Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-19

CAPITAL SoTEs.
The Ws0sn's suffrage nan Passes IL
Desse BY . Large Majority -eshe
gse0s 81 Interest.
From Oar Own Correspondent
OLYxPIA, Oct. II, 1888.
The day has been warm and pleasant
though this evening the weather ID quit
chilly, and the lucky possessors of over
coats and listers have dug them up
Sheriff McGrav arrived this morninl
to take a couple of rascais to Seattle 70
trial on the charge of perjury. 1t SEEM
these fellows are miserable tin hon
gamblers of the lowest type. One O
them got into the affections Of a CIR
here, the daughter of respectable par.
enfs, and finally indnesd her TO rur
away with him. He and his chum, By
swearing falsely as to the girls age
procured q marriage license from Audi
tor Harris, bat before the marriage
could take place the parents Of the CIR
intercepted the proceeding. and Prose
cutting Attorney Bradshaw laid the mat
ter before the Grand Jury and both the
rascaIs were indicted. They were ar
rested here, and will be tried and, it Il
hoped, convicted. The young lady Ger
tai1Iy had a narrow ESQ pc, for an alii-
ance with such a scrub could end il
nothing bat life of shame and dis
grace. The girls name / viii not men
ton, az she was by false Representations
led 70 take the foolish step. aid bel
parents are old and respected citizens
Of tire town and are greatly worried
over the affair.
Moss's Ministries, highly spoken of By
the press of Seattle, will play here Sat.
urday evening and will be greeted with
crowded hoLse.
There is a young fellow here named
Lonnie kpighton who is something oil
a foot racer. and is willing to run q
hundred yards with any resident Of
Puget Sound who will make race with
him.
The House today passed a resolution
TO adjourn on the 10Th of November
twenty days before the expiration oi
the time allowed by Law. In the Coun
Gil the sentiment is strongly in favor Of
adjourning as soon as the business car
be finish up, bat they do not loOl
with favor upon the action of the House
Following are the proceedings of the
two houses today:
COUNCIL.
G. b. q, introduced by Mr.. Kerr, q
establish pilots for the Straits of Sal
Juan de Fusa, was ordered printed.
G. b. q, by Mr.. Burke, appropriatin,
$1,000 to each county for the use of pub
lie schools. Referred.
G. Is. -, by Mr.. Collins, relative Il
contracts for conditional sale or leas'
of railroad equipments and roll
ing stock, and providing for the record
ing thereof. Ordered printed.
C. j. X. 8, by Mr.. Cation, to devils
and secure means to aid IN the passag'
of An enabling Act. Passed.
HI. b. 2. TO tstat lish the county seat o.
Garfield at Pomeroy took up consider
able time and finally passed by a vot'
of ii TO l.
Mr.. Edmis ton by leave, introduced c
B. 70, submitting to the electors of Gar
field county the permanent location o
the county seat, which was passed b,
unanimous vote.
c. NJ. 20, praying for an appropri
alton to maintain snag boat was re
turned approved by the Governor.
H. b. II, amending Sec. 2.752 of tn,
Code, 30 that all counties shall elect As
SCISSORS, passed.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Young, II. b. 30, sppropriatin,
money for the care and education o
deaf mutes.
Mr.. Goodell, III. b. 36, to create Dis
trict Court for Chehalis county.
Mr.. Young, H. M. 6. for increased
mail service between Seattle and What
com. Passed.
the Assembly on November 10th, cam
from the committee with recommen
dation that it do pass.
Mr.. Stitzel moved TO defer considera
ton till November LIST.
Mr.. Kuhn thought that the question
should be met now; that due MOTTO
should be given of final adjournment
He thought the Legislature could no
adjourn too soon. He believed the Leg
islature 80 far had been productive of n
public good. He would favor propo
sition to adjourn today il it could b
done.
Mr.. Kincaid agreed with the Speaker
He believed that no good would result
from q prolonged session.
On the final vote Mr. Miles said b,
thought there was some buncembe il
the resolution. and therefore would vot
aye.
The vote stoed Ayes, 1S; noes,
So the resolution passed.
II. b. II. to incorporate the city o
Yakima. Passed.
H. Il. 81, by Mr.. Goodell, to incorpo
rate the city of Montesano, was reas
twice and referred.
H. b. 30, amending the Code relative
TO the inspection and measurement oi
logs and the formation of lumber dis.
triCts, came from the Judiciary Com
mittee with a recommendation that i
pass.
Mr.. Young moved to amend the bill
in several particulars.
Mr.. Kuhn said that the amendment,
were made in the interest of the mon
opolies. He was in favor of the mer
Who swing the AK. He showed in 4
brief but comprehensive manner that il
adopted it would place them at th,
mercy Of the wealthy mill owner.
Mr.. kincaid claimed that the bill haG
been framed by the best legal talent
He was opposed to any amendment
which would impair its vitality, anc
this seemed to be the object Of th,
amendments.
Mr.. Young spoke In favor of til,
amendments, after which a vote wa
taken, but received only his owl
vote.
Messrs. Stitzel. Barlow. Brining and
others asked that final action be de
layed, TO enable them to obtain rurthe
information on the subject.
Mr.. Brining said he had no OBJ
iections 20 the Law, but he wante<
10 ascertain its effect upon hi
county.
Bill was placed on It's final passage
Ayes, II; noes, (Mr. Young; excuses
from voting. Messrs. Brining. Ciarl
and Copely.
CD. X. B. 70 appoint q committee Il
recommend plan for securing and en-
abling act for admission Of Washington
a. State. adopted. Ayes, Is; noes, 8.
II. b. Is. woman suffrage. A motion
10 indefinitely postpone was lost.
Mr.. Oopely made the opening speech
in favor Of the bill.
Mr.. Landrum thought the bill wouls
disturb the family relation. He hal
too much veneration for women &
bring them in contact with the class Of
people Who throug the polls He die
not think that the wives and mother,