The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-28

open foe attack This. he aoad. Vas .
$3.50 Es1ssr me a.as n sss,s
senatuss frua thls STATE % favor he
Psns sresty g pescs tbs w.s pa1ssa.
son) Was IA Olyuipla. wUr6nG For Ms own
election The other senator ST1xner1 bad
taken . peatsm against ths PAFie treaty,
this latter senator.
marx about senaIor Turner, saying ~
the sood q 8. s soassr rE i sa sssssssd e
Miller. +. TT suppose that Is not an
attack on the high office OF United States
wocdlng Of king poured oil On the
troubled water He Was sorry 90 see the
display Of anger. and sugxested that the
Meyer moved to table the resolution.
Lost-feas. ID; nays. II.
Wiltshire said he had opposed the ta5ling
OF the resolution because he believed il
should be considered dispaSsionateiy- IL
was proper TO pass the resolution. but he
ns s. .s, Ss ss sosse vouid recsas
from Its resolution against Turner the
senate would recede ia its resolution. He
suggested that action be postponed.
talk. Preston. Wiltshire. Van Patten. Az
dYews and others taking part.
Hail said II the desire OF Mr.. Miller
was to pass a resolution against the cleo
ton OF United States senator's by the
legislature, that was one thing; but II
IL was % pass 4 resolution denouacing
Senator Wilson, then il should De done
in good shape. He suggested. in the lat
ter case, the speech Of Mr. Scaonefo, as
printed in the Post-inteiiiEencer. be sub
stituted. q.aughter)
I have the same motive fof .srescrsing the
Republican party In this state that Mr..
The notion to substitute the minority
report for the majority prevaiied-yess.
-. nays, L. The vote Was as follows:
Yeas: Andrews, Baker. Baum Riggs.
Heinrich. Land, LIE Crone, Miller David.
Paul Preston. Warourton. Wlshire,
Woodng Nays: Carper= Cole, DAVIS
High. Hill. MeReavy. Miller q; u. Rln me.
success Of the Republicans in purging the
resolution was due TO the votes OF Baum.
BigEs. Miller CD. and Paul. Democrats.
The minority report. expunsing the OBJ
noxious sentence. was then adopted oy
the senate.
mi,tee Of the whole, AcReAvy in the
chair. to consider the emergency relief
bill OF Captains Malthie and Ross, who
ask that ssh and $50 rs.peeusx ,sns 9 =, ap-
imburse them for expenses Ia recruiting
Companies A and u. Washington Folun--
tser infantry during the exciting s,, aass r OF
ported the bill to the senate Tor passage
The bills were reported back to the sen
ate end passed.
bills Recomme AIDED for Passage.
These bills were recommended by the
committees for passage: 5000
S. b. e by T. J. MISUNDERSTANDING the
legal rate OF interest =.
s. b. II. By r. j. Niller-Relating to the
eosapr 10 hx En,e- Amending the code
fixing the open season for shooting water
fowl between the 18th day OF August and
the LIST day OF March.
ii. b. 7s by Bedfcrd--Appropriatin 81
800 for transportation OF convtcts, $50 Ter
transportation OF Juvenile offenders, 500
Bliis recommended for indefinite post
II. B. ia, by Falknor-Fsxing the rate
OF interest on state warrants at per
cent.
Bills Passed by the senate.
The bills PASSED by the senate today
II. b. ia. by Pendereast--For the relief
of Capt Percy Il. Maitbie. appropriating
S3ll10 and for the relief OF Capt. James
Ross. and appropriating $ssn.
8. 3. 10 oy Cole-.F1x PIX .ne open en- 9 1a,e
day OF August and the LIST day OF March.
with emergency clause.
On motion OF Miller of Thurston the vote
by which ;. B. Y. the Hsm Mss,s nosss-
was rcconsiderea and the bin was re-re-
ferred.
Miller of walla walia was excused until
MonIay
TIE senate named y. c. Conover as Sec
rotary OF the Joint committee On fisheries,
appointed to confer with a similar COM
nirtee from Oregon.
After the presentation Of new bills the
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