Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-02-27
THE LEGISLATURE.
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No. III, by Hallett-An act to
amend sections 1888 and 1894 of
Ballinger's annotated codes and stat
utes of Washington, relating to the
regulating, restraining, leasing or pro-
hibition OF the sale or disposal OF in.
toxicating liquors.
Substitute for No. 65, by Judiciary
committeeman act to amend an act
entitled AN act to amend sections 3
to 81, both inclusive, of an act entitled
: An act classifying the counties &C.
cording to the population. enumerat.
ing the county officers, etc."
No. 206, by Judiciary committee
An act governing the appointment,
salaries. powers and duties Of Superior
Court commissioners.
No. 20, by Cornwell-An act to
promote the fruit growing and horti.
cultural interestes of the State OF
Washington, to provide for the APP
pointment of a Commissioner OF Horti-
culture. etc.
Substitute for No. 1873, by commit
tee on Education-An act relating to
State Normal Schools.
The following House bills passed:
No. 81, by Philbrick-An act to
amend section 2, chapter 126, page
"a, session laws of 1899, entitled can
act authorizing cities and towns other
than cities of the first.class to con.
struct sewers and drainage within a..
sessment districts, and to levy and
collect special assessments, etc.
No. 1913, by Johnson-An act to
amend section 100 OF an act entitled
" An act providing for the organize.
ton, classification, incorporation and
government Of municipal corporations,
etc."
No. 1874, by the same - An act
amending section 1919 of Ballinger's
Code, relating to municipal corpora.
tons.
In the House, Tuesday, the following
House bills passed:
No. liz, by Lindsley-Amending the
law relating to garnishments in justice
courts.
No. 4, by Jones-To create Q State
Board Of Accountsncy.
No. 20. by Misunderstanding for
the registration of voters in each pre-.
cinct.
No. 367, by Game Communicable
prohibit fishing for trout with salmon
eggs in noun tain districts.
No. lit, by Tibbetts-For the pro-
lection of orphan and homeless child.
rem.
No. PA, by Gleasop-To provide for
the expenses in drainage districts.
No. 40, by committee on Medicine
and Surgery-Making Boards of Coun-
ty Commissioners Boards of Health
and granting them powers to prevent
the spread OF contagious diseases.
No. 48, by Henry-To provide for
the issuance of licenses to honorably
discharged soldiers.
No. 23S. by Observation-Disclosures
the Board OF County Commissioners
to dedicate the public land for street
purposes.
No. 800, by committee on Revenue
and Taxation-Providing that notice
Of the amount of assessment shall be
given to the property owner by the
Assessor.
No. 1923, by committee-Providinp
for salary OF 81, 600 per annum for the
Secretary OF the State Board of Health.
No. 1853. by Hare-Appropriating
"a ,l53 for the reimbursement of YAK.
ina county on account of over.psy.
ment Of taxes to the State.
No. 1873. by Megler-Providing for a
bounty on common seals and sea lions.
No. 100, by Collaborating pen.
atty of $40 per pay for peddling bug.
gies, stoves and other articles OF mer.
chandise from boats, wagons and other
vehicles.
No. PAP, by Observation-Disclosures
Kittitas county for error in tax roll Of
No. 24S, by King-Appropriatine
money to pay judgment obtained by
M. Billings against the State.
The following House bills we're de.
feated:
No: ia. by Raine-Appropriating
$4,000 for furnishing legislative
chambers.
No. 1913, by Kees-Providing for an
annual salary for County Commits
sioners.
No. 81, by Pogue-Prescribing the
grazing OF sheep within certain dis
tricts.