Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-04-03

IN an appended note SAYS that he concnrs
IN MI fltheNns remarks without intend
y Ihg 10 endorse all of his recommends tions
IIiee states that while not agreeing with
aIl ihe views of Mr. tithern, he concurs
form. " Tvs pio'en'
House took up the bill for the admis-
9tou oi ldahO TO statehood. Dorsey and
Dub99is favored the bill while Mansur.
omnaIi,iaihd pm,I,H ana Chapman. made speeches In
opposition to the admission severely crit
lclzing the constitution of Idaho which
dihseniranchises Mormons. The bill fn-
any went over until tomorrow.
senator Edmunds from the judiciary
| committee reported back the ant-trnst
] ulli, !ll the form OF q substitute The hill
provides that every contractor or comhl-
hailon IN the form of trust or otherwise
co-cohsplrihg in restraint of trade. of
! uonihiefce among the several states or
WIN foreign nations will be liable In tha
district in which the defendant resides
nl y louhd' without respect TO the amount
eH S"huoNefsy and shall recover three
,u ,Ilu manages by him sustained, anda-
aa ahI cost Oh suit including reason
dOie attorneys fee. Edmunds gave
notice that the matter would be fake5 mn
uS So1n 0 as the election had been disposed
o.. ihe conference report on the urgent
uenciiehey i',,l'i blIl was agreed to. The house
a uocuIu a,,,''llIuin from llS agreement to the senate
amendment as To irrigation SURVEYS with
ne proViso that no part of the amonnt
,ihau ne expended in sinking wells or In
IL H. cohSlructloh OF irrigation works and
yhat lhe government shall not be com
h1ried TO any plan of irriga ton
, ne senate then proceeded to consider
~ Iie action OF the Montana election case.
!, ! ne majority report being in favor of w
sanders ana Thomas Powers. and the
y y II,iloflty IN favor of w. A. Clark and
Iartln MaginniS. Hoar stated the case
~ the part of the majority of the com
llttee the whole matter turning unon
ne question whether the delegates of one
cL VINO voted with twenty-five repubi-
am ''ia delegates Tor Sanders and Powers,
ere legally elected from the county III
llNer Bow, or whether the other set who
pPH WIN tWenty-four democrats for
iaih ana MaginnS. were legally elected
ePutieS tray. representing the minority
!, ,,ll ,iie coHi Hihlltlee ON privileges and cleo
oh>' made statement in support of the
ann that Clark and Maginnis, are en-
tlc" 70 ne seated as senators from Mon
iid, ne commented upon the finding of
c eahNaSslng board of Montana, which
'clares mat no abstract of voters had
'en received from Silver Bow county
AT they had exhausted the authorifv
ven 10 them by the statute in endeay.
ing 10 OBTAIN It, and that il therefore
am uaiii' tilelf duty To ascertain and de-
are II from best sources of information
lalhable, and he argued the canvassers
~ ~ np authority 10 act on any info ma
III obtalned from any source other than
.ct@ioh ION 9lhcerS and OF the county decar-
that he had never known Of such
ld aud Migrant act of usurpation and
a the members of the canvassing board
Montana, governor. chief justice and
secretary of the territory. shouId
We been whipped at the cart tail In
Fry country town in the territory. The
le TO the yellow dog he said should nor
decided on such a statement. much
the ute TO seat In the L nited States
late.
iray yielded the 1oor without conelud-
ms argument and Evarts offered n
olutloh declaring that the senate had
ifd' with deep sensbilty, the an
iihcement OF the death OF Hon. David
,lef iaie representative from the state
New No X. and cOncurrinr in the reso-
ION OF the house for the appointment
Jolht select committee to take the
ef Tor attending the funeral. The
Dlutioh was adopted and senators
cock, Squire and Kenna were ap-
hled lhe committee on the part of the
ate, and the senate adjourned.