Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-01-29
THE LEGISLATURE,
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No. 2o6, by strive, as to answers
ana claims in the nature of tort il
civil casts.
No. POI, 10y Williams, to establish
an orphans home.
No. POS, by Williams, relating to
Jurics and jury trials, and to prevent
taking ca>cS from jurics.
No. 300, 10y Williams, relating tc
bonds, stipulations and exemptions OF
certain corporations.
No. 30, by Williams, defining the
crime OF rape.
No. 2Il, by Williams, general and
special verdicts.
No. 2l2, by Williams, relating tc
letters tcstamcntary and administra-
ton OF estates.
No. 2l3, by Williams, labor liens in
ln~"lvcnt corporation CASES.
No. 2l1. by Person. to purchase
and display the United States flag on
public school buildings.
No. 2l5, 10y CIayw"od, providing fol
payment of Indebtedness in the coun.
ties OF the State.
No. PIG, by Williams, fraudulent
checks and drafts, and providing pun.
lShment for making them.
No. 2l7, by Williams, to protect
employees who are members of labor
organizations.
No. 21S, by Williams, defining
trusts and preventing them.
No. 2l9, by Williams. permitting
cases i'll Supreme Court to be heard on
typcwrittcn briefs.
No. 22O, by Williams, relating tt
the crime of abduction.
No 22l, by Likins, to establish ar
educational university.
No. 222, by Irwin, to destroy SPUR
rels.
No. 223, by Likins, for the relief Of
claimants on q school section in
WhatcOm county.
No. 224, by Way, as to granted
lands of the State and to appoint 8
Board of Appraisers.
No. 225, by J. o. Edwards, to fix
the number of hours that shall con.
stitutc days labor on public work a,
8 hours.
No. 22G, by Gerry, to regulate the
sale of opium and other poisonous
drugs.
No. 227, by Tobiason, for the pro.
lection Of salmon by preventing the
deposit OF sawdust and shavings in
the Columbia river, Puget Sound and
streams of the State.
No. 22S, by Mortified, relating to
the foreclosure of mortgages; pro.
hibits deficiency judgments.
No. 229, by McAtee, relating to for
elgn insurance companies doing bust
ness in this State by requiring them
to publish financial statements an
nually.
No. go, by J. b. Smith, relating to
the State library, fixes the annual sal
AIRY of the Librarian at 81 600 and re-
quires him to employ an assistant ut
his own expense.
No. 23l, by Claywood, prohibiting
the herding of sheep on the lands of
another.
No. 232, by De Mattos, to create a
Board of Pardons.
No. 233, by II. b. Smith, relating to
the prosecution of public offences in
the Superior Court.
In the Senate, Wednesday, Wood
ing was excused, being called home by
sickness in his family.
The veto message of Senate bill No.
800 was read. The bill provided for u
legislative manuel and it's publication
annually. The veto was sustained,
Senator Range casting the only mega
tive vote.
The committee on Elections and
Privileges reported favorably on SEN
ate bill No. ~, also reporting Senate
bill No. III back without recon-
mendation. The same committee
recommended the passage of Senate
bills Nos. 7 and &c.
The committee on Judiciary re-
ported for the passage of Senate Bill
No. ID with amendments; also for
the passage of Senate Bill No. 16.
The committee on Public Morals
recommended the indefinite post
ponement of Senate Bill SO, that was
a substitute for Senate Bill 90. This
committee also reported on Senate
Bill %, that it be referred to the
committee on Judiciary. This report
was adopted.
The committee on Corporations
other than Municipal reported an
amendment to the pass bill that in
cludes editors and others connected
with newspapers, and forbids the is
suance OF free passes to anyone save
employees.
The committee on Public Morals re-
ported favorably on the passage OF
Senate Bill No. 6 with certain amend
ments. The report was adopted.
The committee on Claims and
Auditing reported the following
claims and their allowance:
The light bill and supplies OF the
Olympia Light and Power Co., 1925.
The bill of j. DOfflemire for lumber
and work for $23.25 was allowed at
$1S.25.
Wood bill for S..
Bill of H. Sabin for locks, supplies
and labor, $29.4O.
Chas. Storrs, wood, $3.50.
A. w. Wisner's bill for stamps. etc.
A. w. Wisner, drayage, so cents.
The bill of J. l.. Brown for $I1.75
was allowed at 5000.
On motion of Senator Taylor daily
calendar was ordered printed.
The committee on Public Morals
reported in favor of the indefinite
postponement of concurrent resolu-
ton No. 4. The report of the COM
mittee was adopted.
The following bills were introduced
No. 102, by Keith, an act to provide
an amendment to the constitution. Re-
fcrred to committee on Constitution.
No. lO3, by Yeend, an act to amend
the code in regard to penal institu-
tions. Referred to committee on Re.
formatory institutions.
No M L.,