Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-02-03


Hartings (Allen) and Payne (Grigg-).
The Senators and Representatives
present voted as on yesterday. Both
hallots-the thirty-third and thirty
fourth-stood: Allen is, Turner 81,
GriggS 26, Teats 8, Dunbar |.
Alter the announcement OF the first
vote, Mr.. Mcmillan Offered the follow.
ing resolution:
Resolved, That in respect to the
memory of James q. Blaine the reso-
luton under which we are now work
ing be suspended, and that the joint
convention do now dissolve"
President Luce ruled that a resolu-
ton to suspend the rule was out Of
order and ordered the second ballot
taken.
Pairs were announced as follows
For Saturday-Winchell and Greene,
McManus and Roberts, kellogg and
Smith of Whitman, Gilman and Nc
Murphy, Weed and Smithson, Claypool
and kinnear, Sergeant and Van
Houton, McElwain and Mcmillan,
Brown and Woodworth, Easterday
and Dyer, Heliker and Shade, Webb
and Roscoe, Roth and Nash. For
Saturday and Monday-Salice and
Ide, Mead and Kline, Belknap and
Cooper, Forrest and Richards.
Thirteen Senators were absent Sat-
urday at roll call. The remaining q
dispatched the business of the day in
few minutes.
S. B. No. 25. relating to commission
merchants, was reported for passage,
with amendments.
The House bill relative to condi
tional sales and leases of personal
property was referred.
The following new bills were intro.
duced:
By Shaw of Clarke-Regulating ap.
pliances for catching salmon in the
Columbia river.
By Hastings of Jeflerson-To All.
thorize the leasing of the areas re-
served from sale by virtue of the har.
Dor lines established within the State
OF Washington.
BY Rutter of King-To prevent
armed persons or corporations from
employing armed men or detectives.
Adjourned to Monday at IL 80.
In the House Saturday morning a
majority report of the Committee on
Federal Relations adverse to H. C. r.
No. 2, fayoring the free coinage ol
silver, was laid on the table by vote
of Al to 90. The Speaker ruled that
this vote carried the resolution to the
table also. Judson protested against
the ruling, and later appealed from
the decision OF the chair, but immedi.
diately admitted that the appeal was
taken too late and withdrew the ap.
peal, promising to bring up the matter
later in another form.
II. NJ. No. l, favoring the improve.
ment of the Columbia and Snake riv.
ers, was passed, SO for and 2-McEl.
vain and Mulkey-against.
H. C. r. No. 5, favorlng the election
of United States Senators, was passed
81 for, none against.
H. B. No. So, and a judiciary com.
mittee substitute therefor, were indie.
finitely postponed. These bills pro.
vided for the service of legal papers in
civil cases by others than officers, and
it was contended that this would, if
enacted, make it impossible TO get
constables in county districts.
A petition entitled "For More
Money" was presented by Mr.. Brock,
and taken up for immediate consider
alton, with pretended earnestness.
When it was read it was almost unan-
imously laid on the table on motion
of Mr.. Hurd.
The following new bills were intro
duced:
By Misunderstanding for the SER
vice of summons on corporations by
publication; also providing for the &C
knowledgment of confessions of judg-
ment; also relating to appeal from
boards of county commissioners also
providing for the filling of vacancies
in county boards.
By Hoole-Providing for making
new copies of county records where
the old books are mutilated; also re-
quiring county commissioners to give
bonds in the sum of $1,000; also pro-
viding payment Of amount of salaries
OF superior judges, payable by coun-
ties, monthly, out of salary fund.
By Anderson OF Whatcom-Prohib.
iting sale OF liquors by coal mine en-
ployers to their employees.
By Notwithstanding the width
of wheel tires for wagons carrying
heavy loads on public roads.
By Smith of Douglas-Fixing the
rates OF toll on custom Touring mills.
By Judson-Relative to apportion-
ment of school moneys.
By Baker-Providing for the taxa
tion OF mortgages and other securities.
By Leo-Giving the judgment debtor
the possession, rents and profits OF
real estate sold under execution, dur
ing the redemption period.
By Tucker-Relative to bond issues
for road purposes.
By misunderstanding the pub
lie school law.
By Westfall-Appropriating $154,.
500 for maintenance and repair of the
Eastern Washington asylum, and $685..
GOO for an addition to the asylum
also, establishing a system of pablic
schools for cities having 10000 or
more inhabitants