The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-17

OLYMPIA, Feb. l6-Ispeciall = In the House
the following Hin code bills were passed:
g. B. s6-PToceedings supplementary TO execu-
s. B. 77-Rule of decision.
s. B. Reconstruction Of statutes.
s. B. 79-Applications for divorce.
8. B. 83-Evidence in actions.
6. B. s4-Appeals from justices courts.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
II. B. 200, by Tyler (by request).-In relation to
attachment and Earnishment; judiciary.
H. B. 2ol. BY Tyler tby request)- Relating to
II. B. 202 by committee on ways and means
TO pay certain expenses relative 10 capitol build
Fl. 3. Sos. by committee ON tide lands-ro
amend tide land law; on calendar.
= H. B. 204, by Jones-To provide for the registra-
ton Of voters in certain precincts; elections.
H B. EOS. by Jones-Relative to election law;
H. g. 2Oe, by McClurs-To amend act defining
trcspaEs; state lands.
H. B. DOT, by Ready-Relatfve to appeals from
superior to supreme court; Judiciary.
II. B. 208, by Megler-To amend the act relat-
ing to marking Of barrels, cans, ETC., containing
n. B. 2Os, by Johuson-To amend laws relat-
ing to fees and salaries Of county officers; fees
and compensation.
sh and locate the Wssiinstona state SCHOOL Of
horticulture and college OF higher mathematics;
agriculture.
Il. B. 2ll, by Cushman-To prohibit the use OF
passes BY public officers; railroads.
H. B. No. 2l2, by Plummer- Authorizing the
employment of legal representatives Of the state
at washington City; judiciary;
cution OF death sentence: judiciary.
H. B. No 2l4, by Hutchinson (by request)-Fo
the protection Of employees; labor and statistics
relation to the liability Of employers; Judiciary
H. B. No. ZIG, by Chambers-To provide for the
survey and Improvement OF the capitol grounds
capitol; capitol buildings
H. B. No. pit, by Bothell-Pertaining to the
business OF logging; forestry.
establishment Of public Libraries in cities; state
Il. B. als, by Painter-Regulating the sale Of
H. B. 20, by Painter-Approrriating money
for the Improvement OF the penitentiary; peni-
Il. B. 2o,, by Putney-To protect the occun.nt.
and improvers of real estate under the color Of
title; state lands.
GENERAL FILE
sh r; c; R. u, By Gandy-Relative to General
s:M. 7,by o'Neill-Relatiye to the improve
II. B: IS, by Painter-Appropriating $500 for
the deficiency in the state penitentiary fund;
s. B. so, by Kinnear-To cede the jurisdiction
OF the state over lands needed for river and har-
Dor improvements to the United States: passed.
g y. by kneeland-Reative to the time Of
S. B., by Dyer-Relative to corporations other
than religious; passed. Adjourned.
Walla Walls Opium-Smuggler in Jail.
WALLA WAILA, Feb. 16.-[Special. Lee
Yune, whose opium was seized, got out
replevin for forty-one cans, which was
placed in the hands of Sheriff ]. McFar
land, who went to the Pacific Express
office, where the opium had been taken
for shipment to Port Townsend.
The clerk in the Office refused to give
the sheriff the same, saying he had
no right to break the package.
The Chinaman then got replevin for the
entire hundred, and the sheriff secured
the same. As soon as the sheriff got the
opium in his possession Inspector Oliver
arrested Lee Yune and took him to the
county Jail. More arrests will follow to-
morrow. The Chinese population is much
excited tonight.
Tacoma Horse Thief Caught in Ortine.
TACOMA. Feb. 16.-ISpecial. IA. Man
ming, alias Frank Sellers, who stole $3.50
rig from Freeman e. Bopgs' livery stable