The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-03

The @. A. r. Buffon-Csark.s Temper
anee Liserature Bin Printed.

The @. A. r. Bufton--Caarkss Temper
ancs literature Bill Printed.
OLYMPIA. Dec. 2.--The House was called
to order at 10 n M. by Speaker Feigban.
When the journal was read Candy moved
TO correct. claiming that the motion TO add
certain societies to Megler's bin making Il
a misdenseanor for any non-member to
wear the button Of The q. A. T. included
more societies than were meant 70 be in-
cinded. The House voted the motion
down.
The vote by which the House refused TO
Saturday, was reconsidered and the bill
ordered printed.
The committee on agriculture reported
fayorably upon Stevenson's bill TO prevent
deception In dairy products.
FtRsr RKADINa or RrIiA
II. b. NO. AZ, BY Geoghcgan--To provide
for the payment of the officers and en-
ployes of the Legislature.
II. b. No. IS. by Rutter--To establish 6
bureau OF statistics Of labor. agriculture
and immigration; referred 70 committee
on labor and statistics.
II. b. No. f8. By Edens-To amend the
act 20 provide for the construction OF
dykes and dams: read second time and re-
ferred 20 the committee on counties and
county lines
Ii. b. No. AZ, by Meade lhy requestl l-To
provide for the appointment Of steuo-
Eraphers for superior courts: referred to
judiciary committee.
II. b. No. ~. by Cisrke--To create
board Of railroad commissioners. and 10 de-
fire its duties read second time and re-
ferred TO the committee on railroads.
III. b. No. Aa, BY Plummef-To declare as
public hignways I'll streets in incorporated
cities extending ovsr tide iiats-
sEcoxp REApISs oE BILLS.
The substitute Tor bin No. al, relating to
fags. when IL came up in the regular order,
vas upun motion OF Grant ordered en-
crossed
II. h. No. 40. relating to cruelty to
children Has referred to the committee on
medicina, sargery and hygiene.
Robert Black, the journal clark, asked
for essistsnes in writing Up the Journal
saying be was overwoFked.
Grant moved that the reqaezs be allowed.
and Kuhn, Jnds0n and Pickreil objected.
Kahn declared IL was . JOB to xise some
one else position. After further disras-
sion ii was decided 60 ask the journal clerk
for f7rtasefp Information
IL. b. No. IS. relating 80 prohibition Of
cigarettes was taken up. The House went
into committee of the whole 70 consider
the bill. Erown, Of spokane. was called
to the chair. The blll and thea its Kubsti-
suse were read.
ehiun. OF King, explained that his orig
inal bin vas intended 70 pfsyens fhs use Of
rfuarefses hv eh{ltren-
psrkresf moved the adoption ef the sab
ssisuts prohibiting ths msnuiactofs and
K4ie of cigarettes entiTsly.
Clarke was shoAly opposed 70 this pro-
hIhitcFy idea
i Sh.nn rnosed thas the original bit Be
suhssisuted for the subkttute- Dlsrnssi0a
- 10 nr0pes parliamentary pFoeedurs fol-
aowed axsd the substitute was declared tn
order. YsIxhaa ard Eady both olferesa
sahstftstes. AFTER long wr2ngie o. shs
rs,lxz ef order, the COMMITTEES AFcse and
t00k . recess
n she afsernoan II B. 10 n. relating
"a Ia .ssle oE cigarettes 70 yosftns. vas
| called ssp AMI gss consideration l. eon-
s.ecskor mfsk rs snhstisate begun- M0ak-
irsy ssn.snsalasely moved % iBdsanissiy
r.nsfto,se the snssssls@ie. h9t. ait@r sosns
/ askxse. she rnoskon was wiihdzawn en sne
undertaking. hy Moastssy ifsss sbe essoirs
/ = s.s.snres sh0Uid he determined sutsEae-
| .Issss.x upon their meTlss- The aaesss0s
Gas yas apon tke EspoEs q the Judiciary