Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-20

Falconer, Frostad, johnson, Chas. Nor
gan, Roth, Strobridge, Vogtlin. 10.
JONES-Boiinger, Dickson, Hender
son, Hare, johnson, L. A. ; Williams. 6
COSGROVE-kenoyer, Long, Stilson
Addison G. Foster. .................4 4;
Sam h. Piles. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g
Charles Sweeny. ............. q
John l.. Wilson. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL
George Turner. NORTHUMBERLAND.
w. l.. Jones. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.. ". COsgrOve. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
The following bills were introduced
in the Senate, Tuesday:
No. 45, by iPauly-Amending the
law relative to incorporation of GENE.
teries.
No. 46, by Henry-Relating to the
manufacture of vinegar.
No. Al, by Rand.-Allowing coun.
tries to levy one-hslf mill tax for the
purpose OF making county exhibits at
the Lewis and Clark Fair.
No. 48, by Ruth-Appropriating ST..
8O4 TO reimburse the Capital National
Bank of Olympia for money advanced
for the care Of the capitol building
after the last appropriation was ex.
hausted.
The following bills we're introduced
in the House, Tuesdsy:
No. So, by Hughes, Douglas-Re-
pealing chapter ~, session laws, 1901 ;
an act to reserve certain State lands
from sale or lease.
No. SO, by Minard, Chehalis-Pro.
viding for an amendment to section l,
article 81, State Constitution, entitled
"Water and Water Rights" by en-.
larging the public use OF the waters of
the State 90 as to include the removal
OF timber products.
No. 60, by Bassett, Adams-Re-
quiring County Auditors to examine
all written instruments when offered
for filing, and to require the same 10
be in regular form and in accordance
with the laws OF the State.
No. 81, by Todd. King-To pension
ex.Judges Of the Supreme Court. The
bill provides that every person now or
hereafter being 60 years of age who
shall become judge OF the Supreme
Court, and who has or shall have held
the Office for . period of twelve years,
shall receive pension Of $4,000 year
during his lifetime, provided that he
does not hold any other public Office
while receiving the pension.
No. 62, by Stevenson, Skamania-
Appropriating $491.67 for the relief OF
Skamania county, being moneys er.
roneously paid to the State in taxes.
No. 63, by Bartlett, Jefferson-Pro.
viding q bounty for the scalps Of
panthers, bears and wolves, not to
exceed $40 nor less than $3.50 per
scalp.
No. "a. by Hoch, spokane-Giving
the County Commissioners the, power
to grant certain public utility fran
chises on county roads and streets
outside incorporated towns.
. No. IS, by Bishop, Jefferson Re-
psaling the act relating to the annex.
alton Of contiguous territory by neigh.
boring counties. This is intended to
repeal the old Peasles act, which
enables the people Of section 81 one
county to vote themselves into an.
other county without carrying . share
Of the county indebtedness with them.
No. 66, by Fenton, Thurston-To
provide for the fling Of contracts for
construction work and for bond for
the payment of liabiliti ea and debts
under such contracts and for recording
the same.
No. 81; by Scott, Spokane-Rslatin log
to the security for costs By justices oil
the peace. The bill provides that
whenever the plaintiff 10 . non-resi.
dent Of the county. the justice may
require him to give security for the
costs before or ct the time OF the com.
mepcement Of the action, provided
that sitter An action has been COM
menced by nonresident plaintiff and
no security given for costs the defend.
ant may require such security by
motion, and IL the same 10 allowed BY
the justice all proceedings shall be
stayed until such security is given.
No. 50, by Blackmore, Clarke-For
the establishment OF fish hatchery
on the east fork of the Lewis river 10
Clarke county.
No. 70, by Bradley, Skagit-For the
relief Of drainage district No. IA Of
Skagit county and appropriating g..
1856.
In the Senate, Wednesday, the fol-
lowing bills were introduced:
No. 40. BY joint Judiciary commit.
tee-Increasing Judges OF Supreme
Court from Eve to seven.
No 30, BY Tucker-Making it mis-.
demeauor for the husband to desert his
vile without just cause, for wife or
mother TO desert her children, for par.
ents 70 permit their children to run At
large after 9 o'clock p. n. on any day of
any year, or to frequent dance halls, 60.
looms, beer halls or other public resorts.
All such misdemeanors 10 be punished
by fine not exceeding 500 or BY i'm.
prisonment not exceeding six months.
No: 81, by neutrality-suspicious.
$4,000 for the Tanning grade road in
Garfield and Asotin counties.
No. 81, by Wilson-Making the fol
lowing appropriations for the State
Agricultural College. Rebuilding Col
lege hall. $40, 900; improving Mechaui.
cal building, SIS, 600; purchase OF ad
ditional farm lands, $1,000.
No. 81, by Wilson-Changiug the
name OF the State Agricultural Col.
lege, Experiment Station and School
OF Science 70 the State College ol
Washington.
No. "a, by Palmer-Approrriatine
money to pay expenses Of the Presi
dental electors.
At noon both houses met in joint
session to ballot for Senator. Ont
vote was taken, resulting precisely al
the separate vote Tuesday, except 9
gain OF one vote for Foster. that oil
Lee johnson Of Yakima, and one by
Piles, from R. E. Henderson OF Walls
Walla, both OF whom on the previous
ballot had voted for Jones.
The following bills were introduced
in the House:
No. II, by Twitchell, King-Amend.
ing the code relating to elections. The