, 1883-11-03

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Ao~so nag A8ain got dcvL T. sctive l.bor
and are showing more knox!ed.e of the de-.
ti-s before them than At .,y o.h-, t,,s
since the commencement Of the 8 s,i,n. On
wednesday, Oct. 25ih. Mr.. Kuhn in the
chAr, Mr.. Gooiell introduced H 2 as IN
r''at'ou 70 the election of County Cour,i..
sioners. amending tie old law q. is now
reads.
The duoosition to rush ball, through the
House without understanding their contents
c-ocgh. Ar. Lard-nm to ais fse.. who saul
I'VE sre passing bills here ths. we 90 no. NJ
deFStani. The Council h.s refused sevec., o.
Our o;iis IN consequence c! ther 10. having
oeea underttoo1. We are rushing ills
through here TIA. should not be passed, and
hereafter. l, tnr one. shall lot -c.s for ,ny
OIL thai | do not understand" Mr. Goodell
also introduced memorial asking ior al
Appropriation of $50, 900 for tie improve
niens OF Gray's Harbor; bill ,aie.rei @
tete, al relations.
Dir, Mles' bill asking for the insorpcra-
tion Of Chehalis, in Pieroc county causld d
kmcaid, of Whatcom. to cross foils with me
veteran Henry. Said Kiuca;d: .Nr. Speak
Or, hold that i. il tie drty Of this BODY to
prevent these people who are here before US
with bill to incorporate town that has as
yet no vss.ige OF right or t,la 10 such a
claim. These people evidently do no. un-
der,sand the Soss Of maiasaing city g'vera-
ment, with mayor and other mupic.p,I Ell
GERS, all entailing expenses" Mr. Mi,es' ire
Nas fully Arou.ed By thi, sally against the
Importance of his bill, con.ideans it thrust
at fraction of his nuneross ccrstituency.
So drawing binsef upto dign,6ed proper
tons BY letting out his suspeniers, be pro-
ceeded to reply IS iolioss: "Mr. Speaker.
the sage Of Whatcom 10 evidently two points
ont Of his Isckonng. and if ! an not te-.:
bly, mistaken. he has mistook Cnshalis, in
Pierce county. ter Coehalis IN Chehaiis cuun
". Wig, sis; {%;,h much emphasis, ue
have nth IN Chehalis Who can lean out
Sl5o.0 200. Yes. indeed We have . saw
mill mil tha. turns oct oae hun ired ard
fifty barrels day. correcting h,mselD
mean feet Of lumber Which explanation
was accepted by the House only IN tine to
save Henry from what threatened to be a
seriou, dilemma c n the barrel qres.ior, az tie
buFels suggested osher things to tine minds
Of the members living east OF the Cascades.
Mr.. kircsid sccepJed The correction aud tn.
bas,hess proceedsi. C. B Il, 70 Greats the
county os Lin,oln by diyision uf Spokane
county This Il, when tAksn up in the
Holse for fsai pss-ase-h it ever reaches
that point-w,il, if ~hst I an informed Is
true, create sers.tiou. II Is charged that
the effort To divide the county is gotten up
il the interest o. rDg Of real estate dealers,
residents o. Sprsgue, which place 1t ia pro
posed 10 make the county seat Of the new
county, thereby giving an impetur 70 the
salo CT town lots owned prine:pslly By the
mayor Of Sroksrs and others Who are here
lobbying In the inttres. OF toe division of
the county.
III. Tairweather, Mr.. Morgan. Mr. arm
strong and other parties heavily interessed
in Land .. those place., srS here and attani
On the legislature daily.
A petition has been signed by tae u:sE:.
bersn the legislature asking for the appoint
nens Of Mayor Hayden, At present deqaty
collector, t. tae position Of Land Receiver
vice R. T. Stewart.
Ths Council he's yassed ruu.ber Of bills
this week, the pu-por. Of which you have,
ere this, received. The liyeiiest time yet,
sicce tie session commenced, was On the
pssssye Of the Territorial UI:Tessty h;!i.
Tie bill asks for S6,S0 for the supP's. of the
University, for two yea-s iocated at Seattle.
Mr.. strrve was present IN the House wheE
.le bill came up for rs third readirg. Nj.
Sruve is the president Of the board If Re-
gents. and he was invited within 'hs chsm-
Der to tell what he knew relative TO the m
stituiiou. Mr.. Strive proceeded IS follows,
alter relating brief history of the instita-
ton: "Tne Legislature Of 81 failed to
make any appropriation, but since that time
the tuition has been srticient to psy the ex-
pepse. Mr.. Willard. hearing Of the di-tress
Of the University, appropriated $4,000 IN ALL
el.s vould the institution have to Close its
doors. 4 tuiliing has since been erected
70. the accommodation Of forty forsign Pr
ui,s, and be.ongs exclusively to the territory
Of Washington" Mr.. Br:ninG: The g. n:ie-
man will plea.s inform tue House Hhas title
the territory ha. to the University. Mr.
S.ruye: The territory 10 the owrsr Oh Que
and half acres out of ten donstedi the otaer
eight and a half shall helOhg to the territory
a long as the University building shall re-
main whore it is now" The property Is
worth a. the present time Si00.aoO, and
within a sSc-, time It has graduated SIXTY
scholars. " ho are now teaching school IN
different. parts of the territory. The -un:-
varsity is out Of ds5s 1t the present time,
and if you grant this donation We will then
b.v. as t;pe an institution Of learning as anY
that ;s low on the Pacific slope. mT.
Niles "Whsrs is the original deed to the
,,naw Mr.. strive: Il know not VINO has
it but kn ii's on record"
Mr.. Blackwell, "s it not fact that the
h,,rd nj commissioners trabscendsd tnrir su-
,h,nty when they sold more land than 'hey
ware enuorered to sell for the support oi
the university"
Il, MJ.s read from the Governors Nee
.,cs and sad .bas there were yet sore ..
ac0 or more acres Of isnd that belong to tie
..hool fuud. that are not yet Located. u
w;.. - ,.yp continued the SpeAke-. that
8. the university now stands. 1t has ieit Us
=, :. nm more in cur hands" Mr.. h'n-
e.id "Ms. SPEAKER. I supposed that we
rs,s 70 receive q report from the b'ari OF
,,,.,,. bu. a. it is we hsve re:e;ved moth
10. and I mere tbs. the whole matter
y,Y n, tbs table untl We get toat reaort
Kahn 81 hope that motion VII no' 'f''
a, 49,. LII AZ nesrS us de-