The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12
SATURDAYS SESSION.
Adverse Report Upon The Trust
Bill.
ras STATE DEBT FUNDING BILL,
-. s<nsse DeIievss IN ChaPiain Bat
u.s Consultations sernpies Absas
Rsying Him.

rxvuyss. Jan. 1.-THE KfnneAr anti
49, ~, resehed fbe House this morning
1900 she adverse recommendation OF
- sadsrssry committee. II was Ia the
.aese II 1 long and elaborase argument
$1,000 de provisions Of the rneasurs, and
rsrIted rpseIhe reasons why Il should not
s. pszsed. TWAS signsd BY ssvsn Of the
eight members os the commi1Nes nassnlh-
-, bssnw he dissenting member. The re-
800 yeenmnsnded that the bill be indeh-
sssaiv roefponed. When The clerk had
frl.ke3 reading the findings OF the com
.ss.ts4 Honltray, Of Whatcouis arose and
:. 49, aers4sd terms objected % its assp
ssnn eYhis Il 90 attempt % kili outright
=. s,.,,.~fs,st MEASURE he declared. ''If
t,.e ernnsa. aea found anything wrong With
go hfIl. rhy didn't they recommend
.mendreulsf Every citizen OF the state
frels thst legislation Of this sort should be
demanded 81 tbs first legislature" and
mere IN the same vein.
prf the committee on judiciary paid half
=. mach attention to it, legitimate duties
:. Z, making 4 brief against all the provis-
- ,ons of thss Bill and In favor Of trusts, IL
~suld ret along better" joined IN Judson
"a psssre In an unusually vehement man.
mr.. II an opposed TO all sortsof eornbtn-
ss.one that raiss the price Of the commodi-
- a. Ilfe. do not say that I altogether
fssoY this Bit but / object % any attempt
fe choke Il OF IN this way. say The bill
filoaid stand upon sts merits"
Huntington. OF the judiciary committee.
said he favored the bill in great many
faxiiculars
nf1l tell you one reason why favor this
nm > said Moultray again. 'sThere Is a
saurniil On Bellinghan bay that has been
hat down for several years by the sawmtli
trrsf. and 800 laboreTs thrown out Of en-
ularnsut IL Is 20 stop just such business
a this that shs BID Is introduced"
eThns sawmiii has made more money in
fhs past i've years than any other on the
eoand, reioined Drew, the Kitsap mill
MSS.
Grant mossa to postpone consideration
rf she whole matter ill next Friday.
Kuhn objected.
IIsown 81 Spokane said the report was
very fine literary effort and he wanted time
u consider il.
Eddy then made speech la which he
aid; Amy man who votes against this
I'LL need never expect 20 run again for Office
- he 1xae Of Washington
y Grand horus OF Eroans and laughter.
Ryans b opposed TO trusts and COM
Saaationsaa also TO the bill
Ceo# said he intended 70 vote
.raixf and was willing 10 stake
"A II tunes en- the shake Of the
VII N insisted that this was an
Legislation ON the subject
saitman: 81 come from a
So 3 b has been bowling trusts
- ~ . years. and with reason,
4 s<a71 f Of the judiciary commit
3 -. - ~ my own convictions"
! 49, ~ discussion the matter was
'.'' ~ NJ order for NEXT Friday at 2
q z<ftt fAe DISCUSSION showed that only small
*nts4 plfiion OF the House Il IN faver OF the hi
- es IL now stands but at least large mis-
ID hotiy Il In sympathy with its purpose
eps< TNu objection urged against the bill il that
n nj vii prevent the combination Of capital
4 of legitimate purposes; and. further. that
~ Il class legislation. ia that 1t exempts
Ahofers and agriculturists from the opera
1icn Of sis provisions Whether or not the
objections are well grounded. there is Ger.
family distinct impression in the House
that the blu Is nnduly severe on moneyed
corporate interests. IL cAnnot pasa in its
present shape; and The chances are that
y will be 50 loaded down with amendments
Is TO render its objects practically naga.
tory. A substitute Of more moderate
natsse win probably be offered.
Brown Of Spokane was the only member
sn the House who objected 20 the passage
q the hisi for the relief OF Thomas NJ Reed.
William Frost and II. II. MeElroy. Last
summer these gentlemen. citizens OF oIyn.
plks took upon themselves the responsible.
isy OF eulafEins the capitol building for the
- accommodation ol the constitutional con.
fsnison aud the succeeding legislatures
The old building was entirely inadequate.
and. In the absence OF the legislature no
Aeticn could be taken with authority. The
tltaeAs expended something over 81 500
and Fitted che building mp 80 Il * nov
hAhtahls, Brown oh3ooted on che general
ground that special relief should MOI be
granted BY any act.
As understand il. : he declared. sthese
gentlemen found out that tAis building
wasn't large enough, 50 they constituted
themselves into an executive. legislative or
some other kind Of body. and concluded
that The state needed an addition 10 is
bpal'isAg. Nev. Mr.. speaker, mv house
M N Spokane vSunty 4 Too small Tor my
large and growing family and upan the
same principle scme kind nsighhag might
Set 10 during my absence and husia hse
addition 10 the house IL there any
whNn came hack should
hase g dc down in my pockets ard nav
81 III the money have Sor this addition
sssl you il woald be dangerous ever to
is&vs home under these circumstance for
every time came back might ana new
wing b nay house as biz As Nil oagaeoFs. Is
Tie speaker weat ga ~ s1me iepsth 10 say
thSt ne had ell along understood that these
improvements were uaaae through pare
hsnsSolenee, and he hsa voted fag osvaupfa
1T Ter TIE capital in gratitude. Browns ia.
sriee, whieA vas really funny. gained tHa
votes fox The eppoS8sits0n. the hsll pasSssse
. xaes 10 nays. The hsis Isl nes aeassy for
TIE gossEner's signature.
Wisoa's ELL relating 81 the appointment
q stsnogfaphers ia the superior court nsr.
susif escaped deGeas In the Senate. Kin.
Fear hAA ygeroasly opposed the h..g "a he
ieng ngAt 81 tAe day sssiore aaa when Il
zane 20 today be renewed bis opposition
he expressed sAe opinion tAst sAe h.u
would oreFate 10 sceaEe the gsymsales so
saey 70 The stenasFapaeFs the yezr ro,inJ
sna tAat EeAray al che nseasy wossla eanse
ost 81 tae eannty treasures. The trans.
ssa&nE seas As thought wuasd amount 4,
- Mach mere. haas aton tAoasas shat