The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24


purchase OF tide lands II Mason aid
wa-kiakura counties
Z p - by Observation-Disclosures ne
code authorizing ;he incorpo-aSha SE
county building and loan asso-iAzto'ls-
: e - by KeIlogg-providirg methods
for preventing the spread OF contagious
diseases among domestic animals
z 7g7 by observation-disclosures 40
nestle corporations 10 lie a written
statement containing a list OF ther Of
sce-s with county auditors IN January OF
each year.
r. laa by Pusev-Authortzfng tne
state board OF education 20 contract Tor
s~ho-ni books al not more than = IS Per
cent OF the present contract price until
such time as the state can publish us own
books
q. sa. nv Belknap-Ffxing the punish
rnent OF incest ar Imprisonment Tor t~sA-
~ years
: 3. ga. BY Bsiknap -Making saloon
keepers guilty OF a rnisdemeanor who al
low males under IS years OF age 10 enter
saloons.
:. 3 Ss. by comulittee-A new usury
law. making interest not 10 exceed Per
cent, with limit of !. per cent. on con-
tract
3 B. fs4 by Observation-Disclosures the
state 20 negotiate temporary loans in an
ticfrsa ton OF its revenues. for the purpose
Of funding its present floating indebted
ness and 10 meet its current expenses
H B. 5s by Moore-For the appoint
ment by the governor for each transcofa-
tinentaI railroad OF one wetgher 10 weigh
shingles and lumber shipped beyond state
limits
H & se4 by Coon-To alter the boun-
daries OF corporations upon petition OF
one-hfth Of the voters at the last cleo
ton
H. r. 80. by Hanford-Allowing persons
having claims against the state 10 recoN-
er in the superior court.
II. B. ST. by comnittee-Psrmittinge cleo
tors of road districts 10 levy tax OF
not less than mills for road improve
ment.
H. b 90. by Hanford-Dehning arson
and fixing a penalty OF Imprisonment Tor
one 10 ten years.
f. B. 2l7. by Scohey-Di-sc'fngf the PRINT
ing Of 1890 copies of the report Of the
state board of health.
H b. 155. by Kittinger-Providing liens
for labor on or towing Of logs. etc
H b So by wflliams-Tmposing fine
OF 800 TO 1909 upon any county commits
sioner found 10 be concerned in any coun-
" contract
H Y 54 by Irving-Makins ii unlawful
10 take salmon out OF the Columbia river
or tributsr iss between March and Aprn
10. or August 10 and September 10, also
abolishing -he Sunday night law.
H. B SIS by Miller-To punish fraud In
the sale OF fruit trees and nursery stock
H. B. 405, by Mlroy-Fixing a fine OF
500 for employing females in any saloon
or place OF amusement where intoxicants
are sold.
II. b. i12. by Foster-Prescrihing the
manner OF. commencing actions In the SUI
perior courts
Fl. B. 44i. by Temple-Making ii unlaw-
full for state auditor 10 issue warrants
except upon vouchers for services rem
dered
HI. r. IS, by Phelps-Making 1t unlawful
TO kill any deer. mountain sheep or elk
except during October
H B. 49, by ibertsou-Prescribtng the
manner Of compelling the attendance OF
witnesses
II B. so. by wing-Appropriating $500
for the Western and $50 Tor the last
ern Washington hospitals.
H b. %, by Foster-To punish larceny
by officers OF insurance companies.
II. 8. 40. by Nettleton-Glving Union
soldiers and sailors preference IN public
employment.
II B. -. by Bigss-Alowing guarantee
companies TO go on official bonds
s. r. IL. by judiciary committee
Amending the election law 10 authorize
registration In all towns or precincts or
more than 20 voters.
& B. III by Notwithstanding for the
assessment and collection OF taxes In
q
plying directly 10 the relief OF Naila
Walla.
$. 3. 1is. by HalI-Fixing the time for
regular meetings OF the board OF trus-
tees of state normal schools.
s 3. 80. by committee-Providing for
the publication OF legislative manual We
toed.
s B. 3ST by Notwithstanding the
dredging for or taking OF Eastern oysters
from the waters of the state for period
OF FIVE years. E.
s. r. ga. by Frink-Making a game pre-
serve OF Mercer island. in Lake Wash
ington.
s B. l5a. by Notwithstanding the sea-
son for trout fishing 10 include the month
of April.
The general appropriation bill
H s. 5. by Bush-Giving TO actual oc-
cupants OF tide lands planted with oys-
tiers prior right 20 purchase for period
OF six months after the passage OF this
act. Emergency.
H. b. 453 by Coon-Reorganizin the Ma
tional Guard and declaring a vacancy IN
the office Of all commissioned officers.
H. r.. l07, by MISUNDERSTANDING that ac
tIbns by corporations 10 collect special as
sessueuts must be commenced within ten
years Emergency.
Fl. r. -, by Cloes-Permitting five or
more persons who associate themselves
together by an agreement In writing for
educational, charitable. religious or social
purposes. upon complying with requisite
provisions 10 be and remain a corpora
ton.
II p. 1s2. by Mills-Fixing the fees OF
officers OF an election at 50. with 10 cents
per mile for the person carrying returns
to the county auditor.
II. r. III, by Bush-Making II unlawful
20 take oysters from any natural oyster
bel by dredging.
II T. 81 by Misunderstanding owners
and operators OF shingle mills 10 provide
metallic guards FOR the protection Of knot
sawyers.
II. b 1879. by MISUNDERSTANDING that
any school district may ratify the indebt-
edness OF such district. incurred for
strictly school purposes, when the in
debtedness does not exceed per centum
OF the value Of taxable property In that
district. An mergency is declared.
II. Y. ia. by Conner-Reauirfng the
clerk OF the board OF county commission
ers 10 furnish at each election two ballots
for each vote in a precinct az the last
election
II. b g. by Mills-Classifying counties
according 20 population. and fixing the
salaries % county officers.
:, r.. by Helm-Permitting any incorpo-
rated city within the state TO construct
and maintain A ferry across any unforda-
bile stream within one mile OF the limits
OF such city or town
: r. 512. by ommittee-Authorizinr
cities OF the frst-claSs 10 revise and re-
peal their respective charters. Emer-
ge0cv