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

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sszi0as wrongs ever permitted to be per-
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Oregon Was the granting ef q contract for
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San Francisco Publishing hease which.
| having secured the contraos. was able %
charge high price for the volumes. The
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| that ought 20 have brought not raore than
s. or $50 Woods bill directs inst the r.
ports shall be PnhiEshed by contract. IN vol
nmes not to exceed TO PAGES each. st !
price not to exceed $3.50 each The su-
| pfeme court reporter il directed to prepare
the decisions d the court fox publication
therein.
Clarke wants 10 inculcate principles OF
temperance in the rising generation by
directing that the superintendent OF paElie
instruction shall compile aTd cause TO be
! Published q text book calculated 70 show
the wrongs ard dangers OF intemperanee
II is provided in the bill how the bonks
shah be distributed TO she puhlie schools
through the various boards Of school
directors One thousand dollars IS aprro-
pTisfed for the purpose q publication.
The first Of The usual relief bills came ia
today. The sheriff OF Wahkiakum county
presents claim 70 the House for s7a0 fol,
expenses incurred while watching fisher
nsn on the Columbia river during the
close season of fSS5. in accordance with the
direction Of Governor SempEe
DR.. Power Of Kittitas proposes to abel
ish qnackery in the state Of Washington BY
proviiing far appointment by the governor
Of medical board OF examiners. consisting
OF nine members. at least two Of whom
shall be homeopaths. Il Is directed that
| the board shall meet quarterly for exami-
nation Of all applicants. All physicians
now practicing IN the state who are quail
fed and registered are not affected by the
proyisionso OF the act, but all others, whether
holding diplomas or not, viii be forced tc
pass an examination. Bogus diplomas
Ill, therefore, be OF no avail TO the prac-
tifioney unless be actually has qualification
Is physician.
Kinnearss bin 10 prevent all bodies OF
men. other than militia and regular troops,
from parading or bearing arms, Is aimed at
good or bad purpose.
Jones Senate bill 70 prohibit mining or
manufacturing companies from carrying
on general supply stores Is Of serious i'm
pOrtspce, and is intended TO break up the
company stores found in many places In
the state. maintained by mining. milling
and other corporations. Ii Is provided
that nc such corporations shall grant to
any 81 .ekhoider or other person the right
10 keep 9 store on the premises Of the cor
poration, nor make any contract whereby
any empioyee is Obliged 70 trade at any
store. Violation OF this act shall be met
with penalty OF not less than 5000 nor
more than 5000 for the FIRST oifense, and
for forfeiture Of charter for the second.
Morse's bill to locate soldiers home in
Island county Ia introduced in the interest
Of WILDLY island, on which several suit
able sites can Be found. That on which ID
& understo0sf The home viii be sought to
sbs locatedsis hs point on Deception pass
near Cramiish lake. The property is owned
by William Paine, r. G. Hill. n.
ID. Hill and James Jones, OF
Port Tcvnsend, who il Is sup
posed WIN - more sllaa willing TO donate
site. The location is about seven miles
from Oak Harbors with which it Is con-
nectsd by good wagon road. and Is also
about twsrnty miles from CoupeviIle.
Fifty-fve thousand dollars altogether is
asked 20 secure site, erect buildings and
maintain the institution.
Grants iIisreported back from the com
mittee 10 the House with recommendation
that il pass, provides that United States
Gags shah be flcated from alI courth0uses
and city halls from q m. to p. m. each
day, Sundays excepted. and from all pub
lie schoolhouses while school il in session.
Cvstodians Of buildings are directed 70 pro-
vide and keep on hand flags Of suitable
sire. No penalty Is attached TO violation
of the provisions of the proposed law.
The constitutional convention which met
in Olympia on July and adjourned Aug
ust %. incurred an Indebtedness of 5000
over the $4,000 appropriated by congress.
The expenses were sought 10 be reduced
in every conceivable was but they PASSED
the limit despite oil effort. Fairweather.
now senator, and memser OF the late con-
vsntion. introduced q bill TO appropriate
from the general fund Of the state for pay
ment Of unpaid expenses the Sum OF
lbIankl dollars. IL is stated IN the pre-
amhle 10 the bill that the deficit is $40.
No trouble is anticipated IN securing the