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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
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The only hope Of decrease 10 in the street
0epartme where. possibly. reduction BY
perhsp. so 900 could be made, bat the labor
alone now employed calls for $144,60o and the
lumb. :, etc !. will 10 doubt max ny 10000
The fire department expenses will be less By
sbout 1900 paid for sites, but 40 four more
are to be purchased and four more che mical
engines nxve been rdered. the expenses Of that
department are probably underestmsted.
The 'miscelianeous' covers furniture, repairs,
stationery. printing. and every other Of the
many CITY expenses.
The ofIlces Of water works and city engineer
are purposriv omitted. Tho water system will
certain pay it, own salaries. and the city
tngi esrs salary Of 500 is the only expense
Of his department 90 ar fixed. 1t cuts no figure
In the approximate estima eA
The income 70 meet this IL about ~ follows:
1aXeS- <oV 80
0teluee ices, etc iS--uW
TOTAL. wv
The estimate Of licenses 10 based on total OF
S240 600, which 10 an OUTSIDE fgure; and in taxes
m aslowsn . of fully 10000 should be m ode for
dslii qusncies. errors and rebates Last year
there waa more than that amount short.
the estimAts being. in round figures, 1892.
on and thu nntua1 ao1Ieatio0a m fOilov~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14

ssnuel L Crawford. chss I. conovsr.
APPRENTICESHIP bank and busi-
ness man in Seattle.
GszvMesGmou,s
Are confident that no one win deny that
the placing OF the first hundred lots in
ReltOl Addition
On the market last year was ths event of
the year in real estate Giro es. Nothing
that transpired during the year had so i'm
portant and perceptible an effect On the
growth and building up of the city This
was due to various
IN the most important
UU0VnUU OF which were as fol-
AUuUUuuj rir,t-Tn. proper
ty Is natur ally the choicest residences dis
trict in the city. owing to is nearness to
he business district, aud also because lit
lays perfectly and affords the most exten-
sive view to be Tad in the city. and all Of
the choicest and grandest scenery of the
Puget Sound country being visible from its
borders. except snoquaimie Falls
second--A great many representative
business and professional men in Seattle
had deferred building permanent homes
until this property should come on the
market, and we absolutely refused in every
case to sell lots to any but persons OF emf
nent respectabiIity and good social stand
ing. In this way the location acquired
tone and distinction it would not other
wise have had.
Tbird-As consequences 1t is being built
up with beautiful and costly homes, and is
even now the toniest and most sought
after residence district in the city. As an
evidence Of this it may be well to name
some of
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Commencing April IL. the Union Pacific.
The Overland Route" will RIM A fnr-
nlshed Pullman Col0ni>t Car from Port
land To II. Paul. without change. leaving
Portland every "Wednesday al q.tn u m
arriving -. Paul following SUNDAY.
lhi, ear ~ u b. fitted up with mattres
appliances. leaving nothing la In. fur.
hlshru 10y The passengers. aud will be- i'm
charge oi a uniformed porter
b"rlh- can he secured at the very low
iale ui $500 Tor AN upper or lower douhl.
berth from Portland to st. Paul.
Passengers holding tourist. hrst-rlass
this car
For rates. through tickets. ,I.,p.r
0erihs. ur detailed information. applV To
the nearest Ticket Agent Union Pasifc
system. on 7 ". LEE,
Gen'l Pass Agt. Portland
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

b. a visit 30 the plant NJ thc FaHbal.H
Electric Light. Power aud Motor come
pan u. ana chat Win thn genial -uprru-
any one. Ono az rhe large meande-c8at
dynamo ha, just heen SCI up and taka.
me place of the old one FORMERLY iu u-..
Nhlie The machine un hand '~ BOT -uW-
cleni 10 rum tur motor 700 boz. fuII ranHrffr.
= marked Improvement g.. noticeable fb.
ighl Us clearer and better and burns ta
much greater advantage. The ucu boiler
ana engluc Of more than double The rl-
pdcliy oi the uue- now .n Use are
on the road having been .bip-
ped rom Philadelphia SOME DAYS
since. An extension stone foundation i
being completed Tor their reception ana
al an early day they win he placed lr
position. The present candle power viii
then be- increased o. ~urh au extent thar
outside streets and houses can be nIlt
lighted. and Fairhaveu wil enjoy ft
very best electric light system in the
state
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

stand up and give an account Of yaur-
sell, "a ID Judge Curry 10 Fred owe vs..
terday.
Yes III was not drunk. yer honor.
only feeling little jubilant over The sic
cess Of the tire boys ! hope You will treat
me kindly. Yer honor"
GU viii put up - and gusts and get
your Treat later On. aud 10 ever catch
you here again may the council Lav.
mercy on your pocket huok." and hi,
pocket book looked low " hen he finished
The .lndge'e accnnnf-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

The |. o. g. I. held festival in
Noodin', hall Tuesday night. which
proved a success both socially aud tnau
SlaHl; over 40 persons were present dur
ing the evening including numernu.
visiting members from sister lodges. tn.
talrhaNen lodge j. ia hourlShing con
dltlon AT present. having over ninety
members. II j. learned this body wifi
continue their entertainments for the ben =
eht ui The Young people Who wish la be-
come 4cuuafutpd
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
Take Notice

Aud gu and see for yourselves. AT the
CITY Furniture store YOU will lind the
hnest assortment Of picture moulding
ever brought ON Bellingham baV. Ne
shall take great pains to give satisfaction
both ~ prices and quality. We cordially
invite the people of Fairhaven and sur
rounding country 10 call aud examine
oar stock and inquire our prices. both in
moulding> and furniture. our hours. i
chpck iull. aud will sell al bed rock pri,.e.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

To some enterprising, industrious man.
not afraid 10 work. Fairhaven offers aH
excellent market for an N garden produce
he could raise. There t. no reason whv
green vegetables should be- brought from
u distance to supply our market when
freshef aud better can be- had within a
stones throw Of the city provided little
energy. Is used. The same is true of but
Ter aud eggs, aud IL seems queer the west
ern and middle states should monopolize
the trade.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Cascade hook and ladder COMPANY No.
Wa s., oi eaul1ep az Nardner's rooms ON
id't lhuieeaA evening aud elected The
lolluNiug officers; Foreman WU NJ
ROLES; assistant foreman. j. h. Clark
secretary. Geo. \. NeWsalt; treasurer *
J.. Matthews. The membership consisfs
Of tlc following persons: Pierce Eyanl
WI y. .Io.es. }. *. Clark, Geo. \. New\
Machay, W. a. kienstra. Il. +, kiensi,a
W. b. Mued, con Leverson. r. n. Shep,
ana, W. II. Mccoy. :. W. Means. j. I
thatcher ". Ill Rodgers, Il. /, Chiid>
Iac1 TAYLOR. e.. e. Ncwlan. John Ellis
Henry Nrth. ". X. sullivan. Elliot
stewart.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
Wanted sawmill and Sash and Door
Factory

~ good opening al the growing town
ol Hamilton. on the Skagit river. for
>aWmill of a5.DDto 35.UD capacity. Ais
sash aud door factory. Hamilton i
directly opposite the Cumberland coal
aud IRON mines and growing very fast
Address Hamilton Townsiie company
Hamilton. or Y. 4. Mcknight. president
Seattle. or Norton I.adue. secretary Fair
haven
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
What a Fortune

u good healthy. pearly skin. Few
are aware OF he short lime il Ia k.> "A Dis
ordered liver to cause blutche> ON the
lace and also dark greasy skin. Begg>
Bluud Purifier and Blood Maker will H.
Store This organ 10 it, natural aud healthy
STATE aud cleanse the blood Of all impur-
titles. Al druggists keep il.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
Spring Suits

We nave received our first invoice Of
spring suits. The patterns are sll p,.y,
They are made from the latest plates
The prices are a. low a. any houss. west
81 Chicago. We guarantee We can give
you a. good a til in a. good quality for
one hall the money you have to pay To
travelling tailors .McDougall a D1dSnn
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
Arrived

The great business medium and rlar.
Nuyant Valuable information ON husi
me-, aud business PROSPECTS Money az
lali~, love. marriage. also brings th-
separated together All ia trouble call 81,
Mas. VI ARcHANT.
Metropolitan lodgings.
Iarabec 81. FairhaNrn.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
CHURCH Sc Rv1cEs

First Baptist ehsr.i--crvice, Al = II n,
al baDt-t-
Conversational Rev. }. e. Wright pastor
,srt ge- 1T fire tabernacle. corner Thir-
sp.u.
Agthodi,t aud rrrshvterian-Se services az the
th,-'y terrain church corner Thirteenth
IS. "a Nf iYeii ill preach iu she
ms III wv '''"-
ia4 Dents W 'a'''' Sehoine' the lead ,S
|
For Stoves and Tinwarr 20 To Lath-
~ Nnta finished neatly and speedily
Else Bolg- German Saiye for cuts.
.'.'' ana HifH-- here j. none better
l-uamier. fe4tl .freat ''' ~ '''' ''''i'
f..l eaHf fine watch r.rairipo ,l,u,.
.. rII b. IfHr.r,f- fT.rt.f. -ft..t
'''' =,
l.e tuH Lager and Book Beer on
uum-'t .le cents % glass at tie -'Spo-
v... 7,.
s.ef h- ann lrWelfy at reas-
prices 800 ihe leading jeweler. 4. II.
y
-hfiiney- Tor -ate 10y Ia
i-. Iauiuz company. corner Fifth.
-----
H' p, rr'enfated family remedies are
-tIe hl an Hf,i-cias- druggists and
-Griai, tl,, ftiI.., b,. r,..,f,...l , e..
"'aA" AtNT lf'A'Ah "a a lNf
fr I'D spring ana summer
d.. r,fI f.-., s---.I IL.
4fargl,r ~. ..,'t. ",t i''va DEL On
l,il.' ti"'- ~ 'he Spo-
-c hcggs bandelion Bttcrs for inii-
I'-'i"n aud dyspepsia and all kindred
diseases.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
Notice

Notice j. hereby given 10 the ou u..r, At
horses and cattle. that when they are AL
lowed to run al large. care must b.. taken
hat they do not stray upon ground now
being cleared. a the undersigned will moi
De- responsible Tor any accident which
NAV happen tu them
.loHN IANZFN
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Messrs; Barney 4 Miller. of What
com. are Offering some very good bargains
VA real estate in their advertisement
which Will be found In the HFRAIp this
morning. Investors who are looking for
real SNAPS Should read n
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

ON and after today, the 18th. the
Northern Pacific railway will run two
trains daily from Tacoma To II. Paul
ana Eastern points thus saving "A hours
and Bellingham bay points. TlcketS on
sale al the office of Sly Il Wheeler. agents
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

he entire general merchandise stock
OF 7. u. Randolph, at LINDEN. Wash.
cal aud see the stock before "Wednesday
18th inst. and will make it an object Ia
any person who wishes to purch ise il as a
whole. ii. \. RASER Receiver
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

10 not mis- seeing Horton. the Jolly,
good soul v la never oyrrcharges h1i
does work IN The PLAN hing line al eX-
tfemelN moderate rates lie can BE- found
between Harris stree. and Mckenzie ave
nue.. ON Tenth
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
You Cannot Afford

At this time OF the year Ia b.. with.pt
good and reliable darrhu.a bal>am In
the house. Beggs Diarrhra Balsam i
meeting with splendid success. Be sure
ana get Beggs. a. every bottle i war
rantrd. All druggists
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

hot water boilers, wrought steel sinks,
galvanized and plain pumps. i'm faet
every thing pertaining - plumbers sun
plies can be- found al r. =. Horizons
ienlh street between Harris and Me
kcnZie avenue.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

men yoi want lumber. Hath. shingles.
inside finish. IN red wood cedar On. fir
mouldingS, or anything in the sash and
uoor ilne, ctll al the Office of h. A. Curley
Mason block
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Estimates furnished on all kinds of
building material manufactured al the
Belllngham mill at the Office of Il. A.
Ourley \ Co.. opposite the Mason block.
ON Twelfth street. ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

The regular meeting OF the FairhaSen
W., G. /; [. will be held at the presby-
terrain church Tuesday. June H.. AT 3
O'Clock All ladies cordially invited to
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Ice cold Lager and Book Beer on
afaugnt i've cents glass at the "Spo-
kane"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15
Notice Of Dissolution

Notice Is hereby given thai tho na.,,a.
snip heretofore eA sting between NJ. II, Ches-
nut, Geo. NJ. sokelle aud J. NJ. Miller, under
ihe urn name OF Chestnut SoRelle 4 Miller.
All debts due said firm. and ali accounts
against the same. should be presented 20 4
said firm. "peu W
NJ. 4. CHEsNur.
GEO. NJ. SoRELLE
80, 400. j NJ MILLER.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Terra Gotta chimneys cost one third
a. much a. brick aud are Just as good
FOR sale by Pacific Coast Trading COM
pany.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Ice cold Lager and Book Beer on
dauglt' five cents glass at the "spo.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

lee cold Lager aud Book Beer ON
dfaught i've cents Il glass at the 'Spo-
kane.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Watches from three dollars M. and
warranted GO the leading jewellers. {. II
Hinges -
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-06-15

Avoid typhoid fever by using yitriGed
9,reWer pipe. For sale hy Pacific coast
Trading company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
AFIRS7-CLASS INVESTMENT
ANEW RICHMOND ENTERPRISE.
The RiehmOnlIc NaclineCOnpaDY

AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL-Ninimum. $2o.O0o I;
maximum, s20000l Par value OF shares, 50
esch.
This company, chartered under the laws OF
virginia, IA the builder Of COMPRESSION ICE
AND REFRIG GRATING MACHINERY, under
the johnson patents, which IS without rival In
its simpli ity and the effectiveness OF its work,
aud rs about the only plant where Gil tho ma
chnefy Il on one for.
our machines now No work are giving entire
satisfaction. Tho ice made by them IA 50 trans
parent that newspaper can 90 read through
block eleven inches thick.
CAPITAL STOCK. S2s,jcQ. has already Ooen
subscribed and paid up, and TOO company -
now Offering for sale, az par f2ol, on the hollow
Ing term--yiz., 81 per share NJ tho tlms OF Sud
scriptiOn, g. per share IN thirty days. and s. per
share In sixty days, and tho balance upon mo
call OF the Board Of Directors, no cali % 90
greater than s. per share nor 20 DO made within
thirty days Of any previous call; l,y3D shAtc'
,f43,h0O after which the books VIII De closed.
1hts company does rot manufacture Ice, bub
SELLS TIE MACHINERY for 40 doing
No bisiH,ss has sh0wa such 'upta gro'efh IN tho
South a. thst OF manufacturing lee. We are
row building two ls-t0n machines ard have con-
tracts In view that VIII yield DIVIDEND OF u Per
cont per anuum on the stuck, ard We nave M
merous inquiries for our machinery from ali
parfp Of the South.
That this will DO a frst-class paying invest
meat We have no doubt. and we recommend II
10 10 h iarge and email INVESTOR.
Subscriptions may bo paid % - =. Catlin, Sc
c-etHry and treasurer; 10 :. q. Wallace. cashier
CHizens Bans, or 20 William NJ. Hill. cashier
State Bank, Richmond, Va.
The following are the officers OF The company
viz: Herman schmidt president. william
Stmpkii, vice president and general sgent; 4.
A. Cattle. secretary aud treasurer. ). W. John
con, superintendent
Once Of the company, ii05 east Main street.
ia 3-eoi6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
County Roads.

There seems to be a disposition through
out the State to move in the matter OF
securing better county roads. This is a
step in the right direction. Virginia is
constantly making bids for northern set
tiers. and hardly week passes that we do
not hear of the visit Of some northern
prospecting party to the Commonwealth,
but nothing is more calculated to retard
the influx of good, substantial immigration
than the condition of the average Virginia
county road. Capitalists may comein and
buy up mineral and lumber properties on
speculation, and with view of de-
veloping them at some future time
through a railway scheme, but the small
farmer and the bona.tide settler upon
whom we would depend to make our
Masterpieces blossom like rose will con-
tinue to give us the go-by until the ques-
ton of reaching his church, the school
house, and his post-office is not days
Journey. The Legislature could not do
better for the State than devise some tho
roughly effective road law. There is di-
versity of opinion in the State touching
the most practical way of working the
roads and new law might not be popular
in the beginning, but any law that would
be properly enforced would pay in the end
no matter how hard it might appear to
bear on landowners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03
STAUNTON.
A Complimentary Send or to Young
Man.

A Complimentary Send or to Young
Man.
rCorresponience OF tho Richmond Dispstcb.l
JsNUARY 9, 1890.
Mr.. Albert G. Murdaugh, formerly OF
Fredericksburg but who has been IN tnis
CITY several years in connection with MIR.
W. l.. Oliver in the book trade, IS p,opu-
lar and cultured Young gentleman, and was
an active member of the Stanton German
Club. Yesterday he closed his business
engagements here with the view OF enter
inc upon larger field in New York IN the
same line lie was popular and uch es-
teemed by The club and ia .Vnte III So
cietv circles. Tie club gave him the COM
pliment of german, which took place at
the Virginia Hotel, led By Mr.. Kennith
Mccoy.
Mr.. A. G. Murdaugh with Miss taEnie Nc
Chesney. Charles I. Walters with Miss Dc
tavia CLAW. of Texas, Charles X. Hoge with
Miss Sallie Bayly. Captain j. II. Saunders
wit Miss Maggie Bayly, John Il. Hoge,
Jr., with Miss Mary Crowle, II. II. wat
with Miss Laura Taylor, w. W. McGuthn
with Miss Carrie Crowle, Fitzhugh Elder
with Miss Bessie McCue, DIR. +. H. Henkle
with Miss Anna Gray. w. Il. Wayt with
Miss Aurelia McCue, Frank sublett with
Miss Mary Gray, and i. 5. Sublett with
Miss Julia Nelson. -,
OF the stays were Messrs. Thomas
Colsten Kinney, W. Hanson Tams, William
II. Hoge, and L. i. Hoge.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. j.. ID.
Crowle, Mrs. w. Ii. ii. Powers, and Mrs.
Taylor, Of Texas.
Refreshments were served about 1880,
after which the dance continued till the
early hours Of morning.
Mr.. Murdaugh viii spend q short while
with his relatives and friends 10 Frede-
ricksburg and then proceed to New York.
CAxToN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-03

srC sYs s lei II iiv dn1 rom oSscc
rrnsx;ne and he felt constrained TO vote
scs;nsf great monopoly.
AZ Downing said he had voted Tor the
t;ll because he saw no objection 70 ~.
H. NV harm could result to the tobacco
.sr,r,srs from this bill was mystery 70
him II would bring new capital INTO the
IA Commonwealth and add TO our tax To-
GENTS. He declared the opponents OF tno
bill had shown no cogent Iea isgar rol
foctrine-" the greatest good TO the great-
car number land thought this corpora-
tion would be benefit to the t0oacco-
arns 70 and the whole State. Twill cause
mora competition among tobacco buyers
and will open up better markets.
Mr. powning said if the act couid DO r.
ncaled now if can bo at any time wnen IL s
found to work an injury to our people
HIS PEopLE's WISHES.
Mr. Mason, OF King George. voted Tor
the bill to incorporate the company. ou.
when he went home during the Christ,nas
recess he found his constituents elmos1
unanimous in favor of the repeal OF II, ana
he declared he would now vote ID aecotu-
ance with their wishes.
Mr.. Jones. of Brunswick, claimed 20 pe
horny handed son OF toll and urged tue
repeal of the act.
TI,:E MEN AND FAIR LADIES.
Mr.. Gibson. Of Culpeper. made one OF
his characteristic speeches. ne sara MS
comfy neither crows tobacco, wheat, corn,
oats- nor anything except men IN the hlgn-
CO. decree OF perfectiOn. and ladies the
,s-v fairest in the world. He was not
bornv-handed son of toll, and didn't care
TO be. but he wanted the charter OF Maior
Ginter's company to remain as u IS NJ.
Mr.. Gibson paid u high tribute 10 Sls'
Ginfer. whom he called one OF the most
nnblic-spirited men in Richmond anu
henefactor of mankind.
MIR. Kent made quite lengthy arg ny
AGAINST trusts and in favor OF tne repeai Vi
the act.
The pending question was now called.
and being put the bill was ordered 70 l,s
engrossnlent and third reading by inc ioi-
Avrs-Messrs. Anderson, Arnold, Baker,
Berry, poaz, Bolen, Boston, Boysln, br'a a
forth. BrpI9aier. Brown, Browning, Bur
ION. ButIer, BYRD. CGbell, Campbell, Chanoers,
CJements. John T.. Coleman craft, Crockett,
Grow. Dabney. Beverley A. DAVIS oehHrt'
Dupuy, Ellis. Fentress, Fields, FiooI, Trahknn'
Garland, Graves. Hacker, Hamilton. hanklns'
Uarnsbereer HOBBS, Hobson. James, Johnson
j. NJ. Johnston, j. w. Johnston. Jones, hen1rcs,
Kent Lightner, j. L. Mason, >. y Nason, Nay naru
Moseley. Peters. Pitcher. kadfotd, Rnsiand'
Rowe, Rowland, Saunders. Shepperson, siIxer'
smith, Stubs. Taylor. Tyler. Fanmaler, VII
kips, Wocds. and Wright-5a
Sogs-Messrs. Booth, Byrne. Cochran, ;. +.
Coleman, Curtis, Joseph 3. Davis, Thomas
Davis, Downing. Gibson, Hay, Hill, Hume. nun
ley, Joynes, Letcher, Ryan, Shaekeiioru' anu ni'
Speaker-iS
MIR. Curtis moved to adjourn. Lost,
Mr.. Flood moved to pass the bill, which
was done, and the House then adjourned.