Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1913-04-04

100 S. b. 422-Regulating all e!ectri-
cal wiring.
| 131 S. b. 209-Permitting cities to
create local assessment districts to pay
, for cluster street lights.
1872 S. b. 3O9-Permitting use of day
labor under force account on state
roads.
1873 H. b. 334-Permitting private
| logging companies to condemn rights
of way for logging road.
l34 II. b. 303-ReQuiring $4,000 an
nual license from firms using trading
stamps or coupons.
1875 II. B. 252-Requiring all consti-
tutiOnal amendments submitted to be
couched in concise language on the
ballots.
1876 II. B. 204-Validating school
warrants of Ballard issued prior to its
absorption by Seattle.
1871 II. B. 653-Appropriating $780,
600 to pay the expenses of initiative,
referendum and recall.
1873 H. B. 523-Provision for putting
into effect the initiative and referen-
dunn. Emergency
1879 H. B. 175-Prohibiting trespass
of hunters and fishermen.
40 H. B. 272-Requiring all prop
erty in the state to be assessed at so
per cent of the cash value
141 II. B. S7-Granting to Walla
Walla county highway right of way
through state lands.
142 H. B. 501-Extending power of
township organization.
143 H. B. 374-Authorizing first
class counties to pay employees for SER
vices rendered where no law author
lied such employment.
144 H. B. 553-Modifying the grant
of Ballard tide lands to the city of Sc
attic.
145 S. B. 32S-Competing company
may complain to public service COM
mission for uniform rates.
JAG S. B. 435-To carry out the pro-
visions of the recall amendment to the
constitution.
147 S. B. 269-Putting all banking
institutions under the supervision of
the state bank examiner.
14S S. B. 442-Permitting state treas
urer to keep accident fund Of industrial
insurance commission en- bloc in
stead of requiring separate accounts
for each class.
/ 149 s. B. 240-Appropriating $685.
973 unexpended for Lake Washington
canal construction.
$50 s. B. 96-Requiring three-fifths
vote for road and bridge bonds to be
held only at date of general election.
ISL s. B. 131-Limiting county road
expenditures to 80 per cent. of the
cash on hand from levy.
1862 8. B. 296-Validating warrants
issued in excess of constitutional limit.
1853 8. B. 364-Wide tire provisions.
154 H. B. 379-Making permanent
highway tax IN mills.
1856 H. B. 651-Logged off lands bill.
1856 H. B. 406-Permitting issuance
of bonds for repair in dyke and drain
age districts.
157 s. B. 381-Appropriating $125, 900
for separate training school for girls.
General fund.
1853 S. B. 322-Attendance at private
schools to be figured in state apportion-
ment to district.
159 s. B. 249-Prohibiting trespass
by sheep.
100 s. B. 298-Amending juvenile
court code.
161 H. B. 397-Authorizing creating
water districts.
1872 H. 45S-County property may
be leased to cities.
1853 H. B. 281-Extending provisions
for registration of deaths and births.
1874 H. B. 427-Appropriating $780,
900 to operate rock quarries. Emer-
gency. Quarries rotary fund.
165 H. B. 244-Relatipg to organiza-
| ton or irrigation districts.
166 H. B. 48-Appropriating $4,000
from general fund for state bureau of
1877 H. B. 2O0-Abolishes capital pun
statistics.
ishment for murder.
1853 H. B. 7S-Port districts given
jurisdiction over state water ways.
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jurisdiction over state harbor areas.
| ITO H. B. 79-For division Of receipts
between state and port districts of har-
Dor area and tide land revenues.
III H. B. 595-Permitting vacation
of waterways.
172 s. B. 3-Providing for county
ltubercular hOspitalS ApDrOpriating