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, 1890-02-13

The house spent tho morning consid-
ering Mr.. Hutchinson's liquor bill,
which is practically prohibitory meas.
ure. Authority to restrain the sale Of
liquor Is vested In the county commits
sioners and city council, and they may
provide for licenses any where from s50
TO 81, 600. 1t also prohibits games OF
any kind In a saloon, also music, or any
thing that would tend to draw A crowd.
Mr.. shaw tried to have the minimum
license reduced TO $1,000. lie said that
a 5000 license was virtually prohibt-
tlon. Ills motion was lost.
The bill was indefinitely postponed
after a long debate.
The house then took up Mr.. Powers
bill, repeating the act Of tho territorial
legislature Of 1878, granting the Seattle
a. Walla Walla Railroad and Transpor-
tation Company title to tide lands In
which, with the improvements made by
the Oregon Improvement Company now
claiming TO own them, are worth about
81 600. .0o0-
The lands were granted on condition
that the company commence the con-
struction OF the road, which it did, and
now It's successor claims the title. The
bill brought the question of whsther tho
territory OF Washington had authority
Jumped upon the bill with motion TO
indefinitely postpone, which was voted
down, ayes "a, noes ~. Tho bill was
postponed until next Wednesday.
Mr. Piokrell moved to recopsider tho
vote by which Mr.. Rutter's mining bill
was defeated Yesterday; the motion was
laid on the table.
The secretary OF state was requested TO
return Mr.. Grants territory bill for the
purpose of giving II an enacting clause
THIRD READING or BtLiA
by Mr.. Shsrp-providing for shc use Of
water for irrigation purposes passed.
by Mr. Robertson-Authori1in road
districts to levy special taxes for road
ptlrposes. PASSED.
, 1890-02-13

OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. 5.--rhe senate
held long session To- day. owing 10 tho
fight over the Power medical bill.
INTRODUCTION or HILLS.
BY Mr.. fairweather-For the relief Of
Mics q. Moore.
BY Mr.. Watt--Proyiding for the organ
iEation Of new counties.
BY Sir. Wood--To provide for the
summary disposition ofactions for forci-
BILE entry and detainer, or unlawful de-
tainer. Judiciary.
My Mr.. Wood Relating to the mode
OF procedure for the appropriation OF
land by corporations; committee on cor.
porati0ns.
BY Mr. Rinciart-To encourage tho
cultivation OF oystersi committee on
state tide LANDS.
BY the revenue and taxation commit
tec--For the relief OF John Sullivan and
John Miller Murphy committee on
claims.
BY Mr.. Payne-To create code com
mission; judiciary
BY the state, school and grant 4 lands
commlttec-A substitute for senate bill
ti6; ordered printed.
BY MIR. Drum-To lcgalize convey
ances, etc. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Drum-Concerning the owner.
ship Of property by a husband aud wife; /;
judiciary com mittee.
BY Mr.. Baker To regulate the prac-
ticc ofarchitecture; judiciary committee.
by Mr. Preston-For the relief Of II. j.
Parker; committee on claima
, 1890-02-13

istrars during the two weeks prcced-
ing the election TO hear the objec-
tons of the voters, and strike
out those not entitled 20 vote
from the list. We challenged these
|, 80 men, and also those whom we have
reason to believe wero polygamists. No
man was challenged without reasonable
cause. During the registration John
Boniield was imported from Chicago,
and brought with him men whom We
have shown to be thieves, thugs and
BURGLAR, and tho reports Of fraud were
opened under the cover Of this, They
brought people here TO vote their re
peatcrs. The law under which tho regis
trnrs have acted Is tile Mormon law,
adopted by the Legislature unanimously,
against the Gentle protest, and II was
expressly for the purpose Of preventing
Gentilcs from obtaining footing In tho
territory. Now that officers are mp.
pointed by the Utah commission and Cen
tiles, the Mormons cry ont against this
child of their own creation
, 1890-02-13
REDIsrRIcTIsa THE STATE.
Governor Ferry Decides Ia Favor OF
the Uuld.OVer Senators,


the HuId.ONer Senators.
Governor l'crry has Just finished draft
ing the general appointment bill rcdi,.
tncting the state. Judge Iloyt and 9th.
ers have declared this task impossible,
ms there are several provisions of tue
constitution In conflict on this point
Governor forry's bill divides the state
into thirty.siX senatorial and seventy.
two representative districts, which will
give one more senator and two more rep.
rrsentatiYcs than now, an increase of
the size of tho legislature to los mem.
bers. one of the principal features of
the bill Is the recognition oi the right OF
seventeen senators from the oven mum.
bcrvd districts to- hold over. Governor
Ferry has studied the constitution care
fully and thinks it II Us plain MS thonose
ON mans face. lie maintains that All
the senators were elected by virtue of
the constitution, and tho huldoyors
can not legally I've oustod 10y any process
THIS Is diumetncally opposing Senator
FHirwcRthuTs IDEA, that all tho senators
were elected ON u common basis, To I'LL
IN emergency as IL Werr, and IL Is for
them to say ho are holdoycra.
Governor tcrry'S biil Is not complete
In that II does not define to n certainty
the boundaries of tho senatorial and rcp.
rcscntatiyc districts. This can not 10
done until information regarding tho
vote by precincts cast at the last election
comes TO hand The governor Is unior-
stood to favor the appointment ot n
I0int.committre to tai his hill and dc.
hne the boundaries OF tho new districts
, 1890-02-13
MIsCELL ANXIOUS.
A bitter, but Useless, Fight AGaIns
the Superior Judge nm.

Mr.. Handles bill. which passed the
| house this morning fixes the tare on
| hops at five pounds per bale. Five yards
/ OF 2i and 30 ounce cloth is allowed ~
bale. The bill is q copy of the New
York law. The hop buyers of the West
| have been In the habit Of fixing the taru
at seven pounds, which is too much.
While MIR knnoars bill, de-
| timing the duties of tho
I governor was before the house,
there was lively discussion over the
provision empowering the governor
TO suppress strikes, Tho house first
voted 10 retain tho provision and refused
to reconsider its action. On the roll call,
tho section. by vote 40 to Is, was
made TO cover unlawful strikes. Sec
ton Ave, npproprlnting 5000 for the
governors secretary, was eliminated.
The bill was then passed.
Speaker Eelghan- Representative
GeOshegan, Stephen A. Brivn, of Ia
cuml, aud r.. NJ. o'Farreli. waited on he
governur this morning and in-
viled him TO preside at John
iioylo o. Reillys lecture at tho
Tacoma ,hcnior on 81. putriohs day.
Governor Ferry accepted the invitation.
Senator Wlhllcy's two bills, creating
tho Oilico OF publiu printer ana HNing
hs COMPENSATION, were made the special
order or l., NJ. Friday In the house to-
day.
In the senate to-day MIR. Long made q
bitter fight an MIR. Evans bill, giving nd-
di,ional supreme judges to the counties
ofKing, P.crso AMI spokane. particular
~ the amendment offered by Mr. Baker,
giving Pierce county two additional
Judges. the same number as provided for
In the bill ;or King county. The Lewis
county senator fought we'd, favoring tho
] amendment, but hc was defeated ut
every point. lie offered an nmrndmcn,
to the amendment, giving every county
In the state an extra judge, but with
dIpw his amendment before u vote on II
wns takcn.
Not even with the aid OF Nick Owings.
who was nrraycd n tho swellcst OF
light trousers and dolly warden vest.
, 1890-02-13
COUNTY DIVISION.
a sharp Contest Between Fierce and
king Counties,

The King comfy delegation in the
house made q neat attempt to-day to
| kill bill. which, " it becomes u law,
| will cost them slice OF their county.
| Tho committee ON counties mad reported
u substitute bill for the two general
county division bills. Tho report
OF the committee having been
adopted the other bills were dis
posed of, and had the house
accepted Mr.. Grants motion to
indefinitely POSTPONE the substitute bill,
tho subject wo,Al have been laid aside
for the session Tile King county del
cgation voted solldlV for, and the Pierce
Delegation sulidiY against the motion,
when was defeated, AYES 81, noes Ah.
Motions TO make the bill iuuppliCa-
blc 10 counties containing less than
s,OOJ people, and those whose taxable
valuation would hu reduced below
S2UODO)O were voted down,
a long debate onsued on the qualiiica-
tious OF n person eni tiled to vote on the
division oi n county.
Mr.. piummer held that, according to
thu constitution, q quHlihcd delegate
could vote at any election,
The house took Mr. piummer's view
of II and agreed 10 permit county diyis.
ions u ar election 0t three r-iourth7 Of
the qualified electors living in the pro-
posed new county vote for II.
Iho biii was defeated, ayes 80, noes
IS.
Then the King county delegation tried
to burn the bridges behind them 10y NOV
ing an immediate reconsideration,
hoping to vote 1t down. They made II
miscalculgtion and the opposition won
by yot" OF 20 To ~ The iiouse then by
vote ~ - to 2s laid tue vote ON the ta-
bic, suhicct to the call OF tile house.
, 1890-02-13

indians holding pnds in sevcralty TO
lease or soil thcm; judiciary.
ny Evans To dlsClain' on the part OF
the state nny intention to give force Ia
the oct confirming I hc title OF the scat
tie Il Walla WallH Railway ~ Iranspor.
tution Company to tide lands in Elliott
bay; jGdi.iiry.
THiRD READING OF BILLS.
By MIR. un-ApprupriatingS 5000
TO sink four urtesiau wells In the Horse
Heaven country, Yakima county, lost.
By the house insurance committee
Requiring buildings over two stories
high to have fire escapes passed.
liy the water and water rights com
miltee - Authorizing corporations tc
nuild irfigating ditches ana canals
passed.
IIy the house railroad committee
Granting railroad companies right o
way through school land. passed.
, 1890-02-13
REM0NSTRANCE DID IT
Last Weeks Work in the
Legislature.
THOSE HOLD-OYER SENATORS.
Governor Ferry Decides in Their
Favor-Notes That Are of
General Interest.

oLYaPlA, Wash, Feb. iO.-Tho bill
creating Stoptoe county out of portions
of Whitman and Spokane counties is as
dead as a door nail. Brown, ofSpokanc,
who introduced 1t, and Clark, who was n
warm supporter OF 1t at first, recognize
its defeat Tho prompt action Of spo-
Kane sonding renonstrnnces has turned
the tide. When the bill was introduced
there was strong sentiment in favor OF
At, caused by the presentation of petit
tions signed by people living in the pro-
posed new county, and had IL been
pushed then IL would have gone through
with a hurrah. Tho opponents OF the
measures saw the point ana played for
time. They succeeded In getting the
Till postponed until next Monday. and
in the meantime they have been jabbing
it to death,
, 1890-02-13


When the house met, Speaker Fcighan
gave notice that hereafter tine roll would
be called twice, the last time after the
reading Of the Journal, and that those
who were not present then would be
marked absent.
rnIRD READING or BILLS.
by Mr.. Kendlc-Fixing tho tax on
hops; passed.
By Mr.. Botholi-Authorizlng the haul
ing OF timber across railroads passed.
by MI, Sharpe Regulating irrigation
charges 10y corporations passed.
By the special Joint cCmmittco-Ap-
proprinting $500 for the relief Of the ter
ritoti1l code commissioners passed.
By senator kinncar- Providing that
suits against tiic state may he heard in
the SUPERIOR court; lost.
Iiy Senator kinncar determining
conflicting claims to property and
money passed.
by senator Drum Relating 10 the
iiilug Of the transcripts uf judgments
rendered by the United states judges :
passed.
by senator Kinneur-prcscribing the
duties OF the governor and fixing his
salary; passed.
by Senator Wilson-Proy ding county
assessors for each county passed.
by senator long-For the Construc-
ton of bitches and for dminago and
sanitary PURPOSES.
, 1890-02-13
THE UNIVERSITY BILL.
II IL Passed by the House In Natl
lated Form.

Tho universi,y bill was passed by tho
house to-day, but In sadly mutilAted
shape. The friendly feeling ofmembers,
heretofore so manifest, extended to the
warms,t and most eloquent protssta-
tions OF ~ mpa,hy with the purposes Of
the institution. but the house WAS not
willing to appropriate 10 per cent. OF the
proceeds OF the sale OF tide lands TO the
university, nor to levy direct tax for
its support. The reason was that the
Tide land fund was an Indefinite sum
and il was better. TO appropriate cor
tnin amount, and tho tax was not tho
nrons r wav TO raise money for this pur-
pose. The sun Of $1,000, however. was
given to the university. This " ths
same amount that II has been customary
20 appropriate. but this is for one year
instead of two, as formerly, aud tho
amount alter all is very decent. 1t Ia
practically twice as much ~ was ever
appropriated bslorA
, 1890-02-13
EFFECT or THE ELECTION.
Prominent Mcn OF Both partie. In
teryiewed,

SnE LAKE, Feb. 0.-Never before in
tho history OF the territory has yoliti-
cal champaign been 30 bitterly fought as
the one which closed Saturday night for
the election OF municipal officers Of this
city ON Monday. The question at issue
has been neither republican nor demo
cratic supremacy, but Mormonism VS..
anti. Mormunism. The last election for
EN- hers OF the legislature, wnich re.
suited in the liberals or unit Mormons
carry ing tho city by majority of Al,
has caused every voter to come out and
work TO the utmost, the liberals to again
carry the city, and the peoples party,
or the Mormors, to prevent u defeat,
from which they probably could never
recover.
Tho interest has been so intense that
tho legislature Oh Saturday adjourned
over 10 Tuesday. The city from one
end TO the other is decorated with flags
apd bunting, as though it wero "a nat lonal
holiday, and during the past week torch.
light professions with thousands of
men have paraded the streets night and
day.
rIE orisIoss . A MORMON.
In an interview with nm Associated
Press reporter to-day, G. 3. Richards,
chairman OF the peoples party, and one
of the leading Mormons, was asked
"What will be the effect on the admis-
sion OF the territory into the Union by
either he defeat or victory of the peo-
pies party ut this clec.ion2'
ut should have no effect, for the ter
Il. ia
less OK local politics. Doubtless the peo.
pies iaFty's defeat would tend to re-
move the liberal opposition to state
hood, for the liberal party Is anxious for
statehood ag soon us, but not until, IL
shall get absolute political domination
In Utah. But this should not influence
the federal government, for 1t is mon.
strous to make tlc sovereignty OF a COM
morwealth the plaything Of n local
faction"
"Wili the election Of the peoples
ticket retard the progress OF the terri.
tors and immigraiion2'
''Sot u, Salt Lake, which Is now one
ofthe most safely progressive cities In
America. and that progress would be
continued and encouraged. The iinmI-
grafton of desirable citizens OF all classes
AMI the Investment of capital would
continue as In the past. Only the
fictitious, or evil progress, aud tho in
tiux of the dissolutc, or the idle element
which attaches itself to boom would
be stay cd."
"Does your party favor admission to
the unionT
~ es. il admission can DO had upon q
basis Of equal rights"
what u the general feeling with rc-
, 1890-02-13
A BIa APPROPRIATIONS.
II IL Just what the People 81 ths
Uppsr Country Want

WAsnIHeroN, ID. G., Feb iO--Ihe
senate subcommittee have agreed 10 re-
port fayorsbiy IN the fall oomnits1e =
bill appropnating S2s6. s56 lor boat
railway around The Dalles. That is the
amount asked for In tho recommenda-
tiop uf the commission which examined
The Ialles last summer. The matter
will be ordered next Friday. Il
, 1890-02-13
FAILED ron HALF A MILLIoN.
An Old New York salt and Fish
Iirsn.

NEW YoRK, Feb. iL--This afternoon
Woodruff 4 Company. extensive dealers
In salt an fish, announced that they
we're unable to make good their oblsra-
tons Their storage property year
ago was valued At 81. i.oo0.ooN subiect to
mortgage OF S4S0,om Tho frrs
lately had diiliculty In discountins ira-
pers. Liabilities are sid To DO over
, 1890-02-13
An Outgrowth OF the Sez Perces
War.

WAsnISSros, d. O.. Feb. ii.--Scnator
Dolph has had passed bill which pro-
yldes tina, the state Of Washington shall
receive from the general government
$1,000 worth OF arms. which Oregon
owed Washington. These arms were
borrowed by Oregon during the Ncz
Pcrccs war and were lost, tho general
government being held liable FOR tho OK
penses Vf the war.
, 1890-02-13
Ne Iield. rhsn, san.

Lospox, Feb. 10. The rarnsliic inesu-
hers Of pariisneat ru-clectcd Pssnell
chairman and adopted q vote Of con-
4 dcncs In him. 81
, 1890-02-13

could he prevent the passage Of the bin
ators voted Tor ii and five against Ii.
, 1890-02-13

Cooks fence bill was indefinitely post
poned.
INTRODUCTION OF NILS.
by Eyans-To exempt from attach
noilt Insurance. money to the amount
ofproperty destroyed hy i'm; judiciary.
BY Evans s-AuthOrizing the Puyaliup
, 1890-02-13


When the house met the minority OF
the agricultural committee reported fav-
orably on Senator Iawrcnce's bill estab-
fishing an agricultural college In
Whitman.
INTRODUCTION OF Bills.
by MIR. Plummer--To amend the &C,
authorizing corporations to appropriate
land; judiciary.
By Mr., Gundy-For the appointment
of q commission to locate state institu
tiors; public buildings.
by MI. Straight-Authorizing cite,
and towns to issue bonds for internal
improvements referred.
BY MIR. pGintcr--To amend the act for
the government of the officers of the
penitentiary; referred.
by Mr.. Geoghcgan-Fixing the com.
pensation of the supreme court bailitis
at - per day judiciary.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
by Senator Long-Governing the con
struction Of drains and bitches; passed.
by Mr.. Eyans-l,elating to the tran.
script Of judgments in justice courts
passed.
by MI Judson, of Pierce-Appro.
priating $3.50 Tor the support of hos.
pitals for the insane; passed
by MIR. Wilson-Authoriling cities
organized before the constitution went
into effect to extend their credit and
fund their Indebtedness passed.
, 1890-02-13

ON the charges OF fraud. G. w. Powers,
chairman OF the liberal perty, had to
say; at Is the last resort OF defeated
party. The liberals have kept strictly
within the law and have run an honest
campaign, open and above board. In
June, whca the battle began, the Nor
mons commenced colonizIng the city,
and continued the work until the close
OF the registration. They brought from
other Mormon towns |. go mon, mostly
single. whom they put to work upon the
sewers and public canals. These men
were not entitled TO vote here. and
were traced out and followed 10 closely
that only fny-tiye wore registered.
Under our law II Ia the duty Of the reg.
, 1890-02-13
DxrAILED REPORT.
A Complete Record Of fridays Pro-
cesdings.

OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. 6.--rhe senate
held long session To- day. owing to tho
fight over the Power medical bill.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-12-04

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junction 81 M t~o rosaa ba',.
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b chilled and sick Il tbe buains e
when We suddenly caught shs sound
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some time. wrote al Arkansaw father
TO his son. "and fear that you are
dead.
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s'but | Am sentenced to be hnng next
week. II you can spare the time,
come over. There will be quite q
crowd and you may meet some Of
your old friends.
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one whose appetite had been restored
by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, af-
Ter years Of dyspectic misery, A tea
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meal aharpens the appetite.
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delivered Z are which killed iiys meo.
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ap very oaoly, Ous just then sseinga
lafge awo-mas1ef steamer rushing Up
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0sher up'l' 2 ls'r opportunity oiier.
lns Commander hennon remmsa the
Naruna twice near the staFboard
the very instant If striking and sink
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