The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
THE ORGANIC LAW.
Chairman Hoyt Will Ap-
point the Committees.
AnsornSrn rSrrr rrEsDsr
CsastisatfoaAI Delegates Rais~ .
r1rse ses Esies.s.rg-EmYtey-
Ment cf omessi Reporters.

tlysFta. 1sss sS--P-ssssseaf ness VIII
nsEr the committees - the sxsssststs3rfara:
sssavsnsisn: hzzs as earnest sszsray,s wgs
s1sslc se<lsy TO siep-ive hlm at Of sesSs =
share % bis errasatsye. when Frssssr
snf-csiaced his resolution that the gsrs~s-
seEs Dc authorised 10 nssEaiasss slss cssn-
Eaiftsss. aud - aacndmse: IS E.sag~s.s q
tass the frs: naems.er Ss eswA E.c rxsssiSs-
ecszd the chairman. y snail ssarns oF cpgss-
sitsoa sxs inzsacxsissssy awakened. SsslIi-
van. q tsaifsxs for sosae reason 9ssn I
think TIE rr-sAsesss saaala bare tae pravi-
1sgs ef nAzssns the coazEnStzc ehssrner
and attempted 10 deprive hsrn II the rrs>-
negative BY an amendment that Mas nos
~conceSf. Grisislx. slsss, Thought tha. the
combined xssasra of the iaera hers os sh.s
committees sheait be substituted fssr thar
Of the president. and he iastsrsd upca his
i1presxlpa wih Sn amendment and q
sF~eeh- Manly disereNi frosa his Eastern
colleagues ard srustesa I'D the fairness and
Judgment a the president 20 exercise what
wss so clearly his right - chairman srOs-
ser and oshers ecinefaei with Manly aud
when Grififi's amendment came 20 a yuse
there we're bus three or fSar others = 30
favor. 50 tie eonveation declared its con
ndence IN iss president, uhe Viii b. en-
saged unti' Tuesday in flning The lso
places on the tSeasy.shrsae committees ei
the convention. lie viii remain Ia DIVA
pia during the reeess that hc uaay t,e con
suited by all who wish 10 have vosec ia
the nsfasngef she committees.
An oFrfcfsL REPORT
A large part of the sirae this narning
vas sakea up In ;he discussion as the
proposition OF Messrs. Bow nam aud ExsSsss,
the ssrnogrsphers. to maAe aa ofseial de-
tailed rssNass nf the proceedings Of the cen
seniion. All tae members were willing
enough that 3 record X rnssas OF all their
sayings and sAolngs. but they wanted tae
shorthand repor ess 10 state iGss bow
much they would 90 il FOR in dollars aud
cents. This Messrs Bowman and Eaton
declined 10 DO, tes au.e they did not knos
how much labor would I've required In y. r
forming their duties hus al Offer beiag
submitse3 in writing tn make The reysart fss
The amoans sweh work Is ordinarily worth,
the convention secepfei IL. aud thcs enng-
raphers sliotsicialsy record the convention
nan1tta. Messrs- Bowman and Esiun will
submit bill TO tAe lrgis atafe for pas mcns
for tiune actually engaged In leTfurmiag 2
their duties snd viii Hos attempt Ia sell
he report io the state when they have IL
counpit ted. and exclusive IN their bands.
They are taking chances on being compeaf.
sstec. anyhow. for If the constitution
should ee defeated by the people there
would Be slim hoge Of Z. lief from any legis
lafuse
rzASER AND PoisrTcS.
Brother Thompson. the new chaplain,
who was president al the council eighteen
mouths age, Is inclined 10 get bis pelitie.
and religion little mixed. This morning
he raised q howl of laughter when be
thanked the convention for hayinE
elected him president Of 81 important 4
dsIii.erstiye body. The chaplain discay-
er.d bis error in time g. reuasrk that ne
expe ted 20 preside 3, least over the NOR
ais oi the laughing members
ruSp FOR ELLExssrEG.
when the convention adjourned. Linsls-
1ey, OF Clarke and Frfrweaynes, OF ianc.ts,.
passed around the hat for the Eiienssx n
sufferers. shower Of money, doll.rs.
hyes. tens, and even twentics.
poured into the hats. aud in a
few minutes $50 had been raised for the
needy of the devastated city. The largest
individual Contributor MAS Hiram Allen
of Spokane Fails, who gave SO The fun
WAS foTwsried 80 Eilensburg in the after
noon.
NATURE oF rHE COMMITTEES
The iwenfy-ihac committees OF the con-
vention will be: Preamble and bill uf
righss,-: election aud elective ftghss, S;
legislative department, .: executive de
nartment and parioning power, S; iudie
isl department. II: military affairs 3: state.
eouaty and municipal Indebtedness. &: esi.
ucatson and educational Institutions. ::
stale institutions and public haildlngs, :.
coanty. city and township organization.
aprorrionmeni and Representations, Is. rev
enes and taxation. g; corporations other
ihaa municipal, 2: revision, adjustment
aud enrolment, 5. miscellaneous subjects.
sch@cale and future amendments, .. water
and wster rights. 5, agriculture. msuGiae.
tarers. fisheries and commerce. !; mining
and mining inter- SIS, = printing. mileage
aud contingent expenses, >: harbssrs. tide
waters and nsvigahie streams. 3; hpme.
stead and properly exemptions, 5; sia,s.
school and granted lands, Is; federal rela-
tons immirra'ion ani boundaries, 3.
II Was decided to recommend that the
adjonrn tsll Tuesday morning
In order 10 give the charms an time TO nom.
inafe the committees This recamms Bsia
t.oii IL is expected. VIII t@ adopted.