Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

he intanaad 10 tAkN part mnminst Ia ra.
glslt ot = q1Eslieu kha1 had besa sss-
lea aaa ealied n1Ioo ~ hansa q sae
snAt No Eanh nn&4nne he uaFurtrafeT
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enactinQ eianszA This tailed and 80
Sd u1 ~ passage Wuns throuQh ~
xale nf a teA Tha rote iask niaks va
19 - To- MsNzFa Keana ans Wsrnsa,s
Whc Eotee no lest niz1s ebanrsd le A..
end NJ. keIiows mho va exsnsnd Vn{ed
NO. HK. Eortsst eaa ahsent.
1ce foiIoginn bills aeEs raEz16. M.
Barkesa8 aaunciI bill nEanndtne ehe ne1'ln
fsIaflge % depositionA NJ. Gnwevsa
eoRncli hill amcndina the fevenaa AZ.
th& eonncll bill amenAiuR tha neoEe-
eatlnz akiernsy so b changing tie
sptllsnR uf o0zneIl % co1neal. tke
coancii hi pr9v2dina for the uanseY-
auee DF olhsf distEib1Iien AZ fke - =
ef4y ef married persons, the IeM1al
counoil bill providing for ths orrnnsaa-
ton Of echo1l DISTRESS il oisies Of 5000
lnhahl1anAs. aSd Mr.. Thompaonis hIll
lezAlix7nz Instruments IN writing win
oul regard % pEivsie seals
The last session az aha huuse conrersd
e o'clook, vita fhe lobby crowded
wll1 ladies and Renklsmen who hnd
climbed ehe hill n ihe rain 70 IS fn -
the death. The cl1sa vas attended with
vary little sxcitement, houaver. The
members who ad been ATTENDING thFns
SESSIONS per day, extendfnn frou lll
o'clock IN tbs mnrninR until 10 ana ii
o'clock at night, for q week past. were
u no kumoE fer AzmoF. 90 % speak.and
toe honra DRAGGED heavily. A few adti.
tlonal reiief balls for ahs pxymenk AZ
eleFks and one foF the adiufant general
wHfa passed, Some amendments 81 the
conncli 70 bonaa bills were aoncarred
u e intervals e. The chief clerk
Of the council broke IN npan the uufsf
Of lhe h0uss and reported lhe same.
One bill paessd. Il vas the iErspres.
sible 8ast mounfalneer with his sheer 4
,naf haa tbe haFdihood &c that late /
4FNt 81 N.N IN KARaaRa. The bill vas
f 8I1z H III 4s7 fhal
tF<4E4E a ~ 4eI1e ell
Ean. i M& NE8 All
E'eI 4H4 If ~ HHs t84t &1.,
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& 44HE1I Ne GszEs1t nrA wsN e6sIa
ot0k6H ~ 8 rEF 4E e4 EIfM
Fellows, who declared 81 1os 1's &.&'<
thai had passed the Gre Of both hoa8ok
sould nos be found. After considers BE
lime bad been taken up IL ths search Il Il
vas stated that the bill had been found
0n the aoFeRnoE's table. Then tbe
Ene customary resolution Of thanks 70
she governor, ssGrstaxy, auditor and
treasurer was offered by Mr.. Hnmss. Il
vas laxily adopted.
Mr.. Fellows introduced very pretty
resolution Of thauks 70 the SPEAKER for
he courtesy Of his demaanor and the
fairness Of hia treatment OF the mern-
5eKe and questions before him.
Speaker Clark replied eloQaeugly and
leeiingly, thanking the members. on
,srs and members Of the press for their /
and saying thai be had taken | |
)ieasure 10 putting all the motions thai
,ame before him save the one 10 finally
ldionrn, which was soon 90 come. Ii
As tkS hour grew later the very tedi-
lm Of TIE time and the neaE approach {
II dissolution seemed 10 havs their ef.
eot in r0uslng the members and 4 short
Ice Of raillery was carried en- while [
Jerks and msInbeFs tied up their books,
,apers, inkslands and ether s'pluuder"
ind prepared for the final adjournment. |
The Lewis memorial. expfeasing ayn-
,athy With Ireland. created some I
Inusement IN getting through. ThsFs
vas disposition to get away from vot- 1
ng on Il, and there had TO be call Of the {
lonse twice before IL Got through with a | /
quorum, all voting in favor Of Il. Ii
Al 5 o'clock the hoaea decided to do
10 businees buk to attend 10 the work Of
he enrolling committee until O'clock.