Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-03-22
A LIST OF THE BILLS
WHICH HAVE PASSED BOTH
BRANCHES OF LEGISLATURE.
Including Those that Have Become Laws
by Executive Approval.
SENATE RJIIS

Including Those that Have Become Law
by Executive Approval.
SENATE BILLS.
No. l, by Andrews, appropr latin.
$4,000 for legislative expenses. Ap
proved.
No. 3, by Land, deficiency appropri
alton for the State institutions ant
Board of Audit and Control. Ap
proved.
No. 4, by Crow, H. d., providing fol-
an additional Judge of the Superior
Court of Spokane county. Approved
No. 6, by Hallett, imposing gradu
ated tax of to 9per cont on inheri
tances to collateral heirs, according te
the degree Of consanguinity. On i'll
heritance to direct heirs there is al
exemption up to $4,000. Under thi'
bill the Sullivan estate of Seattle viii
pay to the State $500. Approved.
No. s, by Wiltshire, providing fol
general appeals from decisions OF the
State Boards of Land Commissioner
to the Supreme Court. There is now
only limited right of appeal. Ap
proved.
No. 9, by Wiltshire, redistricting and
reapportioning the State of Washing
ton into legislative districts. The law
increases the House membership from
80 to 81, and the Senate from 81 te
AZ. King county's representation il
increased from 10 to 26.
No. 13, by Tollman, making an ap.
preparation OF $4,000 to pay bounty
on sugar manufactured in this State
This is q re-enactment of the old law.
No. Is, by Moultry, providing for
the reappraisement of tide land in
front of Blaine. Approved.
No. 16, by Hammer, deficiency ap.
preparation for the State Land Com.
missioner. Approved.
No. II, by Moultray, deficiency ap-
preparation for the Whatcom Normal
School. Approved.
No. l8, by La Crone, making an ap.
preparation for the expenses of the
Presidential Electors of Washington.
Approved.
No. %. by Rand, extending jury
duty to freeholders which is now con.
fined to householders. Approved.
No. 26, by Sumner, deficiency ap-
preparation for the Office of the Secre-
tary Of State. Approved.
No. q, by Andrews, waving all
damages by reason of the lowering oil
the surface of Lake Washington in
the construction of a governmen I
ship canal. Approved.
No. %, by Rands, directing that all
executions OF the death penalty shall
be carried out at the State Penitenti.
ary. Approved.
No. 30, by Cornwell, declaring it to
be criminal offense to tamper with
witnesses in criminal cases. Ap-
proved.
No. 35, by Megler, dedicating the
beach on the Pacific Ocean in Pacific
and Chehalis counties for a public
driveway.
No. SO. by Cornwell. defining petty
larceny and fixing q penalty therefore
and amending the present act. Ap'
proved.
No. AZ, by Baumeister, changing the
name of Lewiston, Asotin county, tc
Clarkston. Approved.
No. 43, by Judiciary committee
amending the practice act relative to
the form Of filing satisfaction OF mort.
cages. Approved.
No. A, by Ruth. appropriatins
$780, 600 for the purchase of Thurston
county courthouse for a State capitol
building. Approved.
No. As, by Preston, admitting yete'
rams of Indian wars in Washington to
the Soldiers Home at Orting.
No. SO, by Mantz, amending the acl
relative to Justices of the Peace, and
providing that they shall have juris.
diction over the county. but shall moi
impose a fine of more than 500 OF
imprisonment for over 80 days. Ap.
proved.
No. IS, by Sharpe, apprepriatinl
$3.50 to pay S. w. Maxey for the pic
ture of George Washington on the
Speakers stand in the Houte of Rep
resentatives.
No. 81, by Schofeld, dedicating 9
strip on the beach of the Pacific
Ocean from the southerly point o
Damon's Point, Gray's Harbor, to the
Queets river for public highway.
No. 50. by Warburton, creating &
State Board of Barber Examiners, anG
regulating the tonsorisl trade. AL
persons now engaged in the business
snail register with the Secretary of ths
Board within 80 days, and receive 6
certificate enabling them to work il
the State for one year. The certifi
cate must be renewed annually. AL
apprentices Of two years standing
shall be eligible for examination by
the State Board. Applicants must bt
free from contagious diseases, good
workmen and be skilled in the pre-
vention of the spread of disease. Ger
ti6cates may be revoked by the State
Board for the commission of crime O,