Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-03-26
TIit. LEGISLATIVE.
Continuation IRON Fourth Pa-e.

new criminal code. taking the place
OF practically all the present crirni-
na, statutes
23%. by Cox Giving the state
railroad commission control Of ware
l. uses and power 10 name state
grain INSPECTOR
I09. by Graves Prescribing quail
iflcations FOR jurors. requiring that
they be electors and taxpayers Of the
county
l6l. by judiciary committee Re
curing Two days notice of a demand
for trial by jury in justice courts.
326. by judiciary committee
Prohibiting the sale of liquor to In
dams or persons Of mixed blood
%. by Booth Compelling persons
bringing garn!shment proceedings in
Justice courts 10 file bond Of $50.
Ill. by Booth Compelling mer-
chants selling stocks of goods in
bulk TO give five days notice before
SAFE bttpliltS 'IlttliNt-
22s. by committee on cities Of tho
first class Compelling persons SUI
Ing for damages for personal injury
To give place of residence for year
last past
1873. by Cameron The new hOrti-
cultural code. taking place of practi-
cally all present laws on the subject.
&c. by Booth Relating 10 the
signing OF pledges by any candidate
for the legislature. supervisor,
school director. or for any legisla-
tive body.
Psi. by Fishback An act to pro-
hibit any manufacturer OF or whole
sale dealer In intoxicating liquors
from owing. operating or having any
financial interest in any saloon or
other retail liquor store.
295. by Myers Making closed
season for trout. bass. perch and
east OF the mountains.
81. by Potts Permitting hote,-
keepers OF 80 rooms or more in
first class c!;i,s to Sill iiquor on
23S. by committee on appropriu-
-Appropriating $4,000 for
geological survey of the state
$50. by Fishback amending an
act providing for IN. drainage Of
cities of the second, third and fourth
classes. and for the construction OF
sewers.
40. by Cott,.rill Providing a new
system OF care for delinquent chill
dren.
LOG. by Cox Permitting munich
pal corporations of other states to
obtain lands for water power or
water supply within this state. APP
proved.
l27. by Williams-G Giving the re-
gents OF the state university authori-
~ 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.
I57. by Williams Authorizing
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. Ap-
proved.
362. by committee on roads and
bridges ApprOpriating $4,000
for maintenance and construction Of
state aid roads.
1863. by committee on roads and
bridges Appropriating 100000
for maintenance and construction Of
stete roads.
34S, by judiciary committee
Permitting justices OF the peace to
levy $500 fines and to imprison in
the county jails for six months.
Sc, by Poison and Klinc-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
. .,,top, - towpchyD orC,nIyastou
Approved.
s. by Stewart-Amending the
state banking act.
241. by Williams Requiring SUI
preme court judges TO wear black
gowns In hearings OF actions.
The conclusion Of the list of act
passed and approved is unavoidabll
omitted. The conclusion will be givel
next week.
Appropriation bills providing for til,
expenditure Of $7,447. 900 were trans
mtted to the Secretary Of State 10y tn
Governor Tuesday. OF these bills, onl
four, carrying total appropriation q
$lOS 600, were approved. the balance he
ing allowed to become laws without tn
executives signature.
The bills that were approved were tn
following
:. Is. lS5-Appropriating $1,000 for
trout hatchery in Clarke county.
). h. 246-AppropIiatiDg $4,000 fo
the imprO, ement of the Stuck and Puy
allup rivers.
5. b. 24S-Approprating $4,000 fo
the improvement of the Columbia rive
between Kettle Falls and Bridgeport.
5. b. BOZ -Appropriating $4,000 for
fish hatchery in Cowli'Z county.
The bills transmitted to the Secretar
of State without the signature of tn
Governor were the following:
s. Il. ;;S6-Omnibus appropriation bill
$5,954, 900.
II. b. 34i-Appropriating $4,000 70
the Southwest Washington fair
$. b. lS2-Appropriating $4,000 f,
the relief Of Indian war veterans.
5. b. 1S1 -Appropriating S25,o00 for
State Historical building III Tacoma.
;. h. 3S3-Appropriating 5000, 900 /,
the construction OF State roads.
5. Il. 3G2-AppIopriating $59j, 900 f.