Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-03-22


grammar school examiners to ex-
anime pupils Of the common schools
desiring grammar.school certificates
OF graduation. Approved.
No. 14l, by Rosenhaupt, making it
misdemeanOr to destroy or deface
signs at road intersections; punishable
by fine of $40 or imprisonment for
20 days. Approved.
No. 142, by Burch, creating fourth
Judgeship in King county. APP
proved.
No. 15l, by Dawes, amending sec.
tion 952 of Ballinger's code and pro-
viding that mechanics leans on yes
sells shall be coordinate with the
claims OF creditors for goods sold and
delivered. Approved.
No. 16O, by Williams, deficiency ap-
preparation for the Office of Attorney
General. Approved.
No. ITO, by York, authorizing cities
OF over 10000 by resolution OF Coun-
Gil, to ratify salary warrants of cleo
tive officers where the same were un-
provided for in the charter of munich
pa!itifs. This applies particularly to
Tacoma. Approved.
No. 1872, by Ingrsha m, making it a
misdemeanor to sell adulterated Paris
green or other spraying compounds.
Approved.
No. 1S7, by Fairchild, deficiency ap.
preparation for fish hatcheries. Ap-
proved.
No. 1877, by Gorham, amending the
act relating to liens on logs and tim
ber. Approved.
No. 3O1, by Philbrick, appropriating
$500 to be expended in erecting a
monument to the unclaimed volun-
teers buried in Masonic cemetery at
Olympia.
No. 2OS, by Stocking, giving the
owners of private drains and bitches
the right to condemn right of way
over private property. Approved.
No. 2l1, by Rosenhaupt, authorizing
cities to validate by special election
Indebtedness incurred prior to the
passage of this act, but in excess of
the constitutional limit. This merely
extends the operation of the law of
1895 covering the same subject. APP
proved.
No. 23S, by Gorham, making a de.
ficiency appropriation for the trans
portation of prisoners, insane persons,
etc. Approved.
No. 246, by insurance committee, al
lowing marine insurance companies to
do business in Washington without
having on deposit 100000 in the
United States, as at present provided.
Acceptance OF premium by the COM
pany shall constitute the agent a rep
resentative OF the company on whom
papers in suit can be served. A
sworn statement of the company shall
be filed with the Secretary OF State.
No. 253. by Earles, making it a mis-
demeanor for one to destroy mark or
brand on logs. spars. timber, etc, pun
ishable by fine not to exceed 500.
Approved.
No. 254, by Earles, making it mis-.
demeanor punishable by fine and i'm
prisonment for any person to interfere
with or injure log goom. Approved.
No. 1863, by Simms, amending the
act regulating the practice OF dentis-
try. Applicants for license to practice
dentistry must have diploma from a
recognized dental college or else take
the examination OF the State Board of
Dental Examiners.
No. 404, by Merrill, compelling
railroad companies to maintain scales
at common points, to weigh cars load
ed with merchandise thereon and
making bills OF lading subject to such
weights. This law will make weights
on shingles taken in the State govern,
instead of the Minnesota transfer
weights at Minneapolis as now.
No. 40S, by Fairchild, authorizing
the State Fish Commissioner to ap-
point three deputies at q salary of
81 200 per year each. Heretofore
Deputy Fish Commissioners could not
be appointed for longer term than Is
days. One of the three deputies is to
serve on the Columbia river, one on
Puget Sound and the third in the
Commissioners Office.
No. AIS, by Albertson, authorizing
cities of the first class to levy for street
pavements up to so per cent OF the as
sessed valuation OF the property bene-
fitted; providing, that petition signed
by three.fourths of the property.own-
ers asking for the Improvements is
filed with the City Clerk. Approved.
No. 499, by the Appropriation Com
mittee, making general appropriation
for the maintenance of State institu-
tions and governmental expenses dur
ing the next two years.
No. 100. by Badger, an application
to Congress for the calling of a Con-
stitutional convention for the purpose
OF drafting an amendment providing
for the election of United States Sen
ators by direct vote OF the people.
No. ia, by Bush, directing the
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