The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-15

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aaay voting Ia itx favor
azss tie qsss<ssna wxs on she erfxsaal 80
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>sEa ss-ss- snss. uaSfsr sseh regulations
s. sAe issytsiAsrre usay Fsre@c-shs ~ lsx~~~s
fes E~Esf<ss of nas rsnre than syw wears. ex'
crsss - sssherwise provided IN this esnsfsfss-
f3ats. Azst ~ quantities acs Pxcssxssgsc 9sas
ssSfatsEz IA asry eae Ter~asa or esesnfsaay~
fhts.sx xrssiGsd Mr. Rrosne. sas she ian
Easxe - sls% erslsfsnx ags.
ArcT dshAse the amendment wss l~s
Ntt~Tzs berger offered sn arssn3nacni 10
exrlsa'sr improvements en sans3s in shslr
Nsluassen AT sAs sale. lost
sxcsr~feS IN sayaa or sGvTsss
Heyt called Bowen se shs chxsr and then
corporation a~sfore unless faii market
sxlsse is asfsinedT Toe ets}ecs was Ia a..
ssaH ths legislature to dispose of she Lands
g M issssEEtes At ANY rate Il wistei
toS&. = 10 -
Isets heinz NO further amendments. tss
sretacn was rAsssss
bEctsEATaRx 90 OWNERSHIP.
Isrnsf ersErSi the following Substitute
for seSxion ..
lse stafe 90 Washington. by virtue Of
- inherent ssyeretxnfv. fs tha owner OF
isaS fszsss sgs shorcs 81 all the nassrsh,e
waters ef the ss@se up - and tn~asasrz tAa
lssae g Ordinary aigh tiEse an WATERS where
V'e tisse soSs and flows and I'D 10 ans ta.
etsdifsc the isne OF hsgh w.sssr IN az rterrs
ani lakes aaa Esa ses of tire ferriforV NJ
Washington or e any ~ It's esseeFs ~
agents sssd ~ aSt az any individual or
sessssrstAon in tssifsaa ce ef Siaass ~ f.f
sase rtsns SHALL - isFsAifssa h p-sjasliee
shs stsfe tu the assertion a..a mstateazrse
81 such owrership~
- ceSffeS ssReSEors PATENTS.
Turner spoke In fasar cf the Substitute
and taen kinaear oFersa the following
sSstssonal amendment
Provide q, tha. the state sisselairus any
rsS1s IA or ssas ms tO any lands covered bv
pstenss of tee United states living beneath
the nsstsslsse wsters ef the stale"
soresys was opposed 10 cenflrmlnS the
y. H. Sullivan declared thar IL was no;
NitntH the proyfnce Of The rcnvenfien ~
contrm these patents Besides the mem
eers fidn't know whether this segien
night involve i.toe OF lo.oes asres.
TIRE srssE A LAND srwfEK.
III the pa.eass are not confirmed . said
Hnst, -.ihe state Will hs nothing more than
sAua guu@rer. He would enter bis pro
test against canascasiag the rights Of men
wae bat pad fer iaods twenty or thirty
wears hGfore sotste Of The members az this
eansenisoa thought cf coming to the ter
rstory
Moore coiEcisied with Srilitaa and
wanted neither the state nor any pei rsan Ia
have The advantage snS especially through
The action ot the convention.
No NArTEs ROW MANY tCgKs
Dunsssr didn't care how many xcrx-s were
inNoivei- He Mas in favor al confirming
the patents
j. VI. Reed 'hoagh; action st oasa be- de.
tei red unfl more was known about the
matter
McElruy was Ia iavor Of patents aud 81
was CoSgtose.
Reed spoke for the psteniees
THE SANE aLp SoCAsREK
Turner moved sa take q recess ana
tsowey moved ~ adjourn F0rty-oa,e votes
were cas- Ia fssor. uat besnre che yeie was
announced Giiititfs raised the pasnt thai
the convention was still in committee
Warner moved Ia arise; caFritd
Z. &. Sullivan gave no.ice thar he xaasd
move t0 reconsider the vote hy which the
article on elections and elective rights
WAS defeated yesterday
GesgFoye moved - adjourn The yeas
and nays were demanded aud The coavea-
uon adjourned ST $50 y. IN, ~ yeas to =
uays.