The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-15

Sd Il, cover deficiencies reported by the
emergency board and S1.1E 10 pay debt
certificates issued under the act OF March
"a. 1851
8. q. -. by Van Houten-Estanlishing
state fiscal agency In the city of New
YORK
| 3. h. 81 by Deckenach-Authorlxinx
service By publication on unknown own
ers under condemnation proceedings for
public works
s. b. g. by MeM.aas-Provsdine for
Incorporation Of college. seminary. cnureh.
library. benevolent. temperance, caarisa-
bic or scientific societies
8. 3. - by Megier-Appropriatin $50
for the relief of innocent applicants for
purchase of tide lands In Mason and
W4hktakGm counties.
8. b. IS by Campbell the
code authorizing the incorDorasiin CT
county buflding and loan associations
s. B. 5. by Beiknsp-Appropriatin $40
for the relief OF Bickerton 4 Bell. school
land auctioneers.
s. B. 30. by Kellogg-Providing methods
for preventing the spread OF CONTAGIOUS
diseases among domestic animals
s. B. is, by MISUNDERSTANDING for
STRENGTHENING rayfgable streams within
two miles of Incorporated cities. fronting
on harbors.
g. b. so7. by Easterday-ReQuiring do
mestic corporations to file q written
statement containing list OF their Of
ficers with county auditors IN January OF
each year.
8. B. loo. by Pusey-Authorfsing the
state board Of education TO contract for
school books at not more than g % per
cent. of the present contract price until
such time as the state can publish it's own
books.
s. b. sae. by Beiknap-Fixsng the punish
1f 3nctaf NJ fyy4rsrieorp,opf for furnu-
ty years.
8. h. "a. by Belknap-Making saloon
keepers guilty OF misdemeanor who al
low males under Is years Of age 70 enter
saloons.
s. B. as. by committee-A new usury
law, making interest not 10 exceed per
cent. with limit OF II per cent. on con-
tract.
s. B. 1ol. by MISUNDERSTANDING the
state to negotiate temporary loans In an
tieipation of its revenues, for the purpose
of funding its present floating indebted
ness and to meet Its current expenses.
H b. 3Sf. by Ffshburn-Requiring per-
sons commencing actions before justices
to recover on debts to furnish cost bonds.
II. b. SOS. by Moore--For the appoint
ment by the governor for each transcon-
tinentaI railroad of one weigher to weigh
shingles and lumber shipped beyond state
limits.
H.
daries of corporations upon petition of
one-fifth OF the voters at the last cleo
ton.
H. B. 80, by MISUNDERSTANDING persons
having claims against the state to recov-
err in the superior court.
III. b. GIL by comnittee--Permitting cleo
tors of road districts TO levy tax of
ment
III. b. 407. by Hanford-Defning arson
and fixing penalty OF Imprisonment for
one to ten years.
IL. h. ai7. by Scobey-Directing the print
ing of 100 copies OF the report Of the
state board OF health.
IL. p. l55, by kittjnger-Proyiding liens
for labor on or towing of logs. etc.
H. B. So. by Notwithstanding fine
OF 800 to LOCO upon any county commits
sioner found to be concerned in any coun-
ty contract.
III. B. 55i. by Irving-Making IL unlawful
to take salmon out of the Columbia river
or tributaries between March l and April
10. or August 10 and September 10; also
ahoiishing the Sunday night law.
III. 3. 6SS, by Milier-To punish fraud in
the sale Of fruit trees and nursery stock.
III. B. 405, by Miiroy-Fixing fine of
500 for employing females In any saloon
or place OF amusement where intoxicants
are sold.
II. b. IL. by Foster-Prescribing the
manner of commencing actions In the SUI
perior courts.
III. b. 4aa. by Temple-Making 1t unlaw-
fun for state auditor to issue warrants
except upon vouchers for services rem
dered.
H. B. s.. by Phelps--Making 1t unlawful
to kin any deer. mountain sheep or elk
except during October.
Fl. b. 49,. by Aibertson-Prescribing the
manner Of compelling the attendance Of
witnesses.
II. B. $50. by wing-Appropriating 1850
for the Western and $3.50 for the East
ern Washington hospitals.
II. Il. 147. by Nelson-Fixing ten years
as the limit within which actions may be
brought by municipal corporations for the
collection of special assessments for local
improvements.
III. b. 523. by Foster-To punish larceny
by officers of insurance companies.
H. p. 400 by Nettleton--Giving Union
soldiers and sailors preference In public
employment.
II. 3. "a. by Biggs-Allowing guarantee
companies to go on official bonds.
s. b. Ill., by judiciary committee
Amending the election law to authorize
registration in all towns or precincts OF
more than 80 voters.
S. b. 2li, by Roberts-Providing for the
assessment and collection OF taxes In
cities of the third and fourth classes, APP
plying directly 10 the reiiet OIL Waiia
Walla.
S. b. 49, by Hall-Fixing the time for
regular meetings of. the board of trus-
tees of state normal schools.
S. g. 80. by committee-Providing for
the publication of legislative manual.
s. B. 3s7 by Megler-Prohibiting the
dredging for or taking OF Eastern oysters
from the waters OF the state for period
OF five years.
S. Il. 124 by Harper-Fixing the time of
meeting of county commissioners.
s. B. 254. by Frink-Making a game pre-
serve OF Mercer island. In Lake Wash
ington.
s. n. 34s. by committee-Anthorizing the
reduction OF sentences in the penitentiary
for good conduct.
s. Il. 15s. by MISUNDERSTANDING the sea-
son for trout fishing to include the month
Of April.
The general appropriation bill.
statistics of Exports and Imports.
washington City, March 1.-THE month