Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-03
THE LEGISLATURE.

No. l03, hy Iotts-Detining miezzle-
ment ny co-partner az felony and pre-
scrlbing penalty of not exceeding 81 900
fine or imprisonment from one to four
teen years, or both.
No lO4, by Potts-Defning malicious
injury to property valued at less than
TlUo as mIsdcmeanor damage to prop.
cry worth more than 800 at felony.
No. l03, 10y Potts-Apprnpriaiing
$4,000 to enable the Whitman Park
Commission to carry out provisions of
act providing for saving of Whitman
mission.
No. JOG, by Welsh - Submitting
a constitutional amendment which
grants logging companies right of
eminent domain.
No. lo7, by acknowledgements
ing " 600 from fish hatchery fund Tor
hatchery on Humptnlips river.
No. los, by Smith, of King-Pro.
hibiting the adulteration of meal and
other products for stock feeding.
No. 100. by Ruth-Providing excise
tax OF 10 cents per gallon on liquors
distilled, refined or rectified within
State.
No. 1l0-Providing that by pay
ment of $40 and such other clerical
expenses as may be incurred, title to
oyster lands sold under provision of
act of 1895, may be given by State
Land Commissioner.
The following bills were introduced
in the House. Monday:
No. Isl, by Minnrd, Chehaiis-Ex-
tending time for removal of timbers
on State lands under certain condi-
tions.
No. 1872. by same-Rclating to the
compulsory attendance of children at
the public schools. Bill relates to
children between ages and Is.
No. 1S5, by Benn, Observation-Disclosures
fishing fish hatchery on the Hump.
tulips river, and appropriating 81 600.
No. l84, by Mccoy, Lewis-To pro-
vide for dividing all incorporated
towns OF the fourth class into wards
and requiring Councilmen to be elect.
ed in such wards.
No. 1855, by Frostad, Island-Pro-
viding for the rate OF interest to be
paid on certain bonds of Island county
held by the State, amounting to $l4,-
GOO. Reduction from 6 to 4 per cent.
No. lSG. by Radcliffe, Spokane-For
the relief OF p. Hanson, Spokane. Ap-
propriating $21.50.
No. 1S7, by same-FOr the relief OF
B. Stevenson. Appropriating $9O.45.
No. 1SS, by Gleason, King-Provid-
ing for the appointment of official
stenographers in counties OF the first,
second, third and fourth class, st
salary of 81 800 per annum.
No. 1S9, by johnson. Chelan-Mak.
ing an appropriation Of $1,000 for the
Marble Mount State road.
No. 100, by Boch, Spokane-Ap.
propriating 81, $50 for the relief of w.
J. Thayer.
No. 19l. by johnson, Chelan-Fix.
ing the salaries of county officers.
No. 1872, by Vogtlin. Mason-Con-
firming the title to and correcting the
conveyances OF certain tidelands here.
toiore sold by the State.
Bills introduced in the Senate Tues.
day we're:
No. Ill, by Stewart-Amending the
State Horticultural law in several
minor particulars.
No. 1l2, by Veness-To establish
State fish hatchery ON the Chehalis
river in Lewis county.
No. 113. by Welsh-To establish
home for the aged, blind and infirm
bona fde residents of the State appro-
priating $4,000 therefor and creating
a commission to locate such home.
No. ia, by misunderstanding
the drainage law.
The following bills were introduced
in the House.
No. 1913, by Coate, Klickitat-Re.
quiring sleeping car companies to pay
a privilege tax of $500 and 81 for each
mile of road traversed by heir cars.
No. 1874, by Kenoyer, Whitman
act classifying and fixing
of officers.
No. 1876, by Lyons, King-Amend.
ing mess houses aud mill boarding
houses. Compelling proprietors OF
same to establish uniform monthly
rate without discrimination.
No. 1876, by Lyons, King-Amend.
ing the act relating to liability OF
trespass by animals. Authorizes ex-
Of trespassing animals
when ownership of same is unknown
to owner of property.
No. 1877, by Lambert, Whatcom-I
act in relation to garnish.
ment in justice courts.
No. 1913, by Irving, King-Providing
amendment 10 constitution relating to
exercise OF the power OF eminent do.
main.
No. 1919 by MISUNDERSTANDING
act prohibiting importation of horses,
cattle. etc, unless accompanied by
certificate OF health. Provides for
of horses, cattle, swine,
ETC., imported on special certificate.
No. 200, by Huxtable. Spokane
For the protection of game animals-|
blk (cerrus alces or cerpus canadensis),
and providing a closed season. Bill
declares it unlawful to hunt, capture,
pursue deer or elk in the State OF Wash
Ington until October, 1915; violation of
the act declared felony. After 1915
it shall be unlawful to capture, Kill.
pursue or hunt elk between November
l and September IA each year and no
person shall kill more than one male
elk during a season.
The ossepathy bill passed the Senate
Tuesday. 1t allows one member on
the State Medical Board against nine
regular practitioners. While it rocog.
nized the growing cult. the object
seems to be to merely place it under
absolute control.
Other bills passed by the Senate,
Tuesday, were:
No. 46, by Henry-Regulating the
sale of vinegar and standard to which
vinegar shall conform.
No. SO, by Notwithstanding
any corporation doing business in the
State to subscribe for, acquire by pur.
chase or otherwise. and to own, hold,
sell, assign and transfer shares of stock
of any other corporation, and by its