Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-02-06

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Railroads.
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ihl"rhia'i"h r's'rulhS t''c matter tiie
h'4 was rct"i'liill''ed 10 tiie commit
zee ON i.hltcil'iarE. /
ih' ii",''e l""N recess t'i''ii = l. NJ
M"9t "i 'iie .iii't III ti'e "ltcl'i""ii was
i" NJ III lhc house discussing iI''ii
hi'l .l'l 'S'a'''ishihs bureau vi
o''u>'i'N' ACii'"i'"iI an" iiiiniS'"
ti"h 10 proNlde lor the appointment +
OF a c"mniSri"ncr Oh s'lid bureau pre-
scfihlhS ms du'ieS' ana compensation
ana declaring an emergency. !
ne hiii was anhehoeu ana "rdereu
thEr"S'e". go, !
y number OF new bills were INTRO
d"ced' among otn'rs one ASKING an
appropriation Tor barton Legislative /
liand-book.
+ coa,a ,o. -. IN . uo1.,1a
Absent. Senators Baker, Edcns, Hast !
ings. Hyde, Kinnear, Long, Owings, !
I Parkinson. Preston and Van de Vantcr. |
ChaS. Mcdonald and 4. b. Stewart
were confirmed us trustees of the Hos ,
pital for the Insane of Eastern and
Western Washington respectively.
A number of petitions were received
from the Farmers Alliance of Whit !
man and other counties of the State
asking for railroad legislation.
4 large number of bills were intro
duccd and referred.
The Senate then took up Senate bill
No. a, providing for appeals in the
Supreme Court-one of the code bills.
This was passed. also Senate bills No.
/ 76, Is. so, So and Sc
senate bill No. Il7. for the relief of
Lindlcv f.. Moore for SIG7. 80 for ser
vices as Night Waterman at the cap
itol during recess was passed.
II Il No 81 relative To no fees to
bo cbargcJ far nnps;o, voucbor, etc
nosscI
II u M 20 f,r Tho novront nj
Lo;l;r, nf S,,,or; rourt, ,,..,,, 1901
SlXty-siX members were present III
the House.
The Speaker presented petitions
from citizens OF Spokane and Whitman
counties asking to be attached to Lin
coin county.
Several petitions were introduced
Tor railroad legislation.
lancy introduced an amendment to
the Constitution permitting the State
to contract debts for the construction
OF public buildings, to anamount not
exceeding per cent. of the taxable
property and may further contract
debts for general purposes to an
amount not exceeding 100000.
The following bills were indefinitely !
postponed:
For Pilot Commissioner; to create |
:he office OF Register of Deeds; for pre-
cinct Assessor; providing for the week |
ly payment OF wages by employers:
making hours legal days work.
The special committee on flsheres
reported that IL met IL slmiiar commit
tee OF the oregon legislature and re-
commend that poth states nave law
similar 10 the one now IN force In thls
state WIFI iew amendments.
futney submitted resolution Tor
cohS'itu!iohai amehuineht promoting
the ioahihe "a an! oi TIE SCHOOL Iuhu
10 private individuals.
Inc ioiiOWihg were introduced:
Rouse Dill IoZ, d! Judlclar! COM
mlttee, "a SUBSTITUTED confirming
sherih SAFES
House DIN NO. loo' 10y iAwtoh' de-
ilhing iorcioie entry ana oetaiher' 10
JUDICIARY;
rouse DIN no. l9f' ny fiummerieit'
~ a"ieho ''ie Id" ciassiiylns couh'ies'
70 compensation ana ices Oh county Oh
Hcers.
propriate Sc 600 for the school for de-
iective youth; to reform school.
lib. No. 1856. by Arrasmith. reouir-
ing railroad companies to connect
II. b. No. ID, by Putney, to organize
teachers institutes; to Education.
S. b. No. 10, relating to referees: to |
Judiciary.
S. b. No. II, declaring the rule Of
decisions; to Judiciary.
S. b. No. %, relating to writs of
mandate and prohibition to Judiciary |
S. b. No. y, relating TO vacation Of
| judgments: to Judiciary