Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-17
the TERRITORIAL CAPITAL.
The Wsmaa's Suffrage Hili Passed,
and Tomorrow Will be signed by
the Gevernsr--.Big Real Estate sale,
and Other Items or Interest.

the Governer.-.Btg Real Esfate sale.
and Other ltemas er Interest.
From our own Correspondent.
OLYNPra, Nov. i. 1888.
h. Sylvester of this city, sold three
fourths of lot on the corner OF Main
and Fourth streets, and on which Ia To-
Gated the Frazer Brothers' saloon.
Mann's drug store, a beer hall and a
shoemaker shop. TO John Kisnapple for
5000. The purchaser states that next
summer he will erect brick struc-
ture on this property.
Mrs. Duniway Was much elatsd over
the success of the Woman's Suffrage
bill. which passed the House some time
ago, and the Council today, and tele-
graphed the result all over the Union.
The vote by which the bill passed will
be- found below in the days proceed
ings.
COUNCIL.
The President signed G. Il. IL, an act
to create the county Of Lincoln also
the bill increasing the salary Of Terri
tOrial Auditor also an act to create the
office Of Port Warden for the port of
Port Townsend, and an act TO repeal an
act for the election of officers in newly
organized counties.
IL. NJ. Is, asking Congress for light
house al Gray's Harbor. passed.
h. NJ. 8, praying for the improvement
of the Columbia River, between the
mouth of the Willamette River and the
Cascades, passed.
ii. Al. 3, asking further appropriation
for the Cascades locks, passed.
IL. NJ. lG, praying for aid in the
construction of canals in King CouRty,
passed.
II. b. 10, an act to amend the Justices
practice act, extending the jurisdiction
to 500, referred.
IL. B. 20, an act to repeal an act do
mating the property road fund of San
Juan Codnty to the school fund of said
county, referred.
II. B. SO, an act in relation to the
compensation of officers of Garfield
County, fixing the salaries thereof, re-
ferred.
H. b. 92, an act for the relief of Fan
ME V. Baldwin. The bill provides for
trial by jury before Probate Judge
HeHry on the 10th inst. Referred.
The omnibus bill. correcting certain
errors in the Code and fixing times for
holding Court in the Third District,
passed.
@. B. 20, an aot in relation to the re-
moval OF causes to the Supreme Court,
making 1t possible for people to get a
hearing before the Supreme Court,
passed.
Mr.. Kerr introduced c. b. 66, an act
to establish and provide for deaf mute
school for the Territory of Washington.
Referred.
Mr.. Harper introduced G. b. 67, an
act to amend section 1858 of the Code
Referred, with instructions to print.
Mr.. Truax introduced G. b. 68. an act
in relation To County Assessors. Re
ferred, with instructions to print.
Mr.. Caton introduced G. b. So, an act
to amend sections Gil and 6l3 of the
Code. Referred, with instructions to
print.
g. B. 81, an act to incorporate the city
of Olympia. Passed.
H. b. n, an act for the relief of GER
tain employees of the present Legisla-
tive Assembly. Passed.
III. b. IL, an act TO confer suffrage on
the women of Washington Territory,
came up and passed by vote of to 8.
Those voting aye were Messrs. Burk,
Edmiston. Hale, Harper, Kerr, Power
and Smith, noes, Messrs. Cation, Col
Inns, Houghton, Whitehouse and Tru-
ax-5.
H. b. 36, an act to create District
Court for Chehalis county and defining
the jurisdiction thereof.
HOUSE.
M. ...x.~xl..oI IL -
repeal section 944 of the Code.
Mr.. Kuhn introduced ii. b. 80, to
amend chapter "A of the Code.
Mr.. Shoudy introduced h. b. Sc. con-
corning malicious prosecutions.
Mr.. Blackwell introduced IL. Is. 81, to
amend an act entitled an act to moor
porate the city OF Tacoma.
Mr.. Kincaid introduced II. Is. 9S, an
act to create and organize the county OF
Skagit.
Mr.. Martin introduced H. b. 50, re-
lating to Inspector of Coal Mines and
ventilating the same.
MIR. Young introduced H. n. 100, to
render certain non negotiable written
contracts transferable by endorse
.ment.
@. b. 65, an act to establish and pro-
vide for free scholarships in the Terri
torial University, passed.
II. B. 81, an act relative to fillinR va
oancies in boards of county commits
sioners, passed. -.
III. B. IS, an act to amend section llS4
of the code, passed.
H. B. IS, An act fixing the compen "a.
ton Of Treasurer of King c)unty al
$500 per annum, passed, 10 take effect
January 1, 1896.
H. B. y, in relation tn storing arms
and accoutrerents belonging to the
Territory in the Capitol at Olympia
passed.
H. b. l0l, declaring barbed wire
fences legal. passed.