Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-11

and to establish State Agricultural
College and school of science.
House bill 325-An act in relation
to the construction of ship canal
connecting Port Townsend Bay with
Oak Bay
Senate bill 10-To establish a sys-
tenn of common schools in cities of
10000 or more inhabitants, and to
provide for properly maintaining, gov
erning and grading the same.
Senate bill 222-To establish gen.
eral uniform system of common
schools in the State of Washington.
Senate bill 220-Relating to costs in
the Superior court.
Senate bill 223-Granting to rail-
road corporations the right to bridge
the navigable streams of this State.
Senate bill 207-Authorizing the
money appropriated by the Legisla-
ture OF the Territory OF Washington
for the manufacture of grain sacks,
approved February l, 1888, to be used
for other purposes.
House bill 331-An act to amend
Section | of an act entitled An act
to provide single and uniform method
of removing causes from the Superior
courts to the Supreme court, and to
regulate the practice in the Supreme
court in such causes"
House bill GAN act to provide
for the selection of indemnity lands
for c,,pporf 90 tbo cop,p,ov cobools -,
lieu of Sections Is and SO, or any
parts thereof, that have been sold OF
otherwise disposed of.
Senate bill 192-To authorize cities
and incorporated towns to erect and
maintain draw-bridges across naviga
bic streams that flow through or pene
trate the boundaries of such cities.
House bill 2S3-An act providing
for the dividing of the counties in this
State into commissioner districts.
House bill 274-An act relating to
summary proceedings for obtaining
possession of real property in certain
cases.
THE FINAL "GRIsT."
The following bills have become laws
without the signature of the Governor
He holds that he cannot legally APP
prove bill after final adjournment Of
the Legislature, but that all acts be.
come laws after ten days unless the
Governor files with any given bill his
objections when it is sent to the Secre-
tary of State. Such vetoes are report
ed to the next Legislature by the Sec.
rotary, and the act comes up for con.
sideration just as it would during a
session.
Senate bill 146-Relief of purchasers
OF school or university lands sold I'M
der laws Of Washington Territory.
Senate bill 133-Authorizing rail
road companies to construct branches
and extensions.
Senate bill 179-Limiting time with
in which an action may be brought for
recovery of real estate.
Senate bill 73-Duties, etc, of Sec
rotary of State.
Senate bill 233-Defning rights,
ETC., of telegraph and telephone COM
panies.
House bill 177-Assessmen and col
lection of taxes.
House bill 121-Relating to building,
loan and saving associations.
House bill 3Ol-Classifying counties
according to population and remuner-
ating county officers.
House bill 332-Amending "Com-
missioner of Deeds Act" approved
March 6, 1890.
House bill 376-Securing equal priv
ileges and rights to residents of the
State.
House bill 313-For restoration OF
court records and files, lost or de-
stroyed by fire.
House bill 323-Relief of Ellen S.
Stevenson.
House bill 297-Regulating practice
of medicine and surgery.
N. BAH of these bills, Senate and
House, were transmitted to the Office
of the Secretary ofS.ate by the Cover
nor without objections on April 10th,
1899.
The Governor has disapproved the
following bills:
Senate bill 193-Providing for
bridging navigable streams.
Senate bill 263-Granting rights OF
way to railroad companies over lands
belonging to the State.