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  1. Overview: Washington State Constitutional Convention 1889
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  3. Committee:The Convention
  4. Saturday, 03 August 1889, at 09:00

Washington State Constitutional Convention 1889

Washington's first constitutional convention met between July and August 1889 to draft the state's foundational text.

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Session 13134: 1889-08-03 09:00:00

Messages were received. The Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects, Schedule and Future Amendments submitted a report on prohibition. The Rules of the Convention were taken up and discussed. The Convention then resolved into the Committee of the Whole for the further amending of the report of the Committee on Corporations Other Than Municipal. The report of the Committee on Federal Relations, Boundaries and Immigration was then taken up and agreed to as amended. The Compact with the United States was then presented. The Convention then resolved into the Committee of the Whole for the discussion of the report of the Committee on Water and Water Rights.

Membership (at session start):

Hiram E. Allen, Samuel H. Berry, Nelson Gates Blalock, Ozra A. Bowen, John J. Browne, Daniel Buchanan, James A. Burk, Harrison Clothier, Charles P. Coey, George Comegys, Samuel G. Cosgrove, Daniel J. Crowley, Frank M. Dallam, Silvius A. Dickey, Ralph Oregon Dunbar, David E. Durie, Trusten P. Dyer, Edward Eldridge, Jacob T. Eshelman, Hanford Wentworth Fairweather, Charles T. Fay, Benjamin B. Glascock, Melvin M. Godman, John F. Gowey, W. B. Gray, Thomas C. Griffitts, Thomas Hayton, Francis Henry, Gwin Hicks, John P. Hoyt, James A. Hungate, Robert Jamieson, Richard Jeffs, George H. Jones, Oliver H. Joy, John C. Kellogg, John R. Kinnear, Henry M. Lillis, Addison A. Lindsley, S. H. Manly, Joshua Philander T. McCroskey, J. T. McDonald, Matt J. McElroy, John McReavey, Thomas T. Minor, Austin Mires, James Z. Moore, Robert S. More, Morgan Morgans, Lewis Neace, W. L. Newton, James Power, William F. Prosser, John M. Reed, Thomas M. Reed, Albert Schooley, B. L. Sharpstein, John A. Shoudy, Louis Sohns, George H. Stevenson, Theodore L. Stiles, Robert F. Sturdevant, H. F. Suksdorf, E. H. Sullivan, P. C. Sullivan, George W. Tibbetts, J. J. Travis, George Turner, J. F. Van Name, C. H. Warner, Allen Weir, J. J. Weisenburger, Arnold J. West, H. C. Willison, Henry Winsor (75 total)

Representing 25 delegations:

01. First District, 02. Second District, 03. Third District, 04. Fourth District, 05. Fifth District, 06. Sixth District, 07. Seventh District, 08. Eighth District, 09. Ninth District, 10. Tenth District, 11. Eleventh District, 12. Twelfth District , 13. Thirteenth District, 14. Fourteenth District, 15. Fifteenth District, 16. Sixteenth District, 17. Seventeenth District, 18. Eighteenth District , 19. Nineteenth District, 20. Twentieth District, 21. Twenty-first District , 22. Twenty-second District, 23. Twenty-third District, 24. Twenty-fourth District, 25. Twenty-fifth District

Imported Documents

  • Report from the Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects, Schedule and Future Amendments (e845625) imports from Committee on Miscellaneous Subjects, Schedule and Future Amendments,
    on Saturday, 03 August 1889, at 00:00

Imported Amendments

Exported Documents

  • Telegram from the Spokane County Farmers Alliance and Trades Council (e845339)
  • Communication from A. O. Houston of Tenio (e845344)
  • Communication from the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce (e845355)
  • Communication from the Old Settlers (e845359)
  • A Compact with the United States (e846291)
  • Report of the Committee on Water and Water Rights (e840798)

Exported Amendments

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1889-08-04 Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Discussions on August 3) - (file)

Digital scans of the original newspaper, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

1889-08-05 Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Discussions on August 3) - (file)

Digital scans of the original newspaper, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

1889-08-08 Spokane Falls Review Pg. 8 (Discussion of Aug 3rd) - (file)

Digital scan of the original newspaper, the Spokane Falls Review.

1889-08-09 Washington Standard, Page 01 - (file)

Digital scan of the original newspaper, the Washington Standard.

1889-08-09 Washington Standard, Page 02 - (file)

Digital scan of the original newspaper, the Washington Standard.

1889-08-09 Washington Standard, Page 03 - (file)

Digital scan of the original newspaper, the Washington Standard.

Day 26 (August 3) Journal of Washington - (file)

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