Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-01-22

No. 42, by Roberts-Amending the
act relative to the powers and duties Of
the Supreme court; referred to Juditi-
airy committee.
No. -i3, by Wamer-For the relief If
Snohomish county; referred to COM
mittce on Claims.
No. A, by Guie-An act it relation
to the commencement of civil actions
before Justices of the Peace.
No. 10, by samc-An act relating to
the issuance, service and return of pro
ccSses.
No. lG, by Smith OF Douglas-Pro-
viding for floating the American flag
over school-houses.
No. Al, by Baker of Pierce-Fixing
liabilities of corporations operating
railways for negligence or wrong to
employees.
No. 4S, by Smith of Douglas-An
act providing that the boards of direc.
tors OF school districts shall make ar
rangcments for the proper heating,
cleaning and ventilating OF school
rooms.
No. 49, by samc-An act providing
for the regulation of Touring mills in
relation to the maximum rates of toll
for custom work, and providing Il pen
atty.
No. 80, by Bush of Pacific-An act
to repeal an act creating State Board
OF Horticulture.
No. 81, by Witt-Relative to sale of
jute fabrics ut Walla Walla peniten-
tiary.
No. 80, by same-Reducing salaries
OF State officers, members of the Legis-
lature and Superior Judges.
No. SO, by Wollf-An act to amend
the act creating and providing for
the enforcement of liens for labor and
material" approved Feb. 81, 1893.
No. "a, by Couch-An act to conf
pei railroads to construct crossings
over their tracks where private lands
adjoin the right of way.
No. 55, by Nelson-An act to amend
the act OH Municipal Corporations.
No. Sc, by Misunderstanding to
the time of electing road supervisors.
No. 81, by Hanson-An act to pre-
vent wagering and betting on cleo
tions.
No. SO, by same-Relating to the
rights of foreign corporations in this
State.
No. SO, by Land-To prevent inter-
ference with electric wires, meters, etc
No. GO, by Hicks-Directing manner
oi doing county printing.
No. SO, by same-Relating to for
eign insurance corporations doing
business IN this State.
No. 63, by Bush of Pacifc-An act
in relation to nuisances and their
abatement.
No. "a, by Johnson-An act to pro-
vide for verdicts in civil cases by ten
or more jurors.
No. 65, by Edwards-An act to COM
pei all corporations to pay wages in
lawful money.
No. 66, by Bush of Pacific-To build
a public highway through the country
near Montcsano.
No. 67, by Kittinger-An act to
amend the law regulating appropria-
tions of land, sections 651 and COZ,
vol. 9, Hills Code.
No. 6S, by same-An act to amend
the right of eminent domain to min
ing and millirg companies.
The House met at 10 o'clock Friday,
the 18th, Speaker Cline in the chair.
After preliminaries were disposed of
the Sergeant-at-Arms was directed to
procure bill files for each member.
The Speaker appointed a committee
of three to provide rooms for commit
tee meeting. The following bills were
introduced:
No. SO, by DeMattos-To regulate
fees to be collected for filings, etc,
by Secretary of State.
No. 70, by same-Extending times
of delinquency and penalty on taxes
and declaring an emergency.
No. II, by Edwards-Prohibiting
employing corporations, etc, from
paying employees in store orders, mer-
chandise, or anything other than law
full money of the United States.
No. y, by Conine-Anti-cigarette
bill.
No. 73, by Kincaid-A bill repeating
the act creating the Bureau of Statis-
tics. Agriculture and immigration.
No. "a, by Thacker-Relating to
schools and school district boundaries.
No. Is, by Bush of Clarke-To
amend arid lands act.
No. rs, by same-To repeal por-
ton of the State dairy act.
No. n by Couch-An amendatory
act on proceedings in court affairs.
Marshall of Walla Walla introduced
another OF those joint resolutions for
the immediate investigation of the
penitentiary which on motion of War
ner of Snohomish was voted down.
At the afternoon sessions, both
houses adjourned to Monday.
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husband for divorce on the ground
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