Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-08

was reconstructed ana the bill was IN
definitely postponed. The bill gave to
the judgment debtor two years in
which to redeem real estate sold I'M
der execution or foreclosure.
A resolution by Donahoe, prohibit
ing the discussion of either politics or
religion upon the floor of the Senate
was lost.
The House bill for the relief of the
heirs of Martha Dealy was passed. 1t
allows the State to select other lands
in lieu of some school lands settled on
a great many years ago by David
Dealy, who supposed it was public
lands.
Ranges bill defining adultery and
similar crimes against decency and
fixing penalties therefor was lost.
Monday. in the House, the follow
ing passed:
Albertson's bill amending sections
of the code relating to sales by execu
tors and administrators, and TO pro-
vide for mortgaging of realty by those
officers.
Eddy's bill authorizing issue OF
arms and equipments to posts of the
q. A. II.
BY Temple, repeating Sec. % of an
act relating to duties of State Auditor
and declaring An emergency. also q
bill by same relating to duties OF State
Auditor.
Halteman's bill for relief of heirs-at
law Of ]. J. H. Van Bokkelen, an(
making an appropriation therefor.
BY Goddard, providing for deficienc,
certificates for excess OF road work.
By Woodwork, relating to Unior
Soldiers and Sailors INDECENT Fund.
BY Scobey, for relief of Geo. A
Barnes.
BY Williams, for relief of L. B. An
drews.
Bills were introduced as follows
numbered from 657 to 6Sl, inclusive !:
j BY Scobey, four bills, entitled. Bill
TO amend the code relative to obstruc
tons to navigation; bill relating t
bonds for security OF laborers on pull
lie works; relating to manner OF con-
mencing civil actions and service c
summons on nonresident defendants
amending code relative to education
to provide for organization OF banks.
Ry Coon, to protect owners OF stoc
injured by moving trains.
BY Shively, relating to the sale {
granted lands.
By RAIDER, to exempt newspape
property from taxation.
By Heath, for the removal of civ
officers otherwise than by impeacl
ment.
By Heath, defining the crime {
SANDER, and providing punishment.
By Williams, amending the code r,
lating to elections and allowing cha
lenges.
By Baum, concerning the sale {
baking powder containing carbona,
of ammonia.
BY Biggs, regulating fish traps, etc
By Woodwork, amending the cod
relative to teachers institutes.
By Baum, amending the code reli
tue to justification OF bail.
BY Johnson, to create warehous
commission.
BY Miles, amending the code reli
tive TO justification on official bonds.
\ My Miller, for the protection of lis
. in Puget Sound and adjacent waters.
By Scott, to prevent fraud in iillin
election tickets, also bill relating
: the maintenance of bitches or pitfall
dangerous to stock running at large.
By the Committee on Mining, fl
the proper ventilation of mines.
BY Baker, providing IL lien for en-
ployees.
By Cheatham, to prevent deticienc
judgment when one-fourth has bee
paid.
BY Coon. amending the code rel'
tive to liquor licenses.
BY Moore, comforting authority upo
legislative committees to investlga'
during recess.
Il Milroy's bill allowing limit OF tim
for meeting of State Fair directors an
! allowing per diem was passed.
Scobey's bill abolishing the trustee
directors and regents OF all State il
TSnn1Iuh,I an third mage