The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-23

ton voting with GIN and the others who
tried TO postpone action.
The motion was lost. however. on tie
vote. the ballot standing:
4 Yeas-Crichton. Diiler. Gill. Muldoon.
Taylor and Rlnchart-S,
Nays-Csssi.man. Crawford. Hiii. Near
de Navin and Rude-e.
Ahsens-sJames.
Crich.ou then said: III those who are
advocating this resolution try TO force Il
here. we who have voted for posfponins
action can defeat II by standing together.
the vote being q tie. However. III agree
10 take II up I'm committee Of the whole"
The Eighth warderss statement. his at;s-
succession. psixxeled the opposition to the
resolution. Before the matter could be
considered any further q motion 20 go into
committee Of the whole carried and Nc
Then began the nght In earnest. Castle
man moved that the committee favorabiy
reported the resolution Gsiil moved sub-
stssu;e that II be reported 10 be laid on the
table Tor one week
Rude opened hts guns on Criehtcn. 81
was surprised 10 see Or. crtchfon oppose
ways stood up In the council and advocated
the principles involved here"
Rinehart vigorously exposed the resou-
t;nn. This h an entirely new matter.
ne declared. Il have never had time TO
consider H. To pass this now Is 10 viz
suaily instruct the corporations committee
on this matter OF consolidated franchise
something which. believe 1 am san In
saying the council has never done. IL Is
notice 10 that committee that We VIII only
pass such franchise as meets these re-
ausremenss II We are deliberate body.
let US deliberate"
Called II rafssr.
Councilman Mulaeon called Ruae's action
unfair 20 The council AS member OF
sNe corporations committee" he said. -
ara amazed that another member Of sha,
commste. ,Radsl should take This unfair
means ard spring a matter Ike Tits with
eat Any nettce whatever. II 10 also unfair
90 try 20 fierce this through a; this Meet
sng"
cAssienaan htntea tina, Rude had Intro
igc".f tire resolution because he was ir the
minority on sae corporations Committee.
IL has been the history cf every fran
cAisa passed by this council" declared cas-
tismaa. mAusfsssiEs unusual heat. that
after the corporations committee had
81 tAraush without 1rEshevafieEs. Vote for
this resolution e yea taierse the sents-
Hents expressed
tssis called Rode 70 Account for trying
20 take ADVANTAGE 81 sh~ wage SECTION 10
fierce ssr0Dga tse tefs-y ear c.aGss." which
~ ssrrssss eouar3Ey advantage. Il ana
ta faVeT 20 sne wage schedule bait eh-
seet ssess seriously 90 TIE anwor:hy tse-
tfes employed by the aetscr - sas resoln-
Zap - 9se that section as . csua ~ farre
rs in'e sstias fsr 'ss sl'y 70 Regulate fares
sruweeatsn- say - htm that the cerysc-
ssSoas COMMITTEES . pledged 20 q sz~c~nt per
h5tr sesttas 10 TIE franchise. ard l 3are
Mr. kass 50 feEy ( ="
Rude sat Mgsscar 81; snte wrznxts
fssfse said ssss AuEsss>ar had advocated ire
payment - ~ easss sceassess
Nai6eca~ls yNz had ssea listening Yea
~ssla have heard sse Say ks,v that IA
xer~s . Scent rate
2tnse-rcg were taking ~ ee-ss ire 9TH
e~ Cav
Nsse. sSSss-fss. 50 sAe stree. because
se~s uns ~ the es~ ss~pssss@s AAa sAs5
th~H wNsz8 Ae AAs.ss~A wssh sA4s TNA
nassSer Ass sever k~xE s~sese The cc-zsalt-
fa~
ssasNr ssss sAss sexrrai weeks Ago As AaA
eeer sol4 tss&s sAe s.ngs1 car eres you.a