Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-11

shall be made, and to prohibit :.
ligious or devotional exercises az 40
ing school hours. The commun;o.
ton was referred to the Commits.
on Education. ''es
Council then took a recess til, o,
NJ.
At the afternoon session. no b,,:
ness of importance was trans oo.as
except the introduction, by Mr.. Cal.
honn of
G. B. 100. t." declare certain No,
sons habitnll ,irunkards and to no.
tect them aud others in their nsr
sons and property; was referred 10
the committee on Agriculture.
House met as per adjournment a.
2P. NJ.
Mr.. Judson presented d. M.1a f.,
the relief of A, S. Porter.
Mr.. Kuhn, H. M. 10, in relation
to Neah Bay harbor.
II. B. 81, by the same, to am.na
an act providing for the inspection
and measurement of logs.
Mr.. kincaid presented H. B. a
relating to retail licenses.
H. 3. G5, for the prevention n
cruelty to convicts, was tabled.
House than adjourned
TUESDAY, Nov. 8.
Council met as usual.
The following acts passed:
| c. B. 1O1. by Mr.. Hoover, an act
to authorize the Governor to pur.
chase new shackle for conyicts
Appropriates $500 for that purpose
G. B. 1O2, by Mr.. Grader, an oct
to provide for transportating insane
persons to Asylum and fixing com.
pensation for the same.
G. j. r. relation to printing and
binding the code, was adopted
Provides, for appointment of q spe.
cial committee to ascertain if the fund
appropriated by Congress NAV b
made availableto subject the printing
to competition.
G. B. 100, amending the habitusl
drunkard act, so that other than 70.
latives can make complaint, passed
by the following vote:
Ayes: Messrs. Calhoun, Graden.
Hovey, Kerns, Miller, Sharpsteip.
Wallace and Mr.. Presidents.
Noes: Messrs. Hoover and Long
..
H. B. 70, providing compensation
for Assistant Clerks. Fixes nav al
SIS per day, passed.
H. B. ~, an act making appro.
priation for reading matter for Ter
ritorial convicts, passed.
H. B. G3, an act requiring license
from insurance agents, came from
committee with adverse report, which
was adopted.
G. B. 80, taxing dogs in CIarls
county, failed to pass. Ayes 4, noes
Is.
Z. b. ~, an act for the bettsr
preservation of fish and game IN
Walla Walla county, passed.
G. B. 1O3, by Mr.. Hoover, on ct
fixing the rate for incidental printing,
and providing for auditing the same.
q. 3. 1O2, by Mr.. Hoover, an at
comforting the right of suffrage o.
women in Thurston county.
c. B. 104, by Mr.. Sharpstein, a
act relating to foreign corporations.
G. B. los, reported by committee
on claims, making an appropriation
for relief of G.. Todd, for expenses
incurred in, extradition of a fugitive
from justice, passed.
G. B. LOG. by same, for relief Of @.
Davie, for same service, also passed.
Council adjourned to 2 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
G. B. ITO, relating to execution and
recording legal instruments, passed.
Q. B lO2, Thurston county woman
suffrage bill, was placed upon ito
final passage, the vote resulting:
Ayes: Messrs. Evans, Hoover,
Kerns, Sharpstein and Mr.. Presi.
dent-5.
Noes: Messrs. Graden, Hovsy,
Long, Miller and Wallace-5.
Paired: Messrs. Calhoun and
Hunter.-2.
So the bill failed to pass.
Council then went into Commits
of the Whole on c. B. So, the County
Commissioners Act, and after some
time passed in consideration OF SAINT,
committee rose and Council ad-
journed.
In the House,
The following acts were intro
duced:
H: B. "a, by Mr.. Allen appropriat-
ing 81, 900 for the construction of
wagon road over the c.. cade noun
tains.
H. B. 81, relating to iic-ns in
Steilacoom and Tacoma, passed.
G. B. So, apprcpriating money for
shelves in the Territorial Library,
passed.
Fl. M. Is, in relation to the halbor
os Neah Bay, passed.
H. B. 80, amending an act pro-
viding for inspection and measure
ment of logs, passed.
House then adjourned 10 2p. \.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
H. B. ", appropriating money Tor
the Territorial University passed By
the following vote:
Ayes: Messrs. Alexander. Allen,
Clarke. Holcomb, Karr, Kinoads.