davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

Ths rensisa Barssu Preparing 90 Meet
ths Kxtrs Demand.
WAszixorcx yulya
The old soldiers, Who are entitled to
psnsiens under the dependent bin Just sp-
provsd ~ the president, srs liksly TO have
thstr claims adjadicsksd promptly. n h
sstimatsd that under this Law fully >
qnaFtes of . pillion persons will be added
~ the pension roll. Gen. R.um. com-
missioner Of pensions, who 10 making
evexy possible effort 20 meet this smer-
esncy. says: AN additional allowance OF
poms - clerks have been asked for, be-
eenss the present forcs has al II can do
low. The new Law, according 10 the
ss1ats sstimats. put 80. 900 more cases on
ths r1lls. OF course this calculation is
more or less liable 10 bs inaccurate. II
would BE- Impossible for the present force
80 handle this extra work In addition 10
What they are doing now, and 90
! hare asked Tor more clerks. There are
70 be ten more principal examiners, I be-
lisve, and tho others to be divided through
the various grades OF clerks. No new di-
vision is TO be created, but the work viii
~ 20 divided that cases under tho new Law
WI move right along abreast Of the old
csess- II would BE- unjust to make ci&im-
ants under this latest aoa wait aud take
thsir turn. So, instead OF putsin0 new
cnsss behind the rest, Ne viii begin work
On them at onos aud carry them right
through ~ fast - possible. Gases thai
srs Will presented, In which there ara no
unfAsorabls conditions, may be got
through and adja6ieassd IN month,
should thina. We issued. Just - soon %
the president signed the bin. shousands az
pamphlets containing the tsxt Of the at,
he rules governing cases under "a and
blank forms for claimants 10 fll cut.
These are now being distributed to claim
ants. sad many are being cent 10 Grand
Army posts for the information OF men,
b<rs.S
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

THE steamer Elder nas arrived as New
York from Brsmen.
M. FoSourxR slightly wounded shs sdi-
tor of the Maths in duel In Paris.
THE general act of the snti-slavery con-
ference, whioh has been In session a
Brusssis Tor soms time, has been signed.
ALRxASDxa MrELKR, an ofzicial OF tins
state asylum n Denver, Col, was nseoed
oas Of GOO while at Bradford. England.
IN . hght between hlibustsrs and SOL
disrs on the Mexican side OF the Rio
Grahds, near San Antonio, Tex, seven Of
the soldiers were killed. The tilibustsrs
escaped.
THR sugar trust has issued . statement
10 the trustees, stating that there 10 under
consideration plan for ths rsorganixation
OF the company TO meet ell the require
nasnts Of the state Law.
DANIEL J, MxLLxs, as years old, has
died from fhe effects Of bsating he re-
csived In Lake Front park, Chicago. from
crowd VI roughs who after assauitine
him robbsd him of gold watch and s2s.
Ar Vsnoebnre, Ky.s during severe
&AWA ~&4&X kt&&&A<~e MA&W &&1&A WAE8 &&&s&
child out in carriage, drove under tree
for shelter. Lightning struck the tree,
and tbs sssrlss were instantly killed.
xssas M any I Isrn~4sss ~ rAi-@~~ --~-
blinds OF Mr.. Dutton's house open and
was In the cot OF closing them whom tho
shot vas AIRED.
AT New Albany. Ind, the family Of
Henry Saunders, proprietor Of millinery
store, composed Of husband, wife, two
children aud hired girl, was poisoned BY
eating ham. The father and hired girl viii
probably die. The others arc dangerously
i'll.
AT Carlisle, Pa, investigation resulted
in verdict thas Mrs Kampfsr came to
her death by poison administered by John
Kampfer, her husband. A post mortem
examination producsd testimony damaging
20 her husband.
THE COMMITTEES representing the iron
and steel manufacturers of Pittsbure and
the committee representing the Amalga-
mated association, after four days con-
ference, have como 20 IN agreement and
| the western amslgamatsd scale with slight
amsndments was signed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
THE OGDEN CARNIVAL.
Rsx i. and MS Rsssnas rsks Possession o'
"a tho CITY.

Rsx i. and MS Rs&inas rsks Possession ol
or fnc City.
oapEx. UtAh. July a
The royal train bearing King Rsx |. and
bis qussn, The mystsrious crown prince,
Rex II, and ths more mystsrious crown
princsss from Nsw York, with royal on
osrs, diRnltsriss and the Louisiana Rifiss
vs. met a Echo by special train from
Oedsn, bearing the Royal Guards reception
ccmmittee. The royal train arrived at about
III o'clock. A formal reception took place
q she union depot. The kings primo
nninister. Capt. w. III. Besnham, made d
bs1sf addrsss, and then Mayor Kiessl, of
0gdsn, delivered the keys Of tho city to the
king In . loyal speech. Gov. Thomas
welcomed the royal party 20 this territory,
and Willis q. Emsrson, orator lof the
order of the Monte Oristos Of the Rocky
Mountains, made an address Of well
come. These formalitiss were concluded
with . grand parade OF the military, civic,
royal and orisDtal organisations, designed
for this occasion. The entire recep-
tioH wss siRnal success. The mystesious
crown princess was considsrably indispossd
during tbs afternoon The royal banquet
- night passed on with fine flow Of slo-
qusncs expressive Of hospitality between
ths two capgtals Al ths king. The crown
princess sat vsilsd through lhs meal and
W. nothing. The coronation ceremony
vas formally celebrated d . iaas hour,
followed By ths royal reception. The day
slessd with q cowboy ball, In which large
sompAny or cowboys participated In COW
boy costume. and they went through
stampede and round up performance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
WORLDS FAIR TROUBLES.


Property Ownsrw Securing . Restraining
Order Aw~znst Fair Managers.
CH1cAao. July =
The local board Of directors OF the
worlds fair rnst Sniy I and by unanimons
vots decided, subject 10 the approval Of
the national commission. 20 hold the fair
on the lake front and at Jackson park.
The proportions In which u shall be di-
vtdsd we're isft undecided. subject TO the
necessities Of the case as they might de-
yeiop relative 20 securing more or less
land on ths Lake fronf. Whiis the beard
wss In session, . deputy sheriff entered
ths room and served upon Chairman Gage
notioe that . temporary injunction had
bean issued this morning In suit OF csr-
tain abbutting property owners ON che lake
front, rsstxAininR the board from proceed
Ing TO occupy that gronad for worlds fair
purposes.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

WAsHNarox. yuly .
The report baesd on the investigstbau
made for irrigation in the Dakotas vin
soon Be made. II viii reoommsnd an ap-
preparation Of e250, 600 for the artesian in-
vsstigatlon and experimental work, and the
allotmsnk for thu DAkotss OF $4,000. Tbs
report viii further show that In the Da-
k0tss the commission examined q number
OF wells, ths pressure per square inch, tbs
use Of the wells, and, u Tor irrigation, the
number Of acres served. The area In the
Dakotas examined b. the agents embraces
shout ~, TOO square miles.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

Or. Cnofx F&Lkss Wss., JnAy =.
There In great excitement over big dis
oovsry of coppsr and silver at Kettle river
rapids, In Wisconsin. For ysars search
has been made Cor the main lead. ~ nug-
esss Of pure copper and silver had been
washed from larger vein. This vein hss
just bssn located fox long distance. II
IL extremely rich, ths coppsr bsinG dem
iritic and sasily mined. while the silver h
In dsssohsd particles and found with the
copper. The land In that section has been
occupied ard located many years - pine
lands, and patents were received from The
govsrnmsnt by Cornell university and .
gentleman of Saltwater. Minn., who re-
Gently parehHssd tho university's share Of
khe tract.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
Prohibition Has Closed the
Saloons and Dealers Will
Sell Original Packages.
Leading Importers Of Glass Form .
Trust---Their 0stensibls Object
Economy.
Gen. Sir Fred Middleton Forced TO Re-
sign---His Weakness for Furs
the Cause.

0tn8A4Ans ~ Os July n.
Every saloon and liquor house In North
Dakota closed its doors sccording 10 the
prohibition Law which went into effect at
midnight, June 80. Notwithstandine the
apparently IRON clad prohibition law PASSED
BY thc legislature last winter, beer, whisky
and sll other intoxicants will be as freely
dispsnsed as ever, though treating At che
bar 10 necessarily done away with. Orig
inal package dspots are already In active
operation throughout the state. Fargo has
thirteen such dspots. Grand Forks simi-
lar number and Bismsrek, jamestown and
Mandsn abone hall dozen each. About
half the saloon keepers In North Dakota
havs signihed their intention Of selling
original PACKAGES and the other hals win
60 out Of the business. An O general rule
hrst -eloss saloons with substantial backing
are tho ones which viii defy the law. while
smaller lager beer resorts ars frozen out.
They oil expect 20 have q tussis or two
With the Lac, but are determined
70 sell original packages. For
few days some parts Of
North Dakota wiil be dry. ~ the agencies
have not yet been thoroughly established.
Not drink Of liquor can be obkained In
nisnaarok inis week' bui nsxs week me
tnaFs.y Wili reloaos over sne arrival OF
nalaDsF q carloads oi Deer u pot'iss ana
ksss aareos from tne east. ofisinai psek-
ssss ars nosning more OF iess shsn beer ana
wn'nAy aaspensSu over oar IN oosiisss
1hs nAn vno wants aa sye-speneF esh
- wou. .sonoas IN pAroeis contain
- = Mzny ar'nks = e go ~ .o essfs
..oIs' ON. ns c3hnos srss' nis ne'snoors ~
sns -, oohseqaentay 1nefe wih es per-
ospssp's oecIesse ~ sne hqnof tsino.
No,'n a Ds1oea muss ms'n nsAnaay
p.0n'o.saon suisse ZOE ~ as&s' snrss years
- - y : kenszaaly oonesaso pfoni0Asion
s..a esls..s. sesl.. = ~ -. N.sss nss.....ss
saon e.@.ss, - sS's1 - .s.-s = - = 80 i.
nfs' ass.e s,sos'ons - s1aPp !. - 4
came saw eeloIs anyo.s "a -. -
Iaoe. osss naaI 'ns soss's sas..,.ss... - 49, \.
1nsy sossu - - sss. .as.a
ra rsoslssu -. ln@'o - sss...-..s -
lon,oson a .aa :. o 80 Ta.-as go
n-a..s .s- - - 80 -. ..,sn ,a... sa.,s,,ss 80
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

ArrAxrA. yulya

ATr.ANTAs 5u1Y y
Miss Eliza Pinson, 10 years Of age, and
veil known because OF her luxuriant growth
Of beard, disd At her home about thrse
miles from Atlanta, Ca In makeup she
possae8sd svsxy feature OF man, was
about fsst inohss tall and weighed l75
pounds. When = aird she Was troubled
great dsal with too&haehs, and - means
Of rsIisf ussd poultioss pretty freely. These
ware hound around chs lower laws. This
trsssznsnt wss Kept mp until n was dis
covered thst unless the poultices were dis-
contiansd she would have full beard.
The ponltiass we're loft on, bat this did
not stop The growth OF short black beard
thst hod Appeared ON hsr wsll-roundsd
cheeks This wss mortifying 10 the
family, and shaving only increased the
growth. Finally III hope Of stopping the
beard was abandoned, and Il was allowed
10 grow For twsnty years shs has worn q
blAok board hftssn inches long. Naturally
sunh : freak was sought after ~ tbs show
men. bat shs invariably refused all offers.
She wax ..sxosedinalY modest, and always
wors > bonnst 10 hide her beard as mncf
- poseibls. She vas never married
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
Under Discussion in the House
Conference on the SUI
pervisors of Elections.
Psnnsylyania Democrats Meet In
Convention at Scranton--Ths
Worlds Fair Site Quarrel.
Rich Copper and Silver Finds In Wis
eonsin - The Ogden Carnival
Successfully Begun.


WAxmrxoroS. July a.
The house resumed confederation Of the
federal election bill. the pending question
being on the amendment offered By Mr..
Tucker, of Virginia, requiring the Judge Of
the circuit conrt tassociatsd With the dis
trict judge to pass upon the appliessions
Tor supervisors Of slsction.
nr. Frank. on Missouri, sid be vas il
favor Of tbs bill, % far ~ its soops vas 10
extend the operation Of ! supervisory sys-
tam. wss opposed to g 20 far = Il pro-
posed 10 obtAia federal control of slse-
tions, but be was opposed 10 she amend
nsnt b<csuss Il soaght to vseksn fhs
Law already on the statute books.
Mr. Boutslie. ri Maine. said that ths
naked question presented was whether
those people Who we're BY the constitution
and laws entitled 20 ths right of Suffrage
should be protested in the sxsroise Of that
right.
rhs slivsr NAN.
The confsrses on the silver bin met this
morning and spent IN hour discussing The
differences between ths two houses. They
separated at noon, having come to no con-
clnsion. The oonfsrsss adjourned 10 meet
again tomorrow morning. The house
conferses brought to the meeting . copy Of
the bill 90 if passed that body, and this
formsd The hasis Of whAtsver discussion
took place. A great portion Of ths time,
one OF the confssew said. was spsnt In
general talk upon the subjsct, With NO de-
Unite proposition before than.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

n N9w Ksyfx- q Enpth Dnko<a~
a nov r&x4y - hom - Bnp&d City July
/. The indspsndant vossrs of Pennington
county sisctsd delegates to She state con-
vention and adopted resolutions. The
preamble ssts forth thAt ths issues which
brought forth tho two old parties are no
longer vital. They declare more confidence
In man than In PLATFORMS demand re-
frsnchment In public vfkiees and general
lowering Of oflAcial salaries. dsnounes polit-
real assessments "a tending TO corruption
in ofIics. declare belief thai the people
suffer loss from lack Of Legislation than
from the poor enforcement Of present
laws, and favor an amendment to the eon-
stitution makiaR IN educational qualifaca-
tion for votsrs. A full county ticket win
d nominated later.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

They Meet An Csnvsnsaon "a scr@ntsn. wfth
- =. Cexe - Temporary Chasr man-
EcnAxruE Pa. Jnly q.
II was 1896 this morning whom Chair.
man Kisnsr called the democratic state
convention 10 order EckIsy u. Coxs was
nominated for temporAry ehsirmrn aud
1siss Rxsetod enthusiastically ~
hs took the chair, and after being In.
troduesd brisny addressed The convsution.
MrH Coke thanked fhs Convention for the
honor conferred upon him. Committees
we're than appointed and the convention
took q recess until O'clock.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
GLASS MEN COMBINE.

= w...s...., v.xxxxnwemwm Wxxx, n Truae--TEaaIr
:, ...ss.,. s,,.a~.s x.c...,.x.
r.~ yon~ JuIva
n..~....t..,va. ~ .aven eouee rms am
- - ,hs ,nnovs .tian AZ plate Glass mes
= - yorl .aa slvectsd sn orcsnizstlon
sav hnsinsss unasr style Of " The German
Taar,na- CO., P,ats Company." The
a. rssxs.a,s.a aya ala - control : total
= s...,,.,,s.,,cn ~. ~ am ooa. oDs,. Thev ara ~
,sri,n~s. Ranais Dray 4 CO.. ssmon.
n-.ha - q Hirswsnoer a Co. Van
- nv,esn a r. Albsrt Arenstein A
- s,guuna Cohen. of New York. and
mn. Tnrrs, 4 Co. ~ Boston. The new
...sa~nrs.s - h.s hsan incorporased A ! caui-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

G3oNDoSs July =
Capt. Hsnry ". Kane, formerly In COM
snnnd Of the British man. .of-war CalIiope.
and who succeeded In getting that vessel
from The hsrbor Of Apis. Samoa, into the
open sea At the time of the DISASTROUS hur-
ricane there In which the United States
var ships yandAliA and Trenton were lost.
has besn appointed ~Aptain Of the iron
tur7es ship Inhexibls, which took part In
the bombardpsnt Of AlexanxriA m june,
1892.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

Cmcxoo. 3niya q
what II shs price for . shot7- Two
Tor nickel -TIl take one.r and Bud
Norman picked up largo revoivsr In tlse
shooting gAllssy at No. fos Harrison
strrst, this afternoon, and shot himself
through The heart. My girls gone back
on me. he said ~ be did 20. Norman
died almost instantly. He wss . ls-ysar-oia
negro and recently went 60 Chiacgo from
Peoria.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

cmcxao. Jaly g.
The long promised, Iong-dslayed. earn
estIy wishsd-for cool wave has arrived.
brineing relief 10 the swsltsring inhabi-
tsnts Of the city. AZ . this morning the
signaI service tbermomstsr marked % de-
grses. o. drop Of assrly - degrees since
yesteriay.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

NAV fnnK. July =
The health board 10 engaged to-day In
making an analysis of samples ics crsams
which poisoned The residents Of Yorkvilis,
Sunday and Monday last. II h reported
ts-day that al The patients Who were af-
flicted are out "a danger, ard that no new
cases OF poisoning srs reported
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

AANsks UETY. JHlYH
The taxing u ths csnsus hes just besn
praetieafly tniahed. The o0unf shows the
city 10 hare population of ls5. .oo0. ~ in-
cresss "a la0 pex cent. ovsr 1880-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

WASHINGTON. July =
Representatives Of the Estionsl Woman
Suffrage association and of the National
Woman's Christian Tempsranee union.
called upon fhs president and asked him 10
sign tbs bill providing for the admission
Of wyoming into the union on the Fourth
of JnIy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

0MkVnNNNn81s Unts. 1aiy
John Board, jr., Of BalA. and Miss Hos
ssttsr. on Toxonto, while boating on The
Moon river, we're carried over the fAlis aud
drowned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

cIrs cv MgzTco. Julga
Central American specials state that
Honduras Win make common canss with
0natemais against San Salvador. and that
the latter Il seeking alliances with NicarA-
qua and Costa RioA- Msxioo rsmains
neutral at present. though appealed 60.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
SIOUX CRY WINS.

TAs Cera Hask@rs Take the First of the
D.yss Two 6smss ~ Kansas City.
KAxsAs CrrY. July s--spseiAi:
Sioux City defeated the home team in o
close oontsst, the frst Of to-day's two
games. Following IL the score by innings:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

Tmn Eorwseian hMzk. Nordcsp, ives
burned ia : storm while On hsr way from
Wsst Indiss 10 London. and ssvsn Of her
ezsw psrishsd. 4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

tracey to0o - Eco Ches.
WASHINGTON. July
The president has appointed Spencer "
0sacey. Of Massachusetts, 10 BE- marshal q
the Unitsd States eonsalar court ~ Foo
Chow, ohina.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

PKAp0pg. Mass., JuiyE
The Peabcdy institute a. Danvers barned
10 the ground this forenoon. Loss s75.ooo.
Insured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03

nKxrTIA. Waah.. July
TIE total iosa By last nights fre vs.
sio9, 900; Insurance., $z9,o00.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-03
A Decrease in the Debt Dur
ing the Month OF June Of
$40, ,683. .725.
An Illinois Congressman With =
Remedy for the Original Pack
age Controversy.
The Fate Of the Louisiana Lottery to
Be Decided at an Election Of
White Voters Only.

wAsmsorpx. July 2.
The following statement OF ths public
debt for tbs month Of June has been issued
By thsstreasury department:
: ImeA~~m< f.~.8~>a &~k&.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-03

pDpr srENoG.APHY .na TYPEwRITIN6
AL6 FREE. Ftrst.class facilities end best
Of teachers. Address. with stamp for return
hostage. THE PARISH MFG co. Parish. n.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-12-03

AEEMTC wanted. LIB.R.L SALARY PArD.
VV&sNso y At home or tn travel. TEAM fUR.
usoaE4D SaxR. p. o. vlcKERY. Augusta, Maine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-09

sson e. puhssc moeaszfy. hgu1kh- peace and gucd
exa<< wffhln ~ limits snd 10 pr0v16e ~ TIE
arrest txfsI aid run1xhwenk - Ill persaos
ensrred .Ssh vsosas1ux 3uy 81 he ordinances 81
sd city szr such sauIshmsnx shsa Ia 40 cass
exues<i the puaishrz<ssf rrosfsied b. fhe laws Of
the szn<e fos ssfsdezaeaDorA
Thtssy~<eyenta-To prs5ecs CT extend IL
sesx~n ose< xsa scsees sny fsss lands within IL
rovpursse ssszsits. nz3 along - acsu0 the harso<
areas ef saetz ctr. in saeh rsaa1ex - win beGs
yruszote The fns<reskz Of commerce.
Thirty esghsh-Io p-0vsde IN their respective
charters sar neflsod - propose and adors
arzerdneafs fAxrssa
eanfxe nndex Tie provisions Of this scx % nj Be
vested in mayor nnsi cisx eoancil. 10 consist
of ssssA number OF members aid 20 have snch
powers nay be provided Tor N iss charter.
wbo. seetshef With sness other elective ofBcers
- mxs ~ provided for in such charter. shall be
elected II the dimes, In such manner snd for
sara serrns and shsu perform such duties and
receive ssseh compensation - may be prescribed
Ia sGch charter: provided that the ant election
Of officers 10 serve uusser the provisions Of said
charter shsEl BE- hsl6 At the sine Of the sEkmlx-
sion Of such proposed charter 70 the ierni
voters Of sseh city. szid election shah be held
sa1 the returns rasfa and nyassed ae-
eosatnx % toe general provisions OF
The election laws OF said cify; bus
any division af the eity into wards. and AIRY
dfyfsiou Of wards into precincts. made IA said
proposed charter shall be Ia foscs - said cleo
ton. Immediately after the vote Of sucis election
shall have been csnvasscd and the result thereof
declared. Ii II shall appear that 5os1ty Of the
votes cast ~ such election were cast In favor OF
TIE rats1cation Of sEeh proposed charter. the
mayor sBd city clerk of said cify shall there
upon issue notice 70 each officer elected al such
election. notifying him OF his election, and
within ten Gays after the issuance OF such notice
The oilicers so elected shall qualify as provided
Ia sneh charter. and On tine tenth dag after the
issuance 81 sreh notice, as IL O'Clock Of said
dsy the officers - elected and qualified shall
osires % which they hare been eIecsed. and ~
e1raed and - into effect
See. T. Any city adopting charter under the
provisions % this act shall have ali the powers
which are noa or may hereafter be conferred
upon Incorporated towns and cities by the laws
Of this state. and sli sucit powers usually
exercised by municipal corporations of like
Character ani degree, whether the tame shall
BE- specifically enumerated in this act or not.
Sec. :. The rule that statutes In cefogatson of
the cofnfa<n Law are TO be strictly construed
shall have no application TO this act. bat the
same shall Re literally construed for the pur-
pose Of carrying out the obieess for which this
act Is intended.
sec. 9. Whereas. The statutes now in force
In this state are inadequate ~ The present wants
and necessities OF the eities herein provided for
an emergency Is declared 90 exist, this act shall.
therefore, take effect IRON sad after its approval
by the governor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-09
This is the only addition placed this market in proper
for purchasers to commence building at once.

Shade trees planted.
Water and gas pipee'
front Of every lot.