Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-12


mode of procedure for the condemnation
OF private property by municipal corpora.
| lions other than cities of the first class
| S, b. No. So, by Eshelman, relative tC
the state library; emergency clause.
>. Il, NO. III, by Forrest, to secure Sc
crecy in the transmission of telegraph and
telephone messages.
5. b. No. l29, by O'Neill, relative TO the
location and registration of mines.
). b. No l6l, by Richards, repeating
the act requiring census to be taken BIZ
ennially by county assessors.
). Il. No. 2ls, by the APPROPRIATION com
| mlttee, making deficiency appropriation
for state printing for the fiscal term end =
ing March 81, 1898.
5. b. No. III, by the joint Worlds fair
committee, amendatory of the Worlds
lalr act, and making an appropriation of
S55,OOO ior Worlds fair purposes; emer-
gency clause.
S. b. No. IS. by the committee on cleo
lions and privileges, amending the law
regulating the registration Of voters;
emergency clause.
S. B. No. 9j, by yesterday, relating to
the lien Of judgments on real estate.
). B. No. l65, by Dyer, to provide for
the holding OF sessions of the superior
court in any county in the state by SUI
perior Judge OF any other county; emer-
gency clause.
5. b. No 2i1, by O'NeilI, appropriating
SIG for the relief of Stevens county.
). b. No. 125, by Kinnear, authorizing
the supreme court reporter to copyright
the supreme court reports.
5. b. No. 237, by Brown, abolishing the
office OF city assessor in cities of the third
class, and providing that the county as
SCISSORS shall make third class city assess
ments, and county treasurer collect taxes
OF such cities; emergency clause.
). b. No. 255, by Hutchinson, appropri-
att lg 10000 for the construction Of a road
across the Cascades, north of Mount
S. b. No. 275, by Van de Vanter. plac-
Ing the state printing under the super
vision OF state printing board, consist
Ing OF the governor, secretary of state and
state treasurer.
5. b. No. 100, by Donahoe, providing for
a system of improved roads in counties.
5. b. No 167, by Dyer, relative to the
manner OF commencing civil actions.
>. Il. No. las, by Gilbert, to provide for
the payment by the state of its share of
the expense OF draining districts in which
state lands are situated; emergency
clause.
S. b. No. 60, by Campbell, relative to
and assignees.
). Il. No. 260, the general revenue bill.
5. b. No, 1871, by the committee on
state school and granted lands, creating
board OF state land commissioners: en-
ergency clause.
5. b. No. 262, by the revenue commit
tee, relating to duties of county attorneys
in connection with the assessment and
COLLECTION OF taxes; emergency clause.
5. b. No 2Oi, by Horr, 1egalizing defec-
tive assessments and tax levies; emer-
gency clause.
5. B. No. POI, by the revenue committee.
relating TO the filling and cancellation Of
plates; emergency clause.
5. Ii. No. 264, relating to the duties Of
the state auditor; emergency clause
5. Il. No. PCS, relating to the duties of
county auditors; emergency clause.
5. Ii. No. 266, relating to the duties Of
county treasurer; emergency clause.
5. Il. No. 267, by the revenue commits
sion, relative to the examination of
county treasurers' books by county COM
emergency clause.
s. b. No. 206, by Helm, compelling rail-
way companies 10 fence their tracks.
5. b. No. SO, for the government of
normal schools.
). b. No. 1916, providing for the removal
from Office OF officers not liable to i'm
parchment.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE.
The following is a list of the house bills
that were passed by the legislature:
II. b. No. 10, by Wheeler-To authorize
Judges whose terms Of office have expired
to settle statements OF fact in appeal
cases: emergency clause.
II. b. No. 16, by Gilman-Giving liens
on manufactured lumber to persons per-
forming labor In the manufacture of the
same.
III. b. No 81, by Wheeer-ProvidinQ
for the enforcement of liens for labor and
material.
III. B. No, GO, by Letterman-Providing
for the detention of domestic animals do
ing damage and giving lien for damages
upon such animals.
II. h. No 66, by Anderson, OF Whatcom
To establish a state normal school in the
county of Whatcom.
ii. b. No SO, by Roth-To quiet possess
sion and confirm titles to land sold under
execution or at tax sale.
ii. Il. No. 100, by MISUNDERSTANDING