The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-05

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ssrss 1s 80 1eA for record
Sc : Service e notice as h@rss1 ~
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see 4 AIRY szEn Asz nav oS s11cT-e-
wl-a1z the sare tine and r. ne sane
manner as mechanics Asrs are t1-sc-9S@1-
See & Whensvsr rees3xsr Or assignee
& aupoantsd FOR aay person. company q
eorr9ra1o1. re court Esza4 rec Qlre ssen
re@s, 49, q A 80 49, = Ca aassT RS
ss-t F4sS-e raA payment % a1y otGsr
sehts 60 claims. other t1An OYER 4tlls s1-
psnzes-"
wHson -gwsss t1a, ne following - acd-
81 20 t1s 9-xt section:
such len saah ngt take preess.e-e-
over any conveyance nle6 foT 49, 49, -.
- sat@ wnsz the services saa-4 2 -
formed"
Taylor made a speech n favor 2. :
kfa re orr.sA-a az arer6rszt -ss6s y
wilson he sa3d that hs had maze -
concessions thai rs id not approve q =
thA judiciary COMMITTEES Il order 20 AFoA@
a rght r. the senate
wBso~ ysi5 that ne rzs Wiling 70 30
tsot TIE labo-sr. aut - wanted 70 protect
eo-oA o. else. too. Tt. sfa protects ths
laF-srer. and betwesa him and the pro
prtetor i would be a. easy matter 70
do Up the MORTGAGE
sI4et rs protect az parsons" re uFgee.
T g. ~ So now eny raan VINO savors
fair Play can favor the paasaEe D AAe
EsE II SIS present share-"
Il an wgigIeE - protest the isborer.
hat this biz protects the corporation 80
! a. Republican an gong - 49,
against corporations, sad DECK ea9aes1-
II an farmer" said Crew, and wnsn
I nl~a z man or ny farm MS wages taAs
precedsncs over any mortgage q aAs
other lien On the crop The c2fpos .saSl-s
should - treated the same as ! an
a. f.ss F~1S
produce the crop. II ls different Vllh
companies retoTted wilson.
crew Cid not see the difference me
3zborer OF the NIL company aelps % Ae19
the NH going and IS entitled 70 lis pay.
$50 worth o. supplies and see0re q u2ort-
gage II I furnish NIL company VITA
500 worth o. surplus and secure mort
gage. what good Is II = some one San
come n afterwards and secure PRIOR
tieu." asked Deckebach-
II have known nil commands IN P3eFcs
county 70 run their mills for several
months" SAID Keith. and 10 not p@g
their employees Then some one woula
come fn ard f0reelgse a mortgage ana
The results was that TIE employees lost their
wages. There should he some law % pro-
test the laborer.
Van Patten favored some Just law that
would protect al parties.
The complaint has been that leborsrs
have not been properly protected In this
state SAID cole. land the Peoples party
has pledged itself 20 right *"
Lewis said he was ia favor Of len
upon the product that he produced. but
when he declares that he has lien upon
na0rtgaged property. including the plant
and real estate 1t is a great wrong and
injustice 70 capital
Frink favored the amendment FROM
the interest shown ~ some Of the Sena-
tors one would think that they had de-
voted their whole lives 10 the interest or
the laboring man Those who talk the
most do the least He said:
IN order TO employ labor you must first
have the capital. ! have never cheated q
iafsorer out Of a cent IN my lie. / nave
laid awake a number OF nights ouFlug the
thinking OF how I could raise money .
pay my men. fear that the FRIENDS or
this hiiE Ios. sight OF the fact that they
must not drive out capital There nave
been enough bills OF this kind introduced
10 dspopulate the entire state Gentle
men. am In favor Of the adoption OF this
amendment
Wilson's amendment was lost. yeas IT,
NAYS II. All the sections on material and
supplies were stricken out. as was also
al parts relating 10 others than the Ia
borers.
Davis thought the bill was being butch
cred By amendments and moved that the
bin be referred back 10 the judiciary COM
rnittee. The motion was lost When the
bin came up FOR final vote II passed. yeas
g nays I.
Baum was excused for the rest OF the
week. The senate adjourned TIL 70 O'Clock
tomorrow.