Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-08

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Mr.. Ferguson intro luced G.. II
fl, to promote habits OF temperance
and To prohibit the practice of treat
ing. This bill provides:
SO. l. IL shall hc unlawful for
any person or persons 10 treat of
entertain gratul,ou4ly any other
person or persons To- or with any
spirituous OF nalt liquors. vino or
cider, or any other beverage whatever,
or 10 or with any other article what
ever whereby amy sprituus or malt
! liquors, wine ur cidcr ur any Other
bcvc,age shall ho obtained gratul
tously IN any pubic bar room, IN
! loon, beor hall OF grocery ~ this
Territory. Oh III any other public
! place of resort or amusement ia this
Territory.
SEQ. =. 1t shall bo unlawful for
any ono to attempt To ovade the
PROVISIONS Of ihs act hy auN CHI
canerv or subteifuge Whatever. such
as pretending to sell one article aud
delivering another on 10y falsely pre-
tending to buy or sci! any such bev-
eraGe.
SIc 1. ANY person or persons
violating the first section of tins act
shall bo guilty Of misdcmoanor
!! and on conviction thereof shall bo
punished by iino Of not moro than
SIS nor less than 81, or 10y imprison.
ment IN the county Jail not moro
than - days nor less thnn . days o,
by both fine and imprisonment.
Src. 4. Provides for pun,shIug
violation Of Section = by fine Of not
more than $50 nor less than $40, OF
by Imprisonment, otc.
SEc. ,. la tie event of the fail.
ure Of any person to pay any fine
authorized by tins net, said fine shall
be served out IN county Jail a, rate
of 81 per day, etc.
SIC. q. All moneys collected as
tiues, etc shall bo turned into the
general school funds Of county Ia
which conviction ~ had.
SIC. I. To ,ako effect itom Aprll
|, 1856.
Referred to Committee on I'm
rolled Bills.
Mr.. Neal, c. Il. ~, - submit To
the voto Of tho pe1pio tho question
Of allowing hogs to run at large IN
khckitat Co.
Council won't into Committee Of
the Whole Oh G. u. -, TO establish
n school in Washington Territory
for deaf mutes, aud blind aud fee
bic minded persons.
Mr.. Reavis IN the chair. Tho
bill was amended and made special
order for tomorrow.
Mrs. Clara Connick, uf Pierce
county was elected journal CLERK for
remainder of tession
Inc CounciI tnun huInuinuu.
HovsE.
The Clerk submitted an additional
bid for printing the Governors mes.
sage, which he had received by mail
after the close Of Yesterday session
The bid was from H. q. Appctaon n
Co., of Tacoma. proposing To- exc
cute tho work IN conformity with tho
Legislative resolution for $500
Mr.. Wells moved to i,Ioc. lho bad
on tho around that II bid not tc,u
received "a, the time tie oth,ts Wtro
opened
Considerable dncusa,nn ch.uci
on the moilor. but It Appearing hum
the postmark on the envelope nnl
tho grea; disparity between the II
ures aud those ot the lowest bal
opened Yesterday. that 1t WAS tiuo
bid, tho House unanimously voted
down tho proposition. auI the bal
was referred TO the prlut Com
mittee for confederation With tho
other proposals
IL. B. 81 (substitutc) the local op
ton law. came up with n favorable
report from tho committee The l. u
was read in full
Judge Lewis moved to pass The
bill To third reading
Judge Dennison objected Il wa.
one OF the most important measures
that would come before tLi. I.egisl,
tuIe. 1t will, II 1t ia judicious '
framed, sound lhedeath knell oi the
liquor traffic in Washington Tern
tory. 1t should bo considered we'll
before final action.