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Hudson River by Daylight

Day Line Steamers.
SEyY YORK. ...... ar ...; ..,.."ALBANK
pRiv except sundays
Leave HrOOkiyn. 81 ,lN AhneNJ 800 A, u.
do New ork, nesbrosscs 81 ..".......,....si Do.
do. do West I'D = ........... ........js'D do.
For ALLAN Y, landing At YonkerS Vest Point, New'
blGEh rVushA eenhe. RnIleDeck LAttski and Hudson
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE
The only direct limo to Cottage city. Mass and Port.
land, Mo connecting at Portland with all railroads and
steAmship lines for BAR llRrbOr Old Orchard, Poland
Springs, White Mountains Ruckiani. Bangor, Passport
and 81 John, u; and AL Eastern sumner resorts
from Pier ~ East River foot OF Market st., New York
For further Information apply 10
IlORhIlO HALL. aReut at the
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CHAS. H. DAVIS & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
so BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.

rINO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Il hereby give due no.
tce that have resigned and nv resign alton has been
accepted secretary OF the American Export and
Trading Company and that am no longer connected
iGNkCi0 DcBLAN MoNTEsINs SIG West Ileth st.
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NORWICH LINE,
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,

Steamers DREW Rul DEAN RICHMOND leave (old
Tier - North RIVER tpOtI uualtt. Et6F, " Brooklyn.
Fulton St. via Anne, . T.. " connecting with express
IRAN. Saratoga Lake George and al. ADIRONDACK
punl. Sharon springs g. Ver, town ihngsAni Anha.
meets WIN sunday morning. train for Saratoga
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WHITE STAR LINE. e. ;. ASH ROYAL NAIL
w tsAnsrs New NOrk, quetn,town, aud LrtrpO.L
MAJESTIC .......... We uesGAY, Ju.y ., ~ so A VI
o RMAhlG edne rday july L. T. NJ
Very superior second cabin accommodations on Ma
leslie aud 1SutOnio Steerage TO aud from tile old coun
try $40 CVmpAnyB OtheO, ~ broadway and on the
wharf foot West lOth II y. BRUCh IbMAY. Agent
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The weekly bank statement shows:

Reserve. SI,r.U255IO slI7. I2&3O Dec Stsl2. 20
Reserve req'd. lOlasl9SO lO35T6.3jO Inc. 2 ls4 40
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ing read sec0xd time aid referred 60 committee
an labor and statistics.
H 3. No 1SA by c1esnaa-To rega-
late railroads. resd secona fime. ordered
printed ard referred % COMMITTEES on rsiiraazs-
H. B. No. Ia ~ Mead-To provide for chang
ing boRndry liwes between ComufzeS: read Sec
ond tsnae. ordered prsnFed snd referred 70 com
EnIssee or eonnties ard county lanes-
II B. Nc. rs, By Bash-To provide teg sesee-
fion and management OF school lands A long
sqnahnae easHed OVER the motion % print,
which wss defeated. Referred % committee On
school IaaksS
HB yo. as6, by Randail-Tc create q mining
bu-ean: read second time and referred 20 com
r1ittee on mines and mining.
II. B. Ne ls7, By Rsud2ll-To create the os6ce
Of state Eeolcgist. re&6 second time and referred
TO committee On mines e1a mining.
Fl. B. No. rs. By Geoghegaa-To provide for
payment of taetGensSz expenses Of legislature;
passed 70 third reading tomorrow.
Il. B. No. I4s. BY Hamilton--Te encourage
mining melting. smelling or other reduction Of
ORES. referred 20 committee on mines and MIN
ing
H. B. No. 80. By Observation-Disclosures to locs-
ton Of fnillsites for reduction 81 ores. referred
to committee On mines and mining.
II. B. No. Isl. By HAmilton-An Rcs 10 secure
persons sn3 animals from dangers in rntning
referred 20 committee on mines ana mining
H. b. No Ga2 by Hamilton Relative 70 loca-
ton Of tunnels in ElineSs referred 70 committee
on mines and mining.
II. b Va. ISS BY Hamilton Relating 70 CON
seyanee Of mining claims; referred 10 same
H, B. No. ia. By Piekere.l-For incorporation
Of towns Of less than 2000o inhabitants: referred
70 comnittee on municipal ineorporRts0ns
II. B. No. l5s, by clark-To provide for ar-
p4aiss nens and sale OF school lands: referred 10
committee on school lands
II. B. No. I56 By Power-To repeal the set OF
the Legislature OF 1875 granting tide lands to Sc
attic L Walla wgila railroad; referred to COM
Iittee on tide lands.
Adjourned till tomorrow at 10 A. n.
BEADING OF bills.
ASTON on the following bills has also been
taken hnt not heretofore published.
H. H. No. 10 By Megler-To appoint commits
EioneTs OF deeds, read second time and passed
So ayes. no.nayss emergency clause carried.
Il. r. No. Iii. By Bird-Relative 10 appoint
naent Of special deputies, policemen. narshAls,
etc; read second time
H. b. No. Isl, by Bird-For the protection Of
read second time aud referred 70 comTailte on
labor ana statistics
H. B. No. 1S2 by BEsh-Te establish sgricnl.
turai colleges; read second time and referred to
committee on agriculture.
III. b. No 1874. by Bush Relative tc assegs-
ments for stats and county purposes: read sec
ond time and referred to COMMITTEES on revenue
and taxation.
II. & No lS5. By Ksnaie-To license and reg
ulate taxation; read second time and referred 20
committee on insurance.
The speaker has appointed the following
special committee 10 draft bill on Incorporated
cities 81 over 2oD00 inhabitants. Brown. Handle
Meade. Evans, Dean. Candy, Eeighan, Alien
Grant. sird and Hughes
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IN KELLEY'S HONOR.
The House DraRed for It's Dead
Father.
4 MONUMENT TO COLUMBUS.
Several Industries Urge the Retention of
the TariE-How Competitor
Affects Them.

wASHIxGroS err. Jan 1.-The House.
laraped IN somher black and adorned with a
simple bouquet CT white flowers. this morning
reminded the members thar the -fatner of the
house had departed from their midst.
Immediately after the reading Of the journal
Mr. o'Nefl Of Pennsylvania. announced the
death Of his colleague, Nr- Kelley. After pay
Ing touching tribute 70 his memory he offered
resolutions that appropriate services BE held in
the House tomorrow sfteFnoOn. and fhst the usual
committee he appointed 20 attend the funeral
After the adoption of the resolutions the House
adjourned Is a mark Of respect
Al important recommendation was aEgHed
upon By the Senate committee en- pablo hasld-
inrs and grounds TO-DAY. IL Was decided 10 re-
port TO the senate a-0ill for the condemnation
and purchase Of the two squares Of ground
directly norsh OF the site of the congressional
library and east OF the capitol grounds upon
which 10 erect s suitable building for the
supreme court
The committee also decided to recommend
the passage Of a bill appropriating sSo.G00 for
the erection of statue OF Columbus. 10 be un-
yelled in Isa2 IL Is 10 stand where the Pierce
monument Is now located. AZ the foot Of Capitol
bill on Pennsylvania avenue. That monument
Is to be transferred 10 location yet TO be Sc
leefed.
The ways and means committee today heard a
number Of arguments. Several representatives
OF tfs 4thQ8faptffiR INTEREST plt@aea k0k III A1
crease of dates, while New York importer Of
autographs argued in favor OF a reduction.
VIM. H. Osborne. . New York manufacturer of
tissues and fine writing papers, wanted increased
protection and spoke OF the depressing effect OF
the severe competition OF European paper
makers
Ghas L. Randall Of Boston. representing mica
interests, said the opening Of mines in Canada
and Asia had forced them to the wall. He asked
q specific duty OF 81 pound.
Tow leather dealers told of the evil effects Of
German competition and under-valnation, and
asked for protection, and David ClaTkson Of New
York wanted domestic interests protected against
the rapid growth OF the importation OF sawed
marble from Italy.
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THE HOUSE.
Reports on Insane Asylum and Arrfsul.
taFaI school.

Reports on Insane Asylum and AErfeul~
taraI school.
oIYsFsA. Jan le.AffeT prayer by the char
lssn and the reading AZ the minutes, tosAv. re
governor Submitted the report o. the eomrafx
sioness IT she Msssteal IAke asylum. vita q
recommendation thss fheif recon- Enendaston for
an appropriation IL $40 aN 20 finish The aEylesgs,
huili3ns - adopted 80 Tar Sl6ac0 has tssa
expended on the building
II 81. hY oIsphant-Ic create a state school
q seienee. was taken ap in is sFssisl order The
bill ~gS read in fus1 Ser information
flse report n tha COMMITTEES recamgasgairg
fae pssssee ot ihe hEll ~ss read. Nns ass me
naiaostEy feT0rt recommending tAzt the sxTggnE
taEAs college be established
9'1ahaas, ehajFmaa AZ the COMMITTEES. Fenarfea
a. tse h3lks ou agricultural college VIA swsstl.
taIe Eae Substitute provided merely ~ the
lecAtaou 6 TIE Washington state Agricultural
Geisege ard ~eaeei Of seieace"
- h No, ~, proposed BY Bush IS = sshsss.
faia soe f5e 6fl3. read Il Etarssas ssr slae
teoatson ef tea agricultural COLLEGES AID a..
tesf,is commission. Evans m3sest tAe ssgip.
tsoa q she asGagtgy gegsr& gSas4y. after
aizfea sit.s'sssaa7s, Axs3s W3thdfe@ hfs snasaen
&aa naUFe8 tas1 tAe HsuoFfGV bEn 81 printed
ana moved s}ss 81 Hssksa snzsag order fgsr
uoKt E1sesssE TAere was xsm1e objection. btst
ARR aehAss she nst'eF VS. s. ax7sess ~.
Il = No - ~ feFs9a - eenspe3 railroad
companies ta aUsf5 SsgeiSs was pastpaaas sae
wceS
tu8ff gyposss ~ committees rss svusa~k ~ AKA
tafns cesaaHasfsoe aB shs ssE5um A. 3st1ess sA3
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81 fsze Is cs-ee Fssas4ssaa - 90 eees
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TAe Broken ssie.

The break iu the Port Townsend Victoria
cable hiss besa loeafssl - Superintendent
lanes wilson. 81 the British Cai4mbis
district 81 she Canadian Pacific telegraph
line. scr. Wilson sass tbs sr0eb.e Is caused
az point Gear ntsaeensss, bat cannot sell
shsgher the Ilne S Parted or only worn
Through ths wrApgiag. IL Is anuHan0ed
the lire VII NOS Re repaired ISIS spring, ~
tie water s extremely rough there al lhss
SEASON 81 tic yssr. aa8 sIfA she appliances
At hand Il Is moi hkesy tha break ear he re-
pAieed bxfore spring In the meantime
she Port I0wassaa dispatches uasg re
<sns b. KAY az seattle 70 Victoria
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FAIL CRY. Wash. Nov. IL. 1850.
,.g4av. Gs.a..f. NJ

FAIL AIT9s ASH. nov. IL. 1889,
Or. Jordan, Seattle, WISH:
Dear sir-There hiss been regular epi-
demie Of dlphtheria in Fall City precinct
ever since February. People we're dying
very fast aud the local physicians failed in
checking the disease. happened to be ont
Of your medicines when one OF my friends
was very sick, 50 went 10 a neighbor and
borrowed the remnants OF a supply, which
he used until be got entirely vel. lie had
been given up 10 die, bat the incidents
brought him out ali right
We 9lso we're out OF medicine " hen Mr.
Flint was taken very sick with diphtheria.
bus rode seven miles and teiegrAphed for
some. He says he could not possibly have
lived bat short time when be commenced
taking the Histogenetic medicines.
Mr. shaw OF Tolt, George Parker and
Mg. Hagelton were all nearly dead with
the same disease. but after taking your
medicines got entirely well Mr. Hoffman
bed three children sii dangerously sic K
with diphtheTia. Two al them stohpea
toe Use OF the Histogeneiic medieinesland
sssight aid from other physirians. They
aiet The other one refused 10 give up
your medicines and made perfect reeov-
cry.
As you know you cured me Of epilepsy
with which ( had suffered for fourteen
years, End in mY wife's case the medicines
did an immense amsanf OF good for A
complication 81 troubles. could see ia
three days after my wife Commenced tax
iEg them that she was better and her
cough Vas almost veil. The general opin-
ION here nos IL that these are the only
medicines that care and ueasiv eYervone
ia tsae vicinity has sssed them for all kinds
q troubles and aiways With beneficial re-
salts and no@ kesp them in their homes
Old man Jose taId nse the other aav that
be woalA nei take sF0gas9 for what von had
done foy bis heart tgouE2e. Mr.. Tsvgors
hfsae hoy w&s anot Der victim TO siIphfherla
who recovered 9Th the help Of vour rnesii-
cines. and / could nsention many more hal
! tiaae. sasf5cs Il 70 say, yoa haze the heart
teil gratitude ~ this wao1e cornnaaastv
Yours CRATE ully.
CHARLEY fsf4TTpIs
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DIPHTHERIA DURABLE
FALL CIry, WASH. Sept 10. 1850.
ks..s.a.&.. ysx~s4n~. G..4Saa Sxrn.A

TALL IiTY. Wash.. Sepk ~ 1888.
DIR. J.. Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash:
Dear siF--T have been down since the
18th OF August. First tonsolitis, then nj
eerated sore throat. Then we discovered
that diphtheria had been running TWO
days. | doctored with the old school doc
tors, getting worse all the time. until We
borrowed three boxes of your $500 "
from Mr.. Parker. After the third teaspoon
ful the white patches began 10 fade from
my throat and mouth, and in twelve hours
all was gone. | was In 8 fearful condition
IL was in my nose and away down my
throat. Blood settled under nay eyes and
they could see that they had the death
grip on me. | am now able 10 be out and
around aud feel perfectly well was 81
years old the day IL began. or rather took
me down. / cannot thank you enough for
what the medicines have done for me
Yours very IIiy, & W. FLINT
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Taaha's Appeal fov sdsnisAIsa.

Ia = oar o. tao Governor saoup. ex-
Csaxernor stevenson. Hon. sssafRe Ainslse
aai Hoss NlaiAm J MgConna5l vii start
Tor Washington. that thsg mzF aIa Mr
Tssahoss - securing admission Scr Tsialsa
inko tie tasaa. Aesfher saaaa ner ans
Other territory eoula ~ better reHresezsssi.
Use gentlemen w2d ies ta8b Republicans
anA democrats enoR tai ossf al aaIsssgss
Is na uasts assessssn suk khas Il i 81
assAlasAeat sarAessls sought ~ Aa ovsr-
whelmfsr m&5er5tf * toEh hoaseA
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ne na4steg az essAbssshmens ard iacat10n Ct
4 stats agricultural colAaxe 49, special order
Zoe tits zszefsean msesprtsy Of Ire COMMITTEES
~ a9rsu1gsufn. hAad@4 ~ Ois9hznt. chairman
10 ase-xe ne szafe AxTsrAsfaFMl College and tBs
state echcos III scseaee into one, sna proTtdinz
ser the appointments 81 enmEasa1on 70 make
se1eesfeu of Il EoexxEnn. A nfnorisy gf Ehs con-
rnastee differs frosn se m sorsEF in two p&Frtca-
IarR. II wants two agricultural colleges and Il
wants tasm slisssnes from The schpol of Science
TIE question presented itseff ID sneh cSmpsl-
e4sess sAapa that. after long discussion. IL was
aees6ed % st4es Is Ennl re minority bill cogla
he rEfntrd.
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A Siwash shot large black bear, near
Lake Stevens the other day, and unsheath-
ing his knife proceeded 10 divest him of
his winter mister. But Mr.. Bear wasn't
dead yet, and apparently considering that
his dusky eomrade OF the wild wood was
adding insult TO injury. resented. and the
Siwash forgot for a moment where the
center of gravity was located. He was
caught in the embrace of the furious mon
ster, and no doubt would soon have been
numbered among the ghosts Of the Sno-
qualmies, but for the fact that he retained
his knife during the scuffie. and with this
he shed the hearts blood of bis enemy, and
carried his skin, as trophy, to the lodges
of his people.
For hrss~elsss goods la the bar and cap line 60
20 Charles Goldstein. the halter. Second street,
h. k1<.rk
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THE OLD MAN KICKS.
Ringhnmnton RepnhLlcan.

Binghampton Republican.
'sThe melancholy days have come.
The saddest OF the year.,
For nights are growing cold and long,
And coal is growing dear
When simmer nights were short and bland,
Then il was al serene.
But row the old man viii not stand
Both coal and kerosene.
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CHARLEY coTTRII.
DIR. JoRDAN's OFFICE
Is mt the Residence OF Ex-ks aver YES
Ter, Third and Jannes.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
YRTE
send for free book explaining the Hlsto-
ge8etse sy#tsm.

Ton The Bistneenes3e Mes4icines
are sosd IN bal oae a@eneY Ia cash sown.
The lAhsl around the bottle bears TIE fas
lpwzng inscription fsr. J. Eugene 8oy-
danss Hissageaesic Asdse5ae. Eyerg other
oeTiee i fEA4d.
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Eashs school Lard hfiI provides TOR tire sF-
peinfment CA fosar commissioners b. the g0v-
ernor 70 select Seh0aI lRna- II makes no specific
provision tur their sale.
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TASs sc Nassa esz sEe - r8asxsa&1 Esie wesgx
sssS A4swf@x a1a t4ssgSx ear nasse aaE - r@.agx
A4k@ 0-~esa - s@1141 STRESS. S<xsag ass1x-
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ar rnemher. agent or ofzeeg of any corp0Tstios.
ar association cE persons 70 EnFow sawdnst.
cral clark. rex. ashe& o. ether refuse matter
into aur cf she lakes or streams 81 water IN this
state 10Y any purpose whatever ard al parties
20 oEesafnx shall - deemed guilty Of misde-
raeanow. nnsi On eonxieft8n thereof shall be
punished By ire Of not less thsn $500 nor more
than szyDeg for each oEezse. AMI In addition 20
Eneh Gne xach efsaaders IL person. mar be In
pxEsone9 70 the county jail not exceeding o1s
rear at the discretion Of the eoarE. One-ssfri
Of sFzeh rne shall 20 70 the informant and the
other kwo-thirdx shall be Paid into the common
school furH OF the coMnfy in which tie ofense
was committed.
Following Is Senator Fariss' BIN T. redace the
number Of members Of the legislatures.
ExrTToS /. That the first legislature Of the
state Of W aghington % assemble after tha year
one thousand eight hundred and nineFy shall
consist Sf sweaty-0ne senators and sixEythrea
members Of the House Of Representative.
Sec 2 That for the purpose Of app@vzaaning
the said senators ard representatives into sen2-
torfxI and representative districts nearly equal
as possible. according TO the population. the
LEGISLATURE which shall convene in the year one
thousand eight hundred ard ninety one shall
make al apportionment dividing the state Of
Washington into twenfy-one senatorial and
forfy-tw0 representative districts, said appoT
tsonmenS to be based upon the retarn OF the
eleventh census OF the Uniaad States.
The Hoase committee on Judiciary met to-
night ard by vote OF J 20 l. decided to recon-
mend inde6aife poSiponement OF Kinnear's
antitrust ball
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The House regcenea the Old question Of the
printing OF bills today. objection being raised 70
printing II the Fxpavf of both inc asylum joint
committee azl Medical Lake ard the report al the
ernsr. Herrsn raised cry against the Soo--
nous cnst 20 the STATE. but il avalied notaine De
stood practically alone The opposition 70 TIE
printing 81 bills, 80 decided al the first OF the
seasson, has been gradually WEAKENING. and for
sometime AlFsest eyery measure thai i proposed
has been printed Exception was made against
and hgsh, ard TIE committee SIS empowered 70
print this Dill IL considers the best Of all sub
m1ste3 on thsa subject
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The House standing committee on tide lands
viii nos take sesioa SION the tide lsnds bills
until tie bills are referred 10 H. The bills are
now IN the hsadS of toe committee.
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Senator Frvztoas egIi sPproprialss t7Seaa Ear
exfSHSex from Nerean@s IL. &Ss4, e. March /.
ls3t, oa transportation Il lnsaHe anA 90 can
vsgs& sxtsn1lEau exprhsus. publication 81 pges,.
isnstteas. east bisls - convictions 10 tas
oeTfs. salaries 81 ersse et5ng asserarys print.
tas sad advertising exclusive ef legislative.
Soaefx treasures e0usEa Essleux transmission
ct STATE prints. fEiastae 81 territorial repaYEs
postage sl1 espFeszsEe On dissFghshon u state
t1ax
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THO senate vatnrs tseo aa ~ itt&Tg naet tsefsht
ART asei3e3 "a repegt fsseraalY kinneas's e.ll "a
nsehiesg Hesfses - H3eH eEher ghan the reTnaar
ssgEanfeet @ilitia sn treas@ e3 iac a3tes ststss
isna srtlfse ~ paF@Aimg ulsA aFHss ~ tAe state
aed MsEley tIA Go ERHyeat auaa havs seA Fss.
soas Frem u9artBE NJ usasE fae<,s r. "a 49,
\ lgueas's hsst VII flaes}jv eaesg gbe Masaa 4 :
RS 81 1seuGea, nae euslgy IS TaWssa they waJ
hxse to sssNaIl4 ~ fefa ges ssato nal(llN
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faSs@tag 3 tss ssi gassptass5 ag sassar
kIN&ssf
sssrses Tsx8 3 sssa - sassagas sss ace
Fssaas esga.sszssRa ~ &ssee assae IL 80.
ssAsst s. - ssases - @ssaas - sea asfa-
sss = sssss asAsS ~ Assass u &sy SKA sesasa.
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For iFss-elass goods la the bar and cap line 60
10 Charles Goldstein. the halter. Second street,
near Boston block.
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The House committee on Judiciary met to-
night ard by 3 vote OF J 10 I, decided 10 recon-
mend inde6aife postponement Of KinneAr's
antitrust ball
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OLYMPIA. Jan. l0-The senate met at $50.
Observation-Disclosures LanEhton in the chair.
and thirty-two members present The journal
Of yesterday was approved.