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

and Warburton of Pierce county and
Tolman OF Spokane.
A resolution by Rands allowing
President Smith 80 per day extra pay
was adopted.
The following bills were introduced
No. 81, by Hurley, appropriating
$4,000 to repair two State wagon
roads running from the mouth of the
San Poll Greek through Republic to
Loomis, in Okanogan county.
No. 3S, by Tolman, providing that
ordinances and other municipal ques.
tions may be submitted to a vote oil
the people in cities of the first class.
No. 80, by Cornwell, deficiency
appropriation OF $40, 900 for the State
Penitentiary.
No 40, by Tolman, for the protec.
ton of birds and birds nests.
No. Al, by Rasher, reducing jury
fees from So to 81 day, and reducing
jurors mileage from 10 to 5 cents a
mile.
No. AZ, by Ruth, relating to gar.
nishments.
No. 4S, by Ruth, providing for ap-
peals to the courts from valuations
fixed by County Boards of Equaliza-
ton.
No. A, by Tucker, amending game
law.
No. As, by Tucker, for tho repair oil
the Snoqualmie wagon road.
No. 46, by Crow, providing that any
litigant in civil case who demands a
jury trial must deposit $12 jury fees
each day that his case is pending.
No. AZ, by Crow, relating to privil-
eyed communications.
No. 4S. by Stewart, to amend revenue
laws.
In the House, Monday, yesterday
introduced the following joint me.
mortal which was referred to a COM
mittee:
Whereas, Theodore Roosevelt, Presi-
dent OF the United States, has recon-
mended the enactment of law restrain.
ing the operations of such trusts as are
oppressive upon the people of the ma
ton, therefore be it
Res0lred, That the representatives of
the State of Washington, in both branch
es of Congress, are hereby instructed to
support the President and to exert every
energy in carrying out policy that the
citizens of this State regard as just"
Yesterdays resolution authorizing
the purchase of a copy of the State
code for each member, passed as in.
troduced, an amendment presented by
Quinn democrat of Spokane) to limit
the number to twelve copies to be re-
turned to the Secretary of State, being
voted down by large majority.
The Speaker gave notice OF signing
Senate bills Nos. 20 and 81, appropria.
ing money for the payment of ex.
penses of the late Governor Rogers
funeral, and $4,000 for expenses oil
the Legislature.
The following bills were introduced
No. 40, by Haynes, of Douglas
Amending the law relating to the
number of Superior Court judges elect.
ed.
No. Al, by Gleason, of King-To
provide for the replat of townsites.
No. AZ, by Gleason, of King-Amend.
ing the jury law by providing that
within twenty days in counties OF the
first-class and ten days in counties oil
other classes the jury commissioner.
shall meet and select the names OF all
qualified jurors in the county.
No. 43, by johnson, of Ferry-For
the assessment and taxation OF mining
claims, improvements thereon and not
proceeds OF mines.
No. A, by Jones, of King-Provid.
ing for the employment OF attorneys
by boards OF directors of schools dis,
tricts having . population of 10000.
No. As, by Lewis, of King-Fixing
the liability OF owners and lessees Of
buildings used for gambling purposes.
1t provides that any person losing
money at game of chance shall have
. cause OF action for recovery of double
the amount lost.
No. 46, by Durham, of Whitman
Amending the grain inspection law so
that inspection may be optional with
the shipper.
No. Al, by Comstock, of King
Amending law relating to FIRE insur.
ance companies and agents.
No. 4S, by Henry, OF Spokane-Pro-
viding for license to honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors OF the
Civil war who desire to carry on the
business Of peddler or auctioneer.
No. 40, by Knobloch, OF Columbia
Relating to the public health.
No. SO, by Knobloch, OF Columbia
Providing that when any person shall
die without having made testamentary
disposition Of his separate property,
his estate shall descend and be distrib.
uted in the same manner as commun.
ity property.
No. 81, by Lindsey, of Spokane
To amend the law relating to exemp-
tions from executions.
No. 50, by Howard, of Lincoln
Amending revenue and taxation law,
providing that county treasurers upon
receiving any money shall apply il
upon the Oldest warrants then due.
No. SO, by yesterday of Pierce
Amending the revenue law relating to
issuance of certificates of delinquency.
No. 81, by Field, OF Chelan-Appro-
priating 1000 for establishing trout
hatchery on Lake Chelan under direc.
ton Of the State Fish Commissioner.
No. SIS, by Field, OF Chelan-Estab.
fishing close season for trout in the
county Of Chelan, between April Is
and June l.
No. IS, by King, of Thurston-To
submit An amendment to the consti.
tuition to vote Of the people, provid-
ing that the jury courts of general jur-
isdiction, except in capital cases, shall
consist Of eight jurors and in courts OF
inferior jurisdiction, four jurors.
No. 81, by King, of Thurston-Re.
lating to the foreclosure of certificates
Of delinquency.
No. So, by King, OF Thurston-
Amending laws relating to fees oil
county officers.
No. SO, by Cole, of King-To punish
anarchists.
No. GO, by Cole, OF King-To compel
parents to provide for the care and
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