The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-03-19


for moneys donated or given TO or Ior
the benefit of such asylums and Tor the
payment of any moneys so received INTO
House Bill No. 531-Providing that GER
tificates of delinquency Of taxes shall not
he issued for six months after the taxes
become delinquent, but that the interest
shall run as at present, but In the county
favor.
House Bill No. 2Q5-Providing that when
a surety company fails to pay ludgmeiht
obtained against it within ninety days, the
secretary of state shall cancel its license
to do business in the state.
House Bill No. 41-Providing for the
alteration and replat of any townsite, city
House Bill No. 196-An act to protect
stockholders or persons dealing with cor
porations.
senate Bill No. 55-For the protection
Of occupants of land who have in good
faith made improvements thereon.
Senate Bill No; 1s3lGranting the II. Il,
Senate Bill No 2O2-Giving State Board
of Control authority to employ convicts
on road work. 1t is understood the object
convicts at work on rock pile, about two
miles from the penitentiary. The bill pro-
vides for the sale of the road material
thus provided.
on mines and mining. providing that no
Illuminating oil shall be sold which emits
a combustble vapor at temperature
Senate Bill No. 159-Providing that in
precincts more than fifteen miles from
the county seat. election returns may De
sent by registered letter through the mail.
amendments to the constitution that will
enable the employment OF chaplalns at the
penitentiary.
term of the present commissioner of hor-
ticuture on April 1. 1905, and providing
for county fruit inspectors.
House Bill No. 105-Providing for good
roads Hous and Bill m0k No for the
investment of the permanent school fund
at an annual rate of interest of not less
than 3A per cent: The e. minimum aon rate
House Bill No. 3S0-An act granting
bounty for the encouragement of the pro-
duction and manufacture of sugar in this
state.
tax for school purposes in towns of 10000
and over to per cent. This is special
relief bill for the City of Everett,
House Bill No. 396-An act limiting the
may borrow to 5 per cent, of the taxable
property in such districts.
House Bill No 397-Amending the pres
emf revenue and taxation law so that no
by the state board of equalization; the
tax for payment of county indebtedness
shall not exceed mills; the tax for the
payment of county current expense shall
not exceed mills, except for districts in
cities of 10000 or more inhabitants, where
it shall not exceed 20 mills the road tax
shall not exceed 8 mills; the bridge tax
shall not exceed 3 mills, and all other
taxes shall be in accordance with the laws
of the state.
House Bill No. 359-Providing for a
hunters license of 81 per annum.
House Bill No. 5s-An act relating to
the fees of state and county officers. This
is a new county fee bill.
entitled an act for setting aside of certain
school lands for the use and benefits of
the AMERICAN Patriotic College. o,
ling railroad companies to fence their
House Bill No. as2-Providing for the
Of paying warrants issued under
the construction of drains and bitches.
House Bill No 2S7-Authorzing the
board of state land commissioners to va
vate plots covering state, granted, school,
tide or shore lands and streets, alleys
and other public places.
House Bill o.369-Provides that no
other than statutory costs shall be col
House Bill No. 275-To prevent dis
elimination by the railway companies In
the shipment Of logs and lumber.
House Bill No. 122-Offering a bounty
of 81 for every coyote scalp presented to
the county auditors of the different coun-
ties providing that not more than $4,000
is spent in this manner during the next
two years
Senate Bill Nof 59-Relating to &C
acknowledgement by corporations:
Senate Bill No. 1SS-PrOviding for the
giving of notice of application for guard
ianship.
Senate Bill No. 211-Regulating bake
shops. This act forbids the employment
in hob
Senate Bill No. 214-Authorizing the
city council of Seattle to redistrict the
city into wards.
Senate Bill No. 1S-By Hamilton. re-
and prohibiting the employment of females
Senate Bill No. 1sO-Providing for the
organization of mutual marine and fire
insurance companies.
Senate Bill No. 144-Providing for a
system of common school examinations
House Bill No. 36S-Providing for the
condemnation by railroads OR other cor
House Bill No. 372-Amending the pres
ent law so that the condemnation petit
tion shall be filed at the commencement
Senate Bill No. S5-For the relief of
the Puget Sound Sawmill Single Com
pany of Fairhaven.
Senate Bill No. 26-Appropriating $780,
900 for the completion of the chemistry
building at the State Agricultural College
Senate Bin 1s6-Providing for the ac-
ceptance of arid lands from the govern
ment under the provisions of the Cary
act of Congress, and abolishing the Office
of arid land commissioner and placing the
work of that department In the hands of
the state land commissioner
Senate Bill No. 99-Amending an act In
relation to garnishments.
Senate Bill No. 69-Appropriating ST.
900 for the relief of Il. G. Bickerton for
auctioneering services In selling state lands
In King County in 1892.
House Bill No. 1SS-To enable Seattle
TO protect her water supply by exercising
the right of eminent domain and purchas-
ing certain lands necessary as watersheds
around the headquarters at Cedar Creek
House Bill No. 324-Making it unlaw-
full to wantonly destroy any telegraph line
or lines used in the transmission of cleo