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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04
Iiau-e th"n tool: recess: til 3p.


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t':. E''"en introduced II. i. -, to
"'rIric In" iukanon lir : nsNi-; die.
air. Preston, Ii. i IS, fCI Il: ,i.cf
OF cettaia clerk, and EN-. .rYe : o:
tie 9rc0tn, Assembly.
1.g. Taylor, II. Is. II, to change
the name Of Charles Howard Harper
TO O.v.d Johnson Stevens, which
Wa rIa . thrco times and Oh Its final
paNSa-" d i""t"i
II, i. -, Introduced hy Air. Smith
4 Aitr'!t.t, limiting ami regulating
tat g:HnIM- 81 license, '"r the sale
OF Intoxicating llpHors, was rend
twice and on II melton 10 refer 20 The
committee on E,!1rstion, will ia
otrHct,onS 10 print,
Nj. huhn."opcl th#' The order to
ir,n; "o".I nos i" insisted upon, Is
the House w"u!d rr Ih.b.y have to
fool qrouhd III" BIZ severn! days and
then Kill Ii.
Mr. Smith of kickitat believed
that the bill should receive svect-
FIJI consideration. rs til question
involved WAS CT too much importance
to be lightly treated.
Mr.. JGdson hoIcd the bill would
not be printed, IL the Territory had
only Il few hundred dollars 20 pay for
printing, and he diJ uoj wish t. see
1t 'quardcrcd.
- The bi!l WIS simply referred.
IL. Is. Is, to c.osc business houses
and prevent the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors on Sunday, came FROM tiIe
committee on ElacatiOn with II iua-
Jolity and II minority report.
The minontyrrport, which amends
the bill By proy.cing shat no intoXi-
eating liquors shall be sold y; places
exempted from the operations of tue
act VIZ: hotels, barber shops, drug
stots and urder;akcss shops-was
adopted.
MIR. kuin moved to strike out the
word " Sunday, and insert " Sat
Urday, as he had some qualms of
conscience as TO which day should
by set apart as II DAY for rest. Mo-
ION lost.
Mr.. Smith OF Whitman said he
could not vote for a bill which he
felt he would be constantly violat-
ing.
Mr.. Judson agreed with the gen
tlcman, and believed the ILL would
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

THE SUFFRAGE BILL.-The cuthusi-
asm manifested yesterday in the
House over the passage of the bill
comforting suffrage upon women,
was something seldom witnessed in
the halls of legislation. While o
majority of the members and the
lobby gave way to tue widest de-
monstrations of delight, those who
opposed the bill seemed satisfied
with the result, condition which
would not have followed the enact
ment of 4 law at any former stage
of our political history. This indi-
Gates the gradual but irresistible
change of public opinion, an ac-
acknowledgement OF the truth of the
arguments which have been reduced
to axioms by the lrreprossible logic
OF events. 1t is an opportunity Of Il
Lifetime and one which will not be
available to future generations, to
record Il vote in making IL law con.
ferring the priceless loon of political
equality upon the patriotic women
Of America. Those who voted aye
on this proposition will be icmem-
beled and no amount oe soplistry of
those who opposed the measure, or
profession OF devotion TO the inter
ests of humanity, will erase the
record made deliberately and with Il
full knowledge of the facts and the
Justice of the cause.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

He disposition l..anif, ,'ci in Tie
organization q the [. =. S-ln'c,
when il met II extra session Il few
Wecn, ago, !y tie leaders Of the
- ncc'iye parties, WAS Ill MAJ Lci
coHtra-t. - the prcviou, session, Il
majority va, available for tie Re-
pabiicans only by the casting vote of
tic Vice President and a corrupt bar
gain with Malone, by which lie Was
Induced to vote with them Oh all
party questions. SILL that party
claimed the organization OF TIE San-
ate and the committees. BY the
promotion of Mr.. Arthur, the fac
tious struggle which led to the res
ignation of the New York Senators,
and tho death of Senator Burnside,
when the Senate convened in extra
session, the Democrats had clear
majority available for organization.
What was the result Instead of an
effort to secure the whole organiza
the Democrats arranged TO divide
the offices, giving the Republicans
most of the committees and declin-
ing to elect a Clerk, while they had
votes enough to have swept the
board and obtain full control. Bay
ard was elected President, n man
who commands therespect of both par
ties, whose worth is acknowledged by
everybody at all conversant with the
political history Of the country. No
sooner, however, were the three new
Senator'S sworn in, than the same
selfish disposition was manifested as
before, and by the aid Of David
Davis, elected as Democrat, Bay
crd was deposed and Davis himself
received the Office of President as
reward for his continued treachery
to the party which placed him in
position to do them harm, and by
this corrupt coalition with Malone
and Davis a Republican organization
of the Senate was effected.
But if late reports be true, the
Republicans are already sick Of their
bargain. They repose little faith in
a man whose record is as checkercd
as is that of the individual who BIZ
came stepping stone to their sue
cess. They are now considering the
proposition of electins a Republican
to the chair of presiding officer of the
Senate. They claim that the future
success of the party demands it.
They want no uncertain man to sue
coed Arthur, if the reign of blood is
again inaugurated. In this they are
right. Davis is uncertain. Such
man is dangerous, but not less so is
the policy which purchases mems
consciences as a marketable COM
modify, and gives trimmers the pre-
ference over honest men. The means
does not justify the end attained.
That it is possible to use them be!rays
the degeneracy of a party which paves
it's way to success over dead mems
bones and glories in any infamy
which leads to success. 1t is we'll,
however, that man of positive
convictions should fill the second
place, in the nation, and in the effort
to secure one, all true patriots will
respond amen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

st 3 o'c'' ok, Mrs. Duniwav took
the Speakers stand, and in a speech
of about an hours length, gave The
lcesons why House bill 20, confer.
ring the ballot upon women should
pass. 1t was one of the most com
plete and logical arguments ever
presented, and seemed to carry con.
viction to the minds of more than
those who had the courage to res.
pond aye" when the final vote
was taken. She Was followed bv
Col. W. II " nite, in an eloquent
appeal for simple justice to women,
The h II aud lobby was densely
crowdet by ladies' and gentlemen
wEo testified their approval by fire.
qucnt and hearty applause.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

The Mtelligcnccr publishes rumor
that as soon as the steamer NOrth
Paciar is rely TO go into service
again, the -lnnir .StewoH will be
towed around to the Columbia, have
her machinery taken out, and the
hull converted into a barge. The
Same tug that takes her around will
bring the Lldho to the Sound. The
.Sterdrt is not considered profitable
boat to run, on account Of her wood
consuming propensities, and this
fact adds color to the above men
toned rumor.
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winch II. j.. ~, relating /" I" ta%o,
Was passed. Motion carried, and
the Clerk was instructed to lclut 81
The Council to return the hi;.
Hr. Steen novel that the vote y
"h!cn { i. 10. relating to jurors,
lail|t i" pas, he rtcJANidticd. j -
t'ru Ir~t.
.lr. Sm !: II V h.tman, moved t"
recon -tt-F - ~, rel, "a 10 &:
Iac,iii" lIhi'lit '''i''y I" III" second
o"''',ii l',9'l'''- -i"''!a ''uIH Il
ana ''lI l''a On '"'ie 'N"Jert 10 or
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ne N',;i'l '!!I r'aE:ih5 the
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i','''''' 80! ma " me- passed Aye
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La'i'e OF Il 'hci; l.; Mn-f'iSh. MO-
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vi" iI'''''i'a !" oaiAS WIZ
l'dI GA me 'a'!"'
mouse concur CO. IN 'ouncl
anne i'''rtn' : To ne pii' 'ilco'lora'lh-
,ie c''E o' c'Ei'h' ana vac pli' an
'""l ''''l3 No"h'E No.h'h'S'ioherS Il
aPit"iit'''e money lor foa"' aho
!
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Mere Mention.

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Hiss VI lrE 'Ae!'"n has returned
ti"m her try t"a; ol the mountains.
NJ. J. c. Horr, Treasury Agent,
left fol SaE frarcisco afcw days ago.
The people of Elst olympia elect
a School, director tomorrow at II
!. ".
The steamship Hdiao"n'' sails
from Portland for the Sound next
Monday.
The Legislature has completed lit
tie more than half its tenn of legal
existence, 90 days.
An earthquake last Monday MORN
inc shook uD the steadv-noiu" State
of New Hampshire.
Tho Doio,o ,r,;vc1 ot Wcsts;dc
wharf "Wednesday cvcpipn and
co;lol tbo novt ,,nr,;,,,
Tho D;rectors Of tbo WASHINGTON
Industrial Association hold 4 meet.
mo ot tbo R,nl, ON sa,nr1ov fine
10Th instant
Ntessrs pre.ton and Cornwall of
tbc Housc of Hcpro.c,to,;ve. bay-
;,c+ o1J,;,o1loo,ao f .lcoooo 1on
for home yesterday morning,
Miss Iu,y pixI,v sister of ,br
NOW f,u,ons AMMO p,xl.v - w,,h
the Fabbr, Oner, comn,nv now
ne, foruinn ~ Seattle I.,cv vb.n
n chilli stpJ;cJ her nr;.,or :, >,
Olvmni, ecbool
A meeting will be heldin Olvmpia
District at the school-house. to.mor-
row. at one o'clock. to elect one Di-
rector ana perform such other bust
ness as may be necessary for the in
terests of the District.
TIE bark Souo,oo Can't Nowb,rv
1913 days from Philadelphia arrived
at New Tacoma, last Monday. laden
with railroad material. She eyneri-
enced very cold weather off Cane
Horn. and for three d,vs WIS coy.
cred with ice.
Antopo E,hn ,;o,oov &c uo
Torr;to,v ooo1 = ,oon. H., -.
Tumwoter last Fr;dav 40 Voc q
oooa o;,;,or h;,,,1,. o.,ao.,o, a1
On bonorod non,1,or IS ,ho ,1a,a,,;a
froto,n;.u H., ,.ho. ~; ..-,.:.o
we,e intorrod
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04
An Important Measure.

The new law relating to the duties
Of County Treasurer, introduced a
few days ago in the Council, did not
differ materially from the law row
in operation as regards the manner
of disbursement of funds, but an
amendment prevailed which restores
the old system of making warrants
receivable for taxes, N any amount
and no matter to whom issued.
1t is to be regretted that the hon
orable members, under a mistaken
idea that the change would benefit
the poor man, consented to the
amendment. THERE'S no proposition
more faIlaclous, as will appear upon
mature reflection. 1t may be a
temporary convenience for Jurors
and others holding few dollars in
scrip to DO enabled to turn them in
on their taxes, but when it is co.,
sidered that the same privilege is
afforded the wealthy corporations,
who own their thousands of acres of
laud in almost every county on the
Sound, and improvements agore-
eating millions of dollars in value a:
various points, it will be seen that
the policy is one which will deplete
the treasures and reduce the value
of warrants to what it was two years
ago.
The effect of the law of 1879 Las
been, III Thurston, to bring the war
rants up to par, Notwithstanding the
county is nearly $4,000 in debt
and the small holders have been
enabled thereby to realize dollar
for dollar on their certificates of in
debtedness. The same result is ap.
parent in other counties where tho
state of the finances has been sucl
as to admit of speedy effect upon
the outstanding debt.
1t is hoped that the House will
restore the provision making county
warrants payable in rotation will
their date of issue. 1t is based upon
the soundest financial policy. L,
makes the poor mans dollar equaI
to the rich mans dollar, and will
with tho present liberal rate of i'll
terest soon re. tore the financial
credit of each county to what i,
should be-a par valuation of all
outstanding warrants.
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The proposition to reimburse Mr..
Weir for his expenses in visiting the
Capitol to call the Council to order,
affords remarkable instance of the
never-failing results of perseverencs.
The measure after having been de-
feated in both houses, with the
fullest consideration and thorough
knowledge of all the facts, and univer-
sal acknowledgement that there was
no law to justify the claim, is at last
resurrected and passed. 1t was act
ually worried" through the Assem-.
bly,; one of the honorable Council
man acknowledging that he voted for
the bill to go get rid of it."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

HE chicken-pox prevails at many
places In the Territory. At New
Iacome it was, at first, supposed to
be smallpox, bat soon as it's true
nature was ascertained much of the
apprehension which existed for re-
suits bas disappeared. Nevertheless
live deaths are reported at that place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

The Milton Mill, situated opposite
Seattle, have been subsidized by the
Pine manufacturing Association OF
San Francisco, to remain idle an
other year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

Col. Hunter, of the Council, has
received a telegram from his cons,it-
uency advising him that petitions
numerously signed have been mailed
him from the east and west sections
OF Columbia county, praying for a
division. When these are received
the Assembly will have definite in
formation upon which to base it's
action.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

A MOVEMENT is in progress by San
Francisco capitalists, to establish a
wood-pulp paper factory on the
Skagit river.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04

The creates, discovery in surgery
thus far in tho year 1881, is that Of
DR.. William McEwen. He has sue
cessfully transplanted bone-frasg-
ments of wedges of bone taken from
patients for curved tabia-into the
arm of a child whose limb was use
less by reason of extensive necrosis;
two-t thirds of the b lmeris had been
destroyed and no repair of bone had
taken place. A good new humens
WIS the result, less than an inca
shorter than its fellow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-11-04
SATURDAY. Oct. %

Council met as usual.
Mr.. oharpstein introduced C. i.
10, establishing District Courts and
fixing regular terms thereof in the
First Judicial District, which passed.
Mr.. Hoover G. B. 76, amending
the gambling act.
Ill. NJ. 7, relating to railroad lands
came from the committee with IN
adverse report which was adopted
thus defeating the memorial.
Mr.. Hoover introduced G. b. II,
providing for a census.
G. b. 5, relating to the times OF
holding Courts in the Third Judi.
cial District was made the special
order for Nov. Sth.
G. b. 33, appropriatins one-hali
the Territorial revenue of King coun-
ty for the Beach road, was defeated.
G. b. 81, locating Territorial
road from Quellehute 10 Straits OF
Fuca. was laid on the table.
II. b. 33 appropriatinG money fol
repair of Territorial road in Sno-
homish county, passed and
Council adjourned to Monday.
House met rs usual, and after the
usual form of opening,
Mr.. Raymond called attention tC
the fact that one of the members ha(
remained seated during prayer, ant
if it should occur again, ho would
move Il vote of censure.
Mr.. HOlcomb said he supposed tina
he was the gentleman referred to
and that he claimed the hight to 81
OF stand during the religious service:
of the session.
The Speaker ruled that it was
obligatory upon all members to obey
the raps of the gavel.
Mr. Holcomb said he would &c
quiesce, but there was no rule tina
would prohibit him from stufins
cotton into his ears.
Mr.. Rees moved that the vote b,
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f.i2lF. Grt. IS.
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n't:',, introduced t. j t., 4rt'ivr
to ll..,A-""N'- Hii' f'i'r.'"Ill-- III
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Aiif''F'''> 'h>' i'H.
IL. Ii. Ito, defining rights OF mar
net persons, la"s'd.
I. u. II, introduced by committee,
Tor Insane.
{. Il. C2, to loSallzc roads and
highways, PASSED.
ii. Il. II, to incorporate city Of
Dayton, passed.
II. i. 80. authorizing wharf com
pany to construct a wharf At Port
Townsend, passed.
! II. Il. 81, substitute for c. b. p,
authorizing the County Commission
ers of Whitman county to make ap-
propriatlons for roads and bridges,
amended and passed.
IL. j.. u, substitute for c. Il. 20,
authorizes the County Commission
ers of Whitman county 10 sell zeal
estate; passed.
ii. NJ. 8, asking the Government
to cause speedy construction of the
Northern Pacific railroad and re-
turn the lands already donated foi
railroad purposes; referred to conf
mlttce on Memorials.
Council then adjourned,
House met as usual.
H. ID 81, ,aPpropriatihS money
,,n.ioI i''' '''''' '->'S'' '"'iio' o'''o'i nus
i" n.y. f,,o,;, .o,o ;.,.,,
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ao" =: .lp 'lne''' VI Courageous ol-
e II ~ p" 80 acme nc county
- d. w., ny h'tr' rei'''ho 10
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- o. ~ ."n i'''oh' 10 Gu
I IY.5 'no 1 ,n,,i"'ioh VI oysters III
TT ID ga an +I "a ~, co''iltieS.
.o - a. ~. w., ~ ~ W. 'o"i''h' 10 pre-
so-i' INC 'J'lIau VI contiguous oisea-
n LYLE - a., ancCP' -,
;.i 49, -, o'' pH mum; proviulh9 lha'
i' Hn' "1ion's s'l"i' Ply license.
ii'"'o ''oA IL RECESS 'iii AFTERNOON
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following were introduced:
IL. Is. u, by Holcomb. on COM
plant ana commitment OF insane.
Il; b. 10, by Holcomb, to proven
cruelty TO convlcts; iald on the table
until the committees report Is re
al -. . -. w. ~ "''.'in " ie'io"
CIV" III 81, ~ ~ ~, 'ol"'
J., Iro -; vs. =, : ieoi'' a III ictatlP'
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House then adjourn,
TUESDAY, Nov. l.

TUESDAY, Nov. l.
Council met as usual.
G. i. 10, for the relief of W. r.
Ballard, G.. II. Parker aud O. and c.
V. Railroad Co., passed under a
suspension of tho rules. ApTro-
PIRATES $40 for expenses OF L..5is-
latiye Assembly in visiting Public
Institutions.
On motion, the committee on
Education was instructed TO print
such portions of tho report of Super
intendcnt of Public Instruction as
were deemed of sufficient Importance.
c. b. 81, by Code committee, an.
act relating to leins, passed.
c. =. So, 10y same, establishing II
common school system.
II. b. 80, an act restraining GER
tain animals from running at large,
passed,
Adjourned to 2P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
II. b. 10, the Sunday law came
from The committee on Military AZ
fairs, with n recommendation that
the bill do not pass, upon the adop-
ton of which the vote stood;
Ayes: Messrs. Calhoun, Evans,
Gladen, Hoover, Hovey, Hunter,
Miller, Sharpstein and Mr.. President
9.
Noes: Messrs. Kcrns, Long and
Wallace-3.
So the report was adopted.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent i'll committee of the Whole
in consideration of an act relating to
County Treasures and one prescrib-
ing the duties of County Commits
sioners.
Committee rose reported progress
and Council adjourned.
House assembled as usual.
II. b. II, in relation to Territorial
University provoked CONSIDERABLE dis
cussion, and was referred to COM
mittee on Counties with instructions
to print.
\ motion to increase the amount
allowed for scholarships and teach
ers was lost
H. b. rs, TO provide for suitable
representation in the Washiny ton
monument; referred.
Apprcpriates $500 for memorial
block Of stone.
C. b. g., Relief of Payne Bros. );
passed.
House took q recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
II. b. SO, to make valid certain
appropriations made by Legislative
Assembly was tabled.
II. Nj. s, for clearing Cathlapoodle
river, passed.
III. Nj. 8, relative to increased mail
services in Alaska, passed.
G. Il. G2, to legalize county roads,
passed.
II. Il. 60, for relief of Allen Weir
vote on final passage was reconsider
cd and the bill amended by making
appropriation SIS and bill passed.
The following were introduced;
H. b. 10, by Mr.. Freeman, to ap-
propriate $4,000 to be applied for
the benefit of the Public schools,
King county being excepted. Re-
ferred to committee on Education.
H. b. 50, by Mr.. Judson, to regu-
late interest on Territorial warrants,
referred.
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IL 3. 81, Mr.. Jul~on, to confer 4
city government on Tacoma.
II. +. 81, Mr.. Warman, to repeal
the act of 1878 prohibiting hogs and
sheep from running ut large in Paci-
f.c county, passed.
II. b. L, the pilot law was consid-
cred and passed.
Mrs. Duniway, by unanimous con
sent, was rendered the use of the
Representatives Hall for P. NJ. to-
morrow.
House thou ADJOURNED
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