The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-27

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Deupeeffcnat41y.
Weoelnes. fequirfng ksxn.pd ana>wfs
- 5osa - - exeeutseu ~ s1Sctai bonds.
Bro<a's. creating . ce3e conmssssonsr.
Lewis. dzspennfnG Nth Wfsnesssa Ia
Assds. morsszxes ard other tnssramsnss
= writing.
wHssa,s. Axsns The naxlmsm pensify
Tor arson az 6ve pears. Imprisonment
Lewis. prohfbstsps . persoa hosSins q
Unbssc ofzcer 70 hold any other ONCE.
Lewis. aeanfnx conmunsty property
rsehts.
Van fScefenss authcrixfng The clerks Of
superior courts 70 certify the of'ieiai char
Acter Of nstasses pubic
Eerseant's Gil. governing the methods
Of organizsng corporations. came - Tor
<.eI passage. bat was indefinitely past
poned.
issnns6r Range presenteA resolution
from the Briski4ysrs International Union.
Seattle. uxxing that clause be inserted
sn capitol superstrScfre contracts. reaasE-
ing contractors 70 pay brsckiayerx - par
day. The same senator presented = resc5u-
ton from tbs Henry George club pro-
testing against the sale OF tide lands BY
the state. and asking that they be leased
eaiy. The Royal Aresnsm society OF Sc
attic entered = protest sxsinss bringing
frasernai ORDERS under the Jurisdiction OF
9hk fneufxnre commissioner.
sTas senate passed bill by Foss fixing
. penalty of Imprisonment from hve to
twenty years for ob~frueting railroads or
xiifpiIy damaging railroad property.
An important measure 20 pass the SEN
afs Was Ide.s bin 10 check the expeDds-
ture OF any money By state institutions
or departments in excess % the sums spe-
eiacaiiy appropriated for the use Of such
snssIfutions. Il makes the manager. d.
rector. sruste<. superintendent or board OF
commissioners OF any pabiie institution
personally liable, guilty Of misdemeaner.
And subject 10 = fine Of 1909 for creating
: a<iiciency. incurring liability or expend-
sns \ greater sum OF money than the leg
txIzfure apnropgsntes. In eases where
emergency requires m expenditure OF
greater sum than that appropriated Tor
4hs insane Asylum. reform school. soidiers
home. school for detective youth and peni-
.enfiary = deficiency may be created. Tor
nsaintenAnSs only. upon the written ad-
vice and consent OF ths governor. ftate
auditor secretary OF state. treasurer and
attorney xcnsrsi.
The new bills were:
sg. No. au, By Keilegg-For the state
TO own and operate the pubic printing Of
fee
sB. No. sa2, by agricultural COMMITTEES
--l.srulatiag the manufacture OF dairy
products.
s.B. M. 40. by Hall. for the relief OF
Charles l.. Browdsr.
q. II. No. "a by Megier--For the i'm
prossment OF eoads.
s.B. No. IS. Us Hutehinson-To provide
Tar experirnents IN sugar beet culture.
d. Il. No. 3es. BY Campbeli-To exempt
m.nufaeturinx companies from taxation.
n. No. 81. By campbeil-Eeauiring al
yagrant prisoners to labor during impris-
cement.
y. u. No. 32s, by shaw-0overning the
election OF superior Judges.
3. n. No. ~. by Shaw--Approprsatsns
az.ooo for the maintenance OF the school
for defective youtr.
8 n. No. 80. by shaw--Appropriatin
$1,000 for tbs Improvement OF buildings
n the school for defective youth.
bath Whatcom and Cheney are In
rood way toward securing appropriations
for their normal school buildings. ldes
ntll for the creation OF a fund from bond
srg lands granted for normal school pur-
poses. and approprsating tsD.oO from that
fund for the Cheney school building. came
up as . special order. Dorr Of Whatcom
tackled on an amendment for $4,000 for
the whAtcom schooi. Dorr made an ex-
celient address In favor Of his amendment.
Sergeant amended by making the What
com appropriation $4,000. which prevailed.
and the bin as amended was passed by a
vote OF 81 to 4.
Megier's bill appropriating xs.oo for
xundry deficiencies Of different state In
stltutions occupied much OF the afternoon
sessloa. and was finalIy passed.