The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-13

BsvvAatsans Appeal In VAN ~
rconoHv-Reauesr From Rogers.

n>vvSafoa.s Appeal In vain fsf
Eesaouy-ReauestT From Rogers.
OLYMPIA. Jan. Is-epeciai.-fn ne se-s-
ale a esnssxerzbls part oc the morninx
ss~xfyrs uas consumed bT tns resdhae OF
,e~.~r6zys Journal The HepacaiSAA
rnsnub<rs requested q rz1rnoer OF co9Teo-
tlous. 80 that the real history 81 tne eau
esss slate appointments Nigh. De coTIcce-
~ recorded The spproT1I OF sas AhtisSS@s
vert over antsE tomorrow
yyusou introduced a resolution 70 which
va attached one a the oatzcus type~rk-
ter lists ~ employees. togefner with tae
eozspsnsa.ion fired a. escn case.
ne resolution provided for a redaosion
f. the pay r05f. bat this was laid on ths
table without ceremony
The senate then went into committee OF
che Whole FOR she consideration o. senate
blu 40. ]. introduced yesterday - Wa
son, providing for the appropriation OF
ssa 90 for legislative expenses. The amount
Was increased TO ss96ao Ia spite OF the oppo-
sltion Of Wilson. VINO urged that the work
Of tie session could be completed IN tnsr-
IL days and pledged thai the Republican
minority would render all possible assist
anee IN order that an early adjournment
might be effected. Wilson stated tEaf the
porssl.ists had Voluntarily rellnqaished
their reform leadership By their action in
organizlng The senate on extTavaxant
lines. and th9t the Republican minority
il now Ia ;hA lead on measures Of econ
ornv Wilson extended 3 cordial invitation
70 the Poouiist members 10 get into the
Republican reform hand wagon. 20 which
crow replied that the Populists had
comfortable vehicle Of their own in which
the reform forces could ali be accomno-
datea.
After The discussion Of an amendment
80 transfer ssa0ne from the tide land fund
~ N1~f-a -
expenses might be PAID In cash. the biz
vas tabled for future consideration
Tho following bills Of the session OF 1875.
carrying the governors veto. were re
esived from the secretary OF state. ard
we're made 3 special order for January u,
Senate aln no. s-RezulAting sale OF
rneperty under execution and decree.
Senate ban No. i@s-Approprfating s15s
for the relief of John Dorsey.
Senate bill No. 1As-Fzsa hllshins o state
road across the Cascades via Matches
pass
Senate bin No .so-For the publication
OF school text books By the state
Senate hin Ne, ssc-Providing for me
nal by the secretary OF state.
keith introduced resolution strongly
ssmpsthising with the Cuban insurgents.
Referred 90 ccurnittee on memorials.
Miller urged the passage Of n resoiu-
fon requiring that each candidate for
United Statss sspator he required TO
make adidayft regarding the nse OF
money. n any. In Influencing members OF
the Legislature. and that such affidavit
voted On for senator. Taylor desired 90
knew II any member Of tho senate had
been tempted. Tho resolution went 20 the
COMMITTEES on pubic morals.
Miller and Reinhart requested that their
names he omitted from the list OF sens-
49, -
arms was instructed 90 furnish 81 IN rc-t-
age stamps. Taylor requested that stamps
be Furnished 20 Miller and Reinhart and
turned ovsr ny them 60 the Pierce county
asl@xsttons
Al the afternoon session a communics-
ton was received rom Governor elect
Rogers stating that he desired 10 deliver
hts address 20 the legislature on the day
succeeding tbs outgoing address Of Gov
.xnar M-sraw. Miller, who presented tho
suhtscf 20 tha senate. was asked by VII
San the srre reason Of this unusual re
quest. and replied that II was entirely cn
account OF the probable inability OF the
press 20 handle both FnesSases on the
same fav.
parr stated that the govsrncr-eiect
wanhs aouhtless deliver htsS address at
such time az M Thought best and that no
action on the part OF the senate was
necessary.
Vie senate aEffMftfsfa 81 y va ~ tat-Fs
IN. house IN isint session to canvass TIE
sls,.ttep returns Of state officials.
TIE senate Convened after the adjourn
rssg4f ~ the foint session Senate htll No.
vas introduced directing that soa,eo IN
fias lana funds ~ invested ia warrants
issuss foF leeisls<ivs salaries and ex-
s,ensa~ So that the members ana err
r,'aves may ~ paid ~ cash The hiil was
considered IN COMMITTEES OF tte whole and
rnAnv reported back without r@oosa-
raemAsfgen. after a discussion, IN which
ire legality ~ che transfer was question
ed several ~ TIE senators. who ar
members az fhe lersi fraternity. hold tha'
n - an unfisst discrimination 20 provide
means whereby ne members sBt employees
ss rNss tAzi~satur~ may Fea'ize the ful
face Of their warrants. while ether Of
Fc~rs ard creditors 90 the stSfe must suf
FER afsraunt on clsst0s for IKE service
TraVsor hatfx that n prerstinE lsgtsls
sure haa TIE power % ereste toe lane
y,tnH ths rNesusserp ~ fhe present session
have me same degree - authority N Se
etf'nw how Sttca NinA stan 20 disposed -
Thfs sftsEmpt - secure those having ~
interest "a legislative disbursements freF-
loss ~ discount On fhesr warrants vii
AeaNgesss - carrses thouEA = soirltes
discussion Vii ne ~ order when the hsI
cores up for Anal passage.