Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-08-24
Washington's Next Governor.

Following is the legislative record of
Hon. A. E. Mead, republican candidate
for governor.-from the House Journal,
state of Washington. session of 1893 -
Was chairman of the judiciary COM
mitee of the house.
Voted throughout the session for Hon.
John B. Allen for United States senator.
Legislature dead-locked by George
Turner.
MIR. Mead voted on final passage for
the following bills-reference to house
jouurnal:-
House bill No. I6. relating to the Civ
ing of liens on manufactured lumber
to persons performing labor in the man
facture of the same-pp. I43-4.
House bill No. FL, an act creating and
providing for the enforcement of liens
for labor and material-p. 22I.
House bill No. II, an act requiring
railroad companies to fence their tracks
p. 378. Mr.. Mead was the author of
this bill.
House bill No. "a, to fix the maximum
rates for the transportation of passengers
on railroads in this state-p. 445.
House bill No. rs, to prevent the
spread of contagious or infectious dis
eases among cattle, horses and other
domestic animals-p. 28I.
House bill No. 90, to fix and regulate
railroad freight rates in the state-p. Az.
| This bill was introduced by MIR. Ander-
son. of Whitman. He was absent when
the bill came up for final action in the
house, and at his request Mr.. Mead
took charge of the bill and on his motion
was brought to final passage.)
House bill No. Io4, relating to liens
Of mechanics and others upon real es.
tate-p. 1917.
House bill ITO. to prevent the sale OF
injury of mortgaged personal property
p. 1851.
House bill I47, relating to agricultural
fair for the state of Washington-p. 3SI
| House bill I5o, for the protection o.
the public health and to provide for Ger
tain boards of health--p. 800.
House bill No. 1874, tor the manu-
facture and sale of jute fabrics and bricl
at the state penitentiary-p. ~.
| House bill No. 1913. to punish bank
officials for receiving deposits knowing
the bank to be insolvent-p. 400.
House bill. No. 1874, to prohibit the col
lection of hospital and other dues from
railroad and other classes of employees
p. 446.
manufacture and sale of cigarettes OF
cigarette paper IN the state-p. ago.
] House bill No. $40, to authorize cite:
and towns to construct and maintain
water works, etc-p. 233.
House bill No. 263, to prevent the
creating OF deficiencies in public lnsti
tutions in the state-p. AS.
House bill No. 27S, for the relief Of
INDECENT soldiers-p. 1886.
House bill No. 1885, to grant bounty
for the manufacture of beet sugar
House bill No. 3or. to regulate the
operating Of RAILROADS.&C.. $50.
House bill No. 323, extending the time
for payment of taxes, renting penalty
etc-p. 1888.
House bill No. 337. providing for thu
payment into the public treasury of al
fees received by salaried public officer
Up. 800.
House bill No. 400, to establish stat,
fish hatchery-p. 722.
House bill No. 4l7, to provide for tn
economical management of county at
fairs-p. 500.
House bill No. AS, providing for lien
! on saw logs, spars, etc-p. GOO,
Senate bill No. IS, relating to com
mission merchants or persons sellin
agricultural or farm products on com
misslon-p.. 375..
Senate bill No. 90, to the legal rate G
interest-p. 363.
. Senate bill No. 60, for the appointmer
of police matrons in certain Cities-p. 34t
Senate bill No. III. to secure secrec
in the transmission of telegraph and tell
phone messages-p. 64o.
Senate bill No. zoo, to protect owner
of stock from injury thereto by movin
S railroad trains-p. 768
! Senate bill No. 24o. for a state roa
through the Cascade mountains vi
Natchez pass, to connect eastern an
western Washington-p. 743.
Senate bill No. 255. for state roa
through the Cascade mountains via pa:
, north of Mount Baker, to connect easter
5 and western Washington-p,7 ZIG.