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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25

ft4Sse-sEf PAN Dse4@,
~..o,- that ~ Ct cost - % now cs,., 30 ~ ~
c....-e 'aefc !, 10 d1'y on AIDES.
The illustration W. have made NAV per
bap> interest the reader, but this j. not
oar whole pbject We wish the reader to
make w, BIZ own illustration. We would
Ike every man, householder or boarder,
- make up an account Of his own expen-
g, and then find the sum which he is paw.
ing for taxation. 1t will astonish every
one who tries it, but none so much as the
men of comparatively moderate expendi-
tire. The farmers, mechanics and the
wage-carners generally will find that the
percentage Of their earnings, which goes
thus directly To the government, is out of
all proportion TO the percentage Of in
come paid by the spectators and million
aires. who are running Mr.. Harrison in
their own interest. Their sugar, their
carpets, their clothing pay just as much
tax, A. if they had the greatest income in
the land. This is the reason of the oppo-
siton OF tariff taxes for necessaries of life
upon the poor and those OF small incomes.
They are not proportional to the ability
to pay, hu, are the same in amount TO the
iron manufacturer, who has been enter
tanning Mr.. Blaine with his S. 900 per
lav from his business, and &c his poorest
laborer after the latest reduction Of wages.
When they sip their coffee they pay the
same tax on sugar. Now this would be
unjust under any circumstances. But when
we consider that much Of this tax is en-
tirely unnecessary, it's enormity is mani
fest. There is i'll fact no engnery OF OPP
preston more cruel to the poor and more
easily concealed and more impossible to
escape than tariff tax on food and
clothing. The facts We have alluded to
show plainly enough why the selfish and
greedy among the rich should advocate a
continuance Of customs duties which are
no longer needed. They are not called
upon to pay them in proportion to their
means. But how farmer, a mechanic,
factory hand or any man who works for
wages can join in the effort, is past COM
prehension Years ago teachers would
sometimes add to an intended punishment
a certain degradation by sending the pu-
pill out to cut the switch with which he
was to be logged. 1t seems as if the
private car magnates at Chicago had this
in mind when they imposed their plat
form on the Republican party. They
were not satisfied with quietly arranging
an imposition. It's members are required
actually to assist in forging letters which
will hamper and impede every industrial
effort in which they can engage. A vote
to unnecessarily tar raw material and the
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Our Fasher, Le-S, Who art ia heaven
Hsisowe1 - Tay x1nrin1s Ess9c
ny kizztoa D 80 rnus.Ats g1s~u
Who s~eE With reTe~eaee sA< Aaase
Thy zEI b. c0pe in ever land
"a u i done is hesxen 4ooye
By ib1@e wbo in Tky ipresenes ssaad
In Perfecs, everlasting 5oye-
Give u each izy sns;aznirz foc6
6rzn.. 5r4ESY1s Lord the Brsa5 o. Life.
That uhich assures eternal good
AID frees from sT-Ty ears AID sSr.f@-
Forgive oar sias. Thy g-see aSoast
Ans give - .z1cs MFR r>zGy--
Isst - q ~ fa-10s1 iBf-e Who xouHc
II; asts 2at savy gaick s~Tix's
oar ustots 1FE5rgI al t-rs Es-tsa.s s-sss
sssr Seez ies. ar fr.ss -srfsl <2y-
FrpB ~ PATH froE fsn-ers aeep.
EArg=z1sfs5. oar -ysaU o. ~4TzLly l@g-
z. &C. ~ z a''a iihs kin.4 ~. L.r,
f''p-T shove 81 nan ~1s. .-.Ge
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

WE, THE uNDERsIG NED, HAVE THIS sorg
w day of jane. lesS, associated ours-lve. To-
gether under and by virtue of Section l. CHAPTER
1881, OF the Laws If Florida approved February
~, 1874, and the amendments thereto under the
corporate name OF the Florida Central and PENN.
sular Railroad Company. The principal place Of
business Of said company shall be in Jacksonville
Duval county, Florida and the purpose for which
said company is formed is To construct opetate
ana maintain railroad with terminal facilities for
pub'ic use and conveyance of persons and property
SAID railroad shall be located in the counties Of
SAssau' Duval, Clay, Bradford, Alachua, Levy,
6akcr Columbia, suwannee, Madison Jefferson
Leon, Gadsden, Wakulla. Marion, Sumter. Her
nindo, iiisborough, Orange, Polk, Manatee. De.
Soto and Lee, and shall commence al Fernandina
ana extend to Chattahoochee, TO Jacksonville. to
Cedar Key, and southerly from Waldo to Plant
C1y with necessary spurs, branches and extensions
The length Of said railroad will be about six hnn
dred miles. The capital stock of said company to
oe twenty-six million and cignty-two thousand dol
ars, 10 be divided into 30 so shares Of $lOO each
w. BAYARD CUTTING.
FREDERICK w FOOTE
II. RIEMAN DUVAL.
EDW N. DICKINSON.
AID. ENGLER
July IL. 1885, l3-3m
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Commissioners Sale.
Is LEON CDINTY CnI.nr

= X T..
Rf virtue of an order of the date of Auf,ust
- 9th A. d. lsss, by the Hon F. VI. Wrst
Judge OF the County Court Of Leon county. Fiori,
"a WIZ sell Al uoc out cry, to thc highest bid.
der for cash, before the cour, honse door in The
city OF Tallahassee, the first Monday. the Isl
day OF October, \. ID. lss. at the usaad bour, ~
sale, all the right, title and interest which Peter /
barrineau tad al the time of bis death in and 10 the
following described real estate to wit the sonrh
west quarter and wcst half of south east quarter of
section l1-uorthcast qu irier OF northeast quarter
o sect"h ls-"es halt Of southwest quarter Of Sec
ZION o-"est nan OF southeast quarter oi section
containing four hundred and forty acres all in
township one, NORTH range one west
+. NJ. HOPKINS Commissioner
August IS lso>-jw
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THE SEMINA AIRY
WEST OF THE SCWANNEE RIVER.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA
GEO. VI EDGAR. Ii D.. President, Assisted by
Corp, Of Able Teachers

This Safe Institution re-oryanizeI one wear s,n
- The appointment Of new Board of Education
AID F'cu,iy' has ha successful year aud i. better
than ever prepared TO do the work of higher educa
lion for which j, va designed by law.
Tuition is free to al Florida students. For far.
Their information apply to the President for ca,a-
iugue Jnlv y 1sss,f
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>e'fi-- a.. a broom flc.p-g

Il nan namei Fleetwood c0ate;n-
plate- engaging in ;he planting. raising
AMI shipment Of oysters a. Pensacola.
M George Nee. Craig. of Fort
Msa.ie. h4- raised fine crop Of Havaaa
AMI >unafra tobscc this year 2Hd uow
has :; really FOR market.
captain Fulford hrough. IN orAa-e
-prou- y the Office Of thr Nv >mI7na
Bree-e q day Or Two ago pick~l from
one - ai- .-e-- that hal been growing
ju-t for-y days. and measured feet In
length
The total receipts II t'e T mpa
custom hog>e la-t rnoath were <I5.ii77s
Kec~.pt- from Tie ~ 70 L. 0f tn
month are ss3oS.55. cey..m'~r +, r.
garied q the busiest month Of the year
~ the custom officials.
-Br0oksville E4g,eter: Col Martin
caugh. 4 Spanish Mackerel The other daT
g BsY Port. which ! considered rare
catch- ], VA fine specimen about n
inches long. brlgh: a silver. win golden
.po.- On IL sides a E,erfec. beau.y.
-DeLand Ks~ord: On Wednesday
last Al arte-ian well was put down ~
feet a. 4. l.. Weilman' place in 10 hours
- ,-..o- ro.o,aJ IN. N.l-l,-
p.ke- ns Ike Win,.,oi-...-- IA. bsd
,,,.l5 -po,.... hnn.i.,., xill ,r-tos.- },,..
;-tafaa u. .tl,-. .;,c.
yr.,..n. r.. .t,..-..o-.
tie numbers III mu.let caught durir. lie
past week by our loo. ! fishermen: Total
nnmfer brought for ward from IA. weeh.
IL TncEer 1 ALLEGED 20 Sa,.a
cisY. !, "a .0a fi3o.4 O., aao
Tn..l 40
c.;:,,. c. M
,l...,,I.'.:lr - at.'.. - t.,.
800 telf 80. -
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IT,
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is.7e. ~ ''"AL l:a9c-h7'.'' "n1 ~ On
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I'M '",. MN Ii"9p'l"I ese''''''t -
cNI'7' 81 80" ie'e'- ne ~ ""', r.
PA,f~' - NJ viu nome. but iouH' theie
"niy me ','in''Y cal 70 gree h.'n. pom
A,Hhh- -"a- ''' l'aie",7 ann or -''ei
ana s'7e"'7 were an ''ea ). ne TOOK tAr pr
Ia n arm am n''''c4iif- put Haehcti-
cAiF rem ffAe'i mat 'heE ""o!' he-.h
ne ahe" t'zsIlef-
Jacksonville Jt0,es- Cat1u. = A poor
little white glrl va, III the Relief Com
mittee store yesterday with basket for
pf"'I7i"n~- heh a-ked no" her moth
- Va lAe poor i'l1ie 'Aih2 ''ii'l ''nl cry
"2. anu = Va some liA'e i1'"fe me
c".iH c'hlf1 Ner eN"ti'n shihrl"nt to
InAke known the TACT TIA, her mamma
h@A Hieh. ana 1neie was nolhing IN the
nous % ca. ms = ih,ieea iH(-able
ca-e- am Iiele a. 10 drub- many others
s4i1" . al
Madison Eeeord4r: Mr.. X H. Rowe
presents - with mammoth stalk Of 81.
gar cane. measuring near seven feet in
length Il had - veil rna,ured joints
and measured s. inches in circumference.
o.. Mr.. Moses Leslie Of this county. j.
one Of those farmers who makes his liv-
ing al home a. nearly a. any other who
ray be found. From the increase Of
t~O brood sows last season he sold so
xn1h of TgFk ard x15 wort "a f,f sfcrL-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25
SORE FROM KNEE ANKLE.
Skin entirely gone. Flesh 81 Mass o &
disea~e. Leg dimi n i-h d e-shird
i'm size. Condition hopeless. Cured
by the (Mlicara Kem die

For three year- va alrno-t crippled with axfc
-ore leg from my knee down ankle the kin ~
entirely gone and the he-h ~ d-ea-.
Some physicians pronounced X inc urabe Il azc d.
min-hed about one,hird the size oi the and
IN hoiele-. condition After ~ all kind. II RENE
die and spending hpndret. Of dosr- from which 20,
10 relief ~hA'ever persuaded u yoar CvTcCEA
kKNZDfE-- and the Ye-1t fcisOw- After
cay- noticed oecidef change for better. and at
the sLd " two month completely cured NJ
rs-h va pUrla.d. and the bone winch nAd resn
pred 'og Ofer year ~, -OBnd The ae-h be-an
groS and U Gay. and ~. nary year. pat my
S@ii j. every re-pelt and not
aga ~ toe c.-ez-e - oe
;. q. AHEKS. DutyOi. Dodge Co. Ga
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Sold everywhere. Pree CUrIcURA. 81 cents: Soar.
. cents REsoLvESr. e. Prepared by the Potter DHUs
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Disease. a. pa,es
50 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25

cCTrcCRA, the great -kn cnre and CrricrRA SOAP
an exquisite skn beaGtifer externally and CUrfcrRA RE
SOLVENT. the new Blood Purifier internally are POI
tive for every form Of skin and Blood Disease
from Pinples to Scrofula
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25
Administrators Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER TIE FIRST PCBLICA-
~ ton of this notice the undersigned admins
traitor of the estate of Peter L. Baineau llte Il
Leon county, and State of Florida deceased viii
present hls hnal accounts aud vouchers 10 TIE Hon
Edward VI. West, County Judge of Leon county
and ask to be discharged from his administration of
said estate JAMES HOLLAND
April D, lSSS-6m Admins tragor
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

l. Now YE, THAT l, JOHN L. CRAWFORD.
IN Secretary Of State of the State of Florida, do
hereby give notice that general election will be
held in each county in Florida, on TUESDAY next
succeeding the first Monday in November A. d.
ISIS, the said Tuesday being the sixth day of No
yembeT-
For four Electors Of President and Vice Presi
dent Of the United States
For one Representative of the First Congres-
sional District of Florida in the Fifyirst Congress
Of the United st ltcs
FoT one Represent ,tye Of the second Congress
sional District Of Fioridl in the Fifty first Con
gTess of the United States.
For Governor Of the State of Florida
For Secretary Of State Of the State Of Florida
For an Auorney-General of the State Of Florida
For Comptroller of the State Of Florida
For Treasurer OF the State of Florida
For Superintendent Of Public instruction OF the
State Of Florida.
For Commissioner of Agriculture Of The st.fe
0. Florida
For three Justices of the Supreme Court Of the
Stale OF Florida.
And in each of the counties of the Siata-For a
senator from each Senatorial District OF said State
And in each of the respective counties of The
STATE 4 general election for its lawn! number Of
Members Of the House of Representatives of the
State OF Florida.
And on the same day general election will be
held in each county of the State for C,untv Jnd,e
Clerk oftne Circuit Court Sheriff. a Tax Assessor
a Tax Collector, County Treasurer County SUPER,
in'endent OF Public Instruction, County Surveyor
for Justice Of the Peace in aud for each Justic,
district in each county, for Constable in and
Tor each Justice district in each county.
An election will be held in each OF the several
counties OF Escambia Duyal and Orange for Clerk
otthe Criminal Court of Record, for each Of said
counties.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Sc of the State OF Florita
H. 81 al Tallahassee, the Capital this the
10Th day Of August. A. D. 1888.
JOHNL CRAWFORD,
Secretary of State
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Warner Log Cabin Remedies, made by
Warner. 81 >afr Cure fame Regulate
tie regulator with Warmers Log Cabin
ar-aparilia.
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NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION :

For sale the FAMU fa lartc
o 0 F. +. (rA rlS,nyi
March L. MITCHELL. Ia
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have taken srssrAi bottles Of CUTIcCRA Rg-oLsE
with al The re-2iI, could Si.h tor AtoU, th- time
lat ;s4r, when c0unencin2 its use | weighed -
pounds, and n,dAy AZ "a ~ pound
GEO. CAMPBELL, Warrington. d. C.
S"TE-Thr CcrTcUsA KE-oLvEST l. beyond all doubt
the creates, blood pariher compounded
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25
Executors Notice
ORR SPE..LTIE.

IS Don't miss the opportu-
nifty of advertising in IMMI-
GRAFTON ISSUE of FLO
RIDIAN. If
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25

We want good correspondent in eyery
neighborhood and village in Leon county. Send
us short, newsy letters and let the world knou
what you are doing. In this way you can assis,
IN advertising your county, its attractions and adj
vanlages r.
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have 'en terrible .11-rer for YEAR, from dr.
~ he KIN and blood, and have Obliged 70 nun
ygaR pare by .. my dlsdgurns humor- Have
tai ~ i-. ., phy.icsn. and -I,-nt hundred. Of dol
ARE. bit got relief nutll g.<d tie CCTfct8A RENE
DfZ- With have cured and left kin a. ana
~ s.l<G e. pure 4 chllcs IDA MAY Bass
Olive Branch +. o.. -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25

\ Loo CABINS. lacking ele-
ID garce, were vet comfortable
"a homes Health and Happiness
~ were found in them. The best
6E II the simple remedies used
NJ are niyen 10 the world In
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25

IL you want to increase the Democratic vote
IN your precinct, form club for the campaign
FLoRrDrAN. only fscentyJfoe cents You cannot
get better campaign literature. If
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JOSEPH DU Moan
ERTAk r!

T AN ALSO PREPARED To CONTRACT FOR
i Carpenter Work. Repairing Solicited. Ny
not,o j. G1pd Work and Reasonable Prices.
s-9ao1 On Monroe Street, opposite Leon Hotel
Ma. 10. l..-ly
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STATE Ne w.

[.ek.sTtAs. IA -. J. -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09

the latter went TO the Senate with
their estimates. That is how the
item CANA to be increased. The
Republicans thought that the mon
ey had just as we'll be given them
this year. in the regular appropria-
ton bills, as to have to pass defici-
ency bills for the same purpose
next year.
Mr.. Cleveland refused to attend
the Changers meeting this week at
Williams Grove, Pa, in order to
go on three days fishing trip to
West Virginia.
The House has a quorum this
this week, but it is extremely
doubtful il it can keep it.
Representative Yost of Virginia,
made an exhaustive speech in the
House Monday IN favor Of the
Blair Educational bill.
Owing to the cowardly tactics a.
dop.ed by the Democrats, ttis bill
has never been even reported TO
the House, although it passed the
Senate early in the session. r.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09
Monday September. 1888.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

TNYO CANAL COMPANY.-Lo-
cation of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City. Nfvada. of
works, Owens Valley, Inyo county,
calf rnia. Notice is hereby given that
at a meet ng of tue Bnard of Directors
heIt on the srn dav of septic IN Der 1883. an
assessment (No. 81 of Fifteen (is) cts per
share was lie, led upon the car iial stock
of the corporation. payable immedi-
ate v, in United states gold coin. TO the
Secretary at the office of he Company,
corner Of Carson and Pro tor streets.
Carson City, Nevada Any stock upon
viii IN this assessment shall remain
unpaid on the lsr day of October 1883.
viii be d. linqrent and edy. rtlsed Tor
sale at public auction. and unless pay
ment is made befo e. will be Ia on
Monday The Both day of October
1855. o pay he Delinquent assessment,
together with cost o. advertising and
expenses of sale By oruer of the
Board of Directors. T. r. HOFER,s
Secretary.
Office Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Bank. corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets. Carson City. Nevada s6td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09
PROPOSALS WANTED

CEALE, PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
- ceived until the 14th day of s. ptember
for the following priv eyes for the Ormsby
Agricultural District Fair. to-wit: Bar p wi
legc a. track, Peanue and fruit stand at track,
Lemonade, Ice Cream and Milk Shake at Pa
vilion.
An privileges must Re paid for on or before
September 20th, 1888. All bids will be sealed
wi h bid" etc written on envelope The Dr.
rectors reserve the right to reject any and all
bids. By order of the Board
SLID J d. TORREYSON, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES AND
COUNTY CONVENTION.

ATA MEETING OF THE RE.
N publ can County Central Committee,
h. Id september 4, 1888, at Carson City. Nevada,
it was ordered that the County Conven Jon OF
lsSSc n ,ist of twenty one mem ers, apportion-
ed among the veriou. precincts as follows:
Carson City. ...................15
Empire City.
1t was further ordered that primary ell ctions
be held in the several psecincts for the election
of their respective delegates on SATURDAY,
September %. 1883; and it ~ s further order d
tia said primaries he held and conducted up
on the Crawford plan. 1t was further ordered
that the convention be he'd at CaIsan City on
Tuesday, October 2. 1888, a, IL O'Clock noon.
Pc Is in each precncs to be open from O'Clock
A. NJ. until oclo 2 NJ.
Polling place in Carson City-Curry Engine
House. Inspectors Of election S. c. Wright,
W. d To -ey- or, dwight tdwards.
Polling pl ce in Empire Precinct Old p St
office building. Inspectors of klestion--J, p.
Woodbury., John Barclay, and A. W. Morris
The test to be exacted of vo ers at raid prim-
aries is: ''Are you a Republican, and viii you
support the Republican nominees at the ensu-
ing elect on. s. l.. LEE, Chairman.
T. r. HoFEI, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09
PROPOSALS WANTED

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL be RE-
- ce;ved at the Office Of the Secretary of the
Urnsby County Agricultural Association for
furnishing music (brass band not less than
eight piecesl for the Ormsby County District
Fair September oath, to september 10Th 1883,
inclusive at the track and pavilion. The Board
reserves the right to reject any and all bids
All proposals must be presented on or before
Sept. 18th, 1883. Ey-order Of the Board,
J. D. TORREYSON, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09
PAVILION.

DERSONS WISHING SPACE FOR ExHIB
it, must apply IN or bsfors September
II. No exhibit received later than Monday,
September "a. G. D. MEDER,
6upt. Of Pavilion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the County a sc sor Of ormsby Coun-
ty has deposited in my office the assessment
roll for the year 1SsS.
The Board of Equalization viii meet
Monday September 1883.
and continue in session. until the
business Of Equalization is flushed,
but not later than October /, 1883.
WM. HY. DcANE.
County Clerk and Ex-Officis Clerk Of the
Board of County Commissioners of Ormsby
County Nevada.
Carson City New. September" 1888.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09

nnYY4DR Morphine Habit Cured in 10
tolz0 days. No pay till cured.
~ 4O08 Dt J, Stephens. lebanon, o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-09-09
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.

nRMsBY COUNTY CLEVELAND AND
~ Thsnan Democratic Club meets
every Monday ats o'clock At COINS Hall.
Abb speakers win address each meeting. Al
psmocrats ere invited 70 ~ prsssn..
p. HUDIN0RR, President.
=. 4 1Issz1s, osHstaFy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-02
Whole number

Whole number ... .--........ s..-. "a
The central Committee ct It's meeting at
North Yakima had no means OF ascertain
ing the representation that the new county
Of DkauOgaD was entitled to, aud therefore
only gave ii one delegate. since this APP
p0riionment was made ] am apparently
ereditabiy informed that the territory
composing said new cousty cast about
Sne-half OF the entire vote az the old
county of stevens, and the County Central
Committee Of Okanogau County claims 70
De entitled to oue-half the combined rep
reseniaiion Of the two counties, viz. FIVE
delegates. ! therefore recommend that
the counties Of Okanogau and stevens each
elect three delegates, two 10 be entitled 10
one vote each and the third TO half vote
In the Territorial Convention.
! also desire 10 call the attention Of ali
County Committees aud delegates 10 the
Territorial Convention 10 the following
resolution OF the Central Committee
adopted az North Yakima.
heE0ired, That the Central Committee
recommends that hereafter each county
be represented by all the duly elected del
egates whenever possible for them 10 at
tend. that IN case Of enforced absence 81
any delegate bis proxy shall be given 81
duly elected member OF his delegation
0Biy; and this committee further recon
mends that this resolution shall apply a.
County Conventions as well as 70 the
Territorial Convention.
;. BAXTER. Chairman.
A. d. ATrREDGE. Secretary.
Seattle, w. T.. July =. 1875
kepnhiteaa unn''rs please cory.
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sxonoaIsu COUNTY.
Full Ticket Observation-Disclosures for
Delegate

sNnaoNisH. sept 1.-The Republican
county convention met here to-day After
The usual preliminary work, 4. ~. bids
was chosrh chairman. aad r. Il Davis
sccrgiAFy The nominations we've a. fol
lows. Delegates t. the territorial couvcn
ton. b. Auif, Il SfiusuR. Frank Phelps
A. h Davis. G. G. Thornton aud Gco5Ee
Braskc They were instructed by the
convention 20 support Thomas u Humes
In TIE territorial convention as delegate to
congress-
Tae following county officers were
nominated Conan issiaBess D. : Baker
4 NJ prlchari and fiauk Phelps: auditor
p II iysfns treasurer, q. iAWrSs sheriff
T. y TumpAlus. probate Judge, }. C.
swaHaed sSscssgr. John =. Rose. carnarr
" SjinslDs surveyor T. Iaequr: school
superintendent J. ", Hcfhsr. Repab-
hcau central committee. G. A. Mizslus
tass- Morton and CART Aafvia.
lAe convention was swgae considerably
hy a cuailuon VI she town aelswates united
ia such = Ess4uer as 60 carry lac man 20
their eaaic AiteF a Yasc II thanks So the
Chairman aHi secretary, the convention
adjourned