Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-03-20
PERFECTED LEGISLATION.
List of Acts That Have Received Approval Of
the Governor.

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the Governor.
Grow-Providing that in trials by
jury granting of motion for a new
trial shall Immediately operate as a
vacation of the judgment.
Reser - Providing for submission
OF amendment to constitution that
will permit employ yment of chaplain
at the Penitentiary.
Kinnear-Relating to the consoli-
dation of first-class cities with cities
OF the third and fourth classes.
Crow-Amending the act of 1898
relating to garnishments.
Hamilton-Repealing all acts re-
lating TO public printing.
Crow-Authorizing the making OF
unknow heirs parties defendants in
actions pertaining to real estate.
Rands-Providing for the organiza.
ton Of river improvement districts.
Tucker - Authorizing councils Of
cities of first.class to redistrict such
cities into wards.
Potts-For the protection OF board
ing and lodging.house keepers.
Rasher-Providing for the admis.
sion of idiotic children to the State
School for Defective Youth.
Welsh-Granting Ilwaco railway
right to construct booms.
Cornwell-Provi,ling for the en-
ployment of convicts on road work by
State Board OF Control.
Graves-For the protection of occu-
pants of land who in good faith have
made Improvements thereon.
Judiciary Committee - Regulating
the employment of child labor and
forbidding employment of females as
messengers.
Moore-Regulating the conduct OF
bakeshops.
Crow-Providing the form and con-
tents of Acknowledgements entered
into by corporations.
Cornwall-To promote fruit grow
ing and horticultural interests and
repeating the present law.
Tolman - For the protection of
birds and their nests.
The following bills have been filed
Without approval, and will become
laws without the executive signature:
Thompson-Amending sections l, 4,
6, 25, 81 and 80 of the act OF 1890 re-
lating to building and loan associa-
tions.
Craigue-Amending the act relating
to the funding of school district in
debtedness.
Providing for the giving OF notice of
application for the appointment Of
guardians for minors, insane persons
and incompetents.
Misunderstanding q lien upon
/, vessels in favor of tugboat companies,
stevedoOres and others.
Rands-Providing for the organiza-
tion of mutual marine and fire insur-
ance companies.
Hunter - Appropriating $4OO for
Deputy Fish Commissioners salaries
for remainder OF fiscal year ending
March 81, 1903.
Peebles-Amending section l and
repeating section 10 OF the act OF 1901
providing for the annexing OF certain
county territory to a neighboring
county to which it is contiguous.
Amending laws in relation to trans.
mitting election returns.
Relating to stipulations and bonds.
Establishing hunters licenses and
repeating conflicting laws.
Giving power to invest the school
funds in bonds bearing not less than
81 per cent. interest.
Amending fire insurance companies
laws.
Empowering boards OF county com.
missioners to accept rights of-way for
construction of highways over public
lands.
Providing for selection and control
of the University lands; bill carries an
appropriation of $1,000.
To prevent the duplication OF cor
porate entitlements.
Protecting stockholders and others
dealing with corporations within State.
Regulating fraternal and beneficiary
societies.
Amending existing acts relating to
exemptions.
Authorizing boards of county COM
missioners to dedicate to the public
lands for public streets and alleys.
Providing for rate of interest to be
paid on Stevens county bonds.
Increasing the penalty Of persons
convicted second and third time for
felony.
Repeating act of 1895 for reserving
certain school lands for benefit of
American Patriotic Memorial college.
Relating to causes of action and
claim. in favor of or against incompe-
tent persons.
For improvement of Lake Chelan;
carries emergency.
Prohibiting the sale of intoxicants
within two miles of any school.
Establishing fish hatcheries on Da-
kota creek, in Whatcom county; on
the Big Quilcene, in Jefferson county;
on the Big or Little Skookum, in Ma