The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-11

So0iu " sex, 10 vote a1ter
sufficient residence in the state and
county. Approved.
H. B. 6S, by Edge, of Spokane-Mak-
ing homesteads subject to material.
mems liens. Approved.
H. B. IS, by Edge, of Spokane-Re-
quiring foreign corporations, with
drawing from the state, to maintain
resident agent upon whom service
of process and summons can be made
until the statute of limitations shall
have run against any one bringing an
action which accrued prior to the with
drawal of the corporation from the
state. Approved.
II. B. As, by Todd, of Whitman-Au-
thorizing the state board of regents
of the state college to acquire by lease
or purchase lands for EXPERIMENTAL
purposes, provided that not more than
$1,000 year shall be spent for such
purpose
H. B. 81, by Todd, of Whitman-Giv-
ing superior court judges authority to
call new trials in damage cases where
the amount allowed by juries is made,
quate. Approved.
H. B. 6S, by Todd, of Whitman-Pre-
scribing the manner of oath to be taken
by the governor, and other state Of
ficers. Approved
H. B. 70, by NDcMaster, of King
Prohibiting the killing of game birds
and song birds on the waters or within
one mile of Lake Washington
H. B. SO, by Stone, Of Lincoln-Cre-
ating the state embalmers' examining
board to examine and license embalm-
ers, and providing regulations for the
transportation of dead human bodies
within the state.
H. B. 1O2, by Bolinger, of Okanogan
Providing for new surveys for state
roads, Approved.
H. B. ,O2, by Bolinger, of Okanogan
Providing that no state road shall
hereafter be established until it shall
lave been examined by the state high
way commissioner and if necessary
surveyed. Approved
H. B. 1O7. by Tenant, of King
Creating police relief and pension
fund in cities. Approved.
H. B. 113, by Vollmer, of Walla Wal
la-Authorizing county commissioners
to appropriate $3.50 annually to aid
poultry and livestock exhibitions.
H. B. 116, by Ward, of Kitsap-Pro-
hibiting fire insurance companies from
giving rebates or offering other in
Gucements to secure business.
H. B. 125, by Bradsberry, of Skagit-
Authorizing Seedro- Wooley to validate
$4,000 worth of street improvement
warrants.
H. B. 112, by Committee on Printing
and ies-Appropriating $3,433.5Q
for primary election notices and the
publication of the results of the cam
vass. Approved.
H. B. 147, by Thayer, of Stevens
Giving persons, firms and corporations
having expended labor, liens upon chat
tells which must be satisfied before the
chattels may be returned to their own
ers.
H. B. 1872, by Whalley, of King-Re-
curing men furnishing materials to any
contractor to furnish the owner dupli-
cate statements of all materials fur
uished. Approved.
H. B. 157, by French, Of Clarke
Providing for the survey of tide lands
in front of Vancouver.
H. B. 49,, by T. F. Campbell, of Doug
las-Creating the county of Grant
Approved.
H. B. 1863, by Committee on State
Library-Creating a Public Archives
commission composed of the governor,
secretary of state, state auditor. APP
proved.
H. B. 179, by Hubbell, of Kittitas-
Appropriating $2O7 SIS for the relief Of
Kittitas county, being money spent in
extraditing a person charged with a
felony.
H. B. 1856, by Beach, of MasOn-Es-
tablishing four state roads in south
western Washington. Approved.
H. B. 1917, by David, of Pierce-Re-
curing street cars to be properly
heated.
H.B. 1913, by Macarthur, of Spokane
Requiring the labelling of bottles and
packages containing alcohol and opiates
non applicable to medicines compound
cd from physicians prosecutions.
H. B. 2OS, by Rafferty,, of Chehalis-
Empowering cities of the second class
to fill low lands.
H. B. PA, by Palmer, of King-Cre