The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-09

est at face the old normal school war
rants declared invalid. Approx
mately 100000.
No. 161, by the judiciary commit
tee-Providing that failure to pay
jury fee shall operate to waive trial
by jury.
No. 1877, by Kline-Authorizing
the vacation of state waterways.
No. lit, by Preshy-Providing for
the appointment of additional supe-
rior judges for Klickitat and Skama-
MIA and for Cowlitz and Wahkiakum
No. 211, by McGowan-Prohibit
| ing stealing rides on railroad trains.
No. 234, by committee on first-class
cities-Authorizing the reassessment
of property for district improve
ments
No. 239, by Cox-Giving the rail-
road commission charge of the state
grain inspection and control of public
warehouses.
No. 253, by the railroad commit
tee-Amending railroad commission
law to give the commission power to
regulate telephone and telegraph
companies.
No. 276, by the fisheries commits
salmon fishing on
the Columbia river.
No. 800, by the judiciary commit
tee-New criminal code.
No 1926, by the judiciary commit
tee-Forbidding the sale of liquor
to indians.
No. $50, by Falconer-Appropriat-
ing $29 for deficiency expenses for
the last legislature.
House Bills Passed by the Senate.
Including Friday, these house bills
have passed both the house and SEN
ate, but in a few instances amend
ments made in the senate have not
been agreed to, while in many others
the bills have not been enrolled for
transmission to the governor on ac-
count of the rush of work.
No. 26, by Sparks-Requiring rail-
road companies to provide toilets
with running water and clean towels
in all passenger cars.
No. 80, by Miller-Appropriating
ST., 900 for the construction of an
armory at Bellingham.
No. So, by Edge-Forbidding mar
riage between parties one of whom is
an incompetent and the woman is
under As
| No. 81, by Edge-Providing for
the appointment of fifth judge for
Spokane county.
No. 70, by McMaster-Forbidd
the killing of birds or on within a
mile of Lake Washington.
| No. SO, by Stone-Creating the
state board of examiners for en-
balmers and requiring embalmers
to be examined and licensed.
No. 113, by Vollmer-Authoriz
counties to appropriate $3.50 per an
mum to assist poultry shows.
No. 116, by Notwithstanding
fire insurance companies.
No. 1875, by Observation-Disclosures
ing cities and counties to validate
certain classes of warrants.
No. 157, by French-Authorizing
the survey of the shore lands in front
of Vancouver
No. 179, by Hubbell-Appropriat-
ing 1907 for the relief of Kittitas
county.
No. 1856, by Beach-Establishi
certain state roads.
No. 1913, by Notwithstanding
the pure-food law to permit druggists
to compound medicines.
No. 2OS, by Halferty, Hewitt and
Locke - Authorizing second class
cities to fill lowlands by district as
sessment.
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countancy law for the supervision
and inspection of public Offices.
No. $50, by Gordon-Authorizing
county commissioners to transfer
county roads to the state.
No. 239, by Tonkin-Amending
the law for the inspection of coal
mines.
No. 257, by Bollinger-Authoriz-
ing counties to contribute to the cost
of bridges in cities
No. 263, by Sims-Reducing from
to 4 per cent the interest of $780,
600 of Jefferson county bonds owned
by the state.
No. 266, by Sparks-Authorizing
cities and towns to provide for drain
age.
No. 269, by Tonkin-Regulatin
the use of safety lamps in coal mines