Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-03-12

conference committee appointed to
! confer with the House concerning.
House hill %, relative To- the game
laws reported that no agreement had
! been reached.
Sclat" Till 29l, hv Wilson. pruyid-
ing that legal notices may be pub
li>hrd in any paper OF general circula-
/ tiun which may he selected hv the
litigant passed under ii suspension uf
the rules.
Senate bill 100, by Davis. relative
to duties OF County Surveyors was
indefinitely postponed
Senate bill 100, 10y Range, providing
that defendants shall have six
months from time of summons in
which to appear, also that existing
mortgages may not he foreclosed UNI
til two years after proceedings have
been begun, was indefinitely post
poncd.
Senate bill 10, 10y Van Patton, al
lowing water front mills and other
industries to purchase adjoining tide
lands passed, after considerable dis
cu>>iun.
House bill IS. by Barlow, providing
for the protection of bicycle paths was
passed and Taylor's Senate bill rcla.
tive to the same subject was indeti-
nitrly postponed.
Senate bill Ia, by Baum, providing
for the disorganization and liquida-
ton of irrigation districts where there
is no bonded Indebtedness passed.
Senate bill 90, regulating the sale OF
real property under DEGREES of fore
closure was indefinitely postponed.
The substitute bill for the De Mattos
bill relative to fees for filing articles
of incorporation with the Secretary of
State was taken up. This is the one
offered by the Conference committee
Houghton moved to strike that
part providing for a graduated scale
for filing articles on the basis of capt.
tai stock and to make a uniform fee
$40, carried. An amendment by
Houghton was adopted making an
annual license of 81 for every corpor-
alton doing business in the State and
providing a fine of $3.50 per day for
every day after stated time that pay
ment Of this license is deferred. The
bill as amended passed Is to 10 with
the emergency clause stricken. The
| Conference committee on Senate bill
623, the revenue bill, reported asking
| for its continuance as basis to
report substitute for section 1l9
of the bill relating to remission of
penalty and interest on delinquent
taxes. Report adopted.
Wednesday morning, on motion of
Dr. Mitchell the House voted to re-
consider the vote by which the capitol
bill failed to pass.
Senate Bill ll6, the deficiency judg-
ment bill of Senator Crow passed by a
vote of 60 to IL. The Senate memorial
relative to the forest reserve passed I'M
animously.
Senate Bill, exempting from execu-
ton or attachment personal property
to the value of 81 900 passed, ~ to IS.
The capital bill was taken up and
amended by eliminating the provision
guaranteeing the interest and the bill
passed ayes 62 to s noes, the vote be-
ing as follows:
Ayes-Ames, G. II. Baker, s. W.
Baker, Barlow, c. p. Bush, A. S. Bush,
Carr, Caywood, Clapp, Cline, Conine,
Couch, J. o. Edwards, Freeman, Fritz,
Forbes, Guie, Geraghty, Gerry, Gilkey,
Hagadorn, Hansen, Hicks, Hodgdon,
Irwin, Johnston, Jory, Kincaid,
Kittinger, Levin, Libby, Likens,
Lusher, Marshall, Mathiot, Mentzer,
Merritield, Mitchell, Mohundro, Moore,
McAtee, Parker, Picrson, Powell,
Richmond, Roberts, Ross, Scott, II.
ID. Smith, ]. b. Smith, p. NJ. Smith,
Stafford, Stuhrman, Strive, Thackcr,
Tobiassen, Warner, Williams, Winsor,
Wilkeson, Way, Wolf, Windust-62.
Noes-Canutt, Day, De Mattos, Har-
grave, Hooper, Lindstrum, Phelps, C..
Smiths.
Absent or not voting-F. r. Baker,
]. NJ. Edwards, Koehler, Land, Nelson,
RAIDER, Roberts, Wits.