The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-12
AMID MUCH STRIFE


was resumed. Taoss passed weres
- y s43a&zas-Ai2owtng corporations TO
F-slatsSag Ss1-1 eeESors thozzs-
,By insurance cozarilsee-To rexulats
insurance. companies
Hy Wtassr-- Providing fc~ the disposition
Of certain funds collected for road pGr-
poses sroEr property subsequently included
within the corporate limits % any city
or town TIE money goes 70 tae rTsuntSipai
eer2or4Ios. Ine emergency clause Mas
passed.
The free conference committee appointed
20 confer Win ire house On eEil 20 re-
ported thar an agreement had been
reached. and reported 4 substitute hsz.
The 64i provides thar the sherag sssn
designate a paper "A which legal notices
shall &c published IN al csSes except when
shs person or his attorney. who desires a
legal notice 20 be published. shan present
10 the sheriff a receipt from a paper then
the notice Shz2l o= published IN taat paper
TIE biz was paSsSG--yeas =. nays .
The senate went into committee OF the
whole. with WsSAhurn in the chair. %
consider X. =. 80. the state capitol build
ing.
McResvy offered an amendment that
the stats guarantees the interest on tas
warrants issued FOR tho building
yesterday fought the proposition. and
said that the times were no. agSpfcioGs
for the construction OF a state eApstot
Ths bill provides that the state shah
guarantee the interest On ssse.ea warrants
with which th- capital Is 20 De constructed
Plummer made short but fcrcIo'e
speech Ia favor q the bin. He tsscngAt
that the state should have = AsSter house
10 iva IN.
Van Pa.ten souxht the proposition. and
said II was the continuation 81 the meas
ors Of two years ago. TIE senator's ~
Western Washington lad refused 70 Ts-
iieva ths Eastern Washington Farmers
srorn the excessive freight rates. and hence
he did not propose 10 burden his eonstit-
uents with the weight OF capitol debt
Miller was surprised at the spirit 81 re-
yenge grown by the gentleman who pre-
oeded him All that was asked was the
small sum OF sl9elo TO guarantees the III
ferest-
Deckebach spoke carfsive,y o. the stable
like structure that was being used for
state capitol. He sroped the sonata would
look at the matter risaf. and then the eiA
should be passed.
Range said hs would support the bin.
The McRsavy amendment was adopted
and the BIZ reported back 20 tho senate,
with the recommendation that Il pass
The following oils were passed;
BY committee on puelic buildings, for
expedlting the completion OF the state
capitol building. IL provides that the
state shall guarantee the pay uaent OF the
interest on warrants now aecfulngi that
warrants shall be- issued for the construc-.
ton OF the building 10 the extent or
$500 90
BY Cilkey--AppropriatIng 5000 TO estao-
hsh a FISH hatchery on the Chsnalls river
or ore or its tributaries.
road along the Columbia river. from W g
natchee 70 TNwiso river.
Nv A s Rush--To secure 10 the pubstc
continuances on natural oyster beds, SO
a. % nroteet the same
BY wiIkeson--Ap propriating ". III tor the
relief OF 3 W Davy-yeas II. NAYS Q.
BY Pierson-To divide the state into two
logging districts 70 provide for the an
pointnent Of q surveyor general Tor eacn
az tie districts. with headquarters at
Seattle and Spokane, whose duty IL shan
be to scale iocs-yeas u. nays Q.
By Observation-Disclosures the SCOPE ana
Changing the manner OF taxing depositioas'
Islsaseg's scsgcc. BILL. which is the long
est hiH presented 10 the legislature was
called up at l0.so o'clock. The senate COM
,ntttee on education reported number
OF amendments. which were killed by
failure 20 adopt the report A the oiA
was 30 long q disposition was Shown 20
read only a portion OF II. Wilson Insisted
that all but those portions OF the blu that
had been copied from the cd law De read.
President Daniels ordered that the reading
be prsceeded with. In an instant hesta.
D@ckebach. Wilson and others were on
their feet loudly and excitediy demanding
that the bill be read. A scene OK great con-
fusion ensued. during which President
Daniels brought his gavel down, and Tor
a while II seemed as though X wou4u De
Impossible TO stem the tide OF ctsoFuer that
rad risen. Order was finally res tored. ana
IN motion II was decided that the Bill be
Rad In tns manner designated by DIR,
yyrfison. From then on the reading OF tila
a,Iu vas proceeded with quietly. the only
noticeable Incident being the turning back
of the hands OF the clock
The hig Is Siupsy = scodiacation OF as
semh!ing OF all the school laws. IL snetss
the riyarx OF Gov. Rogers barefoot school,
bow bin In the larger cities OF me state.
The bill Passed. yeas u, nays :.
ira grea conference committees or the
--arnrAt anproprtatiou bill brought In
minority and majority report on appro-
prtations the latter report was accept
ed. The state university Is given s'V'e0
under this report.
ty,ttlnuer's blli which provides mat I'M
movements in stree, crossings shan be
taxea against anutting property. was
a resolution nv McReavy was adopted
T. nrnvtaes that a committee OF seven
hola-over senators shall investigate the
fisheries industry during the Legislative
recess. and report 10 the next legislature
They shan receive IS per day while en-
gagged in the work. but the amount 10 %
80 expenaed shall not exceed u.eoo. NO
apuropriation Is made. and the committee
must trust 10 the next legislature FOR pay
or get II from the fishing industry.
nv resolution. the clerks have been al
lowed an extra days pay FOR their night
work
Al I2.ao the senators began 20 get hilar-
ious and nearly every one had bin
which he wished TO have passed.
Sc 49, "a - Ia
os the clock back. but Taylor called on
thA sergeant-at-aFms 70 compel the cen
ator~ 20 take their seats 80 that order
might be restored.
TIE Republicans practiced dtlstory tao
ties and insisted that each bill be read.
RAIDERS referendum bill was called Up
nv Crow Warhurton fled his protest
against washington Joining Kansas n
passing radical legislation OF this Kind.
He was told that there was no use Of his
Y,rafestgng. for nc reason that the fusion
majority was against him When the e3l
vas voted On Il was defeated.
srhe message was read from the house
that the state capitol hill had been amend
a.. T-ae amount on watch the state guar
aYstaes interest was cut down from s.ps 80
"a sz,a Go. ard ths interest from per
cent 10 4 Per cent. it was also PROVIDED
that the interest paid - TIRE state should
be returned from ere state capstal fund
re amendments we're accepted by the
senate ard the capitol oil IS - Amended
was raEse6.
was IL p. ~ which Is = coeiaeaffon
~ ire lard Tasss - ire state. ard which
provide for tse CHASING q tno iants a.
Fower rates than have hitherto prevailed.
vras "a ssas yeas -. rays , The snner-
rsncT CLAUSE Vas passef
II. p "a by Barlow. FOR lsviaz 0ut snd