, 1889-07-25

fees, but after that the salary system
should go into effect
Mr.. Reed took the same view and re-
iterated In most positive terms his views
and experience In the matter Of
ILLEGAL sHERIfR's FEES
and the extreme necessity of making the
sheriff salaried officer to prevent such
illegal fees and such an unlawful drain
on the public purse. As territorial ou'
ditor he had seen so much of this thing
that he felt sure he was right in urging
the abolishlng of fees TO sheriifs.
Messrs. Warner, Crowley, Power, Cos.
grove, Buchanan, Sturdevant, Goldman
and Dunbar favored the amendment,
and Messrs. Grifiitts, stiles and Dyer
opposed IL In a further debate on
the subject lasting forty minutes
moro. The amendment failed by the
following vote: Ayes--Messrs. Berry,
eosaroSe Crowley "fK Bunsar RareSsge
Goldman, Convey, Gray, Jeffs, kellog,
McT,eavy, Minor, Mires. Moore, J. H.,
Morgans Power Prosser Schooley,
Solnis, Stevenson, Sturdevant, Sullivan,
P. c., Tibbctts, Weir, Mr. President-29
coey, Dickcy, Durie, Dyer, Eshleman'
Fay, Glascock, iritiitts, Hicks, Hum
gate, joy. Kellogg, Kinnear, !4illis,
Lindsey, McCros Key, McElroy, Moore,
r. s. Neacc,. Newton, Reed, T. NJ,
Reid, J. NJ, Shoudy, stiles, Sudksdorf,
SaySs e. m TrSys Wit V%SnI% %.oe Win WIZ,
sor--38.
Absent-Messrs. Allen, Dallam. Fair
weather, Hayton, Henry, Jamison,
Jones, Manly, Sharpstein and Turner
MIR. Glasscock moved to amend section
2 by requiring n two-third vote of the
qualified electors to remove or recreate a
county scat.
Mr.. Dyer moved to further amend by
making the figures three. filths
instead Of two-thirds:: Adopted
by the following vote; Ayes--Messrs.
chanan, Ciotheir, Coey. Cosgrove,
Crowley, Dunbar Durie, Dyer, Eshel-
Jamison, kinnear, McCroskey, McDon-
aid, McElroy, Minor, Moore, Morgans,
Neaee. Newton. Reed, T. NJ, Reed, J..
p. G., Sullivan, =, H., Tibbets, Warner,
Weisenburger, Wilson Mr.. President
80.
| Nocs---MessrS Bowen, Burk, Comegys,
Dickey, Eldredge, Fay, GIithtts, Hun
gnte, Jsfis; Joy, kellogg' Lillis' LING
Power, ProsseI, scbooley, Stevenson,
sturdevant, Stiles, Travis, Van Name,
Weir, West, Winsor-26.
a Abscut-Messrs. Allen, Fairweather,
Hayton. Henry, Jones, Manly, Sharp
stein, Turner-l0.
Mr.. McReavey moved a call of the
house. The chain decided the motion
lost, and, on several voices call.
ing division ruled that the de-
mand was not made quick enough
though IL was about an even ques-
ton whether the calls did not come
Simultaneously with the chairs an
nouncement of the vote.
/ tn aIt oct
Mr.. Griifitts moved al call of the house
Los on rising vote, the figures no,
being announced from the chair.
Mr.. Sohns moved the previous ques
ton on MIR. Glassock's motion a
amended to three-tifths by Mr.. Dyer ant
the motion prevailed.
MIR. Mires moved TO adjourn. Lost.
JILL Moore moved TO lay on the table
Lost.
1 Mr.. Mires--I move We adjourn.
The Chair-The motion is out of order
Only one motion to adjourn being al
lowable after the previous question Il
ordered. and that already has beer
Mr.. Grifitts moved call of thu
MIR. Grifiitts-We are not voting right
Rule 46 provides that the clerk shall cal
the names of the members. The CheiI
That is after call has been ordered
daughter on Mr.. Grifftsl
The roll was called on Mr.. Glascock'
motion as amended to- read three-fifth
by Mr.. Dyer's motion, resulting i'll TIN
adoption of the amendment by the fol
lowing vote; Ayes - MesSrs;, Bla
lock, Browne, Buchanan, Clothier
Coey, CoSgrove, Crowley. Dunbar
Dui.ie, Dyer, Eldredge, Eshelman, Glas
cock, Goldman, Convey Gray Gritiitts
Hnyton, Hicks, Jamison, Kellogg. Kin
near, McCroskey, Mcdonald, MoElroy
Minor, Mires, Moore, Morgans,. Neace
Newton, Reed T., NJ, Shoudy, Sohns
TSSs,s sullivan Warner r. " SSaq
: Willison--42.
Comegys, Dickcy, Fay, Hungate, Jefls
JOY, LillesS Lindsey, McRcay
Moore, J. H., Power, Prosser, Reed, J
~, schoolGy, Stevenson, S, Siurdysan, Wu,
Absent-Nlessrs. Allen, Dallam, FaiI
weather, Henry, Jones, Manley, sharp
stein, Turner'S.
Before the announcement of the vot
MeReary asked to change his vote fror
NO" to "Aye" and leave was granted
Mr.. Kinnear rose to propose III
amendment.
Mr.. McReavy wanted TO say somethin
about the voting but the chair said h
could not have two of them talking a
once, and recognized Mr.. kinnear, VIII
sent up an amendment to the desk
Mr.. Comegys moved to adjourn
, Carried-ayes 33, noes 25, ana at 5'3
the convention stood adjourned t
Thursday at o A. M.
OLYMPIA, Wash, July 23.--The con
vention met at 8 o'clock, tho presiden
, in the chair. After prayer by Rev. i
A. Chaplain of Olympia, the chair d,
clared all present save as excused. o
request of Mr. Allen leave for the da
was granted to Mr.. Hicks. The record
were read, corrected and approved.
Mr. Sturdevant, by request, presents
a proposition providing that penal AM
: charitable institutions shall be
FosTERED BY THE STATE
and the regents tn hereofappointed by TN
governor. Also providing that the, stat
capital shall be at OLYMPIA, and that
: new state house and other noCeSsar
, buildings shall be there provided, a
soon as practicable, after the first meet
/ ing of the legislature. Referred to tn
committee on state institutions.
On motion of Mr.. Turner, the judicii
NJ. Wednesday, the copies not havin
come up from the printer.
Mr.. Weir made a report from the con
: mittee on executive department All
pardoning power, recommending an a.
, ticle for the constitution as follows:
I EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
SECTION l. The executive departmer
: shall consist of n governor, lieutenai
governor, secretary of state, treasure
dent of public instruction and II con
, missioner of public lands, who shall
: severalIy chosen by the qualified ele
tors of the state at the same time an