Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-03-04

the next general election.
is was agreed to, all of the
of the committee signed a
1t, and it was presented to the
AS a substitute bill was not
ummer offered a motion that
bill be laid on the table until
itute bill should come up for
tion. The motion was adopted
opposition, and the bill went
Die. Friends of the Cline bill
prised to find later in the day
proceeding was preconcerted
that an effort will now be
prevent the bill from being
m the table for consideration.
claims the bill is already be-
very, and that it will be i'm
% get it up for consideration.
Strong effort will be made to
bill properly considered is APP
rom the attitude of Cline's
ticnds OF the Turner railroad
ION bill Friday morning made
to reconsider the vote by which
vas Indefinitely postponed the
te, but without success. Soon
house convened, j. M. Ed
hde Il motion to reconsider, and
akima took the floor and deliv-
speech in its favor. Day, Of
hen moved the previous ques-
ing that the question was we'll
Understood without delaying
ceilings of the house by windy
The vote was taken by roll
} the result that forty-six voted
gative and thirty in the affirm
It'll two absent.
ply legal way a commission bill
N come up for consideration
e for one to be sent down by
Rte after passing that body.
4 probably be done some time
*. 1t is said that a majority
bembers of the senate favor a
ion bill.
Flowing bills passed the house:
Tford, memorializing congress
appropriation for the improve
the Clearwater river; by Han
hiding the law prohibiting cru
hildren and animals; Nelson.
the time of holding elections
ty road supervisors from Sep
to June; Way, providing for
h a constitutional amendment
an amendment in the revenue
Exempt certain factories located
ate from taxation.
blowing passed to third read
Bush &C. P.) and Land, relat-
id lands; Phelps, appropriating
for state wagon road from
Stevens county, to Marble
Skagit county; Irwin, allowing
to remove insane persons from
lum by giving proper bond;
propriating s15,0 900 for Il state
load from Wenatchee to the
pf the Twisp river, Okanogan
Moore, providing for leasing
lands.
of the afternoon session of the
vas devoted to the cOnsidera-
Dush's bill to grant the llwaco
e. Navigation Company the
purchase tract of tideland in
the town of Ilwaco, for the pur-
maintaining a wharf already
fted. The bill was passed by a
81 to 10, although the emergen-
|e was defeated. The rules were
He'd and the bill was immedi-
int to the senate. Hargrave
hted fight on the measure by
its indefinite postponement,
WAS assisted by Baker, Winsor
bers. Williams, Warner and
opposed the motion, which was
aefeated and the bill passed.
bills We're introduced in the
By Couch, fixing the fees col
" sheritfs; RAIDER, relating to
lication of the session laws OF
Q'hacker, relating to the execu-
the death penalty; Cute, rela-
garnishments; Couch, provid-
IA public accountant; Marshall,
relief of Louise Croy.
In the Senate.
essage from the governor wal
ttifying the legislature that 9
Jon from the trans Mississippi
? would be in Olympia, and ask
a special joint meeting of the
nre at I O'Clock.
Pit resolution was passed order
publications. of 1900 copies OF
kion laws, revenue laws, school
fc.
ions from Ilwaco and Oaksdale
Fad asking for passage of the
fquor dispensary bill.
d's senate bill to regulate the
jute fabrics and brick at the
Walla penitentiary passed with
tussion. 1t gives the directors
Ity, when a surplus of goods has
Hated, to sell the same outside
te of Washington.
Rs bill making a tax of 2 per cent
hlums received by fire insurance
pics in cities and towns having
Partments, and appropriating the
pr the maintenance of such de-
|nts, was read for the third time
ksed.
new bills introduced in the sen
r: Substitute by committee or
|and auditing, for the relief of G.
bcock, and appropriating 81, 745
ftee on revenue and taxation, new
+ laws; Plummer, relating t.
>g and loan associations; Plum
fclaring bicycles baggage on rail,