Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-02-20

In the House, >iXty-thrce members
answered ut roll-call.
The Speaker read 4 telegram from
Congressman Wilson that he would
aid in opening the Columbia river.
The Speaker named the following
special committee to prepare proceed
ings in the Sachs impeachment mat
ter: Berry, >harpStcin, Dysart, De
~teiguer and Giodn,an.
The committee on location OF agri-
cultural co.lr-" reported that all bills
on that subject should be indefinitely
POSTPONED. except the Adams bill
which provides for the commission to
locate that college in Eastern Wash
inyton.
Hutchinson moved to exempt his
bill to locate the college at Spraguc
and charged that the location OF the
college WA, barttrcd away in the Scna-
torial fight and he urged the House to
leave the matter To commission.
His motion prevailed and all the bills
are laid over.
The bill regulating charges OF rhysi-
clans was Indefinitely postponed.
Frame called up his resolution for
extra pay to the assistant Waterman
for extra services. The resolution was
adopted.
On motion OF Tyler the Clark-Met
calic investigating committee was or
dcrcd to report next Monday at >
o'clock.
On motion of Plummcr the bills To-
eating the agricultural college were
mad, Il special order for next Monday
at ; o'clock.
The following we're introduced:
House Joint resolution number I, 10y
Adams that on all maps and i'll all
public documents that grand old noun
tain shall be known as Mt. Rainier
only.
House memorial number 10 10y fish
committee, for fish hatchery on up
per Columbia or Snake river.
ii. NJ. IL, by Young, that grain sacks
and hurlap be placed on the free list.
Ii. Il. 222, by the committee on
Roads and Highways, relating to roads,
laid over.
IL. b. 223, 10y Smith, for preserva-
ton of large game.
ii. Il. 22l, by Jones, providing pen
atty for selling registration certificate;
to Privileges.
III. b. 30, by Jones, providing COM
pcnsation for county treasurers and
auditors for work done out of office
hours; to Fees and Compensation OF
County Officers.
ii. b. 22G, by Goldman, relating to
descent of real estate; to Judiciary.
ii. b. 227, by Goldman, providing
proceedings for prosecutions on inform
alton; to Judiciary.
ii. b. 229, by Miller, relating to
schools in cities to Education.
ii. b. 30, by Mcany, to protect in
nocent purchasers of community prop
crty; to Judiciary.
I'll. b. 23l, by Spinning, prescribing
duties of horticultural commission re-
lating to hops; to Agriculture.
ii. b. 49,, by Candy, to provide for
State veterinary surgeon; to Medi-
cine and Surgery.
II. b. 233, by Hanson, relating to
community property; to Judiciary.
III. b. 23i, by Adams, authorizing
Incorporation of detective associa-
tons; to interpretations.
II. b. 30 by Sharpstcin, relating to
law libraries; to State Library and
Public Grounds.
Senate joint resolution instructing
the Joint committee on lands to confer
with Surveyor General Cavanaugh rel
alive to surveying public lands was
adopted.
Several Senate bills were referred.
Senate bill relating to the Gistribu
ton OF records OF the Supreme Court
was made special order for Friday, at
o'clock.
The House took Il recess to- o'clock.
In the afternoon, the constitutional
amendment relating to the State in
debtedness was considered without
coming to vote. The committee on
Constitution and Revision reported adj
versely.
The railroad bill was taken up rs a
special order at o'clock.