Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-03-24

o. %, "a granting right to build
irrigation fumes over rivers
>. b. 212-To keep lutte mill at
pen1tentiary running in full capacity.
>. b. 112-Commission to investi-
gate coal mines of state.
S. B. 111-To establish free kim
dergartens.
S. B. 134-Bonding of school dis
tricts.
S. B. 1O3-Procedure in ouieting
Of title.
S. B. 167-Admitting Indian war
veterans to Soldiers Home.
5. b. 152-Regulating the taking
| of food fishes
S: B. 150-Relating to offense
against suffrage.
5. Sub. B. 94-Peace officers en-
powered to enforce game laws.
5. B. 201-Protecting forests in
! the state
H. B. 27-Appropriating $4,000
for legislative printing.
II. b. 15S-Annual convention of
! county assessors.
II. B. 29-Relief of S. e. Smith.
1897.
II. B. S0-Uniform public school
| system.
H. b. 9S--Appropriating $318.59
for Mary A. Bradley ct al.
II. B. Board of police fund COM
| missiOners
H. B. 179-Regulating sale of
! milk and cream.
H. B. 156-Taxation of Uncertain
ces.
H. B. 159-Regulating assessment
| of railroads.
H. B. 220-Validating commission
| form of government in cities of first
class.
H. B. 165-Providing drainage dis
tricts.
II, B. 137-Limiting county treas
urer to two successive terms.
H. B. 153-Creating districts in
which livestock may not run at large.
H. p. 320-Providing for taxation
| of timber when owned separately
from land.
II, B. 123-Creating county of
Pend Oreille.
H. B. 155-Regulating criminal
actions against corporations.
II. B. 267-Granting rights Of
way through land of State Training
| School
H. B. 206-Appointment of mine
| Inspector ana uepluy.
H. B. 279-School elections in dis
tricts of first class.
II. B. 243-Cowlitz, Clarke, Ska
| mania, KliCkitat counties, first judi
cial district
II. B. 2S0-Providing for polling
| places in school districts of first
class.
II. B. 174-Regulating officers in
cities of fourth class.
H. B. 288-Grain inspection law.
II. B. (--)-Providing for town
| ship organization
II. B. 153-Ini tiative and referen-
dunn.
H. B. Creating juvenile
H. B. Substitute state aid
highway law.
H. B. 253-Survey of state granted
school, tide, oyster and other lands.
II. B. 12-Eight-hour law for fe-
males.
H. B. 188-Registration and quail
fcation of jurors.
II. B. 1S8-PrOviding for new capt.
tai buildings at Olympia.
II. B. 236--Regulating examina-
ton for the bar.
II. B. 559-Printing appropriation.
II. B. 326-Appropriating $4,000
for new buildings for School of Blind
at Vancouver,
II. B. 1S1-Regulating sale of
bottled milk.
II. B. 42-Additional judge for
Snohomish county.
II. B. 62-Recall for elective offic-
ers except judges of courts of record.
H. B. 282-Municipal code; relat-
| ing to local improvements in cities
and towns.
Fl. 3. 437-Salaries for horticultu-
raj inspectors.
II. b. 2O1-Providing for manner
Of enforcing right of EN- inent domain.
Fl. p. Right-of-way and ease
ments for Logging companies over
state lands
II. B. 39-Appropriating 10000
for Indian war veterans.
Fl. B. 448-General appropriation
bill
H.B. 266-Regulating handling of
explosives.
II. B. 311-For relief of c. A. Ives
II. B. 1S4-TOwns may purchase
water for irrigation and domestic
purposes.
II. B. 336-Providing for payment
OF special claims against counties.
H. b 3S2-Limiting removal of
timber purchased from state to five
years.
H. B. 438-Defning duty of horti-
cultural inspectors.
H.B. 176-Giving city of Hoquiam
right to buy school land for park.
H. B. 269-Cities may lease water
front property.
Fl. B. 377-Making it misdemea-
nor to use lodge emblems fraudently
II. B. 244-One superior judge for
Lewis county and one for Pacific and
Wahkiakum counties jointly.
H. B. 42S-Appropriating S2O6.25
relief to H. L. Searles ct al.
Fl. B. 40-Two superior court judi
ges to Yakima county.
H. Especial fund for state in
situations of higher education.
H. B. 154-FOreign corporations
may loan money in state.
H. B. 426-Establishing port dis
tricts. o