The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-02-01
sHElToN MASON COUNTY, WASHINGTON FRIDAY FEBRUARY 1885,
Bills introduced in the House.

e'eiooo PeHittHtiary GROUNDS.
r lating to payment of salaries of
county officers.
Relating to purchase of tide lands
of third-class for oyster planting.
Establishing state fish hatchery.
Protecting oyster planters
Relating to oyster beds.
Prohibiting certain methods of
gathering oysters.
Protection and preservation of food
fish.
Remitting penalties on delinquent
taxes.
Fixing a rate of interest.
Relating to municipal courts in
cities of more than 1000 inhabitants.
Fixing salaries of justices of peace
and constables in incorporated cities
of more than 5000 inhabitants
Prescribing the manner of voting in
nominating conventions.
Relating to sale of real property
under execution.
Providing a separate Judge for Ste
vens county.
Providing for one Judge for Lincoln,
Douglass, Adams, Okanogan and Ste
vens counties.
Concerning the foreclosure of mort
cages.
Relative to voting at elections.
Fixing salaries of county officers
Relative to superior courts and
judges.
Regulating passenger rates on rail
roads.
Abolishing office of lieutenant gov
ernor
Providing that ten jurors in ali but
criminal trials can return verdict.
Prescribing duties of county clerks
in relation to taxation of costs.
Relative to transfer of marriage re-
cords from county auditors to county
clerks.
Relative to transfer of trials.
Providing for drawing grand and
petit jury lists.
Providing allowance to witnesses
and jurors.
Relative to powers and duties Of
county clerks.
Providing for formation OF limited
copartnerhip associations.
Empowering nine jurors to render
verdict in civil cases.
Classifying counties.
To purchase eighty-seven copies of
Hills code.
Providing for assessments and col
lection of taxes.
Extending time for payment of de-
linquent taxes.
Relative to payment of wages to
employees discharged by the corpora
tions.
Regulating railroad passenger rates
in the state.
Providing that no personal property
shall be exempt from sale for wages
due for personal services.
Relating to exemption of home
stead.
Relative to recording assignments
of mortgages, etc.
Fixing legal rate of interest at 8
per cent.
Regulating sale of lands.
To prevent spread of contagious
diseases among cattle and other ami
mails.
Relative to schools in cities of more
than 10000 inhabitants.
Relative to trustees of private cor
porations.
To create state board of charities.
Regulating interest on warrants.
Relating to the duties of county
sc hool superintendent.
Fixing maximum sum to be allowed
by county commissioners for boarding
prisoners.
To compel elementary education OF
children.
Providing for verdict by nine jurors
in civil eases.
Regulating sale of oleomargarlne
and other substitutes for butter and
cheese.
Relating to possession of real estate
sold under execution.
To provide for voting on eonstltu-
tional amendment relative TO increase
of civil jurisdiction of justices OF
peace.
Relating to constitutional amend
nent relative to qualifications of
electors.
Relative to taxation of lands in ir-
rigation districts.
Relative to deficiency judgments.
Relative to remission Of penalties
on delinquent taxes
Providing for acceptance of war
rants for payment of taxes.