The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-21
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
More Clerks Appofnt~d-A Bill Passed-
Bills introduced,

. OLYMPIA. Jan. 10.-f- pecsn1 The torse was
called 20 orde: 81 10 T. n. TIE speaks. an
DpUocec that John T. Jones, o.. Lewis hsc been
selected as private secretary 70 the speaker.
Chairman Mead announced that Hiram G Gin,
o. King county, had been selected clerk Of
tie judiciary committee.
Hoin moved that the committees on NUM-
cipal corporations and revenue and taxation be
each allowed 3 clerk Lud3en and Hooie spoke
in favor Of the motion. and Judson and NAYS
opposed IL On roll call the motion We lost,
eyes "a, noes 81 The committees On sppIopria-
tons and clsigas announced tie name Of Mes
Carrie Z. Nichols as CLERK
Sherman moved g concurrence IN Tire ssna;s
amendment % the concurrent resolu Lon making
the agricultural college inves,is eating commit
toe consist Of three from the senate aud four
from the house, and Il was concur-ed in
petition from Miss Lou White, Of Santa
Cara coaaIy, Gal, Tss presented by unison OF
Pierce, reci;ing that she had been injured while
10 the performance o. her duties 8 Ian ndress
III The western Washington insane ssy!uIa IA
1871. snc asking for relief; referred TO the iu-
dietary Committee
petition ron Pierce county, asking for the
gepea. OF the present road "a. and that changes
be made in the school law % give the
country Districts al equal share OF the school
iuud with the cities, wss presented by Judson
and referred.
The judiciary committee reported back house
bill No. j. authorizing judges Of the superior
courts whose tern of Office expired PRIOR 20
January 10. 1898, 20 settle statements OF facts
matters O: appeal in tried before them and
recommend ed lis LAS age; or motion OF Gilman
., King, The bill was Considered engr0ssed and
placed OF II. third reading aud finsi passage,
al me members voting for j. except Dsnu,
Popu.ist
Inc following b.lis were introduced, read nrs.
and second tines and referred:
n n ED q i,y nj aF n
lste railroad passenger rates.
II. r. NJ. ., ~ kjnehari Of Riug--To prevent
Spreading Of contagious diseases AMONG stock.
II. y. 40. %, by Mash OF Pierce-Rela:ing TO
proceedings supplemental 10 executions.
II; B. No. Il. karr OF Casha!is-Rela:ipg TO
T. 3. No 70, by smith Of Notwithstanding
to exemption IN dnsl process.
II. b. 10. 20, by Ieiterman Of Whtmsn-Mak-
ing an appropriation for tie agricultural coll
IL y: No. 80. By Scot: Of Kiu.p- Repeating
the poll tax.
H. B. No. s.. by Weed OF Yasim.-Coac.rn:ng
II. b. SO. 81. ny Foster o: wahkistum-ro DO
away with fab wheels
II. p. No 81, oy Foster of WahktskUm-To
protect the lives o. fshermen.
III. r. No. 81, by White Of Kiag-To provide
CONDENSATION for counsel appointed 70 defend
H. Il. 30 s., by Wheeler Of King-To provide
:ot appointment OF counsel to defend INDECENT
persons charged with felony.
ri. u. No s.. by Wheeler OF King-To regulate
practice OF dentistry.
II. 3. No. S., By Ludden OF spokane-Relating
to Sling Of pigts for additions to towns and
cities.
Il. b. No. SIS, by Greenberg OF spokane-Relat-
tag TO the Issuance os city bonds, and relating
70 internal improvements.
House concurrent resolution No. 5. by Baker
OF F!eTCe-Re4 atilg to the election OF United
states senator by direct vote Of the people.
H. b. No. 81. by Both of Nhetcom-Io quiet
Possessions and confirm titles to land.
On motion OF 3eutzer OF Thurston, senate bill
No. Z. relating TO extending The life OF the har-
Dor line commission was indefinitely postponed.
The speaker announced that on the request Of
Mr.. Hooie OF Clallsm the name of Roth OF What
com Was substituted for his Own on the COM
mittee Gu mines and mining.
Half an hour of the morning session was
spent IN discussion OF the house rule relating
20 the FIRST aud second reading Of bills. The
| matter Was finally adjusted By amend
ment offered by Mcmillan o. sksgit,
providing that ali Bills introduced De read the
FIRST and second time by title, referred TO the
proper committees and ordered printed. The
amendment will be brought before tbs house
| for adoption tomorrow.
The house went into ioint session with the
senate az y clock, amt when the joint conven-
| ton dissolved the house adjourned until to-
I morrow a. ID o'clock