Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-15

By Wing, ap?ropriating 81 GOO for
Western and SIS, 80 for Eastern Wash
ington hospitals.
Ry Nelson, fixing ten years rs the
limit within which actions may be
brought by municipal corporations
for the collection of special ASSESS
ments for local improvements, (emer-
gency)
Fixing maximum imprisonment OF
five years for misappropriating insu
rance money.
By Nettleton, giving honorably
discharged Union soldiers preference
for appointment to all public offices.
By Biggs, permitting trust and
guarantee companies to furnish bonds
for public officers.
President Luce dropped the gavel at
3 :05 Friday morning and announced
the adjournment of the Senate sine
die.
Yesterday, in the House the following
passed:
Hutchinson's bill for State publication
of school books.
Megler's bill appropriating Sos, 900 for
deficiencies incurred by State officers
and members of Worlds Fair Commits
sion, and SOC, 900 allowed by Emergency
Board was re-considered and passed, as
was another deficiency bill aggregating
$l20,0O0 created by State institutions.
Helms bill to prevent stations run
ming at large.
Taylor's bill requiring street cars to be
ant,tnnnl NTH xt.aotInr .,,,or.l,
By Donahoe, bill appropriating S65, 600
| for Reform School. and another bill
authorizing the State to acquire addi-
| tional lands.
The revenue bill.
BY McManus, authorizing the refund.
ing of district, county and town indebt'
edness.
BY Harper, protecting trademarks.
BY Brown, for the relief OF the Puget
Sound Tug Boat company in the sum OF
$l34.
BY Van Houten, establishing Il fiscal
| agency for the State i'll New York city.
BY Megler for the relief of innocent
purchasers of tide lands.
BY McManus, providing general regu
| lotions for the formation of corporations
by Campbell, Withholding the right OF
eminent domain from corporations until
| the full amount of the capital stock is
| subscribed.
BY Crow, general insolvency law.
BY Range, for the relief of Bickertor
and Bell, auctioneers of Seattle, as COM
mission on sale of school land.
| The following failed to pass:
DORIS, giving judgment debtors occu
pancy OF property during period OF re
Gemption.
Weddings bill, relating to improve
ment of harbors.
| The bill for relief of Alex Matthews o
$465, expenses incurred to Baltimore
| after fugitive banker, Hart.
| At the evening session the followin!
passed:
By Senator Kellogg, to check pleuro
pneumonia among cattle.
| BY Senator Lesh, to prevent seconC
appeals i'll cases OF felony.
BY Senator yesterday, requiring ever,
corporation organized under the laws o
the State to file an annual statemen
with the Secretary of State showing
list of all their officers.
By Senator Belknap. prohibiting an,
saloon-keeper or gambler from admit
ting any child under III years old, an'
prohibiting children OF this age from en-
tering such places. The fine is SIS o
more.
BY Senator Pusey, supplemental to tn
Hutchinson bill for State publication @
school text books, specially providin
that no contract for the printing an
binding of books shall be let for create
than two-thirds OF the present marke
price.
BY Senator Belknap, fixing penalt
OF twenty years for incest.
BY Senator Harper, fixing tn
legal rate of interest at $ per cent, an
no greater rate than II per cent. shall b
charged in any case.
BY Senator Taylor, to authorize tn
State to make temporary loans in antic
patton of revenues.
BY the Judiciary Committee of tn
Senate, extending the registration law
to all general and special elections {
every town or precinct containing owe
30 inhabitants.
By Senator Hall, governing the NEE
ing of the regents OF the agricultural co
lege.
BY Senator Roberts, for the relief {
Walla Walla in the collection of taxes.
BY Senator Frink, regarding the mar
agement of the penitentiary.