The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-10

At the evening session messages were
received from the governor announcing the
following appointments: Board Of regents.
state university. &. Seattle. John r Hoys,
Seattle. Hoa. Richard Winsor. Seattle: al-
pointed for the term ending second Mon
day IN March. 1875. each 20 succeed him.
self. TIE nominations were concurre1 n
IL open session.
The following house hfiss passed:
H 3. So. b. committee On revenue ard
taxaEi3a-proyi1ing that the county as
SCISSOR shall extend taxes on assessment
rolls instead Of county auditor.
H. b. Sc, by SheiIar--Aaf50rizing the ap-
pointment OF guardians ac Item for In
. n b. 3ss, by Requiring tina. no
len can be obtained on fogs or lumber TN
Il. the owners OF the same have been no.
tilted and provide for their release by de-
posting with the sheriff the amount OF
claim and $3.50 additional.
The usual resolutions were introduced
recognizing the great worth OF different
employees ard donating them an increase
.n salary wooding objected. This sen
ATE is paying cat now so day more than
the house, and i am opposed 20 Ii" TIE
resolution was adopted. Yeas IS, nays p
A resolution b. Piummer, providing for
the publication OF a limited issue OF tide
land. school. revenue and roads laws,
passed
When 10 O'Clock arrived the consideration
hour.
The following house bills were passed:
Fl. b. fs9. by MISUNDERSTANDING that
chattes mortgages need not be recorded,
but filed with the auditor and indexed-
II. 3. 81 by Bisson-Prov!ding for the
appointment OF hop inspector.
II. h. $o5, by Langtitt-Reducing the
bond Of diking commissioners 10 $1,000.
Fl. b. 2S4. by Heiiig-Providng for the
compulsory attendance Of children in the
public schools in cities OF more than 10, 900
Inhabitants.
r. b. 347. by insurance commlttee-Pro-
yiding a penalty on both insured and in
surer for insuring in an unlicensed COM
pany or through foreign agents.
III. r. Sss. by Sharp-Authorizing con-
domination proceedings for r.ght-of way for
irrigating bitches. canals and fumes fer ag-
rieultural and mining purposes.
n B. sss. by Wickersham-To punish
records upon public lands.
These house bills passed the senate:
Fl. r. AS. by McCoy-Providing for con.
demnation of right-of-way for logging
purposes and for conveying timber prod
ucts.
H. p. 2s3, by AlIen-Empowering the
board OF regents Of the agricultural college
to give bonds for safekeeping of arms and
ordnance stores loaned BY the United
States
II. b. 43i. by committee on horticulture
Authorizing county commissioners to ap-
point commissioner of horticulture.
n.
and towns TO construct sewer and water
systemA
Fl. b. 304, by Pratt-Prescribing form OF
bonds 10 be taken for municipal contracts
II. Il. 1i7 by Observation-Disclosures con-
formations for right of-way for private
drains and bitches.
II. b. 535. by Thacker-Appropriatin
$la,oJo for the honorable interment of the
Washington volunteers killed In the Phil
ippines.
II. b. 34. by Carpenter-Requiring the
interment at public expense OF veterans
OF the Indian war.
This memorial passed
S. NJ. s. by Andrews-M emorializing con
gress 10 pass bill dividing the Thirteenth
lighthouse district Of the United States
creating n new district including the Pa
cttic coast line of Washington north of
Destruction island. including the Straits of
Fuca, Puget sound and the waters of
Alaska
The senate took a recess at 1870 n IN.
for twenty five minutes. at which time the
clock was stopped, and several hours were
spent In waiting for enrolled bills to be
Sgned In open session before the Ieglsla-
tire adjourned sine de