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

To amend the code relative to the
community property rights OF husband
and wife.
Toamend the code in relation to
trade marks.
For the protection of llerders and
stock.
To provide for the levy and sale of
corporate stock.
For the appointment of a commits
sion to determine upon sites for State
normal schools
TO define, regulate and govern the
penitentiary.
To regulate the fees of County
Clerks.
To establish State Board of Chari-
ties and Corrections.
Giving a right of action to the per-
sonal representative Of person whose
death is caused by the wrongful act or
omission OF another.
To amend the code with relation to
civil actions and proceedings.
To amend the code in relation to
the State University, alloting public
lands, and appropriating $500 900 for
the University.
For the prevention and penalty for
enticing and harboring seamen.
Providing for actions and proceed.
ings by poor persons without prepay.
ment of fees.
To authorize the survey, appraisal
and sale OF the beds OF lakes, rivers and
waterways capable of being reclaimed.
To establish a naval battalion to be
attached to the national guard.
Defining the descent Of community
property and homesteads.
For the government and classifca.
ton of municipal corporations.
To amend the code in relation to
the office OF Superintendent of Public
instruction.
To regulate the publication of the
reports OF State officers.
To provide for voting on constitu-
tiOnal amendment in relation to the
issue and circulation OF bank notes.
Amending the code in relation to
the levy of school taxes.
Relating to the granting OF rights
OF way to railroads and railways by
municipal corporations.
To regulate charges for the trans.
portation of freight.
For the relief OF Lindley S. Moore.
| Appropriating $4,000 for building
a system OF roads through Olaiianl
and Jefferson counties.
For the purchase OF an oil painting
OF Isaac l. Stevens, first Governor OF
Washington Territory.
For voting on a constitutional
amendment providing for woman's
suffrage.
To regulate the sale and redemption
( OF transportation tickets.
Providing for the levy OF taxes for
payment of the interest on school
bonds.
Senator Forests bill to establish q
State normal school ut Kelso, was
passed. A section appropriating $lO,-
600 was stricken out.
Senate bill No. II, which was the
bill introduced by the Worlds Fair
Commission appropriating $4,000 to
carry on the work, was passed, yeas
25, nays 8. The emergency clause
was also passed.
Adjourned.
In the House, Monday, numerous pc.
titions were presented, mostly in favor
OF the taxation of church property.
The following bills were introduced ::
To prohibit mining and manufac-
turing companies from engaging in
the business OF carrying on company
stores" or general supply stores"
Relating to logging on streams.
Amending the law relative to grant
ing OF licenses to sell intoxicating
liquors, and requiring petitions for
such licenses to be posted for one
month.
Requiring fire insurance companies
doing business in this State to adopt
and use uniform policies in this State,
and providing in case OF total loss for
the payment in full of the amount in
sured for.
To prevent unauthorized persons
from wearing the badges, buttons or
emblems of Masons, Odd Fellows,
Knights of Pythias, Elks, United
Workmen or Good Templars.
To change the name of "Dog Fish
bay" Kitsap county, to Liberty bay"
Providing for deficiencies in appro-
priations.
Authorizing the Governor to select
Chicago as the place at which to hold
the annual militia encampment of
1893, to be attended by such compa.
nies as he may designate, the expense
of such encampment to the State not
to exceed the cost of the transportation
OF such companies.
To amend the game law.
Making an appropriation OF $500
for the support of the National Guard
for the fiscal year ending March 81.
1894, and $4,000 for the same purpose
for the year ending March 81, 1895 :;
amending sections of the penal code
relating to arson; amending the pro-
visions of the militia law relating to
court martials.
Providing method for the review
and correction of illegal assessments
in cities of the first-class.
Fixing the period of redemption from
sales of real estate for taxes in cities of
the first-class at two years from the
date of sale, the act not to apply to
sales heretofore made.