Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-01-27

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No. las, by Dyke, OF Clallam (by
request)-Providing for the publica-
ton of historical biographies and facts
OF early settlers of Washington by the
Order of the Native Sons of Washing.
ton, incorporated. appropriating ST..
500.
No. lag, by Reid, of Pierce-Amend-
ing the act providing for assessment
and collection of taxes to cities OF the
first class, and specifying the duties of
county officers in regard thereto.
No. LAT, by Reid, of Pierce-Amend.
ing the act for the assessment and
collection of taxes.
No. 14S, by Rudene, Skagit- Max
ing an appropriation of 81 600 for pub
fishing the proceedings of the State
Dairy Association meeting.
No. l49, by Davis, of Chehals-Re.
pealing the act providing for township
organization.
No. $50. by Roth. Whatcom-Re.
lating to the maintenance, repair and
renewal of sidewalks in cities of the
first, second, third and fourth class.
No. Isl, by Twichell, King-Creat.
ing a board OF examiners for engineers
OF stationary engines and boilers.
No. l52, by Rudio, Of Walla Walla-
Regulating automobiles and motor
cycles.
No. 1873, by Weber, of Walla Walla
Amending the act to declare certain
persons habitual drunkards
No. 154, by Houston OF King (by re.
quest)-To secure and perpetuate liens
upon chattels for labor.
No. 1855, by Falconer, of Snohomish
Providing for State repositories and
regulating the deposit OF public moneys
therein.
No. 1856, by Dawes, OF King-Alter-
ing and prescribing the rule Of inheri-
lance or descent of certain real and
personal property in certain cases.
No. l57, by Dickson, Kittitas-Re-
lating to the sale and manufacture Of
diary products. --
No. 15S, by Reid, OF Pierce-Amend-
ing act providing for collection and
assessment of taxes in municipal cor
porations OF third and fourth class.
No l59. by Roberts, of Pierce-To
amend the act relating to the ventila-
ton and safety OF coal mines.
The vote on Senator yeste rday stood,
Foster As, Piles 80, Sweeny %, Wilson
l6, Jones 7 and Turner 6. Earles
changed from Foster to Turner, and
Graves, Sharp and Henderson were
absent.
The absence OF Graves OF Spokane
reduces the legislative joint vote to
13o, Snd enables 68 TO elect. The
withdrawal of Sweeny from the race,
makes it possible for an election any
day when the lawmakers are in joint
session. The result 10 that while Fos-
ter men are confident, Piles support:
ers claim election, and Wilson's con.
tingent "stand pat" and rely upon
prestige to win.
In the Senate, yesterday, the omni.
bus appropriation bill vetoed last ses.
sion by Gov. Mcbride, passed with q
whoop-only two votes against it
Christian and Palmer. It appropriates
$4,000 for construction of ten trunk
roads and provides for Highway
Commissioner, with an appropriation
of $4,000 to pay his salary and ex-
penses.
The following bills were introduced
in the Senate yesterday morning:
No. 81, by Potts-Authorizing the
State Board of Land Commissioners to
extend the time for removing timber
sold off State land. The bill fixes no
definite time for extension, but allows
a reasonable time.
No. SO, by Understanding med
ical code in the following particulars:
Raising fee for examination from $40
to 500, and providing that any physi-
clans or surgeon hereafter admitted to
practice in State must present diploma
from some medical school now 10 ex.
istence and having four years graded
course. This bill is in the interest OF
tho regular school of physicians, as
against specialists, osteopaths, etc.
No. SO, by Notwithstanding the
State horticultural law in conformity
with amendments suggested by State
Horticultural Association.
No. 80, by Wilson-To provide sys.
tenn and for issuance Of permits for
burial, removal or transportation of
bodies of deceased persons.
No. 81, by Ruth-Permitting in
formation against habitusl drunkards
to be filed in justice cours.
No. 80, by Discriminating liability
OF employer for death OF employe to
$4,000.
The following bills were introduced
in the House yesterday:
No. l6O, by Maloney, Stevens
Amending the act relating to the
crime OF assault.
No. 161, by Williams, Pacifc-Pro.
viding for the resppraisement of the
tidelands in front of the city OF South
Bend.
No. 1872. by Minard, Chehalis -
Amending the constitution relating to
juries. The change gives the defend.
ant in capital cases the right Of trial
by jury consisting OF twelve jurors; in
cases Of general jurisdiction, eight jur'
ors; and in courts o. inferior juris-
diction, four jurors. In criminal
cases the verdict shall be unanimous.
In civil cases three.fourths OF the jury
may find . verdict. A grand jury
shall consist OF twelve jurors.
No. 1853. by Ulsh. Lewis-To protect