The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

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hsnsss hicks, hsngafe. Asee. sssrpssSia
conesys offered the solsow isx sassssassas
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s.No sale az disposition ~ sny Of she pus-
lss lands oz fhis state uss sssss al puhlse
ssle shall se valid Hasil approved in szrsf-
iix oy fhe eoserEcr. sSeretAFs OF state and
afscsuxy general.
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sohns wanted sossrike OF: All relating -
-nasix&hie ElEsrs and lakes
Tie amendment WAS sdsvsed. thirty
ton now reasis
The state eg washington asserts its
ownership 90 sa~ beds sua shors- as All
naviasie waters in the stair al Washing
tsn up 10 aud including the line OF eFsii-
MARI nish tide. where the tise ehss aud
ao.s pfssidec. this section shah nos BE
conNsoesl 50 as 10 dsoar any person from
asserting his claim 10 vested rights in the
ccarts Of the state"
SUBSTITUTE Fsz sxcrsox THREE
stiles offered the folfcsipg sah<fsfrs.
70 sceszoa OF the article whenever the
ifxs&tafare shall by Law gsshorsze the sale
Of any of tAe tide lands Of this state. il
SHALL provide also that all rs.vpons ewn ng
tA1d aoaffinx npon such laEd< ana baysnx
lands below the government Ecans1er line.
IN froas os.sa aDasting laad. such ina
presements being in actual use and uesrx-
sffy ior made, commerce or business.
ana the tide land 50 occnpsed helng other
than the exteniion Of any street. alley or
public highway. shall have the prior right.
Tor . limited time. 70 purchase ~ much sf
AID tide lands - may be necessary Tor the
purpose for which said improvements were
made, ai the valuation fixed by = board of
appraisers, which board shall tx sach
vainat.an irrespective OF the Improvements
On such iAnd.
Stiles spoke In favor os his motion ami
Turner answered. saying sha, DC wanted
Htithef section nor substitute.
NcEiroy warmly sdyocsted rsregnisson
OF the rights ~ all who have improve
ments on tide-isnes whether they own
shore land or not. lie cited the ease of
lttson- who came from Maine. ard others
IN Seattle who have Improvements on the
tide-lands
Moore-what do you expect as 10 do for
George Stessen. OF Maine
Acklroy-i want him 20 have the same
right ~ taoee on shore land
An ixrRosEs sSoUtKY.
Moore-I want 10 ask Mr. Elslridge
whether he does NOT own mill oa Bel
The Chsir-Tha; is not . proper parlia-
uentry inquiry
Moore--i think II il a proper question.
The Chair-Thst makes DO difference
The chair has rulesi upon that point
Moore--I stiil thlnk that il proper gues-
ton.
The hair ishafplys--The gentleman Il
ont Of order. He viii either prs,cees. in or
der or take his sxat.
Moore appeal from the decision of the
chair.
THE cHAIg II srsrAiSEp.
The chair submitted his ruling to the
house and IL Was Sustained By an over
whslming vote
Moore then went on to deciaim against
those parties sho have Improvements ON
tide iaafts. He protested sgainss going
forward in the dark. The question he had
asked would have been proper before shc
legislature or . Judicial tribunal. aud he
a.ousht u was prop. here
CARRIED BY ONE voTg
Farther debate followed hy wsir aud
Kinnear Then J. VI. Reed moved the
previous question: carried.
The substitute was adopted by the FOL
lowing vote:
Yeas--Ansn, Bia,ocs, Bowen, Buchanan,
Burk. Comegys. Crowley, Kldrisixe. ksnel-
man, Fay. Convey. Hsy'on, HeGry, yarni-
son. Jones' JOY -skellosg. I1liis, ltndsiey.
NeResvy. Minor. More, r. =. Morgsns,
Power. Presser. Reed, T. NJ. Sohns. Sic
venson, Stiles, Saksiorf. sullivan, r c.,
Weir. We,seneurger. West, Wilson. Win
sor-Ss
Nsss-Berry, Browne. cioshier, Coey,
Coxgrove, Dafiam. piekey. Dunbar, Dyer.
Fair Gather. Glsscoek. Goldman, Gray.
Gsiff1'ss. Jsffs, kinnesr. Manly. Ncssruskey,
MeDosali. Me Troy. Mire.. Mcore, T..
Reed. J. NJ, ~chooi+y. saouay. saa-sevsns.
sullivan, Z. H, Tshbefts. Travis Turner.
Van Name, Warner, Mr.. fresident-s4.
GIVE ALL possEssoRs A CHANCE.
Kinnesr offered an amendment 10 tae
substitute, giving all persen. who have
made improvements ia good faith prior
fixht Of purchase. The smeuament was
lost by the following vote
Yeas-Allea. Rialoek Burk, Dicksy,
Dyer, Fsirweafher. Hsyton, Henry. Jam
isnn. kellogg. kinuesr. McEifoy. Ne
Rssyy, Minor, Morgsns. Power. fra~ses,
Stevenson, sussiosf. saiiiysn. y IL, Isb-
bats, Travis. weisenbasgsr, Mr.. President
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N.ys-Berry. Bowen. Browne. Buchanan.
Clothisr. : oeys Coregys. CoSsruve. pal-
lam. Dunbar. Eldridge, Esheiman, Fey.
Flascocs, G.siman Gray, 0rtr'sits. 1eas.
Joae<. gey. Liisis> Iiafsiey, Msnley. Me
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Moore J Z. Sewfan, Reesi. J. NJ. s,Hrsie-
want. ssi'es. sullivan. +. C.. Turner. Van
Name Weir, West, wIllIsoa, wiHsot-sa
Browne Offered substitute Tor the entire
sr7irie
Jsmsson moved iae previous question.
carried
Tae substitute wss host. = 10 a.
fATESys To ne CONFIRMED.
Goldman moved To strike out secsiou >.
relating to Uui,cd states pxteEts The
motion wss hest hy the following vote.
Yeas h rry. klaiock. Hrowne. Ecey.
C-p~seT - ~saaa, GRAY, t9r.f.ifts. NcSFss-
key. Scss ,Gsii. Moore. J z. Newton.
Reed. J = ~Gkstors, Sullivan. e IL. Tra.
sis. Tafeer. Nsa Name, Nsraer-ia.
Nays Allen. Bowen BachsnsH. Burk.
Cioshscr. Eusxsove, Dickev. DuBh4r. Dyer.
Z arlcge. Eshelmsa. Fsirweashsr. Gazs-
cock, tsnwey. H8yten. Henry. lsfEisasa,
Jeffs. JoBes, Joy. Kellogg. kiaBesr. tilIis,
Iindsley. Man y. AeKiroy. Nc Bears. .Msnor
NSTes. More. X =, Morzans, peawe~, Pros
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Stevenson, -tarstey.uf, egEsf>~ >0!fiysn. 4
c., gibtesrs. Weir. weiseuhur2es. West
Wilson, Winsov. Mr.. Fresifsns-sa
xHx o&sGssAL ARTICLE
Turaer here offered 9 substitute fer tbs
o. sgaGsl article io~F yesterday. Mets@H
berger nlAss the fseias os prster that she srsi
ls was not FeFmasse, the csnxenst9n hsv
ing directed that seE,srafe articles ne pre-
CARED by the eosamisfee. The president
ruled the point % orsfer well saken- Tar
ner appealed IA the hoGse and the cass'
Was sustained
I Iksr re being 10 farther sra.nfme1sfs
+ Ilsrkes nsoved - Suspend the yusez sIid
place the article upoa hnal pss~sgS- Tas
convention rsfased - suspend the rnies
tS gote of e. 80 T..
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