Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1895-03-15

Judges; Pierce three; Chehalis and
Mason one; Thurston one; Skagit and
San Juan one; Snohomish and Kit
sap one; Wnatcom one; Jefferson,
Island and Clallam one; Pacific, Lew
is and Wahkiakum one Spokane and
Stevens one; Clarke, Skamania, Cow
litz and klickitat one; Whitman one !;
Walla Walla, Columbia, Garfield and
Asotin one Lincoln, Okanogan, Doug
las and Adams one.
BY Bull, permitting county treasur-
ers to deposit public money in Ma
tional, State and private banks, and
requiring = bond from them for safe
keeping.
BY Coon, to prevent fusion in cleo
tons, requiring that names can appear
on only one ticket. II the Democrats
nominate and the Populists endorse,
he must select either one ticket or the
other, upon which his name shall
appear. The ballot is also much
simplified in construction and is but
eight inches in width.
BY Barge, recognizing irrigation
districts and simplifying methods of
procedure. The bill practically hands
over to the people of each district full
management and control OF the
districts.
These house bills passed the Senate :
BY Milroy, permitting counties,
cities and school districts to borrow
money on tax levy OF current year.
By Miles, permitting the appoint
ment OF court commissioners.
By Goddard, providing for the
issuance of deficiency certificates for
excess road work.
BY Schively, confirming the sale or
conveyance of all lands or interests in
lands acquired by aliens prior to the
adoption of the constitution.
BY Candy, directing the State Au.
ditor and the Attorney General to
investigate and properly adjust the
Worlds Fair Commission and the
Merchants National bank accounts.
BY Conner, that upon petition oil
owners of majority OF front footage OF
the upland abutting, the State Land
Commission shall have power to
disestablish any harbor line in front
of any city OF this State.
BY Nettleton, emitting all persons
within the State to the full and equal
enjoymeuts of all rights aud public
accommodations.
By Albertson, providing that legal
title to real estate shall go directly Ia
the heirs upon death, and fixing the
Limitation for presentation OF claims
against an estate at six years.
By Eddy, requiring higher qualifica'
tions for admission to practice law.
BY Mcdonnell, respecting hours Of
labor for gripmen, motormen, drivers
or conductors, 90 hour day.
BY Scobey, directing the printing o
1000 copies OF the report of the State
board of health emergency.
By Williams, fixing fine OF 500 tt
to ST. 600 for a county commissioner t
be concerned in an contract in which
the county is a party.
By Irving, making it unlawful tt
take salmon in the Columbia river o.
tributaries between March and Apri
10, or between August 10 md Septem
Der 10; it also abolished the Sunday
night law.
BY Moore. for the appointment fo
each Of the transcontinental railroad
of one weigher to weigh all single
and lumber shipped beyond the State
limits.
By Coon, to alter boundaries OF cor
porations upon petition of 1-5 of tn
voters at the last preceding election.
BY Miller, to punish fraud in sale o
fruit trees and nursery stock.
By Milroy, fixing fine of $500 TO
employing females in any saloon o
place of amusement where liquor i
sold.
BY Foster, prescribing the name
of bringing actions in superior courts.
By Temple. making it unlawful TO
\ State Auditor to issue warrant excep
} upon vouchers for service rendered.
By Phelps, making it unlawful t
J kill deer, mountain sheep or elk ex
cept during October.
BY Albertson. prescribing the man
ner of compelling attendance of viii
nesses,