The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

Friday. December -. that al members
might set hcme esfose sunday
CANDY. who Eves - far away ~ any
memAer. objected 80 Friday. BE said sat
urday wAS Sa0n enough.
Fiummerfels. OF Franklin. thought De-
cemher - just right
Clark offered the following snhsstnte.
Resolved. BY the House. shs seRate
concnrrin~ that this legislature a3iearns
~ - O'Clock noon en- Friday. Tec. -. To
meet again on Monday. Jan. Z. iSsa as ,
o'cloek p. nj. =
The substitute was adopted. and sha leg
iSlas9re therefore decided 10 adjourn at
that time
FrRsr RxAptxs os RSrIs
III. 3. No. - BY Neade-C Concerning
elections, providing penalties Tor violation
Of same, and repesiins ali laws in ceasiict
Herewith; resd second time by tizae and
ordered printed
Ii, h S. by tssaehegan--T amend sec
ton 9al. chapter 81. q Code. Read second
time BY sstie. ordered printed and referred
TO judiciary committee.
H. b. "a, by Randall For the projection
Of large game read second time aud
ordered printed.
II. h. IS. by Ciark-To provide tor the
enrolment of the militia and for the or
ganixation of the National Guard; read
second time, ordered printed and referred
to the committee ON rnilltary affairs.
H. B. 81 by Hnghes-To provide for the
compensation OF the members of che legls-
lasure: rad second time ami referred 10
committee on mileage and contingent ex-
penSes
II. b S.. by Geoghegan--To prohibit the
issuance OF passes to members az the legis-
lature or officers OF tho state; read see
ond time and referred.
H. b. IS. by Cseoghsgan--To prevent the
purchase Of passes By public ofllcers; read
second time by title and referred 70 conn
mittee on isdsclary.
III. b. So. BY Meaie-~To provide for the
better security Of iife ard iimh in cases of
fire in hotels, etc: read second time BY
title. ordered printed and referred 70 the
committee on insurance
pgxsioxs or so1psKRs.
s. c. r. No. o. was referred to the COM
mittee on military affairs. The ohieeti Is to
draw resolution in accordance with the
recommendation relative 20 pensions Of
Union soldiers made by the last National
Grand Army eneampmens.
Eddy gave notice that on Saturday next
he would introdnce bin 20 build a wing
on the capitol for the accommodation OF
state offices.
THE SALARY TAssLE.
Shaw started the sasary ball rolling
again By moving that the vote hy which
the report Of the free conference committee
~. -,
was unanimous.
0ecghegsn then moved to indefinitely
postpone the report
Piummer raised the point Of order that
such report could n0t he SO acted upon,
but must be considered fairly. The point
of order was ruled well taken.
Geoghegan then moved that the motion
be not received.
After lengthy discussion this motion
was carried: 30 yeas to nays.
McReavy. chairman of the late commit
tee, on the part of tue House. moved u
appoint another conference committee
After debate. the motion was decissvgiy de-
/ feated.
Then Pinmmer moved that the House
recede from all its action on this question.
A long aehate followed as 20 whether or
rot IL was advisable 10 receds or So ahead.
Much argument was uaad. and tie House
decided 10 reee1e.
This seems 70 have broasht the report
Of the original Joint committee on salaries
before the House shaw meved 20 lay
that report on the tahAs.
This motion was. after another debate,
I carried.
Judson declared he wanted this salary
/ question settled new once fer all, and IN
1 trodpced resolution fixing the salaries a.
/ follows: