Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-18

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| flEst thina IL oEdsF, and thsz foliaued Z
llselleE rhetolicAt nrslza than nnaaI 10
1his oobeR end o. the lezislaluEa. The
blh prosldea that TIE baaxd % county
eamuizsioneFa shall he The body hsvina
tha anthoEilE 10 grant heensea aaeord.
ina 20 the terms q the aat. Thars are
sams othsE niils intfbdaesd IL ths coun
81 havinR . slmilaE objeet with Mr..
nhaRpslaln's bill. Mr.. Th0mpssa has q
oil Whin1 haa mot yet bs8n pginked and
he didn'f want TIE members 10 eommia
teamselges. mil thag had examined 81.
~. kozaeK took TIE chair and Mr..
1humpeon moved thAf Mx. 6harps1ein's 3
bill b. rs-onmmitled to the fnafeiarY
eommillee, tE oE6ef thas all tha bills
miRht ho considered toEstheF and. a.
/ possIbies repoFt Be made rsoomna1d-
"a The aeoption Of the leading features
q all Of the bills. NK. Hhompson,s
bih provides that he -bozd Of e0nnty
commi1slonezs shall not grant iiesnss
for sneh sale within the limila q ang
Incorporated city, town or village. OF
within one mile of sneh limits, and
proyided further that ons third Of the
legal VOTERS Of any Incorporated eisy,
town or villaQs. or one-thlKd cf the
legal seesEa Of any county WAC reside
as aforesaid, s,ahall SEX for Che granting
OF suah license - follows: At every
regular biennial aeaeral election the
leRal voters Who desire The granting Of
snea teenss" shall vote for OF
aRainst saeh granting and If one
third Of all ef the ballots cast afor H.
csase" then the lioenss shall Be granted
By TIE mayor or eomDen council or
other governing body but No license
% sell Intoxicating liquors shall be
granted anywhere In the territory lex
c1pk IN Cities towns or sill1gea.l where
Ia cns-third Of The legal voters there0f
have not thus asked for she granting Of
sach liesuse By their votes east.
Mr. sharpstsin opposed Mr.. Th0mp-
son,a motion. aud said that the recon-
initial OF the ill meant that ik vas %
be killed, end u tbs coansii waDted 30
kill the bill. u might es well do 80 ct
onoe.
Mr. Thompson protested that bis In
lenti0ns ueFe not % blood-thiFsty. when
MF. Convey came 70 his refisf. and
amended the motion that the bill be
laid on the table. This motion Wasn't
seconded, but no ruember uotieed the
fact; anyhow Il was voted dozen. TIE
original molten was also similarly dis.
posed Of.
Mr.. Govey than raised the point Of
order that the bin vas not yet sneroased,
and that unlese the rules we're suspend
ed the bill o0uld not be placed on its
dual passage. Mr.. White argued that
the Fales we're dumb on that point. Mr..
Sharpslsin made 1olioa that the rules
be suspended. Pfseident pro 6e7l. Fos-
Ter decided the motion carried.
Il thought it required q two thirds
vote 70 suspend the rules suggested
MF. Gowsy, with most amiabie m0dula-
/ fion Of voice.
aThat's what I ihouRhA, soo," replied
Mr.. Foster. blandly. sand 90 | decided
the motion wns carried
This little passage nearly hfouRat
| down ths houan.
Then M. Thompson argued against
NJ. ShaFpstein's bill because Il con.
commissioners. Then someshinQ ap-
peare6 20 strike Me-. Thompson, for he
moved to reconsider the vote By which
/ the motion 10 reoommit vas lost. AFR.
Thompson, By reason 0f having voted ia
ths negative, had 20 riaht TO make such
q motion, bnf that didnt make any DIFF.
| feraacs for tbs motion was declared
carried. Thsn Mr.. Thompson and Mr.
Sharpsteiu indulQed IN harmless col
loqny across she door, and Mr.. Thomp-
son proposed 10 amend ths bill BY In,
cooperating In Ma. Sharpsieln's bill the
sscond section Of bis bill. substantially
as above given. Then by mutual con
sent the two bills we're referred {
Msssrs. fhompson and sharpstein, viii
the Implied suggestion that they eould
hRht the matter out IN private. and re
port saeh an amslgamation as pleased
them.
The bill formulated By ths ways and
means committee, in pursuance OF 4
communication from tie governor, ap-
pFopFiating $3.50 for tbs relief OF 3. r
Albert for services rendered daring tbs
| fishery troubles along the Oolumbis
river, was passed finally.
TEE report Of the committee appoint
ed to visit and inspect the territorial
panItenaiaFy at Walla WaIla Wss read
Some Of fts features are, that there is 4
defcit Of 81. $3.50 expended for -,
mosal Of the prisoners from tbs old d
the new building, and for their main.
teuanee 10 the present. time; that ths
committee recommends the construction
Of neW cell wing containing eighty
cells; refers 10 complaint among the
prisoners because OF lack Of employ.
menss recommends that the govern
ment Of the psnitenliasy be vested u
three commissioners; says Appliances
fer heating and lighting TIE buiidinE
| are wholly inadequate. and rsogmmsnas
fhs following appropriations: DeHcis
-, ,l90.60; naintensnee for tue rex
two years, $4,000; nsu cell vi 2. $50.
900: warden and guards quarters. <l0.-
00e; for necessary plant fer msnnfac
turs Of grain sacks, IS 600; for hsaa.bf
and lighting ETC., $4,000; for baEu
sable, QFanarY. horses. e0Ts. tmpls
ments eta, 5000. Total, el73.z90 50
| The gepoEt Wss Eeferrsd TO the way 6ns
means COMMITTEES.
| Mr.. white introduced q dupIiasle o.
ths bill already before the lover heuse
progidinR for the more Existent exganl
Esti0n and maintenance o9 the usilitil
Of WaehinRton: referred TO ths osm
mit'es on military Affairs. This il th'
bill fer which 6aTWeans at arms ID
wuKk seczred such favorable receptioE
1 E9l00I ~ 0ALAA4-AAAa A%A44AlAAI sAAH ~
passage is sssared.
Bills ware also istr0auoed as fellows
Il By Mf. Sharpsseia, fsr the prevention
Of diseases AMONG s1eepi referred 4
The cnmmitfea sn agriculture.
/ BIZ Mr.. Barker far ths oFRsnix liion 0,
the coants Of Okanozan referred q
she oammifiee on eSnnfiss. TIE bif
provides that that psrt Of SieTenl
conniy beainninR n tbs istsFssetisn 81
the forty ninth parallel with tbs Fsnel
liae between Fangss thirty ona AMI
/ thirtg-tUo eat and fFon fhsnss Fun-
ming IN q soasheRiy eisessiea on sait
range Iine 10 The intersection Of ths
aid range line villa fhe Colamhi.
river, and thsnae doun said river 10 ID.
oanHnsnea Of the Wenatchs rfseF auc
thanss % the said river anG alanz fhs
prsaent western boundaries Of SssFsus
ssuaty ta the f1Fty.nInfh parallel and
fhenes an zee said parallel 70 tha plass
az beGinning. saail b. and e0nstitnss
khs euunay % Okannear. Mm. Gran
] ser, Guy WBsina and George Harley ars
dasianzfsa 60 eonnty commissioner
J with power 20 appoint al nsossssry
eo1asy omeefs 70 perfect osRantz Etlon