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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08
AND TIE PRESS SAY:

IT stands at the head Of the strictly agriculture
An hurtlcuitua period. "a Is VI tde COUNT !'-ue'
uantOwn leiesI sph. -. .,
(, seems 10 "a u'-(ta dnr y Monthly. m
at Il .es NOT 1--WE dO.iar and uAs h4i d iH'i''"
at ITS BACK. '-DuffaIo xPress.
And hundreds more OF IKE character
:E- lr,m um i.istr, etc. seat Tree W ." WIZ
VISA 10 sct as agents.
hUnAL NEW YORKER.
10 Duane ST., NV York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08
MEXICAN
Mustang Lilliment,
FOR Ml.N AND BEAST.

i.n;meatv csy na;urally originated An'cri-
20, ,.a.-c S..u-c psoy.dci "a l-r laboratory sach
.-,....- i...Jo:c1 f,- ire r.alad.cs q her chill
80. J.. ss..s i-5 l-,a spreading f57 . gears
in.Iu =. ,..c.-c,ei t'.,,.a,L.- - -'o1c
Tho -->-,-. ---::.::.; I-.:;......- i'' 'nntchess
-ru.cdy --:-, ..-la..acl,.s .Iaadi least.
Ioa.c,', .....--l. g.. ia...--- - 81 -.'-..'c-ie.
. -.--' ....'' ga r7v.s = h.-.al Lsr or re
core, o., = .,.'resl g a.. excslien- hcrsc. 9N.
o,-. c-i..c-?.
i c--.s isc;-r,i. hoos -, hollow hosn, iTut
lr-',-.-o--i :. u.dr.--o.. rianSc, tie bites d
..s,ltc rc.s.o;.i %, .;.l,i s-i insects, and every
.cl G-..'.--c.. D. i.cc.- l-ccd.ag and bush life.
T. c,-c{ Cro..' c:;.,.ai troubio Ct horses, such
l5 i-.-,. --. -.-:c,l-. sw.nny s?Toins, founder,
,ii ,...i, ~. 300. &c, &C.
Tie -Icxic-l N. en-; Lament l. the quickest
..,r- IA the world FOR ccc.dca.i occurring In the
~. n 80 ab-cace Of q Tay-cian. such a.
.--.- scal., sprs.-', cat, &C., cad foT rhcuma-
.---. ed s,lGnc-5 ,,gc-Ccrcd - exposure. Tar.
'.-.,,- = valuable 20 ,i.=crs.
-.t5 to cheapest remedy - Sc wc:li, for L
l,.--:cs t. muscle - The boa'. aad single
.':,,.-....o: Is C-acTa.,y Sufficient 10 cuTc.
=. .ca. ,...;,-::.y L.a.:'cat Is put Up IN three
sizes Of 10. r., TO- l--ccr ones being proportion
ate.y much tho cheapest. Sold everywhere.
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WHAT OTHER SAY:

Dr, +. Lewis >turteyant, Boston:
'rhe ,ural Ne ny ,rker has the best lis' OF con
triUutDrs # any paper OF lis ass Ia tue country
PH ". !. Beai, Mih IN College:
the ural ia now tn best paper
Cha. les ID pwning:
Il am glad tor tue public, as well as Tor you
H. Fckman Mann: .,
For Yeas 1 nave taken the leading agricultural
iouruals, and they all seo'l tame To- me hen CON
pared with the Ru al Sew-i orser.'
rruf +. 81. shelton, Kansas Ag' C'llege;
rhe I,ur New Yorker has more influence ana
a more onoted than all the rest putt 'sether.
Ex.}sy fnrnas, Nebraska:
The Rural is most welcome to my table ana
family
5. RUFUS Mason, Nebraska:
q feel that do not h4tter anybody when gay
that II is the best ,araal Of its kind ever san
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NOTICE.

Ihe accounts OF our subscribers from
Woodstock MaurertOwn aud neighbour
ing Post offices. have been placed m
the hands OF ;ilram BJnsermam tor SET
tlcmenl. These accounts run 10 Oct.
ith o7G. We hope our pa,rOns Will
settle promptly wnb Mr.. Bauserlnan. ~
Il Is necessary that The b,sIncss OF tile
old Dim tho ri be closed up.
i0lh, 1911. J. u. GkABlLL 8 20
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IMPORTANT.
Ofce Of
wADsNORrn. NARTiNEz 4 LOS5Ns',
Manufacturers ofP~e PSepTcd PeiDts
mil UhH. VII

wiDS ORTIZ. NARrlNEz ioN'Nh''
Manufacturers Of Pine Psepqrcd PaiDfs
anil white 'e1i.
In buyiae White Lead. mo-; ;e sous f. SIT ap -
hayinEa siridy ur" aiilr p. ara Mi' NE
Of e hnaevrr much he diff renee IN p't 1r ma
I've while IN buying IRE sred or eal3 mixed ld.h
The PRICE : ali thut seems {, &c cDie did
e AL, Strictly urc hltc seil. All we ala.
sell A brand called .lic Lead 80 , PEI To.
The majority -frcore ns lalEi WOE make II
h..ita, CIV IN drciiin- Their net renee Ter IL
strictly Pure q" hiie Lad. hut - III 10 10 III ta'
all ready mi ed amt ma be % IN" s".nc q"Ai-
ity: vet there j. more difference briwc. u be ~
,nd the Pc IL. r than there ~ b-iwfeh SRI =
pure d, hi;e Lead aud the coiumnre-t at cie pi
an under hat nAme; because. IN fe l"tii IA nts
tn urouer consistency fpr Us , d cHraV o. adut'i-
ated oil with bruzinr is !tru li-ed u te"h !
IN e In-eed oil aad irp~iit 10. The lrc 81 GA
,reparrd laimt can II more he grNerrued j. tina
ash ed for inie iur good. tan he ice = 'titti
pure hiic Lad can b.. bs the price asked y AN
,dnlteraird article: ami o. ,tAN TEL oar Pee
nared Paint to b. from 2 20 8 per c~ni. cheaPsi
thai tnr t ~htr Lea ana LIoS 81 60. u a
lowe,.pric Ell pain; tnaG ours j. wan'cl, e. al
lifi.,r Of IRON to qua l. g las 81 oi. :"
,altou II our Prela Ell amt NIL es-rn I" c'-'
from 20 t. A. CENTS er z ] on, aud VIZ gu r'niec
that even when So reduc q tive paint vii DE- 49,
rsrinr to any other brand Of mix PANT IN ihc
IN. Ntion OF a mode ate quantity q pure
IiB.e, II to. ur aiit vii Prove ( decided at
,taf tue CONSUMER. hrcil-. 4" r-isrs the
o. II, Paint and does 20 without III ing the
nou, 90. Durability f It.
Nery especifnl Y,
WA,.SW. A. Il Avn ~ fhNF ~
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PRIVATE SALE
OF
REAL ESTA r.!

r. OFFER At PRIVATE SALE, a desirable tract
~ Of land, situated on Zano's public road, 3 i-2
miles North OF oodst OK, aud q mile from
Saumsville
CONTAINING &c ACRES.
about Acres Of II good timber an orchard Of
choice fruit of apples and cherries. II Is all un-
der fencing IN six lots. pond IN the wo ds for
stock t. water from cach field. II any Quo de-
sire T. have further information, Please address
me q. Ssumsyille shenand 'ah, County Virginia.
JOHN SAUM. Sc E.
p. 3. A lot of Al acres adjoining the above eau Re
bought II desired.
June 5-3t
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New l,ra In agricultural ana
horticultural Journal
ism.
FEATURES:

On, Free seed ni-tribu;inn; our ENLARGED PAPER;
!. Gear. sharp type; the reputitio OF its writers
the iberality OF 1 Inansgeine ana ie Ieuucu i
of its price are downright evidences q the truth
OF what W assert
Field rops, mall Futs. Grfpes. Apples.Pea =
stock ami POULTRY, d e. Dairy. The Household
Tne Best Meth ids Lit'r,t ire. fews, Markets.
send for IT, compire IT with Othcrs Ga rs Class -
hem Judge for yourself
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-01-08
seed wheat

I have about IS bush, "a of the celebrated Sivci
hsg lanrast Wheat TO- sale hlye s'aed thi.
wheat fur tNo years and AN mach pie 'sei with the
r.sut 1 mads ~ hu-Lci- uu Il an acrc -
southnui f.tti iz.rs Ale ho1d 1T ihis wheat j.
I'll ed out sQnue b. 70 80 and tnp-aud Is NJ laily
Afye- siiff ,trav, ripeus perls day or tw'
alter fuau the tulk. amplCs can be seen a. IA,
tore. efsps 81 per bus"l deiiye I'd ON ihe
.,.is- weighed 81 lbs t. Tie bushel. lti bearded
Aus,a~N. s. A. pASNEA,
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GP | c E 5 &c.

- P | c f 5 DC
Mustard, Nutmrgs.
Mace, Cinnamon,
Gives, Allsricc.
Pepper, Ginger,
Turmrric Mustard Seed.
Celery Seed. f'lavoring Extracts
mi f.srnccs, Eennet Wine,
Salad Oil, Gelatin
IsinglaS~. Sag",
Cornslalch. lfarinl
Baking Powders. Tapi"ca
Cream of Tartar. : da,
and .yrrylhn. in iii, line OF pure
quq ~ lnI sold IS cheap Is ia,
adl .ciiird articles.
+ ~'llNirT
II a., lS--ii Drr&si-i Wood>,OrS.
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OLD,
TRIED,
AND
TRUE.

To.le ffc getting acqraia.cd-a'.'. iaos' WI"
arc ~. ought 10 lc-wi.h the wonderful merits 81
.hat great imcrican Remedy. the
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PAPE:TRIES.

eiter papers aud Eiac opes In boxes, in great
l/v=rity, from Is cts. ~, Csh 81 bAhStLl
SJN and see them
ZAP Letter aud T0te Paper, Legal cap and B.ll
Nipaprr with full line Of Envelopes. bought di-
rect from the ufsctursr, which we eau sell
veiy low, atBAnGELr b SONS Book store.
flank Books, Memorandum aud Pass books Of
Devsry variety, 1T BAEGkLI SONS Book aud
stationary Store.
LNam1ly inbles Pocket Bibles aud Te-tsments ia
II great variety, aud 1t tne lowest prices at
BAH0ELT Z -OS'o.
ID Odgers " are, such eaters communion sets,
h5poOus, 70. ks. But e Knives a.. which will
ur warranted Gen Inc, rs we buy dIiect from
Rodgers Is o. and are sure to get tue pure, At
EAR1kLI 4 SON
4 isceilanesus books in 70 variety, scott
vi JIckeus Lever, Muhlback, Young, Alguilar
&C Plso Lake Side Library, aud the Standard
Poets, together with ali the iOpula' zuthor- Of the
day, st JnDnshers' prices at cAlIOELi & Sun n
BookstG,e. Sect. a'h.-ti.
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HARPER.S BRRzAR
J ILUSTE ATED-

LII u IL II AL I'D
NJ ICE OF rHE PRE- ).
To dress according u Harper Bazaar will he the
aim aud AIN iron Of the VI men # Amer ics.-
iOstOn TIA script.
ga fa,thfg chronicle o; iashion. and news
.,arer II dom site and ur.ai char cic', II anks
niih.ui rival Brook 'yn EtPle.
hi raue has arqui rd vide ponrlauiy f-r
tn fir side e. smeut II Affords aud his become
an 80. b sued Authority with the l4d.es.-N.
Evening Pusi.
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The volrmcs o. the aza heein with tie first
Number 'JauFy f each .ar hen no
NE Is len' n led, It VIII b. ller-t-Od that the
uLsc'ib = wshe- To comneI c. wit the Numb r
,,xi after tie eciI Il hi orle 5.
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Ar...rila. enlehied TO The estate Of Jno. A.
s,rm. decd. are hereby no lied to come forward
nd s,,t!. th-i acconnts. those having sims
4 aias; his estate are OF h,a I" present 'He'A
,r,i..rly authenticated foT sctilems I.
he nu.iues, vii ue conducted by the Ender
igtel A. heretofore under tie same ID ne IN }
.,o,., ~ tf,rlware, STOVES aud iihsaie vii lie
90 ABR HAM Sam.
Executor 4 Jno. A. Saurn, dec
Noy . -aiuo.
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Take Notice.

Anp r,ous indebted tn ne are ieques ed to close
lor account, by note or other"i's. ..,.,,,..
cA. rs Ii. = b'NN'~'
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cloth hiding, viii bc sent b, EXPIRE, free of *
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pen-e of pa C1aser.
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each.
K-mi:tancos shoud be made by psf Olice
Money Drdrr OF u ait e. avoid Ct ance = -
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arhcuf TIE exp e.s rider 81 Harper * Broth Rs.
ddress IAGPLKS Is UIHLkS, New York
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-10-24

TN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Sec
i ond Judicial District of the Territory
Of Washington, holding terms at Olympia,
for the counties of Thurston. Lewis, Ma
Joseph Mauerman Plaintiff, .us. Charles
Judd and Mary J. Proaps and Sheppard
Proaps, her husband, heirs at law Of
Supplina Judd, deceased. and Laura East
man and William Eastman, her husband
defendants.
the Second judicial District of the Terri
tory of Washington, holding terms at
Olympia, for the counties of Thurston, Ma
son, Lewis and Chehalis, and complaint
filed In the County OF Thurston, in the Of
fo Ct Gh the Clerk d Of said add c9%rs
Sheppard Proaps, heirs at law Of Sup
plana Judd, deceased, and Laura r. East
man and William Eastman. Defendants.
In the name of the U nited States of
America. you and each Of you, are hereby
against you by the above named Plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Second Judi
Gil District OF the Territory of Washington,
holding terms at Olympia, in Thurston
county, for the counties Of Lewis, Mason,
Chehalis and ThurstOn and to answer the
complaint filed therein IA copy Of which
accompanies this summons) within twen-
tv days exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you of this summons
Ill ScTveu Wlulu tnlS county, Or II served
out of this county, but within the Second
Judicial Dlsctrict, within thirty days; or if
served out Of said District, then within
forty days; or if served by publication,
then within sixty days from the date here.
of--or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer Of
said com Ildint.
The said action is brought to recover the
sum of four hundred dollars. with com.
pound interest at the rate Of one and one
quarter per cent. per month, from the 18th
day OF October, 1876. said to be due upon
| certain prommissory note, given by the
above named Supplina Judd, deceased, to
the above named plaintiff, Joseph Mauer-
man, and made payable in United States
gold coin and for decree of the said
Court foreclosing certain mortgage given
to secure the payment of said note, and
for the sale OF the premises described in
said mortgage and tor costs Of suit, and
| you are hereby notified that If YOU fail to
appear and answer said complaint as
above required, the plaintiff Wilt apply 10
| the Court for the relief therein demanded.
| Witness John p. Hoyt, ESQUIRE,
IL. g. Judge of the said District Court,
and the seal of the said Court, this
4th day of October, A. u. 1879.
X. u. O'BRIEN, Clerk.
] FRANCIS HENRY, Atty. for Plaintiff.
olympia, October 10. 1870.
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Appropr.ates $3.50 for that pur-

Appropr.ates Sl5O for that pur-
pose.
Considerable filibustering occurred
on a motion to refer the "local
option" bill to the committee on
Privileges and Elections. The OPP
posers of the bill, tried by the usual
plan of amendment to refer to an
unfriendly committee, and finally
by motion to lay on the table to
strangle the proposition. Mr.. Stew
art (Mr. White in the chair) urged
the House to meet the issue square
ly. 1t involved a responsibility
that could not be avoided by any
such means. Mr.. White (from the
chair) thought the bill should have
fair play, and although he was OPP
posed to to it, he would take no part
in the efforts to defeat it by indirect
action. The bill was then referred
in accordance with the original mo-
ton.
The Joint Select committee re-
ported a joint resolution to visit the
Hospital for the Insane Saturday,
the University Monday, and return
Monday night. Adopted: Ayes, 20;
Noes, 8. MIR. Smith was appointed
a committee of one on "Ways and
Means"
Mr.. White introduced resolu-
ton appointing committee of three
to visit and inspect the Territorial
P""iten' larry: Messrs. White, Shaw
aud Ganuy were appointed said Com
nittee.
Mr.. Shaw introduced q bill to reg
ulate marriage.
Mr.. Stewart a bill comforting on
foreign corporations certain powers.
Mr.. Tilley, bill to amend an act
regulating the construction of
bitches, drains and water-courses.
Mr.. Perkins bill to repeal GER
tain act relating to foreign corpor-
atious.
Mr.. Harper a memorial praying
for the establishment of Land Office
at Goldendale, passed under sus-
pension of the rules.
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Wednesday, October ED.

WedneSddy, OctOOer %|d.
Council.
Council met at the usual hour.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
The following House bills passed.
An act to repeal an act for the
protection of stock-raisere IN Clallam
and Jefferson counties.
An act in relation to acknowledge
ments of deeds and other instru-
ments taken in foreign countries.
An act supplemental to and ex-
planning chapter two, of an act for
the incorporation of cities, approved
Nov. 9, 1877.
An act divorcing D. G. and Zultul-
dy Belsher.
An act prohibiting certain attor-
neys from practicing in District
or Probate Courts or before Justices
of the Peace.
An act amending charter of the
City of Seattle.
An act to extend and define the
corporate limits OF the City of Port
Townsend.
An act organizing Spokane County.
An act authorizing the City of
Port Townsend to license, tax, re-
strain and regulate certain kinds of
business.
Also Council Bill amending Sec
tiou 352 civil practice.
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The Legislature.
Eiiay, October I'm.

In the Council,
Mr.. Day introduced bill 10 FRO
vide for the supply and correction Of
county roads.
Also a bill defining roads.
The House bill to proven d.-ros-
ing of intoxicating liquors 20 If
breeds, was lost. Ayes 4, noes ,.
In the House,
Mr.. White introduced bill legal
ling certain ordinances OF city OF
Seattle.
Also bill in relation to Judges OF
the District and Probate courts,
and Justices of the Peace practicinS
as attorneys at law in cert ii, cases.
Mr.. RocLer introduced I'll TO
amend an act entitled Ar act 10
provide for assessing and c. HctinS
county and Territor al taXe.. APP
proved Nov. .. 1879. Reiei.eJ TO
Committee on judiciary.
Also bill to amend an an act en-
titled can ct to provide for the
election of County Commissioners
and to define their duties,' approved
Dec. 1st, 1867.
Mr.. Tucker introduced bill to
fix the time Of holding Probate
Courts in Washington Territory.
Referred TO Committee on judiciary.
Also bill to extend aud define the
corporate limits of the city of Port
Townsend and confer certain priv
leges on said city.
Also bill 10 relation to the ac-
knowlegement of deeds, mortgages
and other instruments in writing TAX
en- in foreign countries.
Mr.. Twiss introduced a bill to
create and confer Jurisdiction 90 Dis,
trict Courts i'll Lewis County.
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Thursday, Octooer Esd.

Thursday, Octooer Esd.
Council.
The Council met pursuant to ad-
journment.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
The following business passed the
Council:
House bill amending an act rela-
tive to deeds.
Organizing Spokane county.
House joint resolution in reference
to the death of Hon. Clenrick r. Cros-
by.
No bills were introduced.
House.
The House met at 10 A. M. pursu-
ant to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all
present.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
House bill amending act relating
to estrays came up with with SUBJ
stitute from the Committee on Agri-
cultuture, was dicussed at consider
able length and finally laid on the
table subject to Older.
During the discussion, Mr.. Twiss
stated that the cost of advertising an
estray notice would amount to SIS,
or more than the value of most
animals taken up, and that the Olym-
pia papers circulated only about half
a.dozen copies in his county (Lewis)
and those at the county-seat. The
gentleman, betrayed a lamentable
ignorance. The cost would not at
legal rates exceed So for an ordinary
description, and the journals referred
to are taken from almost every post
Office in the county.-REP.
Substitute for bill to regulate
building of wire fences, under a sus-
pension of the rules passed.
House bill providing for recording
articles of incorporation, passed.
Allows the Secretary of the Terri
tory fee for recording, and makes
such record imperative.
House bill amending the act relat-
ing to County Commissioners, passed.
Places the per-diem at 81, and
makes the rate of compensation gen.
eral.
House bill to repeal an act confer
ing jurisdiction on the District Court
of Whatcom county, passed.
Mr.. Tilley introduced resolutions
of respect to the memory of Hon.
Clanrick R. Crosby, deceased, which
were adopted.
Mr.. Twiss a bill to supply the
Office of the clerk of the sur rene
Court with pidgeon-hole desk.
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House.
House met at the usual hour.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
Mr.. Ward introduced a bill amend
ing the Probate Practice act.
A communication was read from
the Superintendent of the Hospital
for the Insane inviting the Legisla-
ture to visit that institution. Laid
on the table.
The District Court bill, which was
the special order, consumed the
morning session, and finally passed
with amendments.
Mr.. Candy, bill relating to the
Hospital for the Insane.
Mr.. Candy a bill to repeal an act
providing for appointment of AS
SCISSOR in Pierce county, which, I'M
dera suspension of the rules, passed.
Mr.. Snyder bill to provide for
collection of road taxes and main
tainance of roads in Kitsap county.
The House joint memorial praying
for the erection of lighthouse OF
Miller's Point, on Saratoga Passage,
was adopted.
The following bills, originating in
the House passed:
| Relating to recording Of marriage
licenses.
Relating to stay of sentence for
capital offenses.
The bill relating to verdicts of
juries. This bill makes three ourths
necessary to find verdict instead
Of an unanimous vote. The bill failed
to pass.
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made the special order for tomorrow
at IL o'clock.
Mr.. Taylor, on leave introduced a
memorial praying for an approprla-
ton to complete the locks at the
Cascades, on the Columbia river,
which passed under n suspension OF
the rules.
The bill Furnishing gambling was
taken from the table and made the
special order for Friday, Mt 2 o'clock.
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After the usual order Of business
incident to opening,
Mr.. Dudley introduced a bill tc
amend the charter of Seattle, and
Mr.. Day, a bill establishing the
rates paid for county printing. This
bill at the afternoon session passed,
under a suspension of the rules.
The following House bills passed
To fix the time for holding regular
terms of the Probate Courts.
To prevent the spread of scab and
other infectious deceases among
sheep in the counties of Walla-wal.
la, Columbia, Whitman, Stevens,
Yakima and Klickitat.
At the afternoon session the fol-
lowing bills were passed:
House bill relating to hogs run
ming at large il the counties of Co
lumbia. Whitman, Stevens, Walla-
walla Yakima and Lewis.
Council bill for protection Of
game and fish in Walla-wallla and
SOIuIuDld COuuIlcSs
House met at the usual hour.
After the usual order of business
incident to opening,
Mr.. White, by request, introduced
bill relating to weights and meas
ures.
Mr.. Smith, bill relating to ver-
dict of juries in criminal actions.
Mr.. Guernsey, a bill for the relief
of Columbia county.
The House bill explanatory of the
act providing for the incorporation
of cities, was taken from the table
and passed.
Mr.. Taylor, a bill for the relief Of
Walla-walla county.
Authorizes the Territorial Audi
tor to credit the county 81 1888. q,
the amount stolen from the county
Treasurer several years ago.
House bill, to organize the county
of Spokane, passed
The district embraced in the new
county, is taken principally from
Stevens. M. 9. Gray, John H. Wells
and Andrew Lafever are appointed a
Board of Commissioners to call an
election for county officers.
Mr.. Tilley introduced Thy request)
bill to amend the act creating the
office of Territoril Auditor.
Increases the salary to 81 500 and
allows 5000 for office rent, etc.
MIR. Smith, bill relating to the
punishment of capital offenses.
Mr.. Foster, a bill changing the
boundaries of Wahkiakum Skama-
mia, Lewis and Pacific counties.
A remonstrance was presented by
Mr.. Baker,
Both of which were referred to
Committee on Counties.