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1T is ALL SETTLED.
The Positions Of Allen and
Squire Inlpregnable.
TURNER NOT 4 REAL CANDIDATE.
Tricky Meve 81 the Thssapssn Men-
Lasstsroas affitade sf sAe Tacana
Rivals. asfh wfsheaf = chanes.

0ETNe1A, Nov. e.--It Is settled -,w 4hns
Squire and Alien are TO he the next Tpsse.i
States senators, and III il can be kerse settled
until next Monday the result wEu be Is
entire accord with affairs. The sctfvs oppo-
aItion 70 Allsn has entirely ceased. though
Turner ssiii maintains his heaaarnsrers
and declares with refreshing assurance that
he Is stlli gaining strength II the truth
were 20 be known il would be learne.s hat
Turner has never expected 10 beat Alien.
but his aim has besn to place himself proraf-
nently before the people in slis confest in
connection with the Eaited States senator
ship and then 20 make . determined and
actual struggle for election 1t some future
time Turner Is yet ; young man, and he
can afford to wait
Brents Is still in the field, bat has made
no progress.
The opposition 70 Squire il wideawake
and VIII doubtless nos cease anfiI the eiee-
ton has occurred. 4 shrewdly concerted
scheme 70 divorce part OF sauisess strength
WAS exposed today and quickly crashed
HE plan was promoted by frieadS Of
Thompson. wno we're trying 20 arrange ;
caucus for 20 o'clock. II was hoped 10
rally THOMPSON 5 strength and enough Re-
% Pierce TO make majority OF the Eepub-
hean members and then 10 bind them 10
The support Of the Tacoma candidate hy
the ballot OF the calzcns. Unfortunately
for the success Of the scheme, q number OF
squire men bad 10 be invited 10 the meet
ing, and ats drift was very quickly discev-
cred.
The strength Of the ex-governor remains
4sgH fha
able 10 make no inrpads whatever The
canvass has been conducted with great dis
erelion and wisdom, and the votes attached
70 Squire in such manner that there Is
slight danger that they can ever be sweryed
TO another candidate. The only possible
prospect of defeat would be combination
between the forces OF Thompson and
sprague, contamination not at all likely
to be reached
1t IS fact, however, that negotiations
are going on looking 10 an aniIcanle..settle-
ment Of the differences between the two
Tacoma aspirants. Two awkward diff
Eeuitles, however. are in the
way of this arrangement Thompson
wants Sprague 20 resign. and spfagae
wants Thompson 10 resign; and il other
we're TO get out OF the way of the other il
would be extremely doubtful If be could
deliver his support to his rival. The con-
test between the rivals presents phases that
are positively ludicrous-twe candidates
fighting for the honor Of making Contest
that each knows is hopeless.
The headquarters OF all the candidates
are almost deserted tonight Manyof The
legislators lelt this afternoon for ssAttls
aud Tacoma. and viii not return antii Sun
day and Monday Nothing very important
can be expected before Sunday night
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rHE rEAsr on rrRkEYs.


Text Of tas Thanksgiving Proclamation OF
Governor Moore.
OLYaFEA, Nov. s-EolsoBIng is the text
of the Thanksgiving proclamation, issued
today by Governor Moore:
OL1NrxA, New. 5. issa
Conforming to the eastom transmitted BY our
fathers, hereby appoint Thursday, the 2Sh day
OF November, 1858, SIS dsy for Thanksgiving,
snd &C declare said 2Sth day of November a
legal holiday. and earnestly request onr people
70 suspend thEiT uSual vocAtIans assa assemble
IN tlssr houses an1 places nl worship and re-
turn thanks 20 the Supreme Ruler of tbs ani-
yerse Tor the heAlths peaee and prosperity which
prevail throughout the land.
Dons IA The city OF olympia. this Sth day of
November, A. ID. 1859. and oil the independence
OF the United states the one hundred and four
teenth. MILES c. MOORE
BY the Governor:
o. C. WHITE. Secretary Of the Territory.
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SENATOR ALLISON sArE-


nzmeVE. Is. Nov. -Ssnator Allison
returned this sveniag from the headqaaF-
terS of the Repahisean state committee,
where he had been tor Ehe last TWO aass,
ana says the legislature i safely Republican
hy eight on loin; ballot. ard possibly ten.
IS one distract IS sfill in doubt He has no
fear of any combustion between ANY Of he
Republican members and Democrats so sie-
feat hina. He declined - he interviewed
on the cause that pso1nced the surprising
results Of Tuesday.
The esiitor al the 1fusi this afternoon
received the following dispatch treaa ex-
President Cleveland: The peepie OF Iowa
sre especially 20 bs congratulated on taeiT
victory over prejudice and superstition.
The Democracy OF the state deserve the
greatest honor
kati seturns from every eoRnts' in the
state as receivea IS the fFs~a5s give Bcies q
total majority az 1.l9
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RICH ROCKS or RunY.
The Idaho Mine Sold for Quarter Of q
Million.

EILENsBUgc, Nov. s.-A report reaches
here today from Ruby City that the Idaho
mime. in the Coneonully district, was sold
TO Eastern capitalists for $3.50. 90 last week.
This is the mine that was bonded q short
time ago by Portland parties for $l00 900,
and from which they shipped ten tons Of
ore taken from the loO-foot level to Helena
for mill test which went S6g2 TO the ton in
silver, making IL an immensely rich mine.
They nov have the ledge. over 70 feet wide
and increasing as they go down.
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JOE uoLLApAY ARRESTED.

Lared 10 Portland by False Promises
Out on ssaiI.
PORTLAND, Nov. s.--Joserh Holiday,
who fied % British Columbia some weeks
since to escape punishment for contempt
Of court, returned secretly a day or two
since, and was arrested BY the sheriff to-
day. His counsel asked for Eve days time
TO file an answer in the contempt matter,
and this was granted, ON Hoiladay deposit
ing 81 900 cash bail.
He says he was told that if he signed a
certain paper be would not be molested il
ne returned. He signed the paper and is
disgusted at being arrested.
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ALrooSA. Pa, Nov. s.. A wreck occurred
in the mountains this morning, caused hy
q eoal train parting and coming down the
mountain at ahigh rate OF speed, running
into the rear of 3 gravel train. William
Stevens. hagman Of the gravel train, was
instantly killed. The lireman of the freight
was probably fatally injured. There we're
forty men on the gravel train, most of
whom were slightly wounded. Daniel
Shank, foFeman OF the gravel train, is hurt
inwarslIv.
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WAsHINoTox. Nov. a.--1he commissioner
general Of subsistence has reported 10 the
secretary of war the operations of the COM
nlAsary department for the year endsd
June 20, 1888 His tables show that the
total resources of the department for the
year were SS.2i2.537, and the expenditures
s., sos. Subsistence supplies 20 the
value oil s96. .5tiz were issued to Indians dur
ing the year. of which the interior depart
uaenf reiu bursed xS4aQ
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AsHoRE On rHE cLALLAa COAST,
z14snapS or the Gutter y0Tcotf and Tug
Renton in 4 Fog.

PoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. s.-The revenue
cutter Woleott ran upon the spit at Port
Angeles yesterday afternoon. There was
a dense fog, and the location OF the fog-bell
was mistaken by the pilot She lay upon
the besch until ths morning, when she
was drawn of BY the tug Sea Lion.
The Renton, which went down after the
Evangeiis passengers yesterday. ran
aground near Dungeness lighthouse and
did not float until O'Clock this morning
In the meantime q blacksmith put a
sleeve on the broken shaft. and the Evan
gel cot of first.
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sax FnascGsro, Nov. sThe 6gAi be-
tween Jimmy Carroll, IT Brooklyn. aHsi
Nike Luce. which w&s 70 bare taken place
next wssHssaay svsniBE II the Golden
Gate Aihiesic t4ua. VS. declared 09 tats
afternoon. as Lace j. stated fe SUFFERING (
from gsssgTs4zss
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NEw YoHx, Nov. SIT ws4 iei ortesi
around town last night that tie sugalf
trust people anticipated the general tefmA
decision. and. 10 shut of an application
for receiver for any more OF the New
York refineries tn the trust. were rehdv
with papers with which 70 comp petelJ or.
garsigN the trust
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WAIIA WALLA. Nov. s.--A IRE alarm
was turned IN today abeut noon for a6Ts
81 the Garrison. The old hospital buildine
was in Eamas. and before the Waisa Waiia
1rs depart ment arrived on the scene vas
too lar gone "a be saved. The department
hoxeyef, prevented ignition d she rev
hospital contiguous. The furniture was
...-..A
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80 Deeert - oserueshs.l.

Marines Desert because 0verworkess.
WAsHlNGToS. Nov. :. Colonel Mc1aw-
ley, commander OF the marine corps. in
his report for the year ended september
20, lSSl. says on the subject o. deseruans;
The frequency ol desersiun Is an alarm-
ing evil. scoEi which, IN common with the
army, We stfier greatly. ia my opinion
the cause is that toe men ara overworked.
from there being TOO few 90 do duly. There
are nany who enlist Tor no other purpose
than 10 secure a home fos the winter sea-
son. as deseriions are always more COM
mon in spring and early summer
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CLKvrIssp. Nov. s-The schooner
sonthrest, from s.. Ignace, Mich. felr Erie,
with eres Of nine men ans a cargo of
iron ore. IS believed to hare breE lost
A dispatch received from Erla tonight
saws the schooner Southwest has just az.
rived there Ia badly damaged condition.
The crew Is safe.
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I.ri,en . ,he VOL - rarsea I.arer.

AMSTERDAM, NJ ~, Nov. S.-Tsfe affairs
OF DaRici CaTmichsei the xaEl paper mar
ufaetarsr Of Amsterdam, are sasd q he IN
a desperate state. lie has conveyed a his
property 10 his brother. Mayer John CaT-
michael. FOR So oo0. The latter endcaycFsd
70 nlert Daniels obligations. bar as much
OF the papsr maturing proved 10 be forged.
he declines 10 accept any more Of H. Tie
indebtedness will. il Is said, be about 81,
oea The fogweFies approximate ssslessa
The name OF John Mckarian knit gpeds
manufacturer. is found ppe 'nneh g the
paper, bat he denies patuae ere. II
Is said there Is over sss,ts9,s rged paper
OF H. W. craig & CO.. paper manufactures,
New York.
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PITTsHrns. Nov sAn evening paper
reports the sale of the Globe oil refinery.
of this city, the Freedom Refinery. OF Free
dom, Pa. and she Graige pipe line. giving
the Washington field t. the Standard OIL
Company. The tefsneries were the lar.
gest independent reiinesies In the country.
The deal IS said to involve several millions
,,f ,ee.ilarz
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W AssHSsznx. N0v. s.-The postmaster
raneral klzs received telsstau from the
postmaster 81 Louisa, keat coGnsy, KY
lated Nevsmher 3. IN ShseA he SAYS BIS Of
Zee has teeu completely demolished by Ycr-
s9hso had gone politically They ass1
,gvrsarnstss- An investigation has beer or
4serea3
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poErtkxD. NOV S-WillaAm Lsvie, who
has been in charge Of the Portland Rowing
Associations koathogse for several years.
was toand dead In his cabin 81 tAe North
end q the city tAas mogmirgs he vas for
usssly sea captain ana belonged 70 Aber-
aefn Ases.Az4d
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WIN Reduce fhr Democratic Majority.
BesVoS, Nov. So The Glees ssSs petitions
are in circulation and viii be presented to
the city clerk sunerFo@ Tor an entire re-
count of the vote OF the clty ol BoSian fur
governor and state officials
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roLpmBrs, o.. Nov. a-Flre At the work
of TIE Pioneer fasgy Company and W. G
REYNOLDS & Co. today resulted lii loss O
st0.oJa Other minor tirass which ocen
piea The sane building are incluaed in ia
loss. insurance So 900.
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NINE DROWNED ar YAouISA.
A Mother and All Her Children Perish
In the Hay.

YAoUrSA ClTY. Nov. S--Yesterday a
family named Parker. consisting OF the
parents and seven children. and another
man named Wagner, attempted 20 cross in
: smalt boat from Newport TO South Beach
When about midway the craft was
swamped and ali were drowned except
Parker, who was subsequently, picked up
by the IialIe steamer Richardson. Al bat
two Of the bodies we're recovered within a
few hours after tie accident
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Pennsylvania omrsaa RSsarns.

PsasL&DEtFHgA. Nov. S.y-The total vote
cast in Pennsylvania on Tuesday for state
treasurer IS as tellows Eoyev. Rep. 49,
ta7s Bigler. DEM, s7l.s 81: johnson. Pre-.
q 50; Bover's plnrasllY. a. 90
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Sr. PArE. Nav. ! Ths fsoar n.ia Of ts
s.. PaEl Rollsng Mili Company was
sfYoyed ~ ire tonight, entailiag loss
sls8ao0 The elevator adjoining Va
slightly damaged.
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LACROSSE, Wis, Nov. S--News has tast
been received here OF the death of Isaac l..
Usher, father Of Il. y. Usher, publisher of
the Chronicle OF this place, and chairman of
the Democratic state Committee De-
ceased was well known throughout tia
Northwest and died suddenly at the depot
in Boston as he was returning nome from
a visit 10 Maine
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The president hEs denied tbs application
gor pardon h the case q + I. PatseFsoa.
eomv5cte8 in the 0Essrlet court - Ntse u
bigxasy. and sentenced Mas ~. isss to tao
aaarsi fnl lFs-ssl.fl fnsaA
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sssnesAf aapzftneas sized ap for iasszes wAas-
ne beyk ana eAE&4rsus C5atAsss ak tfyaEx
Psasos . C0-.s. eaEasE CosaEsn&2 A. Fsons
ssgeNsa
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No aneto rae iAlsee.
sbs saa Fsaneisoe 10
ta,e seattle fF.snsts
s..vsas sas sss tsAe a.
sss.1 Knd saJ Issa
theaAy 3a o9, aesessEs
a, .,.eez-tes tss coast isasa s.'<&s s4
s4.s have ivysgAesl sw t'4e eeA9'ses q s5T7ss4~
,s.es ~ che Ae&lgsgEazsaaa aa3 4esiss~sa a
SAW sagkst 2sss sEas a.tssseeS tae ha'esa a'-s
....s esvs uS eves Rssa 40 isspsesasd S'ia ths
- tsite ANA ~ n cas- soassle il Is ssnGS sa
~. es.ssy sFues gula She vsSy besvessN alsne
= "a ssst ssesss G. euSrs sSsa gsswsss tla sa'
s.z,es 30 yaa 3aUct H8xes, sootAeF waste as1
.aag. sarssts a.aasv.g a1aaa FeaE s.e. ea
ssaRez sofga t@ekeses.e@ .. sas viess ras, a
= asa ssssea rs sssts ogil,-e z@2 esss ea
saysaga th.s rlsfszgy el pass s.se seAst !.
a sasars egta aeHgs s-Eeg. as@-y se :.
vASvaNssss ls~se. - A@d s4e2aA
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BAltimarp znarehists haye iskSsa pro-
erssans Tor flse eeseFet3ah ef $50 81 ns9Af-
sarg 0t sae Chicago hasEing sesesa5as IL.
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EreasnFfF HaFt ot FsfIHFg EFaEaIa Df1EF
HAnRIsHuAs. Ps.. Neg. a~siate Trea
uras Hart died at 1915 o'sioek touieb
He had been ili souse sifne. ard did not
coyer consciousness after an attaek
rsaralxsis nt Q - tonight
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We fnx.se pns kii 81 z1sagez GgF stssck -essss
ey MhasN8sx . Hyams. rat8sH 5. t,e-. sAe
a rsess tlxkAsnE desleFs lA aAe wcss4
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ser egfRs MnA ssearseT FfSsfFMfiaEss ca4
NNFshesa gAclNe t.ckes 0ss4ce. Is aceaz5 stsrsz
Ezetcu asasS
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= sa~~2n 10y S Isfra reAg. i ans
rPHesas, tbs fssea. xissat4s 81 milt
] lgsfsfal N4n. John afuffs teeassss
tnra Ttaa5 f.z
+at &C. IeHaaas 81 esa iaans Es
Aet u II sseona ncHsvaa lslss
81 - sn8 apSFs ias
a b wen lAaeries ea
1i3#a
F. ~ Hiis8a ~eA. egf Is sxaesF
9.iFd fsNe g.
tAesSe ye fsstsnre
wea AFaiAeolta sessg4s Aevis
t gina afa4
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BoMz. Nov. sIAe asffisaee gseeatiy
ataat Led Gon9aF ssss eaPs4l os Ab5 essgis.
and barnea The city. sahseguentiy the
Atssasln Aas aasaekssi taa dtFvlshss, sis-
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aenerai eanslssa. Oaee fils ssrxuF q the
ifoaEer. i agw ay4ag 81 zacss sa,tzassp.
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East sid astveea Iasnsa aaa chery reefs


Ha nom "a article IA
e tets EFatEsasax
= of ths eora inx
siss b sozas. aas
as iasf we Haxa
@ rse 90 saa Alpa
ssa sAs smnwat - RAs we have sas3 sas soft las.s-
= usste-agEpsei b1aks q 80 gtayi1as Ea.as. IA
. g tas 0si aFla sa3 iae Aes. aas sram 70 ena
sAHsr q s1ss aaslacAge wis2 tAss vsswe3 frasa
see 90 eas Nte es yaW sae mssesEse Haaaser polns
zhs graaeGs 4lke very go1. sss massive frazst q
sazsalas @esatSies sAKi Wo&s& slse es xs&nts Ia
ktenlnk zsensee tao&ea soE.e hgssrsi waiacS or -
fagas Ra3 ess az sea sA@ GAsea2c snS tgse o5vzz p
Sc aa0sssaEs taa2 gsse mlsz - Ear e2a c0Gsefys
asEslai 8 ,Ae.s se1t 4as gasstozs ansN
tGassn s. - wa.sA Ntl sssss - gsesasy pzskAea
3Nsgs s4.s - ss1ASS s.&x s.ss SxESsa saNsVSs asa
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MONTANA is 4 STATE.
Text Of the Proclamation ef the
President.
WASHINGTON OUT IN TIE coln
TA~ sesse oeseess swern rresianaa.
sseA cenvcnsag me Eessslasase
Not Yes Issued.


"A.
NsSsslNssssSs Nes~ - fesltient tAaFSa~
s-'n saEtasd aiaa sssfea thc fQllaNtnR rsos-
lasnat1or a. 1850 O'clock this nsortsnk
waxxFAS, IAsxnnrrsSs q snR paffes ssefes.
Ay an al assprssss.l TIE IA lax ~ Ntsssss.rx x@>s
provided that tsa mia fznts Il fha egrfet,rx k
asasssana Mlrhs. npara he rgsa slssnN trestsfte4
Ia sasd act h4xo4ap ne ssatx u Montana nzaa
WREaxAS II seas v,riss ssss>5 ~ X 81 go ehse fsn
delegates eleeaea a shesela esovsies1 Il she GEMS
setnsiazai convention snsaa terrstsg9 al Msszs
tAaA ShamAa meet Al tae sens a. r0sarnmem4 III
said serriscry ana after faey Aaa saes Afsd eg-
xaalke4a shey sAouia declare IN ashal. 81 lha
pevpae ai Montana tAsa shey aaopE tie canzeifs-
sion ag the Unltasi Ssa1es. uasFeup5n fhs sail
ceaveatiam sisaua4 te Smthaxsass IL farsa xsAsa
government gag tae I,sapusFss STATE 81 Mensena.
an1
waKRKss, IL i pravsasss hy said aea that the
constitution q assap8esl sAeala NJ rnnulaisan in
f0rSa a make ~, saa rsvgis e. rsslfs2r
oei rights on seccsans IL fsee II ci,,f. sxrsnt ~
% Indians not taxsi an ss,,s,ls rss n. sss,.sz.
nRat II The aoaxsssutlea II "a. fass.4 STATES ssa
tAe prinraples os fhe nsesxrasfss IL Ifssaanesfa&
erne. and tAat Gha roayentinn shoaiA, ~ an O..
silnanee. isrxS oeahle without kbr uonscnl II tha
United states ard sAe pcopls 81 said ksase. make
certain pEnvlsiesss ptsscslhei Ia said ssss ana
wGkaxAs. Ii wm~ prog4sssxg ~ sslsl ea9 shas thn
constitution shas Fuffnsg sf tao s,aeale III Mon-
tana SAoalf. hy as.s.nanre az eanvensfsn fssna.
inx the Salne Ia Snl,..,itis. Il ths gex,f,s, Il
Mantana Al the oleetsssn 20 ID he'd shefSin an
the fssa FnasdAy il tActaher. lss laF smsaasaftnn
o. geleetlen py The qaAtiesa votars 81 said rso-
4Sa state a,sa that the returns 81 said election
shaaa be ss dc Il te ~ ~ sasl ssrrsff,ry.
whe with tile sosernar a,sa ehfef Justice thessas
CT aay two of ts4ena. should ranvass tfse same.
soF tae constitution coo gasesrof sl.assd eertsIy
thc result = shs president q tee rnised ssas's.
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omalla 8 plrrre finllmar.

Sr PATTI. Nov. s.--A Pierre, s d.. spe-
cial to the Pioneer Press says: The boards
of trade OF Omaha and Pierre have united
In forming a new railway company 20 build
line between the two cities. The road
will be extended along the sioux river from
Yankton TO Pierre, via Mitchell, and viii
be called the Omaha 4 Pierre railway. 1t
is expected to complete the line by the 1st
of InfV
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Gleriion Noiicf.


pat q the city bosniea BY an YIN si iis aTenue
TIer,ion p,ssrct shall contain all that
part he city boundt BY add VEG Nnnh rs.h nte
IT, Election Ds,-is bal contain al
s,S.ci Br0aSway West Houston street. aud SOUTH fH'h
apse n,v.leh,h Election Distzet shall contain al
iha' part Of The SIX eognSd y ana da @5 si,d I'D
Tn T~sa na,A Fiction ns,e. sAail l, co21ia all
slsct sullivan sryet Wet Houston street ana Hancock
s 5 p P'' ,sS ,a9 Ssa d Il issi
sfr, Maoougsl street, Nand2m siei' aud NAck street.
NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Ninth Assembly District shall b. dyied into
mrs n election districts. the extent and limits Of
The FIR, Election District shall contain al tha' Pari
q. he city bounded BY AID yag witha foy ,ireI W..
I N, s;rcet and Hudson Or North riyer.
. ,t ne - R5untsi by and wing within Cirkson street
Vafck s,fs, West Hous,oa .re aud Greenwich :'res
O. re ely BOUNDED BY aad lyins within Le'oy street
Biford street Canine stfeeS C7sson stree and Had
n Fourth Fecren Dsrie, shall contain 81 TIA, pert
Be,tssi s-t- Downing .tee, Beecke- siofi iiSnco.S
r. FrA Eecson D..rrie, shan contain al nas part
a =, ~. ~, i DoTnias :r - ana R.dr -
n SiNta Ileeton sirici shal contain al Ma pari
Z - - ssuai h a. a.. yTE e t,. N. ..,, ' SxS
avenue CaTuns siri Bee,SeF street. Leroy street AID
81, S. y bsaa.1a 81 al iync l.aa joac- s-,,s Me,t
FsS,,s -, go -I 49,: al B,st s s' .Sr
7 hfeih 80 70 D'--i .nA. t, g., am a. -. A..
2, - y s9aH H. y 81 ya . s ,''2i s ''s
. =, S' H.. No.. - = ~ B.,-- ::ec.
Cu.res ,:rsei Bei'sra ,i-s' icFsy street. AMI Hudson
rari 2: g eE sSa-i. y "a iyng Wte,n cA.s'325el
H.
pat 8. L. ID sesssi ~ sd iy6e l.a ca,,;.ss'
TAe It-riernie -. - !i',Tst sal Sga'sl1 .,sy
st-ert 69r--"ita sisv> Lay si-te' 81 l.l-,~' ~
- T.ai>.,A Es,,ssa pis.,, sian ososin al iA,'
uss 4. - 3et ~ a. yiic within PEI sif't@
We ,sc-ll Christopher strert I'D Hudson ~
r. Yi.4 E.sa D.-;'i.' SAL eo''a.9 .- an !,, MT
~ - 3 * w. rs, ST. iud~,a' street.
r-7 D.:: (, .sa RS. ,.a'9,2 w.. 81 H. hat a
s-t- B---zer si-s-t ClTst-i bel street, AA1 tucson
r. Sv-a:-er,a Ee.,- D..,,i saa, eo-.;ain OF ma
Ia'i 81. g 1'r ---es - a. ! = I.il w. 49,
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= = r
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