The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-25

c0uosOE DyeI, on D0nou Oh the city, exs
tended the invitation after the joint Sos
sion today. and the invitation was ac-
cepted and was made . part of the record.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Bill for New County-Seott aud MeNov
Railroad Bills Killed.
OLYMPIA. Feb. M.-[Special.] The house
this morning decided to hold evening ses.
sions during the last ten days Of the ses-
sion, adopting the following resolution
offered by Morrison:
wHEREAs. The day for the nual adjournment
Of this Legislature 10 fast approaching and there
yet remains large amount Of unfinished bust
ness: therefore be il
Resolrcd, That the house hold evening ses.
sions from and after Tuesday. February q,
commencing at 7:30 O'Clock each evening.
The following petitions were pressa1ods.
BY Morrison-From taxpayers of King ep9nky,
asking for the passage Of the bill to pFovide.an
additional superior judge for King cour.y.
BY Webb and Le0-From citisens Of the sta1A
praying for the exemption Of church psopG
from taxation.
ing for the passage OF the Roscoe timo eAouk
bill. amended ~ proposed BY the labor enaup1nA
The following bills were introduoo1:
H. No. 42l. BY RInehart Of King-Avpeoooos
ating $100, 500 for permanent improvem(n0 o.
tho state penitentiayy. including new cell ~
guards quarters and assembly room, enaeq1Q}H L
,ns M:.. s1"ct9c ,ss
cry and additional tuto mill machinery.4 III
H. b. No. a22. BY Duraut Of Fsankltn-~1o0 Il
capital. and providing for forfeiture
d b No. "a. BY Webb Of King-Td - B
against the e msnufscsuTs manu- ana sale Of uSiIS3E
and adultsrated dairy producta n
H. b vo. "a, ey Temple OF Spokane-~4nN& Il
duplicate registers Of unpaid taxes, . Y6 \
Ing that u sAaal Only . neoeesary 70 -
n. Il b No Va Is. By M.sny Of Kins-A
the oct to authoriss citiss and towns & f7' -
money for municipal purposes 4ss
.uaSoriH n = =" citiss ~ n "a soWSs . coosruc}
improvements and 70 issue bonds 70 -
h. b No "a. By Kelly. NcNev. fudd>n.
sallee. Hoole. Mulksy. Hamill. PAYNE and @.
bsrt-To submit 70 the electors Of the seoto u
question Of changing the location c& The ssat -
Il b No. "a BY oilnan Of King -Providi.e
for the purchase from Frank Pierce u 40 copsae
OF Photographic reproduction ol I'll The laws
other laws and treaties q inssrsss sc WssS.
q. B. Fa 20. BY Kline Of xist.sas-Ansndias
H. B. No. 80, By Kline Of Xittitas-Ctoatng
the county Of Wenstchss.
H 3. No ssl; y S.s.cbssx Of spolaas- -M.l.
panies legally admitted 70 do business In the
state to place insufanoe on property In this
niSan N" Ss sesny q Sas s,
To provide for the creation Of new countieaI
and q compliance with the provisions Of the
constitution relative 70 the formation Of new
countiea
Scott introduced house concurrent reso.
lnt Nn ~
law prohibiting the employment Of aliens
on public works. Tho resolution was
adopted.
Mckenzie introduced house concurrent
resolution No. IS, asking congress to en-
act legislation to protect bona fide settlers
on lands within the Pacific Park reserve
ton and miners holding claims within
such reservation. The resolution described
the reservation as comprising certain
lands in the vicinity Of and including
Mount Tacoma (Rainierl" the language
being tho same as that used in q similar
resolution introduced yesterday by Judson
and referred.
Morrison moved to strike out the word
Tacoma" Rinehart moved that "Mount
Seattle" be substituted for mount Ia
coma" and Roscoe moved an additional
amendment that the words mount
Everett" BE- inserted. The Rinehart and
Roscoe amendments werc declared out Of
order, and the Morrison motion was carried
with but q few dissenting votes. The reso-
luton was then adopted.
Meany moved that the committee on ap-
propriations ascertain from the state au-
ditor and state treasurer the amounts Of
deficiencies that have not been reported in
bills already introduced. The motion pre-
vailed.
House bill No. 147. providing for . state
agricultural fair. was made special order
for Tuesday. February %. ct 10 o'clock q m.
A message was received from the sem
ate. stating that It had refused to recede
from its amendment to the Roscoe anti
cigarette bill. and had appointed members
of q conference committee on the bill. The
speaker appointed Roscoe, Webb and Gill
man a. members Of such committee ON the
part Of the house.
The following resolution. presented By
Shade Of Pierce, was adopted, the nays
being few:
wHHRsAs. The eitissns OF Seattle have.
through their mayor. Hon. J. Z. Ronald. and the
president Of their Chsmbsr Of Commerce.. Hon.
l. o. Graves. extended . cordial invitation to
this legislature to visit their city on tomorrow
WHERxAA The objects oil such visit can in no
way be detrimental 70 the Interests OF the con-
ssitusnts OF the members here assembled; ana
WHEREAS, The said trip would entail no cost
whatsoever to the people OF this state: and
WHEREAS. The time SO occupied would other.
wise he occupied Dy tno meuosb ~ tnsax
homes; therefore be IL
Resotr<d by the house OF representatives.. That
| the said invitation BE and the same II hereby
| accepted, and that committee OF snree MEM
hers of the house b. appointed to notify the gen.
| yemen named of our acceptance
| Baker Of Pierce moved an amendment
! providing that life preservers be furnished
| the members to be used in case the legis.
Iators fell into the Seattle ditch. The
amendment was ruled ont Of order.
Mays declared that the clerks should Be-
| included among those invited. II Was an.
uounced Ia reply that the attaches Of the
| house were ali invited.
The speaker appointed Shade. Pierce Of
! Kiickitat and Cowan - members Of the