Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-03-25
The States New Laws.

Continuation of the list of law:
enacted blythe recent state Legislature
S. B. 248, by Henry-Appropriate'
$929.50 for expenses of Lewis and Clark
Fair commissioners and transfers 1886.
IL from St. Louis Fair fund to Lewis and
Clark fund.
S. B. POO, by Welsh--Appropriating
$4,000 to pay expenses of litigation with
Oregon over boundry line.
S. B. 165, by Misunderstanding for
assessment OF benefited lands to pay for
dyke or drainage improvements.
S. B. SO, by S. T. Smth-Rexuiring
railroad companies to weigh cars loaded
with lumber separately and at stand
still,
S. B. 212, by Notwithstanding
companies to include as car weight and
not as cargo weight, the end and side
stakes on fiat cars loaded with lumber.
s. B. 80, by Stewart-Permits inmates
of Soldiers Home to live with families at
Orting, and draw rations and clothing
from the institution.
S. B. ia, by Misunderstanding the
extension of boundaries of drainage dis
'tricts upon petition signed by the own
'ers OF majority of the acreage in the pro-
posed extension district.
S. B. 246 by Misunderstanding forest
commission, fire warden, and regulat-
ing the setting out of fires in timbered
districts.
S. B. l, by Stansell-Fixing a maxi
mum passenger rate on railways over
100 miles in length at cents per mile.
S. B. 237, by MISUNDERSTANDING the
encouragement on behalf OF the state
to execute bonds in judicial proceedings.
s. B. $50, by mmittee-Establish
a state hunters license of IS on resident
$40 on nonresidents not aliens, and 500
on nonresident aliens, annually.
S. B. lao, by Misunderstanding that
delinquent river improvement taxes
shall be foreclosed in the MANNER desig-
mated for the foreclosure of other de-
linquent taxes.
S. B. 40, by Hutson-Providing for
the enforcement of labor and material
liens on wells.
S. B. 176, by Stewart-Providing that
an the incorporation of sociabe charit-
able and educational associations the
number OF trustees shall not be more
than 20.
S. B. los, by j. j. Smith-Prohibitin
the adulteration of meal or ground grain
for stock feed unless such adulteration
is indicated on the package or sack.
S. B. "a, by Palmer-Appropriating
$5S3.So to pay mileage per diem of pres
idential electors.
S. B. 1872, by Committee-C Creating the
office of public printer
5. B. l65, by Pauly-Validating assess
ments to pay local improvements.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED
II. B. 2, by Vidas-Creating iuvenil
courts in counties of the first and sec
-ond classes defining juvenile delin-
quencles as children under Is begging.
frequenting questionable resorts, etc. ;
granting authority to judges of the
Superior court to commit offenders to
the care OF retormatory institutions, ap-
point temporary guardians, or release
them on bail.
ii. B. it, by Lindsley--Permitting the
assessment of county lands for CITY local
improvements.
II. B. 20, by Municipalities the age
limit for sending incorrigible girls to the
reform school to is years.
H. B. g, by Long-Refunding to Gar.
field county $40 expended in cost bills
in felony cases.
H. B. 80, by Long-Regulating the
taking OF estrays.
II. B. A, by Reiter-Providing for the
incorporation of livestock insurance as
sociations.
H. B. AZ, by Kenoyer-Appropriatin,
$308.50 for relief of Joseph Canutt, sher
if OF Whitman county, to reimburse hiu
for money expended in extradition mat
tiers.
H. B. As, by Lindsley-Compellins
the clerk OF the court to keep record o
costs in civil cases.
II. B. 81, by Frostan-Appropriating
$665.6 to reimburse those who expendeC
money in surveying and patrolling stat,
oyster lands.