The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-25

called 10 duty when emergency demands. The
constitution sx press!y provides for and suthor-
izss such bill, and IL cannot he called uncon-
sti.utlonsL II company maintain
armed body. 50 can the men, for one IL !gs, es
lawful ss the other.
The senator stated that II had been con-
ceded At all times and everywhere that the
state had right to confscate the arms
and property OF its enemy. a. provided by
this bill, and he looked upon the govern
or's reference to man who has armed
himself for hunting purposes as Of little
force.
Senator Ciaypool had some doubts about
the power of this legislature TO pass q bill
of the last legislature over veto, bat az
the senator from King was the father os
the bill be was willing 10 take Senator
Kinnear's lead and follow his judgment
Senator Rutter's remarks were brief, bu.
fiery, and he branded the Pinkertons in
the recent trouble as "nefarious, Internal
thugs, not fit to be called men, who drove
citizens from their homes and from their
towns"
The roll was called for the passage of
the bill over the veto, and the name Of
every senator was recorded in the afhrma-
tive.
The message yetong the bill relative 10
the taxation Of coal mines was continued
as special order until Friday at 10
o'clock.
Among the new bills introduced was one
by Senator Claypool. Of Pierce, under the
title Of senate bill No. 76, regulating the
appointment Of officers and employees and
providing that no person other than citi-
gems Of the United States, who have been
residents Of the state OF Washington for
more than one year next preceding his
election or appointment, shall be EN- ployed
in any capacity or be eligible to hold any
state. county or municipal office. or dep
utyship of such Office II was introduced
By request of labor organizations.
Other bills introduced were:
s. Il. No. 60, by Kinnesr Of Eing-Requir.ng
the appointment Of police met'gHs IN the cities
Of seattle, Tacoma aud SPOKANE.
?. Il. 10. -, By Klanear--in relation 10 the
powers aud Gaties 81 the CLERKS OF courts.
p. b. No. II. b. Donahoe OF Cher aIls-aakiug
per cent the .sEn rate Of interest
g. 3. No =. ~ FFiuk Of giag--E 20 provide for
tins compulsory and rei0rEaatory education OF
Juvenile d!seraer peFson.
:. b. No y. y Frink-fo authorize school
districts 20 establish and maintain libraries.
{. y. No. -. by C!eypOol-CTeaElug the Office
OF court commissioner IN escn county.
+. y. No. IS, ~ Ciaypooi Of Perce-PTOYiding
.oF the appointment Of official stsnogrspaers IL
superior cJuYta.
= T. -. -. pF tiEFp'yl-For tLs ret-ef % tne
eouuty o. Pierce by Gpprop-iatng sl4,37o 10 re-
iHGBBFse tins CDunty Tor money expended in de
ie8Giug school lsgds from alleged ininera.
claimants.
Tie committee on municipal corpora
tions recommended the assage Of senate
bill 20. -. authorizing cities and towns 10
validate certain Indebtedness IN excess OF
the limit fixed by Law. The report was
adop.ed. and the bin will come up on third
reading tomorrow.
be senate then took a recess until II :55,
bu. President Luce, thinking the time
fixed vas 10:55, called the senate 10 order
at the latter time. There was much merri-
mens over the mistake. and by unanimous
vote Of the senate. the president dispatched
one Of the pages for box OF cigars. After
the joint session the senate adjourned
until two O'Clock tomorrow.