Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-05
Two BRan HEw TILES.
Msw the OeuncII was De-
Iayed FEfteen Minutes.
Littls skirnlzh ana Rlx Hanls II sAs
LswsE Hss.s-Mr. FsIlsws. q
spoknne, Fi.as wnssrlaa.

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OLxMEzA. Jan. A-lspsesaiI-ltss I
kare mOrning in 0lympia nov whsI
tnels d1es uct oocuF some striking Mus
lsaiion e The Laws q csnss and elfsof
Vne may reaeu0 with atrikiEa 1osnrnnl
ffon ~ early nsotisn 30 n1ienrn e ~
council 30 aoeiAl di8ipaiidn the nlakl
before, o. The exercises inniaen1 a ~
openinR Of nsw public bail1ina. 81 ~
cccnrrencs Of holiday. Not fo real
many notable instances sl this kfnd
ne particulaK one this morning W. n
an ornamental ehaEaetnr. Preaidana
Ihpmpsun concealed ehs wids aruar,rg
81 bAldness o. tis had b. sisk hal ol
most orthodox Rl0azineaa. And ~
Lewias Why, Me. Lswia, as ha orace-
fany Walke4 70 tho capital buildInr. ~
purzned by . galaxy of iIIuminStin1
nashe3 ct concentrated glory reflaeha6
into stars from bEnn new aiik hn9 81
most imposing shape and bKiabtnas1
An uuesuallF bFiehl ana aunnV rncrn-
inR caused all this display, Al evmne-
thetla result too, vas 3 d1lsy u oueu-
Inc the council Of fully ilfieeu minute.
MF. Gowey, On call for reports from
committees, chairman cf the oormitfea
on hospital Tor The insane, STATED fhst
be desired 10 respond 30 q EeQueat naade
BY Mr. Barker, Tor q report from tkiu
committee on the bill npprouriatfno
$lCo.O0 for tire eFsation ota hosrifsl
ioF insane at Medical Lake In Eastarn
WaghinRton.
.'rhe COMMITTEES" said Mr, Gousy.
sdoes not feel inclined 10 report this
bili as tbs present time. The reason
briefly is, that favorable rseommend-
alton Of the bill must have relation %
the existing territorial revenues. Until
the committee has some definite idea 81
how many appropriation bills. with
amounts 20 be appropriated. vii Be In
tEoduced, hasfy action with referanca "a
q bill appropKiattng &l0o,00e would NOT
oniy De unWise. bat onbusiness like.
Hhe total feveana nov is about $3.50 COO.
There is bill which has alFeady passed
the council, fepeeling the gross earnings
law. and Il this bill becomss Q Law 10
will cuf Oh about $4,000 Of the gross
revenue. Thea IL bills are introduced
and become laws appropriation Gl00,-
90 for this nav hospital; 81, 900 for the
Washington school for detective youtb:
el0,O 600 for the fish commisaioa; &1s 900
for q new wing 70 the hospiial at Stella.
COON, and $4,000 for the penitsnsiary
al Waila Walls, these aqgreQatinQ &i65,.
900, with the present deficiency Of S75,-
600, there will be 9 dsficiencg Of 4150,-
600 when the next legislature snests.
We must cot our AFFAIRS according 70
the amount OF cloth. Hssty aoiion
therefore would be unWise, and Tor the
reasons given the COMMITTEES does NOT
feel inclined 10 report Mr.. BsrkeF's
bill"
The following bills we're then inlro-
duosd:
By Mr.. Steele, authorizing the ioindsF
OF matters In abatement with causes OF
defense tn bar Ia civil actions; referFed
10 the Judiciary eommittee. TIE bill
Z e. drawn By w. B. Saunders. Of Ia
coma. Who notes that the bill Is CODY
Of section 1852 Of the Iowa code.
By nj. ehArpstein, providing for t1e
regulation, licensing oF prohibiting Of
the sale or disposal Of spiRltuous. malt
or other ini0xlostine liquor; referred 10
We judiciary committee. The cammis-
sioners Of each county shall have the
sale aud exclusive power 10 regulate,
licenses etc the eaie OF insoxicafing
liquors, excepting Ia Incorporated towns
or cities; provided, however, that Ia no
instance shall the annual license be less
than $500 or more than $1,000. The
mayor and council Of each city shall
have similar powers within the munich
pal umits. In all instances q bond 10
The sum Of el0o0, conditioned that the
applicant Will keep an orderly house
and obey the law, shall be given before
tie license is granted. The bond may
be declared forfeited for violation OF
oonditions. The penalty for disobedi-
ence TO the provisions OF the act is 9
hue OF not less than 800 or more than
1900, or imprisonment In tbs county
istl not 10 exceed six months, or both.
By Mr.. Sherpstein, also, amending
sections 2216 and 327e Of chapter go Of
the code relating 10 admission Of attor-
neys 10 practice 10 the courts.
By Mr.. Convey, BY request, creating
tho ofhce Of recorder Of deeds; referred
lo the Judiciary committee. The bill
vas drawn bg L. b. Bignold, of Monte
sano. The bill provides that at the
next general election there shall be
elected IN eaoh oonaty a recorder OF
deeds, although the same person may
be elected both county auditor and re-
oordeF Of deeds. He shall give a 5000
bond His duties shall be me same as
nov required Of the county auditors 50
far as tney relate 30 the recording Of in-
stFuments IN writing.
Mr.. Lewis, chairman, from the com
mItteeon education, reported kavoEabIy
Mr.. Thompsou's bill AppEOpriating
Rzb. 900 fer the Washington school OF
defective youth, and Mr.. Hawlsyss biii
$4,000 for the mainten-
anee Of the same institution.
Then several bills were passed finally
under euspenaion - the rules, as fol-
lows: Mr.. Lswis's railroad fence bill.
Mr.. Whites bill authoFizinR eounties 70
incur indebtedness to tue limit Of four
ger cent. Of the valuation OF property,
and repeating section 26e3 Of the code.
and MF. Steele's bill regulating the sale
of the property Of oecedents. These
bills were als passed without a dissent-
ina vets.
The council substitute for the house
Joint resolution, aafboFixiBa The pns-
chase Of $50 woFth Of postage stamps
for the use Of The naembers Of She IeRis
latura, was adopted, Mr.. G0vey nel vot
ing. Mr.. Lewis voting may" and Mf.
steele announcing. With Q GuddeD bursi
Of Fecollecfion, THAI be vas paired vith
Mr.. Cook. although be addsd, eefto uocs,
EN- get the stamps anyhow" TIE res
olution received six votes. and then
Chief Clerk Henry suRgested thai She
resolution had failed % pass, a. II re-
quired 9 majority Of all the members Of
the council. Any namber Of vel vefstd
gentlemen arose 70 suggest tkal it on >
required O majority Of q quorum. ana
President Thompson 30 Fsied.