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


81 s1lH tine - distressed the s1hsl slilul
tAes she mptlon rs earfiea unznI
Mf. kaawisa Reneza1ahIp wma uans
s1Ee4sor - lkas sheBn yesterday. To
e4E = u4z . aQa1Ee kncekdoNa ID 81
tsNoE. ME. 9awsy ghvo 40 TIE HRht b
having tabfed tNo Eab1tisu<a II lnfr1
dnezd and favored. M. 0ouey Il
naerped heFand ths bar and walksI
back and fuFsh vita Etassiafr OHfne
b aeep eonTaE14llnn. Mr. OMinrs haI
hiH cigar ID his moufh and fha wa.
ha e1e9ed i was poueEfuily aaoefinq
Il nKenkea hiD moRa khnn ans hpisg elsa
He eouldnss keep siill. Then GeaxRs D
nAAnuon came 10 ard The oonVsKsatfn1
which feliowsa appeared % bs WeEy
iutsftafine 10 bath of them. Nj
Convey made q decided Qeslurl
Of nnnoSance wheu Mr. IssRi
molten % reconsidex vas earEie6. He
fore this snbetttuso nama up fos feooa-
sideEasicn the Lobby wes campaFaliveis
small Then Mr.. 0uiuRa came ln chew
| ira bis cigar. Quite 4 nnmher ef oihsl
/ people came Ia after him. when 81
| hnht was going % Mr.. OsinQs oonld nol
/ sit still. bat paced back and foFih acres
tbs Lobby. there wasuaa one - 81
chamber Who di1n't hear him asy cul
-G4H him to nFdezi G&Il him 10 exdss. =
After ME. 0owsY he'd given up ths aehl
mr. OEinQs lsfi.
Had the substitute passed Is would
have ps1 about $1,000 into Mr. Ouinks'i
pocksf. 9uat aa aoon a. thas s8otion va
strseksn Gus. Mr.. 0sings's interest q
the substitute departed.
lie Ioslo.lnk elils MeSe taoleos hk.
Arwia's btil making fhe allowing oi
saesp 70 run 81 large misdenesnor,
- nllis autnQKlAine tne
~ tIReeRRlish fund
t
$40 - -
p
es-.zt ~ W 4N4 /feH
80 % eluo 80 - sIs. 4te1
lnto ane general elsr sano ana ho4e y
sne school fund ln .ne country the
iieenae y the same. lbs Beetisn pro
hloitiuR the granting af 9 license within
one mile 81 an incorprIaled city or fown
was stricken olt
MF. Meklroyss house bill relaiing to
appropriations foE roads and bridges
Na1 k.A1zi@ts 1A3N MMAe ~ ~ "a = AAtAs W1s18
vas tabled z short time previously, re-
lat.ng 10 sheep running at large; also
mr. 1hompsau'a house OIL Tor the more
elaelent ofRanixlil0n Of the militia.
This bill ls auxiliary % the general
militia bill and enablss them 70 80 90
new vifhsut waiting oce year fer the
money.
Mr. Cooks council bill for tie relief
81 sheriff Paekwood, Of Ellenkburn,
was tabled.
Mr. Fellows house bill allowing the
building OF schOolhouses uoder bond
ed Indebtedness was tabled.
MR. Lewis, By unanimous consent,
vas peFmilted 20 withdraw the bill ap.
eroptiafinR moneys Tor the relief Of
SAeFid Cochran, Of King county. This
Eesnited from quarrel prtcipitated By
the sheriff. who objected 10 she redRe-
ton Of his claim for over $1e00 70 $50.
de said II be could not get all. he did
net want anything. He vas taken ai
bis word.
A message from the governor was re-
celsed, approvina bills as follows: Mr..
SAaSpstein's bill regulating tbs time Of
bringing aetion and lhe service OF par
ties which bill provides eomplete reRu-
laaions; also MF. eharpstein's bill
amending section 2a3t Of the code re-
iating 20 the formation Of corporations,
also Mr.. Govey's general appropriation
bill for the steilacoom hospital for the
Insane. also Mr. Stssle's blu relating to
the sale Of decedenis property, also Mr.. |
Fosters bill for the condemnation Of /
the right OF way for loRRinR roads.
The council then took recess until 2
O'Clock 10 the efteEnoon.
Ntohoias II. OWin1s vas promptly on
hand when the eyeping session began.
To be sure, he didn't have cigar in bis /
mouth wien be walked within tue bar
and sat down Aesloe Mr.. Convey, bat
likely thas vas because be Immediately |
engaged in Lively whispered eonveF-
sAtion with tho gentleman from Thurs-
ton. Tnen he, h9nEativeiy speaking,
grabbed bold Of Mr.. hawiey's right ear |
~ d tickied that gentleman's tytnpanum
with information that must have been
mighty inseressinRs for Mf. Hawlsy
smiled and Nick sd lied, aud then
walked TO seat IN the lobby.
Mr. Clarke house bill, appEopriatinR
1900 for boring an eItssian veil 10 |
Yakima county, provided Yakima e0un- |
" also raises an equal sum. was passed, |
Messrs. 9abel. Convey, Lewis, Sharp
stein, Steele and White yotiaa AYE,
Mr.. CASES house bill, providing that |
10 cities and towns vheFe schoel child /
rem are entitled 10 draw school money |
TO the number Of l50 or more, may |
adopt ihe graded system ct teaching, |
vas defeated. The Law requires 800
pupils, The bill was intended primarily !
for the bensft OF Chehalis.
Mr.. GoweY moved that the governor
requested not 70 return klFs MeAn-
lass house bill establishing Q United |
States cauTt at Colvilie, as the council
does not nov desire u to become O lag. |
A message from the governor al
ponuceo the appointments Of Amos Il.
Brcs D, Of Seattle, as the third tfustee
ei toe sasiiaoo0m hospital - place Of
" y Newell Yeteoted. Tue appoint
ment vas eonhtmeo. Ine governor
notined the council tnat by reason OF
he near end OF the session he was un-
,ble to prepare appsintments for the
opde commission, the pilot commission
fer Puget sound, the penitenttary com-
mission and subordinate ofhcers Of toe
penitentiaTy, and inspector Of coal
mines. Under tbs new mtae law she
inspector must be reappointsd. and ar.
Sullivan will psooahi5 be Feappotnted.
speaker Clarke Eeuss oilis relstinR 70
the duties OF roaa supefVasofs, vas