Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-24

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OIrxprA. Dec. 2-Mr. Day intro
5aesd G. 3. a. amending the lav r-la-
ting t. Prosecuting Attorneys, ds1ninR
thsir date. and fixing their eonp-nsa-
ton. Referred.
same gentleman introduced c. b 70,
20 incorporate ssty 81 Potseroy.
Mr.. Csrssn &. Il "a. Resting 10 euo-
lie sehoels, inciacing incorporates
owns and eitses
Nr. i.aaos c. u 81. proyidinR for the
u~ruapen, locsfi1u q Territorial Peri
tertiary in waIlA wAlia-
Mr.. k@s.yis G. 4. p. amending chap
ter Of Code relating 10 courts, and u
ing the time Of holding such eosrt--
Mr. Carson introduced @. ~, reia
ting % high says. also q. b. ~. 10 pro
ssct fsh and game Passed.
Mr. Carson G. b. 81. TO amend section
ifs4. relating to allowing savdo-s 20 be
carried into .srssms-
ii. b. No. 20. for teaching physiology
and hygeine 10 public schools WITH ~
terence to the eject Of alcohol on the
human system. Passed.
Hoase ball relating 10 the crime OF
larceny. Passed.
Message vas received from the Gov
ernor transmitting the report Of stata-
tory visitors 10 the Hospital for the In
sane. Referred.
Ordered that the flag on the CAPITOL
building be raised In The morning and
lowered sitter both Houses adjourn
II. u. no. 50 relating to onensss
against the public peace. Passed.
HB No. 50. providing vhei shall con
stitute seal. Passed Adjourned;
OLYMPIA, Dec z.-H. b. No. ~, 70
appropriate funds for pay uasnt 4 board
aud taition OF deaf mutes, passed:
Bill for relief of j. II. hcGfav,
shsriH OF King osansy, for money eI-
pesded in securing two fuRit1ves from
iustioe, 800. Judge Jacobs explained
the status Of the case, and urged strohR.
" the passage Of the bill. Read third
time and passed.
II. Il. No. 30. to 6r the time and ten
nre 81 uffice. Amended 10 make date
the tnird Monday in February, 1856, ano
A. amended tie bill Was passed.
The Pomeroy charter vas then taken
40, discussed and passed.
O. h. No. Is. TO extend the time for
payment OF taxes House amendments
o0ncurred In.
IL nov only remains for the Governor
to sign the bill making It the Law that
taxes nov due lie not liable 10 delis-
quent penalty until after March LIST,
| lsS6
Quite a bunker Of House bills we're
then referred 10 Standing Committees.
This morning, when an enormous city
charter Was taken up for discussion, it
vas suggested that the bill be passsd
without reading. Judge Jacobs object
| ed, for the reason that there might be
dynamite enough 10 the bill 10 blow the
Territory into atoms. and he could net
afford to 90 !. blind anyway"
J. X. relative TO printing Governors
message came up for action Judge
Jacobs pointed out that BY offering the
matter fer public bids. tbs public print
er having the work already Ia type.
could afford to he the lowest bidder
above all sthers. and by acting on this
resolation he the public printef) voold
he receiving double pay. He objected
TO such action.
Mr.. Bowen was In favor of allowinG
the public printer 70 do the work, as b.
had il all standing.
A recess was taken to allow the com
mittee 10 report.
Report adopted amending resolution
and resolution adopted. Committee OF
conference appointed, aud resolution
adopted.
: Adjourned to January "a.
Hsuse.
/ OLYMPIA, Dec. 22-Mr. Cook pro
sented q petition Of 77s citizens and
remonstrsnce of 32l for and against tn
, removal Of the County seat Of Yakim
6 County. He also introduced bill 70
! the removal Of the County seat Of tina
County from Yakima City 10 Mort
Yakima.
Mr.. Lewis presented petition frot
= citizens Of Kitsap against q repeal G
N special road law.
Mr.. DenniseR presented a petition c
= the Clarke County Rod and Gun Clu
/, offering amendments to the Game Law
n Mr.. Fem introduced bill authors
ing School districts Of Spokane Count
to borrow money.
n Mr.. Perkins presented q bill proviC
y ing compensation Of officers Of CARTEL
!, Coanty.
Mr.. kinnear. Of the Printing Con
u nittee, presented report RECOMMEND
ing that 2O.0O0 copies Of the Governor
Message DO printed, and that bids be il
vited for the work, 10 be submitted b
= January I'd. 1885.
II The Judiciary Committee offered a
il amendment TO the act relating TO habi
ual drunkards. and the bill vas oriere
engrossed.
o H.B. No. 81. relating TO deputy sher
e IFS. passed.
"a IL. u. No. ~. establishing lost Ian
boundaries, ordered engrsssed.
ii. Il. No. IL. for the admission Of a
y tornsys. passed.
q @. b. No. II, to punish gambling, oil
dered printed.
Ii. h. Ne. IS, relative to suits on prou
; issery notes. bill defeated.
, OIxMPIA, Dee. 3.-House bill 10 aI
/, propriate $500 for the New Oflsat
: exhibit. Passed.
@. b. No. Is. extending the time 70
!. naymens of this years taxes TO Marc
a r 1876. Passed.
A petition vas presented BY Mr.. Coos
. ell from citizens Of Chehalis count
!, praying for the passage Of local optio
n Law.
a Ii. Il. No. 81, 10 remove ths Yskin
= couHsy seat from Yakima City TO Mort
Yakima. Mr.. Cooke being called 70 th
chair, Mr.. Daabar suggested that actio
on this blu be delayed, a. several mem
hers we're nav excused for the holiday,
and be wanted 20 hear both sides Of th
question. He objected 10 this mcasur
being forced through.
Mr.. Wells urged that moro than two
thirds Of the people demanded the pas
J sage Of the bill.
Messrs. kinuear, Ossrander and Good
ell vere opposed 10 any action durin
the absence Of members Who were prot
ably interested in the measure. and u
House refused 20 suspend the rales.
, The hill authorizing calling for bid
for printing 5000 copies Of Governor
message vas passed.
The bill relating 10 karbsd vis
fences vas tabled until after holidavs.
4 Mra Marley vas elected JoaroAi Cleri
Mr.. Monday introduced bill repealin
Sunday Lao.
Il Mr. Cook. bill to incorporate th
CITY Of E,lensbara.
| Mr.. Ostrandsr. 10 amend the act n
latina TO nHh and game.
The Hoese refused 10 concaf In a
amendments made 10 resolution rela
tive to printing Govsruor's nessags