Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-11-29

gr"nlture-l thompson, at fierce
Long, Farris.
Claims-Ehiucliarl. Vcsial. UrmSa
! Lcr
COMMUNICATING, Jones, Hun
sakcr
Constitution ana Reyision-Hough-
ton, Wood, kinnear.
Corporations other than Municipal
-DwingS. Parkinson. Luce, IIough-
! ton, Austin.
! Counties and County Boundaries
Gilioil, Thompson Piercc), Farris.
! observation-disclosures, Parkinson
/ Drum.
/ Elections AMI Primarics-Watt
! Austin, Fairweathcr.
Engrosscd Bills-Snow, Rinehart
( Drum.
Federal Relations-Wood, Whalley
Houghton.
Fisheries-Wooding, Thompson Of
Walla Walla, Seaborg.
! Harbor Lines and Navigable Streams
kneeland, Fairweather, Parkinson.
Indian Afiairs-Van Houten, Viii
son, Thompson, of Pierce.
Internal Improvements-Whalley
Long, Owings.
Judiciary - kinnear, Whalley
Thompson, OF Walla Walla, Houghton
Baker, Payne, Wood.
Medicine, Pharmacy, Surgery Hy.
giene and Dentistry-Luce, Snow
Hyde.
Labor and Labor Statistics-Jones
Whalley, Watt.
Manufactures-Baker, Wolfe, Pres
ton.
Memorials - Forsythe, Scaborg
Rhinehart.
Military and National Guard Affairs
-Landes, Wood, Fairweather.
Mines and Mining-Jones, Hunsa.
ker, Luce
Municipal Corporations - Vestal
Rhinehart, Watt.
Printing-Wilson, Wolfe, Hyde.
Public Buildings and Grounds
Farris, Thompson, of Walla Walla
Wolfe.
Public Morals-Thompson, of Walla
Walla, Landes, Watt.
Public Revenue and Taxation
Fairweather, Wilson, Van Houten
Long, Wooling, Vestal, Landes, Drum
| Hunsaker.
Roads, Bridges, Highways and
Fences-LOng, Farris, Hyde.
Rules and Joint Rules-Kinnear,
Kneeland, Owings, Payne, Seaborg.
Salaries and Mileage--Wolfe, ClOugh,
Forsythe.
State, Granted and School Lands
Parkinson, Snow, Thompson, of Pierce,
Gilfoil, Van Houten, Wilson, Clough.
State Library Gilfoil, Lawrence,
Preston.
State Prison-Preston, Jones, Baker.
State Hospital for Insane-Hyde,
Lawrence, Kneeland.
State School for Defective Youth
Clough, Forsythe, Wooding.
State Tide Lands-Austin, Landes,
Snow, Luce. Van Houten, Kneeland,
WOoding.
The following business was intro
duced:
BY Owings, o memorial, praying
that the State be given the preference
i'll selecting granted lands soon as
surveyed.
By Mr.. Kinnear, bill for an act to
provide for printing and distributing
ballots for State and other elections.
Also bill declaring it unlawful to
organize, maintain or employ an
armed body of men in the State. Re-
ferred to the Military Committee.
Also, bill authorizing the Cover
nor to appoint commission OF three
to examine the work submitted by the
Territorial Code Commission, and fix
ing their compensation at IS per day.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
By Lawrence, bill providing for
the location of State Agricultural
College in Whitman county. 1t pro-
vides that the land necessary for that
purpose shall not cost more than $50
per acre, and that the committee ap-
pointed to locate the same shall receive
each IS per day and 10 cents per mile
travelling expenses. Referred to Agri-
cultural Committee.
By Wilson, bill to establish State
Normal School at Ellensburgh. Edu-
cational committee.
By Rhinehart, relating to Notaries
Public under Territorial laws. Judi
ciary Committee.
By Drum, bill relating to cleo
tons. Judiciary Committee.
BY Parkinson, a bill for an act es-
tablishing soldiers and sailors home.
A resolution, presented by Hough-
ton, authorizing o joint committee to
examine and report on the work OF
the Territorial Code Commission, was
adopted.
Considerable time was consumed in
discussion of the report of the House
Committee on pay of legislative en-
employees. The Senate refused to
concur in House amendments reduc.
ing the pay of some of the Senate EN-.
ployes, Owings alone voting in the af-
firmative. A committee of conference
was then appointed.
Lawrence submitted the following
schedule Of mileage, which was referred
to Committee on Revenue and Taxa
ton: