The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-12

Olympia, Feb. u.~Specfal.-Whem Sem
efor Hutchinson rstirned 70 the capital
today after his Sunday recess he brought
with him . bride -he senator was mar
rsade at Gle Eium II noon Sunday to Miss
Marguerite HayA AT the afternoon ses-
sfon Of the senate. Senator Dorr offered
xhe following:
sswhereas. Senaeor Hucchinson has
shown his good sense and judgment In
fulfilling the old saying It II not good for
man to live alone be 1t
.sResoised. BY the senate. thar Senator
Belknap and Senator Ide be hereby made
to do likewise, and that period Of twenty
days be allowed them In which to enter
into the matrimonial state"
Senator Ide moved the adoption Of the
resolution. which met with unanimous ap-
prevail. Senator Hutchinson received
many congratulations.
II. b. No. lis. by the judiciary commit
tee, making II . misdemeanor to kill or
trap singing birds was passed. yeas q
nays 4. Senator Beii<nap gave notice
that at the proper time he would move
to reconsider.
The following bills were. - recoumend-
cd by thu committees. Indefinitely post
pcnet: 8. b. No. l5S. by Range. amend
fne the remedial code: 8. B. No. Is. by
Miller, TO cure defective acknowiedg-
ncnts; s. B. No. Is by Van Houten. re-
lating 10 notaries: s. B. No. LII. by
Helm. relieving county officers from La
bility when acting under the advice OF
the county attorney: s. b. No. II. by
Helm, for the return Of verdicts in civil
cases by nine jurors or more: s. B. No.
e by Easterday. fixing fees for official
services OF superior court clerks In pro-
bate and insolvency GASES: s. B. No. Is,
by Wilson, relating to supreme court APP
peals.
These bills were recommended for pass
age: 8. B. II. by Taylor. prescribing the
manner In which the superior court shall
direct judgment in cases tried with jury;
s. b. IS. by Taylor. providing for speedy
yesterday, relating 10 securing creditors:
8. b. LIS. by Range. relating 10 civil pro-
ceedai-e: 8. Il. 20, by McAianus. validat-
Ing certain articles OF Incorporation; s.
Il. e.. by Kellogg. providing the manner
OF drawing grand and petit jurors; 8. B.
81. by Wilson. repeating the act allowing
second appeals In cases OF conviction for
felony, $. b. Q, by Taylor. relating to
negligence; s. b. 81, by Taylor. regulae-
ing attorney fees and other charges in
cases OF foreclosure. and s. B. II, rela-
tive to the recording of deeds and other
Instruments. They were placed on the
general file.
These new bills were presented: 8 b.
2o2. BY Wiiscn-Fixing the penalty for
arson.
No. 2oe, by Notwithstanding the code
relating to arson.
No. 2oi. By Campbeil-Permitt;ng boards
OF education to establish free kinderxar-
tens
No, 2o5, by Dorr-To establish a uniform
system of indexes OF real estate.
No. 2o6. by Sargeant-Dafining the la
'bilties OF telegraph companies
No. 2o7. by raylor-Reiating to nui-
saaces.
No. aos. by Taylor-Reiating to nui-
sa.nces
No. 800, by Belknap-Ffxing penalty for
incest.
No. 40. by Misunderstanding fees for
services by superior court clerks.
No. I'll. by Roberts--Eor the assessment
and collection OF taxes In cities Of the
third and fourth classes.
No. a. by Lesh-Reguiating the sale
Of farm ard garden products on commits
sion.
No. 2ls. by Lesh-creating state for
estry commission.
No. 81. by Lesfa--ror the reclamation Of
arid iareis.
No. 2is. by Van Observation-Disclosures
the faculty OF the agricultural college To
confer academy and honorary degrees.
Tie senate then adjourned for the mr.
pose of permitting the joint tide lan.,s
commission. having under consideration
the Tacoma water front matter. Ia oecnnv
the senate chamber.