The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-06

the lieutenant gesssrHor in the chaix The an
nonncenent was reeasssd froa sae Hoaxe thar
i had PISSED senass hEa No. !. and Hcuse bills
Nos IL 50 ana ss
Farsiz oGered { resolution authoririnr tae
commissioners % hire rcoms In additional 10
those already Fensan. fl4ings rendered tho use
81 hts RON Tor the the ase OF The committee on
corporations, 30 - 10 save tke rent Of oae corn-
m1fkee room. Thtimpson. of Wsiia wslls, in
slightly sarcastic is,ne. sid be weUid tender The
free use os his roosn AZ the Csritan 20 the com
mssfee On pDelic mails. Of which he Is chaifmen
Drum said there seemed to be consi 3erahis
feeling On TIE sueiert IL corporations. ard he
would move that tbs corporations be Instructed
not 70 accept the user saAde but b uBa the room
furnished b the ssnata
Thompson Of Waisa Waila--I desire to add my
Voice 70 what the senator from Pierce SAYS
Owiags said he hAa ogFswed the use Of his room,
because Il w&s in ais own hailding and he had
not tn pay rens for n and he thonzht the ex~
pense mighs a. wen be saved the state. IT. how
ever. the senator from Pierce or others wesn
afraid Of being contaminated by meeting with
him in his room. Ne wenId withdraw she Offer
The commission essn q not have the room now
Drum said he Had not knfeuded any personal
reieesion on ow2ags. but IN the onaditioa Of
public feeling on The cooperation question. he
thought the Senate ahoald pay for roam for the
COMMITTEES nse. On division the motion Of
EaFfls was lost the ynta being "A ares q Is noes
Thompson Of Pierce oecea resoiation rela-
tive p the territorial university, which was
adopted.
0wings inrodnaed 4 resolution that the CON.
mlstee on memorials be instructed 20 pfepare
and submit q memorial 70 congress asksnx fhe
United States 70 rake good the d felt Of s076.2o
resulting from heldlns the constitutional con-
ventions carried. Long moved that the vote OF
yesterday BY which hssnse biIl No. Passed the
senate be receusiEered: eA-riea, and placed on
the fable for iEsthkF consideration.
King Of the judiciary committee, reported
back Senate bin No. IS Ser the pufn - OF essas-
lishtng home Ter disabled Union soldiers. ree-
ommending that Il be referred 10 the committee
on military affairs; tarraed. Thompson Of walsa
Walla. from tie eomnfttee on public morals.
presented favorable report on House bin No.
Is, in relation 10 the sales Of cigarettes TO and
use hy minors: placed On Gle.
Fairwcafaer, Of the cCmznfttes TO confer with
the House ss u ccmpensetions reported tha.
they bad failed to agree Long moved that ass-
other such committee. to consist Of ilve be ape
pointed 70 eonief with like committee OF lae
House; carried. Baksr, Austin. Luce. Giongh
aud Wooding were appointed IS such com
miftee
Lawrence. chairman OF the COMMITTEES on edu.
cation, presented . Communication from r. g.
Bran. state tupeFinienaent Of public insfxae-
tian, setting forth that re had small and insnf.
fe:fnt efice accommodations. he asked fns a
requirements in detail, and to cost ssa1sA On
motion OF 0wiHss. the communication was laid
on the table for Ilnmesisse action.
II. B No. s., for the display Of the American
dag over all public buildings, intending school
hoascs. was reetived and, on motion OF Baker,
referred 70 the cagmitsee on education.
H. b. No S. 10 provide for the payment OF
members Of the legislature, suthorixing the
auditor 10 draw warrants for amounts OF the
same when due. was reed the first and second
times aud referred 10 the committee on the
judiciary.
II. b No %. 70 prescribe the duties and Ok
the c. cempehsatIssn OF the clerk Of the supreme
referred 10 the committee on Judiciary.
Senate Memorial, No I, from the Hoase, was
also read, passed and referred TO the committee
on enrolment
seaborg. OF the committee on commerce. favor
ably reported back senate bill, No. 10 an act re-
lating 20 trusts had combinations carried on for
the purpose Of fixing the price. limiting produc-
ton or regulating the transportation Of any pro-
duct or commodity. The secre ary read Il by
sections. each one uf 10 seven kectfons being
Tefed on separately. All its sections were
unanimously adopted unhl the r ading Of sec
ton 80. !. 6wssgz moved to strike out thfs sec
ton, expressing the op nion hat its features
bore eyidenee on pointing 70 Gem linaiious Of
wool growers tfs0u6 calls for yeas aud nay8l
Ktnnear explained that 40 long as that com.
m0dity was in she hands OF the producers the
exception made won not take ef Ct
Drum moved 10 amend by striking out the
words "ner afterEAras In the second printed
line Of section 4; lost.
whalIey opposed TIE original motion 70 strike
out. stating that such act on woud favor cor
porations. The ayes and nays were again de-
manded.
Long referred 70 the contents Of section gas
appearing hke class legislation. and Il wonid
work hardshtpa 20 pcoF men,
Kneeiand said thefe was probably more In the
whole bill than can be seen Lumber das-
tries are inlerwoyen with agriculture 10 the ex-
eiRsion Of some others He was opposed to Sec
ton Z.
Drum also deslgnarea n ~ class legislation.
Kinnear stated that the object OF the bgH was
20 prevent trusts from combining and Gxing
pricus and cenir0Iilug productions 0f the
country. Parkinson spoke In favor OF section 2.
saying there s,as notning Ia il perHaesous.
Whatever eomffft u hL1 Il gwen % the farmers,
and snch gisi would not In3uFe any ethsr class.
The roll was tsen called on striking osif section
7, and Il was iests - 70 lows.
Ayes Bsker, DznEa, Fafrss, Forxytse. Hoagh-
ton EneaIand, Leng. ONfngs, Preston Of Waila
waIla, Van Hossen. Wo0odlng-s1.
Eays-Anssin. Ciosgh. Falrweataer, GuiIfoSI.
Haussket Hy6a Jones, KtRneaF. Landes. Law
renee. Luee, Payne, Parkinson, hiLsAArs. ses.
borg. ThomgsoEi q ksefee. sestais ws-t. wilson.
WhaIsey, WOllH~2L
Ianr then moved that the bin be indefinitely
poss ssponess ioat-7 a!'es = nayes.
The char seea pnf the action. "shall senate
eslI So. p&asg' a motion 70 adsonrn vas
pnt and iosf.
pan Hoasen snovee that the bin be Fecom-
ralssed to TIE Judiciary: iastayes, its aAyss n.
Kaeslsnd uaFed 10 a2snd section sy tn.
sessing therein. after The word prodncis.@ tie
wersts ..s.r raw og nimuafactnfed lamheFs" I0at
ffxa AZ xNN 50
made and carried Ia tne ahrmataTe b. she for
i0wing vots.
Ases-Aussin. Bsker, c5ongh, Falrweasber,
Paris. Farsytl1e, Guiliuii. Huashkes. Hy6e.
Jones. Kfnnss~s Knee and. Lan1ss. Lawrence,
guee. Pnaston. Pas ne. PAfkinsos. kanehArf. ssa-
barx. Thssrapss,n of Pierre. 7homgsan of Nsala
wsla yesta1- wast. Saison, Maa1iey, Nolsss
WDoains-1k
saTs-D Dss1a. Hoashsos, Loag. owaass. Van
rbe rasss were smspenasd ard Thomps0n q
wasla waf1n sasTe1ifeed . msnegssl addressed
10 enngsees esklng prom pa Aet1an in fAe adjust
ra.4s - ard sainla exfsfkaE besNeen The H911h-
err PaesAe Railroad cmapaay ard tne settlers
Al ~ fEe soaateFtl hcr5se 0f The sssse kssa
the al ard seeosl9 tk1ses asa refeErs1 fe tie
se4nxssstee rn lmes4sfials
gSz suogioa III Eeas, Hcz1ss kfIl Sel waz saken
IN ser aestsn. Is mM3es 40 appropriation of
sfse 90 ies tae pAylnent q sne Sxpeusst tt sas
laxss AsaEs- BesnK pai g a voas = pNkkss1--
yeas A.. nngs &
ssFzs keg 0ak
The Ssnsts sesa sd1osfnea 70 1ess - A~sa
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