Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1909-04-02
WHOLE NUMBER 2.546.

counties to join with cities in pniId-
Ing bridges and improving roads.
266. by Sparks - Authorizing
cities OF the third class to provide
for sewerage and drainage. Ap-
proved
269. by Requiring the
use Of magnetic locked safety lamps
IN working coal mines approaching
any place where there IS likelihood
of explosive gas accumulatin%
PSI. by F. c. Jackson n-Prohibit-
Ing th1 sale of shoddy that has not
been disinfccted
29i. by committee on printing
and supplies s-Appropriating $780,
900 to meet a deficiency In the Office
Of state printer.
296. by dd-Permitting Grand
Army posts to withdraw 500 per
year from the indigeut soldiers re-
lief fund for the payment OF hall
rent
$40, by committee on state capito:
and grounds ds-Providing for the sale
Of capitol grant lands In sufficient
quantity to pay or warrants against
the fund and to complete a new cap
itOl. Approved.
34S. by McArthur-Amend ig the
pharmacy act by defining drug
store as place where physicians
prescriptions are compounded. drugs
and pOisons sold at retail or in small
quantities.
357, by committee on military af-
for the reOrganiza-
ton OF the national guard.
1855. by Scott-Providing for the
election OF county commissioners by
districts.
313. by Halsey-Forbidding the
killing Of beaver. partridge. quail
and pheasant until October I. 1912.
207. by Halferty. Hewitt. Locke
Authorizing cities OF the second class
to provide for lighting the streets
and public places at the expense Of
the property benefited.
401. by Miller-ReQuiring insur-
ance companies to pay expense of
examination by insurance commits
sioner.
419. by Bird-Authorising coun-
ties to operate stone Quarries to as
sist In road building.
PAT. by appropriations committee
-ApprOpriating $11.e92os for de-
fciencies In the state normal schools.
31s. by committee On game and
game efish-Prohibiting the taking OF
salmon or salmon trout except by
hook and line In Olympia harbOr.
26S. by Rodgers - Authorizing
cities and towns to establish regis
tration Offices in wards when deemed
necessary.
73. by Rudene-Prohibiting the
killing Of upland game birds. except
prairie chickens. until 1912.
342. by Rudene-Amending dis
trict law to increase pay of commits
sioners from ~ to 50 per day.
1877. by David-Requiring street
cars to be properly heated.
353. by judiciary committee-In-
creasing the salary Of the reporter
of the supreme court to $500 per
annum.
367. by judiciary committee-Pre-
scribing the rules for the execution
Of trusts arising under act of con-
tress. for the relief of cities situate
ipon public lands.
PIT, by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
he law in relation to the control.
ale and management of state lands.
No. !, Hanson, prohibiting race
track gambling, book making and
pOOl-selling and making it felony.
No. =, David. providing for the
of fourth Superior
Judge for Pierce county.
No. II. Todd. submitting Il con-
stitutional amendment prescribing
to the Office of Governor.
No. q. Thayer. permitting ac-
tions against corporations in any
where the corporation tran
sactS business or did at the time the
cause of action arose.
No. %. Sparks, requiring all rail
road companies to provide toilets,
running water and clean towels in
all passenger cars.
No. 33, Miller. appropriating 49,
DOO for an armory for the national
guard at Bellingham.
No. 81. McMaster. dedicating to
Seattle apOrtiOn of the University
for street purposes.
No. AZ. Rudene. limiting compen-
'atiOn of diking commissioners to
81 per day.
No. ~, Lambert, giving farmers
)r others lien on live stock for pas
turage bills.
No. 90, Bell, amending the city de-
pOsitary law so as to admit the ac-
ceptance of collateral securities from
banks instead of q surety bond.
No. 62. Edge, providing for the
appointment of fifth Judge for Spo-
kane county.
No. l57, French, authorizing sur
rey of shore-lands at Vancouver.
No. 267, Cameron. appointing fe-
male labor Commissioners.
No. 80. State Capitol Committee.
authorizing sale of State Capitol
ands and completion of new capitol
No. 329, Byerly. requiring prose-
cutting attorneys to reside at the
seat.
No. 335. Thayer. requiring that
claims for damages against cities
and towns must be prosecuted within
thirty days.