Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-03-13
THE INCORPORATION BILL
Some of Its Main Provisions
and the Discussion They
Provoked.
The Tide Lands Men are Very
Jubilant Over Their Vic
tory of Tuesday.
Various Measures Introduced
Ellensburgh to Have a State
Normal School.



1t met this morning resumed the reading
OF the municipal corporation bill and the
reading occupied the entire morning
session. \ provision in the bill allowing
/ elite, Of the second class 1000 to 9OOn
10 levy and collect property tax was
changed, 50 far as school tax is concerned.
mat was stricken out. A lively fight
ehNu"d over sections Ii and II chapter
SIX oI the bill which provided that in
debl'dncss of cities should not exceed
the amount of funds invested. Wilson's
amendment that the council of cities
shall not create or audit liabilities in eN-
cess OF one and onc-haf Of the amount
OF taxable property unless authorized BY
a thrce-iiiths vote Of all qualified electors
IN the town, was adopted as "A substitute
Tor section ii. Section ~ was amended
To read that city councils may eNpend
from the general fund such sums as it
may deem necessary for repairs of streets.
On Ne>ton'S motion, city councils Of ci-
ties are authorized to appropriate a sum
oi money not exceeding one fourth of one
mill OF taxable property for the estab-
fishing Of public library.
OLYMPIA, March l2-Watt made a
worthy effort today ia the senate Ia pass
the Cheney normal school bill. but the
fatcS were against him, a. there were
enough votes which caused him to meet
McGinty. Before it was announced Watt
gave notice that he would move to recon
slider the vote by which the bill was lost
Third reading: by judiciary committee
relative To the costs In convictions for
felony before superior courts. etc. passed
by committee on organization Of cities
Passed.
liy Bird protection Of discharged en-
ploycs. Killed.
by Grubh. locating a normal school at
Cheney. Killed
representative Moutray has resigned
as member Of the apportionmcnt com
mittcc and Speaker Fcighan has appoint
ed Judson Of Whatcom to succeed him.
The house today adopted the report Of
the free conference committee recon-
mendiug that a provision requiring three
of the trustees Of the soldiers home Ia be
veteran, aud two national guardsmcu. be-
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