The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-03-19

tions-Approprlatln S3O,OOO Tor
geological survey of the state
$50, by misunderstanding an
act providing for the drainage of
cities of the second, third and fourth
classes, and for the construction OF
sewers.
40, by Cotterill-Providing a new
system of care for delinquent chill
dren.
106, by Cox-Permltting munich
pal corporations of other states to
obtain lands for water power or
water supply within this state. APP
proved.
1877, by Williams-Giving the re-
gents Of the state university authori-
ty to apply for participation in the
Carnegie fund for the advancement
of education. Approved.
As, by notwithstanding for
notices in action brought for recov-
cry of personal property. Approved.
157, by Williams-Authoriz
the dean of the school of pharmacy
at the state university to make tests
of foods submitted to him by the
state pure food commissioner. APP
proved.
362, by committee on roads and
bridges - ApprOpriating $549,O00
for maintenance and construction of
state aid roads.
363, by committee on roads and
bridges - Appropriatfng 100000
for maintenance and construction of
state roads.
348, by judiciary committee
Permitting justices Of the peace to
levy $500 fines and to imprison in
the county jails for six months.
So, by Poison and Kline-Increas-
ing road tax from one-half to one
mill.
1913, by Graves-Adding two new
judges to the supreme court, and
providing for two branches of the
court. Approved.
1876, by Hutchinson, Huxtable,
Rosenhaupt, Whitney-Providing for
a system Of township organization.
Approved.
8, by Stewart-Amending the
state banking act.
241. by Misunderstanding SUI
,.rf nd RI
gowns in hearings of actions.
146, by Falconer-Appropriating
$4,000 to pay expenses Of United
States bureau of plant industry in
Washington.
1872, by insurance committee
regulating life insurance business
and the organipatiOn Of insurance
companies.
House Bills.
/, by Prohibiting wager
ing and poolselling on horse races.
Approved.
Is, by misunderstanding a
nurses examining board of five
members, and requiring that here
after nurses shall be examined and
registered by said board. Approved.
81, by Smithson and Davies -Ap-
propriating 100000 for the pur-
chase of highway bridge across the
Columbia river at Wenatchee.
81, by Thayer-Authorizin &C
tons against corporations in coun-
ties where the corporations transact
business or transacted business at
the time the cause Of action arose.
40, by Continuing the
laska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition ap-
preparation of 100000, and provid-
ing for a commissioner to maintain
an Office on the exposition grounds.
So, by Edge-Prohibiting the
marriage Of common drunkards, ha-
bitual criminals, epileptics, feeble
minded persons, idiots or insane per-
sons, or those afflicted with heredi-
tary insanity, unless the female be
over IS years of age.
SO, by Bell - Submitting an
amendment to the constitution in
the general election of 1910, to per-
NIT all persons of Fl years of age,
without regard to sex, to vote after
sufficient residence in state and coun-
ty. Approved.
So, by Edge-Making homesteads
subject to entertainments liens. APP
proved.
IS, by Edge-Requiring foreign
corporations, withdrawing from the
state, to maintain a resident agent
upon whom service of process and
summons can be made until the stat
ute of limitation shall have run.
Approved.
As, by d-AuthOrizing the
state board of regents of the state
college to acquire by lease or pur-
chase lands for experimental pur-
poses, provided that not more than
$1,000 year shall be spent for such
purpose.
6S, by Notwithstanding the
manner of oath to be taken by the
49, ~