The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-03-16

assessors shall make third class city
assessments, and county treasurers collect
taxes Of such cities; emergency clause.
No. 255, by acknowledgements.
ing $40, 900 for the construction OF road
across the Cascades north Of Mount
Baker.
No. 275, by Van dc Vanter--Placine
the state printing under the supervision
Of state printing board, consisting Of
the governor, secretary OF state and state
treasurer.
No. 100, by Misunderstanding for Q
system OF improved roads in counties.
No. 1877, by Dyer--Relative to the man
ner commencing civil actions.
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.
No. 60. by Campbell--Relative to as.
signments and assignees.
No. 26o-The general revenue bill.
No. l6Ig. by the committee on state
school and granted lands--Creating a
board OF state land commissioners; emer.
gency clause.
No. 1852, by the revenue committee;
Relating to duties Of county attorneys in
connection with the assessment. and col
lection Of taxes emergency clause.
No. 204, by Horr-Legalizing defective
assessments and tax levies; emergency
clause.
No. POI, by the revenue committee
Relating to the filing and cancellation Of
plats; emergency clause.
No. Relating to the duties Of the
state auditor; emergency clause.
No. Relating TO the duties oil
county auditors; emergency clause.
No. 266-Relating TO duties Of county
treasurers; emergency clause.
No. 267, by the revenue commission
Relating to the examination Of county
treasurers' books by county commission
ers; emergency clause.
No. 266. by Helm--Compelling railway
companies to fence their tracks.
No. S3--For the government OF normal
schools.
No. LAG --Providing for the removal
from Office OF officers not liable to i'm
parchment.
The following is a list OF the house bills
that were passed by the legislature:
No. Is, by Wheeler To authorize
judges whose terms Of Office have expired
to settle statements of fact in appeal
cases; emergency clause.
No. Is, by Gilman--Giving liens upon
manufactured lumber to persons perform
ing labor in the manufacture OF the
same.
No. 81, by Misunderstanding for the
enforcement of liens for labor and ma,
terial.
No. 81, by MISUNDERSTANDING fol
the detention OF domestic animals doing
damage and giving lien for damages
upon such animals.
no. GO, by Anderson. Of Whatcom-Tc
establish q state normal school in the
county Of Whatcom.
No. 80, by Roth--To quiet possession
and confirm titles TO land sold under ex'
ecution or ut tax sale.
No. 100, by MISUNDERSTANDING fol
an attorneys fee Of Is as part OF the costs
to the prevailing party IN civil actions In
justices courts.
Ne. ll5, by Nssh--Fixing the compen'
sation Of sssignees for the benefit OF cred
itors
No. Il6, by Moore-Fixiug the weight
OF oats at thirty-t~o pounds to the
bushel.
No. 164, by Hoole--To provide for the
transcribing OF mutilated records.
No. 234, by the joint judiciary commit
tse-Providing for the sale of persona
property OF the state, such as old furni
ture.
No. 24o, by Misunderstanding the ac
authorizing cities to purchase systems o
water works; emergency clause.
No. 25l, by McElwain-Re Repeating thu
law providing for closed salmon season
on Puget sound; emergency clause.
No. 254, by Bush, of Pscifc-Relative
to the use Of fish wheels and other ap'
pliances for catching fish; emergency
clause.
No. 3O7, bv MISUNDERSTANDING the
name Of the town OF Slaughter to Au'
burn.
No. 1923, by Notwithstanding the time
for the payment Of county taxes Of 1885,
until April /, 1898; emergency clause.
No. 1872, by Leo-Providing for second
appeals to the supreme court in certain
criminal cases; emergency clause.
No. 20, by Wheeler - Providing {
method Of taking appeals to the supreme
court.
No. 65, by Gilman-Authorizing thu
disposal of real property belonging to tn,
estates Of decedents, minors and insan'
persons at private sale.
No. II. by Karr-Relsting to county
city, school and town warrants, and tbs