The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-18
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IS. b. 1874, Davis-Increasing the
salary Of the state labor commission
er to $500 year.
S. B. 1S6-Authorizing the ap-
pointment of female notaries public.
S. B. 1877, Blair-Permitting the.
issuance of certificates of delinquency
on real property after IL months
delinquency instead of six months as
at present.
S. B. 1874. Condon-Authorizi
the formation of cooperative corpor-
ations without capital stock
S. B. 1876, Reed-Prohibiting I'M
authorized persons from wearing
badges or buttons of the G. A. r. or
patriotic or fraternal associations.
S. B. 1913, Jones Requiring rail-
road flagmen to be able to read and
write English and locomotive engi-
neers to have three years experience
as firemen.
S. B. 2O6, Watson-For the relief
of George w. Rowan, $40.55.
s. B. 212, committee on cities of
the first class-Requiring action to
collect delinquent special assess
ments to be brought within 10 years.
S. B. 221, Judiciary committee
Authorizing the immediate publica-
ton of 1000 copies of session laws.
S. B. 1872, Sumner-Increasing the
salary of the secretary of the tax
commission to $500 year. Fixing
fees for witnesses summoned by the
commission the same as those in SUI
perior courts.
| S. B. 233, Judiciary Committee
Amending the law relating to the
formation of dyking and drainage
districts.
s. B. 235, observation-disclosures
counties by special elections, to is
sue bonds for the construction of
canals or waterways, and validating
elections held within the past year.
Lake Washington canal bill.
S. B. 240, Sumner-Authorizing
counties and cities to validate by
vote indebtedness contracted in ex-
cess of the legal limit.
S. B. 243-Requiring actions to
set aside tax deeds to be brought
within three years.
S. B. 24S, Paluy-Authorizing the
use of brick manufactured at the
state penitentiary in the construction
of new buildings thereat
Travelling Library.
S. B. 254, erbocker-Placing
the management of the travelling Ii
brary in the hands of a superintend-
ent to be appointed by the library
commission and fixing the salary of
the superintendent at $1,000 instead
of 5000 as at present.
S. B. 264, Booth-FOrbiddin the
tween December 81 and September
killing of imported pheasants be-
80 and prescribing other game regu-
lations. Il
S. B. 266, committee on appropri-
tions-Providing for the distribution
to counties of moneys received from
the federal government from the sale
OF timber from forest reserves.
S. B. 271, ENTHUSIASTICALLY
the provision permitting students OF
the state law school to be admitted
to practice law without paying the
fee of $40.
S. B. 276, judiciary committee
Authorizing the formation of surety
companies, providing for their exam
nation by the state bank examiner
and providing that surety bonds Of
fered by them shall be accepted by
all public authorities.
S. B. 2S4, committee on commerce
and manufactures-Rep the
law of 1905 for the protection of
knot sawyers.
S. B. 293-Authorizing cities of
the first class to lay salt water mains
by district assessments for fire pro-
lection.
S. B. 293, Veness-Requiring rail-
road companies to equip cars with
stakes necessary for hauling COM
modities shipped therein and deduct
ing the weight thereof from the
gross weight in estimating freight
charges.
Factory Inspection Laws.
8. B. 294. committee on commerce