The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-17

Oils FoR R'pAatA,s OWNERS.



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Psaoe IN W. pans VI s10 Wy "laa s'ases-
mon.
- wouid % interesting 20 Know Just why
tue tncofy tnas tns H8nt VI tne snole
owners EXTENDS over Woe acres Oh uae
AMOS 70 aeep usse1 ms .ounu sucn s0n .s
favor. ~ toe conssa'u''onA oonvehton'
wnose aehoersuons sefs ufecseu LOT ven
Gays IN N aoosuvs astemps 70 settle snis
vexeu queston, the riparian owner va IN
tns minority, Inc chIst exponcht Of tnis
aoctnne wss Juaee 0tnes' On tacoma, VINO
contended during this whoie ume lot
reco9ninon OF sneir alleged rights. ~ was
through ns inssrumentaiiIy tnat the pro-
vsso IN section !. srticie IL rms section
shall NOT ne ccnssfusd 70 - 20 deoar any
person rom asserting nis claim 70 vested
rights IN the courts OF tne state, was IN
serted. win the exception OF the ciaimes
OIL utie IN uue, swamp ana overnowed lands
covered by Uniteu states patents, the TIDE
land article amounts sosoiuteiysson nothing.
IN another article there Is expressly re-
served forever rom sale an area varying
from nifty TO go feet In width between the
hartor line and the line oil ordinary high
tide In front OF Incorporated cities. In
this particular only will the state seek TO
Aretain control over any OF its tide lands.
The article originally proposed In the
constitutional convention was almost as
lengthy and elaborate as any Of these bills.
II declared how the lands should be dis
posed OF. But interests and theories were
80 conflicting that the proposition was
ensasculated and its purpose perverted into
an empty declaration OF the states SOW
eresgnity over the tide lands. The result
Of the discussion OF the constitutional con.
sension il significant. IL was faily ex-
peeted before IL met that IL would settle the
question for once and for all. 1t honestly
attempted 10 do 80 and IL utterly failed.
There are now Just the same Interests
represented In the legislature and their adj
voeates are - earnest and unyieIding as the
makers of the constitution. The condi-
tons heEng the same the logical outcome