The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-06

argument aeainst iss adopsgoia wisaout media
cstian- He was followed hy Geogkegaa. who
esndidir said th&E thls waz q publlshinz hoase
hili. ens i was certainly fair and blsin. and be
wss satisfied thar the best thfxaz the state could
90 would DC % allow the printing 20 70 where
2 eoiaid BE done the best and chearesk Arxn-
mens followed BY ether speakers. bus il was not
long. Tha amendment came sooa 20 vote. and
uss adopted Other amendments fu1Iosgea
quietly. and tina bill il considerably altered
irom thai Grst proposed.
Stewart Of sksmania. xns particularly active
n h's opposifiki0n % the Dill, and aid as mgich
as any other member 20 secure ihs change with
tie exception oi MeReaxy OF Mason He was
shs oniy Democrat who aad n0t stand BY he
original hill
serious mistake was raade in rusueang the
price haait which the state shall pay 20 s2se. Il
y rquifed by the provisions af the lsll that the
supreme court reports shall nos be hsss than go
pagts eRch. and shall 5e equal To a v0lEme
q the Washington territory Fspors. Il
can safely be said thar no Reputable
printing establishment IN Washington win at
tempt 70 print the reports for such price Its
rather ainarnlf 70 understand why this Iegislar
ture considered Il necessary % take action in
this matter. when no contract entered into viii
be active for two years. for snereine court de-
easiens gre likely 10 Be ayailable besHe then. II
dtAQN&4
pass b0ta houses in its present state.
Kennedy's bin regulating the fencing OF rail-
roads is nore reasonable than that introduced
by Bush last week and Is mere likely b resolve
the favorable consideration Of the leg slatare.
Bush's bill directs that al railroads shall be
fensed, bur this measure places the matter with
the boards Of commissioners of the various
counties. n In their Judgment the public
safety requires that any railroad OF part OF rail-
road IN their county be enclosed by fence they
have fhe power 10 direct that Il be done. Snit-
abe penalties are provided for violations Of this
law by railroads, ard the manner OF making
direction by the boards is laid down in detail
Objection is made TO the present saw enacted
In ISIS, requiring that phy ysiolo9y and hygiene
De laughs in the public schools. With SPECIAL
reference TO the effect OF alcoholic drinks aud
stimulants and al narcotics and Ed today
introduced bill u cover all iss defects. Ills
measure provides that ply siology and hygiene
shall % taugha separately aRd wi bout special
reference TO any subject, except those isgfli-
mateiy belonging TO the study OF either. Then
Il prov des that tempersn be taught sepa-
Tateiy for not less than ten minutes each day.
All the penalties in the present statute are re-
pealed.
Clark Of Spokane was highly incensed when
the committee on commerce aud manufactures
reported adversely on his bill to regulate the ex
change of wneas for doar. His hsil makes Is
compulsory upon steam mills 10 give at least
thirty five pounds OF tlour and nisie pounds Of
shorts and bran for every bushel q merchant
able wheat. and for wafer-pOwer wheat at least
thirty pounds Of noar and eleven pounds Of braa
and shorts.
Jumping 10 hfs feet CLARK said. wrafhfuliy: 81
move that this report be rejected II is anforfu-
nate that this bill was referred 70 q commitfe
whose temporary chairman is q Tacoma eapi-
taliss aud his colleague q shipbuldes (he re-
ierred 70 Brown Of Pierce and Ailen OF King.
The farmers Of Eastern Washington viii be glad
70 know that matter OF so much interest 20
them was In the hands OF snch . committee. I,
myself. interviewed 500 farmers on this subject
and every farmer and every milling naan / saw
favored thIs bill.s HFre arose Minis Of Cheha-
lis. ~ am Q retired mill-mnn.' he
said ssand know little about tho businass
object 70 this bin. II compels mill men 70 ex-
change IS pounds of hsHr for wheat that ought
not 70 bring % pounds This wheat is merchant
able. too" shaw, also retired miller, iTid0rsed
what Minis said- II defy xou TO nad in that
bill provision that will compel miller 70 take
wheat h- aoesn't want" rejoined Clark, ex-
citedly. 'sTnis law Is on the statute books of
half the States Of the Z ion. and il remained
for the retired mill ownern OF Washington 10
find ont that II Is Q bad law Tho committees
report was not accepted.
A committee OF two was appointed on the
part OF the nate 70 examine into the affairs Of
the territorial university At Seattle IN accord
ance with the following resolution By Thompson
OF Pierce: 'sBe il resolved by the Senate. the
House concurrins, thas committee % two
from the senate aud three from the House be
appointed 10 examine into titles 20 the site Of
The territorial university At Seattle, the amount
of lands ceded 10 said university sifll unsoid
and to report what moneys or securities are
aow on hand. said committee 20 report %
Their respective houses within thirty days
for the passage OF this concurrent resolu lou.
The committee appointed By the Senate consists
OF Thompson and Guilfou. This committee.
when ali are named, will probably perform It's
dulles during the holidays. Among other
ths0rs 60 be aseertained VIII be the desirabiiity
OF the sale OF the present site Of the university.
Mr Thompson said tonight that Mr. Dsnay
would consent Do the sale, he had no d0nbG A
muufSrent donation would be made 70 the sus-
port Of the Institution. Is ss not expected thaf
az n tempt viii be made 20 take the university
away from Seattle.
The senate trisd 10 strslghten out the eompli-
| cation over House blu 10 into which it fell
yesterday Ia fasling 70 enact TIRE emergency
ciause, becamse two-thsrds OF the members
elected did not vote for T. After the main BIZ
had passed the vote on tas the I'll was rccon-
/ being zaken On the emergency clanse, y was re-
/ jeesed There & nov no aoubf as % vhes tue
Sana.e intended 10 do with the clause. and tie
House win be asked 90 reconsider the vote 0g
which il enacted the emcrg neT clanse. The
Assss az the senasc's action Is that the aprropF-
/ stian bits GO into efEeet immediately, without
/ the smmergency clause
Ranaalrs memorial 70 congress asking thsi
the Cotvillc reservation De fnyown open 70
settlement, falls explains tie reason for iis
presentation. The fall text j..
/ Memorial 70 the President Of the United states
| relative 90 the CoIvsiie Inaam Reserveiscn.
Ta tks President Your nonortaltsts. tae
/ legislnfare ol the state Of wxsllingtos. repre-
srnt~A I'm 4 senRte and Horse ef Repre-
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folyilae IndEan fsfersatioa, kis1atsd In
ssevens county. s1ase 81 WasblngfSas
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