Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-01-30
By same, Amending sections OF the

| by same, Amending sections oil the
code relating to garnishments.
Raine, of King, appropriating money
for the payment of judgments against
the State. including $4,0S4 salary of
o. H. Holcomb, Arid Land Commits
sioner, this being the amount se-
cured by compromise.
BY same, appropriating $l2,6S6 for
furnishing chambers of the Senate
and House of new Capitol building.
| Molstad, of Skagit, amending session
laws of 1895 regarding improvement
OF water-courses.
Mccoy, of Skagit, establishing q
State road through Chuckanut Noun
tains, from Whatcom county to
Blanchard Slough, in Skagit county.
Lewis, of King, amending act re.
garding classification of counties &C.
cording to population.
In the Senate Friday, the 23d, the
following bills we're introduced, mum.
bered from IL:
By, Sharp. Of Kittitas. appropriating
S., 600 for the maintenance OF a farm
ers' institute, the fund to be expended
under the direction OF the State
Agricultural College.
By Earles, of Whatcom, to provide
for the protection OF employees in
factories.
By Ruth, OF Thurston, making it
a misdemeanor to read questions in
school examinations.
By Warburton, OF Pierce, concurrent
resolution providing for the publica-
ton Of 5000 copies OF the Governors
message.
A House concurrent resolution
offered by Philbrick, OF Chehalis, was
received, providing for the appoint.
ment of five from the House and
three from the Senate to draft a me-
mortal protesting against the further
enlargement of forest reserves in this
State or the elimination OF certain
lands, settled upon prior to the estab.
lishnent of the forest reserves. Re-
ferred.
Bills were introduced in the House
as follows:
No. lis, BY Gunderson, OF Mason,
TO establish fish hatchery on Big or
Little Skookum bay 10 Mason county.
Also, by the same, a bill compelling
the attendance Of children at schools
where tuition, lodging. food, and
clothing are furnished at the expense
Of the United States or the State.
Thompson, of Kitsap, changing the
name OF Port Orchard to Charleston.
Also q bill changing the name Of
Sidney to Port Orchard.
| Mckenzie, Of Whitman, providing
for bounties for coyotes.
Also . bill granting electric power
TO companies rights Of way along pub.
lie highways.
Easterday, Of Pierce, to establish .
code of probate law and procedure.
King, Of Thurston, appropriating
$35. 900 for finishing State capitol.
Also bill appropriating $ll 800 for
deficiencies in various funds for fiscal
periods prior to March 81, 1903.
| Ferguson, OF Snohomish, relating to
revenue and taxation.
Reise, OF Spokane, prohibiting auth.
orized fire insurance companies from
re. .insuring unauthorized fire insur.
ance companies on risks covering
property in the State.
Child, Of Spokane, making it unlaw.
to peddle buggies or any kind Of road
vehiclee. stoves, ranges or other mer.
chandise, without a license.
Felt, Of Chelan. making an approp-
ration OF S.. 600 for q farmers insti.
tute.
Collins. providing for seizure oi
liquors found in "blind pigs"
Muse, Of franklin, making an ap-
preparation of $5,334.72 for the relief
of Franklin county on account OF
lmoney erroneously paid into the
State treasury.
Brewer, of Chehslis, amending the
law authorizing the Board of County
Commissioners to sell county property.
Philbrick, Of Chehalis, to amend
the law relating to assessments for
local improvements in cities of the
third class.
Lewis OF King. for protection oi
; game animals and birds.
In the Senate, Saturday, s. B. No. s
passed. 1t provides that graduates OF
the law department of the State Uni
versity be admitted to practice law
J without further examination.
Crows bill providing that litiganta
demanding jury trial, in the Super.
} ior Court, be required to deposit a $l2
. fee therefor, before commencement oil
the action, otherwise the case must
be tried by the court. This is the re-
. lief demanded by the Tax League.
throughout the State, to prevent the
: ioisting of heavy costs upon the peo
pie, on frivolous suits by irrespon
: sible parties. 1t seems, however, that
the honorable gentlemen had not con.
sidered, or read up on statistics, and
INDUCED in tiresome TRADE against
+ the attempt to deprive citizenship o.
its prerogative. right OF trial by jury.
D Senators Moore, of King; Graves, o
Q Spokane, and Welsh of Pacific, de
ic1orod tha Hill IN no a,,,oona.:t..:a.I