The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-02
IiilD[RS LEAVE CHAMBER.
- orr OF THE ROOM WHEN
GOV. MINES ENTERS.
rat. Method of Expressing Dis
...,r~ Mt Recent Appointments
-nesse Adopt. resolution De-
Lack OF Confidence.

~. r,,snatoh to the Post-Intelligcncer.
speciMst r.. c., March LA scene I'M
sN...,,ed In the history Of this province
PFC - III probability, never before seen
app. ss,ttish self-governing colony, &C.
NE afternoon when the members
cus. ~. ,ngtslature deliberately rose and
q -. chamber when the governor came
~ - nrorogue the house. when To-Day
49, osrsw. was confirmed that Martin had
~, " ssnt for and the Gazette was issued
s+rssJning the names OF TWO OF ms MIN
sstrrs neither OF whoH nave sea' On
nss' 49, N the house, the members fe't
WI ~" ~. nowers Of endurance had been
49, ~ the limit and II was mutually de-
..'s r. take a public opportunity Of
.ssrkinx their dispieasure.
1ssSr the house assembled Prentice
-.sve1 that the house had no commence IN
iossuh Martin, who mas peen caiiea N ~
W y, This motion was passed almost
~ ~ .,,,,nt,sly The governor then entered
=" Nail preceded by suite OF naval and
MARY officers. and took his seat on the
ensara a. he did 40 the members rose In
! redv ana iiled out of the room. For
ssrens neither governor nor audience
.rsrSsvstood what was taking place, and IL
~ In galleries which first seemed to
kasI INTO prolonged cheering mingled
~ derfsive laughter. The governor
1880 n naIe and his hand shook. but he
1snSeeded with the reading. although
&iired several times TO desist. As ne con-
Sk,dsd and was leaving the chamber, some
w sholIted "Three cheers for the queen"
~hich we're heartily given.
~ soon as he retired the members filed
ysrk again into the chamber, Price FL
Mon x.ving his hat n the ar ana shout 1Sr
W. tremendous applause. Harry
iielmcken proposed long resolution as
surine her majesty OF their continued
hyaiiy, the remainder OF the resolution
t9vinr reference 10 the victory at Lady
ss,ish This was passed amid great cheer
~ and the house broke UP with cheers
IN ia queen and Butler by singing the
mti0nsl anthem.
siih tha work OF organizing his cabinet.
m hrother-n-law and former law part
~ Smith Curtis, has taken the post OF
nAnietsr OF mines, for which he Is con-
80 TO be adapted, owing to the fact
M NJ Ii now devotlng his time 10 min
III PROPOSITIONS. He. however suffers
Nm deafness. j. Stuart Yates, who has
accepted the portfolio of provisional Sec
Ftf6ff h Victoria lawyer who ran and
M defeated IN the Senlin interests at
IN M SECTION II IN believed that the
presidency Of the council Will be taken by
ialuee Dunsmuir. the coal king, who was
I former opponent Of Martin. while an eff
III uilI also be made to include w. w.
NcInnea In the new administration.
Martin n out with a statement Of policy
which he adopts the principle of gov
ifnsnenf ownership OF railways and an
nouncee his Intention to arrange for the
construction Of q railroad from the Coass
through the Hope mountains TO the boun-
dary country. He intends to settle tho
I)e9fnnxns island difficulty out OF court
ard win build bridge over Fraser river
h order that the Great Northern and
Nof1hern Pacific may have an entrance
ID Vancouver.
Th4 aovernor's letter dismissing the
U@m,in ministry II published tonight. The
Wsofnor objects to Cotton holding two
nftfonos and the issue OF special warrant
n @ys he had not control Of the house.
0pversor fersot His Purpose.
VICTORIA. h. e., March LIN the ex-
(tg6naept OF this afternoon the lieutenant