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1896 — Spokane, Washington — Concealed Carry

Rose M. Denny, The Municipal Code of the City of Spokane, Washington. Comprising the Ordinances of the City (Excepting Ordinances Establishing Street Grades) Revised to October 22, 1896 309-10 (1896)

Prohibited the concealed carry of weapons, deeming it a misdemeanor, unless one has a special written permit.

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1896

1896 — Washington — Gunpowder Manufacture

Edward D. McLaughlin & John D. Atkinson, The Revised Statutes and Codes of the State of Washington 686 (1896)

Prohibited manufacturing gunpowder, deeming it a public nuisance.

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1896

1892 — Tacoma, Washington — Discharge, Carry, and Brandishing

Albert R Heilig, Ordinances of the City of Tacoma, Washington 334 (1892)

Prohibited concealed carry, discharging weapons in town unless at a shooting gallery, and brandishing weapons.

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1892

1890 — Townsend, Washington — Weapon Discharge

Del Cary Smith, Ordinances of the City of Port Townsend, Washington, Comprising the General Ordinances of the City, Together with the Private Ordinances Now in Force 27 (1890)

Prohibited firing weapons in Townsend without permission from the mayor or council. It exempted firework demonstrations for national holidays.

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1890

1886 — Washington — Gunpowder Storage

Charter and Ordinances of the City of Olympia: Also General Laws of Washington Territory, Relative to the Government of Incorporated Cities and Towns 90 (1886)

Prohibited storing gunpowder near dwelling houses and instituted a 50lbs limit.

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1886

1886 — Washington — Concealed Carry

1885–86 Wash. L. p. 81–82

Prohibited the concealed carry of handguns, knives, knuckles, and slingshots.

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1886

Prohibited selling pistols to individuals below 16 years of age.

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1883

1883 — Washington — Toy Pistols

Edward D. McLaughlin & John D. Atkinson, The Revised Statutes and Codes of the State of Washington 1042 (1896)

Prohibited the sale of toy pistols by instituting a $5-25 fine.

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1883

Allowed Whatcomb to regulate the concealed carry of deadly weapons and the discharge of firearms.

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1883

Used swivel guns or sink boxes to shoot fowl deemed a misdemeanor.

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1883