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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-16
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PARADISE, NEv., Feb. g, SO.
| Ed. SILVER STATE: With your
permission I desire to state 2
few facts end make o suggestion.
| Nov, IS / have observed in this
country, We have periods OF season
able or rainy weather, or heavy
falls of snow, and periods OF drouth
or very little rein Or snow. These
periods are of duration OF FROM
twelve to fifteen years. Now, as
you know By being sn early settler,
one OF those dry periods ended
about 1864 or 1865, and We had 8
period OF seasonable years from
that tirze until 1873, q period of
thirteen years, and since 1873 the
fall OF Snow and raj has continued
to grow less, with now and then
an exceptional year. I make no
pretsntions to being a scientist or
philosopher, and have but small
store OF words, but l have lived
long snough to have made some
observations. Now, as it is almost
Springlime, and as there is no
snow on the mountains, which is
our only resource for water tor
lr'igating purposes, things are lock-
las awful blue, and something
must be done, AS the human
mind has devised ways and means
To chain the lightGing, and hold it
in subsection, and made iron to
feat upon the water, and has
utilized the great power of steam,
has lighted our cities by electricity,
and mastered almost everything
that can be conceived of, why not
devise some means OF producing
snow or rain when desired or when
as il is at this time?
Now, in my boyhood days in
Missouri or ia the enlightened
State of Illinois, there were many
so ignorant as to believe that prayer
would bring rain, but l have seen
this means tried and it was not a
success. Now, as God is nature
and nature is God, let us try to
devise natural means to produce
natural effects. Now let me state
a few facts, and then make my
l was raised in a very |
heavy timber country, and 1 never |
saw forest fire that was not follow
ed by rain, and it is a known |
TACT thai every heavy battle during |
the war was followed Immediately
afterwards by rain. Now lay sug- |
gestion is for every body to go to |
work and FIRE all the worthless |
crossword, rabbit brush, old straw, |
straw stacks, or any thing else that |
s worthless and will burn, and no |
1oubt this will produce rain.
Don't ask how for 1 can't tell
Tou, but let US try it, and if it fails
md does no good, it will be like !
he old woman's tea, it will do no /
larm, and your minds will be I
,etter occupied than to try to con-
ure up war in Samoa, for the 7
Dutch won't fight, or to bother 4
our self over the amendments to 4
he Constitution. L
RANCHER.
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LeEn Broken.

Barney Nc Gallery, driver OF the
Genoa stage, allowed his horses to
20 at a pretty lively gate o few
days ago and William Zirn a
passenger, thinking the horses
wers running away jumped out and
broks beth his legs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-16
AZ. SORTS.

-TANTRD-Wonsen to dc hease
work. Apply at this Office. If
Tho Tiger hat in al tho latest
shapes 81 4. Col,z'g Emporium.
-Finess undsrvaTe in the nlar-
ket at bed rock prices 81 4. COINS
Emporium.
| Suits and shirts made to crtioE
and Is guaranteed at A. Cohn'1
Emporium. jail I'm
| Tho Carcon Guards 6asquor-
sdc hag bsen postponed On acccuns
Of tho small poz, IS sanitary MOS
sure.
1t is Thought thai tho snail
| pox came here il the coatuzc1 CT
the lsss rnsgquar.ds freq. Gan Fran
cisco,
-Wantod-A ha7d.fnishcd COM
| !Srtabla mousse With scvcn ., eight
rooms. Add. ess this Office, stating
pgice.saS locst:ca. atf.
-Dr. Z. G. Winnie, dentist.
o6ce on Telegraph street, swo door,
west CT zshner's fruits store. OGco
houTz from P. e. to 7 p. e.
Tue vito Of :. }. Aoyerr pre-
sented her husband with 6 II
psu1d BOY OF St. Valentines Day.
Frisnd 10 now happy grand
fa!bo-,
There 10 no danger in giving
Chamberlain Cough Remedy to |
Children, IS i contains no injurious |
substance; besides it Is unQuelled
for colds and Group. Children Ike |
= For sale By G.. G. Tha1tor.
-Chsmbsrlain's Cough Remedy
is famous, for Its prompt and effec-
tual cures Of coughs and colds. The !
most severe Geld may be loosened
and relieved by few doses OF this
valuable remedy. For sale by G.
Q. Thaztor.
Group can always be prevented
BY giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy % soon as the child be-
comes hoarse. It is pleasant and |
l2fe to take and perfectly reliable.
Price, 30 cents per bottle. For sale
~ g. O. Thsxter.
Jas. II. Crockwell OF Virginia {
Jity will be at Marston's Gallery ]
Turing the sitting of the Legislator
Icing all classes of Photographic /! !
york. Come one, come ell, bring J
our babies. Constock views on
ale. Jan 10 I'm E
Tho following is from the pen OF
fr. L. P. BardwelI, editor OF the
'HE MARION CIows) PILoT, Will, we
elieve be Of inteies. 80 marv OF
ur readers. He says: ~. IL
nth pleasure that I certify to the
cal merits OF Chamberlain $ Cough
I have used is in nv
amily for years and have always
ound it Nos. excellent, and especi-
lly for colds. Group Snd SO o throat.
b is safe and effective" For sale !
y G. G. Tkaxtor. o
A Pleasant ResSrt. lie
Members and Attaches OF the
and the other Winter '
2journers at the Capital, can find c
0 pleasanter place of resort foy (
aadirg the latest papers and mag =
zines and selecting popular BOOKS
ian at Cagwln and Noteware's
orner store-diagonally opposite :
he B. & Z. Bank on Carson street.
Iere can always - foupo a. sorts
plain and fancy stationery and
eneral Office supplies; besides sn
ndless variety of novelties. ~
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Notice.

/ desire to sell my homo in
Carson during The next thirty days.
0. r. Leonard.
Carson Feb. 1lth 1889.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-02-16
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.

| Senate called to cpa3s 0: IL n
| Presidents pro sero. Villas In tn
chair.
Pra7aa By tie Chop.alc.
| Minutes seai 40 norai.
| Reports OF standing and sslsc
conuaistaes raooiYed.
| INTRODUCTION eF BILZa.
| 3. 3. 81, By 5pzoulo-To psy 7
N. 2sons G1,750 back salary a
| Principal # the State University II
the yea-s 1873. Rssarred so Cora
noi2see on ClaiEns.
! Resolution TO have the session o.
/, tho Senate commence Ct 10 a. n.
hercafteg vas considered st consider
| aba length aad anally laid on tbs
table.
4 communication WIS received
fros, somebody in Reno whose name
| coull. not be deciphcred, stating
| thai saoco ars 123 students in the
Stata Uni4ergisy ever 10 yoaIs of
age. exclusive Of tho little children
composing the training school.
Z. 2. 10. Z, by Wyckofi-Tc
regulate Office hours OF coznty
officials. Amended and tabled.
s. B. he. 20, by Sawyer
AE.ondatory o. Aca to jndicially
rodistrics the State. Considered in
Ccnr,itsee OF the Whole, progress
reported ard leave granted to sit
again on tho matter.
st 1890 recass taken till 2 P. Z.
AFTERNOON cEssIcE.
S. 3. No. IS; to dcfne tke boun-
Gary Ire between Humboldt snd
Elko. Refor-cd to Com. Of tho
Whole.
A. B. No.7s; to rcpesl 81 act to
the construction OF
rail road in tbs gouthsrn part OF
Nevada. Gaforrod to Com. on
reil-cads.
GZNERAL FILE.
Substitute for s. B. No. 80;
appropriatinS money for State
Jniverslty. Tabled.
Substitute for A. B. Nos. 7 and s;
.elative to rape and seduction. |
Amended and passed.
S. 3. No. So; Public schools
postponed.
Substitute for s. B. No. 43; |
cigarette bill. Referred to Com
aztec on public morals.
A. 8. No. 80; TO provide for
aging for the copying OF Assembly
ousHals. COMMITTEES on claims.
A. B. Eo. "a; relative to insSno
erTons. Coz zittce on Insane
Asylum.
A. B. No. 95; compensation of
ounty officers. Judiciary Com nit
50.
Adjourned.
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INTRODUCTION or BILLS.


By Springmeyer-A. B. 81, an
Act TO establish the boundary Lines
betweens Douglas, Lyon and Ormsby
counties. Referred to the three
counties delegation.
Petition, by Springmeyer, from
citizens OF Smith Valley, Lyon
county, to be annexed to Douglas
county, 1as read and fled.
By Allen, Of Storey-A. B. 98, an
Act to amend Section IA of an Act
providing for ths cure of the insane
Of Nevada. Referred to Committee
on State Institutions
s. B. 21-.An Act regulating the
business OF Insurance companies and
compels then to report statements TO
the State Controller. Refers to for
eign companies. Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee.
s. B. 45-An Act prescribing
what shall conatitate actual resi-
dencs.
Senate joint and Concurrent Res
olution No. 10-Relative to hydro
graphical snd Typographical surveys.
Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Senate Joint Memorial and Reso-
luton, relative to amending Section
2, OF Article 9, OF the Constitution
of the State of Nevada. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
C1EERAL FILE.
A. B. So An Act to provide for
the publication and preservation of
Supreme Court Reports. Indefinitely
postponed.
A. B. 9o-An Act to amend an Act
to regulate compensation of certain
county officials. Refers to Nye
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Baths.

n Luxurious, warm and comfcr
able baths .: Cuhna's, opposite
State Capitol.
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Ophi--5}
Nezie.1-3 %
Gould 8, Curry s.
Best 6 BeloheF-A90.
Con. Ca. g Vas
Savage
CSollar-2 20
Pososi-2 10
Hale q Ncrcross-z
Grown Point j.
Beloaca-2 80
Eentack- 2 10
Alpha-2 20
Ccnadesce-14
sierTa Nevada-3 30
Utah 90
Ezeheqse-S5
Seg, Releker-2 s.
Cva.Ean-l ~
Un;er-2 %
Challsags-l %
Ande5-80
Peerless-o0
hSac-l %
Gavaie-1 so
Bodie-1 So
North Belle ISLE 20
Nevada Queen-2f
Seorp.on-50
Nt. Distlo-2 20
Silver Hill-So
Yellow Jackets SIS
Alts-2 10
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ASSEMBLY.

Assembly met at IL A. n, Speaker
Coffin in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. G. r. Davis.
Journal read and approved.
On motion s. B. 81, IAN Act appor-
tioning moneys collected as interest
on deferred payments on public land
contracts, was indefinitely postponed.
House went into Committee of the
Whole, Garrard in the chair, for the
consideration of General Deficiency
Bill. S. B. %. Passage recon-
mended.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
PASSENGER LISTS.

The steamer waIls waiis. from San
Francisco, Feb. S.
For SEATTLE. II. chIlberg, G. Saefert
aga wife, r. webster. n. T. Webster, Miss
Il. Carlson. Miss T. Carlson, NJ Carlson. ID.
+. Lennox, A. b. Ford and wife, w. Vert
Burton, r. L. Davis. H. I'll. Stewart, J. l..
Holiday. G. Whitman, w. II. Pmrsell. A.
Lanswela, J. c. Brace, ThCran J. Klein, J.
Petit. j. d. Ernest Chas kellogg, III. +.
Gray. c. j. Walsh, W. g. Paige, r. Mcin-
tire. W $. Macob. 3 W. Archibald, J. w.
Meholin, Miss Temple, & J. stiliwel. p.
Boccon. Il. G. Swsxce, Miss y. wolford, W.
III. poTely, Mrs. q. Price. j. T. Patchetf. j.
B. Presley. Capt sawyer, wife and daugh-
ter. W. G. Rilitng.Iey, w. +. Gleason. 4.
Adsmsou.
Victoria. Koehier. J. F. Fee, P. Bineil,
w. Ii. Williams,
Port Townsend-w Gruan. W Morrissey,
4. H. Gilbert. G. Harniii, w. II. HoFd. III
Halghr. q. X. Richardson. q w Downes
and wife, ]. l. Conner. C. Jensen, Z. Z.
James
Oregon ( Caliiernia-p Passed Meifora l.
coomhie, Mrs. Smeed. Geo. scpeere and
wife, =. S. Toy, j. Il sullivan, r. Campbell.
Mrs Morrill,. Mr.. Morrill,. w. II. Peftis, G..
W. Miller. Mrs ]. Muir. H. v. Hall. A. W.
aud wife. r. W Blumberg. J. ~ CLAYTON,
Frank r. Muller, s G. -laiden, s. j. Caon-
bic. ]. Atkinson. y. Bennett. r. Larson.
Mr.. y. Taylor, Mrs Bennett. Nielsen Ben
nett, Mrs. c. j. Noy, T. Cans. Jr., j. B.
Rurt, 5, Emej :, J. 5. Fogs, ID. Earl and
wife. Mrs Blnmberg. Dr N A. Weed. 5. III.
Harper and wife, and 80 seeoudcia
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paeEs1 e. fanrrssx far Sc rrrrs&e % az
1lzsfFSAD 81 kzzz&<. 20 wiz II ar rf s.srrs-
xrssst ~ SgsHf sszs atses cs rssaxrses sr,ts ~
80, lsz>IaEss1 Of tie president Of las
1870 -sasrs In slze EzsuTIsv pf Instances
azszs arts Fsress6ess ssr sse sssars ssl4<ssr
II fkt1efssEzsi0nsl esnsentsons. IN sssSsar
sa4s@zees egssiAs1se enaE*me authny-
ga SzsEsi Conventions AMI tie zrfs<ss, a.
tss9zrzA kiaey Ia EsEsSv-uiG senFsss Is ssaax
ss0xe Iae Circumstances szrszqexsstxx
sss1s case srs nss ez before stated saeh ss
= MAKE y criterion fo~ exexatfre s1taoa
ktrs i se~ms 70 sas that she onIr EDrs1r,er
eaAtAs ~ 2azrzzze IN she pseEassss and the
ezaF one ~ sAfeb "A appropriation
~ sne expenses es f1@ eseet5on
g 4esegszEz sr Of tie eznenee
El1isA I'd ~ Re inrarsEa ia holding eor~
szatEu0tsE csozeeztsoa. ezn BE SsEslIy RET
SID ssrvvIaesz ssF Il sEsrszxh legislative al.
l1n- Inaess tbs legssskEnFe Ex The ffnne d!
con Feafsx ssis aDp~DpEssse the sHsaz zeezs-
sa<s 70 fsafay TIC ex sses1sss MtfenGxnt a eos
the EaExS10g Ut 80 large ssc6y. fhsra N No
EzsfAed abort ~ = co1Eyi sutson By tks Peg
psc- 4 csnara0s1 ygrrnes Gfz69g the rses-
PIE ioeksi1x b he assembling 81 each .
eonvsnfsan II necessary 20 ktA knreess, and
y Sats 9nzusasrT ezz he xszseTtzinef. then
tAe executive. n tbs light II szeb cnE4
eertxd desire aua the expressed
s - ca sassr rsrt . bear
upon bssth The election Of delegates and
tee hosdfag Of q convention would be las
tilted IA fsk3ng sofne xssitahle action 10
meet tae wsshes 81 the people.
The exeeussvs can, by vtrTne s6 the pro-
visions OF section 80 af the revised stat
ases Of the United states. convene N
extraordinary sesssou 81 she territorial leg
tzi2rHre. when tse re6so1s Tor zhe szzze
hare been presented 10 fhe president and
his sSpfDsal Gully gixeu-g HIT BE the AMI
Tersaa Wish Of The people that tue iegis-
sAsnre zDees- aud this wish ear be
TIE oaky method by which any resulss Dss
be obtained which wou.d be permanent
kn1 satisfactory. have the honor 70 lie
very respectfully toar of<dsenf servant
J. =. METCALFE
Attorney general Washington Territory.
Hon. Eugene Sempie, GoxeFnor Waxhi.S
ton Territory
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.swhv. Agnes said Charles 10 hts best
giGl with = ssssTowful plaius in his voice.
I'm afraid run must farexo the iaxury OF
silk haDdkerehiefs heH We 20 hDusekeep-
Ing" Not at al, Charles. darling. Tok-
las, Ssa.eFrQan 4 Co, oniy ehaFgef 25e fos
this, sad il ooSt txire the money
The Pacific Ceass Detective Agency has
secured Splendid efices IN ske Union block
snd IS FTerafes3 90 handle detective wa.k
IA sN ~ Us Various branches iGcAs &
CIsEsa~os
81. Aias 81 81 french soTsets reduced 70
81. Chester iesrv.
Tie newest shaYss In snen's and hcys
c1sfars just received from Cxsor & Co. aud
Earl ( HtssoE. TaSlEs. singermAR & CO,
Eemnans ale Chester Clesry.
Atwood jerseys Ter ladies. cestfng IS. are
f;ow otEcred fos s. Teklss. slngerraaa &
Ca.
zsc. Ladies' aersno vests Chester
Clssry.
Lsdies' hssek Jerseys At the san Fran
cisco store for zsrs ssES-
Remnants dress goods Chester cle4ry
The nights are cold jys1 cow. Why not
esi tsir 81 SlIr lext SILVER gray blankets,
rsssaned from 81 20 81. ur 3 gair "a exfsa-
heavy German. full SIZE, reduced from
81 80 10 81 Texlss. siDgeFmsn 4 Co.
Remnants eFa1seiaeries. Chester cleary.
L.nzEs-tsim1s. tTimrninxs, and furs can
h 9og 81 bali price. for THIS week only AZ
the San Francisco Stcre-
Remnants az laee curtain uesx Chester
cleGry.
Chfdrrnss hoods ard cagss Of at varieties
NJ The s2n Francisco store Great aargainx
Remnant sale. Chester cieary
Embroidery ssie this weeS We bought
lss 81 ssx 81 fsse dollar. Chester Cie&ry.
los let Of anc plaid white goods. ches-
Ter C}eary.
ps~uivsEv the chespess l0s in the ctr.
nv sES1 l0f cen Atls-%srees cable line In Yes
seT's frss 81, i;ien. eAixE1s- George Dsarssel,
Commercial street
Embroidery sale. Tire greatest drives on
record. sssN patterns 20 select fgssza- Ches-
ter Cl-zgy
Em0roiaerv sale. Chsssrr Ciesry.
BIG sale esabrcideSiaS. Cbesse- sslsary.
nss5ses. from ) csntz rY. a. Toksas. SIN
ESTn4a a 60 ..
sale ~ sTasyas6eries. ssa rsiscsss. az the
9sssssenf makes fAesssF Caexry.
eerssss 81 as SIZES SOC Is eeHts pair a.
,Sss Sz2 FRANCHISES Store.
BIZ sac 81 Teuuants Chester Gear.
T,zs tsa waat eae szss af rssAy FHAsse
esas hss ST sHaat hasf ff1nss Il ~ Cal GA
Tskies -itSffassa s Co.
A sac assovgHsut ~ tasal~ss sosl AFzsesss
cap fsux ~ ess n h4lf Yzses- Cal ea
Tuk as Ssngeraaa 4 Co
Eu nrsisiesiss ssssaelngx half nonDeiags.
MARIA sl<es fss fhe ns.sson New %.
trrSs 81 she xrVas ssnbEeiasry sale ssifs
mesk tbs Stxr caeavy.
$50. VI. Tllse8s. K8seussmrsh. ". r..
makes sSAsesszsy cf fraas faos brs1sess
psa s<rTy .ua ceasrsls sne 8ost vs,axsl.
Kxnk -sfxvxases- B4a- Z. s1lp9s 4 Ca,
EzieasAnrga SsssonAz
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PERSONAL.

NJ. W J. Honeyman Of rosslans is In
tAe city.
NJ. = Sseiabesxer representing Raaa,
AgNsliy & Co. ChseaEas. l. ia the city.
Mr. william Lair Hill lesE FOR San Fran
cisco last nteht. "a BE xAssnt from Is 70 %
esyS His satsSsen there - 20 attend 10
sosse iekai hzssiaasS
M 4. ] Rass. the street railway man Of
Ssssksuc Falls. = IN town. aa3 spent the
lsrss psgk af yesterday in hooking OVER the
nns ~ tAe sssisie elecs ric rasa
ReT <. A Beard. superintendent OF the
American Home Mission Sse5efv. leaves
fkfs ssnyalae fsr New York sFsi Resson. -
BE- assent TIRES ~ fous weeks He xsses 50
present tssa claims ~ Washington FOR more
ministers ana churches
NJ. Matter Gsssskiaa, whc for n nugrteT
81 Mar has eeeu connected with tie
y hs,is~ale c}alhiez house OF FxcaesSae-.
ssszs5k nd & Co.. New York. srEived ia TIRE
city YESTERDAY aHss payrsso<s colas safo the
clos hing htlsfaeSS sssaaevs hrre IN WsshiTSe-
taa he "a hassher es Mr.. 3. tio~sskiHd
VI thts cssy.
Eesisser IaAn 3. EAiFsi. 81 she United
States isn! esAtse. haS been e01slns,f 70 his
residence sar rho p&St wcek with whst
:nYasses,sss ~ ne 4n astArk az essia Sever.
surerflsSaaeeas rs egvfaegk- YESTERDAY NJ
ssies fAaash Uiss eassrS3t weil, wEs e. as
psa,s - t2as aaaG efsaeS. ANA sat ia . essatess-
81 la.iss eAse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
SEAL KILLING.
Captain Steinorth Tells How the AMI
mai - Taken.


mai - Taken.
The little schooner veniuee, owned by
J. {. Sixan. OF this city and commanded
by Captain q. G. sseinorfh viii leave here
this afternoon on sealing cruise. With a
desire To give 10 the readers % the Pcsr.
fSFEELfuESIER an insight into the seal
HSiling ls1siness Capt sseinorth was seen
Yesterday afternoon by a reporter and the
captain gave the following information
eve will leave here to-snorro1 afternoon
for Port owuseud where VIC win cicar
Prom there | Intend going down the coast
for few hundred miles. the length OF
s.fse th At ] stay thets depending entirely
upon eifenrassAness viii then so to the
SoFthsra fishing gSouacs. These grounds
are = little uSrth OF Cape Flattery and ex-
tend as Tar rs yca desire 10 go. The seal
ing season generally lasts from March or
April uafal she ist OF October
The Fenture viii carry nine men all
t9ld. Two uf these arc hunters. each Of
when win have a boat. One man If he
has any kind Of lack, ean kin between zoo
aud Go seals IN season However. this is
not always the rule dare say IL We were
to hare few months OF bad weather, the
Venture ~onsd return 70 Seattle almost
empty.
s+~eals are either shot or srearcd. shot
AAlAa Ets86N& VITA RGI&1AtsfA aA&& fssktN E5t
generally used. the Indians who hunt
seals being the only ones who use spears
The lnataas are very adept Ia handling
The spear. hni white sneu make more per
severarg hunters than Indians do. have
bceb luc&y esnagh 10 secnre two excellent
hunters for this season. Asssrs = y.
johnson ard =. r. Nni&oon, tie
former lsaiug unusually expert TIE seal
Is unusually hard 20 Nil. the vital spots
esstnz bat tao ia anrnber-the bead and
citiler side % tbs body near the fore flEp-
rer. | hare seea nuutcrs pat Il Gcsshot
Ia II seal. and ssseu see animal has escsped.
Th3s is tse ventures second trip To the
sealis : grounds. TIE prospects for reca
season are maay, and IL Is nay ssaeefe wish
ID A. they NAY hss raj ed =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
BY DKmocRATrc cHIcASx.
Small Hepe Of Immediate Admis-
sfssn Of Washington.

Tue ehasre for the admission of wash-
irgfaz 20 statehood during the present
session Of congress grows beautifully less
every DAY sad Mr.. II. C. wilmagfn. Of
the executive subcommittee. yesterdsy
The news from Washington IL not ~ al en-.
eouraging, and the fact that We have been
made the bstf Of Democratic gerry1antler
and iassncsrisy becomes more patent each
day. since lts late Waterloo. the Democ-
faey has manifested an apparent disposf-
ton 10 admit al the territories that ask for
admission. and they ea5olsd many esple
Into believing that they honestly meant
what they said. Bat The adoption Of the
most Transparent methods Of ehicane and
delay, By the introduction OF aurensons-
bic measures for the admission Of ali the
territories. shows exactly where they stand
II con't know that the Republicans OF
Washington. II they ever really expected
thai the territory might be admitted by the
Democratic congress. have any great cause
for disappointment We might have
known that we weBid be deceived. Bur
we know thai we will be let IN BIZ the Eext
congress. and there IL an inmeuse lot Of
Subtraction. after ali, ia asking the reeoz-
milton Of OR rights from those who are
aud have always been our friends, rather
than lhnre whn have fFoxa the first con-
sissently piaced the bar OF party iegisia-
ton aeessss onr pafA. and VINO have
pretended 90 be friendly 20 the coming
sta+e only when an Overwhelming defeat
eanseG them 60 change their tactics and
eutleaygr 10 curry faver with those whose
rights they had srevsously CONTEMPORARY
Ignored
II do not think there is much prospect
OF an extra session Of the Fiffy.si-st con-
gress after the dissoiutiun OF the Flftisth
on March 4" continued Mr.. wilmarfh.
There certainly viii not be for the con-
slllerasiun OF the territorial question sfoiie
An exjgeney might arise In which the tariff
question OF further com plieaiion of the
Samoan trouble might reader the calling
Of an extra session advisable. bat Presi-
dent Harrison has mauifested such cool,
conservative TEN o. FaHeaI in the diseGs-
sion OF public questions that nader err
binary circumstances al extra seSsj0n ss
not TO IL hoped for
fhess. Is ssne tAirg, however, we can DC
certain OF. Oar patience will be rewarded
after tne arst Monday IN next December.
and COS fewera VIII come from the hands
OF oar friSag<.
s-The cosnmitfe. Il set at work in Sc at
aud our zeal has not been Ipssened par
ele hR the outlook, We are continual
FecHi1lng and forwarding petitions and we
viii Keep on doing 50 Is EoHg rs they come
In Al a roagh estimate would say that
mofe signatures have already been affixed
20 petitions than there are voters Ia Wash
ingtsa Territory.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-09
Choice Building Lots.

TWELFTH sTEERf-Two lots at tho sowth-
west corner az >prsnE and T,sciffh
streets There Is frontage OF rs feet
On Spring and iae on Twelfth: ssfNl
TWELFTH STRgiT-Two lots. southwest
corner Twelfth and Marion. ssoo0
TWELFTH STRElT--Txo lots, southeast
corner Twelfth street and yesier avenue,
s40e0
ELEykSTu SrREfT--Two lots corner Eles-
enth and Cherry. t.0oa
TEyTH STREET-srwo los corner Madison
and TentA. s-usa
TENTH STgEEr--Cornes OF Tenth and
Virginia. s2.0S0
NINTH STEkiT-soxso feet. eornsr Ninth
and Lane. stSs9.
NINTH STRKEr-Two lots corner Ninth
and kins. 5000
NINTH SrEEEr-Two lots southeast cor
ner Ninth and Washington. ssssa,
WASHINGTON sTREsT-I.ots on washing
ton. near Twelfth, 1880 10 sis0a
MAIN STREsT-fat on north side OF Maias.
between Tenth ard Eleventh. sasson
BRokDwAf--Iof on southeast esruer
broadway and BARCLAY street. sizaa
MAIN STHEKT--ls,ts near Twelfth street,
from slz10 to tIx0
JACKSON STREET Two lots near Tw,siish.
at $40 each.
LAKE rxiOS--Two lots on Moitke stree.
near John <lSS3