Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
SEATTLE v. T. SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is lsss

t1giai FsxeEHa Ths spaxeA wsu1a lie.
~ have heea mexe irnrnasEfsa hnd 4
been asde few dara een, nnA kad IA
ansn xoRsd ia meenE&anan vita eAe eam.-
tInnsafs excg ssad sosaF. The aadi-
ttenAs 5000 aakeA Tor / : WashInefnu
echooi was favsrea By tAe seint 9on-
szttase ok fhe haafslaknxs Which WISHED
fha echoed duFfnR taa koliaag feoesa.
@na s1ia, azida fEum the enSnrasxnsna q
nSs membeEs of the cuanmil wko goeed
faE the tnern4se yesterday, ia nua ap-
pear % impress MK. Gzhel vary mnnh,
10 he not only axEus1 aoainss tha In
creAse D&1 vute9 aRaiaas Ii. Mr.. 6ahas
u 1n11 inHlAace, ef eggEua. may be
rtkhts bus 3 d worth whiia considering
the fecf thas he neifhsx raised his vuIea
Aaafns1, o. votad azafnsl, pEssioas ap-
psopsiasson halls. as followa: EasteEn
hospital for she tnnzne, hundHs6 ahnn.
esne seellasocm hsEpi1af sssanfy-
ave; msinlenAnca % Wa4htnnton
sehQai, twelFe. With Q member of faaas
onea . Be heard fron. Il usuld sssn
tbat Nj. 6ahePa ssBsisivsnea lay -
deepiT entEsnched that e required lhs
cumulative pressure Of fouF appropfi-
alton niils haxFeRatina tbs sam of
" 400 before "a ad6itioaal san of
$500 could egeefivsly slxlke ths else
trie eacrd bstves1 his conaoienrs ane
bic lntssesi u pabiis impE0ve9ents.
nF. Lewis bils pr0gidiaR foE TIE
payment Of wages % labor h Iawfal
money Of he Uniied states. and 70 San
Ieh violation of the same, uns paassd
finally wilhoul opDosition. aflsE tha
adoption Of certain anendmeu14. One
anenduenf DFoEidss aa fnliowA ANoE
f4Ntr -
impair Tue obiiRatian of any written
oontEact heeeefteE entered into eontEaFy
10 its pgovisiena.n The waEds "redeem
able at lts face value. without diseoana,
10 cash, and some oihsrs we're stEicksn
o1k. 1he f0ll0wtng amendne1t vas
adopted, alsa: provided thai nothing
10 this aet contained shall Be deemed OF
held 10 eppiy 20 negotiable time drafts
bank checks, or bills OF exehanee for
the payment OF money only The
amendment thaf the Get shall not spply
% written contrasts practically makes
the Law dead letter.
A number Of house bills were then
read and disposed ef IS follows: ME.
Bakers bill aperopRiatina e171 for the
felief OF san Juan county Vas referred
20 tha committee on claims; Mr.. Fer
rests bill appropEiating tl44 for the re-
lief Of W. A. Reynolds, q trustee Of The
eehool Tor deaf mutes. vas referred 70
the committee on ciaims; Mr. Kuapp's
bsll authorizing Clarke county 10 levy Q
tax for baiidlRg . school house was re-
ferFed 20 the committee on education;
Ne. ArFasmith's bill amending sections
1875 and 1871, chapter 1s9 Of ths coce.
relating 70 liens, Vas referred to the
judiciary COMMITTEES; Me-. Elders bill
designating certain days IS holidays,
~ follows: January l, Christmas, July
T. DecoFation day, February p. and
general election days. vas passed finally
under saspensi0n Of the Fulss; Mr..
IhoDp on'e bill amending section So,
chapter 90 Of the code. defining the
crime Of burglary end making it In
elude breaking into ehurches-to meet
The psoniiaf case developed in Tacoma
Feceptly-and fixing the maximum pen
alsy Gt imprisonment for life, wss
passed nnaliy under suspension Of she
White voting IN she negatiSe; after
ward, on motion Of Mr.. Sharpstein, she
vote waa reconsideFed and the bill re-
feFEed 20 tue Judiciary COMMITTEES; Mr..
y S.eVsnson's bill aopr0pKiatInQ $3.50 for
AAAA AGaASA VI GM0A80MAA AU&1tN was TO
ferEed 20 the committee on claims; Mr..
Humes' bill making Ii q misdemeanor
to request to be placed on iuey vas
pas, ed finally under Q suspension OF the
rules; Mr.. Forests bill amending the
common school laws. making the mini-
mum school age eix instead OF Ave
years, was referred 90 the committee on
education; Mr.. Reeds hill for the ea-
tahiishment Of municipal courts In cer-
tain cities was referred 10 the Judiciary
COMMITTEES.
The following petition was presented
by Mr.. Convey, and ia short enough 70
give 10 full: "Your memorialisss, the
oilixsns and settlers Of Olaliam county.
would eetfully ask yauf honorable
body TO change faw in regard to the
uhoies Of representative In the legiela-
tuFe, and 10 annul the present practice
Of binding some counties and boycot-
ting others In regard 10 joint delegate.
10 shoald IN justice come from the
county that 10 not entitled ts O repressn.
tativs by the present Law. Olallam coun.
~ has not had her own voice 10 the leg
islatuFe for q number Of sessions, but
has demanded the same IN the political
Conventions Of both political parties,
but We have received the boyootting OF
both parties and a. Ireland cries for
h0ma rule, Olallam county praye for
home right. and II granted by yoar
honorable body, your memoEialists viii
ever pray"
The orthoRraphy Is agreeable 10 Mr..
Keane's phonetic bill. with slight varia-
tions. Legislature is SPELLED "legisla-
teri" binding, "byendinR;" boycottipR,
"bycoting;n conventions, "ceuvin-
tious.D
Mr, Lewis requested the ways and
means committee 10 state at whst time
il vould report the bill appFopFiatiDR
moneya foF the support OF the Terrific
rial University, and Mr.. Govey respon
ded By saying that the bill bad received
partial consideration, but the oommis.
lee vas not yet prepared 10 report it.
bat would Go % soon.
Council then adjourned until Monday
morning af 10 o'clock.