The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-30
,oun,ies to purchase. construct and main

counties to purchase. construct and main
tain ferries. 10 include ferries over lakes
II II. a.. by Pratt Of kinE-Ame24sng
Section III an art authorizing the GOlleg-
ton Of assess alenis FOR local improvements
and providing that reassessmsft can De
made unGer the law in force al the time OF
tie original assessment This applies 10
cities OF the Efst class.
ri. r. ~. by Palmer OF king-Fsor the
protection Of orphan. homeless, neglected
or abused children. ETC.. AMI empowering
judges u the superior court TO cite chill
,srea TO appear before the court where
charges against the parent are made. Be
a.EoseEIt organizations are empowered 10
receive into custody the persons OF such
children under the direction Of the court.
as in Massachusetts, New York Oregon
and other states
Fl. T. q, b. Smith OF King-Providing
that railroads shall carry bicycles the same
as other baggage.
H. b. ii5. by Maxwell Of Pacific-Relating
To municipal corporations and providing
that in cities CT the third class, the city
council shall Tx the salary paid the city
treasurer.
II. n 100 by Allen of whitman-Render-
Ing available the land endowment Of the
agricultural college, experiment stat on
aud school Of science, with emergency
clause. This act empowers the board Of
regents of the college to survey. locate and
dispose Of the lands IN the endowment.
H. r.. $50. by Mount Of Spokane-RelatiHg
10 the serving and Hing of papers in the
courts OF fAfS STATE.
senate BILLS That Passed the senate.
The following senate bills have passed
the senate:
s. II. 2. by Miller Of Taurston-De;lciency
appropriation of Si.g00 for clerical and en-
ginssrsng assistance and cost Of adyertis-
ing the sale OF tide lands and timber On
state lands In the office of the commissioner
Of public lands
S. Il. 3. by plunmer of Spokane-Appro-
priattng sia5o for the relief Of Moffets
If ga FIR ~
dation Of state capitol building.
S. b. b by Ysend Of Walla walla-Enier-
gency appropriation Of Sl5,10 from the
revolving fund OF the state penltentiary for
the purchase Of clay. Jute and other mate
rails
S. Il. a. by Yeeni OF Waila walIa-Emar-
gency appropriation Of ss.'ss-li from the re-
volvsng fund Of the state penitentiary for
maintenance.
s. II. q. by Riggs of whateom- Apprc
psaating 1880 for equipment and 5000
school; s25.oG1 for the maintenance II the
E.iIensburg normal school, and 5000 for
the maintenance OF the Cheney normal
school
3 Ii. II. by Miller of Thurston-Providing
that 20 be competent 20 act as a juror a
person shall be an elector Of IN. state, an
iahabttant Of the county one year. over Il
Years OF age, or sound mind, able TO read
and write the English language and who
has never been convicted OF a felony.
House Bills That Passed Both Houses
The following bills bave passed both
houses:
II. Il. IS. by Bedford Of Pieree-Emer-
gency appropriation Of 81 800 for transport
tatlOn of couvcts 800 for transportation
of Juvenile offenders and sas for travelling
expenses OF superior Judges for fiscal period
ending March 81, 1893.
H. Fl. la. by Pendergast Of Douglas
Emergency appropriation OF s3Il.1 20 for the
relief 81 Capt. Percy @. Msltbse and $50
for the relief OF Capt. James g Ross.
II B. ia hy Mcdonald OF king--s-nang-
ing the name OF Gilman. King county to
Tssaquah.
senate bills That Passed Both Houses
= H. / by Plummer of Spokane-Appro-
prfaring &9.o1o for expenses Of the Sixth
legislature.
s II. 10 hy Cole OF pierce-Making the
epen season for swan saudhiii crane, mall
lard duck eanyasback aack, wtdgeon. teal
wood duck, spoonbiii. gray or back duck.
sprie tall raik piuver or other waterfowl
between August Is and March Il.
= L. 81 BY McReavg OF Mason-pefl-
cheney appropriation OF s@,e9 for the state
salmon hatcheTies.