The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19
FELL BIZ THE WAYSIDE
Five Bills That Were Supposed
90 Have Been Passed.
ONE WAS THE pnIzEFioHV BILL,
List of Measures which Have YrnerS-
ency Gisase~-BfIts signed by
the Governor.

Olympia March fs~apNrfai.~-fn IRE
rzssk OF It's closing days of tbs legislature
sve Bills which Rad paSssS both houses
fell b. the wzgs3sis ard will not become
laws. Of these psrasgs ire most trszpof-
tAnt we're ~ ss0oslag. permitting the
STRENGTHENING OF nayigalsls streams within
swo miles ~ efGsss IL 'front.' Of which are
located t34a lands az the trst class. ana
By cosnEa&ftse. making deductions. Tor
good eonsiact. fFoSn the terms 0f cotfSsets
confined in tbs state penlsenflary. The
arst 81 these passed tire senate, went 10
the hna3se, saasss. % pass. MAS reco7s}d-
cred snd Isasssd. fu' was never returned
10 sns senate. and consequently never en-
rolled. Tne blii reiatiFsS 20 tfss deduction
OF sentences passed 10th houses, bas was
never enrolled.
Belknapss prizeaghtfng bill had a pseu-
liar end II passed fhe senate. vent 10
tire house where ~ was amended. TIE
senate refused to concur Ia and the house
refused so reoesie from the amendments.
The natural course would have been fhe
appointment OF a conference committee.
bat this was overlooked. and there the
bill died
A relic Of two sessions was the relief
bill for Jssckerton a. Bell. Seattle auction
eera. who asked tie legislature to award
them g. 10 as commission tn t6a sale or
school lands. The iasi ieRlsiataTe refused
20 allow the claim Senasor Range intro
ducef the hill this session. and IL was de-
eiasd 20 allow the claimants 500, The bin
passed tire senate and passed the house.
hsit IL was never returned 10 the senate
and was never eurcllsd This will coca
sion more surprise than anything else. for
the reason that the claimants were here
constantly looking after The matter. and
everybody congratulated them on having
secured n settlement,
q. H. No. ia, committee bill. reguIat-
Ing the settlement Of community estates,
passed both houses bat was never en-
rolled. and therefore met the same fate
as the Bickerton g. Bell bill.
ali laws Of This session Will become ope~
fatIse ninety days after adjournment. *
eept such measures as have emergency
clauses attached. They take effect lmme-
diatsiy upon approval by the governor.
These bills carry emergencies.
II. u. No. G. by Bush--For the establish
ment ard maintenance of state fish hatch
erica
n. H. No, as by misunderstanding H.
tie TO certain school lands Ia Caehalis
county for John Brady.
IT. II. No. I'D by Miglsr-For the pyint-
OF the horticultural report.
III. u. No. 212. by Sims--Authortzing
school districts 10 purchase school sites.
III. Ii. No. i3s. by MISUNDERSTANDING
time OF payments on school land con-
tracts.
H. H. No. I. by Bush--Allowing persons
planting oysters on tide lands 10 retain
the same as personal property pending
sale By the state.
II. H. No. Q, by Bush--rrohibitmg the
use of rake or dredge in gathering oys-
ters
II. r. No. .. by Ham~-Aiowing ten tur-
ors 20 return verdict in criminal cases.
H. II. No. lis. by Conner Relating to
the powers of municipal corporations.
II. II. No 2li. by MISUNDERSTANDING
right OF eminent domain 10 electric power
companies.
II. Il. No. f97. by Cdrt,s-R'or the loca-
ton of migratory stock.
II. H. No. 2. by Merchandise provide
sinking ah artesian well in Walia Waila
county.
II. H. No. %. by KittlnEer-prescriblng
the manner OF drawing jurors.
II. h. No. 30, rs Miils-Validating
dltch warrants and providing new
ditch law.
II =. No. 2ss. by Misunderstanding
judicial districts.
H. n. No 1872 by Aibertson-,To ratify
school district Indebtedness.
r. Il. No. 5. by Bash--t1iNing occupants
OF oyster lands prior right 10 purchase
H. r.. No g. by Mies-For the appoint
menu OF court commandments
II. IL. No. As. by Gapdy-Relating to
the custody Of county funds.
II T. No. -. by WinE-To regulate
and license Insurance
II. n. No. az. BY Scobey--For the print
INK of the report of the state board OF
health.
II. u. No. 22o. by Nelson-To establish
private roads through adjoining property
II. u. No. iSl by GodiardFor the Is.
suing OF deficiency certificates for exces-
sive road work.
II. II. Nc. 100, ny MISUNDERSTANDING
municipal corporations to bring actions
within a stated period,
II. n Nc. Az. by Tempic-RequIrlng
vouchers 10 he presented before any state
warrants may he issued.
III. II. No So. by Wilitams-'ro prevent
county commissioners 10 become interest
Cd IN county contracts.
=, II. No, 81. by Range-To grant and
prescribe powers 70 counties relative TO
public works
3. p. No. IS. by COMMUNICATION the
taking of testimony IN legislative inves-
legations.
:. r. No. 80. by Camrbeli-For the ex-
tension OF water systems.
4 Il. No. 81. hy Taylor-Fixing the
punishment fer maintaining a nuisance.
\ n. No 9&. by Tayior~-pennlug a
nuisance. more particularly as applied 20
powder magazines.
= II. Ne. @aS. ny Ide-~Fer public print
Ing deficiency.
&. Il. No. IS. ny Renting
penalty and tBtcreS; on taxes
\ u, No "a, ny W!ison--AllowIng We
men "a hocasns members af boards Of
education.
$. II. No, 81. by Committee-Relattng
10 survey OF county roads
Z, Il No y. by TaYior-tisvtng an ex-
empti0n az s@.sa ON homcsreais.
8 II. Ne. 80. by pusey-ror bonding
state university lands
s. n No, "a ~ Harper For n state
road through Cascade mountains
- r. No stS by UarHer--ro punish fer
counterfslgIng ira Sc marks.
s Il No -. ny Eslknap--pesiniux tn
cest ard fixing punishment
=, Il No 80 by Van Houren-Tc estah-
iish fiscal agency IN New York efv.
3. n. Ne So ~ Observation-Disclosures
ing cities es 'he 8rss class - revise and
repeal theig charters
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