Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-03-03

i'r o." '1tih'r work 81 the commission
,uI ? tun additional. for the woman,
.i,ruffm'ut ~ the Worlds Columbian
/ 'pNsiu.u NJ the close Of the fail
ih, bulllus- are e. hr sold, together
Sith the ethiht-. but efforts will b,
uadr sn FAR ~ po--ihlc to have tn,
"'mh'- placed in permanen,
mu'rum.
The h.ll VAS considered in the com
mittcr ~ the whole, with Senator
Eshclman il the chair, and Was re
ported back with tile recommendation
that Il pass. II was made specia
order for Monday. at 2rM.
Senate bill No. liS, appropriatine
$50 fnr the Olympia water works, fol
water furnished the capitol for the
years 1891 and 1892, was amended tc
make the same sum pay for 1893 anC
1894 also.
Adjourned to II 80 on Monday.
Tho special committee appointed tC
ascertain what legislation hy Congress.
may be- necessary to vest in the State
d Washington a perfect title to the
lands granted 10 the State for com
mon school purposes. made its report
to the House, Saturday morning, re-
commenting the adoption OF a me-
mortal to Congress asking for legisla
tion confirming the States title to al
indemnity lands selected by County
Commissioners To make up defciencie,
IN school sections. The memorial wal
adopted
Tnrpin introduced II. II. No. 10, 10y
request. asking Congress to suitably
recognize the services of Captain.
Robert Gray aud John Kendrick, and
their merchant proprietors i'll securing
territorial rights on the northwest
coast, 10y making an appropriation fol
their dcscendents. II was referred.
The following bills were introduced
Anderson of Whatcom-Authoriz
ing notaries public to solemnize mar
riages
Mcken1ie-To provide for the pay
ment 10y the State OF the share o.
I
drainage district expense apportioned
to state or school lands.
Tucker-Forbidding the counter
feiting mutilation or destruction o
trade marks.
Anderson of Pierce-Relative to the
method of marking election ballots.
Moofc-ro provide for taking terri
tory from one county and adding it tc
another, the object being to add por
tion of khckitat to Skamania.
Misunderstanding for the full pay
ment OF insurance policies.
Wheeler-Making it larceny to un
lawfully retain the possession of goods
OF another; also, making the interes,
OF the husband or wife in their com
munity properly subject to the debts
incurred by either for the benefit o.
the community interest OF the husband
or wife; also, making certain provi
sions OF can act creating and provid
ing for the enforcement OF liens fol-
labor and material" approved Febru
ary %, 1898, applicable to all liens
created by statute; also, providing iol
an additional Judge OF the Superior
Court for King county, such Judge te
be elected at the next general election
of State and county officers.
Manipulating an appropriation
OF $4,000 to meet the obligations o
the university land and building com
mission.
By the Committee on Insurance
Amending the act to regulate and
license insurance business in this
State.
By the Committee on Commerce
Providing liens upon saw logs, spars
piles or other timbers, and upon lum
Der and shingles.
Action was taken on bills as follows
House bill No. 1888, authorizing a
party to a suit or his attorney to des.
ignate the paper in which legal notices
relating to the suit shall be published
Nnate bill No. SO, regulating the
registration of voters in cities and
towns and in voting precincts having
voting population of $50 or more,
was passed.
House bill No. 2l5. providing that
the offices of Marshal, City Clerk and
City Attorney, in cities of the third
class, shall be elective, was passed.
Adjourned to ii :55 on Monday.
In the joint convention, Saturday
there were two or three unimportant
changes. On the eightieth ballot
Turpin voted for Colonel B. F. Shaw
and on the eighty-first Hutchinson
also voted for Shaw, but Turpin re-
turned to Griggs. Durant voted for
Denn on the eighty-first. Mulkey
continued to vote for Judson. The
ballots resulted: Eightieth-Allen Al,
Turner IS, Griggs 20, Knox 9, Dunbar
l. Voorhees, l, Judson l, Shaw l.
Eighty-first-Allen Al, Turner Is,
Griggs 81, Knox s. Dunbar l, Judson
l, Shaw l. DEM l.
AS Monday was the last day for the
introduction OF bills, a greater num-
Der OF measures were presented than
on any other day of the session. In
the Senate they were as follows:
To change the name of Sidney,
Kitsap county, to Port Orchard.
Providing for an additional Judge
Tor Kittitas and Yakima counties.
Prescribing the manner and form
for the assessment of property of rail-
roads and railway corporations.
To provide for the economical man.
agement OF county affairs.
10 prohibit mining and manufacture
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