The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18

refuse 70 look Al that paper and SEE how
this matter stands .
Mr.. Evans paid snokhsr tribute 10 Mr..
Hills ability, and declared that no other
man could be found to do me work o. vel
as he. Evans wss interested In having =
good code, though he did not expect 10
practice law much longer
Herren explained the status of the meas
ure. opposed the amendment and favored
the bin. he declared II would be ssnwsse
for the Legislature % undertake the work
itseif.
Clark favored the amendment. and said
he thought the bill covered negro Of
considerable proportions" lie wansed 30
amend every section n just the same man
ner.
Feighan supported the amendment
Lawyers, ha said, can ges along nfder any
code, il their clients cau. The laws OF lssl
do not contain all the laws OF the territory.
The committee arase a. Has and sd
jcarned tall = p M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House reaSsenbieSl Al .. IN.
The special order. II. n No. =. by
Power. relative a. regulation OF practice of
medicine and surgery. was taken ur. A
remonstrance was presented by Gilchriss.
signed by n considerable number OF phy-
stelAns. protesting against the passage of
the bill, and asking thas no bill be passed
which does nos give ali the various schools
OF medicine representation on the board OF
examiners
Evans offered an amendment IIt
amounts 10 being new bill, ana provides
for bonds OF i've members of each school
having A state medical college.
McReavy moved that the biil, the remon-
STRANGE and The amendment be recommited
10 tbs committee on medicine. for further
consideration.
Candy, OF the committee, favored this
course
The motion was adopted.
Butter was substituted for Geofhegan
on the committee OF Tree conference on
the anti PinkeEton bill. this being done AZ
Geoghegan's request
The consideration Of House bin g. the
Hill code hill. Was resumed Ia eomnltsee
OF the whole. Candy in the chair.
Evans offered an amendment TO section
1. leaving ont the provision that the cofa.
missioner may make such use Of the
work prepared by the late territorial code
commissioners as be NAV see III"
Geoghegan strongly opposed this. de-
nominating Il "hlibusterlng. Tie vote
on the amendment was - ares, Is ayes.
Judson of Pierce moved TO strike out the
enacting clause Of the bill, but withdrew
his motion. Kuhn moved to rise and re-
port progress and ask that IL be made the
special order for O'Clock p. m. on January
8: lost.
Judson renewed his motion; ruled out
Of order.
Brown OF Spokane moved that the cen-
mittee rise and recommend that tha bill DO
not pass
Judson spoke strongly In favor Of the
motion. Herren advocated the employ
nent OF commissioner IS necessary. he
argued that great deal Of work had 20 be
done by the legislature necessarily using
up two or three months. without touching
tie code IL Is ridiculous % attempt what
is proposed by those who say this body
can do he work.
Clark wasted 90 know whether Il was not
best TO put tns poor thing ont Of its misery
at once. it was always a sickiy infant.
conceived In sin aud born in iniqnify. Let
IL die.
Kuhn argued that II would BE- better not
10 xiii the hia till after the holidays. IL
mirht be thas then The desire ~ XII it
might moi be 50 strong.
The motion Was lost, % 20 >.
McReavy moved that the COMMITTEES rise
and recommend that the hsll be made q
special order for January 9. At 2 p. M;
carried By viva vOce vote. In the House
the report was adopted.
4. O. II. No. IS, providing for special
committee to confer with the late EefritoT-
ial cede commissioners relating 10 the
amount equitahly due them, was adopted.
Senate concurrent resolution. Blank,
proyiding for a visit b. the joint prison
committee 70 WalIa Walla peniteniiayy,
was amended on motion OF Blackfan by
conferrins on the committee the power 10
send for persons and papers and admins
ter oaths
Herren suggested 3 substitute. making
the COMMITTEES . special one 20 consist 0f
three from the House and two from the
Senate
Evans moved that both lie on the table;
lost 80 70 Fl.
Geoxhegan moved 70 refer 10 the iudicis
arv COMMITTEES with instructions to report
tomorrow; lost: laid On the table tempo
/ rnrilY 70 allow Herren % write out bis sub
ssitute-
SCR. No. 10, relative 10 blank reports
/ for standing committees, was referred for
correction TO the printing committee.
/ &. G. n. No %, relative 70 visiting the
steilaco0m and Medical Lake asyinnis was
! laid on the table temporarily.
8. C. r. No. 10. relative 70 the salaries Of
/ county officers. wss adopted.
/ The chair named the committee en- com
/ pensasion and fees Of state and oouHty
/ officers to act with the senate COMMITTEES
/ on salaries and mileage
:. G. X. No. q Eas taken from the table.
/ Herrea proposed as q substitute that
/ committee OF three Erons the H0ase and
/ two from the senate be seiscsed from The
/ standing committees 20 witt tho reniten-
tiary. 20 investigate and rrpOrt nua later
/ than January %. with poser 70 exafnine
witnesses, send for persons ard papers
/ and administer oaths. Vas adopted.
/ Kahn moved that tbs codes Be deposited
/ with the secretary Of stsae subject % the
order Of the legislature; carried.
s.R No. ss. by kinnsar. 20 provide for
I pesls jurors. vas read the second time ard
/ referred 20 the Judiciary committee with =
/ request TO repors tomorrow
Adtourned giii to1norTow.
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