Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-01-20
Durant, Bush of Pacific, Foster, Kline

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| Military Affairs and Soldiers HON,
Pierce of Lewis, Ietterman, McMil
Ian, Woodwork, Geenburg, Wash
burn, Hurd, Anderson of Whitman
Burton.
Harbors and Water Ways-Ander
son of Whatcom, WoOdwOrth, Morri
son, Hoole. Andersonof Pierce, White
Burton.
Hospital for insane and School fol
Defective Youth-McNew, Helliker
Rinehart, Tull. Specl, Crockett, Jud
son, Edwards, Cowan.
Penitentiary and Reform School
Merchant, Rinehart, Mead, Mckenzie
Pierce OF Lewis, Hamill, Greene, Speck
Egbert.
State University and Normal Schoo
-Meaney, Westfall, Wincnell, Ander
son of Whatcom, Mcmillan, Shade
Turpin, Smithson, Green.
The following bills were introduced
By Karr-Relating to poll taxes in
road districts; relating to the opening
of roads; to provide for the relief o.
INDECENT soldiers and sailors; to pro
vide for the collection OF personal
property taxes; relating to the assess
ment and collection of taxes; relating
to the collection of taxes
BY Anderson of Whaicom-An act
relating to executions; providing fol
the appointment of q State Oil In
spector.
BY Neison-To provide for free text
books.
BY Roscoe OF Snohomish-Relatins
to the collection of poll taxes; tc
provide for the incorporation, organi
cation and classification of cities.
BY Temple-An act to abolish poll
taxes.
By Wheeler-An act authorizing
the settlement of statements of fact
under certain conditions.
BY Webb-Relating to statements.
By Scott-To prevent discrimination
in the use Of lawful money Of the
United States.
By Gilman-Relating to liens on
lumber, amending section 1868 OF the
Code of 1881; relating to liens on real
property, amending section 1858 o.
tho Code of 1881; to amend section 80
of article of the Constitution, relating
to ownership OF land, to create public
administrator in each Of the counties
of the State of Washington.
By Wheeler, relating to appeals; an
act creating and providing for the
enforcement of liens for material.
BY Sherman 10y request)-To pro
vide for an additional Superior Cour,
Judge for the county of Whatcom.
By Nash-Providing for and defn
ing the duties Of foreign and domestic
guardians; amending the act creating
the State Board of Horticulture.
By Gilman-To enable cities and
towns to validate certain debts con
tracted beyond the legally authorized
limit.
BY Scott-To prevent strikes.
BY Mead-.To compel railroad com
panies to fence their tracks.
By Temple-For the protection o
large game.
By Keller--To provide for township
organization.
By Anderson of Whatcom-An &C,
providing that time checks shall beal
interest until paid.
By Weed--Providing for the pay
ment of agents for State lands.
By Nash--To subject community
real property to debts; concerning
homesteads and relating to their ex
emption.
The Wasson railroad bill OF last ses
sion, with Laughton's veto attached
was returned to the House and read
and on molten of Ludden, it was made
a special order for 10 o'clock A. NJ.
January 30.
Baker introduced a concurrent res
olution iavofing the free coinage O
silver, which was referred.
Adjourned to 10 A. NJ, Tuesday.
WANT SOLDIERS AT CHICAGo.-The
Secretary of War sent to the Senate
to-day a communication from Adju
tant General Douglas, OF Maryland
suggesting that Congress enact Law
to provide for an encampment of 100,
600 United States and State troops a.
Chicago on the occasion OF the World
Columbian Exposition. The views o
Major General Schofeld were attached
He says probably 5000 regulars woule
be spared from their duties to partici
pate in the movement. General SchO
field said he did not believe for tina
purpose of instruction of troops the
results obtained would be at all com
mensurate with the necessary expenses
involved. Hence, if the proposed
measure was carried out, it should b,
mainly, if not solely, for the purpose
of adding a grand and imposing fea
ture to the exposition.
A Remarkable Cdse.-Mr. Waite
Wheeler, of the Washington Mills
Lawrence, Mass, for two year
afflicted with verbose veins. accom-
panied by a troublesome eruption
was completely cured after taking
only eight bottles of Ayers Sarsa
parilla.
In cases where dandruff, scalI
diseases, falling and grayness of th'
hair appear, do not neglect them. but
apply a pro per remedy and tonic lik,
Halls Hair Renewer.
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