Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-21


Il xHn uMrrMnEFzx kRrnaenzAxxon nErx
PAaaKD-LEKBwxsn THw mELzzxA azz.x.
| 0Exn1zA, Jan. 20-Ths work en- ths
csiendaz yesterday was very heavy.
The six bulls HeKs passed. The last of
thesa was Mr.. Leuis's eouncll bin ftE tue
sappoft of the Territorial University,
npprop<iating for thnG purpose 0600.
IL was ths subject Of some seveFe critl-
cism and c0nlests and vas ehzmpipned
pEineiDailys Of eouFss, b. Mr.. Hnmes,
Who hsd similar bill Ii The house bat
allowed u 20 In favor Of Mr.. Lewis's bill.
Reference was made 70 the university
b. speaksr Clark On the door as Scat
lies high school,
Ar. 1hompson q Piercs made q
3 lenR and sensible spseoh IN defense
Of the institution. he thoaRht q q
Rreat injnstica 70 the people 0f King
county, end entirely unworthy OF Z
Legislative body 10 approach this su b.
iect IN she manner IN which Il had be
oeme usual 10 DO. ssThe university ia 8
territorial institution" be said, .aand
chat Il II patfonixea largely By King
eonnty and Seattle people makes it no
less Hhal Is Is. We owe it 10 ourselves,
I ~ Sl-A A4|AN344AAAS AAE |ALA1o 4#4Ll4 UnM
advancement TO fake care OF tbs tnali-
tati0u. Kt Ia tFne that the Institution
IA not al that wa would wfea ff. and
We ahoaid fheFefore sry 10 meke Il %
By 8 liberal appropriation he did
not think the emeant aaked vas too
mnoh.
Mr.. Forrest said THAI II the university
had IN the past bean rated a. simply 4
nigh school % vas bsoanse Of insufa-
cient appropriations IN the past to
bring Il 30 better grade.
The bill vas hmended 10 cover the
| point made IN Mf. Waxman's bill pro-
vioiug that msmbera OF the legislature
msy appoint Scholarships 30 gonfinua
Two years from the time Of appoint
ment. Ga the passage only MF. EekleF
and Mr.. stewart voted no. Messrg.
Warman'e and HumeS hilia on she ani-
veIsity were indefnitely p0stpansd.
Tue other bills passed were:
MF. Araamithss bill making u un-
lawful 10 neRliRsu1fy discharge firearms
10 cities or near h4ollations.
Mr. Helms bill providing that In
oompuiatisn OF q given time within
which any ant is TO be dsna the flrsB
day shall be excluded and the lust In
cluded except vheR the frst is holt-
day. II which case the last also e ex-
ciuded.
Speaker Olark's bin amsndlng section
3277 that applicants for admission 10
bar must undergo examination By J1s
tiees sapfeme And districts may admit
one 20 district c0urt.
Mr.. Bakers bill repeating special
mileage aet for Whatoom county,
Mr.. Helms bih regulating fees for
attorneys. promissoFy notes, etc.
Tha consideration of the report,
which was favorable on Mr.. Ksane's
bili providing the manner II which
municipal corporations may Issue war
rants was postponed. His memorial in
relatiun 80 school lands was killed.
His bIii on mines and mining, largely
amended was referred 10 the committee
on suRroased biiis ts be pat IN shape.
The attorney general bill, which
passed the house yesterday, was recalled
from the council today fer feconsidesa-
ton.
Ths bill, No. 109, by Mr.. CLARK, Of
Yakima, prescribing rules and regula-
tons for the execution Of the trust aris-
| ing under the act Of Congress entitled
'sAn act for the relief Of the Inhabitants
Of cities and t8@ns upon the public
lsnds.n approved March ?, 1867, vas
passed.
Mr. Keans's bin providing regulations
for ths territorial printer was killed.
Tie following bills were introduced:
No. l92, By Mr.. Case. repeating section
| 1852 Of code.
No. isS. BY Mr.. MeElroy. Amending
secisen SOt0 Of esde, relating TO roads
and bridges.
No. 19l. 60 provids for location Of
county seats where NOS already located.
No. f95, By Mr.. Clark, 10 prsyent tbs
spFead of Chinese fhissiea.
No, 1877, BY III. Hames, for the relief
Of tie First National Bank Of Seaitle-a
olafm Of &2o0l for expe euses incident 70
the cotton centennial In behalf Of The
territory.
No. Iss, hy Mr.. Forrest. defining ths
ssunty line Of Lewis eOunty.
TnH MILITIA BrxL PASSED.
| OExMRrA, Jan. o. Especial ] --Ths
batter part Of today vas taken 40 IN tht
siderasion Of the militia btlis which
waa resd ssrtion b section. 4 numbeI
of amendments weIa made not aasetine
he general purpose and the bill va
anaisy passed By che following vote
Ayes. MeasFs. Oaae. Clark OF Yakima
Elder, Fellows, Hnmes. IrWins MckifOy
Payne. Preston. Reed, Stewart xhomp
son, Warman noes. Messrs. Baker
. Rsklsr, Forrest, Helm, keane. Knapp
MCMILLAN, Stevenson. Speaker Uiafl
/. FOR the reassn that be h command
ef Of 9 militia couSAny ane "a
tbersfoFe liable 10 the charge Of betnf
I | personally interested 10 the ball ASKS
70 be excused frum voting. Mf. ARA
, saith and Mt. Bneay were absenk To-
! voas was theFefoFe thiriaen 10 eight
Tha followiRa Bills were sa6sequenii Il
uassed. the oounan bin for TIE relief o
John De Tiere fos services 90 efeEk dnl
s.ifsr the orRanizatioE; Ar. hoDeS 5lil
I | reuufrinR Fnnnicip2l corporations Z
! taka bond fKom eontIacsoRE e0nfxadi
iua 20 40 hny work aE 10 make any lm
!. oroVements foE SSH municipal eop0ts
lions. conditional 10 pay lahoreEl
uaeeheaics, the material -men a1l
2 oilers, and the councii bill % pay Il G
Paige For putting the cApdtol bniioln
Z -no nFoarda h erd8f for The prsnen
I legislative azss@ely.
D ~ Knapcis bill IN lrtlati0n 10 puI
shaEsnr Of szpplies Tor cozBfy uso an
al Mv 0Ssses biil amsndine he Ei1aeh
e meet Law we're killed.
2 MF. Kuapp'a bill 30 prsyi9e for . o0E
: stsfni,onal osns1nsio1 % ff4me s oq1
y ssilufion 20 sabmft % tbs votafs ok -
; tezris1ry VS. referred 70 the con
. mfttEe.
, A mosson waz pot snmediatlsy Atae
= the passaRe az ths militia hth tna
/. uhen Tue hozse adionrned Z a01oof
n uuta Mondsy. IN tbe Aftsraoen
a Vosed dsun Wizh 3 s8og CT todsEna.io
q AZ auch thonzzk After taias tafthe
= Business had hesM trans4cte6 tne 80
y nesion vas pnt and passsd wttheaa q
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