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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25

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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRlNGER, with cog wheels, has taken
the FIRST PREMIUM Mt the State Fair of
all the Northern States; also the First
Premium at the last two Fairs of the
American Institute; AND HAS JUST
BEEN AWARDED THE FIRST PRE-
MUM BY THE UNA \IMOUS VOTE
OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE
GREAT NEW ENGLAND FAIR OF
1866, AFTER THE MOST SCRUTlN.
lZ!NG TRIAL Of THE VARIOUS
NJ CHIMES Of NUMEROUS COM
PETITORS.
The Wringer, without injury to the most
delicate garments, wrings clothes almost
dry and never gets tired ..
ORANGE jun says: 1t is clothes saver
time saver and strength-saver. We
think the machine more than pays for it's
elf every year IN the saving Of garments.
We think the Wringsr should be fitted with
cogs.' -. III
/ SoLoN ROBINSON says: Ny family wenld
as soon give up the cooking stove rs this
Clothes Wrnger. ], cannot be TOO highly
recommended
The REV. DIR. BELLOWS says Il hearth
ly commend it to economist OF time, money
and contentmentn
From X. S. sTORRS, Jr., D. y.
II saves labor, expedites work. makes
the laundress good natured, does not tear
of DEMONSTRATORS that mysterious dec
laration may mean!-aad is indispensable
III well regulated family.
From the Rev. THEO. L.CCYLER.
Life is too short and human strength too
precious for our woman-kind to be kept at
the old process Of clothes washing and
wringing. in the laundry Of my house
there is perpetual Thanksgiving on Mon
days for the invention Of your excellent
Wringer. / wish human hearts could be
c.eansed as easily. nSlv6m5
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25
g S TuURBER, Chairman,
Attest, AARON KIMsALL, Clerk.

Fortunc-tellers and fitting hoops
operate differently. The former re-
veal what The lady will be in the fu-
turs; the latter reveal what she is
ut AEAeent. Iu -.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25


Sub Dist No 8.
T. cash noIl',: to date :, "a =
: ty cash in treasury s.is 59.7a
c--.:..,.~. sue Uizt No /.
" to cash collected TO a,.te a4sa
BY cash disLnrscd 32,24
BY cash in treasury l,5s st,sa
Contingent Sub dist No 8
70 cash collected to date 1899
!" by cash discussed 1899 1899
Gen Contingent Fund
to cash collected to date AS.
BY cash di,burse! l,s2
~ cash in treasury 22.es 24,sl
o. ~ Teachers Fund
:; to cash collected to dste ,lr,s5
BY cash disbursed 50 IS
by cash in treasury $3.50 1885
~ Road Fund
q 10 cash collected s. !lta ss,36
:" by cash disborsed a3ot
:. bycash in treasury $3.50 $3.50
Howard TIP Gen School
House Tax
to CAST collected to date al Sc
It BY cash in treas IA g. lIl,e2
: Contingent Fund
to cash collected t. date 227 As
By cash refunded 4,ls
by cash in treas 1920 227.i5
Teachers Fund
* to cash collected TO dat So 80
by cash dishursed 223 80
by cash in treas 3!3,.s 566,so
Road Fund
% cash collected 70 aa;n l2t 80
" hy cash refunded SIC
by CAST in treasury lis 81 1879
Alton tp School House Tax, Sub
Dist No J.
To cash coN'd to date $40
- ny cash disbursed 40 60
:: by cash in treasury 5A,43 81: az
SUB Dist. No. 2.
Jauy /, OF, To- cash coll. &c Este, !tj -
." By cash refunded S
1. do in treasury le.,2. 's5,aa
Sub Dist No. 3.
- 10 cash coli t. d..!c SIS
" by cash in Ireas. 6.ai G.s5
Sub Dist No. /
= 70 cash collce,. d To date 1,,42
=" by cash distprsed 1910
10 cath in treasury 1856 ,2,i2
Sub Dist. No. S.
to cash coll. to date, a3,eo
- ty cash in treasury. 33,a6 1926
Sub Dist. No. 6,
to cash coll to da.c lI2.l7
hy cash refunded, ~
y By cash in treasury, lia.7: l!3 II
Contingent Fund,
TO cash collected 70 dat. l5G,a5
b. cash IN t,cssar5, rs - SO
Teachers Fund,
" to cssh collected to ia.e 80. Is
): hy cash disJursed $3.50
" ~ cash refunded i;7o
Sy c21e n treasury 2!a.5T 302f3
Road Fund.
V 70 each co Iected to da.e i5I,ta
by cash vatuudcd *
- by cash n treasury 5a7S $4,000
Vernon Springs.
Howard Co. Iowa, Jany. !. 1867.
j. F. WEBSTER, Treasurer,
BY HENRY 7. REED, Dep.
Thomas Griffin, j
s 4 Stone, Com.
| c Chamberlain,
The following resolution was pre-
sc,..ed and adopted,
Resolved that the ClarS Of this
Board be requested and empowered
to adjust and settle any claims which
the School Fund may have agains.
any lands, within the county, when
eyer he can do SO, and secure to the
fund The amount due on said claim
OF claims including al costs.
The following resolution was pre-
scented and adopted.
Resolved that the Clerk Of this
Board be hereby requested to pre-.
pare and make a good and substan-
tial County Road Map, and that
for the work necessary in making
such map, this Board will make a
reasonable allowance.
The minutes were then read and
approved by the Board. "'.
On motion the Board adjourned
sIxE DIE.
g s TuuRBER, Chairman,
Attest, AARON KIMsALI, Clerk.
Fortune-tellers and fitting hoops
operate differently. The former re-
veal what shs lady will be in the fu-
turs; the latter reveal what she is
at ~aeeut.IALIf IN,
l3NC1ICE.
O.sS. Reads notes are left with
INV. Lee for collec,icu, and those
>Ehp ptxiuasdistely viii save costs.
~ 80
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25
" COSTAR'N"
CELEBRATED

OVVNTAOHN @AAVA
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils
Cancers, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples
Bleeding, Blind and Painful Piles; Scrof,
ulous, Putrid and lll-conditioned Sores; u
GERS. Glandular Swellings, Eruptious, Gu
taneous Affections, Ringworm, Itch, Corns,
Bunions, Chilblains, &c; Charped Hands,
Lips, Sc; Bites of Spiders, Insects, Ami
mails, &C., lie
@ Boxes, IS cts, 80 cts and 81 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Bag" And by HENRY K. CosrAR, Depot 4st
Broadway, NY.
And by Price & Lowry, New Oregon,
Iowa and J. j Clcmmsr, Crssco, Iowa.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25
laNl1ICE.

O.aS. Reads notes are left with
INV. Lee for collection, and those
..~hp pix,irnedis tely viii save costs.
:. =. =. ". ZEE.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25
slphN's C0NDiTiON POWDER

Has the Inrges, snc of any Horse AMI Cattle 0s4ctoe
IN this county. II is composed II tiiS ana vosA ~
for u,ilrs- -ntey and Tho r"glnses staoas
pre- cuinently At tho head Of the list OF HorSt ANS
[utfis M,,i,cin.s. J :. 80 ~ --'.. ~ ~
II carries on all gross hnm"rs prevents botoee ~
becoming stiff laundering pnrif,s the hood, lSeosO
the skin. and give. il smooth and glossy Y0seSa0e&
cl"a+cs the water ard strengthens pAfs ~ We
body. 1t in also II safe and .crtain remedy ~ eo04o
and cVda, which generate 81 m.Sny fatal aiss>sW.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25
DIR. A. j. WIGGINS'
PILE PILLS.

| PILE PILLS.
In placing before the public, DR. A. J.
WlGGINS' Pile pills, we do SO with q
feeling Of confidence that they are to supply
/ remedy which has long been required,
bu; hitherto been unsttainable. nor do we
do SO without first having thoroughly tested
their medical properties. and ascertained
by actual practical demonstrations that
they will effect speedy and permanent
cures, and accomplish all we claim for them
and to satisfy the public that we are sim
cere, we will warrant them to relieve or
permanently cure when taken strictly ac-
coriing TO directions. any case Of Blind .
Bleeding or Itching Piles. or
suthorize the Druggist to refund the money
paid for the Pills.
We do not claim for them that they will
cure "prolapsus ami or fstula." as those
diseases require careful and skillful sur
gical tire 2tment but in such cases, no
matter how severe, they will afford great
and almost immediate relief. The few ou.
Of the many hundreds Of certificates We
! have. which We print below, will bear some
evidence Of their great curative powers
! Any of the parties whose names appear in
! connection with the certificates are willing
and will be glad to answer any cosHnuni-
cation addressed 70 them il regard to their
cure.
Read the following from one Of the old
est conductors n the State Of Michigan. a
man known by railroad men everywhere
lie has been IN the employ Of the Detroit
and Milwaukee road for the past twelve
years
DETROIT, September 3, 1856
Aessr. 4 }. WIGGISs ( Co. Gentlemen;
| have been afflicted more than three
years with the blind bleeding Piles, and
have tried all the remedies could near of,
but all Of no use, until very reluctantly
tried some of your valuable Pills, and after
using two boxes, lconsider myself perma-
nently cured Yours, truly,
Z. R. LANDON,
Passenger Conductor on Detroit l. MI.
Saukee 4 r.
GRAND RAPIDS, August 81. 1866.
\. J. WGGciSs, VI. d, L. Co., Gentlemen;
As much IL said ofthe treatment Of Piles,
would like 70 give the public the benefit
OF my experience. I Lave been troubled
with the Piles for several years, and was
;rea ed By several physician :, some Of whom
made a speciality of treating this disease,
but they did not help me and | gave up all
hope Of being cured. Al last was induced
- t.y some Of Or. A. J. WiGGINs, PIT.
PILLS. gave them q thorough tri,l, and
have heer cured. Think they are the onIv
cure euro for the Piles. | would adyfSp
those hat are troubled in that way To .rv
then. Your obedielt servant
". 2. BURROUGHS,
Clothing Merchant.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25

The Cow requires to 10 snppliei'wiehn MA snndensese
Ns,,,ut to make her .ttjs il not desirable kus -
keep ~ reg niar Secretion Of milk aSl all vWnefS -
will fluid by giving then, 80
eLOAN's CONDITION POwO000
twice week. barge increase in qnnntity md qnallsy
OF milk and cream. 1t carries off all fever and inr
puritrs VI tho bloel The sct 10 tkroMg soat ths
sea~on by u rich and abundant how Of milk. =
The farmer IN rKnniAg to I've award Of thO selnss*s
properties Of SiO0n's COWditiOn I0,cdHr, In per
noting tho condition OF Mis- sheep and preventing usaay
Of the dissasos VI all the doussticated animals r
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25
Threat AHe ctIGHs

Are mere frsauealy than othersi.e caused b
thick, Shiny Mucous falling from the head,
especially during the night ana
resulting from Ca:&"-h aIAI
ae Cured b.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-01-25

l
is-A any cent package Of Sionh'S Condtftesa
Pt,srteS ,ut into barrsl Of swh is better than IN
bnshsIs OF corn fatten hog and is ctrtnia ptc
vcntlso Of Hog Chosra& Elipl Staggcrs, md osssss
Diseases coulilon among hogs
CAUTION,-To protect ourne,vss and Aha rl't t1
fronlLeinr imprcd upon3 - worth imisA sicIA -
s ss.,a,, s h.ess Ssfss ~
PRICE Is 80 CTS.
rops.,s bz D5ssi's. ~ lAssbank astsrAss.:T
e4s a9za%Sz&2 u<zSI<,s3,
4 0dw /. e - - - s,,,-rffti
p SAc Propri~eors, Chicago. ~
Z. q sDaRse .S0e6g l31i DR91 9onG1Uani 5na y
SOLD AT wH0LESALBuo Five, Packs.. =,
ges for One Dollar, and at retail BY the ~ :.
Druggists Of New Oregon, = Crsscol suAv
Lime Springs in this County.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21
FEIpAY, Dec. 90.
Prayer by Chaplain.


A message was received from the House
informing the Council that the House had
passed an act prescribing the time when al
laws Of general nature shall be deemed in
force. The bill read three times and passed
by Mr.. Newell, an act for the relief OF
jam Longmire and Henry Miles. Read
twice and referred to Committee on Military
Aif,rs with Instructions TO report tom0r
row. by Mr.. Eansyek!e. an act providing
for the ay Of committees upon the contest
ed seat between James IIongmirc and VIM
MrLanc. Read twice. under suspension Of
The rulrs, and referred to Commit tee Oh
Military Af.irs.
Mr.. l'lhp moved to reconsider the vote
q" u. }. L. No. 4, whereby the name of
Charles b Darwin was stricken out and
that of Il Il. Denni>Wn inserted. Mr.. Van
SICKLE moved to amen 80 US to take mp
the report of the Comm tt,e Oh judiciary
and lay the whole matter ON the table Mo-
ton caiyieh.
An act 6ning the boundary line OF Is.
h,nd county VAS read twice and referred to
Committee OF Counties.
Substitute for an act changing the name
Of Pinkucy City to that Of Colsille. Pas
sel.
An net to repeal an act in relation to H.
censes in King county. was read End time
and referred to Committee on En.ro. sed
Dils
A memorial asking for compensation for
VIM. b. King, for carrying cert lin mails.
Passed.
A resolution relative to naval arsenal
and dry dock, was passed.
An net changing the name Of WIN. Smith
Jr., to VIM. II. Davis. was passed.
Joint resolution relative to adjournment
over the holidays, was read twice and re.
lcrred to Committee on Education, with in.
structions to report tomorrow.
An net fixing the time for holding the
County Commissioners court, was read 2nd
time and referred to Committee on Counties.
A resolution was introduced by Mr. Van.
sycklc and adopted. requesting the Secre.
tary to furnish each member Of the Council
with COPY Of oil the statutes from 1862
to the pr, sent time.
On motion adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21
TuE>pAY. IL %. 1867.

{ - u re; AMI oP-n-d in due form
Mr. Newell int i l-.-d memorial r.-l.t.v
70 comPea,.iiig ". b. kin- Tor nal So. =
S.cr>.
" s>rs. S;Iuve AID Darlington askc d
!ea', - ahsencr during the holidays,
viii IA ~as g:,nted.
Mr.. Burlington introduced an act defn
luz the boundaries Of Island County.
Ga motion of Mr.. Struve. the resolution
requiring the Judiciary Committee t.
report the opinions of the Supreme Court
was read II third time and passed.
Council adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21
HATIRpn vcKNiNs. IN. =. 80
TIE sreclal Eltci.cn.

Ga Ncada,. lie oh DAY OF I4ruar,
next, the peop.r Il Lev, ard laus-' u
cCan'i,> ~. called up.n - r,-aii.rn ih,F
verde, renl,r,i 4, the fC!ls in June LIST
in the sclec'on If Joint Councilman.
The causes which have led to this nootssi
~, are found in the conspiracy eL'eIcd
into BY leading Radicals to rrolong their
waning power, the unwarran,ed, Illegal,
malicious act of corrupt county official.
who has, Though the advice of unrrinc-
pied men, prostitutcd his Office for pant san
purposes and deliberately set aside the will
of the majority, and placed in authority a
man only noted for servle obedience to
the behes.s of the Radical clique who Gen.
ter around the spoils of the Federal offices.
The testimony elected before the Coun-
Gil Committee on Elections, published on
on our outside pages, shows clearly, Il de-
liberato attempt on the part of our adver-
saries to rule at all hazards, or as McLane
himself more forcibly expressed it few
weeks after the June election, "deter-
mined to win, let the means be what they
might to accomplish that result" But
thanks to the honesty Of one Rad:c,l Gu
Gilman, who, while protesting the strctes,
adhcrance to party, had the manliness to
declare for right, the scheme has failed,
and the people will be allowed to render
as righ.eous verdict as they may, through
the corrupt channel in which it is to find
effect.
We wish we had the space to give any
thing like ar adequate idea Of the figure
McLane and his attorney cut in the Coun-
Gil on Tuesday and Wednesday last. 1t
would serve to open the eyes of scores of
honest citizens to the devil sh inventions
of bad men to retain power wrested from
the people, and wrongfuIly held, in viola
ton Of every principle Of right and i'm
pulse Of humanity.
The argument Of Judge McFadden, the
counsel for Mr.. LongInire, was one of the
most logical and conclusive to which We
have ever listened. The precedents and
authorities cited, bearing directly on the
case, were many and overwhelming. while
the attorney for Mr.. McLane, with all his
reputed ability as lawyer and gifts as a
public speaker. only presented the most
pitiful apology for defense Of his clients
unfoupded claim to the seat. 1t was made
up Of sopListry. and as barren of plain
common-sense as mountain peak Of v.r-
durc. The only logic we could See in lis
fve-hour's harrangue being when he acct
dentauy lost the side he was hired to argue,
and advocated with admirable fcryor the
Precise grounds upon which Mr.. Lonsmire
Tested his case. The only au,hosi,ie-'
introiaced BY him-sre. admitting the ~
part Of CSaSrrssaSnAl eszsHli:;~e 10 b. a.
-sE.iorsy-wsrr =artlA EAG FerE.rtrl
fr0z ikrsr srar n. szsz-. azE va rr-@ q
s@l So -eTvrS - s-s.E--A-- "a esq., as
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21

$780, msN N-aaOA~1 - -
a. $50
49, &am a@zszaa Ass "a szs .s-~u--
a q NAe@sm a. ~
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81 So =.
aws
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49, aa - - ays.-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21


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3 $500 - '''" 'o -''.: u-'Io!'' d! '--
,c.uIy. Tie White, Duuan.i,h IN
B.ac. r.,crs were reported five fc.,LL he,
than ,y,r known before. Mrs / =
Stewart. 4 NJ. Miller, aud o,b,,s h,,..
suffered much Jamao. Tlo \;s ,,,u,
briJyc i. CARR, Il ,vav and ~. ho,,- .,
III. river washed AWAY .ho,.ar1 ,I,.
the site of the lri6pc. Mr. Gov.s
.o. 49,, w. $780,, ,,,no
se>.'e' anu Nr' o"""er mas 'os' ioo neal
has bncn carried ow,v nor,b ami sou,h ot
here; and it is. therefore. impossble to sum
nm the arorco,.e damay. mill cor,,,,,;
cation IS resumed
cD. = C,
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q ct. lace 81" ,...r.. "a b Il. TO
''." S.'.'''''.''. ga '.'' : H..", 80 as
mn. cr1 .0.D &c., I.;.". l',l ! -. - -
Ijt-cc. Ol,,,.c Ea,.,.. o., >.3.oI,, En-
ih" n,Nt Gay miles. H." ,hor,. j. s,n,rall,
steep q H. !!"m 30 t" pa i''t nigh, with
a; ",' ''', n,'! 'N''""'7 .'"' . '!' 10 ~
sor,h ne wr ,,nyo o,..,.,,l ~ 'I,'.,
tn, face Of Whi,lhcys I>l.nl i, var, st,cn
1t Is about go feet high and appears fiat.
as u''S NC "E'' country eastward to the
>h''p cut oaIl'nr OF tn" Cascade Rang.
stretching It's S'rat'd rIGg' n"rthwa'd
""'ic tn' Sho" peak o: Mount baker Is
"is'ihc'iv seen and to the s. uthwar!
where the higher peak Of NJ nat Rainier
attracts the eye.
CAPE FLA1rrRy. which Las zen re-
fcrrcd to as CONSTITUTING III. so,tl uoi,t q
,.ptr,pco of n, c,r,;. = ;.,.,., ,oo,o,
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't az" D. -'' cay e-o'-h. tui ~hoa .
D. -'f., ''Nn '.'m 10" dry high, upon ,
''.' to - " - below. HI courage tailed ,
: an 'nd a. IA Ct not attempt descending. /
ii"'''H g >'''c''ys en- aud head. and
'N''! NP'"'h til" S'v'-rs could think
OF To- save Inn was r">or''d 70 ~i'hou,
>H' c. =. iheN tied strings other arrows,
ami ,'le" 20 shoot them over but they
conIh not make them ascend t. the great
h''Sh'. ih'y ranghtg"lls and tied strings
TO their feet an! tried TO make them fv
across "a" rock. hut all was no avail
FIX days were wasted IN the vain attempt
to save hm. and on the seventh he laid
down ana died. Ills spirit, say the H.
d'ah>' sui I'v's AMI YES them warning
when storm is coming which will make
II nhsaie Tor them t. go ont to sea in pur-
su't OF their usual avocations of killing
whales or CATCHING fish Ne,r fho fon nj |
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21

EFFECTIVE SrEAKIrG.--Saluci,ls spoke
five hours with a view to showing that a
candidate defeated before the people wa,
duly elected. This was too much even for
radicals, accustomed as they are to the
practice Of fraud end corruption, and ac-
cordingly when vote was taken in the
Council McLanc was unanimously vote!
out! Sprrad-casle oratory has but little
effect with thinking men.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21


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q tt'~ fersro-E Fresrrss1-r ths -oss q
eou'-~'r - &c. 90. ard a~es4~< TIA; lie
70 vlsl0H- 4 that az HOS haysag BE-.
oa-rp.-sa ~-h. 'hers vas II eoa,-ssra
case o-turr the HUI. and that The nS-
tin e hr HenIx ~As nO' z "r1.r.
NJ. Ii.nry rad fr"'n the election lan /.
,l,a~e making each House the judge Of the
cl-ction and rrturp of lis own m-mb-rs.
Ir. H,.my denied tina, it was Within Nh,
rrivrrce of The Speaker to assume the pro-
roga,ive of deciding questions of Law fer
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-12-21
House adjourned.
FRIDAY, Dec. 20, 1867.


The o: ders Of the day having been
reached, Mr.. Henry. from Thurston, asked
leave to withdraw his pending appeal from
the decision Of the chair. stating that h.
desired TO do so for the purpose Of offering
resolution which would ring the Lewis
county matter up on its merits.
Mr.. Robertson objected; the appeal
ha> ing been seconded and stated by the
chair, was in the possession # the House.
Mr.. Cochran thought that the appeal
could not be withdrawn without unani-
nous cons. NJ.
The question was finally taken on the
motion, and Mr.. Henry having obtained
leave, withdrew his pending appeal, and
und suspension Of the rules introduced
the { lowing resolution.
Resoired, That the Lewis county seat,
b., and tie same is hereby declar d va
cant, and that the Governor Ct the Terri,
tory DO requested TO call special election
to ill the vacancy.
The resolution having been seconded.
Mr.. Henry. Of Thurston. said:
take it that as a member Of the House
it is my right to offer for its consideration.
any proposition, be it in the shape Of
motion, resolution or bill. which does not,
upon its face. violate any Of the rules.
which it has adopted for the government
o. its own proceedings; and that il 10 my
pivilcgs to state the reason upon which
ask i, to ente, tain any such proposition
The resolution upon which nov speak.
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