The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-09

Scott, relating to the preservation Of
Ereenbacs<s and treasury notes, was In
definitely postponed
House concurrent resolution No II, by
Mills. providing for the appointuesN OF
o committee to confer with q like COM
matfee from the Oregon legislature 20
draft a suitable bdil for the protec<ipn OF
horticultural interests. was indefinitely
postponed.
House concurrent resolution No. e. by
Calling, relating to the circulating medi-
urn. was .nsieftnfteiy postponed.
House blu No. III. by Minis. granting TO
scaool districts the right 10 purchase
school house sites for building purposes
Of mot less than one acre. was read the
third dime and PASSED. with an emer-
gescy clause.
House bill No. 156. by Curtiss, amending
school laws OF the state, was sndefndteiy
postponed for the reason that iss pro-
visions are met BY other bills.
Senate tiE No. 81 BY the senate COM
mittee on memorials. declaring the ami
vcrsary Of the b.rtfslay Of Abraham LIN
coin. February L. q legal holiday. was
passed under suspension Of the rules.
House bill No. %. by Fzhburn. provid-
ing Tor deferusnt OF payment on sca,oo!
lands. was indefinitely postponed.
House bill Ne. 10 by Kitrsnger. TO gov
ern methods Of allowance OF fees TO wit
neSses ana jurors, 10 compel them TO re-
port their presence every day. was passed.
House bill No. it, by Kittinge-, to
amend an act providing HENS upon saw
logs. lumber. etc. was reported favorably.
The report was Adopted.
House bal No. is7. by Miller. for the
punishment of deception In the sale Of
fruit trees, was favorab.y reported. The
report was adopted.
House bal No 2os. by Hanford. to ex-
emp. from taxation all American ships
engaged In foreign trade, was favorabiy
reported. The report was adopted.
II. b. No. O.. by Taylcr. amending an
act relating to ventilation of coal mines
and appointment of an inspector. was
pessed BY unanimous vote.
II. b. No. 50. By Scott. relative to uni
forms In public schools. was indefinitely
postponed.
The following bills were introduced:
H. B. No. 35. BY Bull-To regulate. re-
strain. license and prohibft the salo of
Intoxicating liquor
IL. b. No. sc. by Banm-Regulating
the killing and slaughtering or horned
cattle. etc.
II. b. No. ss7. by Baum-Ffxing rates
80 ba charged By telephone companies.
II. 3. No. SIS, by Bush elative.to cleo
tions.
II, II. No. SD. by Temple-Relatiye To
the state board of health.
II. n. No. $50, by Temple Relative to
the f,sh commissioner.
II. II. No. ISL. by Fesser-Fcr taxation
NJ na.ace or sleeping cars within the
STATE
II n. No, sse. nv Runner-Re,atinS
~ indebtedness al sehoo, districts.
II. n. No. sSs. by Haf,ennan-ro provide
s,r .hs osseisi printing % r,uniespa, cor.
poraaonz.
II. N. No. 3sa. by Fsshhurn-Rsiative to
the commencement of civil actions before
justices of the peace.
II. Is. No. SIS. by Scobey~i'roviding for
the teyyins OF an inheritance tax. and
the expenditure OF the fund thereby
created
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