, 1888-02-09
OF Wahkiakun county, $3.50, for ser.
vices during the tishery troubles.

VI WUukidkun couuty, ploO, IOr ser
vices during the fishery troubles.
BY MR.. RoEDER.
Bill appropriating $500 for the Gov
ernoT's private secretary.
BY MR.. ARRALMITH.
Bills passed. d.--Bill amending sec
ton 9l0 of the code, relat-
ing to offenses against public
policy and providing punishment
for obstructing navigable streams; bill
amending sections 1875 and 1877 OF
the code, relating to liens; bill making
il u misiemeanor to discharge fire.
arms in an Incorporated towr or near
dwellin 4; bill for the relief of Har-
riet NJ. johnson the Governors messen.
ger, S240; bill repeating an act r.
qu'ring publication Of marks and
brands. Total 5.
Bills killed.-Bill repeating section
five of the revenue act relating to cord
wood and fence posts; bill amending
the code relating to prosecuting at
torneys, fixing their compensation and
providing that they must resist di-
vcrce motions. Total 2.
IL "h' iic"i OWN.
Bills passed.-Bll abolishing the
use OF private seals and legalizing doc
uments without seals; bill amending
re code defining crimes. This bill
10 .he outcome Of the church robbery
in Tacoma; bill establishing ASSESS
ment districts in Incorporated cities
for the purposes of street improve
ment; bill for the relief II. f. Rade
baugh, $66, and =. B. Johnson, $40 |;
bill providing for the payment by the
territory of the expenses of the SUI
preme court; bill for the more eff.
cient organization and discipline Of
the militia providing that the legis-
lature shall meet on the first Monday
of next January, and every two years
thereafter; bill for disposition of SEES
sion laws. Total 8.
Bills Killed.-Women suffrage bill !;
bill providing that murder shall be
punishable by life imprisonment, and
that the displacing Of railroad switches
whereby death results shall be mur.
der bill creating IL board of health;
bill regulating the practice of medi.
cine; bill regulating sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors; bill providing for annexa.
ton OF II portion of King county to
Pierce; bill providing for the property
of railroad corporations bill relating
to school districts in incorporated
towns and the means of raising money
to erect building or purchase grounds.
Total 8.
by MR.. PRESTON.
nil1o pill ,,,,A,I;,,,,
code in relation to the manner Of
Applicant ons for public roads
bill regulating the building of barb
wire fence; bill for the relief of III. w.
Eagan, chaplain OF the territorial pen
ltentinry, $500. Total 3.
Bills killed: Bill to repeal the gross
earnings law; bill providing that the
census Of children of school age shall
be taken in November Instead of in
July; bill repeating the act requiring
the publication of marks and brands
bill providing for the removal of the
capital to Waitsburg. Total 4.
BY MIR. KLANE.
Bills passed: bill regulating the
operation of coal mines. Total l.
Bills killed: Bill granting suffrage
20 women; bill relating to the liability
)f foreign corporations bill requiring
erection of freight and passenger de-
pots by railroad companies in all towns
)f $500 or more population bill pro-
siding for the assessment and taxation
of railroad property; woman suffrage
dill bill fixing the age OF consent at l6
years. bill providing the manner of
ssuing warrants on municipal officers
dill providing for introduction of pho
,eiic spelling; bill providing manner
If incorporation of railroad compa-
>ies; bill regulating compensation of
Judges and clerks of probate courts;
'ill regulating class of workmen to be |
Employed by the territorial printer,
md flying the compensation: bill pro-
riding for the appointment of five
to establish terrific
ial reform school; bill providing for |
he relief of union soldiers and sailors !
md their INDECENT families. Total Ii.
BY MR.. HELM.
Bills passed: Bill in relation to at.
orney's fees in judgments on notes; |
ill amending the code relative to the |
of the time in which an
ct shall be done.-Total 2.
Bills killed: Woman suffrage bill
ill amending the code relative to holi-
lays: bill amending the code relative |
o the time for the performance OF an
'ct; bill to prevent contagion among
heep; bill providing that inmates OF |
insane asylums may write on, letter
s.
by MR.. BUGGY.
Bills passed, none.
Bills killed; Bill providing for sink
ng artesian wells in Franklin ard
Adams counties, vetoed: bill to regu-
ate the practice of medicine; bill for
he relief of j. b. Kelly, of Sprague,