The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-02

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tees there In yet 20 be paid 20 the con-
tractor. William p. Davey. approximately
8 500 making allowance for certain credits
due the state as agreed by the contractor.
and fer certain other deductions recon-
rnendsd By the architects IN their final re-
port FOR work omitted or imperfectly
done. The contractor has given ORDERS
rpon the board. which have been fled
with the clerk. amounting 20 y3Gs-is.
Other claims. not covered by orders but
represented 20 be for material furnished.
have been fied with the clerk 20 the
amount OF s1s %, making the total Of all
claims TO date sI7.s57os
In conclusion. the committee recon-
ulended that the legislature provide as
generously az the state viii permit for
the maintenance and equipment OF the
school
Other Business Transacted.
message was received from the gov
ernor 20 the effect that he had approved
S. 3 IS. II. Is. Is. 81.
Range introduced 8 3. 80. providing for
meetings OF the superior Judges prior 70
legislative sessions. 70 prepare bills neces-
sary, judiciary committee 5. 2. M, by
Baum, relating 20 service OF process. judi
ciary committee: 8. 3. 81. by Decksbaea.
provoking that the Pacific ocean beach
may not be sold. and that contracts al
ready made by the tide land commission
be Cancelled by refundiag the money TO
the purchasers.
Bills placed on general file: II. 3. sas.
relating 70 constitutional amendment on
taxation. committee on constitutional re-
vision: II. 3. IS. relative 10 time Of electing
road supervisor. committee on roads and
bridges; r. r. I2s for the relief Of the Il
waco Railroad and Navigation CO. state
granted and tide lands: II. NJ. Is. by Cay
wood. committee on memorials. H. 3. -.
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placed on general file; n. 2. 47s. relative 20
constitutional amendment il regard 70
MISUNDERSTANDING state warrants. COM
uiteee on constitutional revision: II. r.
1i3. relative 10 dissolution OF cities OF the
third and fourth classes municipal cor
porations: II. 3. 29l. relative 20 quaiifica-
ton OF city officers. general file; IT, B. 439.
relative 20 cruelty 10 children etc.. public
morals; S. p. PSI. by Range. providing for
a state road from New Whatcom 10 the
headwaters Of the Cowlitz river and pro-
viding appropriation, committee on roads
and bridges; s p. 2s4. By McReavy. defin-
Ing the crime % fornication and providing
a penalty. public morals: s. r IS. by Run
ner. for the relief Of H T. VIM. claims
and auditing
8 r. las. by Cole. an act for the regulat-
ing OF the sale OF property under execu-
ton and DEGREES, which was Saturday
ordered engrossed, passed by "A vote Of "a
20 7. Deckebach voted against II because
II had been amended clear out of shape.
yesterday voted yea because II did not
appear that better bill could be enacted
at this time. though this one was crude.
EouEhton explained that he did not Ike
the bill very well. but would turn himself
wrong side out and vote aye. Piummer
said that some OF the house members
had an idea that the senate wasn't pass
ing enough house bills and asked that
house bill ISL be taken Up. Crow and
yesterday objected and the regular order
was followed.
S. r. Isl. by Runner requiring railroads
10 fence their right-of-way. construct
crossings, etc. which was on Saturday
ordered engrossed. failed TO pass, Is to Il.
Paul said that he could not see where the
bin was going 10 be Of any benefit. Any
one who had stock killed never had any
trouble receiving pay for the same.
Deckebach spoke against the bill and Hill
also spoke along the same lines. High
also opposed the bill. Crow and Runner
spoke in it's defens Dorr gave notice
that he would move to reconsider the
vote.
Lesh moved to reconsider house bill III.
by Nelson, relative 70 log booms IN rivers.
Motion carried. After considera bic dis
cussion the bin was placed upon final
passage and passed, 81 20 O. Warburton
gave notice that he would move to recon
slider. He was ruled out of order. The
oil is directed especially al the log booms
which clog UP the Skaglt river.
s. 3. ZIG. by Crow. relating 10 deficiency
judgments was next taken up. IL pro-
, vides that hereafter in al foreclosure pro-
ceedings and judgments rendered thereon
the remedy of the mortgage shall be con-
fined 20 the property described in the
mortgage. and repeals all acts or parts
Of acts In conflict Wilson moved to strike
the section re.ative to striking conflicting
acts. Taylor moved to amend by specify
ing the acts to 30 repealed. Plummer
said that the bin would not fulil the ex-
pectations OF its authors for the reason
that the holder OF a mortgage would sue
on his note instead OF the mortgage. and
evadc ths Jaw. Dorr said that the bill
| attempted an impossibility. yesterday
spoke against the bin because Il elimi-
mated one OF the elements OF credit upon
which the business OF the country was
done. He offered a bill which he claimed
wou.i accomplish the result desired by
Crow, although he said he would vote
against Il. Dorr moved 10 make the bill
a special order for Thursday Ruled out
81 order on the ground that no special or
ders would b. allowed Dorr appealed
from the decision, believing that the
senate was larger than the Sitting com
mittee, whom. the president held. should
fix the time for considering the bill. Plum
mer acquiesced In DORIS remarks. Ths
chair was not sustained in his ruling VII
son renewed his motion 20 make the bill
a special order for Thursday at II O'Clock
Taylor. the chairman Of the sitting com
mittee objected - the special order. and
said the committee would put the biz on
the calendar wherever TIE senate wanted
&. Range offered an amendment that the
act should apply 70 ali promissory notes
given Ia security OF mortgages. The
amendment caused considerable auuse-
msnt by It's righteousness Deckebach
moved that az attorneys he excluded from
/ the room ia order thar good .aw might
. De enacted Piummer offered a substitute
Tor Ranges amendment Crow offered a
substitute fOr both.
Crows substitute was adopted. = e "a
( follows.
That {n al proceedings Yer the fore
closure - mortgages heresfter executed
/ or On judgments rendered upon the debt
& thereby secured the mortgages or as
signee shall be limited 20 the property
Included IN tbe mortgage
Piumrer said he Thought ire trainers
coaSd TX I'D t5e biz 50 thst it word stand
/ TIRE isw. The of} was sent 70 the srxroSs-
+ Ing committee
: r Ia BY Lesh. resaifnr 70 exe-nn-
! t.eu 81 persona property. WAS next in or
( GeF. 70 provides ar exemption % s. 80 on
I personal property Passed . 10 4 wilson
/ save notice that he would move 70 re-
{ consider
$ j. IA relating 20 contracts or frzslr-
ar~e vas taken up and sent 20 the en-
! crossing committee
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