The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-12

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aAsv passed uTcn Vas carried,
: 2. -. % aIs1d ne CaGs n relation
70 EEe elscea~gs C Ballast n nAF4sao-e
-erce COMMITTEES fayor2o1e % IS passage
EepoTt zs1rt@6.
Adjourned az = n artEl 2. II
When the senate rezsssIbled a. : ? n.
sn fnvttatiSa vas rsz5 from Sheridan
Camp. No. f. Scrs o. veterans. asking tbs
senator's % attend tss exercises - ps ned
n Unity auditorium tomorrow evening,
under re aasrsces &c The sooiesy- TIE
invitation was accepted-
2 3 p By Hansen. Vas taken up and
passed. = % Z ff prohibits Gfss se1ca and
vir-sectson = the schools % Washington
TIE text o. he oil s as follows:
seetlon / 30 1eacnsr or oJasr person
employed II any sc1col in the state q
H&sa4E gton- except medical school Or
ElealeAA department cf any Scs2oot, sEz8
practice ylFtsectlon upon any vertebrate
animal n the presence OF any pupil n said
school. or any child or minor there pres
ent, nor in suca presence shall exhibit any
ysrtebrsts animal upon watch vivisectlon
Sec. . Dissection or dead animals. or
any portion thereof. n the schools q the
state % Washington, IN 10 instance shalt
he for the purpose o. exhibition. but N
every case shah Re confined 70 the class
room ard the presence o. those pupils en-
sazea in the study 20 be illustrated BY
such dissection.
Sec. 5 Any person violating the pro-
visions OF this act shall oe punished ~
a fine Of nor less than r1ry nor more
than one hundred dollars"
The debate brought out the fact that the
principal object OF the bill IS % prevent
children IN attendance upon schools and
colleges from seeing ike animals cut 20
pieces It was claimed that the effect
o. Witnessing such sights was 10 make
children cruel ard hioo1rhirsty.
Il was held that Il was necessary IN Or
der 20 exterminate squirrels 20 vivisect
and inoculate them Il might be necessary
20 yivisect a squirrel before class OF
farmers in order TO instruct them IN the
act OF destroying sssch pests.
A motion to exclude biological and
veterinary colleges from the provisions OF
the Bill vas lost.
The vote by which senate bill 1s3 was
passed was recoDslGered and the bin was
referred 70 the judiciary committee
:. r. ls, In relation 20 the discharge OF
ballast in nayiEahls waters. rsss taken ID
and passed il amends section ~. OF
volume H., penal code. II provides that
city councils may set apart portions Of the
harbors g. which ballast may De dumped.
The bin was passed without a dissenting
vote. 81 votes being cast in its favor.
W. X Conway gave notice that he had
been elected engFossiag clerk and stood
ready 10 perform the duties Of the place.
Indefinitely postponed. Conway was
discharged on Thursday on motion Of SEN
ator Baum.
= Communication was read from the Sc
attic Bar Association stating that al a
resent meeting a resolution was adopted
favorable 10 the removal OF the supreme
court and state library TO Tacoma.
An invitation was read from Moran
Bros. Company requesting the attend
ance OF the senators st the launching OF
the Golden Gate. the FIRST steel vessel ever
built IN Washingtoe 4 he Golden Gate
Is 10 be launched at s.I9 a. m. on Saturday.
February -. The Invitation was placed
or dle
s. b. "a by Taylor. was next taken up
and passed after a. hot debate. II pro-
vides that every person or corporation
shall be liable for az damages whether
OF omission or commission and which ia
any manner Il connected with the opera
ton OF the business or franchise Of such
person or corporation when suffered or
sustained by any person. including the
employees Of such person or corporation.
IN consequence Of the neglect or misman-
sgement OF such person or corporation or
OF the agents or % the employees of such
person or corporation. Il also provides
that no person by reason OF his employ
ment shall be deemed or held 10 have as
sumed any risk or risks Incidental 10 such
employment or % have assumed any risk
b. reason OF the act or acts Of omission
or commission by an employe or fellow
3 4
yeas nays.
A concurrent resolution by Runner was
adopted providing that joint committee
q five be appointed 10 visit the state
Normal school at Cheney and the East
eru Washington Hospital for the Insane
a. Medica! Lake 20 examine and report
on their condition. The chair appointed
Runner. Van Patten and Deckebach al
the house refused TO concur.
4 resolution by Keith was read and
adopted Il provides for an exchange OF
law books between the state, and the
Tribune Publishing Company.
4 concurrent resolution by Crow was
adopted Il provides for the appointment
OF a committee OF FIVE 20 Investigate ard
report On the financial condition Of the
state on January /, 1887.
A resolution by Crow was adopted 1t
provides for the appointment Of commit
tee OF three 70 visit the agricultural coli
AfEC anu S-afHA "a S+AfA4-e a. 4 oAisalhAA
and the Eleasburg normal school Mil
Ter. Crow and Lewis were appointed on
such committee.
s 2. =. By Meg1er, was taken I'D and
ADOPTED By a unanimous vote. II pro-
viaes sor the incorporation OF cemetery
associations and for the punishment OF
vandals and tresDassers in cemeteries. The
biz vas passed by q vote OF - yeas.
s. D. -, by P.ummev, was taken from
the file and passed. % 20 .. l. provides
that Il shall be unlawful 10 use the bot
tles. packages. boxes, barrels OF dealers
IN ale, porter. lager beer. soda, mineral
water or other beverages \ description
Of the marks % ownership must be died
with the secretary q state and tive county
auditor ard must also be advertised
8. 3. IS. reducing the salary o. the SUI
preme court reporter from sS01o 20 s2eo
vas taken ~ ard passed. yeas =. nays o.
The senate ~ 4.S5 .. n. adjourned til %
o'clock Saturday.
TOELLNER CUNNING FOR ROGERS.
King County Senatorial boomer