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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-13
". X. MEAD. Editor.
The County Ticket.

The election VI our county ticket
under all the circumstances sur
rounding the election Is u great tri-
umph. For clerk the republicans
had the most popular n,nn in the
party on the ticket; everything else
In the county was cheerfully ex-
changed for votes for him; money
was poured out like rain, and the
candidate himself had travelled the
county for more than two months
visiting from house to house almost
always with m open box Of cigars.
In one portion the county promises
were out In abundance for deputy
ships, in the other pledges were
made that no deputy should be EN-
ployed except in case Of the most
urgent necessity. The opponents
OF Mr.. Theophilus were diligcnt and
almost omniprcsent in the county
retailing known falsehoods to his
injury. In Chester township, where
OF cousar = republican returning
beard OF the Casanave and j. Madi-
son Wells stripe controls, four votes
cast for Thcophilus were thrown out
n violation Of law and against the
plainest rules Of justice. reason and
common sense; in Forest City among
the devout and pious OF his own
countrymen he was injured by false
reports detrimental to his habits,
while In the south part Of the county
he was cut because among his coun.
trymcn he owned but one vote, and
that his own, but despite all this
Systematic war he came out with
swenty-six majority.
g. K. Berg came out Of the confess
with seventy majority, and we regre1
50 add that Mr.. Noonan was slangh
tered, and We judge largely by thos,
who ought to have supported him.
Nm. EDIron,-On going to thu
Os1rt House to vote on election da,
! w&A much surprised to SEQ u mar
stsoding In front OF the ballot DO,
handling IN army muskct with fixet
bayonet Ilcarn that this man is il
shc employment OF the government
at Washington, and was probabl,
eent herr 70 supervise the election
Whether he had q commission a
Dcpsty Mprshax, I don't know. HI
secned by his actions to conside
himself quits ~ Important person
Once In a while las would pull out
document, read it and walk aroun,
With a st-Rk. believe he is also al
organiser Of the C. A. r. Is it pos
eible that is whit s1lc &. 4. r., Wa
organized for? suppose by tn
way he handled the lnusket h
thought lie would intimi late som
q tho voters, hut don't think sue
specimen q ma1hood would b
likely to intSlridate any body.
Here We have ths &. 4. r., til
VIC. T. u, and Y. N c. A., with tn
influences Of the Clergy, all combine
to prevent the Ncob. from "tarnin
the .rneccls cat Is some Of thes
arc continually asking the publ
for aid, J,ucsld suggest that ontsid
ars withhold supplies and let thei
all die with the 6. s.p.
DNr oy THE PEOPLE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-13
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ACCEPTING ANY CHALLENGE, Or BET,

Especially from invalid, that is FAILING In
HEALTH; hut we know we have bought
and sold moro
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
ERADsHAW AND NORTH IDAHO

The Port T,wnsond argus saws Mr..
Bradshaw published letter las, spring
in whi,h he took grounds in favor Of the
annexation Of Nth Idaho, and it hopes
! Therefore, iht thc Cnioa will withdraw
It's objections to the domination Of that
gentleman. We have meter SC. u the LIT.
ttr referred To, but We have preserved
the strong protest against annexation
signed by c. NJ. Bradshaw and Chas. II.
Larrabee, and presented to the Con-titu.
tional convention at Walla Walla. A.
that Protest was deliberately prepared
and signed By Mr.. Bradshaw while actin.
in an official capacity, aud as his lett,
was written when candidate for office,
We shall believe his true s. eminent. t. be
against including North Idaho in III
proposed State Of Washington. aud con
stqut ntly cuntinn. to oppose his nnu,n..-
tiun for Delegate to Congress. A pr,tty
figure would be cnt by Mr. Brad hw ii,
while he was advocating, IN the floor OF
the House, proposal to include North
Idaho in the limits of the proposed State
"f Washington, some opponent Of tn
measure, should have read, at the clerk )
desk, the protest against annexation pre-
scented by him to the Wala Walla con.
vention. We do not desire to put him
to the blush" by p'acin, him in su, h
peculiar position. We know h. is ad,oit
and cunning Of fence, but all he could
say against the record of his solemn act,
would be no more effective than Judge
Jacobs opposition to the bill to reduce
the. salaries Of the Territorial judges.
Said the Iotund Orange; No good law
yer can afford to accept the position Of
Territorial Jud &c on salary Of S.,5OU
"a year The wicked Cannon. of hi
n"ls, asked the sonorous Jacobs il he did
not occupy the position Of Chief Justice
OF Washington Territory when the salary
was only $4,000 year, As the dis.
c''nl!it,d Delegate sank into his chair h,
muttertd, "Yeaa Verify" aud the salary
was reduced ". ". Union.
We was in the Constitutional conven.
ti"n as delegate from North Idaho, and
Mr. Bradshaw and G. II. Larrabee were
the hardest men We had to fight. in Sc
curing the incorporation of North Idaho
in the boundaries Of the constitution of
1873.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
MOI s

In the Probate Court .fihe unity Of laah'.
Term r, Of ldaap.
Aeti "a hrau.h, ie the rr bate Goart Of he
Euty ~ iishn lerrit-ry 81 ldah~. AMI 4 e
.;HVisiut e'et ia All e-gu-t Of idA " N lie
o+ece ~ t. c e5k 81 Fr bate cart
baai'l AeFbviss q IiAiu-i1- -. A, ". HEAeiL
defendant.
he Z E'e n l.. Cnrtei ~ts,ss = the Ter
rl'.-' - la-sa -eri greeting = 4 v"
al NJ Ii. lie - ianf.
\ af~ tereay f.44.rei 70 sTFeu 10 m ~
ii"n hrau-ti a-sjn-t . ~ tie ,i-'vv hottie
ti4ir'if in 'he Pr-,rat~ court 60 The c uafy co.
ltah'. Ee,ri'ar, IT Illho AMI . su ~ the
u.t lsjrt g tNtrttn. thin ten iaN- exc a.
>lv- he iaV 81 s.ryice ter the s-Tv e IA
yeg o' 'bs> Hwr8..r>--f vet wtttta til
g. un', ~ 81 - Ell "a, # tti- c uHiy. but IN
'hi' di-;r e. "tfhiu I've ~ dAs> her e.
" q f. 1sy.--or il met by detau VI
b. fs-.n aE4last Va soc .rsiA. t. toe p-aver
.sji .mplsiGi Tie .ali action 3. = bit :"
{ ser Of va he sta - iUu hundred Aaa rI c
at.i f'rf e. b. one ,utiGre I'h. SlHJ = Oh 81
srcsuu' fsr -a'.f. Sold aud .riiv.Eei ty the
! .zia Is, 'fs j. f-u8zut - hi, r-luesi. 81 ibr
crunr, r a h.. Territory "f li.ns ie'aecu
= 9 Hrs' a-y # p uAr,. l.j. ald the fr-t
asS o. Hn-u>' - y" prit f al N
ha. hen pad And -ru are hereby ro'iaen
tha' i 81 fsi' T. stie8r 500 sR-s.r the - j
c mp sia' 20 above required. the saii ilsit'lf
"a she ia Eei9eui -. a>t va f'T ite ssu ";
90 - III TT cots e. ,Uit
Given ut Ter hsut AMI the cal - ths
"a bate c urr Of nee at.ts of Iiaho. Ter
- ritnry f Idaho. this PIT IA Of +u
in the s-sr "gr Lord me rh0u-ant oieh'
hunted ani eist'y fur
TX tie @. c'ert
n - ra.-c II
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04

The Republicans will, in all probabii-
ty, nominate Han. I. F. Siu.isor i.r
Congress, who is undoubtedly thyir str, NJ.
est man; while the Democrats will. with
out doubt, select Hon. Johp HALEY.
thslr strongest man, as their s,andari-
bearer. In such case, the clerti.n al
either Will be guarantee to the pe",lt,
that their rights will be guarded and their
interests luoked aitcr.-idaho Arafsnrh,
1t Is evident from the abo e that the
Aratanch dies not regard Sincistrs 6.
poasal OF the cause Of North Idaho az
inllaicable to the South, but as a matt. r
Of justice u the North.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04

&. The objection. it is apparent, to S,nr.
iscr in Wood River, is that he has Given
pledges to the North that he will if ms.
sibie, secure annexation of the Northern
counties Of Idaho and they offer no other
The same objection they would make to
any man from N,rth Idaho who Is in
favor Of the same measure. Ii is evident,
that Ned. Curtis and ex. Governor John
Il. Neil, who was u traitor to the North
hive been putting in work in Wood
River against Singiser.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
WHY SILE Mt?

The Statesman dare not say ANYTHING
nowadays through fear of making its
usual egsregiuus blunders.-idah, DEM.
ocTdf
1t Is true that the last five numbers
ct the ld"ho Statesman, which We have
saen, Is silent upon the question of Del
egateship, but in former number it un.
Iualihedly advocated the denomination
ct Singiser and gave its reasons therefor.
Ut course Kelly would never make any
Oh 'nge in his views until he found th,.
tide Of opinion had turned against him
when he would be ready to stand in with
tn, man Of the biggest prospects.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
OUR DELEGATE.

The result Of the Republican prina
ries held last Saturday seems to give gen
eral satisfaction throughout the North
With the exception Of Idaho county the
unanimous vote Of the people was east
for cur present Delegate Idaho county
has a candidate of her own and it Is right
that she should be loyal to her uiosi c>-
,eemed citizen, by giving him hei sup
port. With this one exception there is
but little doubt bat ,ha, Mr. Sin.iscr i.
the choice of all North Idaho. To eiyin.
him sueh cordial support the peof.ie oi
this section have advanced step toward
the consumstion Of annexation As well q,
the promotion Of many oihcr interest
which directly concern this people. The
fidelity Of Mr.. Singiser to or interests
has MT only been assured by his many
efforts in cur behalf, bu. by such men as
Senator Do!ph Of Oregon, aud Delegate
Brents Of Washington Territory, who
are familiar with all the measures that
have been advocated in our behalf. For
tie people Of the North to do otherwise
than to support Mr.. Sinsiser at the coin
ing election, would be direct denuncia-
ton Of all measures that have been in.
troduced in Congress favoring this section
and be fatal to our interests. Ii the
people themselves are NO: loyal to annex
stion, Is it not unreasonable to expect
that our Delegate will carry out measures
heretofore advocated by us when We By
our votes virtually recind such measures
If annexation is accomplished at all it
will undoubtedly be perfected TT the next
session Of Congress which convcnes III
December. The only course for the peo-
pie Of the North, Ut those who wish to
have this portion Of Idaho anne xed to
Washington is to vote for annexation re-
gardless Of party BY supporting Mr.. Sing
User unanimously. When the people by
their votes have voice they should be
70 oukpoken that no one can fail to learn
the demands Of the popular vote, as well
- the necessities Of the country. North
cru Idaho embraces large section vi
territory which includes some Of the best
wheat growing lands Of the United States.
Its producing capacity at the present time
u equal to that Of many Of the Eastern
States. Whenever it is united with the
wheat fields Of the Columbia an a.,ieul-
tuarl district will be formed which can
not fail to attract capital to construct
railroads and canals and open avenues Of
trade with all parts Of the Northwest.
The rspid accumulation OF wealth in pro-
ducts from this section demands more
immediate representation both in Stat.
and national legislation. This can only
be brought about by our being admitted
into the Union as State. BY giving
Mr.. Singiscr the united vote Of the North
We not only extend to him the usual cour-
tesy Of second term in Congress but
avail ourselves Of the only means Of be-
coming State
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04

The B,ll-vue Chronicle in >ycakin;
Of Mr. Sin-iser SAYS, IF ne carries cat
bis plans and promises s, the North and
isvors snnexati. n Of North Idaho t.
Washington h. may gather up the prox-
il for tn nomination. We venture tn
ass, ri n however. that j, wanli b. mi.
cidzl on tn psrt of tn Republican rary
To Tut Thooe!are F. st the head Of the
county ,ick-,."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate Court Of Idaho county, Terri.
tory If Idaho
In the matter If the estate of John N. Crooks
deceased.
u apr caring tn L e jnagr If said Court. h,
IN" p NH Il. this day presented api f ed b,
WIN. = Pearson and j In Crooks, the al
"lnl'tr"t rs "t the tate "f 'n'n NJ Crunk.
'e-"H-ed irAliug t'r m order Of sa q of re,I
estate: hat I ncee-sar, t. sell suin. porti N
II TIE rea T. tote 7" pay the allow. nee t. the
'"uiiy. ii. eb 'uts' ndins agnr.t tteoe
'ea'ed and III ,sbts, excuses and ,har.e. I
admin fstra'i"n.
l. y the eir e "r cred b, the iud. e f sn;,,
r'nrt thsf aii persons intersstet in / estate If
sal etteas'd. nIl,ar hf re said Pr h,
e''n't n VI MAY the aed day If Septeu be,
lss4. ~ eleven "'ei eli i th. /, reuo,n Of s.,d
d'S at the court 7" IN pi said "hate C urt in
he curt b use NJ VT dah". in h. c .ubtv a,
id"hr TO show cause VII, N rd,v Sd. ulo :, d,
b" tratteh t" TIE s"i "a mini trat.r. t. sell -.
mhch The real estate OF I'D deceased. a.
may BE- ntce>s"ry' aud tht copy OF sid nrne,
tie nh i-hed Il least i.ur 81 cre.si,e weeks i,
the ewi-'"n FILLER IA iewsp4rer pr n cd aud
shei III the county OF ,ez Peree. in sal
'e,i''rS. {. ". "a L
Attsst: p-h,
{. W CASE. Elk of5rio clerk.
fstSi 'etu,' ~ 'SS4 AZ .
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
ID A r EIED

FOR Up MN VI 80. civ .u-r-, ..
iSs hs VIZ Wiur. p ! 6 9 p. r-e- p.
Mrs Narrr bhIsy. all Of Wauz w.u,
County. w. T.
B' 'tRh-BLAEE-fu ,hi. r;.r An-rs. -
'e>i hr Vim Winr. ! - lam. 4 pnl--3
90 I-sl- a'ty n-e-er 70 Ms Frie r1he
~ tfsrs-il comfy. VT
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


IAN" nrFtCF IT
wana " In T Au. - 1851
y tic" = be- by give" thu IL. FLOW ir 2
ranef Sc, or has 6 ei nn'ir. o. bis i,
MT make final prot in SUMMIT oe ii
ella m nnd thar .aid proof W i t- male he r.
c'e'l dist nr' Whitman unity W T r,
'"fav w. T n &c eSi viz: Preie-iek
i--hs'a't D. 40 FIR The "a ret ME sci,
see KY II nr ,ie Re mines he 80 l,win..
t'"--' en- rr"ve his continuous residence IN
g" 'sd cut 'irttr'a Of aid land. viz: John
ftioh-' Fr"nk fr eaman AID VIM. Bi.b.tt -.
{ luton. ". /.
JOS. J0RGtNSOv.
IL Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
The Wdtchman saws.

The Wdfchman says: 1.-The inccs.
poration Of North Idaho with this Terri
tory has long been dominating question,
IN the politics Of Idaho and as We an.
proach Statehood, which cannot possibly
be long delayed, the question becomes
1t more pressing urgency among IN.
people Who desire change Of political
relations upon this question there has n !.
hitherto been any diversity of sen,i
inenf in this Territory. II is a question
the people of Eastern Washington can
NOT afford to let 60 by default and to
this end it il inportmant that III re
should be specific declaration in party
platforms upon this subject"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE 1T
Wala Wa''s w. r An, 10Th 1891
NnriCF T. HEREBY GIVEN TUATrut
| following name' settler has Sled notice q,
his in'enti n >" make final proof in support at
hi claim. and TIA. said p-nnf will he mad. T..
f''e clerk 1T. court WAitmar county W T
1T ""lf'v " Y. IN Oct 1884 viz. Aired
k'est bS 4nHS r The ~ .wi. s.c13tn - n
= - e. We nrm"s the following theses
prove hi rfinu IA re-ilrrc CO npan aud cui
t'va'i"n Of said lsni. Wv Anton Pn.c her
fonrad TnSch # Theodore G,adde and Iphn
j. Sch'ee, of Uni nto-n W T
JOS. JOkGENSON
~ REGISTER
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
,p, ., ------------1---
The " dtchmaa. after the R.rvhI;,.

The y ntchma", after the Republican
convention Of Walla Walla says "Mr.
Brents goes t" SEATTLE with practie. Iy
lid delegation IN favor Of hi. renon,ina.
ii without any implied ccn.ure or ea.
p''cit endorsement, Of his poaitiOn On the
forfeiture question"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

Scale bid will e rec~iyei hv the clerk ~
isw's'"n tndei.rdrnt S~h II it No. / TO,
We ho'i1ins Of s~h''i house nn ne farm ~
". &. 'rit'= Bids wiz BE- r-r.ivet ut the
iWh 4 SEPT ~ ~ tie ur + > o'c ..-.
IN. pau. ~ the huilding To- he seen at Tho
-'s'e "f''. G Rnn.eil - at the ffi-e Of the
eek "i the district. The arr r-.ervin- ,h-
night :" r ject an, "r 81 bt!. r"ntractar. T.,
gave bonds i.r tie lert mat c. o the wua.
ii X hAkAEIi
IIs-k LIZ,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
NOTICE

is mere " a"rh that tie 60 partnership here
t"i"f' '-iing IN the tnsn-- a. farming md
= ck ling. u -ho hunA g INIT under the
brm nane "f Man ani iiaurr de i. this .iay
lis" vet h' u,u'uas consent. 4ii le,, az ha /
&c "un'> "wlh- ssii Fl IN ar. he c b "a ~
p H'urcade. nrd ali eh-s via. B., said II n,
wall re TAI, ~ tLe sad p Hnu.rate An
no'~- srd mot. r.. due "a firm ~ ..+ cal
! cie' by NJ Maulie
T. HATCADE
" MAUI
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
NOTICE FOR PRE- EMPTIoN PROOF.
J. A. IIETCH
I.iNh OFFICE AT

ewiston Vi h.. Avg - 1894
NOTICE Is h"rshr eiven that the E lowing
uamei setter has Sie1 no 50 nr hi ip,e,ti n
:" make 6nal prref IN surn" nf his claim IN
'ha' s'ii rrn"f viii he made he'..,e Y Morris
'epn', dist clerk Y. ~ ~. Idah" Y on
SATURDAY. fc' II, 1884. 10 4 ". in: John
Leifch, Us ,6'S. FIR the lots 3 AM and /,
swls sec 10 tp 3 mr. Sc. w.. names the FL
l"wi"g witnesses u pr,ve his ,ntnunus re j.
denre mon aud cn'ivati n Of said land eli,
u. Penny. A. J. Tsh r, II. A. hire and p.
King nf Clearwater l. T.
J. N. HOWE.
~ gister
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
TAYLO6'S LETTER.
Moscow, |. T. Aug. %, 1854.

7 r n
N''sCo", l. L. Aug. ID 1854.
Hnx. 4 Irt.ND.-WiIl Won kindly
LII. H.. Ia l., ;...,;, IL.
:, -, -.
=, .,I
n " wrn nj.
;, Tho ;oa...n,,;.t,..
~ %. p
} q Lilly. or Th.raton,
~ c.. 81 + S !, III
+ u Hsyes. AnLrr~ = Ca'l.en,
4 crn.I,se Ge, S.;a".r
O Olsen. ID Mod.
n !. waT,b,ay., 49, Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS

zee = hereby given. that the territnri
F'f -'N iaa,> are Buw sue aud u v.hl,
~ 'Hti 'e laws in 'egard to Their call,criun
v. - - G. v sni"rced- l.. +. HEKRLkT
At'e--"r collector. N,z Perez Co. ?.
y COT ~ :
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
FOR SALE

Ss'e' 'ils he b nied the r,erk .f n,
lnhcp"nl. 1T oh Dist y" | u. to n. %. J.
day 81 rolt 81 vi be received fur the pu,
cn.s- al lie Old sehp use
H. X. = lENETT.
- Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
Improving the Snake River,
Oregon and w. T.
U. s. FNGINFrR OrFrcs,

Q. :. ENGINEER OFFICE
Portland Ogn Aug. % 1884.
Proposals vii h, received until IA "
>ert. 10 iS'4 for rem wing 53u ,u,ie yds
IT rn"k ana oih cubic Yards of cnh,Ies,on..
and grave approximately from G cham Ell
of >na river. Oregon and Washington Ter
rit"r,, 'e'wcrn Wa ker's Landing an. the
mouth OF tn river sec ifeati ms. required
forms ii bids md necesrary int rmat,un win he
furnished on app ca'i n
CHAS F. POWELL,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
---. - -
MIR. OoLPH'6 LETTER.

La reference to Mr.. Singiser's fidelity
to the North, as certain pari IS had ques-
TONED it publicly, We wrote to Senator
Dolph, who, from his position, must
know whether he has been faithful or no,
himself introducing aud managing the
bill in the Senate for the admission of
Washington, including North Idaho.
The following is his answer:
PORTLAND, Or, Aug. 90, 1884.
Hon. Aionso Leland, Le,cisfon, !. r..
My DEAR SIR:-upon my arrival ut
Portland ! found your favor Of the I'D
inst, enquiring Us to the action of Hon.
Theodore +. Singiser Delegate ia Con
gress from Idaho Territory, in regard To
the admission Of Washington Territory
and portion Of Idaho Territory as !.
State, as proposed by the bill introduced
BY Mr.. Brents in the House of Repr,s,u-
tatiyes and BY myself in the Senate.
take pleasure in bcarin. testimony t.
the fidelity Of Mr.. Singiser to the peopl,
OF Northern Idaho 10 that matter. liz,
expressed himself on all occasions as favor.
able to annexation aud to the bin for IN /.
admission Of Washington Territory as a
State including Northern Idaho and was
earnest and diligent in advocating the
Diu Very truly yours,
j. N. Dorm.
This with Drents' letter which we have
before published, ought to be sufficient
to satisfy any and every reasonable man
OF the North that he has stood by his
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
pNDn

kl'F N m ci-v az "a. l.ss. TO t.. " e
# Nm VI Rice 80
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-09-04
STRAYED

From my p'noe on Th~n Creek, Nez Peres
coan,y, about IT, II Of Nav last, one : year
old light sorrel Il ley. b. nded O With perpss-
dh nlar line n tip. on ri Li shoulder. unbrOks.,
Any "re ibf'rmiI & me Of he, wteseAbouis, viii
be suitably rewarded. M.ANDEk SON.
4:tf, PLANE Idaho.
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organizing forces at the beginning OF the
war, and increasing her pension to 500 per
month, gave rise to a good deal OF debate,
but there was no opposition.
Mr.. Matson, chairman OF the committee
on invalid pensions, said the $50, 900 was in
no way intended as arrears, while Mr..
Holmes Uowa), member of the commit
the bill because 1t did not provide for ar
rears.
Mr.. Dunn offered a n amendment pro-
viding that the $50, 900 shall discharge the
government from all future liability.
HOUSE.
SATURDAY, May 3.-The house went into
committee Of the whole (Cox, Of New
York. in the chair on the bill amending
the chinese immigration act.
Mr.. Sumner (Cala.) said the purpose of
the bill was to perfect the law enacted two
years ago and remedy the defects that were
found to exist in it, defended the propriety
grounds, and. referring to Rice's quota
ton from the Arganaut, said Frank Pix
ley was a hireling Of the Central Pacific
railroad and fur ky to any other corpora
ton which would employ him, and that the
paper was a disgrace to civilization.
Mr.. Brumm offered an amendment ap-
plying the provisions of the bill, as far as
practicable, to persons from whatever ma
ton imported to this country under any
system Of contract. Ruled out on a point
of order.
The additional section was agreed to,
proyidingnothingbe construed to affect any
prosecutions or other proceedings, civil or
criminal, begun under the act of which this
is amendatory.
The committee then rose and the bill was
passed, yeas, 1S4; nays, 10.