The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-04

Roseoe's Antf-CiRarette Measure-A II
on Irrigation Commission Bill.

Roseoe's Anti Cigarette Measure-A Tilt
on Irrigation Commission Bill.
OLYMPIA, Feb. 3.-[Special lin the
house this morning the first business was
the consideration of house bill No. q. Gre
sting and providing for the enforcement of
liens for labor and material. Passed
unanimously.
House bill No. Sc. regulating the prac-
tice of dentistry, passed by a vote of 81 to
7, after some debate.
Green presented a petition from 1903 cit
liens of Lincoln county favoring laws for
the reduction of railroad rates and fares,
prohibiting Pinkertonism, and providing
free text books for common schools.
Mr.. Murphy presented a petition from
the Farmers 4 lance of Lewis county
asking for the passage of laws repeating
present road law; making it optional to
pay road taxes in labor or money; for
township organization; extending tax re-
demption period: for the printing of laws
ia pamphlet form; for fres text books: for
reduction Of salaries; for deduction of in
debtedness in assessing property; prohib-
sting county boards from issuing bonds
without vote of TIE people, and for me-
moral against the Nicaragua canal.
T.sa Hoole memorial to congress asking
for an Appropriation for the Improvement
OF the harbor a. the mouth OF the Ouil!a-
yute and for the improvement OF the
ozeite river, was adopted. The house also
adopted the Heiiiker memorial for the
passage Of z national quarantine law.
The judiciary committee reported an
opinion that the state was not liable for
dam sge. for IN juries to Miss Lou White.
caused by an accident al the SteIlacoom
asylum.
Morrison moved an amendment to the
rules requiring committees To make either
a. aifi rmaiiye or negative report on Gil
bills, the object being TO prevent reports m
favor 81 indefinite postpopement. The
motion vas indefinitely postponed.
Senate bills Nos. -. ~ and 81 were read
the first time and referred.
The following bills we're introduced aud
referred:
Ii. r. Ne, Is, by Wheeler OF King Relating
& the service oi summons by publication. mAa-
Ing SIX insertions n weekly newspaper - 81
client
II r. No. ga ~ Smith OF OksnosSu--Rela.-
tHg 70 abe location aud recording of quartz
mining claims and providing Tor assessment
Il. il NJ IS BY Smith of pousa.-provid.
Ing for re filing OF vacancies IA the Offices OF
rFosecntiur attorney and justice o. the peace
by coaa;y commissioners.
Ii Il No 20 by Smith or Douglss-Fixius
oGcial bonds nj The Amount II such bonds
II. f. No -. ~ smith u Doug
Ihe county auditor, ccuuty commissioners and
superior Judge members OF county osnvasslng
beard, toe suditor h Il, vac Noes
III. h. No. 2lS. Oy Scott 81 kitssp-Proviting
for a school text booS on money aud finance.
h. b. Nc ~. ~ Mead of NATIONWIDE lsting
~ changes "! venue Ia sn,cg4or courts.
II. b. No. 81, Big the JOINT judiciary COM
nittee-Re.aV.ve 80 the commitment o. juvenile
offenders to ths state reiorm schoos.
Ii. \. No -, by TIE joint judiciary commit
tee--Ks!atsvc 20 the appraisal 81 tie improve
meat- On school lands.
H. H. Ne. -. by tAe joint !ulicisFy commit
tee--groAlblttlE divorced peTsoas from CON
traotiag mRr.iayc within the period ~ which
81 appeal may be taken, ana proYl4lng punish
uavrls ior = vi. alton thereof
H. r. M. 2Si IS TeUp.s ot Spoksnc-Ament-
inS the act relative - diawias ana suiGmoaing
H. Is Nc. 80. by the !oint judiciary commit
tee-Proyidsng 70! tie sale 81 personal property
Of tae state
II y No ssS. by Osnn of stcyeas-ro abolish
TIE ,ssflls oi lieutenant governor
Il! Il No. - ~ A1scse ~ sno hrm,sh-Nak-
manufacture efgaretses of cigarette psper 20 asy
owe an4 psuv ding tog gao pNnss m IT ci Is
VIC alton Is q tae e not more tGsa s.ss. w ~
i1npTisonmg ut Ia eotasy ia. io- nos sVro 49,
SIX rlcut 8. or bntA.
h AN Sc. by Anderson Of WhitmSa--I'-o-
yi5inv ter tie election u county coUAissioaefS
by d-stE1ets-
4 senate concurrent resolution. referring
ths CisypooI biii providing Tor the adop-