The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-06

Tire sen<e refowm Scssxsl ~ CAenalts ana
she sc1snuf for detective ysHsfa ~ Van
eossser. assd reSzore the ccrxlsson q tie
same. was irsrcsuoas and. after hrief
argument. PASSED. II prossass For COM
rlitsse OF ave members ehxee from tho
sszasee and two frcsn the hcuse.
a sssil hy klss.rsger so anssssss tbs sys-
tenn Of drawing grand and psst jurors.
consumed more SHAN an hour In q discus
sion in wsssch nearly every member took
part Nnneroszs auaen3sneuss were Of
tered. many hesng assopsea. TIE cIsl was
tinassy rasssa. and as amended directs
board composed OF the sheriff, auditor
and clerk. N cae presence uf a Judge Of
che superior court. Co draw the jurors,
and takes ezass dirty out OF sAe hands Of
eae county commissioners. Ii provides
ta1at geo jurors shall he drawn In Feorsi-
ary of each year in cities OF from ts,e
IN o7tiss from The seventh 70 the swenty-
ninth class. ard sn no case less than 100
A juror can serve but once during the
year. and this. II is claimed. does away
with professional Jurors. An emergency
clause WAS also passed.
Hams bill. entitled II. r. Nos. TO pro-
Owl cases. was reported back from the
Judiciary committee with reconrneasia-
sscn Sc be indefinitely postpcrsex1 Notion
70 adopt the report Of the COMMITTEES was
lost by a vote OF 3 20 %, and ufss bill
via come UP on its laird Reading sosnpr-
row.
The following new bills were introduced
Ia the house this morning:
u asa V,f-
For the protection and propagation of
fish and the encouragement and regula-
ton of fishing and fish industries IN tho
waters OF Puget sound, the Gulf of Geor-
gsa ard tributary waters.
II. 3. No. Sls, by Reynolds-ro amend
an act In relation to the powers OF courts
employment Of batiiffs.
HI. b. No si4by Catiin-Relasing to the
transportation of members OF the legis-
iature and other officials of the state.
prohibiting the use OF passes. compli-
mentary tickets or other reduced rates
OF transportation thereby. and providing
. penalty.
II. H No. sls. by Heath-Providing for
inquests In cases OF suspected incendiar-
Ism.
AAs H. ~Nc. atos ny S&Aitt>-~AS RBbittt&S Skfc
building of drains and sikes In the state.
III. h. No. 81, by Miies-Providing pro-
lection on sleeping cars.
III. b. No. SIS. by Shoudy-For relief OF
John Brody by selling certain school
lands.
III. b. No $40 by Tesnpie-TimA os COM
mencing actions by municipal corpora
tons to collect special assessments tor
local improvements.
II. b. No. 80. by Gibson-Prescribing a
bond OF 5000 for prosecuting attorneys.
except In counties OF the twenty-flfth
class and lower. where the bond shall Be-
$500
H B. No. al. by Gibson-To provide
for the education. support, maintenance,
protection and detention Of minors.
H. B. No. 322. by Cloes-ro provide Tor
Incorporation OF associations for social.
charitable and educational purposes.
II. b. No. SO. by Cioes-- In regard to
banks and banking.
IL. B. No. s24, by Van Eaton-To abolish
state board OF land commissioners.
H b. No. IS. By Barge-To provide
funds for maintaining public schools and
the equitable distribution thereof.
II. b. No. sc. by McDonneIi--To grant
and prescribe powers TO counties relative
to public works undertaken or proposed
by the state OF Washington or the United
States. and declaring an emergency.