Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-02-14

5. B. 50, relating to Assessors,
passed.
S.B. 119, relating to bitches WAS I'M
der consideration when the House ad-
journcd.
/ In the Senate, Wednesday, The !o!-
, lowing bills were introduced:
By Hyde 8. b. 1863 for the appoint
ment Of board OF five commissioners
to locate State institutions, as follows ::
B Two normal schools, one agricultural
college, one reform school, one sol
diers' home and one technical science
school. The bill appropriates 81, 90
for expenses; referred to the Commit
/ tee OF the Whole.
BY Snow, one to amend chapter III
OF the general laws, relating to -, OK
ecution OF trusts.
By the Tide Lands Committee, for
the appraising and disposal OF tide
lands.
By Baker, limiting the time for the
beginning OF actions for the recovery OF
real estate sold by executors, admins
Z lTalorS OF pudTulalls.
/ BY Baker, validating deeds to dona-
/ ton land claims.
By Baker, relating to the crier and
/ bailitf OF the Supreme Court.
( By Preston, fixing the fees of cOun-
/ ty auditors for recording deeds and
mortgages at 10 cents per folio.
By Forsythe, relating to sawlogs
and other timber.
III. B. 9S, appropriating $l7,I52 to
pay the deficiency at the State prison,
was passed.
! H. B. 13l, relative to the appoint
ment Of special deputy sheritis, etc,
was passed-19 to 6. The bill being
amended, goes back to the House for
concurrence
III. b. 80, to locate State fair, was
Indefinitely postponed-l6 to 6.
$. b. LOG, concerning the locating
and recording of mines, was passed.
S. b. 107, to protect mining shares,
etc, was passed,
Adjourned at ) :0S till 10 A. NJ.
! In the House, Brown, of Spokane,
offered resolution reciting that the
House had asked and received an opin-
ion from the Attorney General to the
effect that the employment OF chap
lain at salary was illegal, and direct
ing that no certificate for payment 10y
the State shall be issued to the chap
lain of the House.
The following bills were introduced
II. B. 267, by Plummer, to amend
the act regulating the mode of pro-
ceeding to appropriate lands by corpo-
ratlons for corporate purposes.
BY Candy for the appointment Of
commissioners to locate State institu
tons.
By Straight, to authorize cities and
towns to construct internal improve
mcnts and to issue bonds to pay fol
the same.
BY Painter, amending section 3 Of
act governing the officers IF the Ter
ritorial Penitentiary.
By Geoghegan, to provide for the
payment of Supreme Court bailifis.
Reading of Senator Longs bill in re
gard to bitches, drains and drainag,
districts, begun yesterday, was re
sumed
Judson, of Pierce, moved an amend
ment, that "no corporation or person
shall be required to keep open ditcl
unless such corporation or person il
benefited thereby; adopted.
Rotch moved to strike out the pro
vision that commissioners may lev,
| / 4, e.. t.l
poses; carried.
The bill was passed-55 ayes. inC
emergency clause was adopted.
Recess till 2 o'clock. --..
In the afternoon when Parkinson.
bill, authorizing county commissioner.
to offer bounty for predatory animals
was announced, Tucker, Of San Juan
tiguratively speaking, jumped on it
He declared that it would be outra
gecus to allow small boys to go abou
shooting innocent and useful birds an,
getting bounty for their scalps.
any small boy should do that III
would favor scalping the small boy.
: The House agreed with Tucker, ant
without further debate indefnitel,
postponed action on the bill
III. b. No. oil, by Evans, relating t.
transcripts of judgments in justices
courts; passed.
III. b. No. 1852, by Judson OF Pierce
appropriating $4,000 for support O
the insane; passed with the emergenc.
clause.
S. b. No. 20, by Wilson, authorizin,
cities and towns organized prior to tn
. adoption of the State Constitution :,
extend their credit and fund their in
! debtcdness, and TO validate certain ex
listing Indebtedness; passed with tn
emergency clause.
House adjourned to Thursday.