Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-27

iN' second cor subsequent times.
i'y Nstrusky I'll Whitman-To reg
ui,r aui license Insurance business
in tii> state.
~ Hutchinson oi Llncoln-To pro-
'ul" irr me arbitration of differences
between corporations and employees.
l;N . Nrlll of Strvcn>-To abolish
'uo uilrcs uf FISH Commissioner and
tam, Nard.n-
u, Funk OF king--To provide for
'u' control and management of State
Norma, ~chuul4.
lit Forsyth of Cowlitz-To declare
aud r'sulat" the powers and duties Of
corporations organized for improving
.tr'tu- chiefly valuable Tor the navi-
CATION cot logs and other timber pro-
ducts.
Hv E~hlcman-To prevent cruelty
60 Children. animals, fowl and birds.
By serge aut-For the appointment
~ a public examiner, to examine the
accounts OF all public officials, banks,
corporations and investment COM
rauos
by the Judiciary Committee-To
create the office Of Marshal OF the SUI
ptrmc Court
The ~'natr, after Joint session, adj
Ioufncd until / o'clock Thursday.
The House met Mt 10 o'clock Wednes-
laN
The ant-rinkerton bill Of last ses-
sion was received from the Senate.
Having been passed over the veto Of
Acting Governor laughton, it was
nude special order for Monday, Feb
ruAry q. AT 10 o'clock A. NJ
\ letter was received from the
House Of Representatives. OF the Ore
gnn Legislature stating that the Joint
committee from the Oregon Legisla-
turc on fisheries would meet with the
committee from the Washington Leg
i.lature IN Olympia on February 10, if
agreeable.
Collin, of Spokane, presented a con-
current resolution asking for an in
crease IN the circulating medium of
the country.
\ message from the Senate an
nouncrl the passage of II. c. X. No.
I. relating 20 the appointment of a
POINT committee on fisheries, and the
speaker named rs the House members
Of sad committee, Messrs. Bush, OF
Pacific. Brock, and Cowan.
The following bills were introduced,
Rad first time and referred to COM
nittce.
BY Dran--Providing for the pay
mcnt of road taxes in work
l'v Judson-ro appropriate $780,
io1.j5 to pay for Deficiencies for the
Western Washington Hospital for the
Insane
Isy Relating to and authoriz-
ing the collection of assessments for
local improvements by n new assess
mrnt Of the cost and expense of max
ing same in cities OF the first class,
and declaring an emergency.
Nv Tucker (hy requesD-TO amend
section - Of chapter II of the laws of
lSS9-9O, entitled AN act TO establish
"a general uniform system of common
schonls in tho State OF Washington :"
amending sections !. -. 81, 80, a, 81,
II and - al an act entitled IAN act
Ia establish general uniform system
Of common schools in the State of
Washington"
BY Wrstfall-To appropriate $780,
ON Ia cover the deficiency for main
tanning the Eastern Washington Hos
pltal for the Insane to April. |, 1898.
lly Wheclcr-To provide for the re-
demption of real property sold under
execution or other process issued in
pursuance of judgmen mt or other decree
OF court in the foreclosure OF liens
created 10y statute: to provide for the
npprhi-cment and disposition of school
lands.
lly smith. Of Douglas-Providing
for the foreclosure of chattel mort
cages shall he commenced immediate
~ on falling due. or else shall be in
validated
By Webb-Concerning State Ag-
ricuturnl Fair, and providing that a
commission of seven persons, to be
appointed by the Governor and hold
office four years, and before the first
Monday in June. 1873. shall secure
not Ia exceed 200 acres of land as near
the city Of North Yakima rs possible
Tor State fair buildings and grounds.
BY Crockett-Relative TO the quail
tications and compensation of County
Commissioners.
BY DEMONSTRATING that the
Mayor members of the City Council
Assessor, Treasurer, Health Officer,
City Clerk, City Attorney and City
Maishal shall I've elected on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in De
cemher in each year.
/ Scott, OF Kitsap, presented n petition
from the Indian war veterans of his
section, asking for relief.
The Judiciary committee reported
back II. b. No. As, rslating to condi.
tlonal sales OF personal property, with
the recommendation that they pass
but they went over until next day.
The Judiciary committee reported
back II. B. No. l6 with the recon-
. incubation that it pass. The bill was
passed. 1t relates TO the giving Of
liens Tor labor performed in the manu-
facture of lumber.
The House adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Thursday.
The balloting in joint convention
was but formal repetition of the
votes of the day before. Both ballot:
) stood: Allen 81, Turner %, Griggs
81, Teats 9.
The Senate Thursday unanimously
D Dnssed - n M IL nv Easterday nrO
yiding for the election of Supreme
Judges. Under the present law tn,
Judges can only be elected every foul
years, at the general election for State
officers, while the terms of one al
least of the judges will expire every
two years.
:. b. No. "a, for the relief of r. F
1 Alberts, ex-Sheriff of Wahkiakun
county, was passed with 30 votes in
the affirmative and Hutchinson oil
Lincoln in the negative. The bill .ap
|, propriates $2404or sexpenses incurred
!. in enforcing the Territorial fisher,
laws on the Columbia river.
! S. B. No. Al, for the printing in the
session laws of the names OF person.
changed by court, of corporation.
organized. persons naturalized ant
names of State officers, was returned
: from the committee on printing with
out recommendation and tabled.
Bills were introduced as follows:
!, BY Frink--To establish system o
public schools in cities of 10000 OF
more inhabitants.