, 1888-02-09
BY MR.. PRESTON:

appncatlOns 1Of puO!lc rOdus;
bill regulating the building of harb |
wire fence; bill for the relief of IL. |
W. Egau. chaplain of the territorial
penitentiary, $3.50. Total, 3.
BY MR.. KEANE.
Bills passed-Bills regulating the
operation of coal mines. Total, l.
BY MIR. HELM.
Bills passed-Bill IN relation TO
fees in Judgments on notes
bill amending the code relative to
the computation of the time in which
an act shall be done Total, ?.
BY MR.. BUGGY.
Bills passed-None.
BY MR.. KNAPP.
Bills passed authorizing the
publication of certain acts of the
present Legislature Total, 1.
BY MR.. STEVENSON.
Bills passed-Bill for the relief of
Skamania county, $792; bill TO pro
vide for the transportation of prison.
ers to the. territorial penitantIary.
Total, 2.
BY MIR. WARMAN.
Bills passed-Bill creating county
commissioners boards of health in
case of epidemics; bill authorizing
county commissioners OF Pacific and
Douglas counties to offer rewarlls;
bill relative to pilot commissioners
and pilot regulations on Columbia
river. Total, 3.
BY MIR. FORREST
Bills passed-BiIl providing that
in real estate conveyances the wife is
bound by a deed in writing, properly
acknowledged. and the words heirs
and other technical words of inher
itance are not necessary to fee simple
title; bill! in relation to garnishmeats
in justices courts; bill appropriatihg
$l44 for W. A. Reynolda, trustee of
the school for deaf mutes; bill amend
ing the code relative to deaf mutes;
bill providing forms for legal instru-
ments; bill providing that owners of
homesteads may mortgage them; bill
defining the boundary line of Lewis
county. Total, Z.
BY MR.. CASE.
Bills passed-Bill increasing sala-
ries of prosecuting attorneys; bill
exempting women from jury service.
Total, 2.
BY MIR. BAKER.
Bills passed-Bill for relief of San
Juan county, Sl31; bill repeating an
act fixing the mileage fees of the
sheriff of Whatcom caunty; bill regu-
lating the salaries of the county
superintendent of schools. Total, 3.
BY MR.. M'ELRoY-
Bills passed-Blll providing for
holding courts of record at county
seats; bill providing for the construc
tion and maintenance of dykes and
dams; bill amending the code rela-
tive to appropriations for roads and
bridges by county commissioners.
Total 3.
BY MR.. REED.
Bill providing that the territorial
auditor shall investigate the claim of
w. Billings, j. X. Smith and Oliver
Shead for S1,793, and draw a warrant
for the amount he finds due; author
izing the organized counties of
Washington territory to issue bonds
and dispose of the same to provide
for the payment of indebtedness and
interest; bill providing for the pro~
viding for the protection and preser-
vatiou of game; bill authorizing the
issuance of duplicate territorial war
rants; bill providing for the location
of county seats where not already
located by special election. Total, 3.
BY MR.. STEWART.
Bill amending the code aud pro-
vidiDg that the names of grand and
petit jurors shall be drawn from a
box, etc; bill providing for the de
velopment of the latent resources of
the territory. Total 2
BY MR.. CLARK, OF YAKIMA.
Amending the code relating to
roads, bridges and highways; bill
defining tue manner of procedure
under an act of congress entitled IAN
act for the relief of inhabitants of
cities and towns located On public
lands;" bill legalizing the acts of the
Douglas county commissioners; bill
providing for the appointment of a
commission of four to revise, codify
and fully prepare the code, and ap-
propriating $1,000 for the salaries
and the expenses, bill relating to
public highways; bill providing that
the territorial auditor shall investi-
gate the claim of the heirs of j. NJ.
VanSyckle for about 5000; bill APP
propnating $4,000 for the sinking of
artesian wells in Yakima county; bill
relating to driving stock along high~
ways Total s.
BIZ MR.. ECKLER.
Bill requiring county auditors to
file duplicate of the assessment roll
with the county auditor, etc, for the
1st of March yearly; bill to provide
punishment for giving wrong pedi-
gree Of animals kept for breeding
purposes. Total, 2.
BY MR.. FELLOWS.
Bill appropriating $4,000 for the es-
tablishment of an insane asylum at
Medical Lake; bill creating the coun-
ty of Okanagon. Total, 2.
BY MR.. HUMEs.
Bill making is misdemeanor for