The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-10
THE sENAToRs.
Lively Debate Over the Arrears I'm
Superior Courts


THE SENATORS.
Lively Debate over the Arrears I'm
Superior Courts
OLYMPIA. Jan a-senate met ~ 30. Iieuten-
ans-GoyerpoF LaRghfon IN the chair. Those
absent were Baker and GHllfoil
The journal u yesterday was read and sp-
proved.
wgs BIEI&.
s. r. No - BY KInnear--To provide for prose
cutting public offenses on information: read
twice by title and referred 20 the judiciary con-
mlttee
EB.So y, by fnnear-To provide for the state
printing; Rad twice ~ title and referred TO the
committee on printing.
q h. No 80 By Khalley--To prevent the mix
ins Of skw-logs. spars. timber and wood In the
navigAbIe streams. read twice by title and re-
ferrcd to the committee on commerce.
s. p. No. ~ by Fariss 10 amend section u OF
the territorial code; read twice hy title and re-
feFged @ the iasiIciaTy committee.
4 q. No 81 BIZ Payne Relating % the lorna
ton OF lumber districts and the appointment OF
lumber inspectors. read twice by title and re-
isrred 70 the committee on commerce
& p No. 20, By HunsakeFTo prohibit certain
persons from carrying or using firearms; read
twice hy title ard referred 20 the committee on
judiciary.
s.B No. ~. hJ PAFkinson--To encourage the
destruction Of blue jays read twice by title and
referred 10 the committee on revenue and taxs-
ton.
RESOLUTIONS
RlaehArt offered C. r. No a II provides
for renewal Of contract with the state Printing
Company. to run throughout the session, and to
include all printing required By the various
state officers ai the rate named In the con-
tract for the original thirty days. the bills TO be
examined and approved by q committee 81
either house and 10 be subject TO approval by
the state auditor laid over till tomorrow.
SPECIAL 08DER-
4 B. No. 4S-To create thR once of state
printer: on motion OF Wilson, continued till 3
srEILacooN ASYLUM.
SC r. No 20-Raiating 70 insane asylum nj
sseilaeoom, sigaed BY the president in open
session.
s. b. No. 10. by Kinnear-to provide for the
organization 81 the Superior courts.
kinehsrt moved 20 amend By giving King
county two superior Judges instead OF one, ~
provided in the BILL
Long opposed the amendment He thought
one jadge could do the work.
kinnear heartily c0ncHrre6 in this. He Was
satisfied that the tiIae has not arrived for an In
crease In the judiciary. II is already = heavy
burden on tho people. Heretofore four district
judges did gf tae business % the territory, is.
eauaing the supreme court business and the
United States business he thought that for the
present twelve Judges are ample. In the name
OF good sense we ought 20 BE- patient enough 70
wait a. least ono year 10 see how the business
viii develop. In the event Of pressing business
Jadge may be called ia FROM another circuit,
II necessary. Resides, IL is proposed to create
court commissioners. What are they 10 do? He
criticized Rifehart Is having appealed for
econ@ay and denounced the constitutional con
yeuti0n tor Grating a costly 5Rdtcial system,
and yet ne IL ihe arst 70 propose an increase.
Hogghton supported KtnneaF In bis opposi-
ton 60 the bill, but questioned the correctness
Of Klnnear's statement that the present superior
judges are only doing tAe work that four district
judges aid. They are also. lie said doing the
work that thlrty two probate judges did.
Kinnear said thc probate business win not he
turned over TO the Superior court for q year.
wood said he had seconded the amendment
because he believed Il 70 be the wish af alter
neys and litgsa;s in King county. He nrmly
believed that the cagrt business In that county
new requires. and wiil continue ta require, the
constant attention of two judges Ia the terri
tagial condition noi 20 per cent ct the business
was attended - IS the Judges and their dock
cts are long In arrears Besides. the jurisdiction
0f Justices IL the gesnT has been reduced. max.
iug much more business for the superior courts
court commissioners will nat relieve the pres
Stare.
Risehart said the matter had BEEN hrCught to
court siaFles1 tn eco cases bsafnt ard il nov So
oases behind, ard they are reartng in cases
which heretofore cosiid be brought in the fas
teo's court The creation OF another Judge
woala naG be raoge costly than that % court
commissioner. and wassad IN very mnch
lsrges degree dispose at the hgssness. He him
self has case in court which has been hanging
oa sWo years anA half, sad his strorEtcy can
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