The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-28

- Heuses Pass . Day Of
Routine.
: COUNTY CANDIDATES.


x4uprA. Feb. This difE5enes ard
f-9fonrded fears Of tssn sxisocates ~ tho
5t1n theory wers largely Instruments
I t. 4on1tne posspontment 81 the tide lard
~ until next Thursdsy 10 shs Horse
0aY II sas obvsoas 20 both tbs Trends
s. ~ bfIi and their dopbsful allies. TIE irn-
1nvess. that Il ronid rxos psss to-day. snd
10y might mesn gain Of support for the
eneuse. The imrrosers. Notwithstanding
- seytainty Of dsfess Of tbs COMMITTEES
usnt<d : vote 10 occur soday. They
- festtve under The forced alliance. ard
Nont riparian recognition voted
~ Or voted Down that they
Nny know where they ssand. II Il
1Flse, tbelr interests are protected. II II
i 6eleafed they viii be free 10 make terms
I Nh he opposition. Th@ anss<rigarisn ADJ
1peofes 6ss spxiousiy awaiting the ex-
e1ed lfme when their strength vii hs re-
niesd ~ The acquisition Of tie irapr0vsrs.
~ Tor that reason iarrsly opposed TIE
rDefe0n % defer consideration. Lines we're
Snt very distinct on that proposition. how
lvef. - II was not clearly understood on
6o1h sides Just Whist Was desired. 1t was
ooppoeed that The senale would take
- The matter. and many, iyrs-
1oceflyo of their motions. were
sirous of making the action Of the
Ncxss subsequent 60 tiaat of the Senate.
Go1dos, AZ stated yesterday. u Was hoped
~ tIst schoi land matter could BE- settled
~ hat scion on the tide lands wossid be
rnt1 dependent upon whatever policy was
f<osu laid down. much the same principles
{ H11na Involved. This Senate. alter passing
~ ttll cedInG 70 the government The use
~ - ttde lands IN front II military resef-
Vn13ons, Notifications, ETC., deferred the
nA1u question until NEXT Tuesdsy- Tie
1xpPe1e reason Mss 70 wait and So what
- House did, and not have both bodies
0pnetdsr The same question at the same
49, with strong probability of arriving 1T
o2posite conclusions.
4 sensation Is promi ssa merit week when
- bIu comes mp in The House. A proms-
01nt member OF the opposition VIII qnss-
Mn The right Of certain members - vote,
66Gine Ms objection upon the following
rkcyteinn In section 50. article Z. of the con-
0tttnf1Ons
q nembW who has prsvsss interest IN sny
Ill of measure. proposed or pending. before
- legislature shaI. disclose the fact 20 the
Uouee Of which he il = member, and shall No.
~eoe s1sfscn.
What Interpretation viii be placed upon
MI clause in its application to The tide land
&6osttOn y difficult to conjecture.
The Joint COMMITTEES on fees and salaries
16nfn licked over ali is previous work To-
u1cht and Il preparing new bill upon
Domewhat singular basis Salaries ere 10
~ arranged on , sliding scale. running
through twsnty-ntns classes OF counties.
Iho highest are counties OF 5000 and the
loveot Loo The salary OF auditor In such
eouuties viii be fixed At thirty per cent II
~ minimum reputation. That in. S'sotor
countles Of 1000. Clerks receive tsensy
~ cent. less. The percent
- decreases a. the scale increases and
eftsS 10000 Is reached flxea sums are
14mod. For instance. King county IL es-
Minated q 5000 population. and It's an-
6itof shail receive q. go. sheriff. treasurer
md prosecuting attorney the same As
onoo0fs and county commissioners are 10
- pa3d by the day. Salaries OF deputies.
clofkn. and ell other expenses are TO be al-
lowed By county commissioners.
The Joint university committee held
meeting tonight for the purpose OF hearing
testimony relative to the university site in
Seattle. Mr.. John Arthur. Of Seattle. was
boforo the COMMITTEES and submitted brief
- 10 title 10 the university site. After
stating the legal phase OF conditional deeds
IA general and applying II 20 the Denny
Odd. Mr.. Arthus's conclusions are: The
restriction In the Denny deed ~ condition
uubsequent: ~ such 1t II not favored in law.
~ ID. In the present status OF Affairs OF the
university, = condition which, II enforced or
1uaisted uron, would tend manigestlv 10
The public Inconvenience, for which rea-
ron the courts would not sustain IL sCon-
aittuns can only be reserved for benefit OF
KfAntor and his heirs The condition in
question Il one OF which only Mr. Denny
can take advantage. aud be could 30 so
only upon showing that he wss or would
b injured BIZ The sale % he univsr-
My site for the purpose Of securing site
more advantageous. III would be srnpossi.
bic for him to make such showing. such
sale weaid operate no injury Ia Mr., Denny
Or 10 the city OF Seattle and would be.
youa doubt. be sustained b. the
courts. Mr.. Arthur. bring questioned.
- 10 the vslne Of the site. said il was
worth trnm 10000 to Seru.0o. John
ksane. OF Seattle. also appeared before The
committee Eelng questioned az % the
management OF the sale OF university
lands. be said II was az bad ~ Il eouisi pos-
Ably be. Nothing remains to show fer The
rfpceesis hui iew old wooden building.
Judge stsuve appears before the commistca
next Tuesday nigAs
The committees 81 The two houses 70
ccnssder the essine~s yet 10 ~ taken an.
with view 10 reaching anal adjournment.
viii meet tefnorfow afternoon lar Fae,ssa
after the adjournment Of The sNo houses.
The announced candidates Eor sarsrgor
Judge Of Pierce county are saasen
Apologize. Loais u. Campbell and Pc
mont Canspasll Aapacgass was defeated
At the polls for superior Judge hy judge
Frank Allyn. Of TIE former tcrsssori4
supreme eoast. Democrat Mxav Ia.
coma Republicans are crying Apr1eesse' :
appointment ca the ground that ~ was
trvsssd unfalgiv By the faction os gepah-
lieanz Of Pierce county who are nov g-e.
ing Fgsnsoes CAsnressl's appointment
Applegslc Il a vssesaa 81 tsse late "a
Frenzsns Cam asis has sAs largest nnrahsr
II petitions hasors the governor,
~ The gevvrner teaay signed Senate Asl
hsSc. lps. sathersssns. sae commissioners a.
a4he Medical Lake ssysnsa 10 execute a ser.
tain deed. aad s Il Ma. To-. relative IN
} cTimes and punishment. Also Il. 4 Ne
hQ0a. for rrvteStson ei hagtaeFs. and il. n
! No ias. aenaing tfs rors 81 Towesend
II Is exreeesd daily tat Governor Perry