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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-10
ALONG THE COAST.
Chez Gong. the Chinese Nur-
derer. Hanged.
HE siIxIr MEETS MS rsrE
WsaiA W.sia Fesrs. ssser arem .
s<sses ~ Ae~sN<nss K.ssers
WssAisss.s Eafircsaa-


Fu&gAASo. Az a-CAre eaaaf. wno
sAs IL fasezEed ia sAe nsrssr cf fse yirk
~ ssle faseeSe fneafex two wears aga- ~ss
nanxed IN woxsishes 10 the rear Of TIE
seurs hcrse ~ i2sSz this sfseraaaa- He tstl
SIX fecf, tsreakzns rs aesk. he was fssx-
rozDsef deal fossrtrea rasnuss< ssser shs
drop ssll Ast ave minutes .ase< asis body
waS csst down
Chse sons psSsei THURSDAY nirAs in
acfx that ssoTxrlsa Fcsssaosrr wualsi not
i.sors fsae sasal a3srss al has attorneys fez
sienssncy. ess~a nt-sa nessy dssceyxred
1satoEsnns Chinese tsSsie2ex which. II
sr0e. wcnsd prove Ain snnece1s. A pvsan.
isseni sEbiaaser male IA afzsiAFis 10 the
cfysrs thai the day after sae asarxse~ the
Highlander scr3efy ~ whscA he h<ssnss=t
faef and raised fsnd 10 prosecute ahee
trsssz vnos because he gss galIty hxs s~zcanse
ne tssinaSsst - the same fAznzsf as Gee
Thong, the real murderer. wre escaped
IL u good Chin<sr Ian that ii the real
c1asscef sannos he scund il II iawsal TO
puzissa bis relatives. and. ii aone esa tsc
arrested. his nearest friend
The governor. aosssvs. positively re-
fslssa 20 interfere or erea 20 grant . n.
tsslts. though argssl on all sides sri By al
eases 80 Grant . ssay OF exeeatsoH nntll
Tsessiiag nsofson fss rphsa,iax could be
heard. Axsoag these who csli~<t up~sa
htfa nss Ghfisz1a2 srfence doctor y no
assTred that be had f.<ea sent by Gss1 10
ask for cssamntsslsn ef ths ChinssnAsss .
sentence.
Shes Gong Rad the Christian Billie uHfsl
misnight and ,ossk a ans,uf tn fnis bod a1gii
- m Being sskei whs be did nos sseep
nc said: II can't sleep tonight bat feuzoy-
ros | viii get q long sleep sSsd dirt y ia tx
thrawu upon iac.~ Tie refused 10 eas this
morning
Chez Genr protested against hing
hanged IN the serssAhes. b<Ssu>s he said
be could uos see his father. 6e~3 OF Christ
Before being taken to the scsfzold he sal
he woa.d die without wearing The back
cap OF hesng s;raff-sc. hecssse thexe were
eslsirLees af gaslt. IL was fhouxht be
woaid make scene oa tse scsffoss.. lss.s
be tssAiiy qUissssi down ana agreed IL die
without causing the efsserys trsabae
He sstezs game aaa assembled the scafsoid
without fsinching. He made xpscch b de-
ciastug bis innocence asd maintaining
thai bis conviction was the resnls af con
srirscy in which L@e Tor, . prcfniasns
Chinese who is now in the Hast with .
theatrical company, sas the prime mover
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Tbs Crop VIII Probably Reach co..
0s0 600 Bashsia.

NsSSg&FotAs. Arg s--.<fsS n heat crop
IN Mtnaesoss sr.i DskofS wisl fesrfs sa.assa..
Go bus szels and. think. siii - ss.E1a.nn
was sss sEnous1eesns q. es sAS ezlssr af TIE
ka<kst k<csrG fsis norn!ry
''st ~sii BE tbs best crop harvested ssy
SIX fs2zs." aid Manage RoAbsas, Of fSe
Softb ~sEsera Esss ssss g.fr paslS
Taere ts cDnfsszsstes 1s1 esssy ssss9 assd
she sfsose senfirsea of gEsiAm4a arr
general Tao week. ago there sers tss
prezisefaoss - ssEss ae tHsn& Is. and a
Ez1sI@ @rsfg s3ts the esalfn was tzss htEh Wow
sH Increase 81 k6sessgs huxAeIs sf~sye tAss
egare ~ E<t regarded sc 9sirea4ozs able
SAT- p5e- of stSss ssswn ~ saEfOas eless-
tor iisses iron sSsss<s wizfzly sp4z sstss
almost ssnfssrxa exrriArnee IL ss rxs~esssl
tHss ws4a no ss1rras cF1ys /. xiHHessss
usE " harvested 10 tsn sSAEs Aa8 IA -.
feEa IN Nffe~ssssnxs.
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see. g. No bill will become Law until
the same sha have been signed by the
presiding CHEER OF esch ci thS EMo boases
In open session. and under saeh rules n
the Legislature SHAH presers he"
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Corner Second and James Street
Of the City
Intending Purchasers q


efrorran journal
Ines
lin
the Old NeE6
q
ea
IN ragv
in
dwarf susoy4
some ndfsG
uf
ndo{t The nacSt
ns TAsesh .as EroE<-ss - ress sas sessass
chs oa either ss vii srssaS sksys snd
and
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DnuxkgS HrsaAKIANs
Thsy Drive Away Cske wsrk.rs Ia
fenusyivsnfa.

PlTTsHrEs. AUG. g~Priyste dispatches
troza the conneiisyaile coke region report
that sbous sss8 ,irunken Hungarian coke
workers are on raid. They 90 SOS seem
20 understand that the strike resulted Ia
their favor and this morning sssxsea out 20
close np the weixs IN opxrxtioa. They
have driven the workers ewsy af tive
places aud are stiil on she war pssh
The hunearian rioters r-srs@ssed TO
Re- ssrnsr. AMI oa the .ay unst fsshn 1.
Dss9o1. @so sss rfsiine In tsygy. The
ia uTtssAd raob overturned hss bsggy
sDa beat ard cut him xa
bsdsy that his life j. desnssrsd
81. Al Bss&sner. altar hTsfsnr
two Gass1, they mstw q descent npor the
stores. anf, breaking wirsuus aud door,
csrrsesi % al thc bread aud heioxua they
eeHd tni nn the premises. see essry
Natcbtrn addressed them ard saa4iy sue
cez<fsi Ia making them undsrssAad tass
the strise was over, sBd Ia their tsvov
TIE Hans retired to their homes
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kkMAEhAHLG VITALITY.
The Man With Lss~ Head on .
Dead d sdy.

WAsnissrox. Asx. s-Mssfiss A2,cy.
who uas thps in the neek on sAs nsgAf a
Jafae l. last ~ FEank Ward. ssils lives and
today a. cssrsssan .xs psrforTaes on
hssa. II Is mot re1Nksk1e e&se.
Although bis as-ay has iz-xs aasness con-
Esesesy parslyrs9e ever slnrr the shooting
and he has 6~ea ss-okea al a. s'sAs snan
vita live head on . q. a. hsiv. hc has
ahScress for more than eight mss ks asass
seems 10 ha NO a. afrF q. sfh &C ~ shsu aa
the day aitsr the sfaa~sing. Te~fay
the passefas w~ placed natvr the
tafiunte 81 chlercfFm aud "a In
cf<foo assosss tkfvc lurAes Iaag made
dow q to the yersessrs. over the scurse OF
sAf weussd. u hfen was found So Nc extiresy
heaseSl- On emitting csswE upsn tbs spsae
u MAS found that tie xslaYsxsEx rsDesss ssf
the tc1fth ceryac1l ssrsehra Mas fractured
and had been driven ae&iaSt abe ssssuai
cord. which II wss pressing uSson. and hal
iaexrased - The extsnt of thres- foarsh- II
al incn- The sptEens pro~rss sas re-
moved and pressure was shen taken of she
c,,'d- Ehe E.ataeHt Mas assA tssisr after
the sarseyasiks9
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The AIR Of Mstas Has sn FnstgarA-
ting E6ect.

bas Hsss0s, Aue e--Frss;ssss uarri.
son rsse fairly early this morning after
what he isrGest better nsshs's sise eP shan
he had e,sgsyed Eor weeks. Alter hearty
breakfast asi one cigar he Received visit
from Baron kcsen. the Kasx4su minsstSr.
and several others. Later drisx wss
taken.
ksriy la the sftssnann The esgfiase ssarsy
arrived ST MAJ N Palmer esllsasc ~ otter
hisf- where nialaber cf psuminsnt cot
lsTsrs had bern invited sa meet issesn at
laachesEl. IAx eseut xas ts2fstrfnsi The
Programme for sae aesk IL essd 20 10 -
soliaas. Monday the trs<issenf viii DO
kliswnfSh aud remsiH the guest s,s senator
Hale until "Wednesday sasr1afns wren he
wlls 90 "a Rath ans iHnch With Astaar
sswaA- "Wednesday afternoon be VII 20 10
asnencssay sud spend the night xifh ex-
Governor Cheney Thursday ~ wssf yz&sf
Concord by invitation of the New Hsrsp
sasre legislature ana In the sfsesrosat sfart
sor Boston. " here De expec:s 10 sfrfee IN
time 20 catch ths Fall River fraia. Ms
Harri-@n is expected 20 snsst him al FAl.
River
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RECEPTION r, THE pELxe srEs
Governor Moore Eat<rtains tho C.n-
sfitufiop- Makers.

oAysriA. Asg. "a very large and
pleasant company IS gathered n; Odd Eel
lows haa tonight at ths reception sendercsi
By C,oveTacr and Mrs Moore to the mem
tcys Of the convention and visisors in
Olympia. They have conc from Tacoma
and surrounding points and tie People of
reception 10 taksag pace In the
lodge roam. which Is h~auiEfully ana
brilliantly lighted. white in an adjoining
roSm dancing Is going on 10 the delightful
strains al the orchestra OF tne First resi.
meat of Seattle. An elegant luncheon has
been prepared and IL being parfsken Of by
she Numbers that continually flock to the
diuipg room. Az | o'c' cek Ia the fanrrirsx
tie gs1heriag had not dispersed. n0r IL II
likely 10 for ONE sffae.
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4 scaRcirY or rooD.
The Natives Of SAMOA Need Sep
Plies ef fr.vtstoss..

wssEiseTos. Aux. e.--Unsss ,hs cate ID
Jaly III Rear Adnairxl Kirnheris rvg-orss 10
TIE navy dxFsysmsnt fscsa Apia. samoa,
that The .sthsrs az tee catkoiic mission
there bad requested help from him - re-
iiese the pressing sesrrifv Of food fAen cx-
asslrg- Upon bis return frun rags-s-axo
in . sfsssl vessel chartered fog the trsa. he
eFuwgnt back with him from Nenengahels,
biscuits, rice. c0FHmesl Asd other sFesss
ions, which he tuFnsSs over so the Cashasie
mission fof olsi-isu Ion among distressed
casneAas
The admiral writes that 'hsrc i an.
doahtesity q srsat scarcity 81 food ~
Present. bat docs net sppFchsrd aay lsss
OF Hse from famine. exeeps possibly
alaorg the old sod tsskse. as there arss
cseosn si1s Sufficient - sna.<.st GU new. and
this Will sooa be helped oat by tfe sp-
proaching harvest of hSeaH irtski. ard iassr
By banaaas Tam. and ssro are heiag
ssDerslis pian'esi. hus u wIif lie several
rson'As osfote tasy viii bs rips enough 10
s&fn.r
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FROM wALLA wALLA.
4 Series Of Local Aecfdeass-Rati-
road News.


road Nsws
waLLa wAILs. Aug. s.-The syesr-olsa
son Of Jsmes Clark. while riding in a
header wagon near Athena this Afte, aeon.
was killed by being struck by draper
which iellei him 10 the ground deal
Tire s-year-oad son oi Frank Keller
ssrullet from she family camp "Wednesday
81 Big Meadow Not resurainr At nirhf.
searching parties were sent ung aRd ai.sf
= loHg hunt the tey Was found ia the
bys1sh miles from TIRE camp.
Qtt'e sietatcnrnsnt OF ovgar Railway
x Navigation officers were "a the city To-
day. Among them were A. L. Naxaelf.
Zen Campbell. G. ". JolsaSoD, C. J. srsstn,
Harvey Seets and G. y. Uolph- whA;
their Hgissiou Was cou,d nee lie learned
but. - they viii return here GA Neneay
something IL afcot. The Oregon Railway
4 Navigation Company have secured %.
cent rate on fruis shipments to Spokane
Falls and q rste Of GO se.ts 10 Tacoma and
seattle
The l5year old daughter of Mr.. Tracy.
living near Dgdies. While out riding on
Wednesday afternoon wss throwEs frosa
her horse and serioas.v in;nred
u W. Haat, Of TIE Oregon q Washington
Tertiary mas}e . tour oi los pex.aio.s of fhs
Naitsburg exteEsien ON Thursday aud
found work progressing finely sll along
The Line. Rails have been lssa To Dry
creek. >. yess mlisS ftosn NAia Walls
while the grade Is eornpleset sazas distance
farther
Mr. Hunt has decided 70 remove The
Offices of his road nos AZ wsiicla 20 wails
Nalsa Monday hext This cry wiz here
afssr be the headquarters for thss issae
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rwo moRx soplEs FOUND.


yeHSsrcss. Pa. Ans. S.-T~o mere
10 .iss werr tskea cat of the sand To-day.
0ne was istenfifsd a. Alex Hsmas,on. tr., .
prominent resssieut u ihs town Is j. very
eytcezst that tsiese are great saAmy fessscs
"a cellars A1d osher places wsere there a..
rlsss az dirt. notwithstanding IL Is likely
Inss TIE worksaea employed by TIE state
wsll srcn be Withdrawn. and II that Is
dene thsrs @sis bs Fssay bodies that are
aSw only lew feet under the sszsd that
all lie there until the bones are sxpes.ssf
BY arriesss. A large travelling sos be-,
isarsesa with . wosnass eiohiag, was
a-cagst 20 the rts.sn where salnzssss are
stored, tsstay. There sss Q F'~nnsysr sranis
rsiiroad check with No. 80, frsTn Pitts
burg g. Fsasafei gAsss On IL. and TIE name
81 Eas1ascth NJ. hfysn Sas ssxszEes. oa sn
EN- ssse& fseSss1 hassfksrs htsss
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Fsliowiag Is the repoTs os the c1sp Eaittee
on sgsse madeleine Sgs3 pRhlic health.
ARTICLE.
eegCTsnS !. fScfr shall lss estaiss she'd
by sax state heard ot acaifA. aaf =
bureau 81 vital st3tistsgs 10 saaaes.s.on
Herewith. With sara Yowers a. sAe jxx.s-
3sscse NAY direct
-'-xc. = me ses slslssuTe shAli s=e~s isws
90 rexniass the FraStiee 81 EaeSfclae xnS
sssrefy, Aas see sss OF drugs aaf ztsi-
StAes
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rIRKs NEAR cnEaaLls.
4 shfngle MIL. Houses and Log
xsBg Camp Buroed.

CsEHaIIs. Aug. e.--seymeus's shingie
mill vas buraea AZ II o'clock has. Btght
Twas totally dessroyet. with contents. in.
elHsiinx o.oe shingles. The loss is ss.ao:
iRsgrasee. si.oso. The niii wNz mskiag
go Cay profit. IL will hs rebuilt The
Ere was accidental
Un Tuesday fre In TIE timber "a the east
side OF the Eowsitx river. near Laden, de-
str0yed fwo honses. a large amount cf fenr-
ing aud Iosgfax camp.
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xuaorxAs orsxIos-


NA.ng suroS. Aag ss--The state d<pafe<
rasst - IL ss1ssg's Of the report os &C.,
frzns Il aa@esa. 81 Msrxefiis~- In wkieA -
sxvk has ssse al tiss rlssrsy definite tendegs-
sfs. ssf ysstsisc es nsza Ia ExrsF<s- aoene1y
IA Ffakes, fssrasm@s 6sd EntiAn1-is eoe4
"a a sxeAafsEy rrv4ssx s&esifa<af IN txs@f ~
fr@eoxlHx a a6sset2isst ksass1&fd G6 tukreus
-. il sfssax Asa nnnsesesas t<xisS<Hs ncn4
t.rfase rs ksxrysxr gHGenst&x Ia tie sD<ere
res ssssfssss1s I'd Chxpssn 80 ssA Bfifikh 1UUoo
s,f eszs 1.asss ~ ~ssl - tbs fr1uk 01k3nk4r
stses ~ gassTl ssszssas-y IN favor st Ia eoft-
fsss s.arxsra safs4zzs ~ GsTat Effsn4n - 6g&n>
ss,rn ax essx1 srz@ee al fAs1s as1 she e4<
80 81 FrxsseA kozrnaAs - I< 4'mfekur.
xsss fsk<xsEs. S1sssssss aat1 41stf<er -
svszsse.sss Tees ms< te reeDkmfkkxf -
ss,atxxrss fssa & y stxss ~ gf sfxse fact
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say FSASezsea. Aus- s.--In rhe sarszser
Court sasaxe Hsx< io<sAy iec3sea the suis
q " = CHAIRMAN axasass sAe Rash 81
eazasorasA arising s1r es she xresf wssesf
deAa q iSa<s frsssssanisr tsn years are
Asxsoa Sas coxzseurssi fcs the purposs sf
re<esrnlax CERTAIN Afzss~ wAseh & I'm rasr
ass1 krt-sfzafsseF c<aseyed "a sAe exak IS
sesa rs fss iass bse3ness co ssasex sznoaar-
lag 10 over f7xSun. vita satersss ss ic per
exGl AnNat ts-sGtse Is Involved ia sae
suit s.azase Hegs xAxe q sssgrcai ~ non-
SUIT IN tasps M Adxta ard Jssxph D. tsrsns
uba gsse ieireA Is sssgessssAxss
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>ekTa NAxzxas Aax z-TAe Nnxes
cezaaAzy k~s su>s 6ai>eea its shrx<kt lag
and From 81 srreA<s st saznswhss ever
vzkn afres af xrssa- she average T. shirxs.
ss@ hxsaeSs ~ kh& acre. wsfh x2~ tsksS
running HfSy szsES&ssz< fu the s~ss Tee
~ zssSs crss9 y Afaa wxs An sxp~srsnsens
As$ ssnr- hs> Boa Fxs<sxk s<esssfsss thai
yssef sssa tss f<ia usfl yisA4 as lz<rsa~r
~ - pr rers. ever last wear Fsshsr1nx.
sazsssd 81 rass Ainsrs has arrived irnzn
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rnK BANKS ALL KiaHr.


vassgSsToy, Aax- a--Tse con esrxssts.
al toe ezsrrenss tss.Ay received |. telegram
from the presidents ef Ell nstlceal axrks
al Spokane Fails. wash.. rcrerriy sxeps ssx
ire. saytax teas the bAazs tad sssrxfsrsss
TIE disaster sn2 we're tas&g bnssUas& a.
usual. and adding tkag tasefr sales were -
~x~ft
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sa~ FsAscz>sos A1<. a-The ssssnuer
Aassrslia fFosn noSsesaar soussh: brinss
the Hess that tsse United ssAses sssa sssssEfs
Nipsse sshi Ahrss fsum sxgnnA. we're
ss<at i slsses5a n iss ona srasz Ha0c,ula
Aaxass lust n~foze the AgxraliA sailed
ssoga thai Iss-s
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NsxxEAroAfs, 4nx- s--Ths f0arsh rsn-
pEsars go, snsese1 saAsna Fs&ak Cpisssa
ssssas. cen &iatng txxea SsFsrxak eosz1is
shsxssz< Csslisza sifh te-xers ef rsssrs a.
e~exsttnx ts-ass Cegt0szs ts.i ~as Exot
=. rge sN ln ee@h eases sesf BE we rs-
saz szsss "a esss-2iy "a 4 Sszsz ef 3sHssi
Ia q ssss e1sazEsseszssx next Efssskfsg-
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MONTANA CONVENTION.
The Irrigation 0asssfcs etui Para
mount.

HxLKs2. Aeg- a.-The e-sSveas on today
entertained The ~.a.x Irrigation COMMITTEES
GA reservoir sys,esas and other matters If
intsress 30 Aontsns i-rsxxtsen- sy@sx,sss
were made by sensse-s stewart aad
Reagan. This afternoon the opponents Of
Helena tired 90 foFee the c2gsssAI saesflssrs.
hGs tae Efssaas of Helena exsr8e.i . motion
"a aksioaYu unsss Asadsy.
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Nicholas j Piunkstt. the Ds fainter.
I'm MeHies.

sAS FgaxcEseo. Aug s.-Ths tAFssEris
claims TO have discovered sAA. Nicholas
J. raunkett. who mssssrioasiy sisssp-
Feared from Hartford. Conn. ia August.
isss. aaa Whose Sug eosesi death ia Mexico
wss teiesrsS he'd Aass April 10 alive and Q
resssseai sf Iex:ro. At tte ssgse of his a =.
appearance PiaEksit y as pressssens ef the
Asrsaasi six Misunderstanding cssEpasy.
ans lsfsg iuyesfssafissss showed hiEa 70 BE
deEsa.ser Ia tue sua % kzstsa
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J. r NcFsanslf coaeurs In the ar ic9e ex-
ccpt Ia section /. for which he rscG Ia
fueflSs
section I There shall be establishes
aud maintained rssns ralssian of fgliae- and
mining. which shall consist cf three s,ssn.
fniss:oueys. sn De elected hy the rso8 le who
shall hosa 0ESce for the i.rp of Gre years.
the 50 srles sist sutss % which shall NJ
prescribed by ias Fer the nnrpc>e OF said
coznra ssioa the state of Hsshin@so- shall
10 divided into shree sefarzte d districts.
each OF which shall lye entifIed % enc
con r1tsS4ossF. No pessen shall be els45hie
N the ostags of nssn{.sx ecnsfnissscser " 30
has Gus bal fiye wears experience ia rSn-
ing and y ao ass ncs resided in TIE terri
tory or state fso years"
A BOARD oT ARBITRATION.
W l. Newton and " n. tsrar Submitted
20 a lengthy minority reYsars. Is offers
frosa the osbeTS mainly IN tae pravisi0Fs
that there shall - Intnsug sup r4ntsEssi.
snt whe csa crrste q tsHa-i 80 arbitration
wssz acssr any mining aiaeastlzs are % %
~s.ffie1
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TsymrFA. Aax S.--AfteT reeess the sssx-
vea4ian sSt ~ Ssa faetliatesy iato cazaHlisses.
og be whose on tsse arssrsc asl legislative
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rHg cogroaATfoS EErogr AGAIN.
state Inspector shall lie Elected b
the R~aplS


OLYMPIA, Aug. 2-Fcllowing Is the re-
port os the committee on mines AMI ain
ing Interests.
ARTICLE -.
''SgcTfoS I. There shall b. established
aud maintained the Office of inspector as
snail DC prescribed by law inspectors OF
mines shall be elected by the qnslised
electors Of the state al large At the geaefsl
state election. and no pc eson shall be eligi-
bic tor the ofilee OF mines inspector unless
he shall asve had Eve years practical ex-
perience a. miner"
sec. ,. TIE general assembly shall pro-
vide BY Law tor the proper ve1tiiatson of
mines, the construction of esespeincns
shafts sBd such other appliances a. nxy
be Necessary 10 protect the health and Sc
cure the safety ef the workIaea therein,
and snail p'ohinis the employment ia the
mines ot Children under II years
''sess- 3. The general assembly may nsske
suca fegBi sstoGs from tsme 10 time A. sgsy
be necessary for tne pyosser and euusf-
ata'e operating OF nain.s
sec. Z. fise general assembly yrRv pro
vide isst tha science of mining afsd met
alsuFgy aS tanght ia one or more af tie IN
ssisntsoiss under the patronage of the state
We have considered the several reSosf-
ttons fsferrEd to ns and think them purely
Legislative Ia their natGre. an5 we rssafn
the originals " lth this report Respectfully
snnsaittesi. 'S. II. MANLY,
Chairman,
M N0EGASs
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sec. Si- No law, exeep. sp;,rpyr iat.oa
bills. shall take eject gulsi ninety dxys
aItsr tas asio1rnra-ng cs the session ss
which il vas enacted. nn.ess IA case Of aa
emergency (which cszergeLey nuss be ex-
pressed n the preamble Or IN the body Of
The actl tlsc legislature saail otherwise
direct by q vote "f two tatftss o. AL sne
members eelcd 10 each hogee: said vese
~ be taken BY yeas ami nays aud elssefxd
on the ixs;l-lals1 - Pa a~sts,
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OLYMPIA, Aug. 2-Fcllowing j. the re
port os the COMMITTEES on mines AMI fain
ing interss.s.
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IT NoRxs IN rxSsssLvASgA.

Dunbar naove1 10 STRIFE cut.
Mosse waaItd To knox whse He said
this was from the Pennsylvania soas.isu-
ton and wAs there very -lacseat pfvsls-
son-
Godasn declared the sse ion wss In oy-
position 10 seesioa 8 of rns bill OF rights.
com ~ ling pfrs.n 10 give evidence
against himself
ssfsss faxosei rsftnsion OF tbs section.
Il wss the work of the great jarist, Judge
yere Black
DaabAr. Convey, GFssa It's. Cos.rove. wa--
ner, Ltiias, sioke ON tue Dlas.o:a. Il was
lest, "a 10 -.
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