The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-15
RECORD Of LEGISLATURE
One Hundred and Seventy-Eisht Bills
Passed Both Houses
One Veto Recorded.

porary guardians or release them on bail.
H. B. 16-Permitting the assessment
of county lands for city local improve
ii. B. 2o-Raises the age limit of send
ing incorrigible girls to the reform
school to eighteen years.
ty $40 expended in cost bills in felony
H. B. 4-Providing for the incorpora-
ton of livestock insurance associations.
H. B. 47-Appropriating 130S.50 for
relief of Joseph Canutt. sheriff of Whit
man county, to reimburse him for money
expended in sxtradition mi, matters t,s -, ~.
court to keep a record of costs in civil
cases.
H. B. 54-Appropriating sss5.s5 to re-
surveying and patrolling state oyster
lands.
H, B. s7-Permitting defendants in
for ests e to rsase that
II. B. T-Authorizing election off,
GERS to require doubtful voters to sign
the registration books.
II. b. S1-Authorizing county commits
sioners to appropriate money to provide
local exhibits at the Lewis and Clark
Exposltion. A..
ice courts in civil actions involving
less than SEQ.
II. b. s0--Granting to John H. Will
liams title to land In Douglas county
"HiCu Ic tOVh dS IdHcStedu 1000
be taken as part of the state domain
H. b. 92-Permitting the appointment
Of an extra deputy in the state superin-
II. B. sswAppropriating .s4o5o to
pay examiners of teachers papers
II. B. 1oO-Creating the office of chap
H. b. IO2-Permitting cities of the
first. second and third classes to exer-
else the right of eminent domain to
make pubic oFia|ne esossa season FOR
trout fishing in Chelan county between
April Is and July /.
H. B. 106--Providing that any man
duction shall not escape prosecution If
he deserts the woman within three
three years.
H. B. 117--Increasing these salaries
to $4,000; commissioners to $4,000: as
SCISSORS to S2.0Oo.
H. B. 131-Repealing the act Of 1903
tiguous territory to an adjoining county.
H. b. 15O--Providing that after notice
to repair sidewalk, street or alley has
Of the first, second. third or fourth class.
II failure to observe the notice fol-
lows, the municipality may do the work
and assess the cost against the prop
II. b. 2l4---Appropriating $3.50 to cover
expenses of division Of public docu-
ments in the state library up to March
II. B. 2s--Providing for the payment
by state county or city of the premium
not to exceed l 1-2 per cent on surety
bonds given by the officials.
agricultural college to State College of
Washington.
H. B. l2o-Proyiding for the appoint
to serve without pay who shall look into
the questions Of divorce. marriage in
solvency, the descent and distribution of
property, execution and probate of wills
and other subjects upon which uniform
ity of legislation In the United States
Is desirable and to report to the legis-
lature.
H. B. 6-Creating railroad COM
appropriating $4,000.
II. b. 13--Establishing home for
priating ,.2,5oo to establish the home
and transfer the feeble minded youth
from the Vancouver school.
H.. b. 3s-Granting United States au-
waters of Washington for irrigation
purposes.
ii. B. 5s-Permitting cities and towns
TO yada6e inde6 gen. h IN excess of
II. b. 99-Permitting the issuance OF
policies by mutual insurance companies
outside cities and towns when $4,000 is
II. b. 115-Licensing plumbers in cit
ating board Of examiners.
II. h. 154-Giving blacksmiths, wagon
makers and boilermakers a lien on chat
tells for labor performed.
H. B. 157-Gives dairy commissioner
authority to appoint and remove depu-
ties. and prescribes the authority Of the
commissioner in inspecting diaries and
In inspecting and scoring dairy products.
II. B. 164-Providing that dams. wing
dams and other distractions in streams
hIltlt for the DNrD0SQ of aiding Ing raft
ing or boom companies shall not be con-
structed SO as to injure property.
II. B. 177-Compelling students upon
entering any normal school to state upon
his honor that he intends to follow the
vocation of teaching: prescribing four
courses Of STUDY.
ration of companies for building logging
toll roads and comforting upon them the
right of eminent domain.
H. B. 219-Providtng for the removal
of squatters from the property of an
other.
H. B. 24s-Providing that agreements
for the sale Of real estate by agents
Fl. B. 252--Authorizing the extension
Of diking and drainage districts.
II. B. 140--Demanding that employees
Of registration by cash or check re-
H. B. ALTERNATING the state labor
c com, to appoint deputies, who
and travelling expenses.
Bills Originating In Senate.
S. b. Fixing a maximum passenger
rate on transportation lines over 100
miles in length Of cents per mile.
s. B. 4-Authorizing the Incorporation
of firemen's relief and pensioning asso-
Citations.
s. B. 2o-Reauiring labels on explo-
sives.
s. b. 26-Providing for the enforce
ment of labor and material liens on
wells
S. b. 64-Appropriating s5ss30 to pay
mileage and per diem of presidential
electors.
s. B. 65--Establishing a fish hatchery
on the Toutle River. in Cowlitz County.
S. r. SO--Permitting soldiers or ma
rines qualified to enter the Soldiers
Home to live with their families at
Orting and receive medical attendance.
supplies. rations and clothing from the
home.
s. b. s3--Requiring railroad companies
to weigh at junction or at common
points within the state all cars loaded
with lumber products, the cars to be
weighed separately, unattached to other
cars and at a standstil.
s. b. 10S-Prohibiting the adhlteration
of meal or ground grain for sale as
stock feed, unless the mixture or adult
terations be plainly marked upon the