The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-28
HoUsE rRocEKDiNos.

The Senate then adjourned until Friday
as p. M.
HOUSE fRoCEEDINGs.
The First Bin Passea-Long sqaabbie
Over Adjournment.
OLYMPIA, Nov. 27.--Aiser the usual pre-
liminaries this morning Straight of Walla
Waila was granted indefinite leave OF abb
sence because Of the illness OF his father.
Several enthusiastically aeiicui-
ture. irrigation Indian afEairs-asked Tor
and we're granted clerk jointly.
The committee on WAYS and means and
claims reported back House bill No. 4. ap-
propriating $40. .000 for the expenses OF the
legislature, with = recommendation that
the figures be increased to $4,000.
The same committee reported bacx
House bill No. 2. appiupriatiag $3.50 for
printing 1000 copies OF the constitution.
recommending that the figures be reduced
70 500. and that the bil pass.
The committee on library. state build
ings and grounds reported back the bill to
display the american hag from public
buildings with . recommendation thai IL
pass
The committee on judiciary reported
back the governors message, recommend
ing that portions Be segregated and re-
ferred 10 the various committees having in
charge consideration of the various topics
therein discussed.
The same committee reported back =
substitute for the concurrent resolution
appointing . committee 20 examine the
report OK the code commission. The sub
stitute provided that the committee be di-
rected 70 examine tho code generally
and report back simply the best method Of
disposition.
Geoghegan opposed the report Of the
committee because il wouid lead 20 new
confusion between the senate and the
House. Minis and Tucker defended she
report.
Herren explained what had been con-
sidered By the COMMITTEES, and what. In IT'S
opinion. was the best method Of disposing
of the code
The report Of the judiciary committee
was adopted. with the substitute.
A message from the Senate stated that
that body had Withdrawn It's amendments
10 the Joint salary resolution.
The following standing committee on Ia.
Dor and statistics wes appointed; 0s-
trander, Bird. Dean, Meade. Minkier.
sharpe, Blaekfan.
The conference COMMITTEES on the adjust
ment OF the difference between the House
and Senate, reported that ii did not see It's
way clear 20 ENDORSEMENT Of the Senate
amendment to joint rule No. Z.
The rules of the House and Senate COM
mittees were ordered printed.
Hughes moved shaf ali supplies for the
House be purchased ihrsugh the commit
tee ON printing. Carried.
FIasT KKApIsg OF BILLS.
H.B. No. q. By Clarke-To provide for
the teaching Of temperance literature IN the
public schools; read second time and re-
ferfed TO COMMITTEES on education.
H.B. No. Is, By yudson Of Whatcom--A
hsIl to locate q normal school at Lyrden,
whatcom county, and TO appFopriase
money for It's maintsnance; read second
time by title and ordered printed; referred
10 committee on state university and nor
nal schools.
H.B. No. &c. by M0rse--To provide for
the location Of = soldiers hofae n Island
county. ard 70 appropriate s5sUfs for fas
same: referred % the COMMITTEES on naili.
ta7y affairs.
II. n. No. 81. by Power-To regulate The
practice Of medicine and snrFeTy. and 70
provide for the appointment Of board Of
medical examiners: retarrad 70 the com
naitsee on medicine, aIuFgsFy and hygiene
ordered printed.
H.B. so =. by Me9ler To relieve 5. =.
Albert. sheriff 81 WahkiAlnrn county. il
The sum Of ss19. referred % the COMMITTEES
on Ways, means and claims.
H.B. No. -, by stesenson--To provide
fer the punishment of trcspass and pro-
vidinr penalties fo- violation: referred 70
committee on Judiciary ordered printed
III. B. No. 81, by 6ieogheghan-To pre-
scribe she duties and hx the compensation
81 the clerk 0s she snpTeue court: read and
referred 10 the committee.
H.B. No. 81. by Geoghexhan--To pTovlds
for the printing and l1lssrfbnsion Of the ssi-
urense court reports Of the state; read Sec
ond time and referred 20 the committee.
rwK r1KsT szIx rAssKp.
House ell Ma. 2. appropristing slzfa0
for the maintenance OF the Washington
school for detective s'oufhs. was thsn saken
M and rad for information. Being placed
% Gnal passage il received al votes hns
Grant. Hsrren, Mcultray and spencer.
They exrsainsd that thsy would have been
xlnl 10 Tose aye. but the hili having never
b.es. rgsasea and the House never having
hern cSearsy inforFaed Of It's provisions. they
reEuesxnziv voted fi4y. GrAns asterNAsd
shnnnei % aye, kezEw satisfied taAs = . -
! rrgper measure, and Clarke ehAng@i 20
nsw. Agtxz Gzzns1Ssfen tie tile & tns 81
stood a. toe tile q The ant
Moalsrsv moved that no hllA - riEeee
an sra s.ssaaxe uniai l. sh4I hsrs hssn
pss-s. xx-.,... Fents.s~. fssaav. Herrer.