Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-31

CAPITAL.
OIxxPIA. January .. 1854
Tie Posso5se Department has been
"a We'd IN for over Q veek. ct least a.
FAR ss the purchase Of postase stamps
vas Concerned. Which accounts for the
scarcity OF correspoRdeuee from car
CAPITAL. BY the way. ve want to keep
calling It "Ouf Capital" as LONG as the
Norts Yakima lobby vii give ~ q
chance, bas IS Q whole bevy Of beauties
arrived from thai region last evening.
After being snow oouod for a week, 10 70
hard 70 say what oar fate may be- The
Sack v- have not had q chance TO sx
anime yet. Rot report speaks of II -
containing SO, 900. II general distri
button 10 To be made. 10 is hoped the
corr sspoodent of the Posr-ISTElL
oEscEs will come IN for bis prv -aia.
THB Poos LoooIzs
Not satisfied With knowing that the
loSRers have passed through . season Of
extr, me depr ssion. ID II they have had
their wages cot to pieces. taose Oh had
been resolving from $50 % <I25 yer
month regularly are noe osai to get a
chimes to work Cor from SO u SIS
notwithstanding all this. toe Leaisla
tore this morning recos sidered Ic- v te
by which the scsiia2 Law" II. B. las,
bad been indefinitely postponed yesIeI-
day, and tue result vas the p isssR- Il
the bill rep ,alina the Law. Inere were
no petitions presented for any such &C.
t,On, aud a. far a. your oorrespo de nj
can learn the is9sers did not desire It's
repesi. Bat IL the Coouc pass the bill
than $1,000 hra ~ NJ
bye - your Doyle or any otner scales
session in the sseet bye and bye."
The loRRers here designate il - . very
so,iy" affair altogether, and on the
suggestion OF one Of the Legislators in a
remark made BY him yesterd ~, 1t 10
thought they will soon organize as q
Logger Protective Association"
DRUGGISTS.
A bill passed the II ,uss today which
directs druggists how to dispose Of NOR
poine. Ii 10 TO be enclosed in q scarlet
wrapper, With a scarlet label and white
letters stating IL 50 be morphine. 40
hereafter when you noiIes anything
wrapped 10 scarlet, look oat for suicides
or N arder.
DR.. Perkins, the oldest representative
10 the House, and most excellent and
worthy gentleman, 10 again able to at
tend the daily sessions, although not
nearly - we'll a. Ne woold Wish TO see
him.
Mr.. Arrasmith, who occupied the
Speakers chair some time today, makes
al excellent presiding officer, and 10
looked up 20 With great respect by his
sociate members.
kliokitat county seems considerably
exercised over the question Of hogs run
ming at large.
Councilman YoanR 10 suffering from
q ssvere cot on the thumb.
Councilman Neal has been complain
inc Of ohiils, and looked quite III today.
Most Of the members feel j8dsd and
tired, and will gladly welcome tho clos
ing hours.
After the Skagit road bill had passed
today IL vas discovered that the House
had passed the wrong bill-the one
passed only containing an enaotinG and
repeating section. The vote, however,
vas rsoonsidered. and the bill passed
properly. Island and Wbatcom we're
incladed in the provisions Of the bill.
II dairymen try to humbue "a here.
after with an inferior class of butter or
cheese, they will have to look cut for
squalls. The Law is pretty strong.
Council memorial No. 3 has passed;
90 the YAKIMA Indians are to be pro-
teoted during the sessions of the Lsgis.
latsre in North Yakima.
The appropriations up to the present
time amount to about $3.50, COO. Who
says Washington Territory hasn't got
money?
The number of bills hanging fire be-
tween both houses up to date Is 2l9 on,
of 3S7, the total number introduced or
these quite number have passed both
houses and may be In the Governors
hands, bat about one half are in the
pockets Of the committees.
Many important measure will vet be
killed before the legislature adj ,urns,
and many more will die for want Of q
breath of fresh air.
some of the members are % veil
educated By this time that they CAD
N image to repeat rapidly, II move that
the bill be 10 Indefinitely postponed"
without even blasbinQ.
II. B al, by MIR. kinrear. to amend
sections 24sl 2430 and Z43t Of the Code,
relating to banking. these amend
msnts are made 70 the pressns Incorpo-
ration Act to provide fer & neral bank. |
ing. BY this bill the capital stock of
any bark shsll not be les tnan t25, 600,
divided into shares Of 500 each, ali Of
which shsll be subscribed, and three. |
6fths Of the stock shall be paid in, ID.
remainder subjsct to call. Stockhold
srs are ipdiv .dually liable, equ ally and
eq 7itabiS. aad not one for another. for
ALI contracts, debts, 9 O.. OF the hank to
the extent Of the am mt Of their
stock therein. ct the par value thereof.
in addition to the amopnt invesled in
shares. Banks are to make annual re-
ports to the Territorial Auditor showing
IN detail the resources and liabilities.
Sooh banks 10 have foil banking DOW
ers- Tbs bill 10 q substitute of the
SAvisRs b INK bill Of KiuneaF. 40 such
banks may be organic ID under this ct.
APPROVED BILLS.
The following House bills we're ap-
proved by the Governor: Amending
the SPOKANE Falls and Goldendale
charters. Assessing migratory stock.
Regulating attorney fees. Amending
alien act. Protection Of dsh and game.
Authorizing soheoi directors Of Adams
county to borrow money. Relocating
CJwiitx county seat. Dividing the
Territory into Representative and Gouu-
oil distficts.