Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1905-04-08
The States New Laws.

payment OF assessments for local improve
ments against lots or tracts on which tax
certificates are sought to be foreClosed
II. B. lao, by Reid-Requiring the
County Treasurers to pay the city por-
ton of taxes each month before the 10th
II. B. 147, by Reid-Providing that
County Auditors shall extend the taxes
for school and municipal purposes in the
some manner as other taxes.
II. B. I5S, by Reid-Amending law of
1885, relative to the manner of book
keeping in county Auditors offices.
H. B. 244, by Reid-Permitting the adj
mission in evidence of a required portion
of tax deeds without a certification of
other property described in the deed and
not involved in the action.
H. B. 3I3, by Van Slyke-Granting to
boards of county commissioners the pow
er to Great game reserves on certain lands
within their respective counties.
H. B. 70, by Bradley-Appropriating
$4,978. So for the relief of Drainage Dis
trict No. ID, Skagit county.
H. B. al, by Kellogg-Providing for
the appointment of state oil inspector.
H. B. 237, by Egler-Amending the
fish code to conform to the Oregon laws,
and fixing a closed season of Sc hours
each week on Puget Sound.
II. B. $40, by Scott Prohibiting the
use of trading stamps or the offering of
prizes by lot to induce purchase of articles.
H. B. 7, by Lindsley-Authorizing the
assessment of state lands for local improve
ments.
H. B. 7, by Inard-State Teachers AS
ISOLATION bill amending the school code.
H. B. 276, by Weber-Authorizes cities
to use underground waterways for public
water systems.
H. B. II3, by Observation-Disclosures
cemetry associations to accept trust funds.
H. B. 1853, by Notwithstanding the
use of automobiles.
H. B. 1879, by McGregor-Permitting
importation of cattle, horses and swine,
under a special permit, subject to inspec-
ton at point of destination.
II. B. 3o3, by Notwithstanding char
liable requests from the operations of
the inheritance tax law.
H. B. SO, by Stilson-Permits commits
sioners in counties of the Sth and 18th
class to receive mileage.
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dure of foreclosures of delinquent local
improvement assessments.
H. B. I4I, by Hare-Providing for the
organization of companies to clear out
and improve rivers.
H. B. 1855, by McCoy-Levying state
tax of Id mill for state highway fund
H. B. 81, by Stevenson-Appropriates
$49I. for relief of Kkmania county,
H. B. 90, by Hoch-Giving County
commissioners power to grant public
utility franchises on comfy roads and
streets.
H. R. SIS, by Linsley-Providing for
game fish hatchery on the little Spokane.
H. B. 251, by Bradley-Establjshin
fish hatchery on the Skagit river.
H. B. 2o2, by Observation-Disclosures a
fish hatchery on Chimacum creek.
H. B. 126, by Bolinger-Establish a
fish hatchery on Methow river.
H. B. 327, by Coate-Pernits return to
supervisor system i'll road work, and
amends present law in several particulars.
H. S. B. 60, by ommittee-Giving one
city of Seattle.
H. B. 272, by Reiter-Taxing pedlers
of household and farm articles $3.50 an
nually.
H. B. 1872, by Manufacturing the
attendance at school of children between
the ages of eight and fifteen.
H. B. I24, by Levin-Requiring banks
to certify yearly to the state auditor the
deposits that have been idle for ten years.
H. B. 10, by MISUNDERSTANDING
the assessment of county lands for local
improvements in cities and towns.
H. B. I72, by Megler-Appropriating
500 for Ia acres of land on the Co.
lumbia river to present to the govern
ment as quarantine station.
H. B. 81, by Roth-Appropriating
$665.65 for deficiency in State Oyster
Board expenses.
H. B. 1873, by Irving-Submitting con-
stitutional amendment to extend right of
eminent domain to manufacturing, agri-
cultural and mining companies.
H. B. SO, by Reid-Creating tax COM
mission, and defining its dnties.
H. B. 4e, by Misunderstanding
constitutional amendment, enlarging the
water right section of the constitution.