The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-14

was getting tired Of the hypocrisy Of the
gentleman on TIRE other side who was not
satisfied with the disposition made 81 the
y solution by the committee Ia which IL
was referred" A vote was taken and The
motion 10 lay The matter on the table was
carried.
Later on in the evening. when the seq
ond reading OF bills vas reached Mr.,
Navin moved tina, TIE bill b,- taken from
the table.
Councilman Gu jumped to his feet and
opposed the motion If the gentleman il
sincere. said ne and desires TO have the
bin. II il Is taken from the table. come mp
for nnai passage this evening / am wslEgeg
e withdraw uy dissent, But on he other
hard. II he wants so hide himself beh!ud
his hypocrisy. and move 70 have it re
fegred back 20 q committee II which / am
a member. I shall oppose 81"
Navin Explains.
Mr.. Nsvin explained that As long * ;he
committee WAS afraid 81 the bah hc IN
tended to TAX IL from The table. havs !,
referred ~ the committee. ana also move
Is have other members az the council add
~ 30 that committee
Mr. GAu assured ban tHat the committee
was not afraid os the resolution or 81 any
,hlus else. as il had shown IN is 8sspoSl
tioU ''of tbe pyohsbitory and obnoxious bill
under eon<!dera ao
Slr Nsyln pressed ms molten aus Nj
GIL then Uneaftaef a provision from the
rules ~ tire council aad demanded "a call
of tne council ' which aecessftated the
sending far any abseate" before Far. her
consideration could te had
"Ners se8 sas3 NJ Navlu. as hc
ucStlsd comfortably back .n his char. we
w;0 close the doors ana remain here ali
0i~ht. Il necessary
FFes{den' Rineaar; looked trlfe
troubled. which was ros suloo'ae3 % Any
perc~ptibl. 3eVree bF thc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
~ Councilman Mal3oon TIA; Mir james.
the ahse7't member ass realty six in Rel.
ana II sen; for eou.3 TOT attend
III makes no difference fv{olf..s Nj
$8v.s I'VE c8n remain se-e untsi t5-ror-
rev afternoon. = necessary. AMI - that
1irre Mr jane wlt Pc 8sge."
fv Cfjeafea moves % a3iourr. h4E NJ
Nsyiu SAID that ~heu 4 'caH ~ me raun-
81 was pentlrS nothing else e0ss}t b. en-
sevtslned bat Mr Gs3 uncovered a book
va pars}aras atary isw ana assured th-
president taA1 AZ Adjournment wa tn o.
Der TIE motion carried. auz ali shs. mem
bst. felt relieved.
MIR. ein Objects,
when tss1 committee Tevovs recommend
Ing ,he piarsux ~ az arr light az the in
s.rsxrttan - TxeuTr-aftb and Jackson
streets ~zs read as presented by Council
ruau Fsi3I Councilman GgH hteet=a ap
,.szt;44z.5 th&t ICES wsrs - which she aEht
waS proposed to he placed - wei3 lxhts,a
ard IhAf lu hts ward the Tnir4 fA-r
are no are rhfs - arY Stnd ~ voa
want ~ place az E%hts. nslt q fsw in
nv wAr-a sal M Cs3t. where Ne hsve
-ene ana where vs. haTa souss E~aqa3a-
tiar
Mg Mal3coa sxpaa5as3 ,aat there are
1AFse -Hssg~nes ue&~ t1s ro~n~r - T'wevs.
tv-1fta averue ana jackson street ald
that the Aarsn~s~ "a tasuisrah1e. After
rau$' 5~~@S}e Discussion tb~ repsart wez
a.topt@f
y re-e5stson - tauurtr5au Tatte~ 90
Sewer she vtriu5gy ~ Ease Fsse and F.asf
2 ~ Str~e-s MAS ~~as aa5 CITY FsrEsneer
r. .soSan capitalized fGat NJ. MorEenz,csn
recently arr-r ~e~1 heg ere tse esGucll calf
acg atteGtsau 10 the necessity - sewers