Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-01-20

~, BrOWn-IrOVlulnS lOf appralSe
ment of stock killed by railway com
panies.
Is, Bcdford--Appropriating fund
for transporting convicts, $4,000, 70
transporting Juvenile offenders, $500
and for travelling expenses for superio
court judges, 5000.
Mr.. Bedford moved Il suspension q
the rules, the advancement of the bill
to third reading and final passage.
Mr. Falknor halted the bill at sec
ond reading for privilege of amend
ment, but none were offered, so tn,
measure passed, with only one mega
tive vote. The emergency clause pre-
vailed, and the bill went immediatel,
to the Senate.
MISUNDERSTANDING the Stat,
museum at the university of Washing
ton, and directing all exhibits to thai
show.
notwithstanding the sheer
inspection law, so as to make the com
pensation for inspectors payable by
the sheepmen instead of by the county
court, without changing the matter Of
compensation. Under the provisions
of the proposed amendment, anyone
may cause the inspection of Il flock Of
sheep, whether their owner or not, by
depOsiting the legal fee, with provision
for its return to non-owner i'll case
sheep are found infected with disease
At the afternoon session the vetoed
capitol bill, No. 600, came up as a
special order. Mr.. Falknor stated
that inasmuch as supplemental lcgis.
lation would now be necessary to
make the vetoed measure of two years
ago meet the requirements of to-day
and there being now not sufficient
time to enter into the merits of the
bill, it would be agreeable to the
friends of capitol construction for the
House to vote to sustain the veto. He
stated that this would clear the way
for the presentation of a bill better
calculated to meet present require
ments. The veto therefor was unani-
mOusly sustained.
The following bills were introduced,
numbered from SO to 107 inclusive:
BY Somerindyke-To amend the
code to protect the rights of respond
ents on appeal from justice courts.
Colwell-Providing for The incorpor-
alton of cemetery associations.
Eames-Providing for establishing,
licensing and governing pilotage for
the straits of Juan de Fuca, Puget
Sound, and contiguous American wa
tiers.
Mutty-Creating the Office of State
Bank Examiner, defining his duties
and the duties of the banks under his
supervision.
McLean-Fixing maximum passen-
gerlrates on railways and steamboats,
at 81 cents per mile.
Observation-Disclosures upon JUS
tices of the Peace within cities and
towns full jurisdiction under the ordi-
nances of such cities.
Sharp-Requiring levy of tax from
one-twentieth to one-tenth of a. mill
by County Commissioners for the re-
lief of INDECENT soldiers.
Somerindyke - Requiring horse
shOers to pass an examination and
providing for registry of same with
County Auditor.
Sharp-Amending horticultural law
to require applicants for Commissioner
of Horticulture to secure endorsement
of the leading horticulturists of his
Totten--Changing time for electing
road supervisors from June to the first
in December.
Patterson to extend the limit of
Kitsap county by taking a strip off
the northern part of Pierce county.
MISUNDERSTANDING procedure sup
Elemental to execution.
Sheller-Amending the act directing
the service of summons in beginning
action against corporations and defin-
ing upon whom such service is compe-
tent.
Sheller-Providing for the appoint
ment by superior court of special guar.
dian for insane persons who may be
parties to law suits.
Myers-To compel railways to fence
right of way and protecting from loss
owners of stock killed by moving
trains.
Shellar-Providing for fling with
County Auditor of sherif's certificate
of sale Of real property and providing
that such record shall be notice to the
world.
Daniels-Protecting steam ferries
on navigable streams from damage by
steam vessels under penalty of $25 to
800.
Creating in cities redemption fund
for redemption and exchange of war
rants. and providing for transfer to
this fund of local improvement war;
rants.
Authorizing city authorities to &C.
cept local improvement warrants for
local improvement taxes.
Providing for appointment by SUI
perior judges of two jury commission
ers to draw jurors.
Relating to sale of property under
execution and decree and regulating
redemptions.
Curtiss-Constituting the Governor,
Secretary OF State and Treasurer the
Cello portage road commission and
defining their duties. Providing for
building railroad from Cello Falls.
Klickitat county, to a point in Yak
ina county opposite Pasco.
Pratt, by request-To prevent adul-
teration of candy.
Rosenhaupt-To provide for pun
ishing miscreants for defacing or de-
stroying signboards or mile posts.
Bedford - Providing that official
bonds OF State, county, city, town and
precinct officers shall be from respon-
sible surety companies, whose prem
iums shall be paid by the obligee or
payee.
Bedford-Making it the duty of the
State Treasurer to offer payment from
the permanent school funds of war
rants presented against other funds on
which money for payment is not
available, and requiring acceptance at
par of such tender.
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