The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11

+ from the people OF Eastern Washington
on the governor 10 offer this reward" said
peCkeb0ch. The governor, In response
TO this desire OF the people. in good faith
offered the reward, and II should be paid.
! think it II in the interest OF public
morals that the governor be sustained
Houghton begged the senate to and some
better reason than that the state or Wash
ington Was hiding behind a technically
for not paying the reward. He held that
IL was cowardly 70 do this. and some bet
ter reason should be given.
10 vas the impression OF Davis. Popu-
list OF Snohomish. that the body of Gloy-
stein had not been delivered TO the sheriff
OF Spokane county. This impression was
removed ~ Plummer. who informed Davis
that the living body OF Gloystein had been
delivered to the sheriff of Spokane.
Wilson moved to substitute $50 instead of
500 McReavy was opposed TO the paying
OF the reward. for the reason that he was
under the impression that Delaney had
met Gloystein in Southern oregon acct
dentally.
II vas explained BY Piummer that De-
Ianey was searching for Gioystein. when
he was found. but that he pretended 10
Gloystein that the meeting was the result
OF accident and rot OF design.
IF John II. McGraw offered this reward
a. governor Of the state OF Washington I
am willing to vote for It's payment" said
Relnhnrt. "Rut 81 he offered 4 as John
II McGraw. private citizen, am unwill-
ing TO pay The reward. think that he Of
Tered The reward as a citizen"
If ] saw a proclamation signed by the
governor % this state. Offering a reward
% 500 for the recovery Of A man. and I
found that man. ! would feel was en-
titled % the reward. whether the recovery
was made by accident or design" said
Deckahach The honor OF the state is
behind reward that Is Offered by IS
governor"
nm. Popuust. ~ lewis. said he would
not vote FOR the b.li because he thought
the whole transaction was a political
trick
Range said he formerly resided IN tbs
"hpu0h-g grass country. ard e was = com
NOR thing for residents OF that country 20
leave shortly sfter the crops were plant
81 and 90 sonth 20 Southern Oregon or
elsewhere. snd 20 follow thrashiur a. e
progressed until thcy arrived back home.
y was therefore NJ uncommon thirr FOR
q man % disappear between twa utzhts
81 % nos believe IN paving Tor thiars
ont ~ which political capital car he
made" said KEITH. %-hen he made a com
narison between cha recent senatorial
boodle Investigation ard she G,oyste.a re-
ward md declared tHat thcre vas nothing
% tbc fcrc1er cxeent u}tre rumor
~ an NNt1N p - il&aE = amendment
reducing ths amount 80 tbc reward" said
Senator Davis. I'VE either owe Delaney
SFa or NC eve him nothing"
Gov NeGrHw has Dot recommended
tnc payment 81 th.s reward" said Taylor.
'as Pee Rad au opportunity 20 do aud
therefore am opposed 20 she passage Of
tae hlN"
Van Patton P3puljst. ~ Columbia. a-srt-
e1 ia know II aHy one haG h~oush, bin
a.. hsr
properly presented Tofs inquiry seemed
10 uettle plsmmer. the father ~ the bin
JIG spr8ne - hjs teet. ana So e that ha re-
scented tha inpHtauon t1at he Was in THE
senate nE the passage 81 this biz "a
yAp c1pacity 81 e private c0.lect3g. Gov
N-traW wheH be issued the PROCLAMATION
aHer1nr the reward made contract with
every e.usea lD the state TIE Popuiists
or the aaar ala nor know whether shey
were desc ~ alive. This reward vas Of
frea hv the governor in order 90 remove
-hr ssate ~ an accusation ~ murder from
ere pcrullss party. II vas made on "a
demand nate hv the PeB1ls:s. end vet
che popuilsfs uere tryiDG ~ defeat che
fsstsn.at ~ fhe reward The areakev said
ta7t Pee admired the Republicans FOR tha
e.aaa 'nev teoE on thlS measure. II was
sn atsIfa'lc tAai sustained the dEasty Of
are state
Nuer os Tae~etan SAL 81 Delaney had =
frras ctaf-- Na eos'4 sue the state
-If no h18 Ie-sf claim no wauN not
,-ene htse~ saiH p-uwmer .Rut Pc has
an equitable claim. ana chat {s ire ~sa-
sen vhy he .s here before tse legislature
tvvsnx Is caseet &C.
ps-keNseh said .hzt So woa38 support
ans PcpHisst measure thas urhe35 fhs En-
tsrri,v q tac STATE and re governor.
tAnn.ause freu TIRE IehhyA
"ry ere governor offered thss reward. 90
said HlEa che gentleman wlo found
ts1sYststu g. entitled e. his ray~
Hoursseo thought tsat IRE state oaxht
N as GOO fE.fh 80 re9~eT, ere promise
EAST -sss rresa ~ ere governor.
pe5nAart Technically asked u e vzs noe
~arsfA,e .Naf 1ahn - Nrfrsw AsA rsIa
ere reward
IRE sessts sases av e no. - ~ Tave--
the- fne hlif - trEe9nstelw post0aneH. Tao
r~,.fsa vss carried yeas =. NAYS -
Tse ~s-ste e. 3 g. ~ ae3eurne3 TIL -
f-fmhsrsN 1s sTr nF.