, 1888-02-09

| lntO btreets unu squares, snuit oc VI" ~
ed bill authorizing school district Ne.
3, OF Clarke county, to borrow money /;
bill providing for the appointment OF
guardians for incompetent PERSONS
Total 10.
by MIR. STEVENSON
Bills passed: Bill for the relief OF
Skamania county, 1892 bill to provide
for the transportation of prisoners to
the territorial penitentiary 2.
| Bills killed: Railroad taxation bill {;
bill for the protection Of food fish,
Total 2.
by MIR. wARMAN.
Bills passed: Bill creating county
commissioners boards of health in
cases OF epidemics bill authorizing
county commissioners Of Pacific and
Douglass counties to offer rewards; /;
bill relative to pilot commissioners and
pilot regulations on Columbia river. -
Total 3.
Bills killed: Bill declaring dogs to
be personal property; bill providing for
the appointment of IL fish commission
and the establishment OF u hatchery;
bill providing that each mem Der of the
legislature may appoint one person to
attend the territorial universiL: for
two years, and tina pupils from outside
OF King county shall have deducted
from their tuition the cost Of transpor-
tation to and from Seattle. (rhe sub.
stance of this bill was incorporated in
another on the sam subjecD.-.T 3.
| BY MIR. FORREST.
Bills passed: Bill providing that in
real estate conveyances the wife is
bound by II deed in writing properly
acknowledged, and that the words
heirs and other technical words of in
| hertance are not necessary to fee
simple titles bill in relation to garnish-
ments in justices courts; bill appropri-
ating $144 for w. A. Reynolds, Il ustee
OF the school for deaf mutes; bill
amending the code relative to deaf
mutes; bill providing forms for
legal instruments; bill providing that
owners of homesteads may mortgage
them; bill defining the boundary line
| of Lewis c0unty Total Z.
Bills killed: Bill making the school
age six instead of five years; bill to
prevent stations, bulls, boars, etc,
from running ut large; bill providing
for the appointment by the county
| commissioners of board OF viewers to
locate terri orial roads; bill providing
that attorneys ut law may solemnize
marriages-Total4 4.
BY MIR. CASE.
Bills pissed: Bill increasing salar-
les Of prosecuting attorneys; bill ex-
empting women from jury service
Total 2.
Bills killed: Bill in relation to
rate of interest 8 per cent. bill amend.
ing the code relative to the duties of
county commissioners; bill to exempt |
from taxation not to exceed FL 800
worth OF property of insane or incom-
petent persons; bill creating the office |
of public examiner; bill providing that
each incorporated town shall comprise |
one school district, and that in dis
tricts where there are over $50 pupils,
the schools shall be graded, etc; bill |
providing that persons making appli-
caticn for attachments must set forth
that lie believes the plaintiff in danger
of losing the debt unless an attach
ment issues; bill to regulate attorneys
fees recoverable in civil actions; bill
amending the code relative to changes
OF venue in district courts; bill to re-
peal the code relative to sales of per-
sonal property in probate courts, ut
private sales bill to regulate the man
ner of preferment of claims agains-
estates i'll probate courts; bill regulatt
ing salaries of county treasurers; bill
to prevent cruelty to animals, ,---rol
tai l3.
BY MR.. BAKER.
Bills passed: Bill for relief OF
San Juan county, $13l; bill
repeating an act fixing toe
mileage fees Of the sheriff of Whatcom
county, Bill regulating he salaries
OF the county superintendants of
schools.
Bills killed. Bill requiring county
auditors to keep an incumbrance
record; bill annexing portion of
Skagit county to Whatcom county
bill providing that theatres may be
open Sunday nights. Total 3.
BY MR.. M'ELRoY.
Bills passed: Bill 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, relative
to appropriations for roads and bridges
by county commissioners. Total 3.
Bills killed; Bill providing for sub
mitting the question OF woman
suffrage to the women of the territory;
bill providing that private corpora.
tions may construct logging booms;
bill repeating an act allowing road
districts in Whatcom, Island and
Skagit counties TO levy taxes; bill
providing for the appointment of q.
NJ Haller to nrrnart, a hill To Ilresenf