The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-20

the people Read twice on suspension Of
the rules and referred for correction 70
the member introducing IL. Later the reSo-
luton II The form of q memorial was laid
before the house and passed, with only one
negative vote.
Gov. McGraw's messages veroing house
bills Nos. "a, f04. s5s and of last session
were read. and in each case the veto was
sustained.
Senate biz No. .. appropristing $50 900 TO
pay the salaries and expenses OF the MEM
bers and employees OF the legislature, was
read three times and passed under suspen-
sion of the rules.
Introduction of Bills.
Bills were introduced as follows:
III. B. l2s. by Bush OF Pacifc-For the
relief OF the uwGco Railway & Navtga-
ton Company and granting TO the com
pany q franchise; referred 70 committee
on railroads.
H. B. lz7. by Hodgdon OF Ksng-Amend-
ing the election laws. The bin places the
political parties on the ticket tn~thfs or
der: Peoples, Republican, Democratic and
Prohibition.
II. b. is. BY Hoagdon-vesting the title
in lands 20 the lessee during occupancy
under leases; referred 10 judiciary COM
II. b. 12s, By Hodgdon-An act to au-
thorize exemplary damages for injury 70
person or property in certain cases. re-
ferrea 10 judiciary committee.
II. Il. 100. by Hoagoon-An act 70 estao-
lish a system OF public schools in cities
OF I00o0 or more Inhabitants, and TO pro-
vide for maintaining, governing and grad
ing the same; referred to committee on
Fl. b. Isl, BY Hodgdon-An act provid-
ing for an amendment relating TO the
duties OF state geo4ogist; referred 10 conf
nittee on mines and mining.
H. Z 132. by Bush Of Pacific-Compel-
ling keepers or hotels. lodging houses
asyluns etc, 70 maintain a register OF
guests: referred TO committee on ju-
r. i. 1873. by scott-Appropriatin $50. 600
for the maintenance Of the state normal
school, CT Ellensburg; referred TO com
mittee on appropriations
II b 154 by r. s. Scott-An act TO
make permanent improvements ana pro-
vide apparatus and furniture for a pe0a-
gogical library for the Ellensburg state
normal school; referred TO committee on
II. B. is. BY ]. 0. Edwards Of King
Providing for the appointment OF mining
inspectors at 81 500 per year, referred TO
COMMITTEES on mines and mining,
RI. 3. 1ss. by indsrom-tompeliing
railway companies TO maintain crossings
on streets and highways, referred 10 COM
mittee on railroads.
for the registration of voters in all school
elections In school districts having le.oO
or more inhabitants, and regulating cleo
tons in such districts; referred TO COM
mitIee on privileges and elections.
II. b. l3S, by Warner-Making il fell
ony for any officer of state Of national
from the bank without the knowledge of
the other officers of the bank: referred
to the committee on banks and banking
II. +. 100. by Mentzer--An act providing
that salaries of county officers shall be
paid out OF the general fund; referred to
committee on compensation and fees.
II. =. 40 by Ltkins-An act TO regulate
the passage OF ordinances in cities OF the
third class: referred TO committee on mu-
nicipal corporations.
The following bills were introduced yes
terday:
H. b Sc. by Moore-Providing for the
submission of a constitutional amendment
reducing the salaries of state officers; re-
ferred TO committee on constitutional re-
vision
H b 81. by Moore-Providing for the
submission of constitutional amend
ment limiting the members OF the legisla-
ture; referred 10 committee on constitu-
n b. 81. by Moore-Relating to the ap-
portionment of school funds; referred to
committee on education.
II. B. 50, by Noore-Relating 70 the IN
competency OF teachers referred 10 COM
mittee on education.
II. y. 90. by Mo0re-Providing a method
for the submission OF constitutional
amendments; committee on constitutional
revision.
H. s. 81. BY Moore-Providing for the
submission of constitutional amend
committee on constitutional revision.
H =. 50. by Wolf-Prohihitiug deficiency
Judgments and providing for The possess
sion of mortgaged property by mortgagor
during period Of redemption; judiciary
committee.
Il b, 80 hy Hansen Of King-Perfeeting
the states title 10 certain lands.
H B g. by De MattOs-Rslafing 10
jurors and witness fees.
j. p. 95. ~ Smith OF Dougla s-Provid-
ing for an inheritance tax; judiciary COM
n b. IS, by Hansen-Providinz for the
protection Of purchasers OF real property
from community interests: judiciary com
H. 3. 81. by Baker Of Kfokitat-To pre-
vent tire spread ~ disease among sheep.
II. T.. as. by McAtec Of Spokane-Pro-
vlding for the appointment Of attorneys
for paGpers-
H. Is, 81. by ghty-Regulatin the
PA ing OF railway switches. committee on
r. Il. no by Geragaty- Regulating en-
Payment bureaus, Judiciary committee
X + loi, by Eaeadoru-Am intending
chapter 80. Session Laws cf 1898.
Il. b. 10. hy Gera ghty--Relating to rail-
way employees.
II 2. f23. ~ Gerarhty-CompeGng rail-
way companies 70 keep two er1ploVss on
every engine. committee on railroads
n y. i0f OK ahtv--Approbria
sl@9 20 pay claims incurred for material
furnished tae cheney normal school.
committee "a claims.
H. 3. les ny sEhty-Relatirg 20
Personal injuries sustained by persons
rom rti-s2ass' com nlitles or railroads.
lattnR tae practise Of medicine
r. =. lNl. by hicks 81 h8sou-Prohfbif-
Ing capital Punishment: judiciary CON-
IT, s lae ey rresraan-Provisinr FOR
the cage ar homeless children
II Is. no by FEeena n--R Reducing the
number ef superior judges to- twelve.
IT. = Ii. by Person Permitting the
peoailng q vegetables without license.
H. Is fi2 ~ E8varss II Klng-Rezu-
las40s she ve.eaing 81 coal
q ~ -.4s