The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-08

priation bill. The motion was defeated,
IS 70 q. the necessary two-thirds not vot-
ing in the Affirmative.
Anderson OF whatcom presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
R>solred, That the thanks Of this honorable
body be- and the same 70 hereby extended, 70 the
Hon C. Z Roscoe. Senator HcNauus and the
cittssns AZ Everett and snohomish, for the couf-
tesies and many kindnsssss shown, whefeby the
young city vas made 70 pleasant ana enjoyable,
and one long to be favorably rsmembsrsd in the
minds Of those participating therein.
Leo suggested that the words ''manufac-
turing young" be changed to young man.
ufacturing" TLaughter.l The suggestion
was accepted by Anderson, and the resolu-
ton unanimously adopted.
House bill No. $40. the White bill. pro-
viding for the excavation of waterways by
private contract and for liens upon raised
lands along such waterways, was taken up
- . special order.
After long debate and explanations Of
the provisions, the bill was then passed,
so to q Those voting in the negative
were:
burtOus OOtIHs OOW8us DSuuS OutouS G1-
mouds. Edwarda, E9bert Parrish. Foster,
GreenberS. HamilI, Heliker, Judson, Keller.
Leo. Mays. Mulkey. Mcmillan, AcNew, Nssr-
gard. Pierce Of Kiickitat, Shelton, Smith OF
DouglaA Absent-Baksr. Moore, Scott shadls.
A message was received from the senate
stating that it had amended the Anderson
railroad bill and had refused to concur in
the house amendments to the revenue bill.
The house, on motion Of Anderson,
unanimously refused TO concur in tho sem
ate amendments to the Anderson bill, and
sent message to the senate asking it to
recede.
On motion of Wheeler the house re-
fused to recede from its amendments 70
the revenue bill, and the following were
appointed - members of . conference
committee on the part Of the house:
Wheeler, Pierce of Kiickitat, Neergaard.
Judson ana Maya
Ludden endeavored to have the general
appropriation bill considered. claiming
that the ''sifting" committee had prom
Used to give it right of way. The house re-
fused to depart from the regular order.
House bill $40, providing for the control
persons, the first on the preferred calen-
OaIs " - soAcu NY 0Su poooous
The house spent the remainder Of the
afternoon session in the consideration of
house bill No. 30, the Ludden bill for the
appraisal and sale of tide and shore lands,
and after amending it passed it,
The speaker appointed a members Of
the conference committe on tho part Of the
house on the Anderson railroad bill. Neer-
gard, Anderson Of Whitman, Webb and
Greene, after which the house took recess
until 80 o'clock.
At tho opening Of the evening session
Egbert presented . resolution providing
that the house hold only executive Sos
sions hereafter. Judson declared that in
all his legislative experience he had never
heard Of such thing a. an executive ses-
sion of the house. Egbert said that the
principa object of the resolution was to
discover what had become Of the labor
congress bill providing for the ventilation
OF coal mines. Roscoe moved that tho
resolution he referred to the constitutional
advisor of the house, Mays The speaker
80 referred it, to the great amusement of
the house. Bills were acted on as fol-
lows:
H. B. No. "a, providing that boards Of direc-
tors In school districts having 800 OF moro chill.
dren OF school age, and not within IN incorpor-
ated city of 10000 or moro inhabitants, shall
consist of i've members; passed.
= B. No. 90, 70 establish . system OF public
schools In cities Of 10000 or more inhabitants;
indefinitely postponed.
II. B. No. 259, 70 establish . system OF public
schools In cities Of 10000 or more inhabitants
and TO provide for properly maintaining, gov.
srning aud grading tho same So many mem.
bers had bssn attracted by the capitol debate In
the senate that call Of the house, the nrst OF
the session, was necessary 70 secure the attend.
ance Of q quorum for the 6nal vote on this bill.
It was passed.
! II. B. No. $50, fixing the fees of state
and county officers, witnesses and jurors
passed
The general appropriation bill was made
. special order for 10 q. m. tomorrow. Ad-
iourned at 30 .. m.