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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-09-13

In the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
MS II Court OF Equity. No. 800.
nRDERED this Sd day of September, in the
" year 1885, by the subscriber Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
that the Auditors Report flied in the abo se
entitled cause be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 23d day of September, in the
year 1889 Provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in said
Montgomery county once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 23d day of
Sept 'mber, in the year 1889.
JAMES ANDERSON, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test:
sep G-td JAMES ANDERSON, Clk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-09-13
: AUNDRY SOAPS.

- by ID. ii. BOUlC.
Rabbits Soap, Proctor CANDLES Oleine
Soap, the best Oleine Soap made; Ivory Soap,
Palmitin Soap, Extra Palm Soap, Frank Sid
dalPs Soap, Enoch Morgans Sapolio Kitchen
Soap. Pyles' Pearline and Rabbits IT76, &c
nov 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-09-13
DOAD OPENING FOR SALE.

viii sell to the lowest responsible bidder
the opening of the road between the Balti-
more and Washington road, located in JAN
elite and known as LIST street, on Saturday,
September 81, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
j. N. BENTON,
aug 23-id ommissioner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
NEWS In GENERAL
The Interstate Commeres
Committee Surprised.
stRns. ar EMPIRE CRY
Referee Fitzpatrick Under Rards-
Sensational D~v~i.paenss in
sse Cr@nsn Case.

CAieksa, fa3y tS-The senate ineesxssse
ossssraersa cssasfaStsse r Samea It's hearings
assve sesias- Seeretsgv stone. al the h<,sr.,
- tsasse rad rvr-sss ~ the Sasstsasss SaA.
raistcs ~ tna committee. This rrrars
t0eakat sh&s fhe Csaaalsn sranxnarfsf{aa
fIses af The aite.l STATES sfcrtsSs taerr.
slaly sa~ opsnsse-rlsl Interests ~ ,his cvsn.
toy TIE board ef trsse easamltsee AZ,
suggested ADDITIONAL aesss1 alien 10 make /,
.'Haszuiui ssF raslraza eosapaaies 10 com.
sfus tes the sstE1lsssaa Of railway ss~ssis.
sks9s itka fAe ErN@k ines. ~ cont f4if tra ss.
Nke ESs >ostiHae>ssrN tnscrssste ks0sauerc.s
kxslsay asSssssssssss. etc. or railway trusts
- shy d sszspiion, believing that they de
etrsay sNsEa f~etiEsaaa sud essste saws
The stAssUenS seemed - cDn1e unex.
TScsssaly ie tie sessate committee. ana
efsattd ssfsaF = hat cg a Se4Sefien. They
liaH4ae lately sAanienci temporarily tAss
scisssoaas MIA CAnAss ~ develop the
oc~F3 * ra.le IDEA - tr&st.c associations
AID psvs =
senator Hiseosk sasl thar tAiS Was sa
srlfscSFaHt gmas2is q s.sd thxs the attitude
al tsso hoArt uee sasnsising. IS ia ether
pants where tlse committee hsi held
neasiAes tas ssaacvnssis ~ Psahsie opsaten
Esd fsnn that these asS0s lsssi0ns are the
only segafiou # thr preseEf esH riie2fiuns.
av s*Ssi @hcfhsr TIE eSGaoe}afpry sen
teaces ie tae geprrt we're ~ the nature cf
trlifagaic eptAiAn Cr nesreis rhetorical
Taes cvAfeaitS q uos nei anticipate the
sasn aaairs lad taken susl esssied an I'm.
u1eflaks answer ssst The ground that they
did , understand thai they were prvxett
so sNaSiaer the question af ponls Tns1i-
fsdasl EasrslsaFS 81 sAe lssar6 ~ trade COO.
saitive. "n seire Questioned, however. ex.
pressed szfWag ossFseiflcu ~ Traffic Ar
Judgements 81 d38esvntisss inr weakcr
Fos9s ep seeospt tANt they pstssntei frce
Vssse ps,tsfsea.
ane rommi.,ec raishcd rs hearirr ard
viih ins exct pihsH a. senator Cullem let
& Il Ahe last his ssssrissw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
TBK BAY CITIES.
Railroads ard ysaterwerks-A Daily
NeExstapAr.

wnsTcoa. July l5-Ihe lay cities are
bulidlng substantially ana have pa sei the
dangerous teethsng period ei juvenlle
towns A little wholesome rivalry sf emu.
lation hes sprung up between the Corn
walt and Reuasit cogaaauiss Ia see which
will bald the first railroaA a. tsp tho
Ca atilsn Pacific. Tne gSuael8 Faaa % ca
probably te tuflt se9n by unU "a fbess euia-
psn1rS
The Bel,ifxhsu Bar waterw0rks now
being canstrucftd bY thc 1arawaN Com.
pany. Wl4 ste the fsst ca EBett ~ounG.
{ The pressure viii ~ ever 80 ispl faii ana
the water sIll lse eoBdHcted r. the hay
Ciglts tn iron pitSs ene icgt in diameter,
aiEar8fnR not 0aiy zee s9tasy us waier
+ for domestic purposes htiE gsVaBg she
towns water Freg foF ere purposes
II Is reported that s8me mes biesei r. ;n
( ssc F~iinsrA suta the lstge fAaiig suf8etsl,
which wiil sesyc the ssallaisng elolhts ui
aa afternoon pApeF TO become s new
psper wlih fefsEgapalc dSs asehcS 81 sa
earle day Il wi3 DC published hg 3@iut
/ ssoek cuwFany.
Arannr the ctsEB rlssfr'af fsFcessi.ie. ~
quiresi hy Beliingbara hsy sfe iaily Rs.is
sua Fssti of ealry. h9le iung orer0ee, bili
BNs ge3 sn sight
1as prceeaslinKs "a. the caBsslitlf soiisl
rouyes ton are b inE watched fF eur C.tt-
zefss "a ha viii gaxefu th.fF ys.ses for 50
against fse esisSs thEton ~ m rhaFarts ~
al tbs fnsfrapaeuI. Tfzs general Segasnd =
10 school, isHd or iiae laB8 grass an
wsntsa
Z The coansy ofseers ere wanacriag
whether iavy s5ii rs FegHiFsd 81 ran ty'
ele ton again snis saai. Already half .
IsfHre- All the esnsissisrss feg 60 led
STATES senator's have taNg sacEs. ant TIE
inauet meats aFa esf-tc sis great - sn
ssass. legislative canFsf3stes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

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amendments TeFsarssng FaSs tae renSesa-
s7ssfs ass tas ycweT 20 Efsks SssA sahmls.
s4oa. Accepted
x3Fss.r~4a..sf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

EasTLkSI. galy IA--iast ni1ht The cav.,
zuuaigy - oresun rsty. aud cs,3elslly Al
Easnesnah. lss sfUieF saS.gsA GA sae suash.
wss saaskci - lesra thSf gcssFh
sIessEes, a. els aaa wrs, kuaua ~.
Aseat es fhe lsfNr pace haa uss,2e
6SxE%sasa sttesasst - eutaUlr suicide.
hes'gss, = 30 3s q E1s css&RiC. haf tssn esm-
psoy 81 ~ forSNgsD - ths pulp Mills. lares.
hsa5 dsn< aaues ~ a cooperation. naN ia
p.Nctss ot sHeesias 81 IsTc.e0n Cts. He
4n1 the sNsr sntgus2enE. a mas gRsnga
seT sos2ie steSs s3sa, tnslts
sareaga 1~fvtsi nsasfcr. l4t.iaes
Mas rssem p,oFfly disc harss3 fngua fise 3sas
sstgsaesh-DE nore thaa a wVgk aes. 4as
matter pFesfsi heavily ngsw bis naIaa EuaS
DC SgsW irFatssie and naevsSa. ksf 20 ore
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arrangement. bts lens wpFc mss par sCsI.
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asfv was heFrlegA few nlBUTes after Rs
stsSng assnp~ hHssf frstfG Ehe barn Sfff
feakIug al haSlc to the sees. Was snYthsr
hasEifess - ss,e hcr husband hisssstnr flstsa
= CHASTITY w0npd ia his threat
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stf.i Alive
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
TACOMA sorEs.
A Mania Tor steam 8otiSTs- Nsw
Rstek Yard

TAc0AA. Jnly - The re}afises Aeiweea
E6aafa Easgs. ihe Puyai.up II sisH sgent.
All NJ psas Carer. sue rssaFFs,ioa ply
sss8sn. have nas heeB ste Hosf friensiy
recently. and a fee Gay. ago when Eslls
infarulea pg Csstes si.s' tse asiaori5ses at
Wa.Afpgaan hats s1ssgsniiUa h5Ea, 8 staYfsy
see14e ensse8. Mr.. Carter does ngt sngp
eIl ssszf caArEe - e. Suspended. Af.a sHa-
nts answer sas charge. Nhat ssi sau Niii
b. tsken hf t8e .tasci@f j. uet 80 psRssn ~
EmoNm. iss4f future stFes1sstneats sra
,eas q farmaFs g. itk aa la7tls ib'eges;
%ss E2F1ha Eenu 81 $50 tnosElss from
falKasf9s fa Tacouas shSS ngfsrHtpN sna
places Is sl1e sais1sosssan h s&gse Gssialn-
she e sgsfE sNaus Is yeAfs, Mr4 Aas
rssTjcu AZ nssE Ia fog st.ssa bn.iefs bay
. irs rreai ~ sFstg one ~ taF AlfEF atsss uss
sssssv Esegsasfsvi % cesw3 sat AaAla wSsh i'ge
( psagasss of EssHg sisawp a larger aue IN
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81 5aae ssseks So aafHsj ird<tsfs.aess %
a. i&Ea 81 So. ~
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if q srsgurss tsei sae fsst suftSrtsy. 81
sE3e ef wN rtess. TIE &ts taNAi 1851
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
THE CONVENTION.
Seaftle's Attitude on the
City Debt Question.
Wa.hsnxt@s.'s Ia fls~d s4sxssrx
LfBe-D.nafsosss Ter sh> Jxrriss.r-
ssi University -tsthsr ses<.

+ oLysrta, {zly fS--2szss ". Z. Forest
frosa she >eatsls board OF trade. Thssn.s
" Pyo~eh, from Ike chxregssr sss es,rr.
MERE. STa <. 4 Sss.x. sraz.s tie sslsv s.s.s.r.
e{E. viii arrive ln rss@ city t1zzerxsys stss,
appear tefpre the eesnsnaftee ca sss.e.
county ssl1 city iaSetfesness. an. urxe
rhs sgsorlioa 81 = T.sasase s1iuwirsg a eksy
: To insu- sn insehsexsaa1ss in sry amount !,
chooses for ceftxsa pubiIe purposes
A. representatives of the baxissss an.
municipal isa'ersSs Of the cisy OF seattle
tie desegasioa j. peculiarly wsil qasaifiesi
20 sho9 10 tRe cum gaissss the wisdom and
manifest sastiee af a liberal provision IN
trehalf os tse struggling city. aud Indeed
oI &sE2tsst every offssr place II tie TERRITORY
The territorial scr cssafsness The grxswaGc
soxTzs Of washington 10 . ntggkft.iy Nrzs.z-
alton IL nusis7psl expenditure bat A..
NAYS hasafcTez and ufSs.a acsEsliy prx-
sent<a A5y extended system og p,zf-
lie improvement AID taat caused al
% lessk iDfsaFd 10 statehood a.
the szsn1 whea the irESouae rysssFs s.ksgss
worf1 he removed and the er3hrynsie cities
~ Washington allowed Ia expand nasrls-
ally ana snFesssripesi. Aow . coarSe Of
legislation y threatened fast is aa stsssp-
late menace 40 AT least oce e4fy. ans. AZ
comes forward with ~ earnest protest.
The desire Of seattle has heeu strongly
urged Dpoa the con- mitfee already hy yr
DEgie, bar doubtless the Representatives
VIII fse sole 70 demonstrate ia raorS. than a
gsperai way Just whist he csty warts 4, Al,
Il can show IL detail tbs piaG.s os the great
waterworks prvpossd "A year ago sn6 de-
Cided npoa "A week since and Row rra,s
than ever actually neeues;. II can ss!r,
pasenthet. et.en,sy that tae city wili be snle ts
maze tue water - stega Ray. y here a pisus
Ike the spring Hi water works can make
s{a-sE1 clear of expenses sud interest IN oat
year. TIE business wants oi the CITY, the
improvement of streets. grsd..s. sna
walks, waaaTrs and wharf aP-
pEoaches, sewerage. iish,s, pa ;sr
buildings. engine houses. IRE srrsraftas
and hundred other sctuAi needs s,f seat
tie people can i,e dseit npen in detail. and
the particular reaSen why esch must be
provided presented with fierce snd fals-
Tsess. The unanimous sentiment Of the
peo2le of Seattle ia favor oi their
petition. their reliance aron their
ability "a shoulder any reasonable
load, aud taeir vast resources 10 Offset sn
Obligations, can all b. tsweif ap8n, and the
committee viii accord the delegation a re
speetfal and eonstsierste hearing. that Il
may determine whAs IL best {, do u8tseF
sll the circumstances fur seattle xnd every
city in Washington.
MOTIFS
Lieutenant J f. Euneie. On the sssff of
General Nil :. arrived in the city today 10
look after tue Interest Of the government
with regard - Eide-flats In front of mill
tary foriiacattons.
Jehu l. wilson, of spokane Fats, openly
a RCpab iGaa candidate tor congress, Il in
the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16

THE CATTLE TRADE.


CHucas0. tnly ts-Affangemsuss have
i,ssa e9tspielgi fsF exporting al anususlly
isFge nanlbeF % eGtsls within the next
thtre bf four moAth<. Nelson Morris. =
heavy estsie 8esi II this city. bas sreHref
aii sna warrant si.ees on 81 of ths outgoing
vfeanss - trasn Nsw fesk saF isxefrcoi.
sffasN0W sssi ta1utson sHs resicd q tso oy
;hsg. mWashs. l. hashaway 9f Boston.
8nef a aVMdie cate have been gEsea All the
sF~ars GA the steamers ~ tie Warren line
lfngn BostpH fuT gsiY. AaRasE and s-epseus-
Ter. sad Nyer smfsh, of Aew SoFk. has
engaged fs.f the sasne line af sirHsaess suf
flesoter. TEE rs-asos FOR e. II hesvy expert
The iuw rfsse here. and shortages nf the
Earefeen raifle erop end consequent high
pfiees there.
TIE frs e9nKigament this season III eat
us srfived hs-ro fiifs meyrsrg They are
from f8e rEufh 81 Pierre Wirus. and cnp-
siss ~ nine eaficass ~ stsesk ana str car
seats oi eows fhey wcsw 81 bpest at
MinausTtiiF Mont
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
A DETAILED REPORT.
Consideration Of Number ef Frs-.-
essftDus-

OLYMPIA, July 1s.--The convention VAS
called 20 order ~ / ?, N. Prayer by
Rev, r Chaplia, of Olympia Roll
called and quorum rsspor ief. J&mison,
Wilson and Sgsyeasoa absent on leave.
inmates read and approved.
Communication from fssncs Minor. ~
toFney-st-las az st. Louis. 40. enclosing
pamphlet containing recent decision un
wunaau suffrage, was Rad aud FgieFre,i %
the committee on elections and elective
risnis.
A t.,iegrsm wAk read tvons De.eeste Over.
AZ seattle, anaoun tax thal he had missed
ceBnactsoB. a8G eousa not afsEui she GOA
veDtion fs~iay He was excused
The judiciary committee. ~ which was
~ serre1 fhe offer Of ". II. XII gsst. 81 the
spokane shr8Rseis. - do fts1 pu1lse print.
iug denying ere authority of the cpnVen-
t,ou 70 contract Ter printing other than hy
the iuhiic printer. wss rsad sad adopted.
Power from the committee on mileage.
res4bmiJgAd the original repost oH TaileaEe
Hlth slight alterations. Adopted
Esssr BEADING aF PROPOSITIONS.
Ry sChooicy- DiFidiux school isnds inso
two IGFtinus. orc e2ften tnFgt and the
other includ.nE all iiie Fetnainicr aud
pFoyidiug for ths.r disposal referred "a
committee ca state. sehsssi and granted
isnsia
Bv Jay-n Directing The sunull sssoa of ANY
iaea. lsw 20 f;e seters effected feF fatstea-
si0G ct rejection, reicrtsd 10 legislative
/ committee.
rs Kiuacar-pf pfohtSisins the importation
I Of ho-las Il sryred detectives Tor sny pur-
( poe; referred - sae eoatalttee % bill oi
rights
I Is kinnesr Making the olacs. Of public
/ printer sieetirt teserfed . ilse COMMITTEES
+ "a printing.
saow sgxH tbs FgsNT1Ss.
hat
The delay N ghe printing. sod suEsestssI
1 that soEAefhing ~ 8eue - iha convection
The pssssdent explained fhzi tEa gE5s4c
printer was not ia blzsse.
l'ruSsgr Eneyea u pr3=seesl - tsae eaassSt
/ ers-fan III be Fess4rt % tie coSamiftce ua
rules OF order. making esstaiu sme..d
nseafs ~ t3ge F9les- BHshAa ~ moved bat
7 q sts. over Units tomorrow. shrn the r1s -
sfc expected - ~ Erinte3- sArrie1
TO TX THE aacNp&RY
+ Cara@gys Offered &fse following Feas.1utiuu
Agzssgtsf- That tne chairman on fs7,3efAt
relations. hsegnfsAfSts at4 - tHssFefseia p.
sma : nsYeby sGs igagtaszs fe Fe5sErsph tse
sserrsaFy e.! the lnieriaE tor Information as
- ths s.eaaiie huafelagsas 81 3ke t9sssfaFS
ct Washington.
tsafssxyx explained fhAt tas lfSuts8&r}e.
81 NNsh fsxioa wefe uas 81 al eeFf 81 q. SD
tass information vsS Eeecea faAf taeS
TureeF a.sss IL tae fsTTifafisl at cd
net etesrsg easfFs D. tsesa.
taga. gys ssl.3 g as& aot
TIE rezsslaslssa wss thea si8s4 tel
TgkT nEs.eEt-FG0S - sCoHES
GrEatss rnosasi 20 gske Fhs Fezstagsoa 81
N ssAge. ask3nE ssT fsfcgu'sssssis a. - p
fsssss 3ensss srea sae .skszs. DA 4ysesssu ffs
gaztf II saTs Eess. r. ta - The faa'io1 = -
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co~rer Second ard J mes Streets.
20 ss sor,e Ct cnsieest prose9 - al "sFs - 80 3
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TWELVE CHINESE TOURISTS" !"
G. r.. HentinGtan Not Allowed -
Transpert the aonxsis.

wAsHgsaroE, Jaiy ia-Aetinx suerstssy
nzolfshiss Nas tn sslexraphle eoYrsf~aud-
Esee wlfh & =. usaliakfos. president of
tss uaian FanlHe FaiiFoza tsAfsy ia feesr9
ta tie CASE If the tweiFe Chinese coolies
wha waae r-renflg arrested Ea Ssw ufIeene
en- rnuss - thseagy vie ssl FFaneisc<A
The salieesns hesa fhat Their laadsn& =
PF@ssi nstes ~ the ahlnese exclusion asss
a nRls tsss railroad eerStSfats thsf slssy ety
sstssle8 % aise PRIV slsge ~ transit thruuHb
gsEtess States iers.tsF5 - szeari1ts
Acting FeTfei&gy Bschkasief tnfarmeN
HnugsnKsefs That fa@ collectors astfru ~
IL sssse rians4 wisA the feetsiou of th4 -
fssefFnaut EAT be wouia ss,suEly sisb -
s~sHssk - sfe tF@Hsp sprrfsttusa eox ssaHy y
r,sastfssus tssrshag aesf9n until sstH 49,
slsssl ess ie gsTesensssi sa q airfcTnss'r ~
lhYeHSb ths tbfi1ess lsgsiiea ~ @seh1u
taa. D. see gaesntlms tfas esspsrtr1eoe
wsat txs iasfrIsTfe8 e. a@faBn The EhttsF1e,
hgf % aes Aslpw them 70 lard.
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p7alsfie iesof ol ffuif sasa3 ~ fiae end of the
Eiasnf i84e GA tse t&uk 81 she gelam t&@
stser. ssgEssstss. kancnaFer uhsis thrpwinx
Nassii aewn chUto fssss th~ trsstle - me
fcfg frcline fsa Afternoon. E7t ost-
slde ST fHe raising asst isesng hfs
haiauee ffli tan0sF ftef. Stfiklas on s0e
inc.ine sfsa tEfnfaiag in*e tha Fif@y a
tourr wunlsn waiting fGy fhs ferry EAst
asmu ssd saa nisn faes 20 she sarfsog ~
tbs wstsf sod then Nia& II - sarfisssass
No v - disabled Is striking the snrstas. ~
be " A. e.ss s4igngsss gee body hss
s.s.s hasa ~.asa5ssr.4slf
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soE eRoYNskI-s RrNEFIT.
\ Coed Nsturea Contest Aeswesn
Rival rugtiIsts.

san FRANcgHCn. July fa-~.shanf q, 90
people were present NJ the Mechanics
pavilion tonight en tae occasion Of TIE
henefl teudervd Joe Cheynssi, tbs mis-, lie.
Neishi pas Hist. whn wAs recently asfsaltti
by lin t'ertaft The exercises consisted of
sssssT.ug and y restltng es tibltioas, inter
s..crsed with music from band The fen-
etit will nj CAovnski ghoHt &@E
he event 90 The cNensRE wac q tanrs
resInd eauless beiwesu Chay sski aAd his
FORMER oppouent, 3Iu Corheti. no8h men
we're gFee,sG with applause saf gave the
a@st exhibition 81 TIE evening Cartselt
again seemed 10 prove himself mare than 9
match s0r Cheynski The men displayed
zoe gresIEst good hRfaoF and faEasearanee
throughout, claettlng frequent anpiaasa.
GoTb0Et caused mefrimen4 itufsi
thesss art by sapaing Doe on the ussSs
before tbey lad Eaisiy finished shaking
haa1S 10 the Succeeding rpauis b. led
with tho right ard leit racalag Chayr4s.
KS fese asa ears fseau nsly while the
iatsers blows werss divided betgeen Cor.
sgttax eAasE sad axss a roenA ss& @ssai-s.--s
sfNeteG aaTH I-ek vs. gtte EfsssR.
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NORTH pAsors CONVENTION.
Ycssersisy's Deins. ~ stslsmskers
at EisnsaFek.

RgsssRcs. July Is LIN the constitutional
convention to-day resolution was intr,-
aneesf, providing IAsi the legislature uf
the state shsli consist of single badg a
not lesS thsn 100 members This prossoss-
tion val e0n2e gp Tor discussion later On
4 msAacre wAs Introduced providing Tor
the taxs'lan os mortgages q making
sGeh taxation lien or the property secur.
sts. il patd Ay the noTlE Eaees Il s. added
20 tsae ieet, tisst ii pssf by the owner AZ the
property IL beVnfaes q psrt liquidation of
the iaeamhrance.
Non Seaiarlan schools are pFovtSes. for
in an article tnsToaaerd by Mr. Richards n.
The Australian system q! tsllotlaS was
discussed and ordered prautea for gutaro
consideration.
The comm iftee o8 sxscu svc has De
cidea in favor Of the rarloniuE power bs--
ing Invested In the governor, aud give him
unlimited veto YoWer. the u Role or any
part os the bin being seb5eei 20 veto.
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MONTANA coNyE.xIaN.
Asking fer trSxeF.xl sunraSe-
Agxiast Compulsory Education.

Sshfns fer Universal snnraSs-
sgsiasr Compulsory Education.
Hama. Jelly as,-~Tae Taasser ag gal-
vezsai suffrage Was sfynnS upoa the cor.
s1Ifass3ral cs9gS stiQm ~ The iairosaffioss
ct petition s;Snsd ey TIE cisszeas oi siS fr
or tea ssaasi iezEs IN various Baf,s al she
teFfit0ry. Tae Benst@rs. on returning
from GREAT Falis, fouss6 srza printed
cIrcaaas headed ~SnEser~sl SAT zs~-
Reasons Nhy Wnalea SAoula Vote. {"
pasted ON sveFy assk
TIE proposition Icy the S0ragulsorv eds
cation 81 ehst1Fgu fsets.&a shs eees us ;
AMI IL w&s st0san nae4sas1 assseFseSy hs
eamtaifsce.
The seinuaitfee On LATER zskeg Tor further
time II oQtstsaer The proposition relating
20 sasnese }sssSsr sf.st Ssa@re& sahyeegs
r. = Wyife. al trirt sstrpfars ssf the
A&tseAsi Ke{osm Association rFeSentess a
Proposition - rexsfd to irersl prinssi pi,sS
IA eavti suYsrorIs az. ia wAieh be Urgy.si
the FcszsgstHau ~ : sepscrae iseinx aud an
~rs Ssssss iosigYaruf hat see ssanTse pf ell
sGtN0g-ty IA government comes from
Sisai
The coma tsce submitted proposition
for toe establishment e4 y bureau ~ lsta.T.
4 resoia sea was Iuirstaerd proTiilag
for stsse exsn tier. to =. srp9inffgi t.
lnFessfEsie the accounts of al osisrsais y.
geSss esss-s a year.