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, 1879-02-03
C0L0RAD0'S NEW SENATop
The Profitable Way In Which II, ,,.
the Last Eleven Years. sPeet


n fxxAh htzfs
A"' ffo"'an'o way IN Which ffe liar .....
TUG Last EseVrn Years. 'Pees
r.l ~, q: Los's o'oee. nsnanraf,
Nnss T. Iiil1, elected latcfg by tAo r,
Assembly Of Colombo In ,uca.., "'s ufnetal
d, Cbafree in lin. 1,pt,.,, "asseed n jerome
/, n,t,en - "teo e'atcs Ser,,.
sNs " atassaehutests, II. A.,
7ls'tcd Colorado in lsi7, an1 i. VI" ~
samo year made arrangements win u the
IN Boston to advance money fo, II. W." patlti
.mni, ,np,t5n1 wori,, =, I,,s, ~, tne etectos Il
m,tc fron, rnn,.sf r"r ~ - oacs 'ia"k Point o.,
@o,d @ o"a tr,, st'nas .S, m Inc centre Of the ,h.,
distant only twenty-five milea ,o,,,s" "n osla,
Gold l'il anl other far1ou. nsest S,sta'est. III!
the same dlstancc northeast, with ~ N.Y. aeo1:
dfatc vicinity Of tho sr1ajter tl.' ;" thc lInns
tafl, Klpp q Buell., nnl Other 1o,"e s Bae
mls,cs mero steadily at work on,,n;sn npsodad1s
tons Of ore daily, saving only ol"uhas ~ M'tn
could bu washed out, and osjn1 thc c''e IN Eold tha
preciols metals that waa ir1casei IN ,n h.k Of u
coattugs. ''panntsd
Mr.. Hill was the Only nsc.burer IN c,,.-
and obtained thu crulc mlnerat Al /" ~ ~osnfadd
that lsc chose to pay ic mjpcr. II, ,ssa wv aeus
DO produced about g. 00o, COO In co1I snS SSot,. o
, 1879-02-03
q, 10 not think tia Rrfcf that uaAket
This maddening pain Within my btet''
uJ lingo, no! III buckwtleat cakes.
Which hcv1f. laret will dtRItt.
An ANtMlEp Trick.

Afghan Cbrrtstsanttnrf kan.t'H stpt. /, l.,
One OF the tricks practiecl cEcatnlis u T. !,
bury all tlla Kratn ol villnga w'seu :hcten
danger appretlauded from the approach o. ~. ~
enemy, a1 then to construct tomb On !F 81,
fact, 10 ~ to glve IL tie aptuarattv o. no,
plare; A1ll 1f0hltn mc4ans have slt! trteIeu1Ii
fol These ztarats or shrtnes that thef xo%s 4
scarcely touch them even II they knga k.sp. sr.'
tl,tre wen stores concealed at ttnrs III daas,ti.
slot and mover ruturn, 20 tllat the trcasats s y
Loaf forever. It IL known that immense *sna s'a1
was thus concealed In ueIht during 'he nusai III
nt,.l hut small portion OF II has a. sets ~
found, but Il would not pay to lfE ai ~ II
tbs ground In search Of such lost saiui,p!rgss ,.rgs
Tbs usual plan VI storing grain here Is u" IT, 1T
jars, buris1 underground In the flonsrs ~ Emo mo
bakar In the fort here, left vacant st'sa W.
to tt, ase many Of thesc tars. Tried l!e G,f'.
aiay to feel tie bottom vi ona y! tllem ~ tstp
stick, and Il must fa,e bevn about five tts1u.t,
1t least.-suagesttn. = a,rong tess,Ima" I'M 4
the buried Jars found by Dr. sel''s'asaA
{fiR2AFhk,
, 1879-02-03
llIu1lT-1,L1NDNESS.
y Singular and dangerous t'Iseasa,
H1HiMQf4 ARakytcAn.


Hattsuar& Anitffcan. :
What 10 spoken Of M 'a remarkable case OF
defective vision p" l,as been discovered In North
Carotlna. The story II that thsoo children Of q
gcafarlug man by tho name OF James Howard,
who lives OH Ocsacoko Island. not far from
Tarboro, become totally blind ~ soon ~ the
sun gocs down, md on1y recover their sight
when the sun rsos again. During the day they
arc aaid to posscss excellent sight, and nothing
In tho appearance OF their eyes indtrates any,
thing like disease. The youngcst IL 8 years n!J,
tho eldest 10, und all hase eyes OF ltght-blue
color. Dy many persona this = considered
to bo indeed remarkable case, bu sluco the
,ulgAt-htinlucss " IL III no meaua uncomnon.
AIlolsg tlr Russian pcaaantri It 10 very ofteu
met with, md, stTunRa 10 faI, With them It IL
naalatiy Of periulica! occurrence. EVER yenE
toward the clOsa Ut tho long i.ontcn fast largo
With total bltnduess, thongl during fhe day
their vision mar bs perfectly untmpaired, ami
this apparently atranRu phenomenon continues
uutil sumo time stter Easter.pay. The sxnlana.
from the want Of fatty secretion, t4r ptasant
during tho fast Rtylng in catlnR eggs, lard-fat
uf any kind, alhl the use Of milk. When The
fast ID orer and tho holiday tcasts havu supplied
nvn.n the ntrAfnt fatty secretion, tbs basninest
disappears u,si Tue vision IA oncc 1uoEe restored
10 its normal condition.
number Ut e1Rca Ut "ntIGt-bllut3nts4 have
been noticed III this State, tho defect Ia the
p0wer Of the s!ght after sundnwn hetn9 greater in
some c.lsca than III others, How far tho Russian
theory would account fur the ttoub!a In these
Instances cannot BIZ said, but II would bu curious
au1 Interesting to experiment With their a!ot
for n,onth o. two. 'rAese Is something d.
cittedly colrobnsutiyo Of lbs theory, however, ln
tha iart that tl.a thrru North Carolina cllfdrcn
Hrs on 4 small ts!and, aud haYe doubtless all
the!s lifu been fed almost altogether upon fish.
THIS Russian theory might kuggcat mode 0f
treatment to tlle ofulists. How would 1t do to
liOeralty administer Russian hons-bouchcs Ia
the shspe Vi ttalu-otl cock-ta!la md pasatlns
eap&l!esf
hut one potnt worthy Of serious consideration
Is the question a. 10 tlu pssvalenre of this
apparently cwly-l[scnyeret lavase or defect
auoug sailora and officers u ycsscls. uuw
1nauy Of The reecut ttrFtblu dtsa4tcra mar be
attributed to the Tact i'Iat the lookqut was
Mote OF fcs4 unable u see clearly after ui3ht,
fallf ln the Ut tic lSuxsahs II Is said tlat
light brought eiose 70 the eycs u ouIy 'A{utY
seen, and conveys no ideas pf stze OF shA.je tq
them, and !p ibis soupectiqn 4 u ~ 20 poaeei
| that IN almost every tnrc4i1gatlof,1 lnLo tha
rapaex ut recent ltAasters Ut kyR ts pfi,14pct al
the survivors % tu tlla cle4tpa:s With Which !hg
jtkhts were yten before the collision fo4t ssI4llY
dinr1s: By one tho lights we're eitafl,i III
cetntbte, by another but .tluly. aud bY anothet
not At Ill. Tlls surely calls for sotua inquiry,
mud the sooucr 1t Is nude the better. ii Il
AIss'l.a ta' rlrarlr estah,sh~a shat tn!xht hla
, 1879-02-03
HUMQR.

Did you crer hear stlip'a kueesi
Tie sliroudIng ulster covers multitude ol
crooked aliIns.
show lack OF cents.
The art Of education has been reduced 10 10 |
fine point tint evon hawser can be taut
The horse on which the reprierc M. easr.ea
seems 10 hare been ust.hauc.-Grnphe.
The experiment has been tried often euouas
to provb that hptton-hook Is not nght-key.
/" 1]e careful how you punctuatc the .so,s,'
Is the latcat one. It means not to pit. too nuta
colon.
Tho man who Wills Ills body toa medieal ri.
1ega Tor the benefit Of science giycs huseItdal
aWay.
1t Isn't the small boY's whistle perle th,t I
objected to; II II the blowing ot It that srou.ss
ft1dlguattou. -
Tho Nation has An article entitled "The La.
Trace Of tl,u War" II must lavc bc'ougelta
tho harness Of an artillery mule.
ten. Spinner saya The cllfnato ot Flotljs eurs.
his rheumatism. Now, II 'ho could UniY aaa
something that would saka the cra'np out Of BIZ
stgnatusc. =.
NJ walkei The floor nil night with The tpob.
ache,h said le; to which lils unfeeling ll;txf y;
rrpltedt You ulun't expect 10 wals ths esu'
lug With 1t, Atu yout"
,vt,o t., , yv..,.-, to,vn f,.n,,1. 1yrso INK
,,f.,,'' tt, ~ ,',ns,s. A,a.sn s,l il.
iiohtcI The inmatcs, TODD firI hut 10 pla} ias
nothing to poor houses.
.,.--,...,.. IT, ,.,,..., ,..,,.t,,
1ne Hotf,stown nerda lnucates ~ us'.s. E.n. i.
ile Ot1ehtai otiEta o. naa ~ stas.1s ,ae .m, .sm
Known lact tn"t oo1o !!'o poppy an1 ''e ~31'
NY come 'sou' 1'c I@1'
| THO pIumbor came down like wolf In sbe fold.
His pockcta wers laden with so1dsr md soI. n.
, 1879-02-03
Confederate lfolntHlsrcnrrd.

"Reminiscences Of the Wa. hs con'eds1FhaI.f 1h'.f
autlors are popular readlng jlss NV. w.. III II
aru highly Interesting, Eeacrsltf Rn' .sonitr.
pleasunt sts!e, bus shcEe is konethns ws s''s rjo's
exas.1s Understand. Wa read lon.a.s n,.s n
colonci's Account Of tho siege Of 'ttssou,t, ',t',ta
whtrh it aupeaqed that Grants lncs "Sfs su'no,l
hack steadily day by day all thr"nGh ,ns.asrtl ~ %l
of June, aud why re'nberton evrE sat 1t.i. bu.
txu's explained, and, iudect, II Isn't sta!eu5 !eu5a.
rather tie impression Ii Glsen tl1at ~, hs u't ~;
that, Nraut surrcndcrsd. And VT na.s >, 1t,e
read ~ account by Confederate soso;u. ~ opIf
siyko Of Pakersbuse, which, II appca's, W.. Il ,is
eyueu2tcd aftef tho RarTaon Ind annstIa,1 10
al1unnt ii sop,o u.y4tyriols reason u'4' w ~
low cuu lind out. - ~
, 1879-02-03

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Feb. 1.-The post-O Office dT1tg-
store nn,l the Gazette Office, in this city, were
entered by burglars last night. Admtttancc
was gained by means OF an area window. Mfr.
1'urlunn proprietor Of the drugstore, lost dcv'
cral hundred dollars worth VI goods. mostly
cigars md toct-art!rtcs, but has sluce recovered
Tho moAt OF TURN. Nothing waa taken from TIC
Ga.<tft Office except fcw postaEe-statnps. a
boy named John Clark, ngcd about 18 ,caes, sou
Of d respectable citizer. was arrtstcd while get
ting out Of The arcn With io1no Of the property
in lis possession. Several other boys Of about
tic 8Allo aEo are suspected.
, 1879-02-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEw Yonk, Feb. 2.-Arrived, the 3{ottl f,o,,
Bremen.
Bosros, Feb 2.-Arrived, the Bulgartan, traa
Liverpool.
pnlLADELrn4, Feb. 9.-ArtIved The, llllus,,
from liverpool
Queenstown, Fob. 2.-.Arrlycl, the Mend.
from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 2.-Arrired, the Pena,,l.
yanIa, from Philadelphia.
, 1879-02-03
HlsARUIN1.

ST.. LouIs, Feb. a.-.Iohnuy Dwyer, who is to
fight E'.!os IL May next. VIA bise>! to siar with
Tom Kelly at The Theatre ConI4ue this after
noon. AsA acloscly.packcti nudcnco was pres
cnt to witness the performance, but, when the
time wna called aud tie tAcn stepuad torwaru
to i,cgu tl"' contest, Possre.sergt. Sam Boyd
nut IN nn appearance, nul stnppca }'FOce .tlngs
by authority Ut tlle poles urGrs.
, 1879-02-03
AT EAST SAGINAW. MICH.
Gnsefdl 1fSnt1leh IA Tia TkfAft1A

EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. 2.-A fire In Jesse
iloyt's lumber yard last night destroyed 10000
feet Of lumber. The loss will not exceed 81, 900:
M insurance. This afternoon fro destroyed
The stora building owned by r. A. OfDonnel1,
occupied in The ui,pcr pnrt bv William Maybery,
who vas severely burned In en1cavoring 10 anvc
hIs property. Nothing wos aayed. Loss, 5000;
no INSURANCE.
, 1879-02-03

Spetfa} D4pdffh 10 The Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. lin the 8enate petit
ttou was presented from tho Wisconsin and
West Wisconsin Conference IN favor Of pro-
hibtorv liquor law.
Resolutions were introduced providing for
printing copies Of enrolled bills tn place OF
writing them.
Of Circuit Courts; to nscertala tho damage OF
lands over1owcd Or Otherwise injured or taken
for use OF the Government; providing for q
more equitable assessment Of property for ta1a-
t!o,.; to proyide for u sYstem Of credit marks
In the State Prison. and corresponding ro1uc-
tion of terms Of confinement.
Bills were concurrc1 In 10 authurizc uls
County OF ehawnno to borrow money; to au-
thorfxe the City Of Racine to borrow money for
the support Of paupera: 10 lcraItze Certain
official acta Of Thomas Bsnkeron, Justice Of the
Peace, Of Lafayette County; amending tho
charter Of the City Of Fond ilu Lac; to lcgslize
the ot!ictaf arts OF David Jpnkns, Justice Of the
Peace, OF Fond lu Lac County: 10 provide for
spccial terms Of the Circuit Court In tho
eevonih Judicial Circuit.
A bill was indefinitely. postponed amending
ti.r Revised Statutes In THE matter OF inqucsts
Of tbs dead.
ln tho Assembly bills were introduced to pro-
tcct ,ish In Lake WinnphaHu and other iakes; to
appropriate to Frank Aterer anl otltera $4,000
al bounty for stca1n.wagon; to authorize John
T.. Glover to Iuatutaln dam In Polk County |;
R1so to amend thc charter OF the Ample River
Log Driving Company; to abolish the civil and
criminal Jurisdiction Of tie County Court OF
Dnuwn County; to prevent tneeuutarisn and
frlnd on tnauranGc companies; fur tile l,rcscr-
vat!on OF fab In Rock County; amending the
Insurance lawa.
T)ld scnatu resolution fnstructlnR members Of
Congress to voto agatust thu Army bill was cou.
cured In.
The Assembly bill pasae4 to authorize thu
| County OF Polk TO borrow money.
BOTH Houses adjourned till Monday evening.
, 1879-02-03


Ia anY suit 10 equity directing tho e3ec, @
tfon Of any decd or other writing, It snail
30 iawfni for the Court 70 nppoms
Commissioner or direct thc master ~ Gnance,e ",
disability fal1 to execute the SAME y iin,e 10
"I persons having conscrva!o7s Ihc exeem.spI, Il
nt frch Eommtssonct or Master II r.. E'.nee' M.
Mr. Neal introduced blu IN relation !" ,Hes,, ens,
rrovti'ng That pcrrona, nropefty aRonst s,,co WHEEL
n judgment has been obtained before 'us..re
of the Peaec shall not be exempt 'eo'" e@ss"'
t'9n. ,..,,,,.s , hi, nro,
Mr. Lewis, Of Warren, Introduced ,,s p.o pro'
ydln9 ta. tl'c charters Of 'neornefa,ea cp1,, r
ntes stall not hereafter i'e amended except W
vote Of twothrds In value Of sl thc s, stosK q o.
the cotnpanv at special OF eonGsas rs.sn3 n ~ ~,
Which thirtJ days notice has oee" R'se" "
puelacatlnn. .,,,
MI sam'teta tottay intfoousea% % ~ ..e etnr nouse
the same bll introduced IN stlc eehasH yess;sl. ;.
day ~ selat'oh 70 TIC seea'Fa'o" AL" i'e'a''"@
ot ao03; ,,,xo,,,,o,
Mf; leasahta, OF calhoun; to-naY 'n.to.it n.,it',e !.
b1'l on the stbjcct o. etiucation. ptovnnE
days actually taught, nnt tt'at teasnese Ena A.
not DO niiowc'i paY for holiday: nh!eSS ~ sHc
a l'ill ~: introduced By tlle rs'ntlogn = Con- q
mittce making ~ appropriation 70 NJ: y. Il. y.
Lux Tor furnishing fhe ticncfnl Asse"p'y WI"
2,oo copies Of the Lc0lslstivo Keeo1u:
i'''''tt %V'iA5
blu to correct at'me al the alleged ahnses exist.
inK at the Chicago stock-Yarls Ia the matter ot
ds.ertTinsttons and unjnst to'is: ..,. .,r,
sir. Hopkins Is looking alter th's measure
With great diligence. r@,,
Mt. F. +. Elmendorf, President at the ttf,
zens' league Of Chicago for the suppression oi
the sale Of liauor to ninors. nt,d NJ.
!. F. Rumseyt member Of the Executive Com
mtttcc Of THIS Society are hero to prevent c pas
eagc OF House bill t44 repeating the laM IN
relation to the sale OF lIcuor 10 ninors. They
lesiFe to have the Law remain as It Is. :.
Mt. Ne,ibens. of Chicago, Is here on bea'al! o.
the ealoon,keepcrs, working for the repeal u
the law: THO present General Assembly y a r.
spectahlc body, and majority arc doubtless IN
favor Of Temperance. 7 IL therefore hafd1y
prnbahse that the IN" will be rcpca'en.
Monday morning. ..-'....--.-
THB NEW eTATH 1NerfTuT!oHs.
An attack will shortly ba made IN the Senate
upon the State Board Of Health. Charges OF
gross mls,nanaEement and faVorltiam wi! be
made, nn! there are hints OF corruption. sen
, 1879-02-03

6pecidl utsDatch to The Tribune,
Sr. Paul, Mlnn., Feb. s.-Au oiu farmer Of
Dakota County, Janes Slater, going home from
the city last night with n heavy load Of flour,
fell from hta wagon In front, and two wheels
paased over hls c1est, lnttlcitng psobablY fatal
INJURIES.
, 1879-02-03

St. PAUL, Mtpn., Feb. "A fire at the State
Reform School, three miles out. this afternoon,
DESTROYED frarnn shop-but1dIng and contents.
with nhout twenty cords OF wood An engine
sent out was DELAYED some time getting con-
ncetlon with the uipe from an attcstau well, but
the wind fortunately blew Tho fire from the man
building.
, 1879-02-03
DROWNED.
tTpfffdf fNsf,ufrA ia 7Tt 7Fibr;.t.

EpffFdE 1HaNNfFh n 7HF 7F76Fi't.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ?.-fferman, Frederick,
and Arthur Heinrich, three brothers, aged re-
specttyety 10, II, anil 10, were drowned III the
Ohio River, near Tov-llcad Island, this after
noon, by the ovcrturuiug Of skill which tlsry
had hired with tho Intention OF visiting the
Louinyillo Watcr-Works, situated four miles
aboyu tlIe city. The bodies Of Frederick n1,l
Arthur have been recovered. They were the
only sons nf widow, who depended mainly tip
on the support Ut Herman, Tbs Oldest.
, 1879-02-03

ncss". IL ~ much a stsun1 1o,oo.
blindness, and the one be IA mi. ~ ~ eols.
the ofiTr, every fcainnn when rnssSapshltsd Il
hare lfs eye.lght tested. nnI nir,, is', s shoasi
SHOULD nc uSeidc!! ns bar tn cntranrc ~, tsh,'os,
, 1879-02-03
FROZEN TO DEATH.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb. 2.-An ngcd colorce1
woman named Mary Good, fortunc.tcllor, waa
found dead In Sulphur spring bottom, nortt-
wcst OF this city, Mt . o'clock this afternoon.
sha had been drinking, nE,sl, while crossing the
bottom for the purpose OF cunning IN town, It
Is supposed ehe tel, md. being unable to rise.
froze to death. An inquest was held, hut Ill
verdict has yet been rendered.
, 1879-02-03

roaRh. tloarsoss.s. A,tama. OF .snt lt1n"si 1t1,s.si
Z, ssna ss 3D. g nas GSsxu sGap
iluuaauds. Recommend il to ,ons ''Isis IT, =
nsixabos. iout dsaxxlst kssp' H. '''''
GvniA.
, 1879-02-03

or nn extremely unfayorabfc season should
occur. As regards tbe Indians, ho Is assured
The Government will give all the necessary mill
tarr protection.
, 1879-02-03

lseep Shows In Connecticut.
HassfnFd Fa4t. -
Tho following record vi hestv snow-stotnia tn
CONNECTICUT IL Vi interest. Qu Dec. ~ lb7a
, 1879-02-03
CANADA.

Mrs, Ecott.gtddnnx AMI Their E1ce!lcncies-
Tenders fur Railroad. .Cnnst rnrs io,,-f}n-
tar.o Asyluns aud rri4ons7 cattlo D!.-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-22
"Wednesday, October 90, 1879
RaiLHOaD!NG or THE PAST, PRESENT
AND FUTURE

Discussing tae progr.s. OF railroad
engineering. Mr.. Edmund Smith, one
Of the Vice Presidents Il the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, in late address. made
several instructive points. Among
other things, he said that 80 years ago
Il dsiiy traffic ef 10000 tons, represent
ing 1000 900 tons per year. was regard
~ the maximum capacity Of dou bic
track road between philade!pLia and
Pittsburgh. Now it has reached H.
900 coo, and has by no means attained
tho i,ni. Of i.s capacity. The cost OF
moving one ton one mile under the
most favorable circumstances. a few
years ago. wa, | cent; it i, nov seduc-
ed TO !, cent. He attributed these ad-
yauces and reductions chiefly to the
general introduction Of steel rails
which, US he incido ntally noticed.
were furnished today at two-thirds
the cost of iron rails thirty
years ago He looked for improve
ments and advances in railroad systems
and economy in the future quite as
pronounced o. those that have been
witnessed in the past. One Of his
ideas is. that tho main lines Of railway
will shortly be illuminated at night
with the electric light.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-22
LOCAL OPTION.

The following is Council Bill No. 5.
to regulate the licensing of saloons and
drinking Of spirituous liquors, which
now only awaits passage by the House
and approval by the Governor 70 be-
come tho law Of the Territory
SECTION l. Be ii enacted By he Legis-
lattice Asemjgy Of he Territory II WaM-
ingtoa:: That the County Commissioners
Of each county shall have power to
order the grau,iog of license i'll their
respective counties. outside the limits
of any Incorporated town or oity. TO
persons 10 keep drinking SALOONS o.
houses for the sale and drinking of
spirituous or Intoxicating liquors in
quantities less than one gallon, upon
the terms ani conditions herein.ft
prescribed.
SIC. ,. Any Board q Trustees or
Council Of gu incorporated town or
city in this Territory shall have power
to order the granting o: license to one
or moie persons II keep drinking
saloons or houses for the sale and
drinking of spirituous or intoxicating
liquors within their respective limits
in quantities less than one gallon, AMI
upon he terms AID conditions herein
after prescribed
SEC } No Board Of County Com.
missiouers. or Boari of Trustees or
Council Of any incorporated town or
city. in this Territory shalt grant a
license to any applicant to keep .
drinking saloon or place for the sale
and drinking Of spir.,uous and in.o1.-
eating liquors until such spplicar,
shall have filed with such +. ara Of
County Commissioners ar Board Of
Trustees or Council OF al incorporated
town o: city. as the case may be. o
petition praying the granting Of such
license. signed by majority Of all the
adul, citizens. wi'hou; regard to sex.
who were banS fiie residents for no:
less than thirty days. OF the election
precinct for general election. where
such drinking saloon or house for the
sale and drinking Of sriritaous OF
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-22
CENSUS STATEMENT.

According to the incomplete returns
Of the last census. our Territory con-
tains II. 5l7 dwellings, lO,0S9 families.
32O25 white males, 20.222 white TO
males, 1920 colored males, COZ colored
females, 39I taxable Chinese, 70 taxa
bic half breed Indians. ll5 tax
able Indians and taxable Ks-
nakas. There are in tho Territory
1886 married persons Of adult ago,
and 1897 unmarried Our foreign
born population includes 1Ol4 males
aud 27lO females. Two hundred and
ninety three persons were married
within the year. and SIT born. The
school attendance is 9S37. Two thou
sand and seventy persons are unable to
read, and 2jl3 20 write We have !
deaf and dumb persons, Is blind aud
30 who are insane or idictic. The
who'll number Of male citizens. over q
years Of age. is 1902. and the whole
number OF people in the Territory b.
Isl.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-22

intoxicating liquors Is situated, or t.
be located.
SEC. 4 Any person WHO shall sign
. petition for license TO keep drink
ing saloon or house for the sale and
drinking Of spirituous or intoxicating
liquors without being qualified IS 10
citizenship, age and residence. as in
this &C. prescribed, shall. upon COM
plant under cath. and conviction
before Justice Of the Peace, be fined
not less than $40 nor more than 800.
SEC. 5. Every applicant for license
70 keep Q drinking saloon or house for
the sale ard use of spirituou, or intox
icating liquors shall. upon ptesen.in"
e petition for such license, satisfy the
Board or Council to whom such petition
is presented. by sufficient sworn tes,i-
money. that the same contains a najer-
ity Of ali the adult citizens of such
election precinct who have been bona
file residents of such precinct ~ least
thirty days prior to the signing ct such
petition before cny action eau be taken
thereon.
Sec. g. Every Board Of Commits
sioners. Board Of Trustees or Council OF
any incorporated town or city Of this
Territory to whom a petition is pre-
sented for license to keep a drinking
saloon or place for the sale AMI use of
spirituous or Intoxicating liquors shall
reject such petition if it is found to
contain one or more fraudulent names,
or the nsme or names Of any persons
not properly qualified as to citizenship.
age and residence and every applicant
who shall present such a petition shall.
upon sworn complaint. and conviction
before a Justice of the Peace be fined
not less than ten nor mere than fifty
dollars for every fraudulent name or
names Of q person or persons found
in such petition not properly qualified
as to citizenship, age and residence.
SEC Z. If any person in this Terri
tory stall barter, sell or dispose Of any
spirituous or intoxicating liquors in any
quantity less than one gallon without
first obtainin: license, as herein pro-
vided, or without being regular drug
gist. duly authorized to sell such liquors,
such person shall, upon conviction be-
fore proper court, be fined not less
than fifty nor more than five hundred
dollars for every such offense, to which
may be added imprisonment not to ex-
coed two years.
SEC. s. No applicant for license un-
der this act shall be required to pay
fee Of more than one dollar to the county
auditor or clerk of the town or city who
issues the same
SEC 8. All laws Of this Territory in
conflict with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
SEC. 10. This act shall take effect and
be in force on and after the frat day Of
January, 1880.