The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-01

OLTNFfA. Nov 3o-The House VIZ called
70 order az 10 =. N. by Speaker Fs..1s1An.
The speaker appointed the following conn.,
mitsee on the report of tne code commits
sion: Hsrren. Kuhn. Plckreli, Hutchfn-
son. Geoghegan The chair. hy consent.
added Eddy and Randall 60 the committee
on mines aud mining.
Aegier presented q memorial 70 con-
gress, relative 70 the opening TO navigation
OF certain tributaries of the Columbia;
under suspension Of the rules the memorial
vas unanimously adopted
Randall presented joint memorial No 2.
70 the secretary OF the interior. asking that
certain townships In stevens county. with
drawn from settlement because Of alleged
fraudulent snrvsy, Be again thrown open
to entry. The rules we're suspended and
the memorial read second and third times;
adopted
The chief clerk was instructed to pre-
pare calendar.
A message from the Senate was received
70 the effect that 6. G. Il. No. 10 had
been adopted
The committee on military affairs sub
mitted its substitute 10 the bill requiring
the display OF flags.
Several motions to print. postpone and
place upon second reading were made.
After long debate IS 70 what would be
proper parliamentary procedure. motion 70
adopt report was adopted. IS ayes 20 IS
nays.
The Judiciary committee referred back
substitute for II. B. Nos. 70 construe ter
ritory" in laws to mean state.
The judiciary committee also reported
hack substitute for the house bill pro-
hibiting the sale OF cigars. cigarettes and
tobacco to minors. After long debate il
was deferred until Monday at 2 O'Clock.
The judiciary committee reported back
the stenographic bin for superior courts.
with amendments.
The committee on ways. means and
claims returned r. B. No. 4 appropriating
| $i40,oo0 20 tbs payment Of expenses OF
the legislature; adopted.
Eddy introduced joint resolution No. 9.
| to appoint = joint committee 10 ascertain
| the number and cost OF committee rooms
now rented and to be rented, with q view
TO erecting q bEilding for committee pur-
poses: adopted.
The clerk was authorized to procure .
| suitable desk.
| Rntser moved that all committee clerks
be required 70 report 70 the chief clerk If
j unemployed. TO be asst. ned work by him.
FTnsr READING or BILLS.
H.B. No. 81. by Geoghegan--To provide
for the payment Of mileage and per diem
of the members OF the legislature; read .
second time by title and ordered printed.
II. B. No. 80, by Megler-To prevent the
wearing Of the badge or button OF the g.
A. r.. or the button OF the Loyal Legion.
/ by those vi ho are notentitied to them; read
second time by title.
Plnmmer moved to amend by inserting
Masonic. Odd Fellows and other emblems
| Of secret societies.
Clark wanted to amend also by inserting
the Salvation Army badge.
Eddy also wanted TO add the Old Settlers
badge.
| Kuhn moved to lay biiI npen table.
Grant called FOR tha ayes and nayes upon
the motion the vote resulted:
| Ayes Bird, Brown OF Spokane. Bush.
| Cook. Eddy, FiufDmerfelt, Gruhb. Hamil-
| ton, Judson of Pierce, HANDLE, Kuhn.
| Lul, McReavy. Meade, Minkler. Morse.
| Nash. Minis, Painter. Person. Pickrel,
| Power, Purdy. Randall, Robertson. Rutter.
sharpe. Spencer, Stevenson, Tucker, Wea-
| therford- 81.
Nays-AIlen, blackburn. Blackfan, Blair,
| Bothell, Clark, Day. Dean. Edens. Parrish.
| Foster, Candy, Geoghegan. Gilehrisf
| Grant, Hughes, Huntington, Judson Of
| whaicom, Kennedy. Meyer, Monltray.
| Oliphant. Ostrander, Peterson, Pickreli.
Rotch. shaw, Turner. Mr.. speaker-s0.
So the motion carried.
Ii was moved 10 adjourn until Monday
| at o'clock.
Eddy moved 10 amend 10 O'Clock this
1 afternoon
Amendment carried. ss ayes to q nays.
and House adjourned.
In he afternoon, Grubbs, Of Spokane,
| moved that the motion to lay the Grand
/ Army bill on the table be reconsidered.
after scme debate the vote was reconsid-
cred on q viva yOce vote.
Eddy wanted 70 offer an amendment
thet all secret societies be included in bali.
| The bill was upon viva voce vote referred
10 the committee on military affairs, with
orders 10 print
Kuhn here explained % the House At
some length whose duty IL was 70 look
after the printing
Bird. OF King. was excused until Thurs.
day.
H.R. No. 10, by sharpe-An set 70 pre-
vent cruelty 10 children. read the srst time.
| II. b. No. A.. by OstraBder--To establish
/ bureau OF agriculture, statistics Snd im-
| migration; read second time lIy title.
1 ordered printed. aAd referred to eofamittee
on labor and statistics.
secOsp nKAp1xs eT RgLxA.
H.B. No. ss-To require employers TO
j Il. aaK... a
| 10 commi tes on labor.
H.B. No. $50 require the fencing Of
railroads: ordered printed.
III. B. No. 35-Fog the appointment OF .
/ clerk of the supreme court: referred 70 the
judiciary COMMITTEES.
H.B. No. ITO prohibit pTizeEghting
ana sparrine matches; ordered printed.
Plurnner moved that the bill on roads
| and highways introduced By Bash be niade
4 sr,ecsal order for Tuesday, December 10.
The bsn 81 Judson Of Whatcom to ap.
rropriste $1,000 ior the expenses Of the
| legislature was taken up.
Ths bsil Was placed upon 6nal passage
and received 81 ayes and no nsys. So tbs
hiiI was passed
r. committee On mileage and eurrenl
expenses submitted its report. and several
corrections weFe made. The tetal was
sa 09s nslleasAnd the total milsage there
fore s.. t0a. The report vas accepted.
ueYren called 40 the bssi providing foi
steuogrnphIc reporters ot superior courts.
Kuhn Fa3ses sn amendnsent shat the price
rald ssenographers for snakiag transcripts
- REDUCED frorn % cents 20 i5 cents
s8opse6.
geaate c0acursers resolution No. y, r.