Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-29


1here was the prnspsct Of nice flgh
9hen . motion 20 adfo1Fn vas carried.
THE LewKR HobsR
oozEEDKRAEEsR woRK poxH AND A KUaxRxl
or 1EK.Es PAssKD,
OLrMpfA. Jan. a. Especial. - Mr
ksane's bill " 10 tear down che dividlnl
line between the woEkinQman and thI
scholar, as MF. Keane himsaAf En-.
planned its purpose, caKne along Ia ii
| regular order on the calendar Tits morn
lag. IL was the bill pEsviding for a
smanded oFthoRFaphy on the phonetil
system,n providing. IN other words, 10
the spelling Of love" for Instance. a
lny." ~" haes" as hat. etc.
The f1nny part Of the thing vas tha
the bill did not make Eslnh q bad staerel
al getting through a. Il does a spelling
Messrs. Case. Humes. Irwin. Keane
Payne and Thompson. six In numher
votsd aye. Ana nine voted against, ahG
others being absent o. not vukinR.
The whole morning session was de.
voted strictly 10 business, without ans
halta or delay. A recess vas taken al
1190 until o'clock, having set all tha
appropriation and relief bills IS a spe.
eiRl order foR that hour.
Three new bills were introduced. a
! follows:
Maize By Mr.. oIArk, of Yakima, ,amsnd-
inR section $50 Of the cade. ps0vidinc
punishment for bfeekinR and ESCAPING
from county jails; that any person con-
hned in jail apon charge punishable
by confinement In the penitentiary and
shall break from such Jail, ahall be
punished BY two years Imprisonment in
the penitentisrys and any person cen
aGed IN iail upon 8 charge punishable
by flne OF imprisonment IN jail, and
shall break from jail, shall be punished
ny one years. Imprisonment IN Jail or
$500 ane, or both.
No. 20, by Mr.. Forrest (by requsstl
amending section Of the school Law,
providing that the superintendent Of
pablic instruction ahall keep his office
wheEs there IL pnstoface. his salary
shall be 1890 and $50 provided foz
travelling expenses. Section 81 ID
amended, providing that no school dis
triet shall be entitled 10 receive any
app0rtionment Of oounty school moneys
ualess the teacheEe employed In the
sche0ls shall hold legal certificates Of
hsbcaS Tor 61&C01u&e
No 22l. by ME. Stewart. amending
seosi0a 1850 relating. 70 grand and petit
jurors, thai the county commissioner
shall select the names Of 100 citizens 10
serve as petit jurors for the ensuina yeaF
and the eame number to serve for
grand jurors, provided that II from any
source they canaot secure the number
named, they shall certify the facts 10
the clerk. The names shall be placed
On separate ballots. which shall be
placed BY the clerk Of the court into q
box, who shali then cali 10 bis assistance
the sheriff and connty auditor, and, af-
ter thoroqahiy mixing the same, the
clerk shall be blindfolded and draw
theFefrUm tbs requisite number OF
names to serve a. jurors, and the sheEtM
and anditoF shall then certify under
osth 30 the liss Of Jurors % drawn.
The council bill foR the relief Of Unicn
soldiers. sailors and marines and indi-
eent wives, widows and minor children
OF the same, was given precedence st
the special erder Of the Afternoon. II
provides that the county commissioner
shall levy a tax Of three -tenths mills 10
make a special fund fos the relief Of
soldiers. sailors, etc., Who are In need
and especially declaring THAI none snch
skall be sent to she poor house. The
fund 90 raised is 70 Be distributed
thEoGqh the commanders Of the Grand
Army Of the Repablic posts. MessFs.
Humes, Clark, Of Yakima. and Irwin
urged the passage Of the bill, bns 50
many objections we're raised 70 the
special tax levy feature that when MF.
Kssne, whose bill 10 the same general
purpose, had given pisce 10 the council
bill, moved the return to his ball, Il vas
done.
Aig. Keane's bill passed aa once. II
provides that tbs eouaty commissioner
shall directly grant relief TO inolgept
soldiers. Sailors their wives, widexs
and children, and that they shall In no
case 60 70 the poor house, but be other
wise cared for.
The following bills en the calendar
we're passed
Mr. Reeds bill aushorizing counties
and eisiee 20 refund outstanding bond
ed Indebtedness.
Mr.. Conveys council bill relating 10
Surveys authorized By The United States
in this territory.
Mr. Shaspstein's council biil authoF-
izing telegraph and telephone c0mpAn-
les 10 exercise the right Of eminent do
main and to prescFibe the mode Of ap-
pFopxiations
Mr.. Hurnes's two bills IN relation 70
sppeals from the dissrict and sapesme
court.
Mr.. Reeds bill for The relief Of Wm.
Billings, j. x. smith aud Oliver ehead
for supplies furnished prisoners previ-
Gus 10 their transfer from seate0 30
Walia WaIla, $l7s3.
Mr.. ShArpatefn,s council bill for the
relief of Frank PayRe, superintendent
Of the teFgitorisi psnitsntiary.
Mr.. Gaoeg's cozncil bill providing
for printing the index 10 tue code and
session laws.
Oouncil bin No. lbs spprOpriasine
&iTs, $50 for che further eonstFRsaion Of
fne aerEiloTial penttentiaFy and pr0vid-
ire for tie mannfaetnfe OF tnts bags.
Mr.. Thompso1ss bill pFsxiding for
the paying Gs the expense Of igssicea
OF the supTsEe coutt While holding
sessions.
The oouncll bill psying lhs bill Of
Sheriff AibeEt IN ssoppine Illegal ash-
ina. $50.
M. Fhonpson's bill paying z. r
RadehaReh and r. b. johnson for ad.
veEsis1ng for bids tor ths penitenkiasy
eonkEace.
A motion to rssonsidss TIE appropTi-
ation fer ths addition 20 the psnfasntia-
~ made by Mr. Thompson prevailed
and IL will be saksn ~ on Monday a. 2
o'ef0ck.
Mr. Arrasmiah intrainced hsn for
he rsliaf Of HaxFie4 IL. yehnson, the
Rogegnog's sesEstaRys appropFiatinR SEQ
fer Der services
KAIL1D 70 P1nA
The folIcwinR balls we're killed:
Mr.. Osarkss tof Yakina) relating "a
suits fer divcEcs and alimouy.
Mg. Keane's In relation 20 comrenza-
tion og iadgea aud clerks Of probats
esuKts.
Mr.. HnEaz'a In reRAzd 10 eninsni
dauain-4aame es Mr. EAarpaseinsa
which Passs4