The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-15
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iate tha sale Of commercial fertilizers.
Passesa
II J. r. No. :. by scohey-Resative TO
tbs Use Of THE syiiahl CO the supreme
court reports Failed 70 pass, and no.
siee cf reconsideration given.
H. B. No rs. BY scobsy-Reiating 10
vital statistics ana amending an act en-
Titled. An act 10 create and establish
board os health ard bureau OF vital
statistics In state Passed.
H. b. No. Is. BY KItiinger-Arenasng
code relative 10 providing aens upon saw
Logs, lumber. ere Third readsag recon-
sidsred a-d returned 10 second reading
for amendment
II d. No i3o. by yeisoa-proyiaing for
protection OF rIo.ormen a-ss drivers dur
ing November 10 April by storm-screen
on front end OF street ears Passed.
II b. No. 81. by aEcArdse-To porsecr
knot ss.yers IN single mills. and re-
curing operators OF single mills 10 PRO-
tect knot saws with metallic saw guards.
Passed
communication from governor received
WAN information that he had signed H.
u. NO. %. BY Scobey-Amersiine school
law. and II. b. Ne. 6. by Busa-Eseab-
fishing fish hatciseries.
Speaker Morrison announced the an
Tsointfnesst OF Tull OF Spokane. Wing Of
hsng and Eggs OF Whatcom as a COM
isittee TO investigate the hospitals for the
insane At Medical Lake and Steilacoon.
Under the head OF third reasIzng OF bills
tie following measures were considered:
II II. le2. by Miles--Amendsng the code
relating 10 officers OF elections and pro-
sialng that inspectors. judges and clerks
shall receive 50 each only for services for
the entire time spent. the person carry
Ing the returns to the county ausisgor 20
receive 10 cents per mile for eaci, m5se
Travelled: passed
h h. DO. by Heath-Provfding for the
organization of companies for clearing cut
and improving rivers and streams and
FOR the purpose OF driving and delivering
logs and other timber products thereon,
and fixing the maximum toiss therefor.
Passed with an emergency clause
n b. pol, by MISUNDERSTANDING the
right to eminent domain to electric power
companies. Failed to pass by vote OF
2 TO g. Notice OF reconsideration was
given.
ii. b. 81. by Ternpie-Fixing the sum To
be allowed for board of prisoners in jails
In counties OF the first 10 eighth classes
inclusive at 80 cents a day. and all classes
above the eighth 40 cents for each pris-
oner. Passed with an emergency clause.
II. u. III, by Conner-FsxIng the salary
OF bailiffs of superior courts at 81 per day.
Passed.
II. b. 49, by Conner-Reducing the num-
ber OF ballots TO be supplied each elector
to two instead of more Passed.
III. b. e. by Misunderstanding for the
transfer of marriage records from the
custody OF county auditors to county
clerks. Passed.
ii. b. l4s. By Albertson--Reiating to the
descent of real estate OF deceased persons.
and sales thereof by executors and admin
fstrators. and quieting titles acquired by
descent Passed.
The following bills were read the second
time and placed on the regular calendar:
III. j. 2la, by Witt-To reduce salaries OF
state officers and judges
II. II. u, by Biggs-To provide for a
constitutional amendment relative to
county officers. Indefinitely postponed.
III. b. IS. by Miles-Reiatiye to the 1--we
stock industry.
II. b. g. by Miles-ReIative TO the ap-
pointment of superior court commission
e-s.
The following new bills were presented
In the house:
III. ID. i59, by Witt-Relative to the as
sessment and collection of taxes.
II. b. 400. by Curtiss-Relatiye TO do
nestle animals
II. %. IsI. by acknowledgements ting
$4,000 for jute. brick and fabric manufac-
ture at the state pentsentiary.
II. Il. 49,, by Scobey- Defining what shall
constitute libel
Eleven bills were passed by the house
today. and numerous measures disposed
of THIS has been the busiest day of the
session in that branch of the legislature
There is only a good working majority
present In either house. the various in
vestigating committees which are now Wis
itng state institutions taking many OF the
members out or the city.