Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-01
TINE Tg9RIToRgAI CAPITAL.
Uesn9s In Bssh Branehes sf the
Ieklsiaa1ve Assembly.
From o@nown Correspondent
OLYNPTA, Oct. 80.

IeElslta1ve Assembly.
from o~oewn Correspondent
OIYxPrA, Oct. 80.
| COUNCIL.
| Mr. Burke introduced G. b. No. 81, al
act to extend the right of suffrage Thi
bill provides for the people of the Terri
tory. both men aRd women, 10 vote on
the proposition Of wonan's suffrage al
the next general election. Referred.
Mr.. Edmistoa introduced @. b. IS, an
act to establish and provide for free
| scholarships in the Territorial Universi-
ty. This bill provides that each mem.
Der of the Legislature shall have the
privilege Of appointing q boy or cir
from his county Who shall be permitted
to attend the University for one year
free. Referred.
G. B. AZ, an act to amend the code 10
as TO increase the salary of Territorial
Auditor, including clerk hire and incl.
dentals 70 t25OO per annnm. passed.
D. b. 81, an act to incorporate the
CITY OF Chehalis, passed.
ID. b. y, an act 10 allow the Commits
noners OF Clarke county TO borrow
money IN furnish Court house, passed.
ID. N. 13, asking Congress for an an
propriation of $1,000 for the improve
meut OF Gray's Harbor and the Cheha-
LIS river. passed.
n. ]. r., relative TO Joint committee
70 frame an apportionment bill, passed
after being amended % as TO give the
Council 3 and the House 5 members.
The Governor approved G. B. Is, an
act IN relation TO fees of Probate Judge
o. Malla Walla county.
Mf. Cation, on permission, introduced
9. B. 56, an act for the relief of Elveod
Evans. This bill asks for $50 for the
expenses incurred BY Mr.. Evans in as
sisting in tho extrsdition of Dixon and
Wise, from Victoria. Referred.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Blackwell introduced H. B. Ne.
b, an Act to consolidate the cities of
Tacoma and New Tacoma, under the
name Of Tacoma. Referred.
Mr. Barlow introduced II. b. 50, an
ACT prohibiting hogs from running at
large in the Territory of Washington.
Referred.
Mr.. Shoudy introduced H. B. 60. an
ACT IN relation 10 the incorporation of
cemeteries. Referred.
Mr.. Brining introduced II. b. 81, to
amend the Dayton oity charter.
Mr.. Young introduced 81. b. 62, for
the relief Of certain employees of the
present Legislative Assembly, or, in
other words, providing for the payment
OF all officers of the Assembly for
which the Territory il liable. Referred.
Mr.. Brooks introduced III. b. 68, an
ACT TO appropriate money for the Klick-
itat Teachers Normal School. Referred.
Mr.. Coply introduced H. B. 81, an ACT
IN relation to tax levy, amending SEQ
tiOns 2580 and 1881. Referred.
Mr.. Brooks introduced H. B. Is, an
Act entitled IAN Act to amend sectio ms
z,6S, 1888, $3.50 and 1891 Of Chapter 229,"
to roads.
Mr.. Turpin introduced H. B. 66, an
Act TO prohibit the owners of hogs in
Territory allowing the
same 70 run at large.
Mr.. Kuhn introduced H. b. 81, an Act
amending section 80 Of the Code. Re-
ferred.
Mr.. Kuhn also introduced H. B. 6S, an
Act in relation 70 road poll tax in .Clal-
Ia a. jefferson and Mason counties.
This bill fxss the road poll tax in the
above mentioned counties at ~ per
,apita.
Council Bill No. 20, to create the
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n 90 )" .a,.ssI - -. q. ,.,..;or
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;.aS ;v J c"-.t;ss " p.Ssad =. ' o
r r ~ IN snhn,;t to thu oual;6ed
,,act.rs ~ Whatcon Conntv the nsr-
msnsns Incat;or ~ the ccnnty seat
thareof
H. NJ. 8. asking for an appropriation