The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-02-04
House Bills.

teachers and the issuance OF cert1ncates
to same; committee on schools.
House bill, No. 81, by Land OF King
Creating bureau of labor and appro-
priating $4,000 for it's maintenance;
committee on labor and labor statistics.
House bill No. 80, by Strive of King
Providing for adoption of heirs; COM
mittee On judiciary.
House bill Nc. S3, by Levin of Pierce
-Porviding that but one justice OF the
peace shall be elected in cities having
municipal courts; committee on Judlcl-
airy.
House bill 81, by Moore of Skamania
Relating to apportiOnment OF the
school fund.
House bill 88, by Moore-A consti-
tutional amendment limiting salaries OF
state officers.
House bill 80, by Moore-Relating to
incompetency of teachers.
House bill 90, by Moore-Submit-
ting an amendment to the constitution
relating to the method of amending
that instrument.
House bill 81, by Moore-An amend
ment relating to salaries OF superior
Judges. 1t fixes the salaries at So, 500.
House bill 90, by Wolf-Concerning
the foreclosure of mortgages, prohibit
ing deficiency judgments.
House bill SO, by Hanson-To per-
feet title to lands granted in the ena-
bling act.
House bill "a, by De Mattos-To
regulate fees of jurors.
House bill 95, by Smith-Providing
for levying and collecting an inheri-
lance tax.
House bill SO, by Hanson-To pro-
tect purchasers of real property against
unrecorded community interests.
House bill 81, by G. w. Baker-To
prevent spread of disease among sheep.
House bill 90, by McAtee-Provid-
ing for appointment of counsel to de-
fend pauper criminals.
House bill 80, by Gerrity-Provid-
ing for the better protection OF railway
switches.
House bill 100, by Gerrity-Provid-
ing for the regulation of employment
bureaus and offices.
House bill 1O1, by Hagadron-To
amend chapter II of the laws of 1898.
House bill 1O2, by Gerrity-To regu-
late the labor of railroad employees.
House bill 1913, by Gerrity-To re-
quire railroad companies to maintain
two men on every engine.
House bill 1O4, by Gerrity-Appro-
priating money to normal school at
| Cheney.
House bill 1O5, by Gerrity-Making
railway corporations liable for dam
ages to employees.
House bill 1O6, by Lusher-Relating
to the procuring of medicine.
House bill 1O7, by Hicks-To pro-
hibit capital punishment.
House bill 1O8, by Land-Providing
for irrigation by issuing non-interest
bearing warrants.
House bill 100, by Freeman-To con-
fer powers upon certain benevolent cor
porations.
House bill 10, by Freeman-Re-
ducing number of superior judges from
twenty to twelve.
House bill Ill, by Pierson-To make
it unlawful to peddle without license.
House bill 112, by ]. 0. Edwards
To regulate weighing and measuring
COAL
House bill 113, by Wilkeson-Pro-
viding for the dissolution Of municipal
corporations Of third and fourth classes.
House bill ia, by Roberts-Allow-
ing married women to act as admins
tratrix.
House bill 115, by Phelps-Relating
to assessment and collection of taxes.
House bill 116, by acknowledging
to the redemption Of real estate sold
under foreclosure.
House bill III, by misunderstanding
for improving and clearing rivers and
streams.
House bill 118, by Phelps-For the
protection of laborers and material men.
House bill 119, by Phelps-Relating
to the recording of mining notices,
bonds, etc.
House bill 1870, by Acknowledging
to booming corporations.
House bill 121, by Relating
to nuisances.
House bill 1879, by Mohundro-To
regulate freight and passenger rates.
House bill 1873, by Mohundro-To
regulate contracts.
House bill 124, by Williams-Relat-
ing to the death penalty.
House bill 125, by Relating
to distribution of session laws.
House bill 1876, by Bush of Pacific
For the relief of the Ilwaco Railway &
Navigation Company, and granting to
the company franchise; referred to
committee on railroads.
House bill 1877, by Hodgdon of King
Amending the election laws. The
bill places the political parties on the
ticket in this order: Peoples, Repub-
lican, Democratic and Prohibition.
House bill 1913, by Hodgdon-Vest-
ing the title in lands to the lessee dur
ing occupancy, under leases; referred
to judiciary committee.
House bill 100, by Hodgdon-An act
to establish system of public schools
in cities of 10000 or more inhabitants,
and to provide for maintaining, govern
ing and grading the same; referred to
committee On education.
House bill 131, by Hodgdon-An act
providing for an amendment relating
to the duties of state geologist; re-
ferred to committee On mines and min
ing.
House bill 1879, by Hodgdon-An act
to authorize exemplary damages for