The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-28
SENATE PROCREDlN0S.
A Big Batch Of Bills for tho Last Day
Little Elae DOuo.

OMYMPrA, Feb. 27-TSpecial. This be-
ing the last day for the introduction of
bills, the senators took advantage of it and
introduced batch Of bills SURPRISING any
day of the session. They were as follows:
s B. No. 277, by Eshelman-Providing for an
additional judge for kittitas and Yakima c0un-
tics.
S. B. No e7s, by Brown-ro change the name
s. B. No. 80. by forsyth-Prescribipg the
of railroads and railway corporations
S. b. No. 80. by Richards-To provide for the
economical managenent Of county AFFAIR."
& B. No 2S1. by Rutter-To prohibit mining
and manufacturing corporations from engaging
in the business OF carrying on stores known -
company store. tor or @ sener3l supply nores @
ative to the community property rights Of hus-
$ ,l p No 2sa :; By By c!.ypool-ro ansnd Ne code
g. B. No. 2A, BY Claypoot-For the protection
of hefders and stock.
B No & 3ss & by Gloygo0!n,dto !,oct provide log The
s. B. No 2S6, by Richards-Foe the appcint-
ment Of . commission 20 determine upon sitss
8. 3. No 2s7, BY Miller-ro dsausL regulate
and govern the state peniteutiary.
g. No 2ss. By Dysr-To requisite The isss Of
T .. R No. 80, By pysr-ro sssaaaish . STATE
board of charities and corroc15oue
g Ma -. ~ Van Neri1e-0ey1a9 4 sl9bt
person Whose death q caused 81 The Vroreiui
act or omission Of another.
8. b No 29l. by Van Hoqteo-To amend the
code with relation to civA actions and pro
s. b. No go. BY Dyer-To amend the code in
relation 70 the state univsr:sy :n sllossne public
s. b No. c9s. BY Campbsll-For the prevention
No s I By Dye1HPSovidiDs ior scssn:
and proceedings By poor persons without pre-
vey. appraisal and sale Of the beds Of lake,.
rivers and waterways capable Of being ~.
8 B. No. 2se By Forrsst-ro establish . naval
battalion to be attached TO the National Guard.
S. B. No. 297. BY Dyer-Deaning the descent Of
community property and homsesteads.
y. No. 29S, BY Van dc vanter-For the gov
ernment and classification OF municipal coFpo-
TatiOna
ent OF public instruction.
s b. No. 800. by Van de vanter-To regulate
the publication OF the reports OF state ofncsrat
s. B. No. 30i, by Forrest-To provide for vot-
ing on a constitutional amendment In relation
to the issue and circulation OF bank notes
Mo !" sy % the CODE
5. b. No. 3D3 by Ssrgcsut-Relattng 70 the
granting ot rights-of-way to raiiways and rail-
roads by municipal corporations.
g. b. No. 3Oa. by Sergeant-T0 regulate charges
for the transportation OF freight
s. B. No. 3o5. by Easterday-For the relief Of
s 3. No. sS. BY Hastinss-Appropriati
$4,000 for building q system of roads through
Ciallam and Jefferson counties.
8. b. No. 307, by shaw-For the purchase OF
an Oil painting Of Isaac I. stevens. first COVER
nor of the territory.
s. B. No. 30s by shaw-For voting on con.
s.tutonai amendment providing Tor woman's
suffrage.
and redemption OF transportation tickssa
= b. No. 3l0-Providing for the levy Of taxes
for the payment OF interest on school bonds
Senator Forsyth's bill to establish .
state normal school at Kelso was passed.
The section appropriating $4,000 was
stricken out. The emergency clause
passed.
The vote by which senate bill PIT, in re-
lation to the primary election law, was in
definitely postponed, was reconsidered and
the bill was tabled.
The senate passed the emergency clause
of senate bill 210. by Rutter. to establish .
bureau OF agriculture and statistics.
Senate bill 27i. which was the bill intro
duced by the Worlds fair commission ap.
propriating $50. 600 to carry on the work,
was passed. The emergency clause was
also passed.
Senate memorial No. &, by Richards,
asks for the eradicating of the consular
seal privilege from the revenue laws Of the
nation, and senate memorial No. for the
relief Of Dennis Storrs and heirs for open.
| ing the Skagit river to navigation by ~.
moving jam Of logs, were referred to the
committee on memorials.