Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-03-17


No. 176, providing that in the in.
corporation of social, charitable and
educational associations tue number
of trustees shall not be more than
twenty-five.
No. $50, establishing hunters H.
censes.
No. lS2, creating the Office of public
printer, to be appointed by the Gov.
ernor; establishing a scale of printing
charges and giving the Governor SUI
pervision over regulations and bills for
work.
No. POI, requiring treasurers of cit
les OF the first class to designate depos-
itories Of public funds, for which such
repositories shall give bonds, and one
which shall pay interest at l J per cent
per annum.
No. 2O9, appropriating $1,000 for lit
igation expenses in the contested suits
to determine the boundary line be.
tween Washington and Oregon.
No. 212, requiring exclusion oil
weights Of supports and braces from
lumber shipments.
No. 229, anti.scalping bill.
No. 233, appropriating $4,000 70,
legislative expenses.
No. 237, authorizing bonds in suits
on behalf of State.
No. 243, specifying conditions fol
the Supreme Court upon which te
enter into a contract for publishing
it's reports.
No. 246, providing for Forest Fire
Wardens.
No. 24S, making an appropriation oI
$929.56 to pay expenses of the Lewis
and Clark Fair Commissioners and
transferring 81 1865 left over from the
st. Louis fair appropriation to the
credit of the Lewis and Clark Fail
Commission.
No. 249, extending the provisions ol
the present Jury Commissioner law tc
counties OF the fifteenth class.
No. 25l, appropriating $4,000 fol
additional legislative expenses.
HOUSE BILLS.
No. l6, permitting the assessment oI
county lands for city local improve
ments.
No. 4, providing for the incorpora
tion of livestock insurance associations
No. 26, refunding to Garfield county
$40 expended in cost bills in felony
cases.
No. s, compelling the clerk OF the
court to keep record Of the costs in
civil cases.
No. 54, appropriating $665.65 to re-
imburse those who expended money in
surveying and patrolling State oyster
lands.
No. l2O. providing for the appoint.
ment OF a commission of three persons
to sefva Without pay who shall look
into the questions OF divorce, marriage
insolvency, the descent and distribu
ton of property, execution and pro-
bate of Wills and other subjects upon
which uniformity Of legislation in the
United States is desirable and to re-
port to the Legislature.
No. 6, creating a Railroad Commits
sion; prescribing their duties and ap.
propriating $4,000.
No. 13. establishing q home fol-
feeble minded at Medical Lake; ap.
propriating $4,000 to establish the
home and transfer the feeble minded
youth from the Vancouver school.
No. SO, permitting cities and towns
to validate Indebtedness in excess oil
constitutional limit by popular vote.
No. so, permitting the issuance ol
policies by mutual insurance compan.
les outside cities and towns when $780,.
coo is subscribed.
No. 154, giving blacksmiths, wagon
makers and boilermakers lien on
chattels for labor performed.
No. 157, giving dairy commission
ers authority to appoint and remove
deputies.
No. 203, providing for the incorpora
ton of companies for building logging
toll roads and conferring upon them
the right OF eminent domain.
No. 20S, appropriating $4,000 tc
purchase ITO acres OF land adjoining
the Chehalis Reform School.
No. 252, authorizing the extension
OF diking and drainage districts.
No. 14O, demanding that employe'
shall be paid at the time of discharge
or resignation by cash or check re
| deemable at face value in cash.
No. 7, authorizing the assessment o
lands owned or held by the State
within limits OF cities or towns.
No. 81, providing for the appoint
ment OF coal oil inspector.
No. %, forbidding rebates on lif
insurance.
No. 25, amending omnibus road bill
creating a permanent highway com
mission.
No. 36, tax commission bill.
No. SIS, creating a fish hatchery ol
the Little Spokane river.
No. 62, for the relief OF Skamani'
county.
No. 64, giving the County Commis
sioners the power to grant certain pub