Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-02-10
THE LEGISLATURE.

bounty OF $3.50 on lynx and wildcats
and IS on cougars.
No. 13O, by Reed-Making any per.
son who served in war of rebellion,
regular army, Spanish sh.American war
or Philippine insurrection eligible to
the Office of Adiutant General. Limits
eligibility to three years service as an
officer of the National Guard of Wash.
lngton.
No. l3l, by Sumner-Tax Commits.
sion bill, providing for three commits
sioners to be appointed by the Cover.
nor, to have supervisory powers over
assessments.
No. 132, by Hunter - Requiring
claims for damages against any mu.
nicipality to be filed within thirty
days.
No. 133, by Hammer-Permitting
assessment of State lands for construc.
tion of dykes and drains.
No. 134, by Tucker-Appropriating
100000 for the erection OF q library
building and chemistry building at
the State University.
No. 135, by Kinnear-Making the
Clerk of the Supreme Court elective
by the people instead of appointive by
the court.
The following bills were introduced
in the House:
No. 223, by johnson, Yakima-For
the relief of L. o. Meigs, appropriating
$50.
No. 224. by Booth, King-Giving to
present and future lessees of tide-lands
the right to purchase such tide. lands,
and declaring au emergency.
No. 225, by Dyke, Clallam-For the
relief of S. P. Carusi, appropriatiug
$50.
No. 226, by Minard, Chehalis-
Amending the school code in certain
matters relating to cities OF over 1O,-
600 population.
No. 227, by Falconer Snohomish-
Relating to the issuing OF licenses by
counties, cities and towns for the sale
OF intoxicating liquors, and providing
for the payment to the State OF its
propOrtionate share OF the license fee.
No. 22S, by Mccoy, Lewis-Relating
to the taxing OF timber when sold sep
arate from the land. The bill provides
that timber so sold shall thereafter be
treated for the purposes Of taxation as
personal property.
No. 229, by Ulsh, Lewis-Amending
the act providing for the establish.
ment, ETC., of certain State highways.
The bill provides that the survey for
the Nspavine.Ysk road shall in.
clude the easterly end of the bridge
across the Cowlitz river a. Mayfeld
postoffiee, and also. running in an
easterly direction, by way of Messy
rock. Rife, Nesika, Kosmos, Vern and
Randall postoffices. The road shall
be constructed Of crushed rock or
gravel continuously from the place of
beginning easterly, at a cost OF $780,
600.
No. 23O, by Shultz, San Juan-To
9 establish a State fish hatchery on the
Elwah river, Clallam county, sppro-
priating $4,000.
No. 23l, by ,Strobridge, Snohomish
appointing county clerks guardians
of the estate of insane persons whose
estate is less than 5000.
No. 232, by Erickson, King-Pro-
viding for the location, establishment
and equipment Of structural mater
ial.tes,ing station at the State Uni
versity, and appropris.ing $1,000.
No. 333, by Bolirger, Okanogan-
For the establishment Of State road
from the mouth of the Methow river
to Barron, appropriating $4,000.
No. 234, by Harper, Ferry:-For the
completion of the Kettle Falls 'Repub.
lie State road, appropriating $4,000.
No. 235, by Booth, King-Regulat'
ing the examination and auditing OF
the accounts of county, city, town and
school district officers.
No. 236, by Strobridge, SnohomIsh-
Amending the code in relation 10
i" grounds for divorce" The amend
ment provides that the commitment
to any hospital for the insane OF any
State, of either party, and such insane
party, when so divorced for such
cause shall not be permitted to again
marry, notwithstanding a recovery
from said temporary affliction.
No. 237, by Booth, King-Providing
for the payment to lessees OF tidelands
belonging to the State, by subsequent
le.sees or purchasers from the State, OF
all improvements placed upon such
tidelauds, including the cost of filling
in and raising such tidelands above
bixb tide, and all assessments for
local improvements levied against the
same.
No. 23S, by same - Relating to
CHANGING corporate names OF corpora
tions.
No 239, by stilson, Whitman
Amending the code relating to mile
! ACE and expenses OF county officers to