The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-22
Aftern.ea se..ion.

oLYxPHA Aug 2f-In the afternoon
kiuneEr Introduced 4 resolution for the
payment of Miss Msy sylvester a. commit
tee clerk.
Trsntiug 81 COS cop - sf the constitution
in pamphlet torEi. ard fer complimentary
o. fn 10 be DIS r!b1tsd throughout the
state The work is a. cs 81 act nor than
sep. ana IL must be an she'd within ten
lays aft - jaurnfneet; carried
1nt article ON sehedH sas taken up ard
slightly amended.
Turner's COMPROMISE MEASURE
Turner here called ap his pro;ost-d Ags-
s4tionai section. He said il vas amended
As q compromise measure. There arr some
features a hich be supposed wcnia be 90
tess-f 10. bar mary coed provisions had
tsegn lelF ia. He hsd left ont the provssioa
iec.as ng invalid evris'n aets of the legisla-
tHre. The amendment introaue~d by nnrse
a. sect tou , OF tie schedule xas suthciefar
for tbst This section does declare thst
the state Is tae owner ef the tide lands.
aud Of the beds OF naviRaliie streams and
lakes. This is an important Gs ciarsfion
intended 10 par The matter beyond al
cavii aud doubt This section provides
ios tie securing OF all persons y no have
secures patents touching tide lands. with
cut fraud aaa III good faiIh. If
There are ssy that have nos been
acquired ia coed faish, the state can
Gs@<fR AZ NsA4iA 10 tAEA iS52A&. III re
matter OF improvements on tide Ixnsis. the
sc tlon j. siIeaI ani the Interests of Dofe
are touched The nat er -, Therefore. efs
"a the lsgislasare. This seStsOn protects
the interests of the state, and takes ao TN
dte COS Hlzsisce OF no private rights.
TO MEET DIRECTIONS or ALL
EH sslissn introduced = substitute
leaving the disposition 81 most OF the
Qnesl ions involved ta the legislature. This
Sai1 <ftftsEsag 4nfyfaftsFz.Axf "a.
meet lhs objections OF ala members. The
legislature l. given authority 10 adjust al
equities oa these lands. To save aiy qus~
sisN al any fraud IL Is provided that sil
sales t=s Trade afser Appraiseslent under
the authority OF s5e governor and two
other state ofiieSrs-
Poser sas net in harmo1y with any
prspa~aitoa that woalt leave the ccniirraa-
iiasi % patents ~ The legislature.
~iises vss sorTT shg. Sullivan had not
been On the committee. III. believed he
had oslcl esS the best solution 10 the prob
iesn ysk made
yEAggn THE ssxg oLD EEsuLr.
Grfn.sts wss opposed u transferring the
sssie-iznl ayhi "a she schedule Tie feared
laxf Nrasfagi u2elaS woH21 new De sssse1
uyssan the sch sBis, snss thought the Te.
- wouisi tss thai tne ~b0sc schedule
aoala sse killed. he wss willing to yss ia
ais cwu y1sws &s far - sHy one 70 arrive
al a correct cunesassuE 20 Tn.s trouble.
&. &. - Iissn believed That the isst ar
sicie estferes3 could hs separated irzsrn the
sshssuse i sxSes~aTy-
Rs.,wne shought toe snb5ezt matter of
the tide lands ssoaid a~ rSsssrrc.s IA she
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Nso.i uan sas IN layer ot tie asst seven
lines sst the substitute, yr3SaG.sIsg thai fAs
state ccessTa lis o@sse Tss1lp of the TIE
lsssslS. AL tie rest Of the East1sg eoasa
~ ssfs ~ the legislature wtlasoes express
2lreetseE.
ErST oSx nlFFEgESsE.
puntar tAenxht the only practical slf
ferxaer t.csws ess The s~o PROPOSITIONS Was
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