The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-20
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NAY extcne tlss leave ~ sassSSe sas-s ssssss
a. lhe aese~sfsy sssEvsoF shall exist
The sSfse7 was adopted ulihvst 3lsssGs-
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/ >cs ssan wss FSsa
>es. ?. Ars iasss ri tAe sssyrs ne coaFs.
sT saege of sae SUPERIOR eeaTf. or prose-
f e@SzEz as szrfy aaay be renewed ffssfa cf
rec hy the s0sat resolution "a gre IeSssla-
fRre. II whielz tAFee foarshs of ne Sseszs-
{ fsAFs eSeesxxi - each hozssc shSls eanear,
sfAf fstt'ssse ssesency. cor UPTON. ms fraSSncS
I or sssfgsq segi,v ia OF.sSs. az eseez suFlciens
cssssS stated Il sneh resolutions. Stfca KS
olssFsan shall - catered az leusth on the
i9nrlaa II nsssA hanSsss and ou The QneS
tsoa 81 renewal fee Sxe~ and nesS sasl f%
eHssFsss on shs ioagnas-
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Eksstage o.faTsti > resolution prayhsiag
thss she seuuSssa seasl te straisssss ras.y
0t sHe shsrge sgasGSt hiHa and shan ~
+ heard n his oAa ds7ensE
Moore moved tn tFSess -s1Sv geu-
era .1sefoSo prosecuting attorney car.
n.,eS moved g insert sor aay 5rlse II =
TIE: csassa3ioa zas iasoa wssnafe over
fhx y@rfs'ssS asneuts goeDss and wAen Il vas
6ns h sslgnfSUea cat tise fTSs afs READ
'a8y 4aStes .sf ssiy eoart 81 tsa~srgi the ~
ffg1sy -Ecgaeral. prosecuting Ntsassgcs Vtf
The orlginsi nansaan was thvn pat AID
carried.
JUSTICES ey rHx PEACr
section 10 was res he'll aiid read.
SEC. ta IsE iexislsEGer shall ,seserEgsee
saS nElnoeF NJ fsSsiees ~ the ssrsee ~ &c
elected IN Unsupported elites nz fowsaS eslS
II. precincts. aa,a shah prescribe ~ lsw she
powers. duties & I jurisdiction % ia<fsrss
~ tke peace. fsrus is2ssi hat sacn 3aFissale-
ton granted hY the Il. Slstnre shah net
trench gp1B The jurisdiction az snaergur
+ uT other courts of record In iseoFpsFatss.t
cities or towns having more than S.fS1
inhabitants she justices q fae y ace shall
receive such salary A. faay he provided By
law. and shall = eeiye no Fees fsv iheir osn
use
Turner moved 10 adaps.
Mtissggse seg wsnfed tsEiiees uf The
teaes 10 have CenSnffent s8r. r.Sgl5rtiaa with
tae sal erter court ia csses sRsosvang s. o
or hess.
Turner, Cruwssy aud & II. sal ivan on.
posed the amendment l1 was II.
s.yses Gloyesi fa strike out sapd shall r.
cesye mo fees for their eSa a~e;" lost
The section y as then adopted.
rHE covGEs or axcoED
The Convention theR heard section
. eleven.
see II, The supreme Pclrt and the Snps
Tior eaugts shall pe c@urts a! record an3
tue legislature shah haye pewes ;n provide
that aay of the courts of this state. except
ing justices ef tae peace, sbali he courts Of
rccors -
Adopted without division.
roWEss oY INFERIOR CopBrs
section twelve l. ss folloas
''rsse u. The egis satgIs shall ~ scribe BY
iaw the jurisdiction an. powers OF aes af
the inferior courts witch mag be ,sish.
tished IN pursuance Of this constitution =
The section wss adopted.
Se FEgs Fog SUnictAL OFFICERS.
Section thirteen came next:
See. IL. NJ judicial officer. except eaart
commissioners and uusaiaFied Justices ol
the peace shalt receive - ass eva use any
fees or pcrguisltes of cssice. The Judges uf
the supreme court aad judges oi the sapt-
rt0r courts shall scyofsiiy st stated times,
during their Continuance Ia efiise. receive
| for their services the salaries prescribed hy
law therefor v oich khsli 10, De increased
after their election, nor daring the term
/ for which they shali Fave been eiectc.s
The salaries oi the judges ef tre supreme
court shall be paid hy the state
! one bali OF the saafy VI each
OF tbe Superior court judges shall
be paid by thv ssste. and the other enc. half
by the county or counties ior which he is
elected. la cases where ludEe is pre-
Ysoed fer more tbau Gne county. tha. roF-
lion oi hi> salary y airs Is 20 pa paid b.
the csfuntlfs shall he appoTt-BeG between
or among them according % the assessed
value 81 their taxable property f1 ne de
tertaired by the assessment next pgeeed
ing the time Tor which snea salary is 10 be
paid"
saksaoTf moved that The salaries Of the
Judges ~ the supreme an1 superior courts
be paid by the state. lest
Darie offered an amendment improving
the language Of the last sentence lost.
The section was then adopted.
THE aaSE oF CONTENTIOUS.
SoetiDa t0Brfeen was then considered
''Seu. H. Zach OF the judges ST the su-
/ pTeTae court shall receive an annual salary
u 5000, each of The superior court Judges
shall receive an suuuai salary as sIbp0,
which said salaries shall be payable quar-
Z tcrly. The legislature mey inercHse the
[ salaries al ladges herein provided"
sCHKsE % FsHETHESCHAEsf.
/ Wilson. al Jefferson. Offered toe fellow
/ iag ~ astauies "The Judges ol the su
/ I.reae court and ihs judges OF she superior
courts shall. at siated ilmes, receive for
their services adequate compensation.
( IS hich shalt Dc & xed oy the lesis atafe aud
be psil hY the state bui the salary al the
supreme judges shat nat exceed s}.ouO pef
Z anuuiu. sHd the SALARIES pi the superior
I. Judges shall Aot exceed - coo pef anuuni
tioyl moved 70 st ke oaf everything al
( ter TIRE word Legislature.
We,s sna,so sgseech IN favor of leaving
I tie whclc matter 90 tsfe legislature aud
Submitted another sac nameut euif0ds lag
H0yt's idea.
Daabar thought that every Judge should
I have fse right % know v haf com geOsa.
/ ton he gaR.d receive bcfort hG Was
elected
Dyer ealuelded with Dunbar aud disa.
I greed with Weir
Moore urgvd me correction 20 fx toe
( sa4aTi,-s at taf Judges 81 every branch ~
lhe atte government
rl8DlNG foE JgDic4AL LoHay.
STYLES declared tia ths maHNsagn pse.
laiF "a ts Judiciary tic did n0t NsDi Ia
tstlotsi the siicei aeit ~ q Judicial lobby be.
FOR. tie legislature, asking ior Big or litiie
salaries
wsfrfs amendment was lost.
Wilson's amendment also was lost
Dyer masyi shat the salaries u the st
prrme Judges 81 si,ea0, sai inc supeuoi
Tara a. s.zs aosel hat ths G 1rn n lite
RI AL rVpegt usosFsss; lost.
TeBSEg's PARTIAL FRIENDS.
Tuysef tiss sailed attention - state
( niHtst ttai eofae c0e Dad made that tas
( members o. lhe iadiclsrY committee wee
eaFvsns aut iuf sntve offices iGr fhegnssie
.'-,mc 81 ms partial irlsHds,f sais Judge
Taruef. have f.ksn i& uPou themselves u
suEaps' my 0a ue ~ candidate tor tie
sagaetne b nch. sBa for that ressen is u
position ! do uf.oa tbs. il8or Eai / have
nade lf the RUE of iHy liie u do Whist
toncgfye - be my duty, however painful
lf n5ay b. to myself opS9se ihis ameBd
Beng D csBsa tae salary ps0Vssed {,
ae thee yUst HoT reasonable. aud judge
Turner sqokc AZ some length against fiss
an.a dmeBt Fire aBnusi exptuse u TIA
afs1e Gf sife iFi8.i lary system recommends
- fAe ceMmWtee.' 3hp sfesAer state q
''woul1 be- $500.
Dsef spoke IL taTeF ~ bis amendment
and Eslis Is aG 81 a-n moved titss tbe com
laliee tise and report progress, lOst. =
~ a.
HieEs, COMPROMISE.
Hlcks otierssa a substitute pros ,iiivg tbs
the cnssf "a. tiee rsceiTe $3.50 ard tie !sls
sicss a. fsss. iasi
An asaeudaeut was offered 6y sgksslor
gh@t sse salaries ol tae sHPrs ne sogr
Judges o. 6oG lrsiead ~ sg.ls1
Bae ehanan urged tnat me salary b. mkd
f41s.i. wnisn wu8sd tse fIA1asa u ~ogsfa
day h3g WsE-s. Ws Gung isoafsf -
nuee as Ws 0Un E}efhe I ~. bat ~
eivs Aa eeleR &ssd a hiEa - an. az
! hats sn1nsa ara willing - 20 siWs
/ eaS ! ssupt - 3 cent saoTt- J visa IA
hss ieEsi es1sf sttsn 81 sH3He ng gtsu gesiis
. ruen. TIE remainder ui the 1l1 man
rernafas sese i8&s So etgrns et laugh e'
gFtss af "Naesfipa we're tsen Faises
, bnt ~ sifisf q tsw fema,ks favor q
sss'4HafffiDg fne matter - fhs Legislature.
~Qsessfs.aF sss sgzla called i9slsiIy,
wkNSxE coELss'g as sAREp.
y aaa rssirg So ,e.a ssa sbss gsies ssiga,
saia 3 sfurss If keNg fs3e aS0Fepsifs
III % g eAsek a,s4 ns al sisssx sGs0rlss
, q reguegsnn e tfge s9,ATlfs-
- - -. = 20 --L- 3.