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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-10-04
How Washington Territory Was
Named.


A correspondent from Olympia to
the st. Louis Globe-Democrat tells how
Washington was named in the follow
ing:
There is an interesting bit of history
about the manner in which this Ter
ritory came by its name. Washington
was not the choice of the early settlers
of the north country. The pioneers
held convention at Monticello, on
the Cowlitz river, in 1852. They
wanted to sever relations with Oregon
and become separate Territory.
They adopted a memorial to Congress.
In that document they set forth their
population, resources and area, and
asked to be recognized as Territory
with the name of Columbia. The
Congressional Committee, to which
the memorial went, reported favorably
q bill and retained the name of Column
bia. But when the bill was put on its
passage Kentucky member, Richard
IL. Stanton, arose and moved to sub
stitute the name of Washington for
Columbia. He argued that Columbus
had been honOred by having the Dis
trict of Columbia named after him,
but no State or Territory had been
named after the father of his country.
Mr.. Stanton's amendment went
through, and by this change, in Feb
ruary, 1888, Washington Territory got
the name which those DESTROYS of hav-
ing some other were not strong enough
to change. :,
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EsETIT.S.
A'ie;-shursh CASTS Nearly T..!ce =,
Many Votes as Last sear.

ELLEN>BURGH, Oct. 1.-The election
passed of quietly in this city. Twelve
hundred and ten votes were cast. be
ing 600 more than at the election
last year. There Will he about > 100
votes cast in the county. Five hun
dred and fifteen votes were east in the
Roslyn precinct The Republican
ticket, as lar a is able To lie asccr-
tanned, is ahead. At Roslyn, Miller,
Democratic. for the legislature, is Il
hundred ahead of Sharp, Republican.
No possibility OF the count being COM
pletcl tonight.
ELLEN BUEGH, Wn.. Oct. 2.-Carc-
full estimates Of the vote from all pre-
cincts in the county SO far as received
indicates about 20J majority for the
State ticket. and that the entire Re
publican legislative ticket is elected.
The vote for state Senator is very
close, and not until the counting OF
votes in this city is completed will the
result be made known. Wilson, Re
publican, is in the lead at present, but
this may he changed as the count
ing progresses.
Ellcnsburgh precinct SO far as count
ed, is as follows: Ferry $50, Semplc
337, Wilson $50. Griiiitts 3JS.
Roslyn, East and West Kittitas,
Eastern and Clealum precincts, give
Wilson SO, Griiiitts 49,, Ferry JG2,
Semple 5l7.
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SUMMONS,


| y the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
/ trlct of the Territory of Washington. holding
Terms At olympia for the counties Of Ihurston and
Mason.
Territory of Washington, county of Thurs;on SIS.
Philip Chi man, \. NJ. Phillips, Geo. /. Gun
bingham, John Bickle, David 4. Chapman, Alfred
Hansen, assigned 20 X. Il. Hoy, Joseph Bccou,
Van ". Chapman, Rufus Eickle, Frank Holman,
Burreii 5. Counsill, {. d. Williams, William Iick-
g.seg and Conrad \. Schneider assigned 10 \.
MeisS, W. b. Chapman, Port Madison Mil com
pauy and A. H. thaMbciS, defendants.
The United States of America, to the above
named defendants:
In the name Of the United States of America,
you are hereby notified that Philip Chipman, A.
N. Phillips, George L. Cunningham, john Bckle.
David \. Chapman, Alfred Hansen. assigned to X.
b. Hoy, Joseph BeeOn, Van ". Chapman, Rufus
Eickle, Frank Holman. Burreil ;. Counsill, c. ID.
Williams, William Dickgiser and Conrad A.
have filed complaint against Won in the District
Court OF the Second judicial District, holding
terms Al Olympia, Washington Territory, which
will come on 10 be heard sixty days after the first
publication OF this summons, to-wit: Sixty days
after September 9th, 1859, and unless you appear
and answer the same on or before the 26th day of
November lSS9, the same will be taken as con-
fcsSed, and the prayer of the said complaint grant
ed. The object and prayer of said complaint is to
obtain judgment for $3.50 % on loggers liens filed
in the Auditors Office of Thurston county, w. r.,
for So for executing, filing and recording said
liens, for $3.50 attorneys fees, and for interest and
costs herein.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
I'D day of September, 1889.
-, A. REEVES AYRES,
SEAL. Clerk of said Court.
\. E. IsIIAM and +. r. EDsEN,
Attorneys for plaintiffs,
Date OF first publication, Sept, p, 1859,
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YAKIMA.

NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. 1.-The Re
publican State ticket is elected in this
county by about so majority. Snow,
Republican, has carried the county for
the senate. Clement, Republican rep
resentative, is elected by small ma
jority. Reavis, Democrat, for Su-
preme Judge, has 100 majority in
this county.
NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. Eight pre-
cincts in Yakima county, including
North Yakima, give Wilson 506,
Griflitts 439, Ferry 400, Semple 1853.
The vote for the Constitution, against
suffrage and against prohibition is
largely in the majority. The legisla-
tive tickets are about even, IS far as
heard from. Snow and Starr. senate
rial candidates, had tic vote in Pros
ser and North Yakima.
NORTH YAKIMA, Oct. 3.-Fourteen
out OF seventeen precincts of Yakima
county are heard from, and estimating
the missing precincts on the vote of
1888, give Wilson sol, Grifitts 524.
Ferry SIS, Semple 500.
For Senator, Yakima and Douglas
counties-now (Rep.) $40, against 55l
for Starr, with no reports from Doug
las county, the home of the two can
didates. For representative, Long
mire Dem.) leads Cleman (Rep.) by
two votes. Tie estimate here is that
North Yakima leads Ellensburgh in
the capital contest by from 2,5t0 to
3 600 votes, and is second in the race.
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WAIyKTAKJNI.

ASTORIA, Or, Oct. 2-The following
are the complete returns from Wah-
kiakum county: For Congress, Wilson,
1872, Grifiitts ITO; for Governor,
Ferry 2O6, Semple 1913; for Lieutenant
Governor, Laughton 225, Plattor 116
for Supreme Judge, Bloomfield 173,
Munday 107, Dennison 6; for State
senator, Seabeck I'll, Winter 124,
Megle 121; for County Clerk, Mont
gOmery 233, Griswold 81; for the cap
ital. Olympia .256, Ellensburgh Is,
North Yakima Z.
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PIERCE.
The CityAf Tacona.

Judge Allyn is probably elected by
about LOO to 300 over Applegate, Hen
ry Drum 50 or CO. oyer Lillis, Meade
by % to 100, oyee Knox, with still
some doubt about Cochran, Republi-
can. and Judsoas Democrat. ali the
other Republican nominees are shout
$50 ahead. ''n~4A., a.
The Fourth Ward votej1wilf proba-
bly, be recounted, the claim being
made that the count in each precinct
in that ward was irregular.
On woman suffrage and prohibition
the vote was about three to one
against both propositions.
The returns from Lake Tops and
the first precinct of the Fourth ward
will be returned to the auditors Office
this morning, when the official count
will be commenced. The count will
occupy several days.
All the precincts show noticeable
increase in the vote over last fall, the
greatest increase being in the Fourth
ward of the city, which cast less than
300 votes all told, one year ago.
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JEFFERSON.
Over One Thousand Votes for Olyus-
min for SinIc Clpiill.

PORT TOWNSEND. Oct. 3.-Of the to-
tai number of votes cast, 1916, for
Congress, Wilson secured III, Grifiitts
575, Ferry 1874, Semple $50.
Republican State Senators, Henry
Landes elected, William Payne, Dem
ocrat, defeated, by about 100 majority.
entatives-George Ii. Jones
and Albert A. Plummer elected by a
small majority.
For constitution I, 427, against 147.
For Capital-Olympia 1864, North
Yakima FOG, Ellensburgh 60. For
prohibition 80, against $50.
Woman suffrage defeated largely.
PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. 3.-The
Republican ticket is elected in this
county, with the possible exception OF
George II. Jones and Tibbals, and the
official count will be necessary to de-
termine the result; the contest may
even be carried into the legislature
Both parties are manifesting great in
terest in the result.
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State Election Returns.
" A2.s.s NSs,za.
Yakima, s-i'ensbGrgh and Olympia
RuuninS Neck and SecL

tsuuhfls Neck and neck
WNLA WALLA, Oct. 2.-Following
are the county footings 10y precincts
on the entire ticket. Two small pre.
clnctS have not sent in official figures.
but enough is known to justify the
statement that the majorities will be
hut slightly affected when they do ar
rive. Some precincts are returning no
vote Whatever on the capital and some
are dropping their vote on woman sui
irage and amendment thereto.
Whitman, Republican. county clcr.
Is elected on the returns by 2Jn.a-
Jority, but it is thought this will lie
cut down some.
Yakima / ads in the county lev
about 81 votes.
Candidates for Superior Judge will
receive votes in Franklin county,
which have not been received yet, but
from information received the Repub-
llcans are elected by about so.
Wilson 1,520, Griflitts l,lG4, Ferry
Liz, Semple 1,lSl, Laughton, | ,39S
flattor | LISP, Weir 1,i5I, Whittlescv
1,l73, Lindsey l,4lG, Kaufman 1,1G0,
Reed ,l25, Murphy ,l65, Jones |, Al,
Snively LIP, Bryan l,2ol, Morgan
l,303, Forrest LILO, GoodeIl LILO,
Dunbar 1,40l, stiles l,l52, Hoyt ,3Si
Anders I,505, Scott 1,356, sharpstein
l,iG2, White ], I33, Reavis 1,l67, JUDD
son l,1J1, Ganahl LII, Upton | ,5IG
Langford 1.l25.
State Sena tors, Thompson LAS
Preston l,325, Blalock l,247, Melon
aid ,l45.
Legislature, Painter l ,453, Straight
l,367, Cornwall 1922, Marion 1888
Roberts 200, Babcock 1919.
County clerk, Whitman 1899, Gose
1853.
For constitution, SIS, against 1874.
Fsr suffrage 725, against l ,4S1.
For prohibition Isl, against 1,243.
Olympia 7S6, North Yakima 500, Ell
! lensburgh 7O3.
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CONDENSED RETURNS.
Figures Collected by the Republican
STATE Central Committee.

At the Republican State Committee
headquarters in Olympia, the following
figures are given:
Cowlitz county, kalama precinct,
Wilson's majority %, Ferry 81, For
syth n, Huntington 50, constitution
80.
Lancaster precinct, Wilson's MAORI
ty 30, Ferry 80, Forsyth y, Hunting
ton 80
The Vancouver city vote is the
largest ever polled and strongly Repub-
lican. If outside precincts are the
same Will carry the county by 700.
Port Townsend-State Senator is
elected in Jefferson county; legislative
ticket probably elected; state ticket
surely ahead.
Montesano-Thirteen precincts out
OF Is give Wilson 2G7 majority and the
State ticket about the same; legisla-
tive ticket about 80.
STANDARDIZATION and Ferry have
majority of about Is. S. G. Megler,
Republican Representative, is elected
from WahkiakLm.
Sknmania county-The Represent
alive ticket is elected by so majority
State ticket about tie.
Spokane county-Wilson and Fer
rvs majority $50, and the entire legis-
lative and county ticket elected.
Columbia county-Republican State
Senator and State officers elected, and
one Representative; other one in
doubt.
Franklin county-Griilitts major
ity, and Semple 35; Republican Repre-
sentative elected.
Dungeness-Slightly Democratic.
Island county-Ferry so, and Will
son II majority.
Mason county-Six precincts gives
Grifiitts majority, Semple 6, Shelton
l61, McReavy 81; State ticket about a
tie.
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PIERCE.

Democratic Gains Will Give That
Party = Portion OF the County Tick
ct.
TACOMA, Wn., Oct. 1.-The chair
man Of the Republican committee says
the count in Pierce county is about
half through, and the reports. as far as
received, indicate that the entire Re-
publican. ticket is elected. Tacoma
cast 1855 votes last fall; this years is
1924. The votes in the coun-
ty are also about double those OF
last year. Fully Is per cent. of the
votes cast were in favor of the
constitution and against woman suf-
frage and prohibition. Olympia has a
very, large plurality on the capital
question.
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kiICEET..T'.
Women Voted i'm II Separate ROX.-
Slight Opposition TO the Con.
SsItUsiDN.

GoLDENDALE, Wn., via Grants Pass,
Or, Oct. 1.-The election is passing oil
quietly. Quite ii number of women
voted here to-day but their ballots
were deposited in a separate box and
the names enrolled in separate books
as they were advised to do by the Sen
tind. There is not as much opposi-
ton at Goldendale to the constitution
to-day as was expected there might be-
The capital fight seemsto be
a little in favor of North Iaki-
ma. Bed rock Democrats and few
grangers are opposing the constitu-
ton. The ticket is generally being
voted straight
GoLDENDALE (via Grants, Orr, Oct.
2.-Seyen precincts in Klickitat coun-
ty give Wilson 427, Gritiitts 80, Ferry
422, Semple 235. For constitution
4S7, az ainst constitution 143, for suf-
frage 2l5, against suffrage 800, for
prohibition $40, against prohibition
26O. For capital, Olympia CD, Ellens-
burgh 1G, Yakima 446. Republican
legislative ticket is elected by a laagc
majority. Other precinctsnot heard
from,
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8. cMKHALIs.

Block House precinct giver a uni
form vote of ii for the Democratic
nominees State, District and county,
and straight vote of six for each of
the Republican candidates, except
Luther b. Mines, for Representative,
VINO falls one vote behind. e..
The precinct gave nine for the Con-
stitutlon, Jour for woman suffrage, two
for prohibition, sixteen for Olympia
and one for Yakima
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LEWIS.

CHEHALIs, Oct. All precincts
but one have reported. The Repub-
can State ticket has 265 majority,
Senator 241, legislative and judicial
about $50. Chehalis cast 359 votes.
The Republican majority in the city is
SO. The full county vote is nearly q
600. Last year it was 1,544.- Aliens
majority was 1872. The Democrats
made the hardest fight ever known.
For capital Centralia received 572 and
the other points about 20. The re.
mainder of the vote is given to Olym-
pia. In all precincts there is ma
jority against woman suffrage and
prohibition.
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klTSAP.

Five precincts in Kitsap give Will
son 449, Grilfitts 155. Drew for rep
resentative, whose defeat the Demo
Gratis claimed, will be elected. Knee
land for joint Senator of the TWEEN
tieth district has a heavy majority
over Shelton and has doubtless carried
the county. The State ticket gener-
ally has the same vote as Wilson and
Griffitts, with heavy majorities for the
Constitution and against woman suf-
frage and prohibition. Olympia is in
the. lead for the capital. No further
figures are now obtainable.
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COWLITZ,
II KALAMA..

KALAMA, Wn., Oct. 1.-Kalama pre-
cinct gives the following Republican
majority out OF total vote of las:
State ticket 81 and 50, State Senator
"a. Representative SO, County Clerk 2,
Superior Judge, plurality, II, DENIM
son getting a majority of 8 votes; for
the Constitution %, against Woman's
Suffrage 81, Prohibition 90; for the
Capital, Olympia got 13l votes, Yaki-
ma II, Kalama |, Ellensburgh i, A
popularity of the votes was that all
the Republican ballots on which Dem
nison's name was substituted for
Bloomfeld's. she was scratched and
Munday's written.
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COLU MBIA.
Complete Returns show Very Close
Results.

Complete Returns show Very Close
Results. .4
DAYTON, Oct. 2.-Official count Of
all precincts in Columbia county give
Wilson GIL, Griffitts 648, Ferry GIL,
Semple GAS.
For Constitution G4S, against Con-
stitution 1870.
For woman suffrage 422, against
suffrage SIG.
For Olympia 257, Ellensburgh 1852,
North Yakima 476.
Wolf for the Senate and Day for the
legislature, Republicans, are elected.
Weatherford, legislature, and Ellis,
Clerk, Democrats, were elected by small
maiOrities.
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MASON.

OLYMPIA, Oct 2.-Six precincts in
Mason county give Wilson 274,
Grifitts 279, Ferry 273, Semple 279,
Republican senator, Kneeland III,
Democratic SEM :or Shelton 333. Re
publican representative, Windsor BIT /;
Democratic representative, McReavey,
301. For the Constitution 3S7 against
so. For suffrage 154, against PA; for
prohibition 1877, against 269; for CAPT.
tai, Olympia 405, Ellensburgh IL, Yak
ina 4. The entire State ticket aver
ages as above, with two precincts to
hear from, which will make it about a
stand-otf.
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ErrzvILLE, Oct. 2.-The official re-
turns from Adams county for Congress
give Wilson $50, Griffitts 142; for Gov
ernor, Ferry 260, Semple, al; for SUI
perior Judge, Mount, Rep, 273, Cation,
DEM, 1875; for State Senator, Luce,
Rep, 267, Smith, Dem, 1874; for Rep
resentative, Kennedy, Rep, $50, Kre-
Der, Dem, 1854; for the Constitution
3O3, against Constitution ISL for wo-
man suffrage l36, against woman suf-
frage 233; for Prohibition 157, against
Prohibition 2lO; for the Capital, North
Yakima 252, Ellensburgh SO, Olympia
16, Pasco 81.
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DAVENPORT, Oct. 2.-Total number
of votes, 245. For Congress, Wilson
124, Griffitts 419; for Governor, Ferry
124, Semple 120; State Senators, Rep,
Fairweather 103, Luce 172; DEM,
May 131, Smith SO; Representatives,
Rep, Spencer liz, Blackfanl21 DEM;
Brooks 13l, Schraedcr 1913; for the
Constitution 197 against the Consti-
tuition 81; for the Capital, Olympia 8,
Ellensburgh 142, North Yakima 81
for Prohibition CT, against 157; for
woman suffrage 80, against 168.
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Ayers Pills.,
PREPARED BY
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
Timber Land. Act June 3, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CfTxrry ~ ', Capt ~ 1894

Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3, 1878. entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States Of California, Oregon
Nevada and Washington Territory Onisi-
King of Olympia, County of Thurston. Terre
tory of Washington has this day filed in this ofic
his sworn statement No. 1885 for the purchase
of the SCI of Section %, Township No. is North,
Range No. 4 W, and will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agrcult ural purposes, and TO
establish his claim to said land before the Regis
Ter and Receiver of this Office at Seattle, W. T.,
on Thursday, the l2th day of December, 1889.
lie names as witnesses: Charles T.. Kehoe of
Olympia, Thurston county, w. T., David Provoe
of Olympia, 1hurston county. W. T., George
Legett, OF Olympia, ] hurst county, W. T., and
j.. Beledeau, of Olympia, 1hurston county,
W.T.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office on or before said 18th day of
December, 1889. ct. 81. REED, .Jr
REGISTER
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WHITMAN.


CoLFAX, Oct. 2.-Complete returns
from 20 precincts in Whitman county
give Wilson $40, Griliitts l5l4, Ferry
1885, Semple l 400, for the Constitu-
ton, 1855, against 1875; for Olympia.
1,O63, Ellensburgh, 1,214, Yakima 631
Suffrage and prohibition are beaten
badly. Thirteen of the fifteen pre-
cincts not reported gave Allen POI
majority last year. The two new pre-
cincts give small Republican MAORI
ties. The entire Republican ticket is
carried, also the legislative and county
ticket except County Clerk.
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KING.
Heavy Democratic Gains.

SEATTLE, Wn., Oct 1.-The vote in
the city is progressing very slowly,
and is at this time one-tifth counted.
The Democrats have made such gains
i'll the city that they are now claiming
the county. The first ward, which
last year gave Allen eighty plurality
will undoubtedly be Democratic. But
eighty votes are now counted there,
and the Democrats have nearly two
to one. Gains have been made in
other precincts, but not so heavy. The
Republicans are now 81 ahead in this
city. The majority in the city last
year was about the same as in the
country, and it is probable it will be
this year. II the returns continue as
they have started, Stratton, for SUI
perior Judge, is defeated, and Lich-
tenberg, Democrat, is elected. Holmes,
for County clerk, will have close
race.
Returns from the country show
a small Republican gain. 1t is i'm
possible to give figures or estimates
at this time, but it seems that the
Republican legislative ticket is elect.
ed.
RENTON PRECINCT.
RENToN, Wn., Oct. 1.-Renton pre-
cinct gives Democratic majority OF
nine votes, Democratic gain Of
twenty-five ON the November election
OF last year.
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ISLAND.

UTsALADY, Oct. 2-Fonr precincts
in Island county gave Wilson 1854,
Gritiitts 81, Ferry 164, Semple 81.
for the Constitution 1877, against the
Constitution 10. For suffrage 65,
against 16O. For prohibition "a,
against $40. For the Capital, Olym-
pia, 21O Ellensburgh = Yakima 4.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND Or: ICE AT VANCOUVER, w. T.,
I,,. 1000 -

70, 1853.
NOTICE il hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Judge and Elk
ofiicio Clerk of the Probate Court for
Thurston county, W T., at Olympia W. T.,
on November IL. 1889, viz: Edward Nor
man, Hid. entry No; 5.3i7. Olympia Sc
w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said land, viz: Thomas
Pringle, Francis Gardner, Peter Gore and
Charles l4aflain, all OF Yelm, Thurston
County, WI
W. $. AUSTIN,
Register.
Date of first publication, Oct. 4. 1889.
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Judge c. NJ. Kellogg, of Whatcom,
who was nominated for Superior Judge
for Whatcom, Snohomish and Skagit
counties, died last Wednesday.
Fifty thousand negroes from the
south are about to immigrate to the
new northwest.
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The following table will convey but
vague idea of the true figures, on the
matter of the capital location, but is
given as the best information we have
at the present tint. Olympia will
not miss having the constitutional
majority very much, and may indeed,
win on a full count.