Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17
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Carusi.
No. 120, by Gleason-To establish a
Board OF Commissioners for the pro.
motion of uniformity of legislation in
the United States.
No. 2O3. by Irving-Relating to the
incorporation of companies having for
their object the building OF toll logging
roads.
No. 1913, by Irving-Relating to the
exercise OF the power OF eminent do
main.
No. 219, By Booth-An act defining
foroible entry, forcible detainer and
unlawful detainer of real property.
No. so. by J. B. MISUNDERSTANDING
to the selling, leasing or making con.
tracts, concerning its real estate by in
corporated cities and towns.
No. 23l, by neutrality-suspicious..
ing county clerks guardians of the es.
tates OF insane persons whose estates
are less than 5000.
No. l36, by Committee on Judiciary
An act to provide for sheriffs charg-
ing fees for serving warrants of arrest
in criminal cases.
No. 70, by McGregor-Providing for
the creation of the Office of State Vet.
Urinary Surgeon.
Bartlett, of Jefferson, introduced q
concurrent resolution urging Congress
to submit an amendment to the consti.
tuition for the election OF United States
Senators by direct vote OF the people.
A bill by Mr.. Irving, of King, relat.
ing to the exercise OF the power eff em.
inent domain by logging companies,
was passed with but one dissenting
vote.
The following bills were introduced
in the Senate Wednesday:
No. $50, by Committee on Game
Fish-Establishing hunters licenses.
No. Isl, by Graves-Authorizing
County Commissioners to make pro.
vision for dependent children.
No. 1872, by Printing Committee
Creating the Office OF State Printer.
No. 1873, by misunderstanding the
civil code relating to practice in
Superior Courts.
No. 1874. by Appropriations Com
mittee - Making appropriations for
State institutions under jurisdiction oil
the State Board of Control.
No. 1856, by Appropriations Com.
mittee-Makipg certain deficiency ap.
propriatious.
No. 1S6, by Stansell--Providing for
q constitutional amendment abolish.
ing the anti-pass provision OF the
constitution and providing that rail.
roads shall furnish public officials with
free transportation.
No. 1877, by misunderstanding all
property OF Greek letter fraternities
from taxation.
The senate spasm for economy came to moth
ing: That body, Wednesday afternoon. refused
the recommendation OF the special committee
appointed last week TO determine whether any
employees could be dispensed with. The report
nfty.fve Senate employees amounted to more
than the combined salary and mileage of the
Senators themselves and recommended reduc-
Ss snsa. 81 Se :0g Ssa At 1se
last session Instead Of the higher scale adopted
two weeks ago. The report named the thirty.
eight employees who should be retained and W az
signed BY all the members Of the committee,
which was composed Of Senators kinnear,
Baker ana sumner. Senator Boone. of Whit.
man. was the arst Senator to protest against the
understood Ut the very beginning Of the session
that each Senator was to name one employe.
and that pursuant to such understanding. he had
named an old soldier ~ Doorkeeper, who, II the
report WAS adopted. would be LETT of the pay
roll. He protested that such action WAS unjust.
Senator kinnsar replied that the list had been
prepared without fear or favor. Senators Ken
needy and Vaness insisted that clerks who had
paid their fare to Olympia and had abandoned
their regular callings had done 50 under an i'm
sixty days. Keapcdy laid particular emphasis
on the fact that the Republican clerk from
Lincoln county, according to the committee re-
port, would be removed. while the Democratic
clerk, Louie D. Todd, from the same county
would be retained.
senator O'Donnell moved that the report of
motion was carried BY the following;
Yeas-Boone. Christian, Condor. Davis, Earles,
Heinrich, Hunter Kennedy, LeCrone, O'Don-
Stewart, tucker, veusss, Watson. Wsish-2l.
Nays-Baker. Bratt, Bronson, Brown, Graves,
Hammer, Henry. Hutson, kinnear, Moore.
Hands, Smith Of King, Smith OF snohomlsh,
Ahsent-Clapp. Palmer, Rasher, Van de Van
The Senate ooncurred In the House amend
to be composed Of Stevens county. The Dill
now lacks only the signature Of the Governor
to become law.
House passed the Stansell bill u. y. No. 24)
With the Kellogg amendment creating new
judicial district of Stevens county and placing
Ferry, Douglas, Okan0gan and Che!an IN joint
district. The bill as originally introduced pro.
for the union of Ferry and Stevens in one joint
district.
Other bills passing W ere:
H. B. 49, by Observation-Disclosures cQmpanie Is
owning cemeteries to accept trust funds. Ayes
81, Noes D. Absent -.
ii. B. "a. by MISUNDERSTANDING to the issuing
OF licenses Ivy counties, cities aud towns Tor the
sale hs Of Intoxicating liquors Ayes d. Noes "
II. b. ISIS, by Frostad Providing for the rate
OF interest to be paid ON certain bonds OF lslana
II. B. LAG, by Reid-PrOviding for the assess.
ment and collection OF taxes OF cities Of The nrst
| class. Ayes 20. Noes o. Absent "a 100000
II, B. l47. by Reid--To provide for the s assess
% 9Ss.n and collection of taxes Ayes ~ Noes u
H. b. 1853, by Reld-To provide for the assess
ment and collection OF taxes In mnnicipat cor
porations Of the third aud the fourta csss' Ayes
H. s. b. Is7, BY judiciary committee-In rela-
tion to osrnishTeht III iustices's courts. Ayes
is; N9es0 Absent g. ,... -, 10, ,,.
relief Of L. o. Meigs Of Yakima county. Ayes
"a, Noes O. Absent 20,
H. b, ITO, by Charles !ohnson-rroviding for
stresms Of Chelan comfy. Ayes 81. Noes 0.
Ii. 3. s2, by Smith-An act to change the
mental Station and school OF Science to the
state College of Washington. Ayes &c; nays 2,
absent 26
width Of tires OF wagons. ayes 81 hayes II,
absent q,