Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1913-03-21

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20e-0sbstAtutfAg life inPrtsontnen,
for death a. the DaaisA0ek for mur
der.
2s1-PrevidiHs fer division Of state
into districts fer the registration O!
births and deaths. with \ registrar Oh
fee basis in each district
2S5-AuthoriEing gec0nd-class cities
to establish a publicity fund for adver-
tising. Signed by the governor.
2S4-Allowing dissolution OF exist
ing union high school districts.
300-Extending time in which pur-
chaser Of timber from state may no.
move same from state lands. Signed
by the governor
329--Appropriating $4,000 for COM
pleting OF Palouse project survey.
209-Unifnrm warehouse receipts
act.
219-Allowing second and third
class cities to drain lands, construct
conals, operate docks, etc. Signed by
the governor.
2s9-Prohiblting removal of timber
from lands on which taxes are delin.
quent.
252-Providing that concise state
ment OF constitutional amendments
submitted to people be made on ballot
29n-Providing for school elections.
303-Requiring $4,000 license fee for
privilege of using and issuing trade
stamps or premium coupons.
324-Adding to grounds for divorce
by making it possible to obtain decree
when husband and wife are estranged
and have lived apart for three years.
372-Providing that property is o
be assessed at not more than so per
cent of it's true value.
379-Amending permanent highway
act to allow payment of property own
ers' assessments in instruments, allow
ing widening of assessment districts,
etc.
Cooperate in Bridge Work.
393-Allowing state of Washington
to cooperate with counties, other
states the United States, etc, in con-
struction of bridges. Signed by the
governor.
397-Authorizing establishment of
water supply districts.
45S-Permitting county commission
ers to lease county property for COM
mercial and industrial purposes.
474-Allowing use of voting ma
chimes at elections at discretion of
political subdivisions after machines
are passed upon by board of voting
machine examiners. Signed by the
governor.
Disappointing 100000 from
accident funds for payment of claims
by industrial insurance commission
during coming biennium.
51O-Permitting cities of third class
to operate steamheating plants.
523-Prescribing procedure for sub
mission of laws to the voters under
the provisions of the initiative and
referendum constitutional amend
ments.
525-General budget or omnibus ap-
preparations bill, appropriating $9,551,-
900 for expenses of state officers and
departments, educational, charitable,
penal and reformatory institutions for
the. biennium ending April I, 1915.
Signed by the governor, but nine fl
nancial items, totaling $896,O5O, We
toed. Vetoed items reconsidered and
on eight items, totaling $701,050, veto
sustained; one item, totaling $4,000,
passed Notwithstanding the veto.
542-Appropriating $3,25O,OOO for
the permanent highway levy tor con-
struction of permanent highways by
individual counties.
653-Appropriating 100000 for car
rying out initiative and referendum
law.
Mothers Pension Bill.
6O-Mothers' pension bill, providing
relief of SIS per month for deserted
wife or widow with one child, IS addi-
tional for each additional child.
317-Creating state humane bureau
to protect incompetents, children and
animals,
37-Providing that the state board
Of barber examiners shall pay fees
collected to state treasurer.
3S-Providing state board of medi.
cal examiners shall pay fees collected
to state treasurer.
39-Providing state board Of veter.
mary examiners shall pay fees collect
ed to state treasurer
40-Providing state board of exam
liners of nurses shall pay fees collected
to state treasurer.
41--Providing state board of dental
examiners shall pay fees collected to
state treasurer.
42-Providing state board of phar.
macy examiners shall pay fees collect
ed to state treasurer.
43-Providing state board of en-
balming examiners shall pay fees col
lected to state treasurer.
44-Providing state board of exam
liners in optometry shall pay fees col
lected to state treasurer
17S-Authorizing acceptance by city
of any public bonds as security for
municipal deposits banked.
107-Congressional reapportionment
bill; dividing state into five congress
sional districts.
651-Agricultural development bill,
authorizing formation of bonding dis
tricts for clearing logged-off lands and
putting water upon arid lands, giving
board of elective commissioners power
to order work done and levy tax for
preliminary work and making the
bonds preferential investment for
the permanent school fund; amended
to apply only to western Washington
counties.
63O-Providing for working of con-
victs and reformatory prisoners on
state highways.
The following is list of the i'm
portant bills passed.
SENATE BILLS.
1-Appropriating 100000 for expen-
ses of legislature. Signed by the gov
ernor.
Sub. S. B. 7--"Sneak boat BILL" pres
cribing kind OF boat from which water
fowl may be hunted. Signed by the
governor.
13-Teachers' retirement fund bill;
establishing retirement fund to be
used in payment of annuities to teach.