Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-07-12

Ing StaiL'liiS NolliIlllltccS.
preamble and Bill OF Rights
Warner, Hicks, Comegys, Henry, Dial
lam, Kellogg and Sohns.
2-Elections and Elective Rights
z. c. sullivan, Il Moore, Dyer,
Glasscock. Mailman, Burk and Neace.
3-Legislative Department: J. l..
Moore, buchanan, Stevenson, Neace,
McReavy, Morgans, Coey, Gray and
| fIbbets.
4-Executiye Department and Par
doning Power: Weir. Fairweather,
Hicks, c lothicr and Hungate.
5-Judicial Department: Turner,
Dunbar, Convey, stiles, Goldman, Stur-
,ieyant, Griiiitts, Mires, sharpstein,
Jones, kinnear, Weisenberger and
Crowley.
6-Aiilitary Affairs: Prosser, lib
belts. Cosgrove, Berry and Glasscock.
7-State, County and Municipal In
debtedness: Brown, Blalock, +. Nj.
Reed, Duric, Cocy, Hungate, Sturde-
want, fairweather and Fay.
S-Education and Educational In
situations: Blalock, Lindsey, Lillis,
| hickey, Eshelman, Dunbar and Allen.
9-State institutions and Public
Buildings: L. NJ. Reed, Lindsey,
Windsor, Hayton, McCroskey, Walt
man and McElroy.
l0-County, City and Township Or
carnations: Stiles, Lindsey, Dallam
Bowen, Glasscock, f. II. Sullivan
JeDs, Griiiitts and Wilson.
disappointment and Representa-
ton: Crowley, Allen, Dyer. Convey
Hicks, Eshelman, Sohns, West, p. T.
sullivan, Prosser, Hungate, Van Name
Wilson, Cosgrove and Sturdevant.
l2-Revenue and Taxation; Convey
Dyer, Fairweather, Berry, Bowen
Suksdorf, Goldman, Sohns and Brown
Interpretations other than Munic
ipal: Kinnear, Weisenburger, Nc
Croskey, p. c. Sullivan, Neace, Sharp
stein, Shoudy, Henry and Coey.
| l4-Miscellaneous Subjects, Sche
dule and Future Amendments: Sharp
stein, McElroy, Buchanan, Lillis, I. NJ
Reed, Comegys, Gray, Dickey ant
Jamison.
15-Revision, Adjustment and En-
rollment: Minor, 4. NJ. Reed, J. NJ
Reed, Eldridge and Stevenson.
16-Water and Water Rights: Mires
Manly, Il. S. Moore, McCroskey an,
E. H. Sullivan.
l7-Agricultnre, Manufactures, Fish
cries and Commerce: +. II. Sullivan
Surk, Mcdonald, Newton, HaytOn
Fay, J. Nj. Reed.
1S-Mining and Mining Interests
Manly, Morgans, Jamison, Newton, Nc
Donald, Gray and Weisenburger.
l9-Printing Mileage and Contin
gent Expenses; Power, Joy, Suksdor
Van Name, Lillis, Clothier and Dal
lam.
2O-Harbcrs, Tidewater and Naviga
BILE Streams: Durie, PrOsser, r. /
Moore, West, Power, Schoo'ey, Steven
: son, Weir and Turner.
2l-Homestead and Property E,
emptions: Goldman, Jeffs, Jones, Wine
sor and Allen.
22-State, School and Granite
Lands: Dunbar. Bowen, Warner, Dicl
ey, Minor, Henry, Shoudy, Schooley
Eldridge, Suks.lorf, Mailman, Co.
, grove, Eshelman, Joy and Kellogg.
23-Federal Relations, Boundarie
and immigration Comegys, Buchar
an, McElroy, West and McReavy.
Committee on Rules submitted thei
, report with draft of rules OF order
Report was received, and on motto
OF Mr.. Convey, Convention went int
/ committee OF the whole to conside
tine same, that gentleman in the chail
The rules were then read seridtim an
adopted.
The same Committee recommends
: that an additional clerk, to be know
as Journal Clerk, and another page b
elected. On motion, the latter part {
: the recommendation, relating to tn
: page, was rejected, and the recon
mendation then adopted.
Committee arose and reported actor
which was ADOPTED.
On motion, 500 copies of the rules {
order were ordered printed.
On motion, Convention prOceede
to the election of q Journal Clerl
Mrs. Belle Lampkin, Brad. w. Davi
and James ID. Hannigan were place
III nomination.
On motion to vote by ballot. M
Henry called the ayes and noes: 3
voting for a secret ballot and l
against, or for an open vote.
Pending the vote for Journal Cler
: a message was received and read fror
the Mayor OF Ellensburg returnin
thanks for the donation OF that bod
to sufferers by the fire.
The first ballot stood Mrs. Lamp
kin Is, Hannigan "A, Davis Ii, an
scattering 2. On the second ballot, Mr.
Lampkin gained votes, and Mr.. Davi
lost 2 votes. On the third ballot, M
Davis name was withdrawn and tn
a vote stood Mrs Lampkin 80 and Han
j. nigan % The President announced tn
result and administered the oath {
l. office to the fair and victorious col
4 testant.
A resolution was introduced by Nj
Kinnear referring the matter OF trust
to the appropriate committee, an
supposed it by a vigorous speecl
holding that the fundamental la
should give ample scope to deal wit
this evil.
). He was followed by Mr.. Buchanan
of King, Sullivan OF Whitman, an
: others in its support.
On motion of Mr. Henry, the rest
luton was referred to the Commute
: IN COrpOratiOns.
On motion, adjourned till to-mo
row at 2P. NJ.
+; WEDNESDAY, July III.
i Convention met at 2 p. NJ, Presider
. in the chair.
Minutes read and approved.
A proposition of W. ID. Knight
g execute the printing of the ConveI
, ton at about one-half the rates fixe
by the Department was presented b
Mr.. Griffits, which was read and r.
: ferred to Committee on Printing.
i The President submitted memorial
r praying for recognition OF the princip
q OF woman Suffrage, Preferred to II
committee ON electiOns) and OF the 4
w. Harris & Co.. bankers, praying Il
q a limitation of Indebtedness OF munic
, pal corporations Referred to aPpr'
pirate committee.
Mr.. Weisenburger presented a pet
II ton praying for a prohibitory clau'
in the Constitution. Referred to Con
mittee on Miscellaneous Subjects.
% Mr. NJ Reed. of Whitman, a pet