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NORWOOD INSTITUTE
IN Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
and Little Girls. -Four large connecting houses with
open grounds front and Faculty Of twenty
professors and teachers. Girls prepared college
for the Harvard examination for women.
PUPILS RECEIVED AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE
WITHOUT EXAMINATION UPON THE GER
I1FICATE OF NORWOOD INSTITUTE
The following private classes will begin early in Nov
Object and Cast Drawing, Mr.. L. c. Messer;
Decorative Painting. Miss Iva LeConte;
harmony. DIR. Anton Gloetzner;
shakesPeare aud Study OF Del sarte Miss Mary
Modern Literature and Current Topics Mrs Don p
HAlsey;
French Elocution and Conversations hi. own natural
and scientific method. Prof. J. d. Gaiilard:
French Literature and History. Prof Xavier Telard
German Language and Literature Frau Poesche.
0hndollns, Guitars and Banios A " Holmes.
SpanlRh Pref ]. B. Correa;
Dancing, Mr.. A. Dec. Mueller
Course in Historical and Political Topics Of Modern
Germany. DIR. phil. Herman shonfeld.
Individual instruction IN Voice Culture Prof Otto
7. Simon;
On the Piano, DIR. Gloetzner,
And in the French Language, Prof Tefllard.
For Psrticulars address Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM D.
sl5
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MEDICAL, &c.

DkCFESSIONAL MASSAGE b MRS H. CAM.
Il EhON, 80 III ST. NV, regular graduate. tface
nlasssSe Specially heivrs by Permission many Of
the most ~ olninent ladies VI Washington. na-im'
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Il with best OF medical reference by Applying at gly
9Th ST. n. ntt.ld,s
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the oldest SPECIALIST an THIS ny and
VIII guafal &c cure IA ali diseases fur
Llsh lleulclne or no charge: consultation and advice
nee III any hour OF the day Subscribed sworn to
before me BY Dr. BROl HERS, SAMUEL Z. MILLS
Notary puOic IN aid the District Of Columbia
this Sd day OF July. 1851. o23- lns
Il HAS NEkEk Bl-EN CONTRACTED THAT
Il Dr. BROlHEkS lie the oldest established Advertise
ing ladies physician in tins city Or BKOIHEKs
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NJ AShOoD lEsTORED BY USING BOTTLE
w or two o. DR. BkO1 HERS invIgorating cordial
Nl!i cure any case OF nervous debility. yVU ".
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NLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE ACID.

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States to cure when ali others
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usys, . 10 L. oS-tr
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~ Pa Twenty years erieuce send for book
iseaiedD containing iuil PARTICULARS Tor HOME CURB
lice charge. al
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w Z MAKE THE CIGAR you MAKE TIE
w SMOKE. TlGkR cUBANA.Ihe bsst Slssr. -
each. SOC Fer bundle. Ask your deslerfor thsnA
LEOPOLD kl1.lAk SOM
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II is q notable fact that the largest vet most
obscure drawer in the room is the one in which
sample corkscrews are kept. OF these sinuous
aids TO creature comfort or discomfort there ia
infinite variety. Many are novel. but the new
and the old have alike but one object-to draw
corks. Some of them old fashioned and 10
secure good results the bottle will have TO be
placed between the knees Of the operator: the
cork invariably comes out with sharp '.pop,"
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Don't mistake the pl.ce-THE TEFPLx DHua
oI6-tu ih.s-u u. b. WILLIAMS 90. Propr1stors.
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b deemed most appropriate 70 be ap-
pointer by the governor.
Those who favor this plan also desire
that the governor shall appoint the ar-
rraisers in the various counties. - well as
the state board. The frss idea Of having
the boards Of county commissioners oct rs
tide land appraisers has been generally
abandoned for the reason that is would
make those officials unduiy important and
would inject too much politics In the posi-
ticns. Chairman Austin showed the draft
Of = bin TO the members Of the joint CONF
mittec. but agreed that many amendments
would have to be made 70 il.
After m animated discussion os the sub
1ect of appointing appraises. Il Was re-
solved. on motion of Kuhn. that the re-
spccsive chairmen Of the Senate and House
committee. together with one member OF
the Senate committee and two from the
House, constitute = subcommittee 10
draft bill to be presented as soon Is pos
sihie 10 the full joint committee.
The subcommittee IS announced, con-
sists of Senators Austin and Van Houton,
and Representative Browne, of Pierce.
Kuhn and Candy.
A meeting viii be held this evening at
Ss.DeAt "Aeh . uttt ~iii ~ ouacsy DC okicSA
upon
The subcommittee met tonight and be-
gan the work OF drafting . bill. Lieuten-
ent j. E. Rnncie, t. s. A., appeared be-
fore the committee and urged incorpora-
ton in the bill Of provision giving the
government jurisdiction over tide lands in
front of military reserves and fortications.
But little progress was made and the COM
mittee adjourned to meet tomorrow At 10
O'Clock
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PORTLAND FLO0DE
The Salem Bridge -1tlrol
Washed Away.
IMMENSE DAMAGE
Water stiii -ssveo -
Above Row waser--Tra Rewerop
Factory sveps Away.

PORTLAND. Feb. 4.--Ths water Il tWo1C
seven feet above low water marx. - r.
stil rising. A torrent II pourfuE 10U
Front street. and water Il oco1mn ~
through the floor of tho Oeegosp;on p61
three blocks back from tbs rivef. zS
Three million feet Of logs broke awoy -
came down against the Moryison ol11
bridge. which has been in imminoa1 49,
ger several times. and large uum1G& r.
heavy charges Of dynamite havo boou &
psoded to break the jams Of logz, bat ~
out effect
Ira Powers furniture factory, o1~
town, was carried down 4 mills md q
this morning and he lost 91S, 900 W441 g.
hardwood lumber. He has eneo9o6 g
steamers and . locomotive TO try an1 r.
il back @j
Houses have been coming down dux
the day, some twenty In alI. z
The falls 1t Oregon City aro 1oVc
saw mill and pulp mill there cazno ~
and the latter tore away por11o0 GG
sidewalk OF Morrison street brides. z
The damage ail along up IL vol110
extensive. $50
The county bridge at Salem ocroc
Willamette was entirely carried aWeH e
no trains have been running o<oe
Southern Pacific since saturday -
not llAely 10 for some time.
An orcyonian reporter cauRhe -
storm al Salem since Saturday. ronn
home tonight by walking hall voV G
making the rest OF the distance o. tll
boats, hantcars, etc. @'
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SENATOR soUIRE's BILL.
Full Text OF the Public Building


Bill.
Following il the full text of the bill in
troduced by Senator Squire in the United
States Senate, providing for the erection Of
. public building in Seattle:
A hill providing for the erection Of public
buiiding At the city OF Seattle. washington
Be IL enacted By the senate and House of
Representatives Of tho United States of
America In congress assembled, That the
secretary of the treasury be. and he
hereby is. authorized and directed to
purchase, or acquire by condemnation proceed-
ines q site, and 10 cause TO be erected ct the
city OF Seattle. in the state of Washington. .
suitable building for the use and sccommoda-
ton OF United States court 10 be located there
the pcstofiice and other government offices In
eaid city. with hre-yroof vsalts extending 10
each story: the site. ard the building thereon.
when completed according 70 plans and specitl-
csiiors to be previously made and approved by
the secretary of the treasury. not TO exceed the
cost OF $s0o go: and the sum of 500 600 10 hereby
appropriated out OF any money in the Treasury
net otherwise appropriated for the purchase OF
said site and the completion Of said building;
Provided. that there shall be an open space of
not less than City feet upon every side of said
building, including streets and alleys. and that
no part OF said sum shall be expended until .
valid title to said site shall be vested in the
United states. and the state of Washington shall
cede to the United States exclusive juris diction
over the same. during the time the United States
shall be or remain the owners thereof. for all
purposes except the administration Of the Grim
inal laws Of said state and the service Of any
civil process therein
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Choicest Property all parts CITY
which will pleased show Intending Purchasers

homau
nrranesco oJournao o
wll
the magnificent
til of
a
beauty
sesuae
AanBaE
himself se
Ia
thh property " . be
viii
wksyes esaaaw wasehou
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E&.
ne hare for sale ia.0O acres In differ
2 raftS OF the state In 5. 10. 10. 20. 20 and
ecre fafrns-sood farming lands: ~ acres AZ
kAnmesaw. 80 miles south OF seattle 90 Northern
{ofshc railroad good improvements. small
ee4ard, fi.,ao. 50 and leo acres government
Naa Oh Hoods canal: 50 aud ieo acres govern.
LIT land III kttsap county; 10 acres near Green
~ SN per acre. is0 acres near Grcen lake,
- per acre, y acre, Mercer tnlxnd. 31es 10
E1es Fort Angeles. si7S per acre: and 10 acre
near Port Townsend. tlp per acre. lake
NoQu On Lake Washington. opposite the termi.
~ q MAalsun street cable railway; 10 cheiec
- u Pleasant valley. ON The line of the pro-
.ea electric railway along the boulevard. size
lols aoxi& within sight OF Hiawstha fark.
each: too acres choice pieces ot NcttAeru
seAc railroad lands la King county, - % Asi
~ ecse. " acres tu sec -, ~ - n, "a e. near
&aetnetn Pacific railroad; lKnt ia West Seattle
~ erfss. $40 acres sec l. ~ y u, r 2 W. all
9 iSnsi. 30 sefss sou n in grass Us pet acre.
~ acres In sec Is. tp g "a aw. good clay up-
me. heavily tsmhervd, $40 Fses acre. 100 scfes
secs Il and IL. ~ - n. ", mostly hoftan
x1d Nssao per acre, sSs acres st Eagere CITY
lezcn. niseiy itaproyr3. sd.oining city. $50
Pc acre Improved. viii cur np tnso acre lots
~ esls for au average of 500 per ecres this IA
Esel bargain; 10 east ~ aud near IN Lake
w~osnStoa, s7a fvr acre. k0Swell building.
5 0om = seattle. Wash.
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photographs Co he Takem - AAmHco
Inlet Potnea. S @

PoKr TOWNSEND, Feb l.--Captain -
Clover. of the revenue cutter Woiee1
received orders to place his vsn1ol ot~
service OF photographer In securing ~
OF the points at the entrance q AflM>t1
inlet The secretary Of the war a.
ment has tclegraphed for three yiexu
OF Point Wilson. Admiralty heed =
Narrowstone point. one from earh s116
square in front OF each Of These pol
General Miles Is now in Washinotoo r
urging tho passage OF the fortiGcn tt1 r.
and II Is for hts use In securing tk5
these photographs are now or3ofo6 >
sent to the department with Captntn ~
bridges certificate Of their accuraey.
The fortificasion Of these points 49,
tempiated by General Niles win invuGI
ontiay Of $5.0O.m0. Tho custer WiIE
coed with photographer 70 pecufo
views on the frat pleasant day.
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Against Him.
TACOMA. Feb. Ain the suposior G.
to-day. Albert TAFT was found guilty q p
tempting to biaickmail Dr.. Caso n hnS1
an indictment found against him. 1kfe
the case OF the pretty dsaf-muto, Cxr
TAFT or Watson, which created conoj6 4
able comment ut the time q The oocc
renee. several months ego.
Is II claimed that while DR.. Cas- ~
making professional visit be felouioo< ~
assaulted Tait's alleged wife, Carrie In1k
or Carrie Watson. ~ she In now known,
She testified today that she was not -
had never been married to TAFT, but ~
lived with him as hts wife.
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Mss wfnslow's Soothing eyrup ~ oklIn6
seethsfg IL the prescription of One 0f ~
female nurses and pkysic5sns In ~ Un11
ftafss aud has be&u used for fosty 49, -
never falling success by ntliio0a ~ Wo1k6m
their ehiidren. During the process ~ go
i,s salur Il iueeleuIable. Is relieves - ~
frurn pxsu tuxes dyzentAry ard diakYh0an 1ll2F
fng "a The bowels and Wind collie. ~ ~
health To The child u rests the mother
Psser &c hottie. owfm
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A OInI.'s san CaaOIOnE
Mosphins Decides Bstwesa UoooN

10tphtno UectQee Ba&Woo0 MUu1
Dogradstipos-s
TAcoAA, Feb. I---Mnud D6hs16 Il
yeas-old girl, died last nieht q
lodging -houso, on RnIlxuo1 r
effects ~ dose ~ morp ~ ri
Sunday with suicidal tn16
Bowers, her mother. - : womSh Il
table character. and wished Maud to
Z worthless negro named McClsIlnn1.
Jim Drake, also Of color. and : chuiS
McClcliand's WAS iavishlng hfs attonl "
upon the mother. Rather than cub E
the degradation which her mother NJ
to infiict upon her she took tho ~
with fatal results. Coroner Mccoy al
think an inquest necessary.
II IL said that they came from eolo
Oregon, some time since, aud that tl
girls right name il Jessie Forrest.
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vEMALE SLAVES.
Valuable Cargo ef Humaa Flesh Drou6
From China. e Ell

SAs Francisco, Feb. 4.--Tha Chinr
who deal in female slaves and import 60
to this country have evidently sotoG1
some new plan to evade the viellauoo p
the customhousc officials. for tho nunf
of young females arriving from the Orr
increases by each steamer. The Inst &c.
brought twenty-three on ans 1f1
and of these, thirteen. worth froj
s.. 800 TO 5000 apiece. are sald -
crooked. !" They have been examinod. ~
ali claim TO be native-b0rn. but ~ Il
tomhouse officials are under theimproo
thai the dealers will spring somethlng r
in the way Of testimony when The casoo
called In court. The officials havo n
nation that twenty-five or thirty VIII r.
rive by the next steamer.
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enowiNa pEsroNprNr.



Lospoy, Feb. "A private letter from
Vienna states that tire emperor is rapidly
growing seebier. lie taikso 81 immediate
abaication and OF retiring 70 monastery
The terrible story that was ~ first only
whispered with the striciest secrecy Ia now
in all is aggravated details common prop
erty in the Austrian capital.
All weii-intor.ned people DOW knew that
the young baroness with whom tie CroNn
Prince Rudoiph Was found dead. was the
enperors iIlegitimate daughter. and thai
il vas the shame with which be VAS over
whelmed by the discovery that drove the
prince 10 suicide. 1t Is little wonder that
this tragedy, weighing upon mental fscul-
ties already diseased. should have driven
The empress To twice assenpt TO take her
life during her soiolrn 81 Corfu, as is re-
rsartex1
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THE TIDE LANDS.
Efforts 60 Meet the Various Desnznds in
One Bill.

OLYMPIA. Feb. 3.--The tide lands CON-
rnsssees Of The two houses held . meeting
this morning fos the purpose Of complet-
Ing the draft of the bill 10 be presented
simultaneously 20 the two houses All
mem bers OF the committees were present,
and Senator Austin presided The main
togic OF discussion was IS to the sDposnf-
msns OF the commission whose drtv II
shall be to apprAsss the valre OF the tide
lands
Some favor single state board OF sp-
psassers. 10 be appointed by the governor
others wish local hoard in each county,
from The decisions of which arreals may
be taken to the state board os egusilzatson
on appeals. or whatever designation Iasy
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DON-CAHN co.
HOl ESAlE GR0CERS.

t3VkGOu1@ 0t0O@Ut&
fsing greatly increased our stock
krilifies we are uow IN position
e1 MERCHANTS lwho are viii
s. pay their bills promptly At ma
:. b desire to avail themselves q
opportunity Of accepting our
4 liberal discounts for CASH
en1s) an unexccptional hne q
n Groceries Teas, Tobacco and
- We are headquarters on But
sad desire to call your attention 70
Sct that the sweet California roll
~ receiving on each steamer Is
pcr cent. lower than Eastern
lesy and is much finer We are
~ for trade and will figure way
IN II the sub cellar on prices to
inate trade, and guarantee quality
prosnpt shipment No goods
4 rrtaiL c. l. WEBB,
Manager.
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Sanitary OfhsSr Acs5rsy is busy these
DAYS In locking ARK the animals which
have been brought c~wn from the up
country by the floods. These. together
with several which hare been dumped into
the harbor from the city. have xspt him
and his men busy in getting then out Of
the way. tie said yesterday thai between
twenty-five and thirty horses and two COWS
had been taken ou: OF the harbor Ia Janu-
ary. which was the largest number IN any
single month foEnd floating In the water
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CHARITY BALI
Tacoma Tarns Out In Bsha1f ef = 0o6n'


TACOMA. Feb. 4.--The charity bah NJ e
the Tacoma hotel tonight was greot -.
cess Socially IL IL m event long - T. -
gaembeTed, and the wealth and beauty ~
Tacoma filed the big hotsl 70 over0ouin&
Financially il viii replst~ the treasury e
two worthy charitable institutions. ~
hotel was sastefniiy decorated With aml16x
and eysrgreens. and the whole wae : suooo5
respiendent with rich costumes, graco -
hAautv 81
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By which s u. No. 81. validating imper~
fccty attestcd deeds was defeated: laid
over.
Randall resigned from the committee on
mining and Stevenson was appointed IN
his stead.
The committee on hospital for heinsane
made report Of the amount Of mileage
due the members who visited the Stella
coom and Medical Lake asylums. The
total amount il Ss'sa The report was re-
ferred 10 the COMMITTEES ca ways and
means
A petition was received from several
militia companies and independent military
companies at Tacoma and Vancouver,
asking that two regimental districts be
created. and that the independents COM
psrics be received into the National Guard !:
referred to the committee on military
affairs
A petition from citizens OF Lewis county.
asking for the establishment Of . soldiers
home. was read and referred To the COM
mittee on military affairs
Kennedy's motion toreconsider s. B. No.
s. was put and carried.
Kuhn moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which II. h. No Is. relating to township
sharpe moved to reconsider the vote by
regulations. was indefinitely postponed, !,
carried. Is 10 81.
srw bills.
II. i. No. 80. hv Feighan-To provide
for election os county attorneys; referred
to Judiciary committee.
II. B. No. 2si. by Evans-- Relating to loan
and savings institutions; referred TO cor
porations committee.
II. r. No. als. By Evans Relating to
commencement OF civil actions in superior
courts; Judiciary committee.
II. b. No. 24s. by Evans-To authorize
county commissioners to issue bonds for
the erection of the necessary county build
ings: committee on counties
II. b. No. IA. by Herren-To amend
section l.eo5. chapter 50. OF code; Judiciary
committee.
II. B. No. 245. by Herren-p Prescribing
the procedure of argument in criminal
cases; Judiciary committee.
II. B. No. eae. by Herren-- To amend the
notary public act judiciary committee.
IL. 3. No. 81. by Herren-- Relating to
damages for personal injuries; judiciary
committe.
II. b. No. To- Relating to the hospitals
for insane, appropriates $4,000 for main
fenance. various amendments adopted I;
bill read third time and ordered engrossed.
The Senate bill validating deeds not
properly attested was taken up. Feighan
offered an amendment providing that this
bin should not affect any deed made by the
territory or any of its officers; adopted
The bill was, however. 1efcated-sl to q.
Adjourned till - f0,nnrrnw
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The House and Senate committees on
privileges and eiecgions have definitely de-
clded 10 report Q general election bill based
upon the Australian system OF voting. Al
meeting tonight Drums election bill vas
considered IL is found that its penalties
are too severe and these with other pro-
visions viii be considerably modified before
the bill can stand an even chance with
others that are to be considered by the
committee. The result viii probably be
that substitute for all viii be drafted and
reported. Whasever is done. the Aus
ualian system will be adopted.
The joint committee on mines and min
ing met tonight TO hear argument by rep
resentatives Of the various mining COM
paaies- The representatives did not APP
pear and the bill viii he reported fayorahly.
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OLYMPIA. Feb. THE following notaries
public have been appointed by the gov
ernor: James Bothweli and james A.
Loggie, Seattle: Walter Loyeday aud C. h.
Weller. Tacoma: +. M. Elwell and w.
Byron Daniels. Vancouver. H. c. Bark
housen. Hidslgo. and Oliver Lynch. De-
cep,iop. skagit county. Total number APP
nointrd TO date a3G
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10 10 80 HOURS sAvKp

BY tskIsg the Northern Pacific yen1tbmI1
tyala: lsayex seattle ~ 5zt u. n doilV.
change ef cara aud IA mica the e111f9oGf ~
10 chicago. TonYi<t siee@fnx ea1a fhN<
rlsesns passengers in Enisva ds50t. Ch1qnGGs
10 fsfty hoars ahead Of nsAey ilneaA Tjekn
Sortnefn fSclhc eissee. B9sfou block sud 16I<
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THE House.

Another Batch Of Measures Intro
dneed-
osYxrrA. Feb. THE House met as
f.s1 sixfy-four members being present
Asser prayer By the chaplain and the read
ing OF the minutes, the speaker signed The
snsnliess copies os several memorials
Kennedy moved 10 reconsider tue vote
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sin eue sostn fsyns loss cleared and in eiover.
hixh. drv. sat overlook sng 5Asmen bar. Ouiy
ss5 se h one third cash, balance In AK saoarbs-
Daussl Jones' Co. az ~ee-Q1f street,
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YufrDssr yous ssrxets xE1 rs@rvs yosr deep
Ing car a1coEmodsroAs - 10 80 oeeS2a
asrssx EosIon Bso1x-
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AGAINST THE BILL.


Governor Scmple and Judge Parsons ON
City Charters
TACOMA, Feb. 4.--Ex-Govsrnor Semple
and Judge Galusha Parsons addressed a
number Of prominent citizens at the Cham
ber Of Commerce this afternoon. on the
passage OF an act by the legislature en-
abling cities to frame their own charters.
Governor Semple argued that the eonsii-
tuition gave sufficient power to cities to
the constitution. In his opinion aii ag-
grandixement OF power by the legislature
should b checked in it, incipiency.
Judge Parsons heId thas m enabling ~
was necessary before cities can begin with
framing new charters.
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OLYMPIA, Feb. s.--Thc following articles
of incorporation have been flied:
North Star Mining Company. Spokane
Falls. capital stock 100000. trustees,
George Herb. f. J. Brickeii and Frank M.
Dallam- Obiect--To mine, mil and smeii
ores.
United States Trust Company, Seattle,
capital stock 5000; trustees, Herman
Chaplin. Henry q. Ssrnve, Albert NJ.
Brookes. John p. Gale and William Il.
Thorneli. object--To receive deposits and
act as agents and trustees.
The Spectator Publishing Company.
spokane Falls. capital stock $4,000: trus-
tees. Otis III. Culver, Fred n. Culver and
Fred 4. Marvin. Object-To do general
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