Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-02
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 1QOo
way commissioner to repair and
maintain State roads.

ol DcntiltS and Awards in local lGn-
prOvemcnt condemnation proceed
inyS.
Ne. 23l, by the same Committee.
providing that dedicated streets
shall not be vacated by non-usagc.
No. 232, by the same Committee
authorizing city councils in local i'm
prOvement ordinances to establish the
limits of the districts benefited.
No 233, by the same Committee
requiring city contractors to Civ
bonds to the city instead of the State
for the payment of bills for labor and
material.
No. 244, by Spokane Senators,
appropriating S30, 900 for the enter
tainment of the National Irrigation
Congress.
No. 233. Williams. requiring Su-
premc Judges to wear gowns in court.
No. 245, by knickerbockcr, Paul
hamuS and Nichols. authorizing the
creation of dixie and drainage dis
tricts including territory in more
than one county.
No. 246, by the same. appropriate
ing S30,0OO for the improvement of
the Puyallup and Stuck rivers.
No. 247, Metcalf, creating optome-
try board.
No. 24S, by Myers and Anderson
appropriating $4,000 for the i'm
provement of the Columbia river be-
tween Bridgeport and Kettle Falls.
No. 253, Joint Railroad committee,
authorizing the railroad commission
to regulate telephone and telegraph
companies.
No 254, committee, regulating
railroad crossings.
No. 255, Paulhamus, regulating
sale of seeds.
| No. 257, Anderson. authorizing
the assessments of roads and rail-
roads for drainage benefits.
No. 261, Anderson, amending
drainage district law.
No. 265. Cameron, forbidding the
unauthorized taking OF water from
irrigation districts.
| NO. 261, Minkler, amending the
law for the reincorpOration of towns
and cities.
No. 276, Joint Fisheries committee.
regulating salmon fishing on the CO.
lumbia river.
No. $50, Judiciary committee, new
criminal code.
No. 356. Judiciary committee, pro-
hibiting sale of liquor to Indians.
No. 359. Falconer, appropriat-
ing $2S9.55 for deficiency expenses
for the 1907 Legislature.
No. 264, Davis, amending the law
providing for the division of taxes
between old and new counties.
No. 2S2, Bassett, permitting the
use OF collateral security to guarantee
State deposits.
No. 2S6. Allen, authorizing the
granting of rights of way for power
transmission line across State land.
No. 2S9. Booth, providing for an
Insurance Code commission and ap-
propriating $500.
No. 297, Paulhamus, requiring ed
ucatiOnal institutions to make mon TIL
ly accounting of special funds to
State Treasurer.
No. Egg, Kline, authorizing cities
OF the first class owning cemeteries
to provide, receive and invest funds.
No. 3O1, MCGOWAN, appropriating
$1,000 for destruction of sea lions.
No. 3O2, MCGOWAN, approprating
$4,000 for fish hatchery on Kalama
river.
No. 3l5, COtterill, authorizing as
sessments for auxiliary water sys-
TENS.
No. BIZ, Metcalf, fixing the fees of
State and county officers. Jurors and
witnesses.
No. 322. MCGOWAN, granting use of
Holman waterway to city of Itwasco.
No. 325, Joint Railroad committee.
repeating maximum rate laws.
No. 33l, Allen. requiring first class
cities to levy annual taxes to pay dis
trict assessments Oh municipal prop
erty.
No. 339, Committee, authorizing
assessment of leaSeholds on State
lands for local improvements.
No. 344, Smith, disclaiming State
title to two acres of land errOne0usly
decided to the State reformatOry.
No. 345, Paulhamus, requiring Tax
Commission to enforce State liquor
license law.
No. $50, Judiciary committee, au-
thOrizing the prosecution of public
offenses in Superior court upon infor-
nation.
No. 35l, Allen, prohibiting the sale
OF warehouse certificates for intOXi-
eating liquors, unless the identical
liquor represented thereby can be
had on presentation.
No. 337. Blair, giving cities juris-
dictiOn over adjacent waters to the
center of the channels thereof.
No 36l, Committee, increasing the
salary OF the State Law Librarian
from 81 800 to 81, 400
No. 367, Committee on Roads and
Bridges, establishing extension of
State roads Nos 4, Z and 18.
No. 392, Williams and Cotterill,
changing the boundary line between
the Thirty second and Thirty sixth
Senatorial districts. King county.
No. 1856, Appropriation committee,
apprOpriating 1,9l036 for main
tenance of national guard.
No. 1856. Appropriation committee,
omnibus appropriation bill.
No. 75, McMaster, fOrbidding the
killing of birds on or within one mile
of Lake Washington.
No. 81, Miller, changing boundary
line between Legislative districts in
Whatcom county.
No 81. Miller, providing that
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