The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-10

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euzssfse uf ssiis aEs4 essnrsse sixh Aune<f
ls1sx- Is ssald be siezaps.lizzax 10 the
tr-ssrr iasorss snsrses lsss izsias
rrs<oE walls. anss n1s usiss3s5e
Bochasan wanted 10 MAKE cyzvs a seff
surpoyssnx- Re astS'f teEiss~ Ia the coan
p<tifson skesry-
LET rHEx eIxAR rHx s-xrx LaxDx.
Lindsay was Of the cpfnzan hat eonrfr4
sascy snorld BE- usssixsa IN clearing state
cssasegys e:dn's vaas 70 ssa the sana. sf
the lesislsfnsr coavtess sasala b. wozkss
inside u Sssssl5Ae, aaa eassaie. ii nxe<s.
nary.
VESTS sad wsirs mo.ans ~sss bod
t1ex
section passed
Against eoxRrrT SOLICITATION
sse 9. Any r~rSoa vho directly or in
diretfay sfssl cser. give eE rrozise any
moAcy or thing ef rxsue t@st1snoofsl
prisilsgs. OF terscrss advantage. b any
sxecussyc. sr Jau ieiAs onsecr, or member of
TIE iegs<xzxnre 60 saS a<use nlm IN the
1 ressoraasnex OF any ~ hi. public os ofsclas
duties. sssaa sse guilty ci brat<ry. and shall
nr panssned In "a b manner as provided
by Law. TIE cfsen<e os esrrups sssictsasion
os uaeznfers vi the gsn<xal assembly. or OF
! public off3esss of the Sfsse or any mHn;r5-
/ pal division thtrsof. and any ocrupAsiuu
~ practice ur sssieitA.kan Of saeh members
| or o1Bners te fnfIuence their ozz5eial Ali n.
AnAll be defined By iaw. ard shall be pHu-
fshest BY ane and impxisonm~ns Any
i ferocn hay be c0Upelsod 10 fe14ify In snR
lawful investigation or tt1d e7al DT0ceeezny
against any person who mAy be charsed
win hsvis committcd the c6ense OF bri-
sery or corrupt ssiis1faftcn. or practices Of
so1eisa loo, and shall not BE permffsed 20
withhold his testimony oa the ground that
sk may erlIafn&se himself of sab5ecs hi n
% p1osic llsfAny, bzs Sstcia testimony xaali
nos afterwards tsc ase,t against him Ia any
JUDICIAL Proceeding fos perjury ia
giving sucA testimony anr person
convicted of either OF the 0fs1ases afore-
sAza. khals - pat of the punt hmesst
tbsrsfor. Dc disqualified from ev holding
asy Position of hosor. trust OF prudf in
this state. A member who aas : private
intsresf in say issli or measure prepared OF
Ts.adiax before the legislature shall dis
close The Fact To the ssousk Vi which be u a
E0esneer. AID s1aa noS yost thereon
II NogKs IN rxxSsyLvAxgA.
Dant4r nsoves 10 STRIFE eu;
Aoose ssand To kBo~ whss He said
this was from the Pennsylvania Sons.itga-
Ton and wAs there gery clhcseat prgsls-
son-
Godmsa declared the 8 ion wss In o,,-
position 10 seesioa 8 of Tne bill OF rights.
com Ling pers.n 10 give evidence
against hiEasesf.
ssfs-s favosei rsstnsson OF tbs section.
u wss the work of the great jarist. Judge
Jerc Black.
DaAb4r. siowey, tsrs Is sts. cossroye. Wa.
ner. Lsiiis, sisoke On tue Dlasso:.. Il was
lest, - 10 -.
NONE oY IT SATISFACTORY.
schooley moved to stEsks ost all that
poTden ssf the Sezesion Ee@Et.ag % bribery
Cosgroye novel - aneni ~ striking
osls AL after the FIRST sala;sice after con
ssisrsnse 6cbsse. co.B uiosioss xer. lost
l. ID sullivan Eeye1 10 sEsike oai all but
last sentsilce. lost
ONE SENTENCE ABOLISHED
Turner mcyed 10 strike on, the first seq
tefice, eIaiag with fhe word law" car |
ried, - % -. The saet.s1u WAS then passed !
The EkxgsEscs rEoFIsIos.
.'sec. si. No law, exeep. spsror,r ia,.oa /
bills. shall take effect galsi ninety dxys
altsr tas asslo1rnm-ng cs the session q /
which il vas enacted, nn-e - Ia case OF aa |
emergency (which cszergxLcy nuss be ex-
pressed IN the preamble Or in the body OF |
ihe actl tie legislature saail otherwise 1
direct by vote of two tatftss o. AL sne |
members eeicd u each houes: said vese /
~ be taken by yeas ata1 nays aud elfsefsd 1
on the Journals" Passed.
WHAT MAKES VALID BILL
.fsee g. No bill will become Law until !
The same sha have been signed by the |
presiding cffieer of esch O. th< EMo Boszses i
In open session. and under saeh rules o. |
the Legislature SHAH preserstse''
HERE'S wHEaE A DfsPgfE AROSE
sec. 80. The o.ae1xbsp OF lands hy I;
a'ss IL is detrimental 10 tie h.x fufarests /
of the siste. aid IL sherefure Prohibited in 4
this sfstr- except where acquired by in I
beritaRcc er in good faith ia the ordinary I
course of issiice IN the ceiseetioa Of debts /
heretofore created, ANA al conycyaaces ol 4
lands hereafter maze To a5y alien. ia Getty /
or Ia trust for ssteh alien shall be void: i
provided, that the prsslsloas OF this sss- 4
tion sha not Apply 20 nsis containing 4
va nabIe deposits os precious metals. cop
per or lead. and he necessary land for i
mills aud other macAin ~ 10 mine and !
reduce the ores thereof. I"
wogpED SOMEWHAT DIFFERENTLY.
Jameson offered q substitute that after /
amendment read as follows:
TIE ownership of lands By aliens .s /
prohshitrd except when srQu,rei ry in +
herstaaee, or under mortgage. or Ia gcod /
faith In the ordinary course ot justice Ina i
the collection Of debts. Iouye. ances os !
lands, hereafter mace ~ any alien directly i
or N tr8ss Tor siieh alien. shall DC void. 4
Provided that the Provisions sf this sec +
ton shall rot apply to lauds containing +!
valuable deposits ol minerals, meals, iron, f
coal or nreciay, and the Necessary land for /
mills and other necessary machinery 10 b. 4
Us 4 la the development taescoi'
The Substitute wss Accepted
A gFsfs fy s<Tf3f,fTy
Z II. Sullivan moved 10 strike out the (!
whole section He declared IL was going 1
back Que hundred Years.
Sak stolf supported the motion, Claiming I
that there Was nothing % be feared ia fass i
territory from foreign land -hassierx They
o~n tracts OF lsnd CA the eass o! the 1
Roxy fnouuisias, no. here.
This bruaghF tsrsffts-s 10 ais feet. aad he /
made sysgeea Ia favor of pro esstEpa of the +
American citizen iron foreign eaeroaeh- 2
nlent- He read sa extract from tue asse~- i
fnes Gsfssgs showing that thirty 10 eign 4
loF5s and syncieates Own Il en.ooe acres of t
land Ia the Jeited states. q territory great I
er In .xtelss fssan sli OF New Eagsand.
Power thought sssh laws vise and ii;~ /.
dieioua. T.. &. susligaa siec:a-ei that the 1
substitute was wrong tn rriacipge sud bae 1
policy Tor the territsEy.
ANEssSro Of TEE DeAD.
stiles sad that the territories were tn /
sipbfszs to the late lAfncn.ess Aiiesm An
drew jackssf sparks cor Eaissiousr OF the !
land Office who esscsesf secA sweeping
laws against foreign corporations The I
>urtneru Pacific land grant. be declared, /
Is Q g-ofestinn In shis territory against the !
requirement. OF large tracts % iaad Ia ssB-
gle bodies.
Meose said this WAS ,os an idea ef
SPARKS os os anyone else; 1pf IL was a
truly American -. A GsaHg Ireland, az
ssif ssat ii fhzf un sorfuns,e eouatry haa
sSeE the danxer 90 foreign oEnership "a
isfae sae migat haye b sn free couatry
TODAY Tass sasssfitafs - sae- her piece oi
legislature la sehali ST American citizens
Nosre thea ecutf1asf ia sn eloquent
sfseeca fssr the holding Of American lanas
by Americans.
No DANCES Tu aE sEAxxo
nushxnan waited se strike oas the sub
sssy.te lie conien't sse nasi harm could
eosae Sn fsis tSrrstoFy from the haleing os
Ia sis isy foreign sarSGsses
I4a. Hos.on u sssIAe szs Was pas and x
wss hsf- is ~ =.
The ce9nrsi tee sResse a; = ttS and the
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