The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18

Conferences Commisaee ON the Anti-Pink-
srtan Bflf-Ths Hsll Cede.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 17.--jadson of Piercei this
morning moved that committee of three
BE- appointed 10 confer with the Senate
relative to tbs disagreement on the anti
pinkerton bill Tho motion prevailed and
the chair appointed Judson Of Pierce,
Minis and Geoghegan.
The committee on privileges and cleo
tons reported adversely on Eddy's reso-
lution TO redistriet the state into senatorial
districts.
Frnsr REApTNs or BILLS.
H.B. No. lo6, By Clark, defining the
duties of persons running traction engines:
read second time and referred 70 conn
mittee on agriculture.
H.B. No. is7, by oliphant. to give as
sent 10 certain acts OF congress with rela-
ton to dqaations Of public lands for agri-
cultural colleges
H.R No. los. by Painter. (by requestl.
relating to the giving Of bonds required By
law; read second time and referred TO the
COMMITTEES on Judiciary.
III. b. i0o, by Piekreu, relating 20 the
rules Of construction in causes OF action
accruing before the admission Of Washing
ton into the Union; read second time and
referred 10 the committee on Judiciary.
H. b. Ito, BY weathcrford tby requestl
10 create board Of vital statistics and 10
regulate the practice Of medicine and
surgery; read second time and referred
II. b. No. III, by Rosch, authorizing
canal and railroad companies 10 condemn
property through which canal or railroad
runs; referred 70 the committee on rail-
roads.
Herren offered q resolution that the state
auditor be authorised 70 ascertain the total
cost Of printing up to Decemher Il;
adopted
Herren offered another resolution that
]. r. No 5. relative 20 reading OF memor-
ials three times before passage, be amended
so thai but one reading be necessary !;
adopted.
sKcoEn RKApgss or BILLS.
II. b. es. By Ossrander-To protect
stockholders; referred TO COMMITTEES on ag-
riculture.
H.B. 2. By GrAnt--Authorixsng offeial
shorthand reporters IN superior courts: no
action
THfRp EE1pTsg % BILLS.
H.B. No. 70. ky Clark Regulating the
exchange os grain for four By steam and
water power griss mills. bill psaced
on hnal passage. Bill was passed-ti yeas
"a nays.
ruE coDK PRoFossTIox.
Consideration of the hlil appointing w.
Lair HI code commissioner had been
made specsal order for II O'Clock. TIE
House vent fnto cornmittes Of the whe.e
70 consider the biz.
Evans moved an amendment 10 section
I. the effect being that the code oommis-
,ioner be rot required 20 base his code
uroa the laws OF issI. ard
skat no restriction te placed upon his man-
nsr a work Esnns sakd he wanted
Mr.. Hal 70 Be Commissioners. He desired
90 rex vSA. 80 fer - possshss, of the code a
Issl. and fo-ref that u ever existed. II
woulA nsAks q law Of patchwork and
shrcsss. = stumbling block to all courts that
rrnx b& called upOn 10 construs Il. He
pnsA a vsrv hgrh c0inrl meat 90 The ability
a. Mr.. HI, than wh0Ea. be said. no man
IN he ssase was better fitted for the work
NJ Evans started 10 read from tie PBsT-
Txxxl1fsrxcxz Of this rsogngng, explaining
tie statzs ef the bill before the senate.
Kahn raaSed . posnf Of order. say ing ths
-.a43ne al the Posz-IxTxELaaxxcn. oa
shss suhsact vas bot pertineat
tseoxh2gRa moved thai Be os gzysn
ungnsmans consent 10 confsnne the dis
eusssaE a. be E8w ssL A Chorus Of ssconda
went ap.
II do not propose % frsspass upoa Tbs
tine Of thas honse . moment declared
NJ. FvnnA. after further talk. As for ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I know there Is -
/ fat~Elsa=rt sasnher IN this hoass who Vi