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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30
wALLA wALLa gErusIrcASs
Delegates Elected who Fayor Alien.
noxt aud kinneaF.

WAii.k MALLs, Ang se-'The Rspuhll-
can county convention Mas held here to-
day. Five precincts failed 20 send dele
gates b e. Ross. OF Prescott. vas eleotasi
temporary chsitmsa, aad f. ~ ormsf.es.
os waitsbuFg secretary They we're after
wards made permanent ofiieyrs Tho tfts q
nominated IS - fellows superior eauff
Judge, W III, Upteu. state sousEoFS. d 4.
Thompson sud i. H. Preston; rrpspselita
ttsss. 4. n Straight. J e Painter and
James cornwall. ooaHty clerk r. a. whif-
man delegates Ia state convention J n
lcwar. D. ~ Patne, r. Z tsl{t.,ft NAV
ksauaei>tCf, J { SAITH : \ fzyloF. ri
Ross. u Snsil, Z X straight, Il M
Metaiey, &, u oFmshee. b J CROWLEY
w. L. Nlaaits. 4. } Anderssia lf
fhe Threatened abandonment af thu faiis
ta.y post here by the wHf sivpaYtmraf. ia
consequence Of iaek ei watsy In tsafsls a,
ctsck, has brought fas peopir hyiug angE
the stream 10 Use caiy fAetr nFot.sttl.su
To-Day plenty 81 water rms past Foff N ala
Walls Colonel Glesldenf6 has rsesun.
meudcd that the government make an ~
tort toward procuring aftes'sa water hY
boring wei GA she miistsfy reservation
Charles sherman. brakeman ssu tl,s,
ofeKon 4 Washington ferrItsgg railgust
while GA top uf htx ar - she train Nss
crossing East Main stFeef. wAs ssFueS by 9
,ciesrsph vtFr. ScYefal lVclh y 50 Knocked
"slt and his Ease badly clHs aaA 81 AfcNrd
Nj. y. W. hant seluyncd fFan the sound
casnt y gVsiyFsiay. RnA tss.f&y W. D. ga. l.
Cope 10 locste spsaa stlinRz The las
into fvnaittea Is stDAt completed and
fEesght viii he taksn iate that town ia saai
or ave dats A. ssasl a. acceam sdafiou,
can D. prepared tvsulst passenger train,
viii be ran whsct vii - ia about tss
DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30
1Hk EMIT Gi;s.
Dsscspt bY Police Upon q kiaD
street Joiat.

The police have put opium rilenlf on
their list and hsye given them - Ultima
ton that tn never will be hEed' II
they leave Seattle forever aud fk/seattle' s
good. Ii Is the purpose OF thaMuthorities
10 close up every opium den that can be
ferietted out, AID TO puuish every pFoprie-
tor and individual smoker. The spirit oi
the officers ia this matter was shown IN u
raid yesterday morning.
About o'clock iu the morning Li.uten
ant Peer. Officer ogerS AID speeiai taifi-
well made a descent upon Il notorious den
ON Grant street, Ia the row OF houses bnilf
for prostitutes by Charley Currau. The
smoking aen j. the micdie house of i've.
and WAS evidently built for au opium
joint, a. q Sled Is attached 10 tlo rear for
tae benefit 81 'pIpe-hitiers
The officers werc surrounding the house
whea the smokers took warning aud two
OF them escaped through the back door
and mounted the roof. After considerable
delay the first door was broken i'm sad two
men sud three women were
found Ia the baCx room. No iay.
out could be- fund, suhougn the
house WAS filed with the fumes of opium.
The two men ia the house sefe John Me
Grant and I'd Mccain. both hang rs on al
houses of il-fame and reported crooks
The women were common prostitutes.
Ihe tso men who had climbed to the
rooi were persuaded 10 come Down at the
muxzse OF ofticer Rogers pistol Tney
proved Ia be Barney sauin. the
crook" wao was recentiy followed
to Victoria BY Hricer Holden
after he had busglarized the house az
Annie wis and Charles Wegaer, an
equally unsayory character All four of
the men were under tae influence OF the
drug, They were iaken 70 iae city jail
and locked np.
After = thorough search Of the house
tao complete snlokins lsyUgts we're found
In = trunk where they rad been hastily
slowed away shiie the officers wefe break.
ing Ia.
The fonr smokers were released eu : %
cash bal eseh about 10 O'Clock ia the
morning. 3egneT was arrested again last
n!ght f0r ysgraney
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30

LEGAL Contests br& ~ Awsy iofsr~st
r. sss state Smsnatfsns.

MovSz fxgSos. Aug. 29,~Tse kspgbai
can eeentg oasgFsssisoa fas.sT ess'-fed ia
fssl ssaEa2 & fsgafes - the state esiiYst
fsst.. Tharass tagus, 4 =. saFtls>-s, Df
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4. stevens. II Ass5sEte. &. y. Pre~sea
tire s,sss 4 n Aiukl~T For ife tx Ia
snrs 3 j. Eaesfs sgsd y. y Afnkssf. sei
eoaafy e8esE. j. s. M5tsiy.
T.as - iex4les uefe &6AsfarssTt for u. w
Bird. for superior judge and br- q. '. ts''
ataa faF lieaf~ua1t SOxi f1of. eGfhss !
xas sa.t az. al tae 9TH sSAss officers. .hs
si.iaGAls.s fAy0s Ten fsyge for stAle -s-ii
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PucsI SOUND RsIlHlT SEkS
Manager Meyeilrs Visit - the
Port ef Eatry.
Tn. s~ssss. Roads Ssw CHIEF Es'
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L.. ss4 wfsi &c sxxezssses ~ stestossS ACTS
the line 20 rors "a "a as rspasiIy a i'Sssss
ans .s,svss.s e.a b. epitsetsd ~ he esFss-
Tractors
rHs sEsrTLx EgkD.
ek.eI gss-gssee- n r. TsAsoss. o. TIE -
sfsle. LAKE -aorx 4 Eastern rs aasE az
rssesa IRON sew York wednesday aa'es-
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s3.sna ~ sze railroad Eslat COZ SECT
frssr ssEa the cts ST Gerh D he nes
s.s.fss sgssuy tn.ss Of railroad n tfas csf7 ?,
tsrssesls ly tsse CHESAPEAKE 4 sffit1, re
sass garge na sYEssia< "a n 's,
siga 81 tbs E5cr Hs9n & S~eA4.'f'as
r.ssd. az chief eng fnSeF-
o. fhs as.s task that has f'se1 "a o''a
for him. rk,s snnspsEtion ~ TIE wtst 9. a.
b snrh u tne international tos.is''sa9 2 So
q iuus.ftga wffh he dasAdtsii ratshe.
ssssf1 % rs.ss5Ese he VII mas q tSaa 81 ta.e
..sa,.. AMI ls.ak AZ she heavier work ~
x.sstsfSrfys4 Il H-f4 Win i0S
ssxa ar, eds bH3k, tne character % We
tIsal.r and sslI. ami he hssizs vi TIE
I'VE sill do al the work sc saa before
,ae rsla eosAss,n be sai.t, ann u ss- cas-
aaf i4g iron thss faal ge sha.i s's IN SHAPE
10 10 - early IN the spf'i4z.
xoarHERS rAcIrIc VISITORS.
A parfv u northern Pa.4fle railroad ofti-
eiais eon,is ing 81 Messrs. C. H. Prescott,
second vice president, Tacoma. william :
M~lleu, general manager. - Paul VI. c
kin. herly, ASSISTANT general manassr,
Helena. J. NJ. Hsnnafort, general traffic
manager. - Paul, J. '" heti-
srick, chief ensieeer, = taas;
motive power. 81 Paul aUd ; C. Fulton,
fsSt assi,tsas general freight sssnt. Pori-
land arrived ~ the caty yesterday morn
ing ~ II o'clock III a special TAIN consist
ins ui he pTisa;e carr GLACIER ard Mon
tans Tnsy ~eFe met e. the depot with
carriages hy Nj Bailey, Galzert, Mr.. II
Tsndale, president II the PHg't sound
shore road. Dr. r. e. Miner, liza " Naaeeu.
r4ansser sf the PuSe -onpd Shore rsIi
road. z r. Ferry. u. II. Gilman AID 9th
srs, ami escorted about tu~ cay. Lake
Nashiags0u and the several ether points
uf interest w,re visited. The sentieDie0
endowed the iriI, immense and express
sFesf surprise az the rapiditg with hieh
the city /. being rebuilt. After being shown
about for iva hours ID. parry were dei zen
e. lne Rainier Cnb WI re lunch wss
served. The parts left fof Tacoma al 2:'s9
- o'clock
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"snoJr TUE FIRST POLICEMAN
Advice Given To Lou Graham b,
Her attorney.

LEU Graham. the notorious eoursusan ~
Jackson street, who has beea arrested
several times al lste ~ the police fos run.
Mug hcE house Of i.l-fsme on ole " TIE
moss pa5 ic taof0ushfsres of the city. ha.
assta escaped punishment az, ga
guiSbie
hrH Der Case vas continued On Tass.
4 ty, hNr attorney, n. . JONES. instfues,r,
ar no{ u appear ,Hin In e,saF- ufsgn that
saSrse if1 farther lisg3 fts tsss ter L, sl,ossi
toe 9 = Policeman ga a. aste4ag.seg Ia es,tsr
Fer hGus 10 ARIES her
~ FsTSaaats IS the tEst Etlscs ~ advice
the Hfalam woman sss lot iu court ves
iSfsiaF afternoon shea her es.e "a.
Ss43ssl be justice sss absisit "a issue a.,
siiAs NsffAss lsf hgT . hea q ss-gSf Itch ii.
esisGs - s,si ~ bet attortley eauss.i civ
AZ. 'fncf A.bsstsou te move The aiSsal -
g ltfr esiafse. inus ietslag Lou tsraAaus
fFsd HsAlB.
Be lae0s women 81 kias ssfr hsya ali
'H'vG tssasse so Pay 49, sue. afs} IA,
- ieu say t1s Euu Efzham snrH n.
bftF'z 2" Jasr&ee yet. IL EsEaaisls 4, -
FfsA II y r Nlsf 4hFu to Cafgv fhr ss-t3,tt..i
fssz.s 50 advice ssven bg her = attorney is4ta
S8'ses hea fae 0ibFNgs So So sxFesi AeF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-30
THE LEAEY TERRACE HOUSES.
EItch store. Will he Built below
Permits Issued.

Mr. John Leary. who owns the row Of
terraces houses on the east side OF second
street, between Marion and Madison. has
det ided 20 make a radical change in the
appearance Of that properly. TIE ground
GA which the houses now stand VIII be ex-
cas- sted, aud brick story constructed un-
81 meath. which will be divided into tive
ssoses. The briek story viii project nine ievt
fat .F for9 ar! than the otBsr part 81 the
building, which will ALLOW the eonstfnc-
tioa 81 vide - Otaf made on the top, Tor
fCs. use OF the tenants Of the r. sldcuce
tinn 0f the strttctuFp. The - -ASDsae
siii have suite bia Ia NY appToacilts
a. each ofick ,truetGTu Will be
any bu n. The front NiIl BE- st
tfacIiYe. with a galvanized iron eofuic.
and pressed brick and granite trimmings
Cast-iGon columns vii support elegant
plate gsss widows In tacn store front.
Architects Cemstoek & Trotsehe are pre-
pairing plsns for the alterations. and work
in BEGIN H. soon "a they are completed.
The probable ~ Will reach SIS co..
Architect Robbins has completed plans
tor an 9 cEant two-story double dwelling 10
be built by Mrs. -. L. Knox, on Depot
81 eei, near Howell The residence wilt be
beauty IN architectural design, and an
ornament % that portion of the city. Zach
division uf the house Viii have eleven
rooms. furnished with ali the ,Dcst modern
{tnHlNtstHt MS ne SpltiatN iDr the
erection ol the structure viii be- awarded
Ia tay or tgo. aud 'hs residence rushed
10 completion Nth al possible speed.
a Sow load OF salmon tay l,tHch sand
for building purpa -. is aiscnAreing at the
Jackson street slip. TIE mortar mi xcrs
mostly use the brown sand that they fsnd
tsOsc at band
BUILDING PERMITS.
Bulldog Inspector Abbot yesterday is
sued permits to tae following persons;
August LoYCgrsn. uns-Stofy frame, lot =
block 10. u, nny's addition. 500
". T. Jones ore tso-storv frame, lot 3.
block :, Hsler's addition. 81 co,
nunlley, one story frame. LOT 4, block
r., T tTy'S addition, SO
AUSpsl t4syegren, thfcs-stfry frame. lot
:. mock -. Denns's addition. si,eeo
n T. Kent. Que story frame. iois aud ;.
hioCs ,, BIaW ley addition. s-u
III IL kcat, tive story frame. lots aud :.
b ck ?. Brsw.ey's addition, 81 Sao
NJ. l. CsysnauEh, cue story frame. lot ?
black n. Nenay's addition. sia0.
q. i4ndermc fUo-stofy frame, lots :
sud :, block ~, Jackson street addition
"a
,Rrsh \. Hoyf. one story frame. lot l.
block ~. Terry addition. $50
-. u Bustsrheti. ouc-Siofy irsme, lots .
and ;, hsocS -, MayDAtd's s3difion, S.al.
". Mcclellan, tNo story frame lots Il
ADD iS. addition sa seattle. 81 0o
Lie1siroru iaWyte, tao story frame. c r
ncr Commercial atd We l,r streets q Gu
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OPINION or An.aIrsCrs
Expert Testimony C0ntrsdi.ts Ma.
iiciuu. street Rumar.


Sorae DAYS $50 tent situated in the
lower psTt Of lae city. Which had been
painted With so-caiied nte proof paint.
caught Hec and quickly burnt 70 the
ground. some malicious persons thought
proper "a spread The report that Il WAS
psiuted wsth p 4 h. The agents ior this
paint osg 10 state tlst there j. ne truth in
sigfh report. As no tents have 3. "a, p.in,..3
With T. s r. In order a. show -. nigh
esteem - which ihiS article IL d, II. ne
append Short ilst OF blocks ut..gu
y hlch 4. s y. pSint has been
.p<cinCt hY Architects Fisher. saunders
Parkinson y kvefs. Boone aud othefs -4sfr
hlov :. Butler block. Pioneer hl,,cs me
s~Atugion, starr tn3iling, BOYD bald
ing. Harrisburg Building Washing.
ass fefylturs Guyestmt nt Cas- buihIlnT.
kauouA hoiel, James NJ EuiuiAns wars-
hsnsss. tfe etc.
The 80 joys ug letter speaks tlf Itself
rEArYtE, Aug I. 1879
fp II / Ga5i{ss 4 to-. f3ast.ss Es.seR.
gaeaa T. & g. Fefsf GA rhnrs4iav. the
sisi ass Of jUiy. lss9. Witnessed a t.s>t ef
thc So Ffysf qualities ~ the patent Z. &
r saint. faF which yoa sfe SCENTS 4
shiosic rssi, whisa bad besa Grated with
ihe paint. wss thoroughly exAaainsd t,y
ulHs II snd UtaNfs. sDt a laFxs- piie of
shsviurs vas speged oyeg Il aad ~ "a
hfu Avuv rvPTes.s gatvC continued "a,
fhfeN uh shaf a. autif several tsrF4 =
tHt srfg tousufntst, creating very hot
base t,sf at-a q fsa wtunftS The IRE was
tAtu at.cN u g. ~ ont Fhe yauf fB sg.ise
et Gee stFFFt treatment 30 had Ccs.srsst
IVES - sound - htfoFe tnr are I sR ~ f9,s
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lass tad srd thst ~ s.ii prove esea;
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feugN tcssiy JOSIAH tatIfNs "a
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YAKIMA EsruELicsSs
A stronx B.isgstt"n sent 4" the
state GsBsentioT

NsRTa YASfa4. Aus. - Inc Nskiuis
eousfg Rspabiieaa convention Was ns ~
there i0cay J0Ea g. Boyle was elected
Temporary chairman sBi l. Ffaak jor'ioti
temporary secretary. The permanent or
saatxsisau h.isz " l. @'abier
ehsgynaa aud T. Frank Jorsiou
secrstsry John Ciefaans was Eofniustssi
fsr nse-sfse u the House Of k@psesI MIA.
ffYes n B -ffobscn, county q RI, and
The following were elected 10 the eonyen-
,soa ~ Nails W.ls kGwaFd whitsbn. l.
:. HoMiatf. ~ J. -tshlsr. Elijah DsbioTs.
n HfnsxFs 4 aa II q lE.sb
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CARELESS BURGLARS.
Overlooked Large sum of Money
ia MIR. Lewis Noase.

7. II. Lewis reported at pJliee hea'qusr-
tiers yesterday tast his residence on seaeca
street. near sixth. was burgisrized some
time Wednesday forenoon. The burglars
catered the house during the absence OF
Mr.. Lswis, who lives there alone, by turn
ing the key ia the back door wi. h / ippess
Iuty lad then rsnssCkcd every drawer.
trunk and other conceivable receptacle for
vsluah5cs In the house, evidently la search
for moHey, Rome sf which was fouGd how
ever. although MI l. wis SAYS he has =
large ataoHat secret there. A revolver
- the only article known Ia have been
taken
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JFfrERsoS nsrgntfCANs
Allen Weir Named for Congress
taanlsaltB ssf seat IA ent.

euAy fas SsKNn. AUG. - fsc espahN
can eaanty convention easetssi ihe fallsss
ins wsyrvn Carroll. chairman; , =
Clarke. seefvfsfy delegates "a iae ssast
constutlans :, a., SsihosH, nr %fsxgy 3
v. Clarke, I VI Hammond, " II % tssta
ard, Thomas Jas sesu, : t. sst3th George
u, taEss. A, Fiausmef Wss nnHstEssss
for the |. Stature
Among the rvNolnttenS vas tire ha'ea
tng We rGaaS esay teisew ctussu nue
Alien Welt A. abe, essuHtsestt - ASS
fssthfai Ia his oasigi iaas Uf aufs snt "A
nominated Ger sousft~S hs She SLATE r,.u
seatluG 90 " ala n 49, - Wanai s,tltE IL =
sseSies'. Tie truly. heuyssiV sut "A rts
represents tae desire su5 stt. sssfs 81 if.s
psorle NJ THIS yeuuE Ssstr s4es.Erg n
Joass Was NusssastC,t ou O., agss Pc sfef tss
. lsrse mstsfi'y iteHsF isuats A..
heartily ttdusSsi a. state sEuafay.
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LABOR nm
INCLUSION 10
RAVENNA plm
sept =. Iaso

Trains leave S.ait'e.
e'h siets,it b'oi g NsAsisun s.ss =
s s. Ia "a -sl ! 2, !, hesarasas On !
oent.e:,aen. tickets SIT ,s<,s..
e's .i'S as'e IsaitsosSd are and -. III
"a ga 81 s.u return cAiassh ~ 8 /
LIST eF JAMES Avn rsuru.
Baseball same between r,s.. q.
iron nosilfstrs mines. Mira - H.
ease al wine given Ia : is-s -
by Louvre saloon. s.
osaad tag % war hetx,~.
ionssn~Fe MS n casa flrifeL =
RsSi lady al9xer. first Ys,,.. !.
pse>eatet 0y q. kellars d N -.
prige. = cut glass tsafts,s ~ -
scented by v. 4 liAs rox,.s
ma Wss,z.1s sils e. pre- enssx1 Z ~
let's setoi'tt prize, piate -
sVr, h.css's'isi ~ stewart 4 Ha
fect race, seyenty-aye ssr5s h
prtke, PAIR sentimaR s5 shoss -
hanaond hsSert - Co sscenS sss(S
haii DOZEN white y srts. prssrrs1s =
cago Cio5hing Company. u
fC~oS race iyr boys uasser ll...-
ave ysrtls, Hfss lTise, s,ik sTaH
presenleSf ny snd A. xs-.
griSs, pair slippers, rressasss I ~
SANDING jump. frss mir -.
Mice 9 ksseu ben: sstssss.. 49,, - 500
tleulsns slippers. ~ jena ksss Ess>
shoe maker. @s's M u
kuDuias Juan. f-ss mis-.
msa's cnE bnisonS, pfsssn.ri - pa.
hs1,ss = second n ize, aox eissrx Z ~. ~!
RUNNING hop, sep aad hmm a..
one Goxen meas sho>, fYE tssaa1ss'N
Sc -aaG prize. box gars. s1ssaQ
Foot rsee fog giFis. first nr<..
case. Sy A.. I AesFs. 81 aas Nas1s'
he.s. OK lslheny 4 Nssqus. -
Foot race for iasiies' 81 -.
sol. hy Chester Clvary. saeaaJ -. pHs
gloves, hy J. A. Baliafryeos, & - Ss's's ~
Foos race for married l..ss.s =
SIsss saver. BY & LnAe 4 ca -. -
san Francisco bes't and shee Lam ss
otA race, nsst prize. gerfleaa... !.
pssiith, oy Fecesra & issaars. ISsa ssa.,, &
store eond prize. Eve pounds $50 n I;
w. Il. tisIlagcr. sssaes \
- 49, tstiitt a''enfipe the psrrs, a.
prize, wsier set consisting az s.ss. 80 ,.,.s Z
tray and glasses, by Seattle hs,s, ~as
old man race, hlt ysr.lx "a 49,.
tnre CO. 1-fgz
Fst mans race. weight rs or axs, =.
nsnstaches cup, y esent.d hyY Y. 4 fsi,s..
4 60; all prose slonals barres
frixes issued on grnard esn h. -. /.
A, I Nears tsus store, IA Fr,ns ~, 49,.
Refreshments en- gsnnni. ''N'
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TACOMA AsstH1tek~~
Hassnessea. Convention saes
taass. . stree & Ttesst

fAcasA ASS p fise tsesvz eSszu.s
kspaAessaa casySesssssa ras srasss ia ths
sss ts~rys&asa sasassss Sc Re "a esss<k ina
mcg0tnx NJ g. n, fss.s aas eae..ssss
.hsiSaaa ana ar & ~vAms - Fssss.asg
sewntaEs. (tss - sA1 Hse So xes @xsy
shes~a a. sissse - efe faag eaa a1ssi -
sfsS'1 rafANas VS. k&sEA aAass setxA
Iae slxsesstas sssss sss@ssas s. xass Tass-
hsftsSes = ffx sss&>ls2ssSs - kaS eAsss TsE
Toutynssssa EAsa sask sss-N Nafis 8
esefack
WAs4 fAe ceatsnszaa secssHs axsl Us
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wusrcou KnrUnLicA>s.
C.ieesi W y Parkinson Ter STATE
sesator-4fssher Notninstion.

wuATcoa. Aag -. AT the Republican
convention tsziay G. r.. Cline was cha rrnar
sad 4. T. Mea'ie secretary. Colonel IS. j
Parkinson was nominated for state sepH
tor. se,fgs j. Jnison abd Moulsray. repre-
sentauves. Hlxsosi. clerk Delegates 60 the
state convputis8, g. NJ. Kellogg, N .igr
Cline. Meade. Morrison Eesabaax d
4 afi(lxe bleh,e, Jenklns The del. SAT-
acre testguetsd for G. n. ke lusg s.--
ff a. f.SEe
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VAST sfkkhr OK nrsr
sf.h uss. ttnss the ofa Faith ~
the ksils~as.

Tee hat el.sa At unsafshs.s vssr, bs,s,s,..
'sooa3rt .s Ceiaml8s. Marion and MI
- cess SD - s.itY 80 sss = a rassza
s}'TeSssuee. re rsnf ag Nay .sf rae ESssst
= 'zFls5 etoFe fsiIs,'sa.i fusas aaoag shr rs.s
sFn efsf Ra't tBs r,ss8 lh Fesssssx - s.ssgt.l
= frssS - D. Hrrw rrksrtars az srss,-
e+f.ssS cE siFvs's- tae efcFs kne tatirs
0' ehsi.fts ASS are .saf&as aae xs.t -
'7 - bs.f t'f@s afsn. tHts.s the es.t
p~faalfs tsee IA. Ca 81 ua Wsss sss.s-f
sscss 81 F&Esnssa8 rust .,ters a. 49,. =,
ssf~f g IS . las ssae ef aars ht,rs...