, 1889-12-05
TUESDAYS DETAILED REPORT.
A Complete Record of the Work OF
Both Houses.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 3.-The senate
was called TO order at | i. NJ.

OLYMPIA, wash, dec. 3.-Ine senate
was called to order at | Z. NJ.
REVOLUTIONS AND MEaoRIALs.
BY Ferris-That committee be ap-
pointed to ascertain the needs of state
officers in the way of furniture and fix
lures; carried.
BY misunderstanding committees
on roads and bridges of both houses to
erect and prepare bill OH roads and
bridges carried.
BY Rhinehart-That the governor
be asked TO furnish the senate with such
information as was in his possession in
regard to tho penitentiary, insane asy-
lum and asylum for, defective youth;
carried.
BY Owings-Praying congress to pass
a special act authorizing the survey of
the claim of William Packwood. and
also authorizing its sale to him; re-
ierred to the committee on memorials.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
BY Landes-To establish board of
health; committee on medicine.
by Landes--To relieve timekeepers
from liabilities in certain cases and pre-
venting the responsibilities therein; /;
judiciary.
by Jones-To regulate the payment of
wages mines and mining.
by Shinn--To provide for and to
regulate the registration of votes in
cities and towns having population of
800 or more; election and privileges.
BY Preston--To appoint n committee
to report and recommend location for
an agricultural college; agriculture.
BY Austin.-Allowing school districts
to issue bonds tor the building of school
houses; education.
by Owings-For the relief of Thomas
NJ. Reed, Robert Frost and H. Is. Nc
Elroy; public buildings and grounds.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
BY Ferris-Forbidding public officers
to invest public money for private pur-
poses.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The report of the code commissioners
by recon mendation of the Judiciary
committee WAS indefinitely postponed
House bill No 1, to appropriate a sum
of money to cover deficiency in the
state insane asylum, was reported back
by the Judiciary committee with recon-
mendation that 1t do pass.
The senate then went into committee
of the whole, with Thompson of Walla
Walla in the chair, to consider Fair
weathers bill making an appropriation
of $t076 81 to cover the deficiency of the
constitutional convention. When the
committee arose they recommended the
passage of the bill, which was ordered
engrossed.
HOUSE.
When the house met, Rotch presented
a petition from the citizens of Seatco
asking that the name of the town be
changed to Bucoda. II was filed.
BY Shaw--A resolution requesting the
governor to have printed the reports of
the trustees of public institutions, and
to furnish copies to the members. Laid
on the table
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Herren-To authorize the secretary
of the state to procure office room for
state officers. Referred to committee on
ways and means.
BY Eddy:-To appropriate $4,000 for
the state library.
BY Rotch-To change the name OF
Seatco to Bucoda; privileges and cleo
tions.
BY Clarke--That teachers in the pub.
lie schools shall not be required to teach
their pay be deducted for absence; re-
jected.
BY Cleman-To establish the state
agricultural college; committee on agri-
culture.
BY Cleman-To establish a state nor
NAL school committee on education.
BY Blair-To establish a state reform
school; education.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
BY Geoghegap-To provide for the
payment Of the salaries of officers and
employees of the legislature; passed, so
too
BY Pummer-Declaring streets that
extend from high water mark to naviga-
BILE water public highways; committee
OH tide lands.
BY Grant--Providing that the terms
"territory and territory of Washington
used in the laws shall be construed to
mean state of Washington; passed, 81
to2.
BY stevenson-For the prevention OF
deception in the sale of dairy products
passed, So to 7. Those voting no were
Brown of Spokane, Robertson. Eddy,
Cook, Clark, Huntington and Hutchin-