Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-20

river; referred to committee on
federal relatious.
The following bills were introduced,
read twice and referred:
BY Tull-To prevent the employ.
ment of armed detectives.
By Notwithstanding to garnish.
ment; to provide an additional Super
ior Judge for King county; also relat.
ing to fees of State and county officers.
By Misunderstanding to liens on
logs.
BY Bush of Chehalis-Relative to
licensing engineers.
BY Smith of Douglas-Relating to
the recording of chattle mortgages.
By Brock-To protect sturgeon.
By McNew-Relative to the collec-
ton OF delinquent taxes; to amend
the road law.
By Misunderstanding to the re.
cording of cOnveyances.
Ey Turpin-Relating to mechanics
liens.
By Morrison-To submit an amend
ment to the constitution, relative to
terms of county officers; to create a
banking department.
BY Weed-Relating to the matur-
ity of contracts; relative to selection
OF granted lands.
Messrs. Sherman and Leo were
added to the judiciary committee, and
Leo was substituted for Meany on the
committee on privileges and elections,
at the latter's request.
At IL o'clock the business of elect
ing U. S. Senator was taken up and
the following ballot was had:
FOR ALLEN-34.
Anderson of Whatcom, McMurphy,
Anderson of Whitman, McNew,
Brock, Neergaard.
Bush Of Chehalis, Pierce of Lewis,
Bush Of Pacific, Rinehart,
Cameron, Roscoe,
Parrish, Roth,
Heliiker, Sallee,
Hools, Speck,
Karr, Tucker,
Keller, Washburn,
Mead, Webb,
Meany, Weed,
Merchant. White,
Morrison, Wheeler.
McElwain, Winchell,
Mckenzie. Mr.. Speaker.
FOR rURNER-17
Greenberg. Pierce of KIickitat.
Kelly, Sherman.
Luddcn, SmlthsOn,
MentZer, Temple.
Moore, Tull,
Mcmillan, Westfall,
Nash. WosdwOrth,
Nelson,
FOR GRIGGs-Is.
Anderson of Pierce, Kline.
Cowan, Leo,
Crockett. Letterman,
EdmOnds, Mays,
Foster, Mulkey,
Gilman, Payne,
Hamiii. smith Of okanogan.
JudsOn, Turpin.
FOR rEAs-9.
Baker, Edwards,
Barton, Egbert.
Collin, Scott.
Damn, Smith OF Douglas,
Durxnt,
House then adjourned TO Wednes-
day morning.
In the Senate, Wednesday, Hutch
inson, of Lincoln, was promptly to
the front with resolution to increase
the committee on interpretations other
than municipal, from 4 to Z members
lost.
Committee clerks were appointed az
follows: Public building and grounds
and constitution and revision, C. A.
Wilt, of Tacoma.
Corporations other than municipal
]. H. Watson. Of Spokane.
Military, public morals, constitution
and revision and education, o. T.
Stratton, North Yakima.
State insane and printing, Albert
Hawkins, of Spokane.
Committee on enrolled bills, Miss
Caster.
Public revenue and taxation, David
E. Bailey, of Olympia.
Roads and bridge committee, E. L.
Kellogg.
State prison, counties and federal
relations, p. b. johnson, of Walla
Walla.
Assistant enrolling clerk, David w.
Higgins OF Tacoma.
Commerce, mines and mining and
memorials, George Park, OF Gilman.
Fisheries and manufactures, Mrs. A.
+. FOllansbee.
A concurrent resolution to Congress
urging the speedy completion OF the
Nicaragua canal, was referred to the
committee on Memorials and joint
resolutions.
A number of bills were introduced.
A concurrent resolution, providing
for the printing of 5000 copies OF
Governor Ferry's and Governor Nc
Graw's messages, was passed.
A recess was taken until noon.
In the House, Mays, of Garfield, ia
troduced a resolution from the Fair
view Industrial Association asking the
to reduce rates and fares on
and repeal the revenue law
passed at the last legislature.
Cowan, of Clarke, presented petit
ton asking the repeal of the poll tax
and the election of certain per cent.
officers by the direct vote of the peo-
pie. 1t was referred to the committee
on revenue and license.