Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-13

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nia N3. I. b1f n,thina haa hfan zals ~
neals ~ No. O. He knew af no eshal
Ill 90 the sahleot. txcap9 a. Il minha hs
Aa4nel general KMFanua hill He nosn1
tnat thIs hlll, Together uith Al nssrr
Bills 9n this 1utiauf, - rne1e - suses 4
sF6aFef MoadsY, imns ialalV foiiswfnIs
TIE dtfpasllion ef AAa asa hil. NJ.
Baker suannsgsa thaf Z hsIi 80 - q.
e1o&1qe1 IN 1he council diH@ete1 uunn
tbs s8bfsct. uhleh Ae thonrkt hnd 6een
prHpaF20 wi1b q great deal e ezra II
too Should eama befnfs shs eommaisfae.
Ef. Afrasmifh seconded fhe n.oflon
vita the nndeEnanndinn that en- ne hilln
hasina any nsfREonne % ~ iaxnkfon AZ
railroad propertg shsaiA es considered
e that time. Hhs question wnz rnisad
q % wheaheg TIE whola of MR. Keanars
fsEenne bilI shozid Be aansifsFsa a.
an1g that part whiuh applisa % railroads
and he speakeR NR. AkE1ami1h being
u Ne ehairl Enled IN fagoE e Ne latter
position.
Tbs mosion carried. saQRestion fsom
Mr. Reed that TIE snbisol ba uontinuad
-sxs ~ - - ~s.- ~ " ~1a-s
Mr.. NIeElroy thsrsapnn moved thni
Ar. keane's revenue bill hs mads ths
sBeeial oEdef 60 follow immsdiafeiy
upon the disposilion of the railroad
| taxallon bill and that fhe hauas 20 lnao
| eommi1lee Of I whole and ou1aidar !,
| section b session Until disposed e. Il
| wa1 seconded, ana Mr.. MeElFeV ex.
/ plalned HAT TIE bill wsa an exhaustive
and impozlnnt ems and eo1la not Be-
considered otheEwis8. Il covered aome
painta IN which bis oonatituenle were
interested, be said, amau1 then being
. eaanRe IN the road law FsqniFiuR work
% Be dsne h ths spfine instead Of The
Mr. Rssd aaid that probably 10
(Reecl Vas The only mambeF of The
houss Who had read MF. Kenue'a bin
thr0nNh except himself lksane). and
be knew it 20 cGnlain many good pro
visions. Vita tina Recommendation the
motion vas adopted.
Speaker Clark (on the h0orl RaRa
notice Of his intenEion 20 introanes q
bill for the Femoyal of the capital 10
Walla Walla, ID aco0rdanoe with ehe
conditions named In the communica-
ton read yesterday.
Under tue erdeE ef the intFod1oiiou
Of billB Mr. Reed presented bill No. les
to provide for the taxation Of failroac
property, q bill exsotly similar, he en-
planned, 20 She council bill insFodnoud
By Mf. Convey. The purpose OF iEs in
tFoductipn vas 70 get if before the
heuss before this and bave Il considered
10 oommltssn. A molten 20 have Il read
twics By title and referred was oaFrlea,
and then MF. Case moved that all billa
introdQcec sOeay - Esd fWiea hy titls
6Ao referred Tnim uaotfun mna onnonasI
by Mr.. Humes and Mr. Fellows. Opuu
e standing vots thirteen voted for and
ten against and the motion vas
declared adcpied, but MF. Fellows read
the rules, which require = two thirds
vote 70 suspend the Fules, and the posi-
tion he took was sustained.
BILLS TErRoDucEp.
The following bills we're then intr5-
dueed:
No. 1se. By Nj. Reed, 20 authorize
counties and cities to refund their fund
cd debt.
No. I57, by Mr.. Knapp, providing
that cities may vacate county roads
running through The CITY limils pFiog 20
The same being plated.
No. lb0, by Me-. Hslm, ascending the
code relative 10 the prevention OF Coz
tRaion among ehaep, reducing the fne /
for allowing the same 10 run at large
from $1,000 20 $500.
No. I9, BY Mr.. Clark (speaker), |
amending the code in relation 10 pEi- |
vase corporations furnishing cities with |
water, and providing that its pr0visions /
extend to oil companies hereafter or
ganized for the said purpose.
No. l60, by Mr. Ozark (speakeF). |
the code making provisions |
for an appeal from justice courts.
No. 16l, BY Mr.. Payne, amending the |
code In relation 90 private corporations /
making provisions as 20 the al0okhold- /
ere being Individually liable.
few moments after thS reading OF 1
new bills bad been concluded another |
vas hsnded 20 Speaker Clark, Who was |
atili on the floor, and be introduced 10, /
together With tbs accompanying peki
ton. II vas bill providing for the re-
moval Of the capital 90 Waitebufg. |
Tue petition set form thaf at meeting |
Of the citizens OF that place u had been /
20 patition the legislature, /
10 Ruafantee $1,000 IN cash and 100 acres |
Of land worth $50 per acre.
Mr.. Irwin, Of Whitman county, chair |
man Of the public building committee
which ccmmittee. by the way, did pot |
make its report today on the Yakima |
began 10 stride up and |
down beside bis deek az Mr.. Ozark be-
gan 70 read, and as be finished be sx-
claimed: ''Goodi 80 on; / an expect.
ipg 70 hear from Coifax every moment"
Work vas begun on the oalsndaF Of
bills for fnal passage. Mr.. Elders bill
amending the code relative 20 procsod-
inaa Ia criminal cares, and Mr.. Olark'a
bill relative to saits for divorce, uhioh
had bean negatively reported b. she ia
dietary committee, were Fe-FefeEred 20
other committees en- motion Of their
authors. and an houF was spent 10 dis
cussinR q bill f0f tee appointment OF 50
examiner Of sneineefs Of stationary en-
eines. and the house adjourned 70 give
the members an oppoFiurity 10 gain
further tnfoRmakion on tbs snbtsct.