The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-19
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xorabsy reported By committee. and TIE
rspor, vas adopted
III. z. fz7. providing for N. registration
CT voters az school elections, was. on no
ton OF Range. tzksn from the table and
referred 70 the committee or elections
and privileges
IL was announced that the governor had
signed eenats bill -. providing the
method % commencing csvfi actions. AMI
senate bill II. amending the law In rsia-
ton 70 rev trials
8. p. Us, creating a board 81 forest com
msssignsss. was reported back from com
mittee favoFably. with amendments Re
port adopted
s. g. IA. exempting s23e0 Of personal
property from execution and attachment,
was reported from committee fsvorably.
Report adopted.
s. p. u, providing for the publishing and
supplying OF textbooks 20 the common
schools OF the state, was reported favor
ably from committee. Report adopted.
s p. IS fixing the levy for school pur-
poses was reported back from committee
with a recommendation that IL be !ndeh-
nitely postponed. Report adopted.
s. p. 60. fixing the residence place OF the
attorney general at Olympia. was. on mo
ton OF Dorr, made a special order for
March al go p. m
j. =. 20. by the judiciary committee.
was taken from the general role and
passed. - 70 /. The provisions OF the bill
are as follows:
section /. That section 2es Of volume H.
OF HilFs Annotated Statutes and Codes OF
Washington IN relation 10 attachments, IS
hereby amended 10 read "a follows: Sec
ton Zs3 Before the writ OF attachment
shall issue the p!asntiG, or some one IN fss
behalf shall execute and hie with the
clerk Of the court. OF justice OF the Leaces
az the case may be- a bond with two or
more sureties in a sum in no case less
than $50 ia the superior court, ror Less
than 80 IN the Justice court. conditioned
that the plaintiff will prosecute the action
without delay and VIII pay all costs that
may Re adiudged 10 the defendant, and
az damages which he may sustain py
reason OF the attachment should the
aame be wrOngfuily. oppresssiyely or
maiiciousiy sued out, not exceeding. how
ever the amount specinea IN .asn Dohass
There shall also he filed an AFFIDAVIT OF
the sursties. from which II must sIrear
that such sureties are qualified and that
they are, taken together worth double
the sum specified in the bond, over and
above all just debts and liabilities and
property exempt from execution: Pro-
vided. That where property otner than
real estate IL attached the defendant may
appear at any time and, upon showlng
therefor. have the bond Increased or
new bond given In double the Value OF the
property attached: Provided further.
That where the attachment Is sought upon
the ground that the defendant IS for
elgn corporation. or II a NONRESIDENT OF
this state, or that he has ahsconded or
absented himself from his usual usace OF
abode ia this state. so that the ordinary
processes OF law cannot be served upon
him the amount OF the penalty in the
bond need never exceed the sum ~ $500,
unless the defendant shall. before default
is taken or Judgment entered, enter
general appearance IN the action end by
hts answer show that he has a good and
meritOrious defense thereto.
Sec. 2. That section - OF said code IS
= Fall go
ton "a The defendant may. at any tine
before judgment. move the court for add
tional security upon the part OF the pam
tiff as In the last section provided, which
motion shall be heard at such time as
may be fixed by the court, upon the plead
ings and such affidavits and oral evidence.
or either as may be offered by either or
the parties. Provided, That the defend
ant may at his election. file or deposit
With the clerk Of the court or Justice OF
the peace. as the case may be a bond
with two or more Huretes. or lawful
money OF tho United States. In sum equal
90 the amount for which plaintiff demands
judgment. or ~ such smaller sum as the
court may FIX. not less than the Vetue OF
the property attached conditioned that
he will pay any Judgment that may be
obtained against him. which sureties shall
section. and upon the fling and approval
hy the clerk or Justice OF such bond. any
attachment heretofore levied shall be
dissolved and the cause shall stand for
trial as In ordinary actions.
on motion OF Houghton Il was decided
70 not pass any more bills I'll some OF
the members OF the visiting committees
returned II was thought that it was dan
gerous 20 pass bills With bat nineteen
members present.
Resolution No. s.. introduced by Frink
OF King. was read and referred TO the
committee on state. granted. school and
tide lands. The resolution e as follows:
Whereas. The city council Of Seattle
has heretofore called attention 70 q num-
Der of defects IN the plating Of tide lands
along the water front between Yesler
way and Mercer street, and has hereto
fore declined 20 approve said plat and has
refused % vacate the existing city streets
In conflict Herewith. and.
Whereas. An opportunity has now pre-
scented itself whereby legislation can be
effected % make the necessity eorrec-
applied for by the city council; therefore,
Resolved. BY the city council Of the
city OF Seattle, thai the bills now pending
before tho legislature known as house bills
Nos. - and ~, relating 20 the subject
matter hereof be and the same are here
by approved ard their passage BY the leg
tslature recommended srd De q further
Resolved. That the supp euental sheets
% the plat 81 Seattle tide lands numbered
pared hv tho city engineer be ana the
sanfe are hereby approved and that the
president OF the city council and the city
COMPTROLLER De ami are hereby authorized
= sisn ard attest said supplemental
sheets IN pursuance hereof. and 20 submit
the same 90 the legislature on Behalf OF
en- city council"
Tbe senate adjourned until % o'clock to-
morrow.