The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-21
DEADLOCK BREWING.
The Tie Lands Bill Nay Cause
Disagreement.
SWALLOWING SHALL TOWNS.

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The co1ntstss nes this sfssFnoon and
US then favorable 70 amendments. Ans
tin proposed ameudmens No. !. 10 provide
Tor she survey snd appraisal of tide iAnds
thirty days aftsr he biIl becomes Law.
This vas accepted. - was also The follow
inx nsv section, odsrsd BY Van Houfen:
.aection q The governor shall appoint
board q appraisers consisting Of hve dis
interested freehoidsrs, whose duty IL shall
b 70 examine The shore and tide lands in
this stass = hereinafter provided"
Ths plain intsns Of this section ID to
abolish the various county boards and 70
leave the MISTER Of appraisal with one state
hoard and the mattev Of equalization and
appeal with another state board. Van
Housen af hrss proposed that the members
Of the board Be from counties not directly
interested In tide isnds, but this idea. not
bsing rsostvsd favorably BY the COMMITTEES,
he agreed 70 the compromise
snow wanted 70 eliminate the objection
ahle features Of Section 4. which provides
in eject that IN tide lands Of the second
class only ownsss Of Improvements sha.I
have the right Of application for survey.
SHOWS amendment provides that the
application Tor appraisal Of the second
class tide lands shall Be made within sixty
days after passage Of the act.
The committee met again tonight and
ssccnsidssed the thrse amendments and
decided 70 report the bin back without
Recommendation and without amendment.
Van Houten viii offer his nsw section,
and IL u csrtsin that . number Of others
viii b. urged. The vote il very close and
Il IL very Questionable II the effort Of the
friends Of the bill 70 force through just as
IL ID viii b. successful Their plan is. how
ever. 70 try IL, and II the bill Is beaten. to
reconsider the vote and then consent TO
amendments.
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decided 70 recommend the indefinite post
ponsment Of The bull granting the tide
lands Of salmon bay 70 the eaimon bay
Hsiir0ad and improvement company.
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more tnsn hsd oeen cstimsteo. a lengthy
oeoste ensued on tne piii. ana several
70 preserve sne rights Oh IaiIosus rom
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passed without opposition. IL VIII doubt
less 30 through the House.
The Senate spent large part OF its after
noon session considering amendments to
the educational bill.
Lawrence, chairman of the educational
committee. objected 10 all the important
amendments made by the House, and
many of them were not concurred in.
A very large bone Of contention was the
provision in the bill that the state board of
education consist Of the superintendent OF
public instruction and four Others TO be
selected by the governor. The House
added the provision that the state auditor
and secretary OF state be ex-ofliclo men,
hers Of the board, making the whole num-
Der seven. A stubborn fight occurred on
this amendment in the senate, and il was
not agreed 10. The House will be asked
to reeede from lie changes, and the prob
ability is that IL will refuse in every In