The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-20

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Of Jurisdiction 10 the s,lg,-ense cossrs l. Il =
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! iate 10 tae section that the jurisdiction a
/ the esssirt be prescribed by law
Alien ur.ed she adoption ef Mao-c',
ans nsimsni, heeasse il removes ciaass
restrict Dg the righ, of appeal.
hosf Renewed his motion fer SUBJ ES
tnfe- He wanted 20 &C. ou rsgsard a. iAvoF'
lag the determination OF has question hy
the legislature
THE THEORY MIGHT Be CoREEcT.
Stiles thou<ht Hoy,s sabsf 7ase might h
( profar in theory, hnt It Glan't suIg rhs
cast De ~ pfenle coHrI could ssotbe fpTmed
until after the legislature met, ana II,
state couldn't wait that leng.
Reed. of Thsrstoa. favored Haxt's sab,
>'t ute. because the convention WAS too
fnneh 'nciuesi TO usaFp the jurisdiction al
the legislature. He thought the exigenes
arged by stiles did act exist
hi1neAr sfsoke against the subs itGse.
tie had examined ali the constitutions "a
the states aud he did not rememher aay
which did not in some way sreseriise the
duties, aad res; rief the jurisdiction of iAe
supreme courts.
No UsugFATfoS aY AUTHORITY.
This convention Is competent 20 fx
the jurisdiction OF the supreme court,
sald Judge Turner. Tho makers Of sns
fundamental laws uf other stateS have seen
tit 10 declare this as principal, and ws
cannot do better than follow their ex
ampies, -
Moore read clause ipom the censtNu
scn of feDnsy iyania u shaw that the
duties of the courts were therein pre-
scrihsd. He read also from tue Oregon
constitution showing that there Is no limi
tssion therein regarding amounts oi
appeal.
THEY STOOD 40 SNOW.
The motion on Hoyt's substitute was
then put and lost.
Moore's amendment was thsn put and
lost.
Dyer renewed this mo ion 20 strike oui
"t2oo'' anc insert "ssoa. '
The vote was taken an6 the amendment
lost.
CONVENTION or eRASaARIANs
In the interest OF the English language.
said Su,es, IL move that the word 'sx.
cept before its iurisd ction. be changed
10 excepting that
Red, OF 1hntsion. objected l,ecauso the
grammar wss not correct II should be
except that
stiles smiled and thought IL shouldn't
The vote was then taken, and except
ing that knocked except that out b!
yoseS--25 10 n.
NO CHANGE TOLERATED.
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nance" after municipal tue;" lost.
Durie nl.yed that the word municipal
! fine in the sixth lire bo stricken OUT aas
municipal ortiiuence" be Inserted, lost
The anes.ihn on the adoption oi section
as amended was then pat aud carried.
ANOTHER sTsP TAKRS.
/ Section was then taken up and read al
/ follows:
/ s.Sec. 5. There shall he in each of the or
ganlzei counties Of this state a superi0
/ court. for which, at least one judge shal
/ be elected BY the qualified electors of thi
county al the general state elections. pro
vided, that nutii otherwise provided b,
/ the legislature one judge only shall b
elected for the counties OF spokane gu,
stevens; one Judge for the county q
/. whitman: one judge for the counties O
/ Lincoln. Okanoeap, Dongias and Adams
one indge for the counties Of Nails Wall
and Franklin, one judge for the counties q
! Columh a, 1srfie.d aud Asotin one iidg
+ ior the counties Of kittitas. Yakins an,
I ktIs kifst: on judge fer fhe conntiea o
Clarke. Skamania, Pacific. Cowlif
/ and wahkiskun: one judge fr fh
COUNTIES Of ThHfstnn. Chehaiis, Mason ans
/ Lewis. one Judge Tor the eogu'y Of Pierce
/ s.ne Ridge for the county 81 King; on
! Judge for the counties OF Jefferson, Island
San juan and CislIafn. aud one jWdge s.
the counties of Nhsteom. ~kBxit, Kitsa
.fa.4ss Nf.h - ga - Hsss-
there shall be more than one suVerio
| Judge there Tasy De as nfauy sessions of IN
superior court ht the sane time as tbrr
are Judges thereof. and wherever the gov
ernor - all direct a snperloF Judge o. hDA
! eonrt ia any county other than that 70
| which ne has l,cs elected. there may bg "a
naav sessions oi The superior court in sal
county al the same iime rs there sr
Judges either eies ted fherciu or sssixue.
"a sintv therein by the governor. and til
business of the court stall he "a fissrit
uted and assigned by ia~. oT. ia fhe al
Senpe of legislation therefor bF such rule
and orders OF court - shsa bssst sr0Eio;
aud secure the convenient and expedition
transaction thereof The judgments. 20
cfat.s. Orders sud proceed iGgs uf ANY SIS
sion Of its superior court. held by any on
or more If the judges az such court sha
h. ,qu-sly effscfuai a. IL all the judges q
said court presided 81 such seSsfoa Tn
constitution shall hold ihtir Offices for "a
y. Fic,sf of three years aud uniil their 81,
resse-s shall be ele TED and qualified, ga
thereafter the term Of the ofiice 0f a
{ saterfOr Judges in this state shall be ~
wears from the sifst MONDAY in JauusF
next Succeeding their election, AMI Hlt
tfs.fy successors are elfefed and ggal
fed. The first election ci tu1gs
/ of thc superior courts shat !
; tho Krss general election held uu6s
this constitution. II n Nsssnfy ngcug
The ntfiee al Judge Of the snperiar eeRF
the geyernof she'll appoint person
( hsgd the afsssse untfl The election and 9ua
lncation o. "a judge sn I'll the yacage,
. which election snail he al the a. ~ su
! e..f<l{pg general eleesiop aud 1l'e iadEe
elected shsil held officc far TIE relnz5nsi'
of hc unexpired term
OBJECTIONS T. FvseY srCTI0$.
Kfnucxr moved The adoption of The SO
tss.u and half q dogen uesabeTs WeTE q
tte fasrr a. once with amendments.
. Gnsfusn moved 20 strike out the wei
six and insert "laas before 'Year+
relating 10 terms OF o1ses for supert'
.;rsfi,.s called fer the reading - Il
na,yluffsY eaGnrnlffee report
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was n,ss afraid 0f 81 srvugaeHr argtz3
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term. he n lehf make "a feei< sTas &
hdg-a OF securing : second erM.
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