Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1905-03-10
COMPLETED LEGISLATION.
The following bills have received
approval by the Governor:

formaldehyde in milk.
;. B. 5-Repealing newspaper libel
law.
:. b G-Creating funds for earnings
from lands of agricultural college and
normal schools.
5. b. 9-Making it felony to issue
bank check without deposit to meet
it.
5. B. l2-Adding one Judge to King
county bench.
5. b. l5-Creating State Commits.
sion for Portland fair.
S. b. 2l-Providlng Judge for Kit.
sap county.
$. 2i-Pro,iding judge for Stew.
ems county.
$. B. 25-Appropriating $4,000 for
legislative expenses.
S. b. 31-Allowing introduction oil
testimony given at former trial.
S. B. 36-Authorizing corporations
to buy and hold stock of another.
S. b. 43-Paying +. C. Owings fol-
legal services to State.
S. B. 45-Reducing fees for filing
cemetery plats.
S. B. 4S-Repaying Capital bank
moneys advanced State.
S. B. 49-Adding two judges &c
Supreme Court.
S. B. 67-Permitting appointment,
Of deputy coroners.
S. B. 71-Exempting life insurance
corporations from tifty-year-life limit.
S. B. S3-Fixing guardians bond:
at double income OF estate, not value.
S. b. Swallowing suspended sen
fences of young criminals.
S. B. S5-Requiring hotel and res
taurant kitchens to be sanitary.
S. B. S6-Limiting employment o.
special counsel by counties.
S. b. Swallowing time extension
for removing timber from State lands
S. B. SS-Requiring that licensed
physicians graduate from college.
with fOur-year course.
S. d. 94-TO prevent mortgage OF
sale of installment.bought goods.
S. B. 95-Providing for recovery Of
damages for injuries caused by drunk
en- persons.
S. B. 96-Prohibiting furnishing
weapons or drugs to convicts.
S. B. 129-Bounty on cougars and
wild cats.
S. B. 1SS-Authorizing irrigation O.
State lands.
H. B. 2-For detention OF delin
quent children.
H. B. 16-Relating to foreign banks
H. B. 19-Assessing State lands To-
municipal Improvements.
H. B. 2O-Extending age limit TO-
admission to reform school.
II. b. 2S-That State, counties ant
cities pay Treasurer bond premium.
H. b. 30-Estray law.
H. B. 3S-Substltute federal irriga
ton law.
| H. B. 44-Allowing farmers mutua
insurance companies.
H. B. 47-Relief of Joe Canutt.
H. B. 4S-Relating to costs in civil
actions.
H. B. H-Creating Board OF Foot
Commissioners.
| H. B. 57-Deficiency appropriation
for oyster board.
H. B. Swallowing use OF stream
for logging.
H. B. 67-Amending justice cour
practice act.
H. B. 71-Amending election laws.
H. B. 8l-Authorizing county ex
hibits at Portland fair.
II. B. S2-Changing name OF Pull
man Agricultural College.
H. B. SS-Relating to appeals &
Superior Courts.
H. B. Color the relief of ]. II
Willms.
H. B. 92-Uniform school books.
H. B. 93-Appropriation to pa,
school superintendent's assistants.
H. B. 1OO-Providing for chaplain
st Penitentiary.'
H. B. 102-Enabling cities to re
incorporate.
H. B. 106-Relatiug 10 punishment
for seduction.
H. B. 110-Close season for trout j,
Chelan county.
H. B. 1l5-State plumbing boar,
created.
H. B. 117-Increasing salaries o
King county officers.
H. B. l20-Creatiug uniform legisls
ton commission.
H. b. Relating 70 ohapeio,
county boundaries.
H. B. 150-Relating to sidewall
repairs in large cities.
H. B. l64-Amending logging com
pany incorporation law.
H. B. l72-Directing sale of two an,
one.half acres on the Columbia.
H. b. 19S-Extending the right o
eminent domain.
H. B. 2l4-Appropriations for Stat,
library.
H. B. 24S-Requiring contracts fol
commissions on realty sales to be il
writing.
H. B. 177-Amending the code O.
public instruction relative to norma
schools.
H. B. 2l9-Amending act definins
forcible entry, forclble detainer anc
unlawful detalner of real property.
H. B. l29-Providing for the pro
lection OF health Of employees. Thi,
is the much discussed Davis factor,
inspection bill the passage OF which
was contingent on the approval OF tht
railroad commission bill.
H. B. 262-Amending the act GRE
ating a Bureau of Labor, defining il,
duties, etc. This measure also wat
involved in the deal whereby the com
mission bill was forced through.
The Legislature finally decided upon
restoring the Office of Public Prints,
making it an appointive position, and
giving the executive an expert ct 81 ,2O(
q year TO watch the Printer, and SET
that he don't dip too deep into the
"fat."
The House Railroad Commission
bill, a much milder measure than the
Senate bill, finally passed the Legisla
ture and has been signed by the Gov
ernor. One OF the Senators in its dis.
eussion declare it to be "a measure fol
creating OF sinecure salaries"
The new road bill amends the exist.
ing law by providing practically for 9
return to the old road supervisor sys.
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