The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-28
A RAILROAD SUCCESS.
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VI b. IS. br r&nm-AE<rop-sassrg - eos
for geosuxzeaE sarysy az the state.
II. B is, by Cgoszs -Arnesrzng ne code
resatsag 20 days Of grace Oh negotiable IA
ssxuments
II b So. By Van Eason-For the c~es-
sioo or stzts lard comnisskon and the
care Of the states rsesse sands
III 3. -. by J.. C. Taytor-Lsns1ttns the
period for raasnraAnsag zcstons against
ssersns. eonstahses and others
II. B. 80 by Nestseson-Provsaang for
the publication Of the final report OF sse
executive committee OF Washington
worlds fair commSxson
III g. So By Nurray-Fer the exhibition
OF the American Gag on al school build
tags In ffse stale.
III. q. al. By rurrzxs-To provide for me
Furnishing OF the general laws 10 certain
county erscers-
III. b. d. by canow-To amend the code
relating TO the Distribution OF supreme
court reports
III. B. &c. by CaI,ow-.Aprropriatsng $50
Tor the Insurance OF the state library.
FL b coz. by Hansy-For state road
from Clarke county 10 Go15endass.
III. b. Go. by coon-lTo amend the school,
laws.
II q. sos. by committee on etsration--
Disquaaffytng any but hosiers Of hrst
grade certificates from becoming county
scsaooa ssspersntendents.
Fl. b. ssT 70 SIS inclusive. by Barge-For
rel8ef OF persons suffering losses in oussd-
sng the Eaiensburg normal school
RI. b. SIS. by Kittinger-ro promote the
admsrsstra ton OF justice IN the supreme
court
n. b. So. by sfoore-Relassve 20 public
roads.
II. g. CT. by committee on roads and
prsages--For me evysrs and coaectfon OF
taxes in road districts.
III. b. 81. by Curts2--Reiating TO the is
cal affairs Of the state.
H. b. eas by MISUNDERSTANDING TO pub
lie warehouse men,
H b. Ga. by Regers-Requsring county
assessors to collect horticultural, agrscut-
| turaI and dairyang statistics
II. n. se5, by Prohibiting sample
ballots.
II. b. ss. by Fenton-Ragsaating the
state library.
H. r.. CT. by Baggs-Hsxang the fees and
compensation OF justices Of the peace.
The house confurrei n the senate
| amendments 10 n. B. lss. by Albertson.
providing a way for funding ard paying
the Indebtedness OF school districts. and 1t
As now ready for the governors signature.
These bills were passed:
| q. n. sy7 by Tayaor-Prosiilng 6ne or
| $500 to be imposed on persons permitting
| psablsc nuisance
8 B. ss. by rayior-Defnins public
/ nuisance.
These hills were enacted principally to
| prevent the storage OF powder at swan
/ eco adjoining Tacoma. but relate to aan-
| sances In general
/ Tyha eannsnsttee TO VISIT the state unfver-
| ss,v al Seattle was granted a leave OF ab-
/ sense.
House bin ess, by Heath. repeating the
sa1arv funa and making all salaries pay
| aa,le out OF the general county fund. came
| nm for fsraa massage IN the house this
| afternoon. An amendment was offered
| and adopted, wfsch was practically the
| ]. C. TAYLOR substitute which was lost In
| committee OF the whole last Friday. pro-
| yIdsng that all moneys hereafter receiv-
| cd by county officers as fees under the
| law. shall he turned into the treasury and
| be kept IN a separate fund TO pay al
| salarlesa officers, and that. IL such fund
| is insufficient to Iay salaries. The balance
| han be paid by a warrant upon the gem
| eraf county fund II there il q surplus
| che same shall be turned into the treas
| ury on order of the county commission
/ ers. The bill as amended was passed by
/ a vote OF 80 to O.
| Williams bin, 20 amend the code OF PRO-
| ccxfure relative to issuing service and re
| turn OF process and complaint by justices
/ of the peace, was passed. IL provides
| sfsas i'm cities OF the first class all such
| papers must be served by regularly
| elected cons tables under salary. and That
| She fees derived therefrom shall he turn
| ed Into the salary fund. This will make
| the Office OF constable self-supporsIng and
| prevent hangers-on at justice courts from
| receiving such fees as special oonstableS.
| Senate concurrent resolution No. IL. hy
| Donasee, relating to the investigation OF
| the state land commission, was rasssl
| by thu house this afternoon. 1t specifies
the work TO be done by the joint com
| mAlttee on investigation under the law
| passed a few days ago prescribing certain
| powers of legislative committees
Kittsngeg's bill 70 give comnaan carriers,
| such as railroads and steau sasoats. lien
| on saw logs. spars. piles, etc. hauled or
! carried by them. was passed
/ A substitute by the Judiciary comm ttee
| 40 cagkow's bin TO amend the session
laws OF 1855. prescribing the manner OF
elecsiag county commissioners. was
| passed. II presrrihes that the three cam
| IuSSioners IN each county shall be elected
ny the voters OF Che entire county. and
rot hy districts. as under the present Law.
! The Popul.sia opposed the measure by Of
ferlng an amendment 10 make the act
the same the one now IN force. but
'he bill was finally passed by q vote OF
- to -.
Representative Fenton OF T'hursson pre-
serttea a memorial 70 congress for the
! granting OF s,0o.ooo acres CT land 10 the
state for building public roads.
NOTES on NEW BILLS.