davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

TIE Frehlbltsealsts are coming %
der seases. - spe&klaE ef a ucn-
tsnaaiaLed eonhinaten e t2e PFohe-
isisrists w.sh tae Farasrs' AAanes.
Professor >anusl nlekie szys
*A0w. tn= Proai ibssio1 50 have beea
moakeyiax aro1ne l0Ex enough. 4aa
aEe ce.gaoiRg 60 t4ks ssaSie4s yiss ~
the s.si1auou- fae p.4a = 70 drop fTosA
L1s platform NoalAA sGn rage S2d a.
sreme pToaleiEca. t4ke up tree trade,
tree cos18ge and CoaBty ia~aI Qption.
Aao eonsoll,tate tls c.3sa N2seF nIsa and
ne farmers. We Wi aaake a eoasoi-
ration tAAs sill be dangerous ~ TIE
old parties. 1 eaa tell you.
al would never consent % give uD
the lde4 Of the tolAl prohibition OF ths
iiQuor tTahle, baE & Is bstteT ~ g0
Little sloN AID be sure than tfy % Jump
~ the eonzummati0n of our desires Al
cne leap ard fail enlixe."
b dropping extreme pgohib.tioa" J"
aud taking up county LEGAL option, "
always keeping prohibiton ia view as
ths ultimate end, ths Prohib.tl0nists
viii take exactly the same position Ga
the temperance question as hss been
held al along BY the Republican party.
IL the Prohibition element, Instead OF
iying of On the ''extFeme prohibition
sngent, had been satisfied with this
gradual growth IN grace. which Prof.
Dlckie now eommends, they would not
have beea "monkeying around" 50
long. They could have forced the
Republican party into a more advanced
position on the temperance question
long since. But, acting under the ad-
vice OF just such leaders as Prof.
Dickle, when they bad less political
sense than now, the extremists cut
loose. disclaimed all afilation with
Republican temperance men, in b'goted
hate denounced them as IN league
with the saloon, and utterly estganged
them. Now comes Prof. Dickie TO the
front and approves their policy of
going slowly and driving firm stake
at each step of progress.
Now that they have given up one ex-
treme view, since they have seen the
folly of it, one would hope to see them
avoid other extremes. But, no; still
blinded by the glare and glitter of ex-
tremes, they are now TO take up ex-
treme tariff reductions and extreme
silver coinage--in fact, free trade and
imitation. They will monkey around"
while on these lines and again con-
clude that the middle course IS the
safer. Then they will be in fine trim to
make another frantic bid for fusion
WITH some other faction. Meanwhile
the temperance reform is likely to get
very little substantial benefit from
their nIsdIrected efforts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
A Fellow Feeling, &c.



Should resident Of Toledo see a
burglary and any such crime COM
mtted, he is forthwith q swift and
willing witness against the law-breaker.
Why isn't he just as ready IN the case
of the saloon and ordinances regulating
them
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

..r..-. ---I<f,- -. s5.. r.4t.s frs Beer fef-iare
e. f7ses a. ff.s cwnsF fs fHrf norsr
; - rsFz f0t "a. ! ea1 p Fer1 ttf
fllFr-,erf 1fFf ~ efef = sfat' tftsl
t,..s sase-..s 80. -esl r rr.ers 80 et.e
r,atrce ff.et gt erfrr - FeN tuf ief
Ns.r.r4 ~ rart |rrH - 81 fef ne
$780, - fr~ fl~E T1sf fersef
ss---ts - ssEstf aet lsas 4. oHee raaf.
4 Eoara4 $50 Is tssast4
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
OFFICIAL PAPER OR THE CITY,

THE census discloses the fact that
there are 2l00 husbands in New York
C.ty, Who are supported By their wives.
No wonder that New York is kicking
a. Porter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

THE New York Mail and Express says
that "Sitting Balls sun has set" That
makes two. one son went down with
HIM. And Il IS TO be hoped that all the
suns. moons, planets and stars in MS
GALAXY viii take the hint and put out
thelr fires.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
Rather Extravagant.
Columbus Dispatch:

COLUMBUS UlSpatCh:
Senator-elect Brice is evidently of the
opinion that in the census enumera-
tIon somebody put up job on HIM. 1t
has been revealed not only that he has
residences in two States, but also that
he has seven servants, and that he can
speak and write English.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
WHAT PEOPLE WANT
ANTED---SiTUATlONS ARE FREE
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.

Twelve W or<ts viii 49,
ualfS sua ke I've line~s
thirteen and not 10 eN-
s,eed twenty words three
lines, and in the larger
aeiS7cI-tiscnen en1s the aver
ugss fs seven words to a
line. There ~ but oae
price and thar i~ quoted
ia the table herewith
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

How TNE's changes overcome Us all
The moss stubborn purpose IS At last
subdued. Beiya Lockwood has decided
that soc does not want 70 be g eandi-
date for President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

SITTING Bull can thank the United
States troops for sending him TO the
'happy hunting grounds" when they
cid. lie was making tracks for the
BAD Lands as fast as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

HAwM and Mustard IN the Iowa Leg
islaturo can not hold candle To Poti.
phar Pea Green IN the Georgia Legisla-
ture. What's in a name2 Shakespeare
would have known, if ne had been
newspaper man. Lots OF Jokes for par
sgrapbers, Of course.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
Farmers Produce.

Butter-leG22e e n.
Eggs-L5c s dozen.
POtatoes-701ts5c p bushel.
Apples-5l sl.C0 = buSnel-
Cabbage-3gGd0c = dozen.
Turnips-3Qedt0c 2 bushel.
Beets-40c = bushel.
Carrots-2ie Ac = bushei.
OnionS-7jseoc 2 bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Any subscFissr 10 NaE TELEGRAM
HERALD aho tails 40 receive the paper
Eesu4aftgs eF who may have reason "a
con pisiu of late delivery, - IA coafer a
special raVor by Informing this ossso OF
the fast a. once. send postal card ar eall
uP telephone B11.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
". II. WINANS.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
EMPLOY aEST BUREAU
Furnishes Employers Inside City with Hep
free Of Charge!
ROOMS S4 TOWER BLOCK.

open Monday. "Wednesday aad Saturday
EYeuings.
ltANTED--Female Help-4 dining room girls
w lo- hrsi-clEss HOUSES outside city. -ex-
peIlence1 talieTeSses. waist m akers. ] COOK
and lauucrrSs Tor private family. zen Ta
girls. dining room giris. Ladies' PsrieT
IOwel block.
XlANTED-Male Heip-l fsrn hand. lathe
w hABG. . secon cocks. &c tie makers 10 20
south-esn make from $50 10 s. = day aud
4 Tower bi0ck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

wrz Wfnsisw-s SooshiaE SErge shca1f a.
rrrs ssef fsr ehfidrps terrhiaE. Tt soofnez
fea ehHd ssffaHs frA ginFs sys ~ rsi1.
srrss Wind este and i the hesr remedy FER
sisr-haea q certs = Settle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


SaglnaH-Courer Herald
Eighty years of married life is per
mitted to but few people, yet Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Salisbury, of Minnesota,
should they live TO see January II,
will have been married 50 years. Mr..
Salisbury celebrated on Sunday his
one hundred and third birthday. and
on Christmas day mis- wife will have
reached l0l years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
TURETruRf 80 rIlEos -.

pApCLTFF 4 Holt genera wsrehousffrrH.
IA - II -oafb d ViEfcnasi.. store pisces aHa
furniture 20 iCw raifrs eSDfrt fartert enc
csrffnI movers Hitf Isffe VANS seHi rreWri
lr IS teiepher rs 20. So duriaz hoHrs ~
affsf hours 5sa go
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
GRAND RAPIDS MAI:..as.

Dressed Beef-S3.50g500.
Dressed Neal-S5.60@.6.0l.
Dressed Lamb-7c 2 n.
Dressed MuttOn-6c = II.
Dressed Poultry-Spring chickens. 99l0c 2
n; fowls Sc p n; turkeys 98l0c z fbi geese,
Csc r n ducks. l0@llc 2 n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

THE German Emperor has given or
ders that the schools in Berlin shall
close az noon on Mondays during the
skating season, so as to enable the
pupils 10 indulge IN the sport. If he
could only come over here and run for
President, Young America would see
him through.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
The Age Corresponds.

Toledo Blade:
A Connecticut parrot is lis years old.
There is c suspicion atloat that il Is the
bird which started the ''tariff is tax"
cIV.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

MoRE than 100 writer's in England.
male and female, have written the life
Of Gladstone. aud sc the manuscript
al ready SO that ,ley can rush to
publishing house With It the moment
hs death IL announced. Ii ne could
read the manuscripts, he would doubt
less want to fill up with Brown-Se-
guards elixir and Koch's lymph, so as
- 0utLLvs the whole gang.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

THE latest scare of the New York
Mail aud Express is smallpox. It mas
attempted 20 depopulate New York
with green fungus" cholera and In
grippe slresdy-in fact, has been more
deadly is tendencies than Porter's
oensus-and now it viii try the small
pox. IT'S 4 perpetual stomaeh-sche
that bothers Col. snepard-somethinz
Ike that with which he began his strug-
EIes wish LIES troubles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
Grain.F Flour Feed

wheatAWhito. e5e , bushels Red. o5c 2
buSne.
C1rn--S5c 2 hushe'.
Corn Meal-s2t y ton.
No. ! Feed-s34.s0 = ton.
No. Feed-s13.50 T tou.
NiddiingS-s30 ? ton
RrEn--sl7 & ton.
Fioar-Lily Waite. $50; Patent. $40
hundred.
0ats-8ec hushpf.
Rve-Elc Y bu<heI
BarIey-si.co sl - , bandrsd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

0nlT 5 cents a bottle for the most wonder
ful llameut va the market" salvation OiL'
What . a. fcrencei Otte q Roses. 81 a drop
Dr. Buils Cough 5Frup = cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

t WILL SELL you one OF those beautiful lots
Il on my fifth-aye. addition for $500. $50 90
500, on easy terms also sixty nine choice lots
on McPherson's addition. numbers first and
second. same price, terms one quarter cash.
balance on time AZ per cent beautifully To-
Gated; call and see me in new OtAce al Il North
Fr0nt-st
<-OOO-One fine brick block. comprising
= iV'O store. basement. and elegant rooms
on second floor; hot water heat, 81 only 5000.
Cali AZ ny real estate Office. Ne. u y. ITont-st.
HOUSES IN All parts Of city from 500 10 5000
III No IA North fTont-st.
STEAN and water heating and plumbing by
- Grand. RAPIDS steam Heating and Plumb
ing Co., "a North fToRt-sL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

IHERE = a growing suspicion that II
Geo. ". Delamater had been elected
governor Of Peunsy lvauia, the treasury
90 that state would have come 10 the
AID If Mr. Delmster's bank and its
failure would have been sverted. The
State treasury Of Pennsylvania hss been
used for Asrpurposes before.-Sioux
City Tribune.
But no neover heard Of a Democratic
treasury being shle 10 help anyone
not even the state % belongs 70.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

UvcIs SAN vou't know who's boss in
Gs country before long. Several
rromiuent men of Denver, have de-
oided 90 test the question Of the free
coinage OF silver under the prossatIsw.
IL is understood they VIII present IN
Washington a bar Of SILVER containing
thousaud ounces with a certificate Of
the hneness from the mint and demand
an exchange for coin III this is re-
fused = rsndamus vii be obtained
from the United States Court and the
nuesaan contested n the court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
Jobbers' Prices.

Beans-s1.50e1l.7 y bushel.
Apples-S3.upr3,0 = barrel.
Poiatoes--75c = bushel.
Eggs-1JF2lc r coscn.
Bufter-lsi1,1ic g n.
Cranberries-S3.O z busheL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
WANTED 10 BUY

IVANTED-To buy a second -hsnd engine.
" three or sour horse power. " lttoui boiler .
must BE- in good repa.r and cheap. 0fAnc
Rapids Mattress Co. - Monroe-st al3
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
WANTED AGENTS.

AGENTS AND ORGANIZERS WANTED ~
y For the best beneficial order ia existence 3
Z Will pay you 20 start a branch or come AID
Fsin; sick hcnetts. loans 10 members and 70 y
paid n fuil AZ the cnd e. Eve years, Cal or
address :. Wheeler. AstioDa Orcaui1ef. Order
Of Prosperity. l0L5 Areas. lhi ade.phia. 90
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Cnissa sssaa RsPsrtss Prs@pt aaa E.rsf
Delivery. Al ths loeai Ns@s. aad the
Claanssg ana aoss Plainly PFsnssa Paper
plafshsd be- 0raRa R2elaa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Green-lJf05c ? n.
Full Cured -sEI'1c 2 N.
Part Curcd-S85,ic 81 n.
Dry-5G6c 81 n.
Calf SEins-6fq.sc = y.
Lamb SslnS-..fg.sic apiece.
Tailow-fttf5zc &c 8 -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
KIsoELLAEEnue.

MADAME LsN0Ss the celebrated clair
VI voyaut and trance medium. guarantees 10
Der visitors perfect satisfactior- reveals you
most profound secrets 8n1 gives au entire liic
reading ~ you would De successful On business.
law -suitG. marriage and love. on brlug back fhe
absent or estranCed ones. Consult she
Ma6aIne. whose advice j. reliable and prcGic-
flons unfaiiing remember she succeeds where
all others fails tells everything important ir
your past lie and describes accurately tie
future. psriors 81 CzDai-st.. hours q u. to
p. m; calls received Sundays. ta
AT MRS. DR.. BUTTONS private hospital
II may be found infants for adoption. Mr..
Dr. Dutton. - North Lane ave-. West SIDE lr
fants and young children boarded and cared
for asl9
WEATHER sTkIPS-gGo feet tust received.
W price Hn store reduced - L'zc per foot.
put up around doors and windows -. Place
your orders new sna save fgrl- shall attend
o. az Jobs u person fhis resr Also rubber
stamps. rutber type. stencils house rum beers.
etc. etc. j. J. BuAaFc. Pesfi-st. olf
WANTED Every young man o. sfer ln aud
W see wkaf we cas- 90 with them ln = psir
Of pants. suit 81 clothes pr oferceat made to
order. Nolgt Hepoishomrf 60.
$500 y 01.sEs wiutered lu boz stalls ou
t1fH .turaund Coed tmotHf has Horses
VI - called fof snf af fffed. Telephone
EfI1~sN rs 6fiFrf af nE ~ go furer 2 ~ =
tzHeN - 80 hundred aHt Us acres az good
pasture. n B. church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

Euh eAIE-Se0 sli buy fns loi o. er4ss
= raait.en. Madison ave. iAqAre - iifst
att.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19


roR RBBT-BooKs
IroR RVTT-Nfcslv Furnished rooms win fur
nace heat arc bath rooms cheap. g ~
fsrnon-st -
LoR RKxT-Pu-nisbss snS uesm h,ssea
roors st the Brurssscs. e. -ouia NifiSien-
81 Is
Isop RFVT-fbszr furnace heated rooms
ir shs cifT esa AID see t1sm. 81 BzTeav
81 -
goR RENT -Hsr1sowslF farfishes frosf
foom an1 dress ~ Tosn Vith hgsrs 81 ~
ksusous e.
IoR REE7-Eiss furr fshss roors STA barr
reoFa srs rEs ~ HEaFsst ~
T-op prN7-Tev- f-~afsh.f r,sras ~ s.ens.
tesrsnrs f1rutes festef sFf barb Tr-
cure ~ bsrflsft-sf- eF2 t1ah P iilTis of-sf-
schooI
E0g nENJ-Frraish shes rosws vgfh bssrs
$40 saits - rosms. ~ shs'feH.u 1ftf
ToE RFxT-Fu-a stss roens seears Hsst.e
~ rhs rF- 8srfe - isarf-st sns
Ersversrzfs Eeoe otsee ra9fas 7fFi feeF. Ls7tf
LIZ EFvz- -Farn.stss rooms ~s ts8as -
fFs gs1 enen ED1a1fe s+ fsHs0rs.st
V9R FrvT Tu-Hsshsz 80 nru-rIs,s@s
4 roerss. ssexr hszts6 - Psfs Pisss Erx
a. !. snlsa ~
wkr7ED-To EgE1-
--~---.-.------ ---.---.-.-----
xxr4wTxa-s - e rs,.-ass-s r.sus A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

tuh rALE-hCN room A0Use an rar.s afa..
ntsf Thomas ST.. east iluIt. iaU ilei EHH
cable. l0fuhlr. manlrl hath roun. Iua.ae
G ~ ntittfs sewer. YAr1 Efaara sla toauta.
raAffuts walks pllc1. tasia. or So per nIanfh.
Solo stone heaSts Ger Lawa tUsri AHd srf-
Itc.-aAr-. .asH nr - Hfr month N TtsTl
house, Terrace ave. eaHD 0r Sb par sToulh.
4. ST, inus. LtdsAra BLOCK pearl.s.. enliaAar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

TOR sALE-Ny new home 80. a. Ierfare-
ave. lusi south oi Wealthy. ene ef l4e
pfeiilrsi sites auo besi nrignbcThoods lu The
city, al modern improvements ano zen Ioums.
fsFe cat down tie price four hun0rod 81
lars anc Offer 10 loF sale fof sa. C. ~
Buchanan, LedYArc }. ock. Toomsf ald y -lIf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

REAiIifiL HoNEs asa how hulla lheni
. "a designs with naor plans ~ ieN hna iuua-
efair nshi lsHfri calorea p.alcAi "a lAtAas
'tllinatine feoirs Sua tUiioias hfufsi oHA A.
oehia Pos p4ic - huilatAr aAd hSAitE
canal 81, ,irand Rapids Mich. atHl
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
aELP WAITED FEMALE.

lVANTED-0lri for general housework /;
W reference requicea. p Aeflh nloabf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19
FuB RENT HOUSES

TOR RFNT-oue of ~ room heufss IN
Eighth II. between fronf ano errtntr
SIS gooa wei. cisiern. siko rsni- Aiso a.
room house wlfb barn vh NeAL - nara rnr.
pavfz.sf Also N-ronr1 house. Sc 81 1sFrr ff-
81. inquire Harrison Nsgon Norts 4eie
phone 81. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

sELP WAITED KkLE

ANANIfD-l hoasekeepsr. I experienced
w uUfss. . dressnakefs. I cham bsrmala.
Z st0fers, ma Eirl einlug .roon eiFls Scr olt ci
rfty. Do diBinE-r8am giTi, in city. 81 sflFfai
girls. des rablt pes iloas il ail h4enEhfs ~
labor. Cooperative EmPioyMent c., lfi =
A8afor 81. So
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

INAN1ED-Men capable of stllirg merehan
" disc % thE lraoet uen 30 take of4fia fo
groceries cigar statesmen, contrac tofs ~ Et
out ftnce post and railroad ties, tal Tor 81 q
at9ns AZ - A0urUe-S 81. roeiG =
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

MEN wanted local and travelling. Positions
" permanent or parilme SALARY ffoM start
ENprriencr UNNECESSARY. Brown 3ros-, Nur
serymen Chicago. Ia aan la
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

IVANrED-A competsnt girl for general
lyANTED-A house maid one no can sleep
w al home preferred. rs South Prospect
81. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-08

SPEAKERS AT VARIANCE
A skErmish Between Reed and carIfsi,
With a Party Vote.

A skfrmish Between Reed and Carlisle
with a Party Vote.
WAsHfNeroS CRY, Jan. There was
an unusually small number OF members
present when the House was called to or
der. The prayer Of the chaplin for divine
protection for the sick representatives was
listened 10 with uuwonted interest ON
motion Hermann OF Oregon resolution
was adopted calling on the secretary of
war for Information relative 10 the i'm
provements OF the mouth OF the Columbia
river
The speaker stated TO the House that in
accordance with the authority vested in
him yesterday be had administered the
oath OF office to Samuel Randall OF Penn
sylvania,
McComas, OF Maryland. offered a resolu-
ton that the House resolve itself into com.
rnittee OF the whole for consideration of
the District OF Columbia appropriation ball.
the camnliftee 10 be governed by the rules
Of the l.sst congress. Breckenridge raised
the question of consideration against the
resolution. The speaker ruled thas the
question of consideration could rot be
raised against the resolution because the
resolution is in = nature OF q motion
regulating the business of the House.
Breekenridge said the resolution went
further than that: II provided for the
adoption OF set OF rules, and he appealed
from the decision Of the speaker.
Carlisle, al Kentucky. vigorously at
tackled the speaker suiing. lie argued
that the question of consideration could he
taken ap against a motion % go into COM
mittee of the whole. but the pending Feso-
Iaiien went far beyond that and provided
Tor code OF rules. he thought the time
had come when the HouSc. If Il was 20 be
governed by rules. should have those rules.
Applause on the Democratic si1e.J
Henderson Of Iowa said that As be m
derstnod the matter the gentlemen On the
other side were opposed - doing ans thing
without rules and wanted rules adopted
unaeY which nothing could be dbne. The
majority was charged with trying 10 FaYish
the other side without rules. Now, hy pro
roslng to consider sad pass bill on the
calendar ander the rules made BIZ the
Democratic Gouse-aa s thai raYlshIaent
lie wanted Republican members 10 come
up shgaldef 30 shoulder and show they
wsre ready to DO the business 81 The COM
trv. let the committee On rules take is
tisns ard bring ia 3 code whlch wuuld al
vance ard ret essfrmet business.
BIC engas tbeu demanded the previcns
aaesgitsn on tie adoption q! his resolution,
ana il was ordered yeas l5l, nays 10. No
tusthsr opposition So the Fule vas made py
he Democrats, &nd having heen adopted
The House gent into committee ~ the
Whole tar the consideration og tAs district
hsL eln3y TIE nrss paragraph wss, cousss3-
cred when the COMMITTEES rose sna the
House adjourned.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-08
THE sUPREME corr.
Preparing Rules and Cases for the Reg
uiar Term.

OfyMrfA. Jan. The supreme court
met at II a. M. Judges Stiles and Dunbar
beiag absent By direction OF Chief JUS
tice Anders the clerk of the court then
read the following calendar and assign
fnent Of causes:
The supreme court will hear ali motions
from the Third judicial district on Monday.
January IS, and all motions from the
Second district on Tuesday, January II.
The causes on appe al from the Third dis
triet. Seattle, TO be heard on
Monday. are: No 466, J. q. Ken
yon rs Robert knipe; No. $50
kenyon w. Watson G. squire No. 5s0
Kenyon VS. Squire and Williamson; w
p. Ward vs. John f. Carlson No. 800.
knott vs.. the Puget Sound Cooperative
Company Those from the Second district
TO be beard ON Tuesday, January IL. are
No. 6i5, Samuel j. Burnes VS.. James ].
Common, Mt. Vernon; Beiingham Bay &
British Columbia Railroad Company VS..
II. B. Strand Whatcom.
A letter received from Judge Stiles All
nounees that be had been i'll with fever,
but was rapidly recovering and would soon
be in attendance. No definite reason is
known for the absence of Judge Dunbar
OF klsckitat. but il is thought he has been
misssd by the announcement of the legisia-
trre or otherwise by the bad condition OF
travel.
This early meeting Of the supreme court
is for the adopting of rules and the dispos-
ing Of other preliminary matters. so as TO
be ready for the trial of causes at the regu-
lar opening on Monday next Meantime
the court will remain III session from day
70 day.
at noon the court adjourned until IL a.
III. tomorrow.
Quite = number of civil cases. on the
docket in the superior court. were disposed
of today, pending a report OF the grand
jury. Four Of them were fer divorce.
The following named notaries public
were today appointed by the governor:
James T. Berry. w. A. Reynolds. chehalis:
Harry Kuntz, Walla Walla; George II.
Chamberlain. Bucoda; +. S. Antrim. Aber-
deem. and Frank Il. Turpin. at Port
Townsend
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and referred . the committse on mines
and mining
H.RNo- TT. By Oliphant, relating 70
huaaTng loan and savings associations do
ine = general business: read second time
hv title ansi referred 10 committee On cor
poraffons other than municipal and rail-
road.
H b. -. hy Geoghegzn- To define treSS-
pzss upon public lands. and 10 provide
penalties therefor; read a second tssae by
title and referred 10 the COMMITTEES on pub
BIC lands.
H.B- rs. By MegIer-To appoint fish
commission, and 20 define It's duties: read
second tine BIZ title, and referred 70 COM
miffse on fisheries.
II. b No. ia. BY Ciark-For the regula-
ton Of savings banks; read second time by
title and referred 10 the committee on Ger
porations other than railroad and munici-
pal
r. r. No. rs. By Evsns-To secure 70
creditors a Just division OF the estates Of
debtors who assign for benefit of creditors;
read second time By title and referred 10
committee on judiciary.
H. B. No. 10. hv Rotch-To prevent
banking Institutions from receiving money
On deposit when insolvent. Read second
time and referred TO committee en- cor
roratsons other than municipal and rail-
road.
H B. No rs. BY Morse-To
authorize county commissioners to
issue bonds for road purposes. Read
second time by title and referred 70 the
committee on roads and highways. The
chair appointed the following conference
committee on Kinnear's anti Pinkerton
bill. Upon which the two houses disagreed:
Minis. Megler, Turner, Kuhn and Jadssn,.
oF WhatruYD
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In the Senate, LaSAes' memorial % con-
gress introduced some time since, asking
an appropriation Of Ssassee for the erection
az q lighthouse in San Juan passage Was