Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-01-25
THE LEGISLATURE.
The Standing. Committees Of Both
Houses.

Lewis.
Constitution and Constitutional c Re
vision-Lewis, Saylor, Miller.
Counties and-County Boundaries-
Pusey, McManus, Hall.
Corporations other than Municipa
Van Houten, Shaw, Sergeant
Woodling, Kellogg, Helm, Dorr.
Dikes:: Drains and Drainage-Har
per ,Donahoe. Wooding.
Education-Brown. Sergeant, Ide
Miller, Pusey.
Educational Institutions - Pusey
Foss, Belknap, Donahoe, Hall.
Elections and Privileges - Hall
Frink, Miller.
Engrossed Bills Range, Harper
Pusey.
Enrolled Bills-Foss, Brown, Decke
bach.
Fisheries-Megler, Shaw, Dorr.
Harbor:and Harbor rLines-Wooding
Van Houten, McManus. Campbell
Deckebach.
Irrigation and Arid Lands-Lesh
Helm, Crow.
Judiciary-Easterday, Brown, Kel
logg, Taylor, Washburn, Dorr, Lewis
Wilson, Van Houten.
Labor and Labor Statistics-Taylor
Belknap, Range.
Manufactures-Shaw, .Frink, Har
per.
Medicine, Dentistry, Hygiene ant
Surgery Horr, Roberts.
Memorials-Dorr, yesterday, Field
Military-Helm, Megler, Washburn
yesterday, Lesh.
Mines and Mining Hutchinson
Pusey, Field.
Municipal Corporations-Washburn
Ide, Roberts, Taylor. McManus.
Printing - McMsnus, Campbell
Horr, Deckebach, Crow.
Public Ruildings and Grounds
Horr, Van Houten, Wooding, Foss
Lesh.
Public Morals-Field, Kellogg, Bel
knap.
Public Revenue and Taxation-Frink
Belknap, Roberts, Foss, Hall, Harper
Deckebach, Wilson, Field.
Roads and Bridges-Kellogg, Gil
bert, Hutchinson, Donahoe, Wooding
Wilson, Crow.
Rules and JointRules-Crow, Brown
Kellogg.
Salaries and Mileage-Miller, Easter
day, Gilbert, Belknap, Range.
State Charitable Institutions-Camp.
bell, Ide, Shaw, Hutchinson, Wilson.
Senate Employees other than Regu-
lar-Megler. Ide, Helm. Foss. Shaw.
StateG Granted; School andlTide.Lan
Sergeant, Van Houten, Frink, Megler,
Helm, Horr, Lesh.
State Library - Donahoe, Lewis,
Range.
State Penal and Reformatory Insti-
tutions-Roberts, Sergeant, Hutchin-
son.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for
the expense of the session, passed the
Senate Friday, and then followed the
introduction OF the first batch of bills
as follows:
By Lesh Of Yakima bill to amend
the act relating to appeals to the Su-
preme court, and also one to repeal
the act permitting the creating Of de-
fciencies in public institutions and
the creation of An emergency board,
also one to amend the law providing
for the assessment and collection OF
taxes.
Lewis of King introduced hill for
the creation of Q bureau of agricul-
ture.
Dorr of Whatcom one granting to
judgment debtors the right Of posses
sion, rents, issues and profits of real
estate, and premises sold under exc
cution during the period of redemp-
ton.
Kellogg of Columbia. one providing
for the payment by the State of all
costs incurred by counties in the sue.
cessful prosecution of felons.
Taylor OF Pierce, one regulating the
sale of property under execution and
DEGREES, also one relating to negli-
gence OF persons and corporations.
Range, OF King, amending Hills
code relating to the redemption from
sales on execution and foreclosure oil
mortgages, also one relating to deeds
Hutchinson, of Lincoln, one to ex.
tend the time OF taxes becoming
delinquent from April l, to July l.
1896, all interest and penalty to be
remitted except the straight 8 pei
cent. interest, providing that take.
are paid by June 80, 1896.
Range, Of King, one reducing all
mileage for jurors and witnesses te
five cents per mile.
Ide. of Spokane, one requiring the
Supreme court to advise the Legisla
ture on all important legal question.
Wilson, of Clsllam, one relating Il
Supreme court appeals.
A resolution, by Van Houten, o
Spokane, that the Sergeant-at-Arm
be instructed to procure the necessar,
stationery for the use of the Senat,
WAS adopted.
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