, 1890-03-13
III. s. COURTS.
A Measure for Washing
ton State.
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Sites Granted the Four Larg-
est Cities.
APPROPRIATIONS ARE POSSIBLE.
pokane Lana Cnses-The Repub-
N lican Senators Wnl Probably
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THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
APPROPRIATIONS ARE POSSIBLE.

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WAsnINGToS, March Ex-senator
Aliens bill establishing terms Of the
United States court Tor Washington
state was reported and passed by the
senate to-day. IL provides for United
States district court ut Seattle Tacoma,
Spokane Falls and Wulla Walln.
There was desire on the part of the
Washington delegation to have this hill
passed before the bills for public build
ings at these cities were reached. The
establishment of courts will 20 long
way toward helping 10 pass the building
bills. In the discussions on tho public
building bills that have been before the
house, cities where terms of the United
States courts were held had the prefer
ence and encountered less opposition
zthnn those that were not provided with
kourls.
W II Is expected that this bill will be put
through the house at an early day, and
whom tho building bills are called up
Representative Wilson will have a good
argument to advance in favor Of the
buildings.
Senator Squire SAYS the pro position to
procure sites first meets with great favor,
and that the bills for buildings reported
10y the committee will meet with no op-
position In tho senate.
Tho court bill passed to-day will be
sent to tho house Immediately.
Public Building Appropr iaions.
The following public building bills have
been hyOrably reported and placed ON
the house calendar: For Spokane Falls,
Tacoma ami Seattle, $4,000 each and
for Walla Walln, $4,000
Although the three Washing gton cities
were scaled down by the senate com
miltec on public buildings to SlOO, 900
each for site, the hope Is not yet
abandoned that appropriations may iol-
low oven at this session.
Senator Squire Is of the opinion that
thus Is an opening wedge, and that they
may Hsk for money toercct the buildings
Sith "a reasonable hope of securing lib
rnl appropriations. w. ID. Tylcr, who
y came here from Tacoma. brought his
statement with him, and made an argu-
munt before the committee. The people
OF Tacoma were not entirely satisfied to
trust Seattle senator with their inter
ests and sent Tyler to represent them.
Senator Allen, who had his Walla
Walla bill In mind, was also present
Saturday.
Senator Squire presented tho recon-
mcndation OF the supervising architect
that each OF the three large cities should
have buildings costing $4,000. and
offered 10 agree to $4,000 for each, but
Mir Vest, Of Missouri, opposed this
proposition, and Mr.. Morrill,, of Yer
mont suggested tile purchase Of sites,
which was accepted.
spokane District Land Gases.
Representative Wilson to-day received
letter from Assistant Commissioner
Stone of the general land office, IN rela-
ton to the final proof of John 4, Naf
Tor land In the Spokane Fails, Wash,
district Nal made proof two years
ago before clerk of the court, and
transmitted his papers and $50 for the
y. payment OF the land to NJ. e. Barney,
then receiver. The money was never
Burned over to the government, and
VI Nail never got his receipt. Barney be
came dohultor, and was removed.
Naf's papers remained in the Spokane
Falls office.
INC assistant commissioner says INA,
nv WIN nave Nv vSa,i'lnusoti nauV OF
Nah ."se, Nnu " us PROOF /" su'no'snt
u,root p''eh, VIII uo issueu' ne holus
'hu'' a'nousn 'nu government mas
not received "e MONEY iot the iahu,
barney was uuiy "uthotheu agent
oi ue government ana the
s''ue'S mus' nv su''cr ny tne
iault o' we soNcii"ioht agent ihe
govern mont must proceed against
barnoys oondshon TO recover. IL VIII
DO tne hrS, case on recoru where patent
mas oech hsueu pelore tue money was
turned over 10 the governments filiones
McDoughis cialn Is ,h .he same cohdi-
uon as Na"S S anu VIII receive the same
action.
In Washington on business before the
lhnd once re represents pArucs VINO
nave offered n,lhgs on certain lailas IN
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now beiors the secretary of the in tenor.
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