Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-09


aludgment operates as an incumbrance
| or lien upon real estate, and there is
no execution issued, the judgment
debtor may have the same appraised
and pay the amount of said appraise-
ment, and SO free the property from
the lien. In all cases where an ap-
praisement is made OF real estate, the
Sheriff shall execute to the purchaser
q deed upon the confirmation of sale,
and in all other cases the deed shall
not be executed for year.
Senate bill 152, by Taylor, to regu.
late the sanitary construction of house
drainage and plumbing in cities of
the first class. Plumbers shall procure
license and be examined by Board
composed of the President of the Board
of Health, the Inspector of Plumbing
and three practical plumbers. The
fee for master or employing plumber
shall be $5 and for journeyman plumber
81.
Senate bill 153, by Judiciary COM
mittee, relating to the duties of
Coroner, requiring him to act vice
sheriff when the latter is incapacitated,
and to then receive the same fees as
are allowed Sheriffs.
Senate bill 162, by committee on
Education, says it shall be lawful for
any farmer, gardener or other person
without license to sell, deliver or
peddle any fruits, vegetables, berries,
butter, eggs, fish, milk, poultry,
meats or any farm produce or edibles,
when caught, produced or manu-
factured by such person in any place
in this State, each and every day ex-
cept Sundays, and all city Or town
ordinances in violation hereof are
hereby declared void, and no city or
town shall pass or enforce any ordi-
nance requiring license from the
producers and manufacturers OF farm
produce and edibles rs herein defined;
provided, that the act shall not pro-
hibit the sale or delivery of dairy
products on Sunday.
Senate bill ITO, relating to taking
depositions. Any Judge of the
Superior Court may issue q commits
sion to take depositions within or
without the State, but the person
applying therefore shall serve upon
the adverse party written notice and
the Clerk issuing the notice shall
attach the interrogatories thereto.
Senate bill, ia, by Plummer, as to
negotiable paper, the time between
Saturday at II o'clock noon and Sun
day at II o'clock midnight shall be
treated as holiday.
Senate bill 174, by Baum, for the
disorganization of irrigation districts.
Upon three-fifths vote by the voters
of an irrigation district disorganized ii
it has no bonded Indebtedness.
Senate bill ISL, by Judiciary COM
mittee, for bringing suits for distribu-
ton of the funds OF insolvent non
resident insurance companies. When
such company has assets deposited
with the State Treasurer in trust any
policy holder may bring an action in
the Superior Court of Thurston Coun-
ty against the Treasurer for distribu-
ton of the assets; an emergency.
Senate bill 2O4, granting to judg-
ment debtors the right of possession,
rents, issues and profits of real estate
sold under execution during period of
redemption; an emergency.
Senate bill 20S, by Miller, providing
for a current expense fund in cities of
the third class. Money received from
licenses shall go into a current ex-
pense fund. Each such corporation
shall levy tax of not more than 10
mills for payment of current expenses
and for payment of Indebtedness, if
any, tax of not exceeding mills.
Senate bill 21O, by Taylor, requiring
street cars to be provided with pilots,
tenders or aprons, with a penalty of
$25 for each violation and each car
run shall be separate violation and
every five days separate violation.
All money collected as such fines shall
60 to the common school fund.
Senate bill 22O, by yesterday, ap-
propriating $4,5S906 to the Union
Savings Bank and Trust Company for
money advanced in plating tide lands
in Tacoma.
Senate bill 233, in regard to settle
ment of estates of decedents. Where
it is provided in a will that letters
testamentary shall not be necessary to
take out letters except to admit the
will to probate.
House bill 534, by Barlow, relating
to bicycle paths. Cities of the first
class and counties are authorized to
lay out and improve boulevards, cycle
paths and parks where they extend
beyond the limits of such cities and to
provide for collecting special assess
ments and for the insurance OF bonds
payable in ten annual installments
with interest.
Senate bill 236, relating to State
Board of Health, prescribing a salary
of 500 per year for Secretary. The
other members of the Board to serve
gratis.