Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-19

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pass VITA tkis daenaf khroaeh then
ths lilsse bills 9eEe allowed . Is hleef
lna apan ths elezk's teek and TIERS Z
de 9ii1oue Feeeisinz fnfshar atteneien
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| ptsslde for NE insoEpoEaaioa Of raiIrasf
egups1les a1d - o0meei road oarnpa
Elle9 b bald depots e. togns on fha Iine
Of tos reads haglnR pupalakion a SO
Mf. 0asssa bill. exemr4lna fram fsxs
tea lhe pEufziy Of inmates q fhe Is.
sans asFlum.
Mf. AxFsanilhse biil Fspeailno sse,ior
nSs Of TIE revenue law, wna Killed e hf,
awn ma4ian. &c Mr. giarkesa hIll. No.
l0s ans1aal1ry e fhis sams sactfon,
1ao BEEN passed.
Ne Eokisr's bin allowing she sshooi
dlree1ora 10 cities end fopns % lew s
~ FOR ssho0a pnxpessa. fhoaah favora-
Big Eae1znended uaa killed.
III. kssla1Ees bin nnnndino thn a.
.Aenmans law was woaude1 hat sssaneil
ds4th ~ 3 miFaefe. Iha repsra r. fhe
oammllfee va the desdlg ssde nna psss's
and AF. Fellows desiring @ b Il a
tie death aagho4. ana pFefszrfna hin
sslf % deal the bleu than tl,af a. ere
mr shnnld do 4. moved inasilniss pasf-
ponsmens Of tue bill. bat the bill had
friends q knew not uf ana Hseakar
Clark MF. Hnmes In tka ehair3 mogef
. tempoFary posipon mans nf tna aaru
uliitss rsport and shis prevailed. ranah
apgarsntsy % NJ. kellowsss surprise ana
delight.
Two bills nn The calendar weFs uausad
These wesa Af. Fofresf'a ELL uFovEdins
that the teehnicai word aheirs's 80. -
not necessary - the legislative convey
anoe ct real estate, and Mr. pfsgtonss
bill changing tia school aae frora Ave
10 six yeafa. Mr.. Thompsnn's hiH. nro.
vidiBg koE khs payment of the exuanase
OF jussiaes OF the supreme ooaFs durina
their services ea snOn. enef With 4 reaAv
dissent from che whole house.
M. H1mes declared that no Uuised
States ofiieers were 60 pa0rlF pald for
the WORK they did as tbs iadass of TIE
courts. They have practically noe al
hour TO themselEss," he said. erhes
are good lawgers--our iadQes are, ana
men OF 9Fest ability, aud shev ara IA
dereaid for the work they do
Mr.. Thompson explained that il vas
the knowledge Of this that led him 10
present the oil and provide that theg
should &C least recefvs the salary intend
81 TO be granted them by she Dniiesi
States bal whicn they do mas receive,
while they attend 10 AeFrituFiai basiness
here and pay fAeis own expeasss.
Mr.. Rsed explained fuEther that the
expenses OF ths judges we're provided
Tor In all aheif tFacsIs on duty 10 theiF
respective districts, bat Il WAS not 10
when theF oams here 10 sit as 4 supreme
ncurt. He thought that they ah1uid b..
The bill vas p8sssa &C once under sas
penasd rates sud wikhouk Roine 10
and by difedtinn OF
lhe boase ID waa sent "a
0nos to she eanneiI. Mr.. Irwln, under
, question OF pgiyileRs. slopDed the mo
ion 60 adtauFn Whfla he made an ax
PLANTATION ab0ut that majority Eeporf |
Du the Yakima matter. He read from
he report In this mornings PusT-EN- |
which showed the major
IT. report 70 be really q minority re-
port, and stated when the FeOoFt vas
agFeed 0u IN committee tnas Mr.. Pre-
lon had consented 10 is, together with
NJ. Mcmillan, bns that after II dad
been prepared, Mr.. Preston had told
nim he would have 10 with
draw. =. WsitsAufR wanted O.
be a capital, too, sud relied
s0mewhas on Mr. Preston 10 hat end
He maintained. th@refofs. tnas it vas .
ms sigfisy fepsFt when adopted. With
this the honss adjourned.
The fneAsares introduced for gen
eKai gls>hiug OF the c0untiss OF King,
SkaRit aBd Stevens are absorbing at
tention on tbs street and In she com
mittee rooms. The lobby from Taooma
IN the inteEest Of the absorption OF Kisa
county is growing With the arrival OF
ssegy boat from that town. Among the
arrivals tonight 10 W. D. Tyler, manager
Of the Tacoma hotel. Tue very greed
Of the bill submitted, however, Il oalcu-
lsted 20 kill it. The proposition
to cut q slice OF King county
extending 10 the very summit Of she
Cascade mountains Is having the effect
Of turning away those indifferent rnem-
bsFs vho wers disposed 10 listen 10 toe
pruisct as Il was hfet outlined. The
bill nov clearly shows the game 10 be
nothing less than q railroad steal, and
Il viii be fought ana lost or won en-
that basis The projectors Of the cut-
ling up Of Skagil county originally de-
signed the capture Of whols tieF of
northern townships 10 be added to
county have refEeAied before
the strong protest. Of the cilizsua Of
that section, and have nov modified the
bill 80 IS 90 taxa in only two or thFes
small Islands Ia the sound. The com
mites % eennRies INST and heard .
protest from SksRit e5unty today, and
Pierce county toek occasion TO submit
some moro pagers bat no acs lon Was
saken ID that matter. King county
i yet 70 be heard from.
COAL MrzR 0oMxEzrEn.
The special eemmIttse appointed 10
visit the coal mines FepoTtsd ~ fol-
lovs:
AZ Nswoastis, In King county, We
found she mines In good condition.
aith the exception OF no esoapemens
shaft, and that she breasts bad been
previously worked 10 50 great Q width
that che pillows we're thereby weakened
10 30 great an extent as 70 be insuM
cieut % aapp0Ft the Eoef, whieA IN por.
tions Of the mine have eaved 10. oaas-
Ing spontaneoas combustion snd there
bg sndanKeKipg the lives OF the men BY
cutting OF he only means of egFess b
vay Of the slope, ana alse tending 70
the deatFuslion Of the mine. bat the
praprietoFa Of the mine are doing Whist
is 60 thsiF poweF 20 remedy this din
euIsy. We found the mines in Biask
Dss cad in bsd condition IL many re-
speofs. There was no eseapeuenf
saaft, tie ventilation vas b4d and tbs
drainage gorss, the roof Low, the tin-
bsgs rotten and bfoksn tn great num-
bsrs. ths csoIs used IN hoiHtinR Is wofn
nearly asaudsF and there is 20 sep
arase sage for hosting and lowerine The
men.
AZ OsFb0uaao ws foaud the nine ex-
tensivslY developed and in COED work