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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-30

GoLo.-The steamer Josephine Ar.
rived last evening. bringing several
miners from the Skagit. Among the
number Was Mr. 7 J Armstrong. a gen.
tleman we'll known throughout this
country. and from him we learn favor
able reports concerning the Skagit
mines. Mr.. Armstrong. in company
With eight other parties. left the dig
gings on the Goth for the winter. being
out Of provisions and not wishing to
pack in supplies to last them during
the cold weather. From tho time Of
the discovery OF the Nip and Tuck
Claim. on the lst Of September, gold
has been taken ont every day. and
notwithstanding the great disadvsn-
tagO Of having no tools or other con-
veniences, or rather necessities. to
operate with. the little party Of miners
have panned out over three thousand
dollars Of virgin gold. About tho LIST
II September. when the whole party
got discouraged and stsrted out, Mr..
Armstrong went and took the aban
doned discovery claim. and has worked
it ever since. Out Of one painful of
selected dirt he washed twenty eight
dollars. The largest piece Of gold
yet found in tho diggings was taken by
him out Of the abandoned claim. and
weighs a little over eight dollars.
When Armstrong; party left there
were still twenty miners left, and they
were oil making good wages. aud some
of them big pay. Among the number
who came down last evening was IN
old practical miner from Victoria. who
went Up last Spring merely to SEQ il
there was anything there worth work.
ing. Arriving there. he put on look
Of disgust. and pronounced tho mines O
great humbug. During the season he
has somewhat altered his opinion. and
row declares tho Skagct tho richest
mino he has been in for twenty years y
Coming down he assured Mr.. Arm.
strong that, with the claims properly
opened and worked in good shape.
tho mines will pay from forty to forty
five dollars per day to the man What
men are in the diggings at present arc
compelled to work to the greatest dis
advantage, u portion being necessarily
employed constantly IN packing grub
on their backs over o fearful dangerous
trail tor the others who are working
the claims. Many mon from the lower
Sound are ilockiug Into the diggings in
order TO locate claims. taking just pro-
visions enough to last them the round
TIP. Mr. Armstrong met four canoe
loads on their way up. aud two more
large canoes started up the river Tues
day morning. Mr. Armstrong. like all
the others who have come down from
the mines, thinks that the people should
put a passable trail through FROM the
river TO the mines Enough has been
done, to sstisfy all that the mines are
both extensive and rich. aud next sea-
con will witness Q grand rush to them.
It il not known exactly how many mon
will winter in the mines. but perhaps
there will be five or six. The others
will come down to the Sound. aud re.
."rn carly in the spring.
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MARkIAdE LlCENsEs.-fen marriage
liceue es were issued from the Auditors
odise OF King county during October.
This is far the largest number OF Licenses
ever Issued in this county during q sim
liar period. Wonder whether the leo
lures Of DR. Simms or the approaching
cold weather has brought about this
remarkable result. Lawrence Gays that
in 1880. being leapyesr. they expect to
keep an extra clerk in the ONCE con-
stantly employed in tho marriage license
department, and ventures the assertion
that be will have his hands full. too.
Candidates for the position need not
apply till after Christmas.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr. Scott. OF Port Gamble is in the
city.
The Mary Glover. with 1916 tons Of
coal went to sea last night.
The old bark Amethyst was recently
dismssted at see, and put into Shans-
hai.
Parties having rooms or houses to
rent. can find tenants by advertising
the same in the ISTELLI6ENcEs.
Mr. Keenan's marble shop has been
aded up ali around with rustic, and
made comfortable for the winter
Mes.rs. Glore & Wunder have moved
from Mill street to Commercial, to the
big building lately occupied by Davi,
and Isaacs. between the New Z ,glsnd
Hotel and the Jennings store.
A letter to Mr. J D Smith. of this
city, received yesterday. informs that
gentleman Of the death OF Mrs l. ID G
Hewes. OF Seattle. on the 22d inst in
San Frsnci.co. Her trouble was cen
Ger.
The ship Yosemite. eighteen days
from San Francisco. arrived here in tow
OF the tug Tacoma yesterday evening.
She brought 35 tons Of miscellaneous
cargo, 10 tons of which is iron and coal
for Chas Mcdonald.
Parties hsvisg occasion to pass up
Union street will be glad to learn that
. wide new sidewalk is being put down
the whole face OF the block owned by
Mr. Kenworthy. The old sidewalk
hsd done much service. but it's days Of
usefulness are over.
The 'city dsds" are having CONNER
cisl street extended cut to the railroad
by piliug from tha edge OF the enbank'
ment out to the track. This is ~ it
should be, as the hole loft between the
street and track was dangerous. AMI
disgrace to the city.
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False lill PRESTON.

/. is generally supposed by physicians
and the people generally that Dy7'epsid
can not invariably be cured, bot we are
pleased to say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never. to our knowledge,
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms, such as Sour
Stomach, Cos'iveuess. Sick Headache,
P~lri;Ation Of thu Heart, Indigestion,
bal taste III the mouth. &c. Ont Of
the $4,000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not single failure was reported. but
thousands Of complimentary letters re-
cciyed from Druggists of wonderful
cures Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
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Tue SwAUK MINES. An old and
exl erienced miuer has been making a
tour of tho mines Gu tie North Pacific
Coast. He has just examined the
Swauk mines. near Eliensburg. in the
Yakima country. and says he never
saw such fine specimens Of gold in his
life. During the past Summer six old
fashioned arrastrHs have been running.
yielding much gold. Had tho rock
been crushed according TO latter day
mining the result would be more salts
factory. The old miner j. satisfied the
country is rich in gold and silver, and
intends returning in the Spring.
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DIR. SLApE COMING. DIR. Henry
Slade has returned from his trip to
Europe, having finished his tour
around the world. He will arrive iu
Seattle Friday evening. aud take rooms
at the New England Hotel. where ha
will be pleased to meet his friend, who
are desirous of witnessing tho manift s.
tatious which take place in his pres
cncc. He will also give clairvoyant
examinations Of the sick Office hours,
from 10 to IL. from t. 8, and from
to 10
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL

Every body rushes At HISS TIvoLi
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass OF
beer in town. Besides Schaffer's cele-
brated Steilacoom aud Schmieg's Beer
on tap, you will find Budweiser. st.
Louis. aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint aud quart bottles. Also al kinds
of cold lunches To order. A new
Pieeonholc Table in the house. st.
Louis Lager Beer at dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered to any
part of the city.
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Wharf street, Victoria. h. G.

ASDuEw CuILDER0, Vica Consul tor
Sweden and Norway. is prepared TO
execute any business pertaining to the
Office Issues sight drafts on all the
principal cities OF Great Britain. Ger
many. italy, Russia. Norway. Sweden
AMI Denmark. Also sells tickets at
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW CHILBERG, Agent.
DIV Seattle, w. T.
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Nicholas lnEallible Injection,

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
manently every case OF Gonorrh9a.
Glce. ard Whites. no matter of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
Internal medicine not recommended or
necessary A cure guaranteed or money
refunded For sale by Geo W. Harris &
Co. Wholesale aud retail druggists, Sc
attic. IS. r ol6d&W6m
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Tux Boss LUNCH AND THE BEST
BxKR, you will always fad q: the
Conco,dia Hall. on Mill street, not
only the best Of home made. but also
the excellent Humboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart or pint
hotties. Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cold lunches to order.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

DR.. la Mars Seminal Pills
Cure all cases of Seminal Weakness.
Loss of Vigor. Nocturnal Emissions,
Impotency. Nervous and Physical De
bility. and all that class of complaints
arising from excess, indiscretion or
abuse. The OLD tind in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young u safeguard and protection. DIR.
La MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore tile
Sexual Organs. debilitsted from what
ever Cause, to their pristine vigor.
Price. So 80 per bottle. Sent c. .. d.
by express to any address, secure from
observation Address all orders to A.
McBOYLE & CO, Druggists, Z. o.
Box .9j2, San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3dp
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HIGHER YET.-Northcrn Pacific Il.
X. stocks are still sppreciating in value.
On the 10Th instant they we're quoted
in the New York money market at IS I.
@3)I for common and 50 i.a51l for
preferred. These prices have not be
lore BEEN attain, d ia six years. Every
week carries them higher, and. for tina.
matter. almost every day.
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Coal IMPORTS the first nine
months Of 1879 S4.553 tons OF Coos Bay
coal were received at San Francisco,
!0l.9ll tons from Seattle. and liz, $40
tons from Vancouver Island.
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aeN GRANT BOOUEr,

An exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold at the Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give 1t . trial and you will use no
other, for it 10 equal to the best Lub.na,
Price only f,fty cents per bottle, Full
ounce. and put mp in elegant style.
KELLY & YoUN0.
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The rush for gems still continues at
Judkius's Cottage Gallery. Bring the
babies aud twins as e,rly i'll the day ..
possible. Exchanging tintypes Is ell
the boom. Thirty six gems for so cents
eighteen double gems for so cents
four bon tons for 81 20.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

Uxrrxp STATES DsTnIcf LAND OFFICE.
Olympia. wasAinSton THritosy.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ~
N compliancs With the provisions Of the Act
Of CSusruss approved Juns 3. 1873. entitled Al
At for the ale OF Timbee Lands in the States OF
Cslisornia, Oregon. Nevada and Wceeineton
TERRITORY. John burns. OF King co@ty. waeo'nx-
ION Territory. hes this Day Aisd in tAis o0oe his
application 70 purchase the lot and 6MA Of
MN Of 6scsion No. 5, In Tovnahip No. - North,
Range No. East Of the WillADette AssfdtAn.
STA Described land, o. any portion theseof. ass
hereby required 70 Ole taeif claims In this once
vithio sixty soOl days from date hszeoe.
Given undss my hand u my once. IN DYE pa
J. Z. 03owN.
oll.vl0v Register Of ~ Land Once.
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We send sill our Pianos and Organs
m trial. We sell on easy instailmenfs
asd warrant oar Instruments ior hve
vsars. For Price Lists send to SHER-
xIN. HypE 5 Co.. San Francisco
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the at G. O. d. Store. on Occi-
dental SQUARE. Gold and silver taken
.. par in exchange for goods. apdft
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is tho first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire proof has good accom-
r,oia,ion for families. and as good
meals as any hou'e in tho city. at only
I! On per day.
WM. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. h. G.
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THE finest brands Of Cigars and To.
bacco ct the Adelphi Cigar Stand. op-
poste Yesler's Hall. jy3t
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RICH sPECuLArIONS.

A brakeman on . western railroad
placed $50 in q combination, which
turned profit Of So per cent, equal to
1897 50 per one hundred shares, netting
. profit Of $193..5. in addition to the
$50 he invested. A conductor made
fl.l76. intwo combinations. The sup
erintendent of an eastern railway made
$l6.2lol3 in three combinations
Others have also made large profits.
This system Il stock speculation con-
soliiates the interests Of thousand, into
one whole. dividing the profits pro rata
every thirty days. The combinations
handled with the bes: skill and expert
encs. attain great success in the stock
market From s25 TO SIC, 900 can thus
be invested with great advantage The
new explanatory circular. with "unerr-
ing rules for success" mailed by Messrs
Lawrence / Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, New York City.
Mr. Hardness has Just received at
his Exchange and Cigar Store. on Mil
street, quite an addition 10 his already
large stock Of Tie choicest and bes,
quality Of cigars and tobacco tina.
could lie selected in san Francisco,
thus e. ablng him to supply his Gus
toners either ct Wholesale or retail at
prices to correspond with the times.
Cigars at retail from 25 cents each to
eight for % cents; cigarette cigars. ten
in box. for % cents cigarettes Of all
kinis. from % 20 10 cents per package;
chewing aud smoking tob.cco from 60
cent, t. ii 90 per pound by the plug
from 10 to % cents each. o26 W
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RE-oPENlNC
CITY BEER HALL.

rrHY UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED THE
/ City Beer Hall In the rear Of the Post-ofnce.
vhseo he will hereafter Be glad TO meet has
friends and the public In general.
Best Of Bear always on tap. and served At i've
cents Per glass.
Il. e. EvERSHAM,
osdu Proprietor.
, 1879-01-30
FOTTE1e'S COMMITTEE.

90trfo, n,,..,,A =. ~. Tv.,'-
Wlsn,ynro,, +, ''e" :, :" s"' !ra4"s' ,,
d The Potts, Cnn.'.,,.s S,sa". t'-4ne p!xeso'''es
ftneel lii. nsa,a"."'t 's.es 1ouaf "'uss oase eo1'
n,,es th,, H., ~, 4t's 'nenioe1s " uh41 to,'
stenttou t,a WI oe uaap'a 10 a1sc9l puoic
tasm. an, ,.a, .. Ae oneet ss"' pfsanteo 10
tlcIo.o ~, Ne'4os'ssss e'phcs seieRs4"'9
tsut official, m tl.. ss'S" 49,. .a'ps
fars swo prorn,u.n, ,,.s,,,',,ean 's '.... ~ . w.
, 1879-01-30
BLACK DONALD.

T1,e Ex-11oss Of the ct. Loufs Whisky Hing,
Pen!trntlary Convict, and Keeper Of
"sytph," again Comes Before rnblIc NJ.
lice.
6neetn' Hi*patca to 7as 7S1smne
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 29.-The Etenfng Hifeonsfn
publishes the following additional chapter In
the already Interesting proceedings in which
Gen. Mcdonald, Of st. Louis Whtaky Ring fame.
and The "ay'ph " figure 10 prominently, "Heu,
John F. Mcdonald, OF St. Iuuls Whisky Ring
fame, and bis famous "sylph" tovc put them
selves farther In tho waT Of obtaining gratuitous
notorsety. It will b. remembered That about
the 18th Of January DEPUTY United States Mar
ehaI Simpson seized personal property on tho
Mcdonald "Bunnystds estate. consfsttu1 OF
horses, carriages, and haY, on a writ
Of. attachment Issued out OF the United
States Circuit Court in the interest OF St.
Louis party. At that tine Gen. Mcdonald gava
Simpson hts word Of honor that the property
should be held Intact. Afterwards, however,
custodian Was put In charge OF the property. ~
Is usua1 10 such cases. On Monday nfna COWS,
one bull, ten steers and hcffers, md seventy
shccp were reported to haze been bought by
one Harry Searlcs, and removed from, tlts Nc.
Doua1d premises ia the shipping yards OF tho
Chicago, milwaukee, t. 81. Paul Company Ut
Rfpon for transportation 10 part. unknown.
Marshal Fink received telegram announcing
that this propesty had brcn spirited away, AMI
at once dis Ispatched sft. Simpson to mike !nvcs-
gatiou au,l rctake tho property whcr-
ever found. Nhcn SIR. Simpson reached
Rtpon lie found tho property there
tn thu possession Of the custodian. who hai, ,uc
cecttrd In tr,rino In. srar,c. l,n'fea a. ntnn,
s.,,,, st1... >" s .. ~. "nss 'a." ~. iHpon
WIN sl"p'", oot o'iete" no SERIOUS opposition
to the reprfsa1. Besfdcs tic stock sfr. 8. also
recovered fine horse mud phaetou basket car
rlaec tint tl.o "sylph" lad succeeded IN
,ra,,r,,,.,s - ,,,,. i.s., H. ,SS.' ~, -
1sa"as Ms1,a, on. nc ne'o was or'ssn PACK 10 u,o
Mepo"a'a sasm' LOT inc reason tt'at an ample
supply Of fodder existed there for tic proper
keeping. sfr. Slmpzon nsoccedcd on at,ca,i In
,,c sfcI,oralJ nbast,n n,,l ,.h,t. .,.,,,i,- ~.
ao.,tas. ~ .,a t,ssS "t ,s A"s.as ".s
eou.'"e u the "e5u a'ietnplea 10 open Tue cato
leading into the barn.Jar', but found It locked.
At the satuc ttmo ten. Mcdonald approached.
and after cordial greeting suddenly drew tworr.
vo,vrr, an,1 with no,,rt.h AMI ,'r,,,.,,o..r
.si.s - 80 iS, ~. a"'. p's1'asS
'osu'"e u oas"e aec'aseu t"at MOI one OIL tt'c
o!1ccr's party would entcr the gate except ovcr
his dead body. Tho1npson The attorney for the
General. also draw 4 rrrofycr. vh.n stmnsnr
,., s, ~ -. 'p'o''
, 1879-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. .9.--Wllltam Best has been
appointed solo Receiver Of the 1su OF nrldea i
Co., who will also be The dcposisasy Vi tie buoks
Ut tbs trim.
New YoaE. Jan. 29.-lisrlnan nro-k, com.
nlasion merchant, hax nstlo MI ass!Enlneut.
Liabilities. $ll7, aaset. tacsua!} ~: U00.
sr. LOUIS. slo, Jau. 2D.-Iha Glote- Demo
xeY Coates, ASsIsuvs vi lie delullrt Masttu
Hank, Ut K1nsas City, commenced hearlug Oh
allowing claims agalt tIiat tastitutlun here IL.
day. About 4.O0,tu0 were allowed, atll
lthr hsariuX Wul ctan,tnuu tu-sn0rtoW
IEl Fri!-y. 4:-t- Itcasulsr G-lcs pre-rntc1
, 1879-01-30
NOTES AND NEWS.
TIE TOBACCO TAI,

Epkc31I Htpdle1 II 3As 7F7AHa&
WASHINGTON, D. e., Jan. oo-ThcEc vii! be
minority report from the Seuats Finance Com
mite on The tobacyo.tax question. THIS report
will recommend fixing tue tai It 10 cants, su1
Quit thu tarsH provision II to lLeorics. The I'd.
vantage which tls minority will haYo Will 10
that It vii! be Gr.t voted upon.
HARMONY WANTED.
There va mcctlay OF the Executive Com
mtttecs Of the National Democratic Committee
aud Of the Congressional Democratic Committee
to-day for the purposs Of providing for more
harmony ia the Democratic organization for the
eomiux earlraicn, aud 10 psssvat \ coaa!st III
, 1879-01-30
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Wllf,or's Cod.J.ivsr Oh and I.lme.-per>
SOUS whu hlss bten taking Tod. Liver oil Nlll
be pfeaeed to learn lnat Dr.. Wl1or hss suece edrd
from directions OF several professional 1en,je-
n,on. In cotnbsnln9 the pure oil aud Liue ID such
nAnacr that 1t ID pieassnt to tho iattc, xnu til
effects In Lung complaints are truly wonderful.
VERY many peFsons whoso cases were pronounced
hopt1en. and who had taken tho clear Oil for !.
luns time wilhout marked eject have been entirely
cured bE using this preparatiou. f1s sure and get
the genuine. IEanuf'A only hy A. u. WlL1on,
chcmtst bostoH. Sold by all druggists.
Chow Jackson's Hest Sweet Navy Tobacco.
, 1879-01-30
NORTHWESTERN LIFE.

MILWAUKEE. Nis.. Jan 9-The Aanusl meet
Ing Vi the policy holders uf thu Northwestern
Mutual Llfe.1usuranco Company tpok place to-
CAY. Trustees - I'll sucan'lr It's were etlasca ~
, 1879-01-30

follows: IT, l., Palmer, Matthew Keenan,, John
rlanknton, Edwin Hyde, Henry II. sibey, .tnhn
!. n: Peasc, Dwight Dhskce, George ". Mitch
ell, r. u. Wolcott. ~.
evening the OLD l3oarl Of officers Vas reelected
without opposition.
, 1879-01-30
,o.tmester Tyner Proceeds 10
Enlla1,ten the Potter 1n-
vestiqators.
IN, c,nhcr Correspondence with Zach
csaudter Clearly Explained.


x.,"cro.. II. T., Ian, nJ,-2enatnr t'nnk-
"Asn'''. ~. a., .vecutIvc ecstinn early 10.
ling moved l"s a' .n" .,.,,,os.,,< .,,na o.,,,to
J,y. with ile expectation VI 1ndnc'n9 'ti'"c"'a'o
aetGIs OH tue NC" '"'N '"'''n"sS'
, 's.r.r failed In Ills p1irpoec. Upon closing
.ha ,oort set,ator Cllrissiancy was. oil motion
'.s ~. " ra-rr At onrc confirmed, nml received a
ii NJ fs!'s. .'a ~ ' anna,nr Tburmon Withdrew
unanimous 'o'e' Sen".o' 'a, ana ~ ,,r, aro rro.
sj,'tnu 1ha. during the discussion on these NOM
nations tue sen:'te h'o''''' -. WI" w." "eos'
anil, as me seso,'!'4o" "un ~. wv. tnr,,,.r ~ ~
olhcs eenator' inc n,'ter "as "o' , ~ sas'
]uJed to. Senator tohRllne tneh '"",s'tte"
desire 'hns taI s." ~. ano-. ~ f.nu,,,,,t,S 10
s1s romcr,c Senator Matthew. ,noy.d that nil
, 1879-01-30

"AsH'SofoSt -. ~ va1'. 80 eoo, por'
lion OF the morning hoar "as pasfea Ia d'senss-
ing rue resolution OIL Hsr. fanlu1'u*t pEos'alhR
n.r.on m, entitled 10 Tic nrjyi'cue of tlIe floor
+,..M ss,...s ~. a1'.u,,a. =. ~ 1T.
s''a'' bc aufn'steo 10 tae cosFaof OF tae n'a'o'o
r"o.''.
motin,r ,hc c01r,cnry of Chu,lalns In thu Limited
sta,o. Sa,. ,,, 4, ~. ,,..c,, ,x,,hort ,,t.c,s.
T ~, n' .ra',,". .h". =, ,,asa-
sion 4hc o''' provinces u,at no person "aosF
Is years OF age nor over u years shall be ap-
ruintcd Chaplain. anil Qxcs tho relattyc ruuk,
thc whole nulnbcr not to exceed twenty.
n,,. rs.,,na,in,, ~ ao,o,o. 1,hr,. ,,rv II h.
le o. sena.or 10 %
M1nlsics 10 ieFu "aS unanimously eonu1n'eos
autl without the us'lal reference.
The mi. nass~,f rna one granting n ncn.lou Of
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