Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-02-27

No. 81, by the same-Prescribinl
the grazing OF sheep within certain
districts.
Also the following Senate bills wer'
defeated:
No. l6, by Sharp-Amending Law
governing Office of State Veterinary.
BY Potts-Providing that an appea
in criminal cases shall stay the judg
ment OF conviction.
The anti-pass bill was ingloriously
slaughtered in the house of its pro
fessed friends.
The vote on this proposition stood
Ayes-A'lis, Bassett, Benn, Butler
Cam eron, Cole, Collins, Dickson, Dilling
Dix, Durham, yesterday, Frosted. Field
Gleason, Gunderson, Haynes. Henry
Howell, Hunter, Jones, johnson q. 7 },
King, Lindsey, Lingerman, Mackenzie
Merrill, Molstad, Muse, Peaslee, Pogue
Quinn. Raine, Ranck, Stark. Thacker
Williams, Wilson q. b., Willer and
Zenker-40.
Noes--Brewer, Brown, earle. Coate
Comstock, Corliss, Craigue, Crandall
Denton, Dunn, Eidemiller, Emery, Fitz
garald, Ferguson, Fletcher, Gray, Griffin
Hastings, Hopp. Jefi'ries, KEGS, Knob.
lock, Lyons, McNicoll, Megler, Morgan
Morrill,, Palmer, Philbrick, Reise, Rob
erts, Thompson, Tibbitts, Veness, Weir
Wells, White, Wilson (R. b. and the
Speaker-40.
Absent, or not voting IA.
Yesterdays antitrust bill, which
passed last week, was reconsidered and
lulled to sleep by the following vote:
Ayes-Bassett, Cameron, Earle, Childs
Clark, Coate, Cole. Corliss, Denton, Dick
son, Dilling, Dix, Dunn, Durham, Easter
day, Eidemiller, Fitzgerald, Gray, Gun
derson, Haynes, Henry, Howell, Jeffries,
Jones, johnson q. t., Knoblock, Lind
sley, Lingerman, Mackenzie, McNicoll
Muse, Peaslee, Pogue, Quinn, Raine
Ranck. Roberts, Stark, Wells, Wilson (J.
b., Witter, York, Zenker and the Speak.
er-44,
Noes-Allis, Brewer. Brown, Butler,
Collins, Craigie, Crandall, Delanty. Eme.
nv, Ferguson. Field, Fletcher, Griffin
Hastings. Hopp. Hunter, Johnson Oil. y
KEGS, Megler, Merrill, Mohlstad, Morgan,
Morrill,, Palmer, Philbrick, Thacker,
Thompson, Tibbitts, Veness, White and
Williams-32.
Absent, or not voting, 1S.
Senator Smiths bill for regulation
and control OF foreign banking corpor.
atoms was defeated in the Senate,
Wednesday, by vote OF 20 to 10 for
indefinite postponement.
After an effort to materially reduce
the figures of the high license bill,
which was in great measure success
full, the bill was recommended and
passed with the minimum license fixed
at $500 and the maximum $3.50. As
it passed on Monday the minimum
was 5000 and the maximum 81, 500.
The act for the search for and seiz-
ure OF liquors received, kept or used
contrary to law, known a. the "blind
pig" bill. wac passed by a vote Of 2S
to 3.
The act providing for the enforcing
the lien and collection of delinquent
assessments for local improvements
was defeated by vote Of rs to IL.
This measure was intended to incor.
pOra'e in certificates of delinquency
the taxes due for street and sidewalk
Improvements.
In the House, Wednesday, the Rail.
road Commission bill came up and
was passed to q third reading, the
reading in committee Of the whole,
on motion, being considered the sec.
ond reading. An amendment was in
corporated making the board non.
partisan, and the bill was sent to the
Engrossing committee.
The Hastings Pilotage bill came up
on second reading and the amend.
ments offered by the committee cut.
ting out the compulsory feature were
adopted. No amendments were Of
fered from the floor.
A bill sppropriating 5000 for the
purchase of 40 acres of land adjoining
the School for Defective Youth, was
passed under suspension of the rules.