The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1901-03-15
Bills Passed and Signed.

Bills Passed and Signed.
The following bills have passed the
legislature and been signed by the Gov
ernOr: /,
S.B.1, by Andrews-Approprlatlng
$50. 600 for expenses Of legislative SEES
sion.
S. B. 8, by Land-Appropriating
Sic, 800 Jor deficiency for maintenance
of penitentiary and soldiers home.
S. B. 4, by Crow-Providiug third
Judge for Spokane county.
S. B. Is, by Acknowledgements
ment of tide lands at Blaine.
S. B. Is, by Hammer-Appropriating
So, 300 to cruise and advertise state lands
for sale.
S. B. II, by neutrality-suspicious.
ating 81, $50 for deficiency for mainten-
ance New Whatcom normal school.
S. b IS, by LIE Crone-Appropriating
s472. SO for expenses of presidential cleo
tors.
S. B. 26, by Sumner-Appropriating
$500 for deficiency for secretary OF
states office.
S. b. 27 by MISUNDERSTANDING
United States from damages in build
ing Lake Washington canal.
S. B. 30, by Cornwall Making the
tempering with witnesses crime.
S. B. "a, by Hammar-Reappraise-
ment of tide lands at La Conner.
S. B. Sc, by Joint Committee on
Printing-Appropriating ST. 900 for de-
ficiency in public printing.
H. B. 60, by misunderstanding
violations of pilotage laws.
III. B. 1S1, by acknowledgements
ating So, 500 from fish hathery fund for
maintenance of salmon hatcheries to
March 81, 1901.
III. B, 1872, by Notwithstanding
penalties for the adulteration of paris
green or spraying materials.
S. B. 104, by Sharp-Requiring own
ers of irrigating bitches to keep the
same in repair.
| S. B. 101, by Crow, H. D.-Allowing
appeals from order discharging attach
ments. e
S. B. %, by Rands-Allowing un-
married men to serve on juries.
S. B. 81, by Sharp-Sheriffs to en-
force DEGREES in distribution of irriga-
ting waters.
S. B. SO, by CornwaiI-Defining the
crime of pocketpicking
S. B. SO, by Mantz- Giving justices
OF the peace power to fine up to 500
and imprison 80 days for misdemeanor.
S. B. 112; by Welty-Appropriating
$3.50 for relief of office of state treasurer.
S. B. 80, by Sharp Punishment for
tampering with irrigating gates.
H. B. 81, by Rawson- Compelling
the attendance of witnesses before
notaries public.
H. B. 254, by Earles-Providing pen
alties for the malicious destruction of
booms.
IL. B. l51, by DEMONSTRATING TO
priority of liens on vessels.
II. B. 1877, by misunderstanding
clerical error in loggers' lien law.
i ii. b. 8, by Cumbersome Calling con-
ventlons OF county school superintend-
cuts i'll October; giving each school dis
trict!an attendance of ], 900 days; max
ing school directors assume office in
June after elections in Nav.
! II. b. 104, by Misunderstanding the
closed seasoa for salmon fishing begin
August 10, and closing fishing on the
Columbia.
ID. b. l76, by York-Allowing cities
OF the first class to validate indebted
ness for salaries of elective officers.
II. B. 253, by Earles- Providing pen
alties for destroying marks on logs and
timber.
d. B. 1877, by Fairchild -Appropri
ating $780, rs for relief of Fish Commits
sioner A. c. Little.
ID. b. al, By Rosenhaupt-To pro-
tect sign boards and mile posts.
II. b. 81. by Badger Reserving from
sale state lands around Soap Lake in
Douglus county, for sanitarium.
ID; 3. No. 136, by Raine- Providing
for the appointment of county boards
OF grammar school examiners.
II. b. No. 1l6, by Comstock-
ing mat no person shall leave quar-
antined house; maximum penalty. s1OOl
flne or thirty days imprisonment or
both. "
II: b. No. AIS, by Albertson-P rovid- |
ing that the assessment for paving inn
proyements in cities shall not exceed
% per cent of the assessed valuation
OF the property.
p: =: No. 81, by Raine- Regulating
the distribution of public documents.
81. B. No. 211, by Rosenhaupt-Per-
uniting cities.Or counties to validate in
debtedness exceeding the II per cent
limit of Indebtedness.