Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-01-20

over.
Sc, Calvert-Directing the manner
of instructing juries in civil and
criminal actions.
81, Calvert-Crcating the Office of
oil inspector, appointive by the Gov
ernor, and prescribing his powers and
duties.
SO, Calvert - Conferring upon
clerks of co ir.s power to appoint
executors, administrators, guardians
and appraisers in matters OF probate.
SO, Calvert-Providing manner OF
service of notice in civil actions upon
unknown defendants.
GO, Calvcrt-Amending code relat-
ing to decisions of Superior Court
upon trial of an issue Of fact.
61, Calvert-Making provision for
appointment and fixing compensation
of court s:enOgraphers in trial of
criminal cases.
62, Moore-Directing establishment
of a fish hatchery on Wind river, in
Skamania county, and appropriating
s., 900 therefor.
63, Baldwin-To prohibit betting or
selling pools on elections.
Ga, Bald win-Empowering super
ior courts to fix compensation of
executors and administrators in set
tlement OF estates of decendehts.
IS. Notwithstanding for follow
ing personal property removed from
one county to another with treasurer
certificate to treasurer of unpaid taxes
assessed.
66, Frye-Appropriating 2 per cen
of fire insurance premiums paid il
cities and towns to the support o
volunteer fire departments.
67, Gunderson - Establishing fsl
hatcheries on upper Columbia ard or
each the Snohomish, Skokomish and
Nisqually rivers and appropristing $40
600 therefor.
6S, Gunderson-Making the Office o.
fish commissioner elective by tn,
people.
60, Gundcrson-Amending the Law
so as to empower Superior Courts t.
conduct examinations of applicants
for admission to the bar, the examina-
ton papers being certified to the Clerl
of the Supreme Court for marking and
final action by the Supreme bench.
20, Copeland-Fixing bounties or
coyotes; lynx, wildcats, $1.50; mount
ain lion or cougar, $500; grount
squirrels and cougers, two and thre'
cents, and providing for levy of tax oI
one cent per head ON sheep, cattle ane
hogs, to create fund therefor.
II, Misunderstanding for taxing
dogs at 81 and 81 each to create {
fund for compensation of owners ol
domestic animals killed by dogs.
In the Senate Friday bills intro
duced we're:
Misunderstanding civil service
examinations for horse-shoers in ordel
to prevent amateur blacksmiths from
injuring horses hoofs, and disabling
| them.
Davis-For fish hatchery on th'
Snohomish river; Appropriation, 81,
600.
TT. Miller-Directing road super
visors to mark high and low water al
roads and for signs at cross roads fol
direction of travellers.
4. ]. Miller-Fixing interest OF
State warrants and judgment at 6 PEI
cent.
Yeend-Appropriating $4,000 ou'
of the pcnitentiary revolving fund fol
operating the jutte and other depart
ments of that institution.
Baker-For a State wagon roat
from Lyle to Washougal Oh the Col
umbia river and appropriating $5,OO(
therefor.
LIE Crone-For State Bank Com
missioner at q salary Of $1,50O per an
mum and a State Bank Commission
consisting of the Governor, State Au
ditor and the Bank Commissioner.
Crow-One of the bills authorized
by Spokane, Tacoma and Seattle pro
viding that municipal bonds shall be
taken up at any time upon the pay
ment of principal and interest to the
next annual date of call.
Runner-For q fish hatchery on the
Little Spokane river, appropriating
$1,000.
Land-For fish hatchery on White
river, appropriating $4,000.
Hammer-For the licensing of bar.
bers.
Plummer-Compelling street cal
companies to employ one conductor
and one motorman ON each car in the
thickly settled portions of cities and
compelling cars to operate in conforms
ity with stated schedule.
Megler-For State road from
Montesano to Brookfeld. Appropria.
ting $4,000.
Biggs s-For a fish hatchery on the
Nooksack river. Appropriating $5,'
600.
7. ]. Miller, Diggs and Wooding
were appointed committee to select
committee rooms.
The president gave notice of having
signed Senate bill No. l appropriatine
$4,000 for the expenses of the Legis