Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-01-23


son, Cooney.
i Rules and Order - Mr.. Speaker
yesterday, Megler, Ro:h, r. B. Viii
son, Wells, Lewis.
State Capitol. Public Grounds ant
Library - King, Dilling, McNichol
Morgan, Levy, Philbrick, Denton
= Emery, Stevenson, Reise, White.
, State Normal Sch ools-Stark, Cor
liss, Gleason, Brewer, Raine. Dickson
Hunter, Howard, J. 3. Wilson.
State School and Granted Lands
Hastings, Carlo, Whitney, Parcel
Thacker, Griffin, Roberts, Cameron
Quinn.
State Penitentiary Knobloch
yesterday, Denton, Comstock, Parcel
Vaness, Frostad, Weir, Dunn, Howell
Reise.
, State School for Defective Youth
and Reform School,. B. Wilson
Butler, Eidemillet, Dix, Clark, Emery
Zenker.
State University - Raine, R. B.
Wilson, Lewis, Stork, Gunderson
Lipgerman, Hunter, Gleason, Thomp
son, Maloney, Cameron.
Tide Lands-Dilling, H. Johnston
Crandall, Hastings, Butler, Gunder
son, Jeffries, Eidemiller, Carle, J. T.
johnson, Fitzgerald.
Water Rights and Irrigation-Dunn
Crandall. R. B. Wilson, Field, Coate
Haynes, Cole, Bassett. Henry, Muse
Cameron.
The following bills were then intro
duced, read and referred to appropriate
committees:
No. l, by Levy, amending the act
Regarding conditional sales and leases
! No. 2, by Levy, prescribing the max.
imum rate to be charged for the rem.
tai Of telephones.
| No. 3, by Jones, amending the act
relating to executors and administrat.
ors.
| No. a, by Jones, creating State
Board Of Accountancy. A similar bill
was introduced several days ago by
Senator Hamilton in the Senate.
i No. 5, by Jones, apportioning the
the State into three congressional dis.
tricts.
No. 6, by Benn. amending the act
relating to tide lands.
No. Z, by Cole, providing for the in.
corporation OF trust companies.
i No. 8, by Horp. providing for the
levying Of an excise tax on express
companies doing business in the State,
No. 8. by Cole, regulating the prac.
tice of the profession Of architecture.
No. 10, by Ranck, amending section
"a, chapter 6O71, Ballinger's Code, re.
lating to taxation.
No. II. by Quinn, amending the
election laws.
No. II, by Carle, amending the aci
governing conditional sales and leases
No. 13, by Gleason, amending the
practice act as to assumed risks.
No. IA. by Fopp, providing for the
destruction OF wolves, coyotes, etc.
No. Is, by Lyons, prohibiting the
opening Of barber shops on Sunday.
No. I6. by Ranck, amending the tar
laws.
No. II, by Lingerman, providing fol
the creation OF State Board OF Exam
liners for motormen and conductors
two to be practical electricians ant
providing that all motormen and con
ductors must pass the examination
before being employed.
No. 1S, by Lewis, amending the ac
defining the powers of trust compa
, nies.
, No. 10, by Raine. providing tha
cities OF the first-class may assesl
: property for special improvements tc
+, 5 per cent. OF the assessed valuation
on two-thirds vote OF the council
. This relates only to cities Of the first
:. class.
:. No. 20, by Lindsey, amending th'
act governing the registration of vot
: No. 81, by Lindsey, providing TO
the submission of franchises to vot.
of the people.
+, No. %, by Lewis, defining burglary
J, etc.
No. %. by Dilling, creating the OF
J., fee of Public Administrator.
:. No. "a, by Maloney, fixing maxi
/, mum passenger rates. This apple
chiefly to the Spokane Falls & North
}, ern.
J, No. Is, by Clarke, authorizinl
Board OF County Commissioners h
: build wharves and landings on navi
J, gable streams.
J, No. 26, by Lewis, prohibiting tn
operation OF nickle-in-the.slot ma
!, chimes.
:. No. 81, by Lewis, amending the &C
defining robbery.
!, No. 2S, by johnson, of Ferry, fxin
J., the number OF hours Of work in smelt
J, ers.
4, No. 20, by Johnston, amending th
eight.hour bill.
= No. 80, by Johnston, appropriatin
!, funds for the repair OF the San Poll
I. Republic State road.
}, No. 81, by Philbrick, amending tn
municipal corporations act relating I
!, special assessments.