Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-03
and shade, Arrasmith and Tull, Nc
New and Smith Of Okanogan. Me-
Nanus was absent and not paired.

and shade, Arrasmith and Tull, Nc
New and Smith Of OkanOgan. Nc
Nanus was absent and not paired.
one hill was passed in the Senate
Wclnc,lay-S. b. No. 81, fixing the
sum Of 60 cents a. toe maximum to
hr allowed for the care OF prisoners in
county Jails.
The Judiciary committee recon-
mrndcd the indefinite postponcment
oi :. Il. No. l3, to prevent the issuing
Of bogus money; ). Il. No. 1 relating
10 the settlement OF statements oil
FACTS for the purpose Of taking appeals
and :. b. No. SO, to codify the laws
and create code commission, and the
rccommenda ion was adopted.
The hill appropriating $4,000 for
the construction OF a state normal
school building at Ellensburgh was re-
ported iavorably by the committee on
public buildings and WAS made a spe-
,ill order for "Wednesday next, at
e. VI.
New bills were introduced as fol-
lows
BY Scrgeant-Regulating common
carriers and creating q railroad COM
mission for the State of Washington.
BY O'Neill-Appropriating $1,000
for fish ladder in the Colville river.
by Forrest of king-To provide for
the assessment and collection of taxes
on bank stock and bank shares.
Iiy McCroskey-To amend the code
relative to seals of notaries public.
by Robcrts-To amend the code
providing for the number of ba llots to
hc printed for each precinct.
by HORROR the relief of the Olym-
ma water works, for water furnished
IN the state capitol during the past
three years
BY Eshclman-Relating to private
sales o. real property belonging to
deccdcnts, minors and insane persons.
The Senate. after the joint session,
adjourned until 10 o'clock Thursday.
In the House Wednesday morning
thc frs business was the passage Of
II. u. No. l0l, relating to the liens OF
mechanics and others upon real estate,
curing defects in lien notices and dc.
claring an emergency" All present
voted yea, except Greene and Win
chcll
: D. No y, for the relief OF S. F.
Albert tx sheriff of Wahkiakum
county, was considered on an unfavor-
ahlc report from the appropriations
committee, aud recommitted
The Journal Clerk was authorized
To- employ an assistant at IS per day.
The following bills were introduced
and referred
II II. No. POI, by Payne of Jefler-
~on-AuthoriLing counties to submit
Ia the voters therein propositions to
fund Indebtedness 10y issuing bonds at
the same election at which the pre-
,iouSly attempted mourning of such
indebtedness. or any part thereof may
hc ratified; II Il. No. 20S, to enable
counties to Validate certain indebted
ness attempted To be incurred on the
part ot such counties 10y the corporate
authorities thereof in excess OF their
legal authority, and declaring an emer-
gcncy.
II u. No 209. by Bush of Pacific
Making an appropriation of $1,000 for
-alhrics and travelling expenses of the
State Fish Commissioner and his dep
uties.
II u. No. 30. by Westfall of Spo-
khnc-Appropriating $l5,S77O9 to
cover the Cheney Normal School Def
cheney Ia March |. 1893.
". u. No. 2ll. by Egbert of Pierce
Amending the laws relative to exemp-
tions from execution and attachment.
u H. No. 2l2. by Leo of Pierce--To
prevent attempts TO commit burglaries
aud declaring the possession of burg.
lars tools with intent 10 use the same
tur unlawful purposes TO he a misde-
mcanor, and declaring that the posses
sinn Of such tools. except by a me-
chanic, artliicer or person in trade,
shall lie prima facie proof of fclonious
iutent
II u. No. 2l3. by Scott of Kit.ap-I
Providing a lien for labor performed
of material furnished in the construc-
ton 81 railroads.
N II No. 2li. by Wheeler Of King
Authorizing county treasurers TO de-
duct from the tax on any property
sums levied on erroneous or double as
.essments. and authorizing county
hoari. To- reimburse with interest par
ties whu have paid taxes enormously
assessed
On motion of Hoole. the vote by
which II u. No, II. relative TO the
manner of paying warrants, was inde-
and the hill rccommitted.
White moved the reconsideration OF
the vote hy which II. Il. No. GO, for
the reimbursement OF Thomas +.
Drew and G. r. Clapp, Delegates to
the Nicaragua Canal Convention, was
Indefinitely postponed. A debate en-
sued as Ia the power Of the House
under iis rules 10 reconsider vote in
definitely pos,Poning hill. The
Speaker held that the motion was in
oideF, Judson appealed from the de.
rislon Of the chair. The chair was
sustained hy vote III 80 to 81.
\ committee report on II. Il. No. 90,
g. prevent strikes" recommending
iia Indefinite postponcment, was adopt
81 on motion Of the member who in
tFoslueesl u. Scott, who conceded that
u was imperfect.
" u No 10 vas indefinitely post
Isnnei iof the reason that il was idcn-
teal Nth the timecheck hill passed
over l.aughion's veto.
VI u No ~, 10 amend the law re.
latinF ~ O.. ncs against property 80 ms
make u = mls,icmeanor To maliciously
tlli 90 MAIN dog. gave rise TO an ex-
tended discussion on the merits and
dement's IT dogs. during which num-
l'ef Vt feeling tributes were paid them,
sod pvfsnnal "reminiscences INDUCED
ia After tie bill had been ordered to
ihlfd reading IL was discovered TO be
wiihout an enacting clause. and as
iudsnn ohic, ted Ia the insertion OF the
,lausr. ~ unanimous consent the bill
was ferummitted
~ u NJ li2. 10 provide for the fly
inH 81 stars and stripes over every
sshnolhuuse. was reported from the
committee nn education adversely.
several moinbera Of the committee
cuntended that the agreement was to
frtufn tho hill without recommended
tiuu and the report was laid over for
correction
u No, IL. providing for the sub
mission ui constitutional amendment
authorizing she investment of the per
manrnt school fund In school bonds,