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New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

POR LIvERPOOL-In steamship Adriaftc Asrch 5-R 4,
Children infant sni
B Buren, Mrs. Van Burn, Mss Edith Van Buen iroN IA
Bnreu Master b. Van Buen, George IT, Bmuni Mrs Ea4,.
Miss Nary Ednund Mss Jaa Emnnds servant Mr. steJss
Field Miss Florence Hlver g. Iiyer Meter Riie Hny Va,
ter Frank Hilver II. r Draper. Miss "a Draper M C.s,
o. Wosorth Geo. GaseO, John T. Glasoo FrsHk Mc gdrr
r Kingm Alfred Dobeli Vim. n Otnstcd, Dr. A. Rrp5.,s
J. r. Hall Mrs. Hal 5. II. Rosenoist, Eogsne hius.
son. P. A. Fraser. r. Hughes. IT,; MEari NJ Resi
Never " Nichols O. p KenyoB Robinson. N R0binsoa Ge
r. Young Samnel J. Cans NJ Frsnktn Mr. Greso Col Has.
Wells John D. Lnk Thomas Williams J. l. Williams Mrs. WuAa.
los Valentine j. g. ChaDmao Mrs. Chapman, G. W. Tuner Nm
cansn George G. Lake James r. Steers C. Trogrdge Cot
wilkins Lyman Bridges, Mr. Bridges u. Mclean, Geos hsla
Bersta MAJ POgr cob ~ Mar ca.
Freiberg T. Pufori PufOri Mira Hnry Daier h~ Ms1
Daer Mss Annie Dasr Hary Daer M james Aairssa
Mis- Anlrews Rev Tk0mts G. Mnrphy Rev Wm II. El!)a w.
Roand Bdwari steude Col Harry Rockaf. NJ Faakla n.
C. Kerr F. Sedgy children, anl lnaat W. Cuan aga
Nrs r. A. Mackay Mrs G. r. PettUs A. J. Baker, Mrs. NJ Wsr
John 8 Cunningham Mrs Cunningham Hon George Greene Va
AQard VIM Hatch George Hatch Francis steTensn Hobn
stevenson Dr. H. L. SINS H. West Z. AgneWi Mr. Bsr
Daveg All T. Davis Mrs All T. DaTs, d. s. Sie1oa, W. Felix kaa
ser, NJ z.
FOR SAvAyyAH-Ta steamship San Slvdfor. March l'.-0
Willis James child and two servants. '" Neyel shi VII
ward j. King wife and daughter n h. Nesmth vile eha al
nurse Heyd Miss Baton Joseph phels o. NOne NAsef y
ZONES Miss c. Cohen H. L. Oco;t and e. Atuu Laursee,
smith L. Bepnger wife. W. A. Mil and wife. haIcl Isai
q lessup Mrs Macfarlsni Mrs Mary Newell snd daughter
Durfey an wife Mrs \ Lane. " j. McN T. W Murray tea
Anende.hnne Sagaics
Carter John Gsrread Joha ID. Wastes go . ,. -,
FOR SAYANNAH-IR steamship HuHtsrtk hafca l'af. A
Porter Ms Atwood j. G. Atwood ami child II. krehhel Btt
J. ~ Wallace lady children, Charles g. bgals tsna
Prince Mr E. s. Newman Miss bi Newman. Frankhn Wtss
s. Boger and lady Miss Sarah O. BOged, Master George Boss
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
GENUINE yICHY WATER.

The great therapeutic virtues or some natural
mineral have been known aud made eccual from
early period; and, In the advanced stages OF
medical science the better varieties are prescribed by
the Faculty, In numerous diseases with as much GER
preparation known Ia the pharmacy Ihls
decidedly the with the renowned waters OF Vichy
a locality occupying the first rank among the watering
places OF France We have the most exalted professional
sands OF patients, for certifying that IN numerous
Instances Vichy Water has effected permanent cures,
oil other treatment was abortye Operating as an
Alternative resolvent and duretc without being aperent
or diaphoretic, it effects, most percepuby. the
kidneys the quantity Of their secretons and
altering its quality to render IL alkaline; and
while n has equal In chronic disorders OF the liver,
spleen, and the digestive organs II produces miraculous
effects In chronic cases Of gravel and cacu emanatng
from uric acid; also gout rheumatism, heart disease,
Bghrs diseased diabetes &c. IL must be borne In mind
that these merits derived only from the natural
waters direct from the Springs and cannot be expected
from artificial preparations, matter where cOncoeted,
how gnated Indeed, artificial waters OF the best
fabrication are. IN q medical and chemical point OF
Some years ago, 1t found that yichy Waters had
the peculiar characteristics OF retaining their medi.
cnal virtues after being bottled and transported
long distances i has since been put up In the most
thorough and complete manner, always under the I'M
mediate supervision OF the French Government, and Is
other countres 1t Is being introduced on this side
OF tho Atlantic by the wellknown house OF BOuche Ills
CO. OF No 81 Beaverst.. NewYork, who are the sole
for the United States IL Is found that the demand
for Ychy Water is not confined TO It's consumption for
medicinal purposes, but also for Its table water
Being alkaline, and slightly enervescent, II Is agreeable
TO the palate, while To persons OF sedentarY habits
especially advantageous Vlchy Water only requires TO
become generally known TO be adopted by all who
have the means OF possessing it.-tEYeg Commercial
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
U. s. SUPREME coURT-wAsHSeros March IS.

No. 165-Chicago and Northwestern Railway
COMPANY error the Circuit Court for the District Of
ad administrator for causing the death OF
his Burcb who employee Of the road
collision The defense that the collision and
occaoDd By the negligence Of the of
ented because bis
contributed toward the am The amin
the rule aS that the master not
liable for injuries By the negligence OF fellow
OF Iowa which expressly enscted that railroad
conendei that this provision
the void being repugnan TO the Constitution Of the state
said that all general laws shall be uniform IN their opera
ton whereas this not nasmoeh as Il makes railroads liable Tor dam
but does not extend that liability
employers generally B. C. Cook for plaintiff III errors j. d. Ashton
and n. Wilson for defendant
No. loo Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Newfork ag Teuv
the Creut Court for the District Of ksAs This
policy Insurance obtained by the defendant the
life in July 1861 The pocy contained provision
suicide Of the insured and the defense
bis hand To this replied that there
suicide but insanity and that the taking Of the poison causing The
caused BY such insanity The court asked 10
life knowing and realizing the act tue
the policy against suicde that the act OF
itself evidence Of insanity and that the burden
that when the committed
capable Of knowing its nature and
quence charged that the burden oOo the plain
that Terry impee the act by an n
which that left hm did not enable him 70
Oyerthrown by his mental
could them the act he about 10 DO
Company liable The assigned In this charge and the
". H. Neyson defendant IN H.
l.. AID !. 4. Davies plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Thomas Murphy age committed Cor snaehng poeke6ook
contanpg 2T5 from Nl Of No. 100 East Twenty h
while standing Thnaye and Twenty on SATURDAY
Henry held for attempting pick the pocket
Of Eliza Lengman GIG Bast Beentht Julia fitzgerald was
held quantity Of clothing value 80 the property OF Eva
No % Hnst She caught leaving tue house WIN he
stolen property 10 her possession
James Hogan, arrested in Fourth-st, near Eighth
burglars his dunng saturday night was
YESTERDAY for trial BY Justice Cox Mchae j. Sullivan was
reqare $500 bail at Jefferson Market Yesterday to answer
charge selling oe 400 Seventh David Jones
savagey Officer Dunn OF the Fifteenth Precinct Saturday
night hed him for trial 10 $500 bail fredenck Miller
pleaded guilty the jefferson Market Police Court YESTERDAY 70
charge stealing $50 from Medsri Snow He sent for trial in de-
arrested Saturday night by De-
eys Henderson, suspicion OF connection With recent saebo"ing
operation lie emande that the police might have time TO secure
the necessary eYIdence.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
p1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LTvERPOOL-Ia steamship Pdrh19 hi',h a-AE
Doe1ng A. Scheler F. w. Fullerton. X Gestoa u Blss5
Aetanler f. Beattie, H. HeScombe, J. Lolwl l. spsin,
Bulge, Miss j. Bulge, &. Z Cook wsoH H. S a sEhnf'
Wbituey J. C. Nimmo. g. L. Jones. the HOu H. Romilb Nv
Potheri J. Dea1 w. H. nj. J. r. Wyhe, T. Hlr'y u An
Mr. and hrs Puriou. Miss P9ron, b. Evir J. Ane'Ss
schepck A. c. Mr.. snd Mrs G. DAVIS W. NskeL
Lygo Mr. and Mrs NJ C. Humphrey sad ehiren So IsaF
son p Humphreys Miss NJ. Mchurray Mrs H. Hal I Doo
FROM GLAsGOW-Ta steamship 5Bstr1bd, March l9.-psM
sbav Walter sting Capt g. r. Gouty, Wn. w. Park CsasH
o1 and wife Donald Faquhason and VILE Wa ts
Johu Conan Medca WIFE, aud four ehidrea a. seAsa
der James SCHNEIDER Henry Compton Joseph Waef hAna
Conn pat K Fani, Victor Schmidt Marie schmidt, Dr. Bsn,h
Chalisndra Emil Isisc, Nrn. Sherrngton. - q. -
FROM SAVANSAH--IE seItashlp Gen. B1Tnes Msrch o-ss
sotbie W. p Levs H. Fie Parker wife aud eiiai nse
Desbondous servant ani babes A. Low, H. b. Thu Guaa Nm
VIM Patterson Capt A. B. Lathrop Miss MaT L. Gi0, Deg
Ionez wife md
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
DEpARTURE OF GEN. VAN BUREN.

Gen. Thomas b. Van Buren, United States
Commissioner the Vienna Exposition. sailed on satur-
day for Europe by the steamship Adratc OF the White
Star line. AT 1 p. N. the revenue tug-boat Jasmine,
which had been chartered by the friends OF the Com
missioner took him on board at the Battery, with a
large number of friends who had assembled to bid him
farewell After leaving the Battery the tug stopped at
the wharf of the White Line In Jersey City, where
Gen Arthur and Senator Edmunds joined the party.
The tug then steamed down the Bay to the Quarantine
Ground and there awaited the steamer. Toasts were
drunk and farewell speeches made and all Joined in
wishing the Commissioner pleasant journey. The
Adratic stopped for moment to take the General on
board and amid hearty cheers then steamed of. The
Commissioner accompanied by his wife and family.
and also by his assistants, Dr. Anthony Ruppauer aud
VIM NJ f. Round. The final preparations here will be
In charge OF Gen. Mayer assistant TO the COMMISSIONER
The Guard Will sail on March 20.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
ILLICIT pIsrILLERs IN BROOKLYN.

George f. Moran Of Hudson-ave., Brooklyn,
was arrested. Saturday and held by U. s. Commis-
si0ner WDsow In $4,000 bail 70 answer charge OF con-
spring TO defraud the Government OF the distilled
spirits. About eleven months ago, 1t is alleged Moran
Samuel Donan. and Il. f. Shaurman were working dis
tery in Spring Valley. Rockand County, New York. and
we're, with Christopher Flood, a Government store
keeper. indicted for defrauding the Government by
using old stamps. Moran the bOOkkeeper, and
away about Jan. 90 which time detectives have
been after him. The amount OF the default Is about
SlBOOO ID. Martin, railway agent on the Erie line,
recoyed said 10 per cent OF the profits for carrying
the stuff the distlery He and DOnan already
in ursgu awaiting LIlal.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
CIVIL NOTES.

Phillip C. Hubbel filed voluntary petition
in bankruptcy last week; Mortimer o. o. MoriarD'
Daniel Morarty Michael Moriarty aud the Croton Falls
Manufacturing Company adjudicated involuntary
bankrupts. and Moses A. Van Benschoten received dis
charge In bankruptcy.
In the United States Circuit Court, on Sat-
urday in the case of Sadie E. wilkinson agt Mark M
Pomeroy in which action brought TO recover $4,000
for breach OF promise Judge shipman decided that
the issue pleaded should have been assmps instead
OF not guilty. The defense of the statute or limitations
was also nferpOsed and the Judge holds that al obec
ton to il cannot be raised upon demurrer.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
DECIsIONs-MARcH Is.

Supreme Court -Chdmbers-1y Judge Fancher-
The Iradesens Nsons Baik oN Y. Holmes ct aorr to
judgment roll granted
Superior COWt-Specidi Ierm-By Judge Van Worst.
ChamberanOrier granted Gregg sgt fe
lows ct sThe Derby agt Leavsrhe same unon Bank
Pittsburgh WheeleThe Whitaker IT, g Sebbns
s0rder denying motoa Queen ag Tue seeondave Co
undertaking fled Rchs Rsuch et al Motion
Palmer FOey-0nler dmssng complaint with
defendant without pa the night Of defendant TO for
allowance addition % adjustable Keen ct al sgt Raebon
Motion order Of arrest dued Howard ae Dusenbury-
Motion aside adgmea denied the ground Of deeala1s ele
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

20 tho vos OF hundred seamen. The whole nation IS
moved by the tragedy OF single wreck In which any @
TO be regarded otherwise than with horror
and incred1ility. or there must be an n4ug G
into the whole question. Productive cooperation - G
sumng In England new proportions, exciting Great l
terest and great oommotion The next ne1tH,p hnid in
Congreas-expected to be the most memoraoie no,u % ~
EngIand-wil meet In April next In Newcastleedup
Tyne The Comte dc Paris will be invited 10 pressure
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
vIStATuRK ALMANAC.

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siGH -
san., p Ciovs % Hell Gate PerTln
THIS Oty-P
Sandy HooE g22 Cows Islind.... 9J9 Hell Ghe rer's
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
cALRNnARS-rHIa DAY.

UsrHp srArEs DISTRICT JIs ADsRALrr
62. .BrONn agt Loud. J. berraha Agt bark Cora
a. Johusou AIT sesmug 2J Rees agt Schooner s. T.
L. s. Grant King.
Grsham sst The Bark New. "a Baker sgt Ship Chill.
York. han Wallah.
q. .Ahrens agt Miller
suPKsAE Couar-CRourr-PARu l. AND fI-BARREr AND VAs
BRUEr. J. y.-Atjourned 10 to-Inorsos.
GENERAL ;TERn-ISGAAHAa DAVIS, JJ-Adouned 10 to-
CuAaBER-PAscHKR J-Opens al 10 mCaenia called s 10
Third Monday calendar
SPECIAL TERn-MULLIS. J.-Opeas at 10y q.
Demarrrr
iS Flint agt Flint l6.. Davis as receiver, set Cal.
Parish agt sherman et al lendAr
IL. .Ryerson sgt Bramigin ct al
Issues of Ldw and Fact
49, Knight rec. &C., AT. ThorP a. Bos odn agt Corwu.
I0l. Hunt agL HunL 30..SpuBg agt Hubbard.
agt. Schneider aud as .Bdnky BnnAly.
80. Hastings, rec asL DreS
lT8. .Cofnpt Chase and
Foley agt Bgin and SlWt Ast Ackermsp 81 al
CashinK H. Qnnlau. DOane
lsg, ,LslhTop Agt Goife! etaL | etA
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

Assistant District Attorney Henry G.. Allen
has completed Judgment record In Stokes case,
which has been forwarded ~ Judge B0ardnlan, at
Ithaca, for signature.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

90. Pool. sst. Stevens ct a. I7o.spsuLdsr ss Al.
1885, .Mosbaek sgt PortetsL 49, sgt Farley 'sssS
Ds T. Z al CsS ssI sa w. Ss, 'sts1 sd u
I.Tsylor sgt Trustees o Co- I'stephsns sgt s,.vA.,
H.siIihave. r. K co. sEt Nc l3l. Lookup az, Coa,.
sUrrHios COuKrTRrAL TER~1P.Er L-B.Rso0E O. ga..s
aoas n,louy sgt. Hnet 49, I'rne, .nd .na .,to,,,..
1871 Collins agt sMorrsy ls3 Harnet and ,so a., osi'f
257 jordan eia Nh Steam lg D'vy'gt Brsssss ss.
I79g Deu AT. Mecanum et s al Duncan AT t,sr
Isl Key sgt ri!9. & e - a. ana ~ la. ag Dar9E
Ts5.:4s ,s p Isf -s 90 s' r. ,s s B gSa
40 Bsan The 81 Nicolas zo' r91sr ard sao "a ~
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PART u-sEDGwrcK J.-OpessstIIA
it,s lss copsn ag Wofaa 1''' hsn az, The hlJor Az
Is 49, FI Ra.1 vt IT, kSsi1a Sad 1G e tTi m Rs. sa & m
sl2.Lyoas sgt. The Tb"iave go. River Nat bs,t h~'
1870 Game, sgt Patt ,ta 1 o sdes sS.ss ss s'',,s -
Tl5 Beach ssL o O'Bheu, sheriff NercbrtS la e. % ~
iilo. Roe@msI. spt Wolf 1894 .s.ms at iis Sn,-.
3l4..yan Nostrand sgt the n. bursh C.y w. IA, 90
n,r Il S@oi'AF Gs ''l ''a'H I'D S'3s % Is. is- t' coaaa
go Hall "a, Baldwin and or, Ils soseaei az, Morn.
1872. .Desn sgt pe via 81 Al, er-
co.~oS Pls1s-Gsssaat Tsa, DAN ca J-Gon..
l1s BOar Of Fire ccmn'aoners iS..sams 'gt MeAlras.
TRIAL Tsss~Pisr G--T.RHEvosr, I-op.a.sII.n c.
First Nat Bals Of Lyons agi tsc Ocs Nat D,nt oH
MARNE CouRr-fRlAL IsssnPtr ut i-GEos, J-Opea M
1896. wilcox ast Braie. Is2..gspsi ,g. Ktt
1862 Coi,er sgt De Camp. le61.. .Birbert trt Curfs,
I
iG3l. .Pettus agt Dennison lba8..Bsl.ata act Bh1a
1925 NAV agt. Mayer llbl silshce g. Bsnr
l6.6 Reid sgt. Merritt. lib2.. hcbar agt Dale
1888 Chambers 6gt Schieck. i2t3..HArscl isrnaA
loo. Wakeee q agt. Treuor.
PAKT II.-CURTis. "Opens auf ca'eaiiT called l0An
1897 Feliman agt WerEek lik. .Hawley "a lrH
1881. SimonsoD Wiley. lfjl..Fhter Az Grass
lJlJ c. p ~ ani u. r. r. Co. i1lj..lk att New Yoft D.
agt sOuon- ard Pr'hias EtAy
1897. .Hartshorne agt Dovfrg ment
lil7 Campbell sgt Branlige. los. Plat agt Wsoa
t2s3 DAILY agt Miller lbg1. .Bohie sgt Carrol
1861 Sullivan MshOay go. Schmidt Cohes
1895 Cook sgt Mullins lbJi johnson agL SsAzsAes
PART III-HowLASD. "opens sod ealeuiar esld atDaa
I22 Seaver agt. johnson. lJ9l. .Ho,ter fmrrr,l
CosMlssIOS APPRAIs-ALBsNY march l3The uo.us O.
Calendar the Commission Appeals for koa1ay Nok M r
los IO6 lcs no. no. 49, III, 49, l90 ~, 49, ~ he Coxr "a
iourned until n q. m, March n.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

stesm,hips Adao aud Corn,hal, bs LyeooG uTrorsss.
Csra, India for Gsssowi Deu,scaini ioI ts,sso t -
Tor Stettn Manlugo or Dcmerara 6 Ctr oi $50 ;.
W.s, ami Galveston unito States sud Coes ' A. hahs
Salvador Aad Hulsy.e Tor SsYsnnahi l,a'Al &c ~
Iohn Gibson fpr &c ageoSa d. e. Isaac bc.i
Oermauia Tor OpoTlO, Lard Afeadoa, iof sst.a
RoJ,eIeL los Havana. sc5E, Ftogc-es bsieJ t0'
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. MARCH II.
P4SSRgGERS SAILED.

MO!
No Steamship Malls
New-York tribune., 1873-03-17

The theory ia very simple and theory circles OF
sensation varying In size In different parts of the body
continuity of circles OF sensation makes sensation
continuous The tongue is sensitive than the arm,
and the ann than other points Of the body. You
how much bigger hole in the gums is to the tongue
than to the finger The is that there arc more
feeling it. Our conceptions Of size mainly
subjective. -
Let pass very rapidly TO consider the sensation
OF smell. Nothlngcan be smelled except in gaseous
because they volatzed. When you examine the
internal organs, you find the cilary eptheum, COM
posed OF bodies which fare moving 10 fro like the
grain in harvest field. They continue this motion
consciously even for some time after the individual IS
citations OF the nerves OF smell Is very difficult tell.
This much we know that there Is nothing at all 10 the
the object itself We cannot tell why some things have
difference between odOrous and non-odorous.
When come TO taste we mud that the tongue ia the
ences Which seem designed stimulate the solution OF
object to be tasted AS nothing be smelled
solid form. though it must first be dissolved by the
saliva This can be shown by tne phenomenon OF the
Is dry. The glands of saliva must first mOisten 1t.
Many things that think you taste do taste:
into the chambers OF the nose and smells. II you
could close tho passages OF the nose like chemists
YOU could deprive many substances Of taste Take for
Let US pass now to the sense OF hearing Here we can
Esberg full statement of this You have heard already
about ght and hearing. Let me say simply that waves
IL be supposed that they vbraed upon the ear
In the first place drum will not vlnrate when hole
made IN 1t. In the second place, drum ever heard
OF, vbrated two tones nt We select through
this the tone wish 10 hear just you or
folio any fiddle In orchestra, In spite OF the
drum The drum OF the Is not the only participant
In lthis sensation. All the organs together assist
In propagatDg the impressions OF sound 20 the
extremIties OF the nerves. The best explanation
I have heard OF the manner In which the ear Ia
able TO hear different sounds at once s found In Prof
Roods lecture at the Academy OF Music year. The
analogy this On that occasion he sOundcd two tuning
forks. Ho sounded fork and by and by the other
took the note II the two forks not In absolute
unison, would not sound when the other sounded.
lie said that any could home and open the piano
and pronounce In a clear voice the different vOwels.
They related 90 different notes Certain strings will
certain yOwels aud vibrate 10 them In
car there 1900 oi tSse communicating wires How
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-11-08
On motion, Convention adjourned, sine ii

COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The Commits
sioners of Thurston County met in reg
ular session last Monday, the term
continuing three days. Among other
business matters transacted were the
following:
The report of road viewers appointed
to view out certain roads from Smiths
Prairie to the Des Chutes River, and a
continuation to E. Longmire's resi-
dence, was adopted, and the roads de-
clared county roads.
The County Surveyor submitted q
report of survey of certain school lands
crossed by line Of Northern Pacific
Railroad, which was accepted.
1t was ordered that all right of the
county to certain strip of school land
over which the line of the Northern
Pacific Railroad has been built, COM
prising 1926 acres be surrendered to
said Company, on the payment by
them into the School fund of the county
the sum of 500, after deducting the
Surveyors bill of $50.
Bills to the amount of $30S 10 were
approved and ordered paid.
S. W. Hull submitted a report of
the school lands of Thurston county,
showing an aggregate of 3,741.G9 acres
due the county as indemnity selections,
of which amount 3,41O.57 acres have
been partially selected but the title not
completed.
Licenses were granted to Clinton &
Martin and W. j. Houston, of Tenino,
to retail liquors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-11-08
Proceedings of the Legislature.
FOURTH r!iNNINL SESSION.
In the Council,

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 5.
Council metpursuant to adjournment
Mr.. President in the chair.
After the usual order of business
The House bill relating to criminal
practice passed.
The substitute for House bill to pro-
vide for the appointment of Commits
sioner of Deeds, was read and referred
to Committee on Ways and Means.
The House bill to locate Territorial
road from Kalama to Yakima, was re-
ferred to Committee on Roads and
Highways.
House bill repeating the act allowing
bounties for killing animals passed.
House bill prohibiting hogs from
running at large in Chehalis county, was
read twice and referred to Committee
on Agriculture.
Mr.. Craney introduced q memorial
for authority to construct a boom on
Snohomish river which was read three
times and passed.
Council adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-11-08

APPROVED BY TIE GoV-EENOR.
An act fixing the compensation of
Treasurer CT Walla Walla county.
An act fixing the compensation of
Auditor of Walla Walla county.
An act to change the name of Alex
ander Braid Munro to Edward Eldridre.
An act to change the name of Laura
Lamb to Laura, Tripp and make her
heir at law of Albert Y. Trip and Ruth
Trip.
An act to amend an act to prevent
hogs from tresspassing in certain coun-
ties, approved Dec. I'd, 1869.
An act providing for the holding of q
Joint Convention to elect Territorial Of
ficers.
An act relating to stock-marks.
An act relative to estrays in Walla
Walla county.
An act to amend an act to prevent
the spread Of infectious or contagious
diseases among domestic animals, ap-
proved Nov. Goth, 1869.
An act to change the name of James
Valentine, Jr., to James Faris.
An act designating the name of an
orphan girl heretofore adopted by Cy-
ril Ward and wife.
An act constituting A. L. Porter of
Pierce county the guardian of Mary S.
Weller, minor, and declaring her his
heir at law.
An act to change the name of Samuel
Ferris Grasty to Samuel Ferris Lowell
and make him heir at law of Alfred
Moore Lowell and Martha Lowell, of
the city of Walla Walla, w. Il.
An act to confirm the establishment
of Territorial road
An act to create and organize the
county of San Juan.
An act to relocate n Territorial road.
Au act to change the name of Thomas
j. Hartman, &c.
An act to repeal an act entitled an
act defining the rights of persons and
property as affected by marriage.
An act to incorporate the town of
Port Townsend
An act to encourage the cultivation
of oysters.
An act to confirm the title of the Sc
attic and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company to tide lands
in and abou: Elliot Bay.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-11-08
DEATH OF A PIONEER. samuel Holmes

DEATH OF PIONEER. Samuel Holmes,
Esq, of Swantown, died, of inhammato-
ry rheumatism, on the 5th inst, aged
Sc years. The deceased was one of our
oldest settlers, having resided contin-
uously in Thurston county for upwards
of 20 years. He was a man of ster-
ling integrity and generous impulses,
and died respected by all. His remains
were inferred in the Odd Fellows Gene
terry, yesterday under the auspices of
that Order, of which he was an honored
member.