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


bills. They were as follows:
BY Eeed-Relating to irrigation.
Appropriations.
by Sumner - Prohibiting ticket
scalping. Railroads.
BY Tucker-Requiring petitions for
sewers to be signed by resident owners.
Municipal Corporations.
BY Condon-For Fish Hatchery in
Lake Washington and TO appropriate
$1,000. Appropriations.
BY Wilson-To prevent the procrea-
ton Of weak and diseased children.
Medicine.
BY Baker-Appropriating 100000
for expenses OF the Legislature.
BY Mountaineering Eagles char
ter. Judiciary.
By Moore-For the improvement
Of tide lands. Municipal corporations.
By Davis-For relief of Fairhaven
Land Company, $2,ll5. Appropria-
tons.
BY Hunter-(by request)-For re.
lief OF Mary Francis Thurston, 1923.
Appropriations.
BY Kinnear-Prohibiting produc-
ton of operas and plays without con.
sent of authors. Judiciary.
BY Moore (by request)-Authoriz.
ing prosecuting attorneys to conduct
courts of inquiry.
BY Judiciary committee-Removal
of Supreme court to Tacoma.
BY Bratt-Giving old soldiers right
to act 81 auctioneers.
BY Pauly-Appropriating 100000
for removal of Instructions in the Co.
lumbia and Snake rivers. Appropria-
tons.
BY Sumner-Relating to legal i'm.
provement assessments. Judiciary.
By Moore-Relating to use of water.
Irrigation.
BY Lands-Appropriating $4,000 for
road to School for Defective Youth.
Appropriations.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING execution
on behalf of State of bonds. Judi.
cisry.
By Stansell-Requiring survey OF
irregular shaped tracts. Revenue and
taxation.
By Ruth-No property exempt from
execution for wages. Judiciary.
By Ruth-For uniform system OF
text books. Education.
BY Clapp-For employment of con-
vict labor on highways. Roads.
Substitute for S. B. 33-Federal ir-
rigation bill. General file.
Substitute for S. b. al and S.
Providing for publication of Supreme
Court reports. General file.
Creating Office of State Game War
den. Game committee.
By Pogue-Appropriating $50, 900 for
bridge across Columbia at Wenatchee.
Roads.
BY Rands - Forest preservation.
Same as H. B. 1868. State Granted
Tide and School Lands.
BY Misunderstanding parole OF
convicts law. Judiciary.
BY Henry-To provide for payment
of $929.50 expenses incurred by Lewis
and Clark Commissioners, appointed
by Gov. Mcbride. Appropriations.
BY Judiciary committee Substitute
for S. B. l9-Relating to Jury Com.
missioners. Special order for 2 p. NJ.
tomorrow.
BY Palmer (by request)-Increasing
salary OF Supreme Court Judges to
$4,000 year.
Being the last day for the introduc.
ton OF bills, Monday, there were many
proposed laws presented to the House,
covering q multitude of subjects.
Amoug them were the following.
By Gleason-To prevent the accept.
ance of gifts or commissions by agents,
employees and officers of corporations
or municipalities and making it a
misdemeanor to accept any such
bonuses in purchasing goods for EN-.
ployes.
By Griffin, by request-Appropria.
ting 1923 for the relief of Mary Francis
Thurston for money paid by the Fair
haven & Southern railway for land
claimed to be school land and proven
not to belong to the State, but to
Mary Francis Thurston.
BY McCoy-Providing for the in
vestment OF moneys in the permanent
improvement fund of the Normal
Schools, State University, Scientific
School, Agricultural College and other
institutions, in sums of 81 900 or more,
in national State, county, municipal
or school district bonds, drawing in.
terest at not less than 81 per cent.
By Dyke-To establish State Fish
Hatchery on the Quillayute river or
or its tributaries in Clallam county.
By Dyke-An act providing for bonds
ing the Indebtedness of municipalities
and giving authority to issue bonds to
satisfy judgments.
By Kellogg-Prohibiting the plac.
ing and leaving OF giant powder, nitro.
glycerine. dynamite or other explosive
in exposed or insecure places.
BY Charles Johnson-Appropriating
5000 for the improvement and regula.
ton of the acoustics in the chambers
of the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives.
By Ayer-Making an appropriation
for capitol furnishings.
By Hsre-Appropriating $1O0.OO0
for the establishment OF an Agricul-
tural College and Experiment Station
at Sunnyside.
By Dobson-Making the State Labor
Commissioner an er o6;cio State In
spector of weights and measures.
By Dobson-An act providing for
the appointment Of three minersi in
every coal mine in the State in which
twenty-five or more men are employed
to act in the absence of the State Mine
Inspector. The miners are to select
two of their number and the State In.
spector the third.
By Irving, by request-An act Great.
ing State Highway Commissioner.
BY Observation-Disclosures the num-
Der OF liquor licenses which can be
granted by cities Of the first three
classes. Providing that no license
shall be granted to any person not now
holder until the number of saloons
in such city shall not exceed one for
each 1000 persons, the population to
be determined by the school census,
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