Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-17

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CATION OF food fishes. Prohibits fish.
ing for salmon in waters of Puget
Sound, except with hook and line, be.
tween the hours Of 6 o'clock p. NJ. FRI
day and 6 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday of each
calendar week.
No. 3O1, by Lyons, King (by re.
quest)-Relating to the operation of
pound nets and fish traps in the waters
of Puget Sound.
No. 3O2, by johnson, Chelan-For
a free State wagon bridge across the
Columbia river near the city of We.
natchee to connect the counties of
Chelan and Douglas and sppropriat.
ing $4,000.
No. 309. by Weber, Walla Walla-
Exempting charitable requests and
devisees from the operations of the
inheritance tax law.
No. 3O4, by Booth, king-For the
compensation OF judges of the Supreme
Court and fixing their salary at $4,000
per annum, to apply only to judges
hereafter elected or appointed.
No. 800, by johnson, of Chelan-
Amending act for protection of trout.
No. 300. by Strobridge, of Snohomish
Direct primary election law.
No. 307, by Reid, Pierce-Amending
the act relating to election precincts,
vesting the City Council instead OF the
County Commissioners with power to
divide precincts where more than 800
votes are cast.
Another OF Irving's timber measures
also passed the House to day In the
form of House bill No. 203, relat-
ing TO the incorporation of companies
having for their object the building of
toll logging roads. The effect of the
bill is to make timber companies 80
incorporated common carriers, placing
them within the right OF eminent do.
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House bill No. 1913, Fancher's bill,
providing for the commitment OF pa.
TENTS to the insane asylum of the
State by Superior Court Judges and
providing that parents, guardians or
relatives OF patients in position to pay
for the expense of keeping such patient
at the asylum shall pay SIS per month,
was defeated by . vote Of "a for u
against.
The Senate, Tuesday. passed Senate
hill No. !, by Stsnsell. fixing maxi.
mum passenger rates in the State At
Cents per mile. As amended by the
railroad committee, the bill applies
only to roads which exceed 100 miles
in length.
Senate bill No. 116, by Rauds, giving
railroads easement on State lands for
depot, machine shop and other pur.
poses.
Senate bill No. 1lS, by Reed, passed
yesterday, was reconsidered and de.
feated. 1t provided that any voting
precinct in the State might, upon the
vote OF the people therein, forbid stock
to run at large. Stockmen and farm.
ers generally in the Senate voted to
kill the bill. after considerable debate.
Senate indefinitely postponed Lind.
sley's House bill relieving cities oil
damages for personal injuries received
on ungraded streets. The bill had
passed the House, but the Senate
judiciary committee recommended it,
defeat, aud won out, though Senator
Palmer made q hard fight to save it.
The following new bills we're intro
duced 10 the House Tuesday:
No. 3O8, by McVay, King-Amend
ing the code relating to local improve
ments by special assessments to apply
to any incorporated city in State.
No. 300, by Moldstad, Skagit-Re
lsting to the sale OF certain articles o.
merchandise and providing for licens
ing same.
No. 80, by Twichell, King--Provid'
ing for the distribution of 1900 copies
of Pierce's code, including the 1905
laws, to the State and county officers
and justices OF the peace of the State
and appropriating $4,000.
No. 3ll, by Twichell, King-To
cure the title Of Hamilton Stilson and
others to certain land,
No. 3l2, by Gleason, King-Amend.
ing the act relating to the adoption oil
legal heirs.
No. ala, by Van Slyke, Pierce
Granting to county commissioners the
power to create game reserves on GER
tain islands within their respective
counties.
No. 3l4, by Levin, Pierce-Relative
TO paved streets in cities OF the first
class; requires cities TO defray cost oil
maintenance out of general fund.
No. 315, by Molslad, Skagit-Amend
ing the code relating to assaults with
deadly weapons without provocation.
No. 3l6, by Irving, King-Amendine
act relating to protection and propaga
ton OF food fishes.
No. 9l7, by Irving. King-Amend
ing act for the appointment OF FISH
Commissioner.
No. 3l8, by Bassett, Adams-Creat
ing the county of Beptan, out OF par
Of Klickitat and part of Yakima coun'
ties.
The following bills were passed:
No. 239, by Stilson, Whitmau-Re
lating to mileage and expenses q
county commissioners.
No. %, "a, by Reiter, Lincoln ano
Van Slyke, Pierce-To provide for The
payment OF the premium on officia
bonds when given by surety compa
MES.
No. 80, by Hughes. Douglas-Fol
thu roliof nj Tohn RI Williams