The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1921-02-11

first-class counties.
S. B. 81-Giving assistants power
to perform any act which attorney
general is authorized to do by law.
S. b. 6l- Giving abutting upland
owners right to lease adjoining I'M
plated tide and shore lands for
boom purposes for periods not to
exceed 10 years.
Senate failed to pass S. b. B,
creating office of public defender,
and s. B. 20, providing for the re-
peal of county dog assessment act,
and indefinitely postponed Sub. S.
B. 80, bringing all banks under the
state guaranty act.
Passed BY House, Pending in Senate
H. B. 4-PrOviding for constitu-
tional amendment to extend Grim
inal jurisdiction to vehicles of trans
portation.
H. B. 7-Providing fourth-cass
municipalities may levy up to 18
mills for current expenses without
consent of the voters.
II. B. 16-Relocation Pacific high
way near Renton.
H. B. 22-Providing for appoint
ment of probation officers in coun-
ties with a population of $4,000 or
more.
H. B. 25 - Authorizing transfer
of commercial waterway districts
to port districts.
H. B. 3S-Bringing fraternal in
surance society agents under insur-
ance code.
H. B. 39-Providing for sale of
metropolitan park district land.
H. b. 46-Making it unlawful to
suppress or eliminate competitive
bidding on public works.
H. B. 50-Appropriating 100000
from motor vehicle fund, half for
east side and half for west side for
use of state highway board.
H. B. 51-Providing that assessors
compile jury lists.
H. B. 63-Providing constitutional
amendment to prohibit paying out
state treasury funds unless within
next ensuing biennium.
H. B. 73-Providing taxing district
Indebtedness when computed for
bonding or other purposes; cash on
hand for current year business shall
be considered asset only as against
such Indebtedness incurred during
such current year.
H. B. 74-Providing treasurer of
cities of fourth class shall pay out
money on presentation of bonds and
coupons issued by city.
H. B. 75-Authorizing the state
board of control to permit Pierce
County Game Commission to use
tract of land near Steilacoom for
fish hatchery and game farm.
H. B. 77-Excluding cities below
rank of first class from restrictions
on local improvement work.
H. B. 70 - Appropriating $24,-
042.98 in lieu of unexpended balance
for the department of fisheries.
H. B. 80-Relating to redemption
of lands belonging to minors and in
sane persons.
H. B. S8-Permitting the writing
IF noncancellable health and acct
lent insurance policies, same pro-
visions to apply to life policies when
they cover indemnity and accident
benefits.
H. B. 98-Relating to limitation
of actions to enforce rights claimed
under reservations made in deeds.
House indefinitely postponed H.
B. 10, State Federation of Labor's
industrial code; H. B. 80, providing
for Americanization instruction for
adults; H. B. 80, establishing the
amount for which any lot or tract
IF land in a commercial waterway
district may be charged with lien
for its proportionate part of the
maximum benefits assessed against
the same; and H. B. 55, providing
for appointment of assistant police
Judges in first-class cities with a
population of 100000 or more, and
tabled H. B. SO, prohibiting inter-
marriage between white persons and
negroes, mulatoes and those with
Mongolian blood.