The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-26

Isr.l rsxass II + 30 "a ana isssrrsf svnefss -
wednesday, Yxhs sasy =.
Th~ss vns s6ssd eacsus - OH e@snns % the
sesolnsscs sna Tncser's motion % tzsdeantse
po<speae - ioa on Is VS. carr &
E1dy oGsre1 esseusseEs rssotastoa. dizeef-
Ing the House ss1 senass eoEEts-eez o. uu-
psefpsI corporations 10 dsafs . hi u fuf The In
corporation 81 essi<<. villages ete-. se>s shss ~
60 h hsbiE.ssx x39s szl1 the No. sp<c a
oosznift = % she 50 .scct brs - far - he knew
fhsy hsa 80 mzstaags Aessen Vas secsssasy
for serersl villages ETC.. baf had their cha tess
declared iSrsgld b. the supreme coust
K9hn said tae gentleman from Ssohomssn
~ dgl was 81 srsy~siy iaSossasd The sD<cia
eomnist<s serssct~re sfposnsed hsd haa seversl
me~tiuxs. hsa neariy peri. e.ed . bill. and hoped
20 b.ve u ready ~ fepcrt By ThafrdAy.
Efeys. resolution uas tzhscd-
CRAFTS resessf:on fsr spsetal committee cf
esEeen, sonsistiux OF she chat men Ut ten OF the
psfacspsi Committees sf she House snd ave Of
fbe -easss. 10 xsmiae the k1siuess Skill M
6aishes ard report day for Gaaa Al Jsus nmess
vss III rtsd-yssx -. RASH
Ceox EaiFodu ed H. u. ~. 10 prosi1 ng fOf
fhs ifcen-sag cf persons, erms. corporations.
etc. dta.sEg tn b. srefs crxrs ciarss
The btsi pfos Dr.. tast al p~rscns and erms en-
g. ec Ia eafc lag for sae. nsn4iln- az dealing
10 nsh shs.n q pay bceuse into ffse s.se frrse-
ury. fus shs Ne Of CON scnois. III 10 cefsss
tar ssch TO sonnfs taken. han3ses o. 20 d. 10
, pas 10 he Sd csmns asiones. There was .
l1nx dl-cussiss. over The s,sls aud the proprissy
Of 81 lins IL . osee YiuHmer ;nouxas fae III
wsusd wssrk xss ~ hardship H NOV d 10 In
dvnsisesy ro< pose set o. upsn H. Nina said
hss comfy tcnehsiisy demand a some law OF
this sort while he did not fndarse the pgovis-
ions of fhts hsil be dcss I'd IL referred 10 the
spsrorsist- Committee. where IL could BE prop
eFiy am. nded
Aesi~r said the In pscsers and Gamers were
perfectly wiilinx 10 pss proser tax. but what
ever atfion vas ssen sh.nsd be sin1iiar 30 that
taken In Oregon. as shervise he ssn packers
of this sra e would be a. . great disadvantage
"a m lsw a. he one sow psopo- bed cssuid nev
To- enforced. he issorsdt tie appointment os
commissioner to 60 Ter vita tie Oregon aoGhon-
ties
The motion TO indefinitely postpone action on
the bill was earri e.
Senate am-ssasnepss 20 r. 3. M. Is. reia I've
10 Assigaments. were 60 cirf-d in
BILLS PASSED
II. b NJ $50 By Hsuiilon-Rsiatsv 60 the
iocstfsn Of mfii sits.
n. H. No IS by Haniitsn-sccuring persons
aid animals from saager la mines
AFr, IN sos sE-slos.
when the House resss- mhlsd Judson Of Pierce
pr sent d fse renort al the ffee conference
miree or IT. b. No 1oss pr wi linx for N al l.
fionsl number Of supsri court infees, agree
ina 20 sn am nmsnf for iwss add ttonsl judges
for Pierce eou t. osir q appantd At once
snd he other eete n <. fsl TIE report of
The aferene~ &c minittsc as agreed 20.
EutteT's ms'ion 10 reeon.sd the vote By
which II. h. los, to prJt.es che wages OF en-
ployes sud opera ives was lost. wa AFR ed. The
bsi then passed-yess e. aays r. Tn EN-
gsncy eisnss was j-eied-ycas 81, lays IS. not
fwoihirds.
Ed iron the commit tie on insurance, re-
tall TIT
On = h. No. 81. fer the r, asoa that H. b. N !. -.
for sae Sc urisy of lie an limb Ia cases OF IRE,
whfeh covers the ktsne sufjeet-mater. has Al
rsady osea acted on. Tue report adopted.
THE AUSTRALIANS BALLOT SYSTEM.
The Hoass then took mp the special ord Z. viz:
,. b. No. IL. By the committees on pryi eyes aud
elections 1.-THE Australian ballot system hiil)-
The bill WAS reed information. On motion
OF Tucker section Wis am MED by striking out
the wtS and no per -on shall accept = nomi.
nation 10 ssore tha Que "a - Tuck stated
thstfhi would work eat hardship. In some
OF the Smaller rouptt-s, where sometimes the
same person served as recorder, auditor and
clerk Of the conrt
On mot on OF pickerell section IS was amended
BY providing that Al oil e,ectioas the polls shall
BE- opened II a. m. and iosed 1T D M
The bin. after hricf xplnnat on OF its pur.
pose by GIANT Of King. snd without important
amendments haviag b4en made was passed
yeas 20. nays 2. The negative votes were cAat
by Huschinson and Purify
The IL use then took up II. n. No. 2sa re-
por ed BY the joint Eel Ct COMMITTEES % srb-
stiiuie for II h No Do flor the government OF
cities OF 2o.r1o and averl and pass d II y thnut
a~hafe-~yess 80, bays none. The emergency
clause was then passed.
b. No Iss. by Kinnear. establishing Q
soidsers' hem, was real FOR Information
Judson OF Piercs moved to strike out The pro.
vision that ~ least tw. OF Tn trustees OF tie
home shall be members of tue state militia: car
ried
Judson of Pierce thought the general govern.
meBt should trte care 81 lite cd soldiers Be-
tsees. the various o1nties appropriate sufficient
money 10 care sor the iud gent soldiers ri. re-.
eoanty appFnpris Cd las year t7.o0'. The We
Grams wgte not suhrripg The stat c.u not
mi to go into This thing now lie urgei the
Ia NIB rs Ia so slow
speaker teighsn made Q chatacterist,caliy
eloquent plea ia favor Of the bill.
The old so d. n" be said. ssre in need not
of esDihstones. but Of lrs adj" Tier. were in
1855 ~ the various ste e. 200 old VETERANS
wlo could not he aecommoda ts,i Ia the soldier
homes. The passage OF this bill wou be an
act OF justice and 81 ner SHY 10 men for
whom too much could not be done. Eddy or-
pssed and kai'er favored ths bill II vas