The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-06

: Olympia. March ESPECIAL I'm the SEN
ate the committee on appropriations rem
dered an elaborate report bearing on the
deficiency for the support of the militia
and for the payment Of Indebtedness In
CURED by the local boards OF tide land
appraisers. The feature OF the report
was the unsttnted manner In which the
adjutart general was assaiied lie was
charged with extravaganza In the con-
duct Of military affairs. dating back to
territorial days. and for all deficiencies
and circumstances leading up 10 such
indebtedness.
Taylor asked that the report be printed,
which sTas ordered. and Senator Shaw ex-
pressed the regret that IL had not been
presented earlier in the session I'm order
that the legislature could have had
an opportunity to abolish the militia.
The committee recommended that the
claims Of local boards of tide lands be al
lowed but that the local boards be aboi-
ished.
The senate indefinitely postponed these
bills:
BY eommittee-Fixng the rates of COM
position 10 be paid 10 the state printer.
BIZ Tayior-To create "a commission In
lunacy.
BY Foss-Fixing the fees of state and
county officers.
BY Camphell-compelling prisoners 10
work on tho streets
ny Noo1ihE-heidting 10 the execution
OF Official bonds.
by I.cwis-Reiating 90 the instruction
OF iuries
BY Dorr-To regulate and license insur-
ancf.
By wooding Fixing the penalty for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
BY Donahoe-Geyernlng the issue OF
marriage licenses and certificates.
Ry Notwithstanding community prop
crty liable for the breach OF the condi-
tions OF an official bond
7y norr-Fixing fees ana compensation
of justices.
by Lewis-Reiating to the election OF
superior Judges
ny Observation-Disclosures TO the assess
rnent ard collection OF taxes.
ny Halt~-For the relief of q. q. Brow
der auditor az Whitman county
By TayloF-providing for the issue OF
funding warrants
By Foss-To reduce salaries OF county
officers by classification.
by HORROR the trial Of persons who
bring malicious and frivolous actions
BY Van Houten-Reiating 20 actions
for damages resulting from negligence
III n, by Nurray-Fixing foes for the
cancellation of mortgages and judgments
II. r.. by Biggs-Fixing the per diem
ard mileage of Jurors.
II. II hy Curtiss Relating TO the place
cf trial Of civn actions
III. "a nv Hanforf~To prevent the de-
structiau cf singing birds
The Helm railroad hiu was reported
without recornrteufaficn. II wilt coma
up as special order tomorrow after.
r,onxs and az the members 81 the com
rTaittee were unable to agree thew decided
10 lee The hall ~ disposed of on SIS merits
hv reporting wtthou: recommendation
Senator Tagleyts AtA defining A home.
stead was the FIRST 80 s,e considered TO.
cav II occupied much os the morning
session was SUBJECTED - tnnurnera h9e
amendments and passed The hifl allows
a 81 esa exernrtion. and rrcviies for its
recording. The present exemption is
81 co
After the state university committee
had reported favorahy. as result cf
visit 20 the Institution. the bill for fha
bonding, az university lands was taken up
asa r,assnd hy the senate This includes
A valuable tract of ter acrns ir Seattle
ard aver s.esa acres ln Western Washing
ter remaining from fhe OLD grant OF iNst
pv this means II II proposed 10 rasSe
So a.a whsch VIII ray heck the Sf5aa.
appropriated last year. the 81 3D. asked
fer this wears improvements. and 81 1ssi
for maintenance for the sext tao years
GOV Mct4raw seat TO tire senate for
confirmation . list 81 appointments for
the past two years. They we're read ard
their conformation was set as special or
der Tor next Tuesday morning
TIE lsss - paricuE rsa1e siTscs the last
session together With recommendation
concerning rarsfens under consideration.
was also Submitted hy the governor.
TIE deficiency appropriation biu was
passed.