Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-25
H. b. 121, for support Of the poor.

Surveyors.
H. B. 112, authorizing the Com
mis,ioners of Clarke county to bor-
row money.
Mr. Evans intro luced c. B. 140,
supplementary to the District Court
bill, which passed.
Mr.. Long, c. Is. al, relating to
Prosecuting Attorneys.
Recess till = P. NJ.
At the afternoon session, the fol-
lowing bills passed:
II. b. 1871, for relief of certain
clerks.
c. B 142, for relief OF Lewis Nc
Millcn.
c. b. 1873, in relation to UNIVERSE
ty lands.
C. b. III, for construction of
dykes, bitches, &c
H. B. 81, to regulate inspection
and measurement of logs.
H. B. 104, regulating salmon
fisheries on the Columbia river.
H. NJ. Is, relating to indemnity
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H. NJ. 10, relating 10 construction
of railroads, was adopted.
Also c. NJ II, relating to the
Cascade locks.
After which Council adjourned.
In the House.
C. B. SO, Colfax city charter.
Passed.
H. B. "a, Snoqualmie Road bill,
amended so rs to allow King and
Yakima counties to appropriate
$4,000 each for same purpose.
Passed Ii to IL.
C. b. 1913, to allow Whitman Co.
! to build pest houses. Passed.
II. d. 26, Probate Judges and G.
J. r. in reference to school laws.
Indefinitely postponed.
H. B. GS, revenue bill, passed.
H. b. II, for relief of Territorial
University. Council amendments
concurred in afterward amended by
the House so as to appropriate
81 900 per annum to every high
school in the Territory.
H. Nj. Is, by Steen relating to
indemnity laws held by N. P. r. r.
adopted.
H. Nj. 10, Alexander, asking for
construction of branch railroad
across Cascades to Puget Sound,
adopted.
H. b. 112, by Dillon, to allow
Clarke county to borrow money.
Passed.
H. B. 113, by Warman, relating to
fowls running at large.
II. B. ia, by Kuhn, defining Ju-
dicial days.
H. B. lis, by Kuhn, regulating de-
scent of real estate. Passed.
: H. B. 116, by Rees relating to
graded schools.
H. B. III, by Smith of Klickitat
submitting question of prohibiting
to legal voters at next election.
H. B. lis, by Kuhn, in relation to
mortgages on certain kinds of pro-
perty. Passed.
House then adjourned.
AFTERNOON sEs> ION.
The following bills pissed:
H. B. AZ, providing for the better
preservation of Supreme Court de-
cisions.
H. B. 90, for relief of San Juan
County.
G. b. Ill. to purchase desks and
chairs for office OF Territorial Audit
or.
c. B. 1874, for relief of certain
counties.
H. B. 1876, to reimburse Yakima
county.
H. B. 107, to provide for the
transportation of insane persons.
The following bills were intro
duced by the Code committee,
numbered from 1873 to 156 inclusive:
Relating to fences.
Taking up saw-logs.
Regulating interest on money.
Regulating fees and costs.
Relating to boats and scows found
adrift.
Providing against dangerous ard
vicious animals.
Relating to Clerks of Supreme and
District Courts.
Relief of commission merchants,
carriers and others.
Relating to quartz mining claims.
Authorizing the construction of
drains, bitches, &c.
In relation to attorneys.
In relation to grand and petit.
juries.
To regulate peddling boats.
To establish the amount and pro.
vide for payment of costs III certain
cases.
To fix the age of minority.
Relating to Assessors.
Relating to the vacation Of town
plats.
Relating to town plats.
Relating to unclaimed property.
H. B. 157, introduced by Mr..
Kuhn, relating to bills Of exchange,
passed.
Also H. B. 15s, to prevent fraud.
uleet conveyances.
81. B. 100, the hog law, passed.
II. B. 95, to protect deer, passed.
House than adjourned.
TUESDAY, Nov. %.
In the Council,
Mr.. Evans introduced c. B. 149.
to provide payment for statutes
furnished the Executive and the
Code committee.
Alse G. B. IA, relative to printing
the Code.
The following bills passed:
H. B. 1913, relating to Constables.
H. B. 113, relating to poultry.
II. B. Isl, relating to bills OF OK.
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