120.

Mr. Wolf: Relating to the attendance of high school pupils in
adjoining districts.

.......

136

167

198

211

326

326

363

372

438

Mr. David: Relating to crimes and investigation thereof.

136

124.

Mr. Rude: Regulating junk dealers and persons engaged in the
business of buying and selling junk.

Mr. David: Relating to witnesses in criminal proceedings.

136

127.

.....

Mr. Tripple: Relating to records in the office of clerks of the
Superior Court.

137

166

128.

Mr. O'Brien: Relating to the classification of counties for regula-
tion of compensation of officers......

137

141, 266

440

129.

Mr. Behrens: Relating to the incorporation of areas lying wholly
within the limits of any city of the first class.

137

239

261

299

586

586

605 605

130.

Mr. Behrens: Relating to certificates of delinquent local im-
provement assessments.

137

239

262

300

510

510 559

681

131. Judiciary Committee: Relating to the practice of law, providing
for a State Board of Law Examiners.

132. Messrs. Houser and Rude: Providing for the survey and exten-
sion of the Sunset Highway from a point near Fall City.

137

NUMBER, AUTHOR AND SUBJECT.

133.

Committee on Compensation and Fees for State and County
Officers: Relating to and providing for the appointment of an
assistant state treasurer and a deputy state treasurer.

144

161

170

301

327 344 407

134.

Mr. McGlinn: Authorizing the Board of Trustees of the State
Normal School at Bellingham to grant rights-of-way for high-
way across such school lands.

144

284

314

416

561

570 582

600

136.

Mr. Olsen: Authorizing cities of the third class to purchase and
maintain parks without the city limits..

144

137.

Committee on Revenue and Taxation: Amending Article VII of
the Constitution of the State of Washington..

144

138.

Committee on Irrigation and Arid Lands: Relating to the use
or diversion of water in the State of Washington.

Committee on Irrigation and Arid Lands: Relating to the super-
vision of the distribution of water for irrigation purposes......
Joint Committee on State Capitol and Grounds: Reviving the
unexpended balances appropriated for capitol buildings and

161,

145

169, 177

202

500

518 535

grounds.

145

141.

Mr. Murphine: Prohibiting the transportation of women and
girls for immoral purposes..

Committee on Revenue and Taxation: Relating to taxation of in-
heritances.

150

242

179, 262 208, 337

213

143.

Messrs. Mess, Lunn and Jones (J. T.): Providing for annexing
certain county territory to a neighboring county.

Mr. Whitcomb: Relating to expenditures of state and county
officers and the allowance of the same.

Committee on Judiciary: Relating to the duties of the Governor.
Committee on Public Morals: Relating to intoxicating liquors.
Committee on Judiciary: Defining "practice of law" and "doing
of work of a legal nature'

150

179

193

301 327 344

347

....

151

407, 440

329

441

349, 594

594

615 615

151

242

261

Committee on Appropriations: Relating to the salaries and com-
pensation of appointive state officers and employees. (Emergency.). 160
Mr. Mires: Relating to party organizations and providing for
and regulating the nomination of candidates for public office...
Committee on Public Utilities: Providing for the transportation
of persons and property by motor-propelled vehicle..

160

160

406

233, 248

335

563

562

605 605

NUMBER, AUTHOR AND SUBJECT.

161.

Committee on Pure Food and Drugs: Relating to and regulating
places where food is manufactured.

162.

Mr. Meacham: Relating to expenditure of revenues by cities of
the first class, having a population of two hundred and fifty
thousand.

163.

Committee on Roads and Bridges:
and public camps..

Relating to parks, parkways

168

285

313

367

164.

Committee on Roads and Bridges: Relating to parks, parkways
and state lands, making an appropriation.

168

407

442

442

567

566

605 605

...

165.

Committee on Roads and Bridges: Relating to parks, parkways
and public camps in cities.

168

283

314

340

580

580

605 605

166.

Committee on Dikes, Drains and Drainage: Relating to drainage
and diking improvement districts........

175

266

438

458

564

564 605 605

167.

Mr. Kirkman: Relating to powers of corporations other than
those formed for the purpose of profit.

175

239

378

485

168.

Mr. Whitcomb: Providing for the impounding and sale of bulls
running at large west of the Cascade Mountains.

176

Mr. Slayden: Providing for the payment of the cost of main-
tenance for the care of insane and feeble-minded persons.

Committee on Roads and Bridges: Relating to public highways.
(Emergency.)

....

176

174.

Mr. Hufford: Relating to public service properties and utilities,
providing for the regulation of the same.

Committee on Dikes, Drains and Drainage: Relating to the im-
provement of lands and other property by diking and drainage...
Messrs. Reed, Hubbell, Davis and Hopp: Relating to the budget
for state offices, departments and institutions.

177.

Mr. Reed: Relating to the compensation of injured workmen.

189

284

284

Mr. Raftis:

Mr. Teter: Accepting the benefits of an act of Congress providing
for the promotion of vocational rehabilitation of persons disabled.
Relating to teaching in public schools of the state...

189

185.

2 2 8 8 8 2

190.

Committee on Medicine, Surgery, Dentistry and Hygiene:
vent the procreation of feeble-minded, insane, epileptic, habitual
criminal, moral degenerates and sexual perverts, who may be
inmates of institutions maintained by the state.

To pre-

195

223

235

411 418 424 534

NUMBER, AUTHOR AND SUBJECT.