Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-02
No. %, Hanson, amending law re.
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IN Seattle and increasing their paw
TO s2,3o0. Amended in Senate to
four each and 81 800 salary.
No. 100, Bollinger, providing for
the examination or survey of certain
proposed State roads or proposed ex-
tension of State roads.
No. l03, by same, providing for the
acquisition of rock quarries to be Op-
Grated by convicts. Appropriating
S6i 900. Vetoed for want of sigma
ture President of Senate.
No. l05, Leonard, providing for
fire drills in schools.
No. l07. Tennant. policeman S re-
lief and pension bill.
No. ll2. Printing Committee, ap-
proprlatlng - ,333 to pay for Consti-
tuition al amendment and primary
election returns last year.
No. ll6, Ward. regulating fire in
Surancc companies.
No. l20, Bradberry, authorizing
the validation of certain city war
rants.
No. l2S, Bird, authorizing sale OF
State lands near Sultan for park pur-
poses.
No. IA, Beach, amending the law
regulating dentistry.
No. 145, Anderson, providing for
purchase Of Western Washington
Insane Hospital farm in Skagit coun-
ty.
No. POI. Lambert. repeating the
law to punish seamen for deserting
ships.
No. $50, Slayden, granting to the
United States for public purposes the
use of State tide and shore lands.
No. 2lS, Holm. requiring coroners
to collect money due for wages of de-
ceased persons 90 days after inquest.
No. 1873. Palmer, permitting
county officers from first to tenth
class counties to close offices at noon
on Saturdays in summer.
No. 1873, Bugge, prohibiting ship
ment of pheasants and quail from
San Juan and Island counties.
No. 1875, Sims, relating to the en-
fOrcement of cost bonds.
No. 1876. Fisher. prohibiting the
spearing of crabs.
No. 23S. Bishop. providing for the
determination of cougar, wildcat and
lynx, $25. 900.
No. lib. Fancher. apprOpriating
$50. 900 for Deficiencies for insane
hospital and State School for Defect
i've Youth.
No. 179, Hubbell, appropriating
$207 for the relief of Kittitas county
for money expended for extraditing q
prisoner
No. 1870, Morse. legalizing the sale
of prOpagated pheasants.
No. 1872, Sparks, for the relief of
Indian war veterans, $20, 900.
No. 241, Locke and Hewitt, amend
ing laws for the government of cities
of the second class.
No. 245, McMasters. authorizing
regents of State university to grant
franchise to railways across univer-
sity campus.
No. $50, Halferty, appropriating
$3.50 for the relief of Fred II. Green.
No. 263. Sims, providing that the
rate Of interest on Jefferson county
bonds shall be 4 per cent.
No. 264, Hubbell, authorizing
county commissioners to regulate
billiard and pool halls in unincorpo-
rated territory.
No. 276, David, providing for a
method of anneXing county territory.
No. 1877, Mining committee, eight
hour law for underground miners.
No. 299. Lambert, providing for
the registration and guarantee of
composition of concentrated cattle
foods.
No. 300. Committee on Revenue
and Taxation, requiring cities and
towns to make annual estimates of
expenditures.
No. 305, Committee on Fisheries,
making it unlawful to take salmon
with fixed appliances between the
hours of 4 p. m. Friday and 1 q. III.
Sunday.
No. 30D. Halferty. Hewitt and
Locke, providing for the appoint
ment of an additional Superior Judge
in Chehalis county.
No. 3l2, Committee on Mines and
Mining, requiring coal mine owners
to file maps of property with State
Mine Inspector
No. 3l5, Sparks. changing town
of La Chamas to Camas.
No. 356, Sparks, providing for the
procedure in the appointment of
guardians in the estates of minors
and the insane.
No. 36l, Norris. requiring non
resident collecting agencies to file
bonds with the Secretary of State to
insure paying over all moneys col
lected and the return of claims un-
collected.
No. 367, Stuart, prohibiting sale
or canning of Shell-tiSh that have
been opened for more than four days.
No. 80, Committee on bikes.
Drains and Drainage, providing that
warrants in diking districts may
draw 8 per cent. interest.
Mo. 81, Bishop, providing that
logging companies which clear navi-
gable streams need not pay driving
charges thereon.
No. 374, Judiciary Committee,
specifying qualifications of persons
applying for admission to the bar.
No. 379, Committee on Tide Lands,
confirming title to oyster lands pur-
chased under the act of 1903.
No. 1888. Krouse, licensing travel
ing peddlers.
No. 39l, Todd, changing the
boundary line between the legislative
districts in WhatcOm county.
No. 40. Thayer. providing q six