Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-08-27

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Relief Indian War Veterans go. IO,00C
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$21I 30
Following is record of the legis
lltion acted upon:
The Senate bills which passed both
bodies were
No |. appropriating 1921 to defray
expenses of Governor Cosgrove's fu-
neral.
No. }, by Nichols. the Duwamish bill
No. 10, by Rydstrom. anew game-law
No. IL. by Allen, appropriatlng money
to pay for printing constitutional amend
ments to be voted on at general election
1910.
No. Il, by Pots. appropriating $1,000
to deirav printing expenses of new pub.
lie accountancy board.
No. "A, by Fatland, relating t. ma
terlal mems liens.
No, -, by Graves, appropriatins $40
900 to deiray expenses OF Impeachment
trial OF j. H. >hively.
w. - ny NoA' dllienulnS stale nigh
way law to permit state to acquire and
operate more than four rock crushing
plants by convict labor.
No. %, Bessett, relating to collateral
security for municipal deposits.
No. 33, by Mc(iowan, preventing
drunken men from appearing in public
No. -. Bryan, appropriating $50, 0OC
for maintenance of Veterans Home a,
Port Orchard
History House bills passed by
the Senate
No. 3, by +. c. Jackson appropriating
$1,000 for legislative printing
No. 4,by Beach, making State Treasurer
custodian OF the funds oi the State col
lege.
No. ., by Beach, appropriation sio,-
100 tor EXPENSES III the extra session OF
the legislature.
No: ., by Thayer, amending the drain.
age district law.
No. 10. by Special Committee, Appro-
priating $4,000 for expenses OF legisla-
tive investigating committee.
No Il. by Norris, Seattle viaduct bill.
No. 81, by Calkins. amending school
code to permit county superintendent to
to set date for teachers institutes.
No. %, by Ghent, amending marriage
law to premit filing OF ailidavits of health
instead OF physicians certificates.
No. 81, by Bird. authorizing county
commissioners to condemn rock quarres
for road building material.
No. 33. by Bell to provide for nom.
lnation of Congressional candidates by
direct primary at special election.
No. %, Bryan prohibiting bounding
OF deer on islands of Puget Sound and
in kiisap county.
No. ~. by Beach, creating the position
OF assistant State Auditor at salary OF
-, 400 year.
No. 81, by Cameron, changing bound
aries of legislative districts in Pierce
county.
No. 81, by the Approprating Commit
tee apprOpriating $4,000 for the use Of
the capitol commission in cruising State
land, and authorizing purchase of addit-
ional land near old capitol site.
No. St, by McGregor, prohibition sale
OF Intoxicating liquor except by persons
holding licenses. Thecriminal code pro-
vision applies only to saloon men.
No. 81, by Appropriations Committee,
appropriating $4,000 for printing iourn al
and record OF Impeachment trial.
No. SO, by Weir, as substitute, amend
ing liquor law TO permit women to enter
rathskellers where liquors are sold.
No. SO, by Appropriations Committee,
appropriating $36,61S for the National
Guard.
No. GO. by Beach, appropriating $l0,-
600 for the relief OF Indian war veterans.
No. 35. by Bell, amending public ac-
countancy law by exempting Legislators
and Legislative employees. witnesses and
jurors from provision requiring affidavits
OF services rendered.
No. 81, by Thayer, TO provide for rein
statement OF corporations whose names
have been stricken from records through
neglect to pay annual license fee.
The following House bills died in
Senate committee:
No. so, by Bell. amending act defining
duties of County Auditors by requiring
that salary warrants Ofteachers in second
and third class counties, be withheld for
last month until reports are made.
No. 7. by Bell. amending act relating
to the the depositins in banks of mum
icipal funds.
No. !, by Palmer, to abolish the Office
of Insurance Commissioner.
No. Is, by Campbell, to provide for the
nomination OF Supreme Court judges by
direct primary.
No. %, Erickson, amending livestock
law to premit county commissioners to
establish grazing districts.
No. 3S. by Meigs, amending law relat-
ing to the distribution of stored water.
No Al, by Wear, amending law relat-
ing to selling liquor to women by by ex-
restaurants and rathskellers.
No. "a. by Byerly, amending cigarette
law by striking out provisions making