Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-03-12
NEW LAWS GROUND OUT
A Complete List Of Bills Passed by tn,
Legislature
BILLS APPROVED

A Complete List Of Bills Passed by the
Legislature
BILLS APPROVED
The following bills have been approved
by the governor:
IL. b. No. 1872, to authorize the fish
commissioner to appoint special deputy
in each county.
H. Ii. No. 1856. to authorize boards of
county commissioners to provide suitable
offices for the use of each county officer
III. Il No. 81, appropriating money for
the payment Of agents for the state land
commission.
II. Il. No. 347, to legalize and validate
the corporation or reincOrporatiOn of
towns aud cities Incorporated or reincor-
porated under the act of March "a, 1890,
and to egalize aud validate existing con-
tracts and obligations OF such towns and
cities.
II. b. No. 337, prescribing that all fees
paid salaried officers by virtue of their
Office shall be paid into the county treas
ury.
H. b. No. ISL, to authorize the fish
commissioner ard his deputies to make
arrests.
II. b. No. POS, TO enable counties to val
idate certain Indebtedness attempted to
be incurred on the part of such counties
BY the corporate authorities thereof in
excess of their legal authority.
ii. Is. No. 262, to enable cities of the
first class to exercise the right of eminent
domain for the taking and damaging of
land and property for public purposes,
providing a method for making compen-
sation therefor, and providing special
assessments in certain cases upon prop
erty benefited.
II. B. No. l4s, relative to the quali6ca-
tions and compensations Of county com
misSioners.
II: b. No. 293, providing for the sale of
lands granted to the state for the purpose
OF erecting pub ic buildings at the state
capital and for the preservation of said
lands
II. b. No. ITO, to prevent fraudulent
disposition Of mortgaged personal prop
eTty.
If. B. No. 232, prohibiting divorced
persons from contracting marriage with
in the period from which an appeal may
be taken.
II. b. No 322, relating to assessments
Tor local improvements ia cities and
towns
LIB. No. 60, relating to crimes against
II. b No. SO, relating to the issuing
of bonds in cities for internal improve
mentS.
II. b. No. 40, relating to the selection
of granted lands.
II. Il. No. PIP, to prevent attempts to
commit burglaries and declaring the pos
session of burglar tools with intent To- use
the same for unlawful purposes to be a
misdemeanor.
II. b. No. POI, to protect salmon and
other food fishes in the waters of Puget
sound.
II. b. No. 266, relating to ballots fur
nished for state aud other elections.
II. B. No. lS4, making an appropriation
OF $4,000 for the revolving fund OF the
state penitentiary, to be used in pur-
chase OF material for the jute mill and
brick yard.
II. b. No 43, the Anderson railroad
pill.
II. b. No. 349 providing for the exca-
walton OF waterways by private contract
and giving liens upon raised lands along
such waterways.
II. b. No. los, providing for viewing
and laying out and surveying public
roads.
S. b. No. las, providing for bearing of
equal share by state lands of expense for
building bitches and drains.
). b. No. 275, to provide for state print
ing aud binding.
SENATE BILLS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE
The following are the senate bills passed
by the legislature:
$. Il. No. 1, by Dyer-AppropriatinR
10000 for the expenses Of the Legislature
5. b. No. IL, by Misunderstanding an
appropriation for the payment OF tide
land appraisers.
s. Il. No. Is, by Observation-Disclosures
for the election OF judges Of the supreme
court.
S. b. No. 16, by MISUNDERSTANDING
an amendment TO the constitution au-
thorizing the Investment Of the perma
nent school fund In school bonds.
). b. No. 25, by Edens-Regulat' ng the
business of commission merchants.
$. b. No. 20, by Forrest-To enable
cities and towns to validate warrants and
other evidences of Indebtedness issued in
excess of the legal limit; emergency
clause.
S. b. No. 80, by Forsvth-Making an
appropriation for the reliefof s. II. Albert.
ex-sheriff OF Wahkiakum county.
). b. No. 49, by ergeant-Authorizin
the state treasurer TO receive moneys ap-
propriated by congress for the soldiers
home; emergency clause.
5. b. No. 40, by Rlchards-Repealing
the provision requiring the marking of
waterways across tide flats by posts.
5. Is. No. 81, by oss-Fixing the maxi
mum rate for boarding county prisoners
at 60 cents per day.
5. b. No. 66. % Horr-Fixing the legal
rate Of interes' the rate Of Interest on
all warrants or cent.
S.B. No. 8. ~ Ninnear-Providing for
the appointut. police matrons In cities
Of the hrst-ci emergency clause.
;. u. No. s., by Eshelman-For the pre-
yentlon OF cruelty 10 children, animals,
fowls and birds.
). b. No. 22O, by Sergeant-Appropriat-
ing money for the maintenance OF the
Soldiers home.
5. IL. No. Il, BY McManus, providing q