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

by fine not TO exceed $500. The
health officer, Mayor and Board of
Health shall enforce the law.
Hall-Defciency appropriation of
$5,64S to pay the Grain Inspector,
owing to the failure of the Legislature
, of 1897 to make the necessary appro-
priation.
Preston-Appropriating $4,000 for
the establishment of an Industrial In
stitute for the adult blind. The bill
was amended in the House so that the
/ institution shall be built at Van
couver.
Plummer-Changing the name of
Hangman's creek to Latah creek.
Hall-Appropriating 1927, 900 to pay
judgments against the State in various
counties.
LeCrone-Regulating the sale Of
drugs and medicines, providing that
stores selling poisons must take out a
license of 81 per annum, and keep a
register of the sale of the same. The
chief assistant to any dealer must be a
registered pharmacist before he can
compound prescriptions, which shall
not be done by apprentices. The bill
prescribes the powers of the State
Board of Pharmacy and contains sew
eral curative provisions.
Cole-Appropriating $4,000 to pay
for State printing. Signed.
Notwithstanding the act compel
ling property owners to maintain and
repair sidewalks i'm front Of their prop
erty, and extending the act to cities
of the fourth class.
High-Appropriating $l,5O5 for a
sewer and s., ,7S0 for a water system for
the Washington School for Defective
Youth at Vancouver. Signed.
Biggs-Inficting penalty of $500
fine on foreign corporations for failure
to file copies of their articles OF incor.
poration with the Secretary OF State.
Committee on Penal Institutions
Giving the Governor authority to pa
role cOnvicts upon the recOmmenda-
ton of the warden of the penitentiary !;
the Governor may at any time send
the convict back to prison, and the pa
role is to be merely suspension of
sentence. At expiration of term, il
the parole is complied with, the sem
tence shall be revoked and the convict
shall be fully pardoned OF the crime.
Signed.
Misunderstanding that in cases
where the publication of the notice of
election for the incorporation of cities
and towns was defective, such incorpo-
ration shall nevertheless be valid.
This act applies to Sedro-Wooley and
one oFtwo other towns.
Baum-Appropriating $4,000 for
State wagon road from Marble Mount,
Skagit county, to Wilbur, Lincoln
county, via Republic. Ferry county.
The funds are to be expended as fol-
lows: From the mouth of San Poll
creek to Republic, $500; from Re-
public to about one mile north of
johnson creek on the Okanogan river,
81 $50, for bridge over the Methow
river, near the mouth Of the Twisp
river, $240 for two bridges on Bridge
creek, one on Maple creek and one on
the north fork OF Bridge creek, 81 $50 |;
from the road near the mouth of
Bridge creek to the head of the lake,
etc.
High-Appropriating $lO350 for
the relief of o. NJ. Hidden for work at
the School for Defective Youth.
Schoield-Providing that alta spe-
cial election the voters in any city OF
the third class may vote on the ques-
tion of advancing to the second class,
on petition of the necessary number of
free holders.
Keith-Defciency appropriation of
1901 to pay salaries of Horatio Alling
and others, because the Legislature of
1897 did not appropriate the amount
fixed by statute for the chief deputy
of the Secretary of State, State Librar-
ian and other officers.
Davis-Prohibiting willful and ma
licious blacklis.ing of employees for the
purpose of preventing such employees
from obtaining employment, or the
publishing OF them as members OF a
secret organization to prevent them
securing employment or for the pur-
pose of causing the discharge of any
person employed by any railroad or
other company, corporation or indi-
vidual; conviction is misdemeanor,
fine 500 to $1,000, or imprisonment
ninety days to one year, or both.
Signed.
Hill-Regulating the sale OF fertil-
izer and providing that vendors of fer
tilizers must file with the chemist of
the Agricultural College q statement
of the ingredients and an analysis of
the fertilizer. The act provides strin-
gent restrictions for the sale of fertil-
izing articles, and is designed to pre-
vent traffic in inferior and worthless
compounds. Signed.
Fish Committee-For the protec-
tion of sturgeon in the waters OF the
Columbia and the Snake rivers, and
prohibiting the use of Chinese fishing
tackle and declaring an emergency.
Observation-Disclosures for Tho oxar,;