Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-03

In the Senate, yesterday some fast
work was done on Bakers bill 10 sub
nit relocation of the capital at Ia.
coma to a vote two years hence, and it
may result in the usual fate of hasty
legislation. The vote stood:
Ayes: Baker, Bronson, Brown, Chris
tian. Clapp, Condor, Davis, Hammer,
Heinrich, Hunter, Huston, Kinnear. lie
Crone, Pauly, Rands. Reed, Russell,
Ruth, J. j. Smith, :. 7. Smith, Stansell,
Stewart, Sumner, Tucker, Nandevanter,
and Welsh. Total 20.
Noes: Bratt, Earles, Henry, Ken
nedy. O'Donnell, Palmer, Potts, Pogue,
Rasher. Veness, Watson and Wilson.
Total ~.
Ruth at first voted 10 but chang cd
to aye for the purpose of moving for a
reconsideration.
Baker wanted the bill immediately
transmitted to the House but the SEN
ate would not sustain him.
The Senate passed the bill approp-
rating $1,000 for fish hatchery on
the Toutle river, COwlitz county; also
fuckers firemen's relief bill.
The following bills were introduced
in the Senate, yesterday:
No. 126, by Misunderstanding an
easement on State lands to railroads
for depot, machine shops. etc.
No. 127, by same-Congressional ap-
portionment bill.
No. 12S, by Walsh - Requiring
County Commissioners to appoint
county health officers. The bill fixes
the salary OF such officers at 81 500 per
annum. 1t amends the State hea lth
law in other particulars.
The following bills were introduced
in the House yesterday:
No. 212, by Davis, Kitsap-TO pro-
hibit the use of dogs in hunting deer
and other large game for period OF
six years.
No. 2l3. by Mccoy, Lewis-Relating
to the sale OF hides of deer, moose, elk
caribou, mountain sheep or goat; pro-
hibiting sale OF same during closed
| season.
No. ia, by Appropriations commit
tee-Appropriating $3.50 for the use OF
the division of public documents, be-
ing deficiency appropriation.
No. 2l5, by Reiter, Lincoln-Re lat-
ing to the licensing of peddlers and
canvassers of agricultural implements,
domestic implements and machinery,
groceries and other articles. Fixes
license fee at $500 per annum.
No. PIG, by Roth. Whatcom-
Amending the act relating to the
propagation and protection of food
fishes. The bill provides that fish
locations be designated by survey and
plat, and be tied in to something on
shore. This is in harmony with the
idea advanced by Major Mills, United
States engineer, who recommended
that piles be removed from the water
because of the fact that they are q
menace to navigation. The bill also
provides for the manner Of defining
the lead ends of fish traps which are
located GOO inches apart.
No. eli, by Bishop, Jeflerson-Amend..
ing the act for the determination OF
coyotes and wolves by adding lynx and
wild cat. Provides for payment OF a
bounty of $3.50 per head for lynx OF
wild cat and 81 per head for coyotes and
wolves.
No. 2lS, by Roth-Whatcom-To Gre
ate the Office of chaplain at the State
penltentiary at salary of $1,000 per
apnum.
No. 2l9. by Booth, King-Amending
the act defining forcible entry, forcible
detainer and unlawful detainer Of real.
property.
No. 22O by Aver, Thurston-Appro-
priating $l05 to pay Blanken ship Il Sat-
terlee for printing report of State Mine
Inspector.