Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-03-17

Signed.
Gleason-Creating State museum
at the University of Washington.
Signed.
Colwell-Providing for the incorpor-
alton of cemetery associations. Signed.
TOtten-Changing the time of the
election of road supervisors from the
second Saturday in October to the
first Saturday in June in each year.
Signed.
Dickson-Regulating court proceed
ings supplemental to executions.
Shellar-Authorizing the appoint
ment of guardians ad Item for insane
persons.
Pzatt-Authorizing cities to accept
local improvement taxes.
Notwithstanding the payment
lOf general fund warrants out of moneys
in the permanent school fund of the
State when there are moneys in the
general fund, and requiring holders of
warrants to accept such payment.
Signed.
Bedford-Authorizing the Governor
and State Auditor to issue 81 per
cent. bonds in denominations of $5,-
600, to take up outstanding general
fund warrant Indebtedness.
Maxwell-Providing that the salary
of the Treasurer in third and fourth
class cities shall be fixed by the Coun-
Gil.
Pendergast Emergency appro-
priation of $311.70 for the relief Of
Capt. Perry G. Maltbie, and $3.50 for
the relief of Capt. James c. Ross.
Signed.
White, of Island - Appropriating
81, 200 for deficiency in the Office of
the Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion. Signed.
Wilford, Allen-Making available
the land endowment of the Washing.
ton school of technology.
Gleason-Making it misdemeanor
punishable by fine and imprisonment
to beat boarding or lodging houses or
hotels. Signed.
BY the Committee on Dairying and
Live Stock-An act to further protect
the manufacture and sale of Washing
ton butter and cheese.
Thacker - Authorizing condemna-
tions for right-of-way for private
drains and bitches.
Conway-Prohibiting the cutting Of
timber or the removal OF mineral earth,
stone or sand from the States lands
and making same a misdemeanor.
Signed.
Conway-Providing that shore and
tide lands, other than of the the first
class, may be sold at not less than
IS per lineal chain and may be leased
for thirty years.
McDonald-Changing the name of
Gilman, King county, to Issaquah.
Signed.
Falknor - Providing that any re-
ceiver, assignee or other judiciary re-
quired by the court to give bond may
charge the expense of the same to the
estate or trust. Signed.
Stewart - Appropriating $1,000
for agricultural experiment station at
Puyallup.
Welty-Authorizing the boards of
County Commissioners of the several
counties of the State to audit and
order warrants drawn in favor OF all
persons employed in the survey, lay
ing out or construction of public
roads by order OF the Superior Court
or board of county commissioners un-
der the road law of 1898.
Calvert-Repealing the act treating
a State Board of Pardons. Signed.
Stewart - Granting a bounty of
l per cent. per pound ON sugar manu-
factured in this State from sugar
beets grown in Washington for which
at least 81 per ton has been paid.
Barlow - Requiring railroad COM
panies to block frogs, switches and
guard rails by October l.
Misunderstanding for the ap-
pointment of a board of textbook
commissioners in each school district
by the board OF directors on or before
April l, 1900.
Withdrawing the dairy inspector
State food inspector, and providing
penalty for the sdulteration of food.
Shellar-Permitting a corporation
to decrease its capital stock without
retiring from business, providing its
debts and liabilities do not exceed the
amount OF reduced capital stock, and
providing that deposits in banks shall
not be considered as liabilities.
Land-Prohibiting any county or
State officer to audit or allow q claim
of any other State or county officer
for transportation unless accompanied
by voucher signed by the person or
corporation rendering such service.
Somerindyke e-Providing that in
cities civil actions in justice courts
shall be brought before the justice OF
the precinct in which one or more
defendants reside. Signed.
Pratt-Extending the right OF emf
nent domain to electric power COM
panies.
Stocking - Remitting delinquent
o, ,ooolty and interest on charit.