Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-12-07

An act to supply deficiencies il
appropriation for the insane.
An act to amend the Olympia cit,
charter
An act relating to Prosecuting At
torneys.
An act taxing the gross earningl
of railroads.
An act amending an act relating
to habitual drunkards.
An act relating to dykes.
An act submitting to vote the tax
alton of church property.
An act to prohibit the sale of pis
tolls and tobacco to children undel
sixteen years of age.
An act to provide terms of the
District Court for Whatcom county.
An act to provide for damages in
changing street grades.
An act to incorporate the city oil
Whatcom.
An act locating temporarily the
county seat of Stevens.
An act relating to trespass.
An act to provide for for dlstribu.
ton of the co,e, session laws and
journals.
An act to secure payment of full
value for stock killed or manned by
railroad trains.
An act relating to ventilation OF
coal mines and appointment of ILL.,
spector.
An act to provide for the construc.
ton of bitches, drains and water.
courses.
An act to appropriate money fol
Territorial Incidental expenses.
An act to amend the Dayton city
charter.
An act to provide for printing and
distribution Of the school law.
An act to amend the charter OF
Port Townsend.
An act to incorporate the city OF
Snohomish.
An act providing for terms of the
District Court for Garfield county.
An act relating to drift sawlogs
and other timber.
An act to enable Olympia School
District to borrow money.
An act to empower School District
No. l, Jefferson county, to borrow
money.
An act consolidating the cities OF
Tacoma and Now Tacoma.
An act to pro ect fish and game.
An act to incorporate the city Of
Laconner.
An act creating the city of Skagit.
An act to pay $3.50 for blanks tor
Secretary's Office.
An act extending tho time in which
the Commissioners of King, Pierce,
Lewis and Thurston may sit as q
Board OF Equalization.
An act to amend to amend the
school law.
An act to protect certain fish.
An act authorizing the Directors
of School District No. 6, Whitman
county to mortgage real estate.
An act fixing compensation of tho
Treasurer of Lewis county.
An act relating to bulls running at
largo in Lewis county.
Quite a number of acts are amend.
atory OF the Code, but as their titles
give no information Of their nature,
they are omitted from the above list.
sTRANGLED BILLS
The following bills were no. ap-
proved by the Governor, and of
course failed to become laws from
lapse of time. It would have been
far better had the Exec utive returned
them to tie Assembly with his OBJ
jections:
c. B. II. making mania or demen.
tia a legal cause for divorce did not
become q law, failing to receive the
approvaisof the Governor, who con-
sidered the cause insufficient.
H. B. "a also failed for want of
approval by the Governor. This
provides for the abolition of punish
ment for adultery, also
H. B. IS, which required that in
case of prosecution for adultery one
OF the parties aggrieved must bring
suit within three months.
MEMORIALS.
Praying for a lighthouse at Gray's
Harbor.
Praying for improvement Of the
Columbia river.
Praying for appropriation for the
Cascade locks.
Praying for appropriation to con-
struct . canal in King county.
For improvement Of the Columbia
river.
For the Cascade locks.
For a canal in King county.
For appropriation for tho Cowlitz
river.
For relief of Williams and others.
For q clearing port at Whatcom.
For admission to the Union.
relating to survivors of the Yski-
war of 1866.
For abolishing Indian rsserva-
tions.
Relating to TOWNSHIP 1t Port An
geles.
Relating to school lands.
.kelating to reinstatement of F.
W. Sparlins.
Relating to appropriation for the
harbor Of Olympia.
Holy MosEs!-And now comes q
Daniel to judgment in the Oregonian,
and claims that Prof. Roberts ia tho
father Of tho suffrage bill lately
passed by the Assembly. - If that
fact was an achievement worthy of