Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-24
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greet aN1iE. 0enaral b. ~. slnIfn. af
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olxius % greatness. 4 celebrated a. tle
nan Who wheaied euounh Democrats im
line il tie 0snRon leRislatuEe % aIsol
John Hirpss Mitcheli % tbs Unil1d
STATES sennEs, ID hexe, and thls muEn-
ina Is tho ooaneiI occup1ed Mr.. 0ooksn
sat WiIh as much sang fFoI1 e. Il he
vas ~ Law enlitlsd b do 30 Same
pnopla we're unkfnd enough % nttributs
6anaral eiRfin'a presence % sumo NAT
aera IN whish the NoEineEn Pnclhe b
Interested
Whyg
wal. Senator Mitchell owes 9 arsAs
deaI 70 8enlin. and aEfde from the oneR-
ous duties e Unllad States aoustnE, Mr..
Mliehali i ons Of The attorneys far The
Norshern Raeffie and his son d ths real-
dent asloEnsy e Taeonsa. OF course
Mr.. Eealinsa presence may be attEibused
10 tha admirable weather of the slepDy
aifewa1ks 10 Olympia. Fea6eEina pedes-
trianism very poppisg, 90 % The nn1ukal
aosnarV. which Il especially eni0yable
thia rneEky weather. Still there may be
doobfs entertained as 70 the oeEEeetnesa
81 thesa thaoriea That The NeEtheEn
Pacific has thrown % she cloak both
a. q he capital removal queEtiO1 and
ths Kina-Pieroe ee1ntY boundary llne,
hna heen ndmiiled b ens Of their gang.
Whogs identity may ke s1illaieutly ea-
labIishea By saying that ha lives On
Porferse Prairie. II any enc has 3
donhK ab0nt this. Uneie Joe Foster OF
NJ. Stevenson, of ekamania county, eE
OcIunsl shaw, Of Vancouver, may be
Able % three lfRht on the matter.
Er-GoVernof Chadwick ls another
OfeQon man who d visiting Olympia 10
order 10 enioy the weather and aaenefy.
Tha aeatber did nos eRpenF 10 acres
wIfh Brother Keady when be WsB heFe
Sornestme amo, although mach more g.
lnhrious than q pressnt, but bis taste.
too. has evidently gone aatFay, Tor Be 4
back he1a again. OF OoatBe bis pres
euce has unlY one meaning and no one
need bs told uhnl 4 4.
IA vas twenty minutes pas1 tn this
mcrnipa when the council was called %
oEdcr. hut The loss og twenty minutes
ala not nfeet thn diapatch of business.
There is Q alrona proha5tlify that IN
recognition o. The euinpoksn oenuncia
tion of the pEoposed railroad Elsal from
King county, expressed even b. those
re ring fondIy oonnltd on for support
The FinQ viii agree 10 ~ amendment 80
he bill already introduced, % thn1 only
& IIttla strip north Of oournencement
bay viii Be described IN the ntlL La
desd there are good Feasons for beiiel-
inQ that The FinR only asked foz % much
% general prinriplss and that they only
really expected 3 iittls strip. This
policy viii only make maffers wofno e
L nnakas the Whoae thing lock like 3
game, and that he ring hsd been play
INC WITH tha members and it's said thst
he ring is aurpzissd at findinR % many
outspoken honest men n the leglslatnre.
Nj, ShaFps1ein introduced cll pro
vidina for the appolntment nf commits
sloners 70 asleot location Tor eKiesian
wells IN Adams and franklin co1ntiee-
Ihe governor, u will Be remembered,
vetoed the bill fog the aame pufpose
which Was passed this session, Tor the
reasons thas the oct contained the
names OF the commissioners, and 20
that exient tKespassed upen the gov
eFnor's peroRattves, and also because
the act aid not make proper provision
fof she organization OF the board Of
commissioner. Among other thinass
they wsre not repaired 20 DO swoFn.
The bill, under Q suapension OF theI
rules. YES passed.
M. GabeI's bilI for the repeal Of spe.
ciai road IaW now IN foFee u Adams
county, uas pa1sso.
M. Gowas's bill, appropEiatinR
e6e8e 20 for the relief Of Thomas Hea-
cock, late inspector OF coal mtnee, vas
reported from the committee on claims
vita 9 Recommendation tnat u @do not
pass,n aud ne report vas tabled.
NJ. Baxksf's house btii, appropEief-
lnR si3i for the relief OF ban Juan
couhfy, wAs passed.
Nj. Sharpsleinss bill, approprlAsIne
Rl8S8.20 for she relief OF the heirs of !.
N. vansyckle, YES reported from tne
COMMITTEES on claims with recommen-
dAiion thnf Il dc not PAS. Ine elRim
grew ouf Of dispnte ever eertain ianas
selected for university purposes 70 iee0.
the selecting commlttee HAVING oeen
composed Of Dsniei Bagiey and others.
Ohief OleEk Henry read 3 great many
Documents intended % prove NE justice
Of the claim.
Ths oouneil went into committsaios
/ fhe whols % consider the claim. MFA
Larhkin. daughter Of Mr. Fansyckis.
make c stAtement 20 the oonmistee.
/ The original amount Of the claim was
| $50. AftsE considerable diBcassion. The
committee Of The whole agreed thaa q
/ bifl shoaid Be drawn diFss1fna The teFFi-
| tnrial aneiloE % investigate tie slain.
| and, Il be is of eelnacn thai any mouey
/ q due TIE claimant, 20 adiGst the sam,
and authoEizina him 10 draw q vAEEani
on the territorial treasurer In favor oG
i tbs etuIW1 W1Ut4 h0N As41 t44H DC lEU4 IuAAu
10 b dus. Tue eommit1ee Of she whole
then rosa.
Then there was further diacnssIon of
ths claims. Mr.. Ggwey said that TIE
| tegfitoriaI audiloF w0ald likaiy Cad, sa
lnvsstieasion, thai the territory is nol
nov, and sever uaa. Liable forths claim,
and that Il any liability existed, TIE
teKKieoriai university waa responsible.
NJ. Whife suggested that u he tarFi-
losIal nnditoKas iueugttzz1ioua I'D sha1
way, ho should pay 10 cut Of tie appz9-
uEfaiion maae for the university. These
IohserTnfiona were undeEEloed % Be
made Ia what Arfemns Ward termed q
s.skarkaEtscn epiFik. Ths atioinal recom-
mezdasioa Was aaepled.
Mr.. Lewis. b. permission, intEodnosd
At thia stage Of the proceedings, q hill
anthosintns The aUpeintment cf Wumar
a. notaKies publie. The bin waa r.
fsfred 90 tka eouamiltee en- edusation.
ef whlc1 8F. Lewis b chairman. Net
gi1hzaandine this do1Fish. vhieh waz
intanded 20 Be a Mr. lamiA sha fnsl a.
Mr.. Lewis uads thinaa EBfhss mistress.
ina fer The e1nlismGn Who uags % e.
thasinstia foF tha pamaRs a he wuman
suffrage hiil. 10 they an allowed q
Vate, q h bat fair. HF.tLIsgfs urged.
thnt they Ehoafd enjoy tie pri11laase a