The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-13
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s,sot'ais,. Co-sy. soraexys. Cns~sey. nAliazn
nasrss. t'yer. Fsir aessAsr. ssiascecx. s,ess-
,ss&n. tso.ey. cray. Hayscn, Hrary, Jsfs.
L1isas. l4Dsssley. Manly. Metsonaii. Ne
klEx,s. Miner. N:res, More. X. s {Fser<el
Moore. J. T. tSpaksg,ei, Morr~as. Nea,gsa
sowef. Reed, r " scAosis ssAus- stiles
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AaloH wsinen 10 Vote ea the question
Vote resulted
feas-Bnrk, cnowaey, plesey. Dunbar.
Estiftssre, ksne1tnan. 6iSscork, 6oses.
JOY. Mct-ro<key. Newton, prss-er Reed D.
~, Stevenson. reecfs. wessenbnrxer.
Wirsor. Mr Prssissent--I>
.,,s.S,s, Nsss : ,Ba. blalesk; so~en. Buchanan,
Ian. pafie, Dyer. Fasfwes,her. GOODMAN,
cray. Gristists. Hsyson. Henry. Jsmisnu,
ssas. IAilis. L1noslsy, Manly. Mcponalt.
Acklrny, Minor, MIres. Mere. T. - Mcoss.
!. 4, Mongsns. Power. Reed. =. NJ.
vsni, stiles, saksdorf. Sullivan, P. C, sal.
Ivan, I. r.. Travis, Turner. Van Nane.
Warner, Wesi--sS
ADOPTED sy cLosK yorg
Dyer offered a substitute for that section
IL was the original section whicA had
been propsoSed by the enmmiftse. The
substitute Was adopted by the following
vote. fess-Bawen. Cssgrove. Crowley.
l'alass, Dickcy. Dunbar, Dyer. Eidridge.
sshe'inAn, fslrwcasher. tsowsy. Joy. Ilslis.
Lindsey. Mccruskey. Minor, Mlres. Meos~.
J. Z tspoAaDeS Murgsns. Newton. Power.
Prosser, Reed, T. NJ. fThnr~tonA. schooiey,
sehns stiles. sullivan, 7, c. lfiercel, To,
bets, Farner, Windsor Mr.. PreSident-si
Says-klasoek. Buchanan. rlothier,
sses, toHaexys, Itarie, 6lsscock. GOODMAN.
Cray. Gritssttg, Hsyton. Henry. lamiSop
Jeffs: Manly. Mcdonald. McE.soy. Nor, T.
:. Pierce. Reed. J, n. swhiinanl, sharp
Sullivan, e II. twhiimsnl, Van Name.
warner, Weisenburgcr, Wesi--e9,
TAX DEMOCRATS VOTED NAY.
J. NJ. Reed moved TO suspend the rules
and place the srticle on its final passage.
los. is To %
Lilis moved call of the house: carried.
Al the members but osse were sccoanted
fer
Moore moved to adjourn; lest.
Dyer moved To suspend the rules and
place The srtieie on ifs final passage. The
yeas and nays were called aud the motion
was lost. - voting for. y against
Gle 20 lis third reading
G.sfftifs demanded the YEAS aud nays,
the vets resulted 81 90 so, aud the article
was tsssed To lts third reading. The effect
Il 10 preclude any more amendments.
THE ArrogrioSsEsr ssTrsLs
Next on the calendar wa. toe report OF
The committee on apporftonmenf and rep
resentstiou. Article was read
On motion of Crowley "and spokane"
was stricken from the hrs; secfien.
Manly moved that spokane aud okano-
gan he alierIateu in the first and fourth
senatorial districts, placing ssokanc with
stevens and ukanegan with Lincoln.
Adams aud franklin; carried.
Dyer moved 70 suspend the rulcs ana
place the article on its casl pa<sage. car
risd. and the article Was y seesi upon iis
final passage and adopted. The article
was sgfce6 10. ~ 10 6.
ADOPTED BY UNANIMOUS vorR.
The next article was the report of the
committee on state health. it was.
'sstTIoS l. There shall Dc established
BY law . state board Of health, and q
barexu OF vital ststist es IN nnccsion
therewi'h, with such powers as the iegis-
lafure may direct.
Sec = The legislature shall enact laws
10 II gulaie the practice OF medicine aud
surgery. and the sale of drugs aad ntdi
clues.
There were no amendments ana the arti-
Gle was passed with no negatives.
oN MINES AND MINING.
The report of the committee on mines
and mining Interests was taken mp.
''SseTfos l. There shall be established
and maintained the Office Of Inspector of
mines, the duties and salar a. of which
shall be prs seribed by law. Inspectors of
mines shall be elected by the qualified
electors of the state At large ~ the general
state election, and no person shall bc eiigi.
be for the Office of mines inspector unless
he shall have had i've years practical ex-
periepce - min T.
comegss Offered an amendment making
inspectors appelutive; lost. - 20 Is.
The section passed.
ISN'T THIS LEGISLATIVE.
sec. 2. The general assembly shall pro
vide by law for the proper Vent lstion of
mines, the construction of escapemenf
shafts and such other appliaacss rs may
be necessary 20 protect the health and Sc
cure the safety Of the work men therein,
snd shall prohibit the employment IN tie
mines of children under II years
Section passed.
rwo srHcKES ovT.
sec 2. The general assembly may make
snen regulations fiom time % time as NAV
be necessary for the proper and equitable
op rating OF mines.
..sec. 4 The general assembly may pro
vide that the science of mining and met
aiiargy be taught in cue or more OF the in
situations under the patronage f,he state -
Turner moved to strike both out;
carried
Newton moved 10 substitute his minoriss |
report for the majority report The motion I
was bss,, II TO -
stiles moved 10 st Ike from section / all
after the word ''law" in the third Hoe.
Dyer moved TO amend by riking out nj
after the word election in the third line; |
lost, g 10 IS.
on stiles motion the .eas carried, II 10
2.
AN sIeHT-HsuR RpLs
DYER moved .o AID the following.
ut shall not be lawful for any owner or
manager or agent of any pefsan or eorpo
exact nanre 'haa eiEst hours day - 3
das's labor from any Psrsos emflossd in
uuds rwrousa mining
The amendment Was adopted. = 20 %.
Co.'S rove moved TO adjourn; los. "a
to "a
MUST gg = PRACTICAL MINER
DuFie offered the following amendment
in aidltioa 10 other qualifications of state
officers
He shall bo practical miner ~ ten
years experience, two of which shall have
been in this state, and shall have no ia
terss;. direct or indirect. iu the mines of
ti.is STATE adopted
The srticle was parsed % the third r a.
Ing sra then the convention adjourned.
NORTH DAKOTA CONVENTION.
The Constitution Ready for srbrnfs-
zion 10 tho People.
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