The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-21
Long List of Measures Approved
by the Governor.
INCLUDING THE MILITIA BILL
Separate Receivers Refused for Union
Pacific Branches.
Bank Failure at Moscow. Idaho-An
Expedition with Carrier Pigeons
sets Ont TO Climb the Cascades The
Legal Rate Of Interest on Warrants.

Olympia. March e.-Special-Ths so,.
lowing house bills were approves. By the
governor to-day:
Authorizing actions against the state.
Relating 10 the manner OF compelling
the attendance Of witnesses. emergency
Relating to county commissioners. efaer
geHcy
Relating to the duties of the state audi
tor; emergency
To provide Cor iiking districts: etaer-
geney.
To compel street railway companies 70
require not more than ten hours labor IN
iwenty-four
To amend section s,s5s. volume L.. Hnrs
code.
Relating 10 the hoard OF regents Of the
University of Washington
Heiatlng TO the issuance of service and
return of process by justices of the peace.
Authorizing certain state officers to aa-
Just the affairs OF the Washington Worlds
fair commission.
To punish deception In the sale of nurx.
cry stock.
Relating to the descent OF real estate OF
deceased persons.
To amend the act for the preservation
OF large game.
Relating to the organization and MAIN
tenarce of the militia.
TO provide for state grain Weighing and
grading.
Relating TO bonds Of state county. city
and precinct officers.
Amending the act relating TO the eiec-
tion of county commissioners
To grant title to land conveyed by
aliens prior to the adoption of the state
constitution
To punish larceny by employees of insur-
ance companies.
To provide for the publication OF the re-
mort of the state hoard nj health as1er-
gency.
Prescribing the time within which ac-
tions may be brought by municipal COR
porations for the collection of assessments
for improvements.
To authorize counties. cities. towns and
school districts TO provide for current ex-
penses.
To provide for creating drainage dis
tricts: emergency.
The following senate bills were signed:
For the relief of innocent applicants for
the purchase of tide lands.
Making al appropriation for the pur-
chase OF land for the state reform school.
Relating to the appropriation OF certain
lands for the reform school.
To prevent the destruction of game on
certain islands.
For the protection of Eastern oysters.
For the protection Of trout.
To prohibit stations running at large.
Exemptfng the proceeds OF HE insur-
ance from liability for debt, emergency.
Requiring domestic corporations to file
q list OF officers with the county auditor.
To prohibit minors entering saloons
TO amend the act relating to the eollec-
ton of taxes in cities OF the third and
! fourth classes.
To amend the act relating to the regis
/ tration of voters.
To amend the act relating to the gov
ssx st.,.
To aus;,nd the act relating TO the pur-
chase of jute and other fabrics.
To amend the act relating to the organ
izafion of corporations
Relating to trade marks: emergency.
To establish the legal rate OF interest In
the state.
To punish fraud In the sale OF stock.
Relating TO the election of marshal in
| cities of the third and fourth classes.
Authorizing the establishment of public
| libraries In cities.
Authorizing cities of the third class to
| provide for the support OF the poor; emer-
gency.
Providing for making unknown owners
parties to proceedings for the appropria-
| ton OF property to the public use.
Establishing a fiscal agency In New
/ York.
Authorizing cities and counties to r,ain-
tain ferries.
Requiring street railway companies TO
supply weather guards.
To prevent the spread of contagious dis
eases among cattle.