The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-26
Sse AUSTRALIAN saLLor ELL,



$1,000 expense would be incurred In the
n6cossary construction Of voting booths,
NJ IS Was explained that those need Be
Gn1y eemporssy and in fActcsn be made into
= Vofln9 spastment ont II blankets or IN
1ny oehes transient mannsr. The election
lGUo u the stase viii be compists only
uAou registration Law and law govern
1n9 primary elections - passed. A hood
q potittons hare come In asking for the
1nectment Of new code OF election laws
~ The legislature viii supplement
81 Strengthen ths Australian system
~ the passage q . necessary cor
1oo(tve MEASURE. The vote today
90 entIreiy non~partisan. Republicans and
Uounocsa1s alike ieining In support OF the
~ Indssd. in the sensts. Drum, Dem
GoDoA he'd proposed m Australian election
~ nnd Is was rejected only because It's
nonn1ttos wefs 700 severe. Much advlce ~
T. ~ Wosktnes Of the Law was received
oGom eovoEnoes and officers Of other states
uhoeo ~ Law II now In force, and oil
warmly indofsed IL II The House amend
monb nso e0ncusfed h by the senate and
- IN = slgnsd By the governor the new
~ VII % into effect 30 days after the ad-
6o1nnent a The legislature.
~ judesahip question q settled At last.
U1ng county gets two and Pierce one. with
- additional Judge to bs chosen a. next
l11o@to0. The governor, IL IL well known.
~ 70 tbjection 10 the law and Il will re-
~ his signature. Many petitions fos ap-
nD11tuGnt 70 judgsships created by the
~ have besn presented TO the governor.
ADonegt those from King county are J. A.
gofton, 4. J. Humes, Boyd J. Taliman.
IA ~ Rivers. J. =. Miller and r. r. Dyer.
= = pFstty generally believed that the ap-
11ontmente viii b. given 70 Msssrs- STRAIT
N md Humss. FOR Pierce county the
uom1nent candidates are Judson. Apple
1T, Iate defeated candidate for judge: aud
D1oUout Campbell, district attorney. In
)0okano, whefe one judeeship IL created.
- clain,s Of ". w. d. Turner. brother OF
nooeoe Turner. and Norman Buck. ex JUS
~ a the supreme court Of Idaho. are
DrUo0. Colonel ]. z. Moore II also under
nood 70 b candidate.
Il = eottled that Governor Ferry viii veto
- Power medical bill and that IL will be
mhmttted 70 the HOUSE tomorrow. The
DevosnoF has been weighing the reasons for
Desosnted 10 him. and lis faults and defects
~ ~ clear that he IL constrained to re-
Urn u without his approval The prin-
tpal ground Of the governors objection Is.
IT. believed, thu delegation OF power to
Heecstbe qualifications Of physicians con-
efred BY the legislators upon the medical
card. Il u not Likely thst = serious effort
sill b made 70 pass the bill over the gov.
suor's vsto.
The soldIers' home bill did not meet the
anne objection In the House that defeated
twice IN the Senate. kianear'sh bill came
y today after favorable report by the CON-
sittss on military affairs. and gave Speaker
seikhAn chance 10 make very eloquent
nd patriotic speech In its favor and for the
IA soldier. Judson, of Pierce, opposed on
eonomic grounds. The provision limiting
~ governors apposntive power by de-
lASing that two Of the soldiers home board
trustees shail BE- members Of the militia.
~ STRICKEN out The biil passed. receiving
yeas aud nays.
The omnibus normal school bsli failed In
y 6enats by Just one vote. There Was
IMPOSITION TO render the bill absurd, evil
Ihool from Lyndrn. In Whatrom county.
} hayview. skagit county, piece Of levliy
- d al appreciated by Senator Parkin.
N. Wilson, who was one of the cham.
lons OF the omnibus bill. succeeded in
etttng the Senate to take up and pass the
1lnsburg bill IN Its stead.
The House took very iudlcloas step to-
- ~ tvs.4< 4. A.
NJ absent without leave receive no pay.
. more judicious AMI effective method OF
pcurtng full attendance could be pursued
The Senate. week ago. reduced the sal
~ OF the superintendent OF the iusans
ylum from $4,000 TO 5000 When the
YUM bill was brought ap today kianear
inde motion To reconsider the vote by
hich the salary Was cut down. osingx.
- isrvtd objection to the motion. de-
nSed that the superintendent has the
hottest snap" Of any public ETHICAL OF shs
NE. Elegant apartments. that could no,
lsecursd Tor $500 per month In any Grst-
- hotel In the state. are furnished him
-. he has separate diningroasn, a
ainue OF servants. horses and attendants
ID. In fact, lives like prince al the ex.
MISE oi the state. The amount was raised
E.S1 as sort of compounds. DIR.
feaghcp, superintendent OF Stelacaom
vlnna, Was present during owiars' ora.
IN and, In fact, during the whole discus.
On.
The most sensible adjournment resoIa.
N yet proposed was offered 10 the Hons.
Grant and passed. 4 committee oE ses
nj h.
mmitsees 81 the House and I've az ,hs
nate - directed 10 inquire into the status
unfinished business and rpcuua.t,,, a
" Of nnsl adjournment The resolution
u probably pass the senate.
Gone pretty lively work IA, aen. Las,
ght and TO-DAY for Rntses's ban .or a.
otection OF the wages OF empleves pa.
sesd by the House yesterday: aud enough
aex were secured a. pass ID nrsen rssr,,'
lerstion today. 1, receives. th,rtv.ssy
ass. Just enough. Raster has reaso, -.
rrs;iAed over his success usx ~,
viewer. wiz have bard time passing ss.s
nate.
Aeort'vc attempts wsrv made IN hath
ossse and Senate - secure the ot.,asan ~
itorney General Jones upon The tisla 80
sestaon BY sadrvss or in writing. Neithc.
dy seensd To cunsisler rs xpse sos, ~
<cid pcrtsnenee aBa neestsv,a 49,.
tempt Attorney General Jones Is A ser,.
sstcr OF TIE plaa that lands saculx - ss,Is
public auction.
The House committee ca Iaaizn AFFAIRS
niuhs decided % report s&voraasy pgura,
nn1e nsenoria to cesg-sss 10 si.ew par
~ IndiAns o. ssl las4, alrvaav ss,ossss
seventy. and TO threw cnes ss.,- -