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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

ansn1lag seuiisna zss7 nns sss sf IN
s9S1ss uRuNs4tnR kY eeustY eemmas.
.leneEs e. beznslu4 fnx killinN Wild
ea,Na.A - fnllcgss Sealps IS epaEAsI
IS - 11rE1 70 mora thar 8 eae1I
e,4sk be4E - elaek q rreF Nolf. g.;
4.la - - uaakEat oHnEhx wi1hin
my y1rd1 q any 4s g. dams nut lsss
nan % e H1ose than 20 csasss Fahh1t
p esntsi eepheE, . cents; s9azIssl. q
h. 1ss. - tEr. Hmnss. r.o1isssr M.
nt1lpal epFpnxs1Iqn1 % taks { oond from
cun1zacsoEs. eonfzan2inR 70 % wo4k q
make tmETevEmeni1 fog 1neh enEpuEa-
tlene. sandilioned % pay iaharsEs. me-
el1nleA. Malgzl1i m21 and oIhNsa.
Ne. ISIs by Mt. Payne, - repeal she
ct pr0sidinz fuE the eolleolion e Rad
saxas ard The mainssnanos 81 roads IL
Na. ls8. bY Mr.. Knapp, nppropsiaainq
80 DO e build : seh0oi building foE
oefee1lxe you1h @ 8ashinRteH tsEEl1usy.
Ne. 139s b Mr.. Wafman, amandina
t1e ees for ths anppaFt ol fks university
0f Washington. 90 shat ahs pr1vinion
permiflluR membsEs o. IN ieRislature
20 eonf1E seh1lmFships shall read s.feF =
period of lWo year" Instead of daring
11e o1a1ial teEm of tho member 90 an
0olnfinR. ard algo rlpgidlnR thas - all
ReFsens attending The university 90 sla-
dents 0ntaide os he connay Of King,
during each school y6ar shall have de-
d1otsd fzum their tulffon Ne aeEnaI cost
o. thetE going and rstuEninR from said
university - theiR reapooiiss honesn
No. l4o. b Me-. Case, amending TIE
allachment Law, aadinR section 10,
" Ihae the person making the afadmBii
believes the defen1sna b Be fa imml.
nent danger Of losing his Debt. oE part
Of Is, unless "a nt1aohmenf d issuod. =
No. 1ll, b. Mr.. MeElFoy (5y seqaost) },
pr0violnG that when tan oWnoEs Of tide
lands shAli peliiion the county commis-
sloneEa Of anylo0unty. sestinR forth thae
they intend 20 dyke TIE land, tbs couaiy
commigsioners Rhall appoint visuers 20
Vieg she land and consider tha best
means e doing 20 q the lsast possible
expsnsa.n
ME. Elders BIN. naming lseal holI-
ayss came No under third readine and
paassa without oppoeificn.
AF. AFFasmiihi1 bin, amending $50
ton 2 Of the aot nmen1inQ seutiong 1915
and 1917 Of The esas. ralstinQ % liana,
also passed. II provides that '.any per-
son clAimtng the benelif Of this chapter
must within forty days afteE the eioas %
said work 90 after he expiration ef the
leEms OF sxDlFalion of each year q the
leass for which nHy lands were damlsed,
Me kcR record with she county auditor
Of the county claim which shall be Ia
accordance with the pFogisions af see
li0n 1877. and said Hens may hs enfoEcsd
u civil actions. ete, provided that tbs
len oE1ated in favor of lnndlords shall
only Apply when The lease has bssn 70
eoeded.n
Council memorial No. l. aakinn con-
ZFess for an appropriation for TIE re-
z1ofal Of Oanoan rock, Wa9N reported
l4voEEblg from comuittee and Spasssd.
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M8&M aMo4tIA44 N&N8 " NA4N 3AAN M0MM
n nHEoncIuo TIE EAW.
Dw Mcuns. Jan. 1o.--0ossEnoR lar
rabee's biennial message VS. delivered
20 she legislature this afteKnoon. Speak
ing Of she pFohl6stoFy law tie RogeEnnK
easa: "Mnch prngFssa has been made
10 the enfoeoamant of The prob lhIl1fY
lau. Not Only haa The pablie sontims11
meeh improved n relation y a. bus
the tudioiai ofaosEs ere more dlsposed
20 eecoro ila enforcement. Many
judges give strong tesllmony In iin o.
voE, showing aha3 where u has been
we'll exeouled theEa hes been maxkna
Fedas1ion n criminal oilsnsas, alao ln
court expenses DURING TIE last year,
and particularly during its lattaE h4l1
lhere has been q decided falilnQ uM
IN the penitentiary eonvicia, and
q very large nnmbeE Of Ne
county ialls have been emptled, aome
Of them for TIE ersl time h years.
Thoro has been marked impTosomon1 81
the condition Of the poorer GLASSES. e.
peoially Ia the families ok aka iaboEinQ
there is very little dime1ily now n on.
- very large maiaeilg Of lhn counties,
A-A-EM~ - - NAAAA = - y 0NA A4AIA4A ~ ~
particularly aone of the i4RnaE elflma,
whare the law d nna enfaRsaf. Thla.
however, does nee inolndo al auch altinI
nor il Des Noises. Sioux Oiiy, CedaF
RApids, three Of ths larRss1 ehd moal
Fapidly Growing cities % ne n1a1s.
Prohibitlon Il nov ana has basn for Ne
paat year we'll enforced. This oonatiln-
tian makes L ineumbenl on t0a aoV0gn-
o. - enforce the lac. Tha eillzons havs
eealn and aRain called on ne % enfoEea
ine pfohihiloFy iaW IN q fs9 eogntiea
and places wheFs as yet bus llttio ~
gard has basu paid 10 A. I in turn
have called up0n the tn1Raas aAoslmA
and olher olfaeFs b aid h aeoompiiah-
tne this, bat FsaFet 70 any Wiikout eue.
ces4. know og no means at TIE oonl-
maud 0f tho exeoutivo which can b ~
lied npon 10 secure better Keenliq IN tne
fmfHra. I, therefore, Eeeommend thna q
iolnt oemmiflee Of Che general agaem-
bly Be app5inted eaEIy 10 this So.
sion % inqulHo The fa8sona foE uon
enfoFement q this Lac in ooEtain
oommunitiea and whether the On
GERS thefe aso neQleelful ~ aholF
dulaeH think s0ma measures ahoal4
be adopted 30 Qaioken the cnngcianena
of the oiiolals who nealsut oR refHHo %
perlorn theiF sworn dnly, % sl18 pro-
vide . uny foF ttsiF anspenssoa o. ~
mosal. Il Il g diagF4oa 30 the Glnle -
have iiB mnkhaKity % openly 0aAad.
Our people ara strong In their eeuvle-
tions that thi1 laW should Be oufo1oe1
ns veil ~ others, and u q ~ 1uty 81
the Legislature % provide tha meana.
7hs aafhoritY of Ne IeginiasaEa n t1e1e
matisEn 4 no longeE sabiees of dispnae.
souEl Of Ne United States settiss that
onez1i0a.n
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TIE CAxuoEHuM 0nnkIxM NEmAHmD WEzM
rmn FnMuMMEa xmxnuTns
WAnxNaxua, Jan. f0. -fks psusiaenl
today received . heanaifal enEEoaHea
oopy ef the pro1eedinR e. lha pnhifs
nlestinz Of the Oalholie8 ak Rlohmenf,
Virginia, held IN @nlehaa1lon a. fh8
iabilse of Peple Lao XIII, a whleh Eea.
uiu1lo1o we're aaop1ed. thsuhinQ ~
uxRaldaut fox the homer uhfah ~ haa
paid 70 cur hely fathers goldsn inblles
and q WhlaA the following rlmatl1
we're Included IN The address made b
biaAop keana ol Hiahm0mds aWhlIa
ne are clad 20 aoe al tender their mazks
ef con1Fatnlal1on 10 olE Hoiy EnAhaR
ear heaHls are particularly aaselet b.
TIE tTibute o. homer and aGseli1n fol-
waEded lhis week b. We preal1snl e
The Unitsd Heakeas Who ha4 n1n1 hi8
holinasa beaualfuliy anaEn8End aopy 0f
the constitutions % cur eeunaHY. BlRotzR
Deg heul q eur ultInmnnianisD, tou1r
itism, Romanism and tie like, b1t Ne
president, aftheuRh no1 hi1anlf Oafha~
lio, showed himsalf b Be men enou9h
% acs Independently Of all mMEroW-
minded inlluasce. an honor 10 the
president Who RaneEoualy interpreted b
bis actio1 The apirIt and Is1leE of ouR
aloriou1 constitution"
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se1n q tha esunull acdas wns usrn-
RaTahpely uninsEEsaalnn. Ia mnsl ol
tne wesk y thiz bo1g o1ing 5ans by the
eamDllsacG h t1e aheeneo e rEnafani
AaaMb1on l1e eAaik wa1 oeouplsd 81
~. ee4zpsl1in. 4 ioinl Fesesuflon Wa
lnlHoo1osd ~ Mr. IsBiA Easslinn ehe
l4Rizntion tNus fAR in1xodnned IN hn4b
hn11aa end the 6ingul1y axrNriauns8
~ tee sxeoulle4 u alginR aelnfnl at
tsn1tnn - btils snhmtited % htn foz
apps9sal. 1nd p<qz alnR thai 20 hills b
tntEooooeo After 8anrarY 81 un1nM by
= twotnlzds Fuses TIE resoialian hnt
pialn SAILING unah Mr.. Keula msgsa
ihat the rules Be szspsnded aRa lharas
esutlon be pot uren ilg nnai paspaQs.
Ehen H. 0oue3 amez6ed the molion
- mogln9 thnt the FesoIulioa ha ~
fsErsd p ths indiciary oommiiise. ana
ii wMs dnua.
NJ gogsB intr0auosd ! I'm 70.
la1luE % elestions. E9p8alln4 ssolian
80 cf c11ptsr 50 % ths coda Is
amenaed bF IN ec. amendinz sessions
10 a1d o0e1 q chaptlE 1l1 oa the
eeeA 1hs bal was Hafsrsad % SO a.
ai1lnEy euumilses.
Tks suhssifuis reported b 81 iudlai-
agy oommil1ee fer tie bill inlesdaosd
~ ME. a1AFpstein, EsIatina % aorpo7a-
tio1s. amending aac1ious 2k2l and 9ff8,
lnsaEpoEafine q nee s1csiuu na6zK nnm-
heE <149@ ct ehapaeR 105 Of Aha coda.
Was passed 9nallg - umanimuua vote
Ths btu h said 20 De onpy e. ~ old
lac exoepeina thai q onlaEass he ob-
5oes far whioh eorpoE1lian8 mnY Be
formed. Ia sseeloa 2i43 1ha phrane
-wlshoua q city, D amended % read
"aithin and wil1oukp
Osannli thsu a8i5nrns6 Until lom0F-
row 90 10 oaclock.
NJ. 9abel said sodny that tha iudInl-
ary eomuittoe would sa1n rspnrt favor
ably bill 1Esatina q railroad comma
SION. The Dill wiii contain the main
features Of the hlll inlradueed hY Mr..
AlsWl8s Mr.. Gabel hfmaaIf had partially
prepared also 9 similar biII, but did not
lntgodune q beoauss he did noa desire 10
add - TIE aenerai GOOD when Mr.. Lewis
bill could be monlded 10 embraces some
Of ne fsntoFss Of his hill. Wiah Refer
ence % railroad legislation, Mr. Gahal
said The NaFtheen Haci1e penple dosired
that the Legislature DO n0thiaa. Vita
rsfeEanoe 70 the Ie4lsIafinn introduced.
thas Eailroad company made Suggestions
~ 30 The formulation Of measures whinh.
wane naturally Of q "milk end water"
ehaEactss. wf
Ii b likaly the blll which will Be ss-
po9tsd % ths council viii pass that hedy.
Mnas tts fAie may BE- IN the house u lei
difnsall 70 speealass.
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IAN UAtlukMM1K MtElL - OkAl8M N4AaA3
EMxn0DUoxD.
WA1ANazoN. Jan. lo.-Ths urgency
da6eieney bill Was reported and referred
TO the oommi11ee of the whole. The cAll
Of states, which uaa nod oumpletod yea-
teRday, wae fennmed and among 1he
hilis tnarodneaA mad rufuFrad was one
by h1F. WoodbuFn, Of Nevada, dlFseiiBa
the purchase Of nnt iea1 than k40o. 900
worth Of silver ballion Per m0nth and
he coinage Of The snme into standard
doIla3s.
O1her balls were IntFoduosd as follsws,
BY Mr.. Tilman. % South CsEoliua, %
pruhihii the use of stoves o. eil lamps
On railway pas8sneoF trains, also "a
linit the pFemlgsas above par e. which
the secretary Of the treasury may puF-
chase hands for The ainkinQ fnnd.
by Mr.. Tooie, Of MonianA, 70 diepoee
Of the Fort Ella military paesEyation.
Delegate OAine q Utah presented TIE
soDslitntion Of The pIopOssd STATE 81
Utah with q m1moftAl asking fog Cd
uission into the unien also q blh foE
that purpose, al Of whiah wefa FafeRnsd.
Ins foiicwina oommit1su FapoEt wa1
uaAe By NJ. Wilkins, Of 0hio. from
he eozmfltee eE hanking and enFfonoy,
10 provide foF he iasRe ef circulating
notes 70 the national bank sassoiatisR.
Hguss caiendaF.
AdfenKned.
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cOU scIl AID HOUSE.
Nssahas Esrns q - LsxIl4snrs ever
- c1pitll R.nssal onasssss
vsrk hshs csun.n.

OEzzPxA, Jan. u. = T9pasfsl. 1 - A
dead ieek over one 81 thons negsF Is -
u1dsEEt10o houz1 rules waa a. oeesslcn
OF 11spenEi1n q EuzlneEa and nf9.
mstuEe adioarnmani o. that bo.g Sh,s
m1EninR IN faGe of - unu4nal dienn-
Bs&iu1 b % &Nnia9sn, ana wflh Nnv
QuautltT of m8lHxznl On had. Hfx
neB bills vera in1gooa1ed. fha etanlina
eommittees reported & number of b,llr
ard mem7fials Pre- and can far fnai
ecelons and The efs5ex o. 80 thira
reaGlnH had been en1nsod upun and wa
being amoothly proeeeded vita. twp
nllls and cne meu1Hial hzainQ hem
passed azd third III yas aboaf % -
voted Epuu, when H. Fellows Rafna1
The qnesliou Of pEopFiely undsR one Of
t1aoe blasted rules The house was at
onos planRad Into Q aeA oe diflsnltg,
from wnleh u only eaEaRad hy nAiourn-
meat Ths bill unEeE nonslas tfan
had ne9 been pzin1ed n1E had ths stheF
two thsk bad passs3 under TIE faYor-
able Feenmmendatiun Of the comaliiaea
fE0M which they had heen repuKted.
Mr.. Fellows sabd tAnt q wns tims 10
call halt On thaf saEl of thinn. a ruIs
bad been adopte6 8aEiy q The session
Fequirina al bills reported f1E 8 third
residing u be prinled and Iai6 % saah
members table Tor twRntg-fuur heuTs
before ilnAi action should be saksn. ana
here be sid. two hilis had hoen passsd
already, about which, nohody, ofhsr
than the members of the committee
who we're suppoaed % have examined
them knew anything. Hedid NOT want TO
BE- aaked % vote that way, and hence
th0uRhe u time 10 gst ruling Of thn
epeaksE apon the propxiety Of prooeed-
ING aRsinst the ps0sisisns q Ne rule.
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nzxArEa on TIN zDxzEzx nsEz KaAuDa
AGAIN aTrnRKD uP.

@~A@AA4 8-AAAANANAN
0mumnkxx, Jan. l0.--The trial Of
Bent. 4. hopkins, aasintamh cashier Of
the late Fidelity hank, vas resumed this
moEninQ before Judge Sage. TIE fore
n0ou session was devoted 70 afRumsni
upon tbs admissbllity as evidenea Of The
record Of the conEietion Of E. u. Harper.
1he question Of admittlng ne record
OF the Harper trial wae taken under "a.
vlsement. Testimony taken before lbe
aeioaEnmsnt Of The oase n DssembeF,
vas read 20 The iary from thashoFthand
report.
J. ". H0yt. broksr, taatIaed that 10
the fall Of 1856 he bought small qnanfi-
ties Of corn foF Hopkins on his own 90
count. 10 February, 1887, be opened an
account, uhieh Hopkins told him vas
for z. l. Harper. Il was large tFans-
action % ChioAgo wheat. TIE witness
repeated practically his testimony ii
ans Harper caaa on fhis Buhjeet. He
said tha5 be also opsnsd accounts for
''En and Il also for HaFpsr 81 Hop
kins' ptQuest.
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In vlsw Of the uninteETupted h0w Of
bills thaa II In progress the governor can
scarcely be blamed for the anxiety that
he 10 reported 10 feel over the duties
that are likely 10 Be crowded upon hfm
IN the Lass days Of the session. ~ this
writing there hiss been presented 10 him
for his signature Mr.. MeAlicken'a house
memorial, asking for the clearing Of the
upper Columbia. That Il al. This be
returned without signing on the Rroand
that memoEisIs did not require ID.
ID waa understood early In the session
that the governor waa 10 b supplied
With Goggles Of the printed bills a. they
came from TIE printer, % that be might
Keep track Of thinaa on The hill By
somebody's oVsrsight or neRlect this AZ.
ranQomeBt has not been carried cat,
both hsuses come before him foR hia
signature, they will come as total stEung-
ers. save for the introduction be may
when q Il considered that some Of the
single bills are longer than the whols
moral Law, too long % he read ~ the
committees 70 which they have beer re-
fsEred, the disadvantage unoer which
The governor or the bills OF both are
working becomes apparent.
A motion by Fellows thai the clerk Be
instructed 10 ptepare q ey1opglB OF bille
IN the aRdaF "a WHICH they wsle reported
% the house and have the sans psipted
e. calendar OF daily baalnaas. NAs
adopted.
The following lettsr rad b. the elsrk
aDd referred 10 the eommistes on puhlic
buildings.
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o6una rxnrrvrrun 10 N AnawpcwmD N
ooaBzuUHHcR.
81. Pnrxnsnuna, Jan. fo.-AKEEnnne-
msnts for the moFemeuia q couft have
been altered. The imperial family win
make q shorter stay at bt. Petersburg
lhan vas intended. The czAf and BIZ
family will come hera % Thursday,
hold Ghs customary New Years reesp.
ton on Friday, and Immediately Felafn
% TIE palace e 0aszshine. The oouFi
balis will Be- aBandoned. All thesl
ehnnnss are dua 10 she discovery Of an.
other ploi naainsl tbe life of he ear,
A large number Of persons have beeu
arrss1ad here for participation IN the
pIot, among them several ofdesR6 Of the
array tuas arrived 81 81. PetsEsburg fFou
the provinces.
uMusUAL MA0RETUnE.
BsarxE, Jan. 1o.-prsvats oispafeheI
frDm warsaw siats thai The eonspiracJ
against The ear wng plauned II %
oeutsr Of Sc. PstsrsbnrR. aud uas Of 90
nnsuni mAQnitada. ~ KeRards beta TIE
nnmbers and fhe position 81 q nuDbeI
of The PERSONS impsIeaasd.
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wosr os I'm pAxss wuEz poxs III
cnMMExxKnAs
OzzxEzA. Jan. Ia lspsstAL r. Ths
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Il was this thai caussd the trouble.
A oFoea hKe Of motions, amsndmenta
and euaEeations was made, under whinh
q wns thouRht thai hzsinens minht Be
proco6ded With, but they only tangled
ths situation more and mere. RinalIy
Ms. Reed ankad fer Tie reading Of the
rule In question. A. no one knew upon
what day Il was passed, the clerks Endns-
took q general skiEmish thfoueh the
minutes 70 ind it, and afteF period Of
waiting, In which they ooald Giqa no en-
eouEa0Enaana Of an early discovery, che
hense decided 10 adioaFn until to1noF-
r0w, at 10 o'clock, 20 give them q full
opportunity 10 hunt if up. ID Il under
stood that Mr.. Fellows viii insist On
this rule being followed during The bal,
anoo Of he session. as precautt6h
aaRinst hasly and III advised l6Rizi6a aicn.
10 wnB atAasd IN the report yesterday
that tie bin providing for tne eERantza
tion and fostering uf kna militia hsd
been reported from the E1ilitnsy cnm-
mitiee without Recommendation. Tbts
action has created he utmost disgust
anaonR fhe OficeFn and members Of the
militia, many Of whom are here anxious
20 sse passed Q proper Law for the eFRan-
izaiIsn and enoouEagsmeu3 Of fhe mill
tia. Bets were offered last night 90 ME.
Fellows, chairman 81 the COMMITTEES,
that be nos no oeheR membeE of tha
cOmmitsee eepostiuR ne hiil could ell q
singls peoyislon q q. In other words,
thnt The bill Wns EspoFted back without
having besn read. The bet8 were not
taken, hut MK. Fellows laughed the mat
ter of, saying thnt the bill vas too lonR.
and that IL would % painted aud could
than be studied b the whole hoase.
The ot7sex nnemoeEs Of the military eoni-
mittee are Mr.. Warman, 0f Raoino. NJ.
Baoay, Of Linooln. Mf. Hnnes. of kina.
and Mr.. Irwin, Of Wbitmap. MF.
Bnosy, hg tho way, fs Reported aa not
likely 20 return duTfns tue session, be-
ting still qrite III at his home near
spra4ue. He hns been excused indsh-
nifely.
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nnsUrR or A nkEEnnAD AocpEz1 a. nav.
KnuIE'E, MAasa0HunExws
PoarnkmD, Mainn, Jan. I'LL n Fe-
posaed alonR the Boslon 4 Mains rnil-
rsaH thai q paz81nEaR train has Gona
thFpaah fhn hridze e. Hsvsrhin, 8aG1a-
ehusstia, ana that theEe haFs been thFsG
kiIlsa and tuenty intaFsd.
wxM1 zmzccaH xMn naEna4
Bosaaz, JaR. i0s-sothina positisn
fron ths rspsstsd anstdnnt q HapsrhiIl
hss ges hasa Fsesigo1. but telsphenic
sdvises iron thaa elty siats that he
c'aioek eKpnns1 from BoGson weni
thsonnh ths Brndford bridge ever tka
MexrfmRa EiEnF this aftarnoan. and thnl
ssgsn dead bodias have alEaady been
tAksn frem the wreck and foFtY-fsuf
passsnesEs are rsporiod - Be istara4.
m1az o1zHzmIn Aoocuzz
HavxzRrd. Mnas, Jen. 10. - Tha
Portland expFoss whieh lsft Boat0n f1s
pnrsIan3 - j osioek, Det vita q sri.
ona aeeitant tbia aftrKnoou betu q
Bsaafosd 6laslen nnd ~ HsssrhiI
! bri&as ever 1te MorFimae. eau11t b
ne rails splDAdlnQ nnaF 9 fred On I
/ carve whaFe q tern b ma6N 80 KuR %
the bEA1Re. The train oun1IahB& e. a
nuntns, TO baRazgs ears. 3 s1aokin.
pafisr and tfses psssn1RsF ears II
enE1ns p4ese1 NAfsiy 0sas but q
aunnhag nn6 s9o oeg1 lslt fhe lTae1
l Ihe nn8nkimR ear Rnn 90 ih4 kEldas an
ltuEned Over. 0ns eaanb Smashed iui
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

AxxkHr. Jnn. f0.--En Ne trial e9aingi
Hal- Thaa. Q Rlaft, % saeare hia ~
mnVss frum fhs aiEos e ouaHsn1Inn
eag.snlr1lannr tha iasy Was s1eased an1
- - fnr EIss s1ata mnds 1hs opsa-
- asnnmnna. wash oonuple6 ms ~
mafnasf 81 the daE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

Warx.1 WALLA BoAnD oF TnADE.
WarxA WAxE.A. NJ. T.. Ian. Z.

WANAA WALLA bu&AN ~ AMAD8s
WarLA WALEA. W. T., Jan. Z. IS.
Hon. w. n. Clark. Olympic, ". t.
DRAn 6IRs--At 3 regular meeting Of tue
Walla WaIla Beard Of Trade, January
hth, 1883, ! Vas iRstFuesed % o1ef on
behalf Of the board ct trade 20 tne Ter
Fit0Fy Of WashinRtcn, . suitable sad
asceptable tract Of land Of not les
than ten acres, within the limiia OF tnts
city, on not less than eighty acEea I'D.
Joining She city s1itnbis for . site for
eacitaI huildiDas 10 Be seles1ed by he
ofIlcaEs Of the territoFy. and tbs s1na OF
$4,000 N cash. upon The sole cendfEtnn
that ths capital of he tsrriioRy Be To-
oaasd IN this city hg ne present. leaia-
latnre.
the toEEieoFial treasury ne eat1 SUN Of
aEo Ooo and aAtisfae1oEy boa4 foE ths
eouvsyanos of naid sEAet Of land 10 NE
ssrritosy, ss soon as sslse1eds ulihin Zen
days afts1 the apeep1aHee ct this e1sE.
4 YES also tnwtKsFuesed 30 sathcktHs
ana request y0u 10 present. tnis o9sr IN
dae fora 70 TIE lsgislatare. which ! ncv
do. Vsgy Rsspectfally Iosrs,
MAmzoa d. EanzKR,
6eurslaFy Beard Of Tra&a.
Inmadiaiely follcwinf this the seso-
lutians psctssting aasiasl undus aud
oIensfVs railroad lsaialafion ndopssd
hy TIE Seattle board Of iEads vas Fead
and referred 70 he cofPaFntton eom-
mif4oa.
Tka standing committee on the hos
Bital for he tnGnne repnEtea having
visited the new aaylsm aud fesnd :
sulandid a1rnctafe; thai the inmates
ssaued 90 es eo1tssfe4. stas 1heg So
Ported thaa the aUpnopriakioa foR shs
| buildia9 hsd besn exe1s&2a ID tba San
az $500 and The aryfapFiaafon fer Fun-
uinR expsngeg $50 1he eommi11ee
eommeaaed the eppEopFiation % sun
Gent 10 cover this amoa1t togstheE with
| 9ss 90 for ths Eunulna eNpensaa foR 80
/ too years 10 come. and &AAIlDo teg im-
pFoyement In gfoun6a, e1e., wiaieA nag
b dsamed psopsf. Ths sspusa waa 20
faEFsd - ths oomm3ttss oa uaEs ane
naana and ths fell0giaa hilis gsss n
lrodaes&
uEE1s ux1ruucEn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

Ne. la1 y NJ. uasE ut Takina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

MuMnoE, Oonm, Jan. liz --Bs1wan 3
and ! o'aloek this morning ne alna
h0uss and edfaining dUslIiaR Iaaafsd ~
Rast Vnlaas. neaF Mu1Fos, un1 turned
e ths ground. Tknoo po1aons paRilhn&
q the aAme1s Aumh9E. 9f aha pampMEM
who we're fonee6 30 ace fKom he hnli&r
iaR auhefed severely from exposars. .thsy
haslng bed 10 ii@e - doa psppss oiolf-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

6PaxAmn RAExA, W. 7. Jan. 10
TepesiaL l-kf q meetin9 of The board
~ trade th1m esoalnR K8nelution wma
unantnnsusly a6optad p1oleglinR a9ninsi
ths PASSAGE of oaaaea bin No. - en-
tiflsd IAN aet 10 eEea1e q board o.
FailFoa6 eommi1zioneEs fer the perDaas
Of regulating rsiiFozds Ia The IsEFi1ogy
aBd urging he Fepxessnlafisas Esom thia
oounty 10 ~ al the hnnorabls mgang
II thalR power foR lAs dsfsMs 81 that
nnnnEzEa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

PHTM1una, 1ans 10. = lo-@oEEOw
nftegnoaa tha PiiaahnER Elsel Oasllng
Company vail sa9a ihe btR s1eei gun
thaF ass maktna fax he appsoEnl 81 Ne
Unitea S1a1ss GoseEnmenl tt il fee
arst aun Of ~ sIze tbat hag bees n1ads
as ans eas4 II uasesagfal - new s1yls
81 sea win ptsbmhiF G1ppt4ns lbs
'sbmils ar oram4Hea nSw ~ 49, TIE
wesaht q she gun b - he ags nnd
ons-nalf tona. Tbs aetal isnEsh - -
inchea. Ths VsIoel1Y of the pssteelils
Z no fssl Per sssaa4 Ihe ulo1H1rs
AZ ne ahamter h Is tunA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

WkmEmoTou, 1an. 10. - Assistants
TrsaauFsg Maynard suslains the eoiIe1-
ioE II eusi0ms e San kfsneiseo d -
ssassna ths dzty "a ne Fa,s q 100 pez
can1. AZ uaiogeM on 18Flalm an-AniI1&
nlaVina cards impnHlnd from Ohlua.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

WAaMImoxcM, Jan. 10 - Mr.. HNlo1
PMFkar aiad ~ bis fsaiaenas n thls eitY
foday, aasd o ysAs9 He wae Unita6
atstas u,1niEtsR - o1lla tlafey y4aE1
50, end has IiTz1 y N1sAin1scn ms
tsIl He Ia ~ ollos q l1ean1 q -
| ss.sfhs1nIan 1nsfituts for mang gaagN
- wna ere ~ tha moMa am1nemh ana
rs1unsasa aialxsna ef fho aapAank
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-11

us MAST BGrFALIOH BAND 70 Now
<~sT % take any oaGAHHaeNsAs olthfz
- ~ bgass. ep.eisi aslonlipn gwen 3
..si,- n tasix line. AL cemmnnicafinE1
- : .Sasuassd % JoHn Z. M1f0HRL.L.
- nssaser q ssnd. deia