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, 1890-01-16
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The swamp Lands In Florida Unsle,
Discussion.


w, Asu'NorHN, Jun ih---Among he,
o,''a 'sPo'tu run ,hc committees oh"
''nesu o.' NV ,I,e,I SI'cnuur III !he senate 10
t'"y VIZ wy 'o''o" '"H 30 "ec'n'e S'h
~iaM,u. ~ ''"s'S "''i Io'no1i,n.'oils VI nc
s''a'l' 'n VI ''''e "hu p'ouucooh 'Slir'
'""i "'''
Autnor'slhg the purchase o' "slte for
d" euhdlns ior 'he supreme court,
Mr george ouered resolution m
s"uGt'hs the committee on hnancc to
inquire into 'he pfopriety oi redhcihg
,"o penal nohus required oi the manu-
iNoUurers OF cigars III an cases or at IeaHt'
Wnore 'lo inanulaet"se Is carried on Ny
INC manual hoor oil the manufacturer
toierfeu'
me resolutions heretofore ouereu Oy
Mr Ss' IN ro'ailoh 10 INC ''a'ms o'
iIo'lun uhuer 'ho swamp ANU grant
n,n " ~ WIN ,s."''on 70 t"H "t',se,' i,s,, .'"M'M
, 1890-01-16
CREATION or NEw COUNTIES
A Petition Tor Che Cutting Up OF
spokane and whitman.

II. L. SuEsdurr. o meIuber Of tho con-
stitutioHnl convention frotu Spokane
county, appeared ON the scene to-day
with petition for the formation ui u
new county 10y cutting oil twelve town.
ships from the south side OF SPOKANE
and fourteen from the north side OF
Whitman counties. He solicits the
delegations from both counties to meet
and hear his argument in support OF the
measure. which they will do upon the
return oil Senators Hyde and Van
Houten, vino arc Ut homo on business.
Ii is understood that all the senator
anu representatives from these Coun,ies
are uraltcrably opposed to the PROPOSE
tiun.
II is openly asserted tat thc only rca.
son for the creation of the new county rs
To give Oakesdulc. Hosulia, or some other
Town in that locality county seat
boom.
\ large majority of the people of both
counties arr believed to be opposed 10
the scheme,
\ sifnilur irht l. probable in King
and Picrce. and SnohOJnisli and Sklgit
counties. The superstition prevails that
all will je promptly killed, The plan
partially agreed upon u 10 Indefinitely
pOsipnne tic consideration of the peti-
lions. on tlc ground Of thc ilnconstitu-
tionality OF the proposed legislation.
, 1890-01-16
A RIFT AHEAD.
Legislators L Tired Of Dal-
lying.
WILL ADJOURN EARLY.
Petition for the Creation OF
County
OUT OF SPOKANE AND WHITMAN
Tic state Printing Dispute-Stato
Reform School Bill-The
Warning Modicos.

OtyMrn, Wash, Jan, l3.-1ho scnti.
mcnt in favor Of an early adjlurnmcnt
of the legislature is gaining ground, and
the prospect Is now better than ever. 4
majority of the members want to finish
the work and go home.
Repre- Sntat,Ve Stevenson intended to-
introduce q joint resolution to-day hy-
ing the final day Of udjounIng for Feb
ruary 10. lie had tine resolution writ.
ten, but for some reason did not present
II.
Twenty-Five senators held q caucus in
senator Payne's room tonight
to consider tho perding legsla-
tiOn, and to adopt some plan
of cNpediting business, so ~ to bring
about an carly adjustment. The scua-
tors agreed among themselves to say as
little as possible about the meeting, and
they arc Ciusc-mJuthoi and icy, as
usual after an executive sion. when
asked about the meeting, they will
either answer tlsntthgy were not there,
or say wih sarcastic grin that their
memories huvc failed them II is learned
that an tie senator, present were hearth
ly In favor Of an Adjournment.
senator HoughtOu'. resolution intro
duced to-day furbidding the prcscn,a-
ton Of new business after January ~
was dcemed TO be Iil.adyisvd. A strong
protest Nas euirtel against the long
wrangles which the senate has been
recently engaged in, particularly on the
state printing AMI shorthand report crs
bill, nndit Is probable that they will be
cut oil by moving the previous question.
No time WIS Sct Tor the final adjourn.
mcnt, but that matter will be considered
M IA futuTo fug0fIuy-
, 1890-01-16
EousE PROCEEDINGS.
Both REPORTS of the slcntt Commit,
tee voted Down,

Afier personal explanation by Mr
Hit, cf llNnplI us to his relations
toward the oieomJrsariuc act, he having
been charged by the National Egg and
Butter Association with an attempt to
get 1t revoked, the house resumed the
consideration Of the report ot the special
committee on the investigation OF the
SilCott dciIlcatiou.
Mr. Stewart, ol Vermont, argued in
favor OF tho majority report for Un APP
propriation to reimburse the members
for their lost salaries.
'NIcssrs, Oates, of Alabama; Catching
of Mississippi, and payson, OF Illinois
also supported the majority report.
Mr. Herbert favored Mr.. tlemphills s.
proposition to refer the matter 10 the
court of claims
MIR. Mcllnc did not believe the
house should disgrace itself by making
the appropriation.
MIR. Williams, OF Illinois, favored the
reference OF the whole matter to the
Judiciary committee for judicial cX-
animation,
A vote was then taken on MIR. Hemp
hill's bill, rs substitute for the majority
bill, permitting the members to sue in
the court OF claims, IL was defeated us
follows Ayes, 1886; noes, i3S.
a motion TO reconsider was male by
Mr. Bland who snid that ho voted In
the negative in order to enable him to
make che motion.
The motion was promptly tabled
however, and the vote IeCurrCd ON
ordering the majority bill NppropEiating
$1,000 tn reimburse the members Tor
their lost salaries to ho cngrosscd aud
read the third time. This having boon
done Mr., Bland demanded tho reading
lplI AZ / M Ism boz
that under tho general parliamentary
law this was not necessary.
A vote was then taken on the bill, and
Was defeated; ayes l2B, noes ii2.
, 1890-01-16
rnE ruYALLur RESERVATION.
4 Lively Debate on the Memorial %
Congress.

\ lively debate occurred m the senate
to-day ON the memorial asking congress
To grant the state Of Washington the au-
thority to Irhuovc tho restrictions pre-
venting the ludmn8 from occupying the
lands ia the luyU,up reservation, ami
from disposing ui such lands
Mr.. Whulloy disapprovcd it for the
reason that It ryc,tcS certain things that
are not true The indians on that rcset.
yution are not rs Intelligent Us whit
people, as declared in the memorial. II
oongTe complies with This request, the
Indians viii. BE- at the mercy of those
who hJit bonded the lands
for less than their value. lie
criticised the method by which these
contracts and bonds had been obtained,
stating that 'hr rgal estate agents, well
Rnowiug tho iuudnpSs of tlc Indian Tor
guwguw, amt glIt,aring ornaments, hat
utIc them numerous gifts including %
htJ,8 bduI, uy u Tacoma firm. 40 pass
the memorial would not be lVglslHtUu In
the interest ot Tacoma, aUt for the
ncryit ui q icE real estate agents. Tho
memorial was mlde tIC special order
tor Wednesday at o'clock.
, 1890-01-16
DETAILED uEponr.

oiNNr1N Wash, Jan. Il. Mr.. Sea.
borg. fishery bill was taken up on the
thirl reading and ordered enpro,sed
II loUowaclosoiy upon the Oregon law.
The hoasa bill giying the consent Of
the lcgisIatur To The putchnsa and fe.cr.
vnl!on ny 'ho United States or lands
W'thln INC state, was taken up and
passed without material umendneni.
tNrnpDuruoN oF bills.
by Mr.. Cluugh To create board of
regents OF tho state libaryi referred to
the state library committee.
By hir, Owings In relation to I'm,
library Ofthc state; state library.
by Mr.. Noatai Providing Tor election
dnlies and lhe salaries OF county audi
tors municipal corporations.
, 1890-01-16
DETAILED REPORT.

OlNNFlNt w ASH, Jan, lj.-l nero WCTo
iinccn senators In the senate to-day,
The most interesting feature OF the
proceedings was the debate ON the bill
making II unlawful for ans person not a
member OF the Grand Army OF the Re
public to wear the button or budgc Ol
lhut order Ihc Till failed tp pass and
Mr. Preston gave notice that tO-mOr-
row hc would move to reconsider,
The substitute Tor the memorial ask.
ing congress to make an appropriation
Tor two steamship lines, one from San
ftuutiscU 10 the South America fcpub'
Ecs, and one from Puget Sound TO China
anu Japan, was passed. So. 2
The bill creaiing the office Of state
printer was made The special order lOr
Saturday at iOiii a. VI.
Mr. kiuuCurS bin, relating to- the
duties Oi the governor was madp tlIc
special order Tor tomorrow ut I O'Clock,
Mr. llydcs bill, cNumptiug iircmcn
from jury duty and the Capitat.On tax,
was made the special OTlCr tor next
Monday at O'Clock.
MI llnugHluu'g concurrent resolution
that iu new business SHAH be- introduced
IN the lcgi Stature after January - was
made the special order lor tomorrow at
3 clock
Mr.. Parkinson presented q memorial
from the citizens OF WhrtcOm county
u-kiIr the uy-,upp of nh act max IN o
mnrIiui,s l,ru. ihe ursI Iirnsnn m
Gu,IIine. ''' ''
Mr. .u,t,n', bin. rcouirinp the lcnc.
inp of railroad WIS fetI tLe third Time
ann tn-.r,
ma Lo,I.c ,pcmorinl r,lntiye Ia tIe
puynlhIp Indian Te,eryution IA,
nn,en,lrI lac tLr r1m,nit,ro nn intor,.,l
inr,oyc,nci,ts was Uos.rsl
Mr.. F.Trts urnn, He ,a'srt committee
tomscprlniu tI,,. i,roi. ,f ,i,. s,,i. nii'rcs
frnor,c. tInr tho uiruiiunc was ami !,
utintcd uud ia "A lind condition and
Wholly in,utlirirui. Tho conImittce
rrrpuiu,au,I,,l IA, ,n,i,,iinn nf ~ hDO
ior thI, pur,n.". vi ''''i' '''''''' ~ ''''0'
AtIu,lnil tho scroto o,I,,urncd
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r. ''', '' N'.p,' ,-.
o,rsE 'H' W. Nr'"' ,Ni.,. .n,lnt se'l'
"i''pl ,'lu ''''' ~ II'fWitT 'uHI amy
Go'rort,ion incorporated under tue l'"5 '
,s ,,Hs ,,.,l ol',,y, .I u,, o ",io ~
NV !,''' . ,''..v llll., N'IE or con E,hIeli'
'o carry mo 'u1,t ~, "l Isl'3 pl u, ui
ioll "''" w. 'I"- ',., Wv. ''ol "' ~
uNs"l. "'t y" tN,.ri ''' u'I,', an"
aI'' ''l' .''' u' Any 4nlei''t w IStl t'."'t q
, 1890-01-16
ON ASSESSMENT.
Provisions Of Representative Hughes
Blll.

Representative Hughes assessment eiil
introduced to-day is the longest bill be-
iorc the legislature. II contains ioj sec
lions. or aboui 5000 woris. The Dill -
based upon the laws OF Minnesota ana
Illinois, ii provides primarily th"t all
nropcrty shallbe assessed by description
in alphabetical order. and that where
the owners can not really be found 1t
shall assessed to unknown owners.
Exemptions arc made for pubic
schools. academies. etc, with the iurni-
turc and grounds attached, and houses
used exclusively Tor public worship and
tho lot upon which the bnlldlns Is 10
Gated. in tho amour, OF 500 and no
more, cemal alsries the property oil the
Governments county buildings AMI
Grounds and all buiidings used Tor llle
Support ofthe poor char,'apls insnIe,
tions. lands ol agricultural soeletles, nov
eyJrediur eighty acrs lire apparatns,
nnd building, public market hoiiser ana
snuares. puMic libraries anu Slev worth
oi personaI property Of each individual.
HE assessment Of rcsl estate shall pe
made every Two years in the even NUM-
, 1890-01-16
IIMONDAy's pRoCEEDINGs.


WAsulstToS, Jan, i3.--Ihe resolution
heretofore offered by Mr. Plumb, re
spcctiug the lease OF the Islands Of ST..
Paul and Il. George u the Alaska Com.
mctcial Company, was taken up, an.l
Mr Plumb proceeded 20 address the
senate, lie snii that the time for the
proposals. Tor the ucw lease was too
short and that tho proposition limiting
to 6J.upu the number VI seals to bc taken
the first year, If not extraordinary,
opened up a wide Gcld Of conjecture.
He spoke oi tho preiercncc
shown the ALASKA company and
said that certain Ipuis Gulistonc
had made Il ghgr bid aud also offered
10 pay 62 = cents skin more than the
Alaska Commercial Company, and %
cents gallon Tor all seal oil extracted.
The Alaska Commercial Company as
sumed that uilcr for Itself and then got
the lease. II agreed TO pay $4,000 per
aunum during the entire term ut the
contract, to pay 81 Gli. per shin for all
all the skinsit would take, and to pay
81 cents per gallon for nlI oil, Th. iitst
year tho department. Instead
OF oXartiug thc payment Of
$500, accepted $500 and rcniticd
tho remainder OF tho Judgment. He
said that mur1 than twO-thirls, or por-
hep, thrcU-tuurlhs, Of al the seals taken
In the world were taken from the Alaska
Islands and vicinity. These seal skins
wcrc sold at public auction in London
lin raw sltglat an average Of about
so "a piece, one hundred thousand
skins vt $40 % piece amou ntcd to ~, oOJ,-
90. lie went lncl, to mention the li,ct
that in thc operation Ol the lease the
treasury department rerttted all pay
mput- OF account ui the oil, 50 that not
- dollar had been paid during those years
Oh that account.
Ilu said: "Guldstono calculated In
making hi, bid that each seal would
produce two gallons ofuil. and on that
calculation 10, 90 seals a year would, at
% cents n gallon tor tir oil, have urO-
duced SlluuuN ycat ar ~ tDO. 600 Tor
twenty years ul liIe lcSc, bur tue treas.
ury department ilas never prohtol by
that clause in thO lease
lie did not h,liUyp that such lease
should hI mudu To- any ono for any term
whatever lie believed thattho govern
ment should get it, fair share OF the
enormous revenue derived from the
lucrative trade In iIsr seal. lie
had nu doubt that thc profts Of the
company had. uU the average
far exceeded SiunLOlO q year since II
had the lease. lie SOU Va not ,Nr sur.
prised At its profits hnd averaged 5000.
90 q year. Congress should do SOME
thing adequate TO the situation aud not
allow the matter to 70 ON such a slip |
shod way.
M1ssrs. Dawes. Mcpherson and |
Stewart defended the Alaska company,
aud the resolution was referred to the !
committee ON finance,
The action OF tie house ON the de1tL |
xf Ii.NU -.at.I I.tft ttH.
nounCed, where pon the senate ad. |
journcd.
, 1890-01-16
SILVER MES IN WASHINGTON.
Meeting OF the National Executive
Committee,

WAHISoToS, jan. ii--The national
executive committee appointed at the
~, Louis silver convention mot here to-
day, A subcommittee, consisting of
Messgs. Fitch. pisiry and Barbour was
appointed TO draw up plan of work for
the executive committee to pursue dur
ing t,Ic meeting.
lished IN this city to look after the inter
ost- of free coinage.
The committee OF five appointed TO
draw up amt pu blsll nn address to con-
gress and to the people will be In attend.
nnco at this meeting, and will PROBABLY
i~sue their address Immediately after
con ieTrins witt the members of the OK
Ccu;lSc com mittee.
, 1890-01-16

Provisions Of Representative sharpe
HiII

Representative sharpe, irrigation bill
makes every county water district and
empowers the superior judge, or county
commissioners 10 appoint water com.
missiuncrs, who shall regulate thc dis.
triLUtIuu If water aIl Eccp O register ol
the priority ut the appropriations O.,
water ghts. Ditch owners are required
to soc chat no damage is done 10 other
peoples property By overflow. and not
tO use NOR. wIl"r than {. necessary.
Msuta OF way shall ue Ub,uiuet the same
U, railroads ultlln theirs, and water
rights -,.ull De condemned by petition to
tuc superior court, which Shall appoint
commissioner, to- adjuuicatc. Corpora.
tons and companies are authorized to
construct di.CdrS, and to supply water
and shalt he deemed public carriers tho
same US railroads, aud shall he subject to
legislative control
The bill also provides for tho establish.
munt oi the present claims by decree OF
tho superior court
, 1890-01-16

TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The House Not Ia Favor Of an Early
Adjournment.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 1.-THE house
docs not seem to be in favor Of an early
adjournment.
resolution fixing February -, at noon,
as the lime of the final adjournment.
and providing that no new business be
received after january 81.
Mr. GeoRhegan offered n substitute
that the legislature adjourn ON Fcbru-
any 30 ana shutting oil new business
amer February 10. Both Were laid on
the table by large vote.
Mr.. Grants resolution providing that
no new husir"sa be Introduced after
February I, except by unanimous con-
sent, shared the same fate.
, 1890-01-16

MIR Adams OF Illinois, chairman Of
the SillcOtt Investigation committee
United their report, accompanied by
bill appropriat e $40 600 for supplying
the deficiency occusipnoI BY the recent
delAIcation In the office OF the sergeant.
alarms.
Mr. llemphill, Of South Carolina, and
Mr.. Holman, OF Indiana, submitted
minority reports. They were all ordered
printed In the records and recommitted
Accompanying MIR. Hcmphilrs report is
bill authorizing the members who suf
icrcd by the dctalcation 20 bring suit
against the govcrnme in the court of
claims.
Among the bills introduced were the
following;
By Mr., Strubc--Ior thc admission OF
Wyoming ana Idaho into tho Union.
by Mr Carey, OF Wyoming--For an
Indian industrial school on the Wind
river reservation.
By MIR. Cummings, Of Sew Nork-A
joint resolution for the erection OF q
statute 10 the memory Of the lato sam
ucl j, Tildcn, us io.!owsi
Resolved, Ihut there be Appropriated
from the treasury the sum OF $50 900 to
erect u bronze statute ul Ihe late samuel
s'''Ns w Wv tthNNh' hi NAAN '.bh'a VI
tho rotunda of the Capitoli TINT
on tue tablet at thc front of
the bnse OF said statute shall
be consplcuously engraved these words:
Samuel J.. I,lden, Nineteenth pfesl-
dent OF the United states, elected, hut
hot seated Applause un hc democratic
siGc. That on iuc KIT ol the square
base shall be engraved che date OF the
birth, election and death OF said prcsi
don't nnd that on ihe opposite side
shall bo cngravc an cuslo with snake
words, "fOr the riEht;" that tho prcsl.
dent OF tHc United states, chief Justice
OF the supreme court, vice president and
speaker 81 the house be authorized 90
snporlntcnd thu expenditure of the
money and To copy tii- resolution and
that the names nud titles OF said digni.
tarcs Ice engraved on the rear OF said
basc.
MIR. sweessT Of Iowa, inquired
, 1890-01-16
the sEAL FISHERIES.


WAsrIg OroN, Jan. ~ Senator Plumb
to-day introduced bill to repeal so
much Of the act OF July /, 1870, a.,
authorizes the leasing of tho right to-
take fur seals from tho Islands OF st..
Paul and II. George, Alaska. The bill
provides that all Ihc authority hereto
fore conferred upon the secretary of tho
treasury tplease thc rights uf the scll
hsierics TO any company bo repealed
aud that the lease existing between
the Alaska Commercial Company unsIthc
government be terminated The bl.l
also rcIuires the secretary TO proniul gate
regulations prohibiting the taking AMI
killing OF seals or Other fut-beariug AMI
mails ry any but natives, and prcscr III NJ
tic number to be taken each year TNu
bill proposes to continue all uiller r..
siriciiuuS now IN force, but provides tngt
all skins tnkou hereafter stall he trans
ported annually to San Francisco. to .
sold there IN opun market to the highest
bidder All the money derived trIW
tllcsc sales Is to I've paid into the trcaslry
an ~ct apart for the education ot thc
natives ot Alaska.
hr Dunnell introduced "A sim lilac Gill
In the house.
, 1890-01-16

II was nearly o ho'clock when tho house
Disposed Of no special orders and began
routine work.

II was nearly . O'Clock when the house
Disposed Of no special orders and began
routine work.
INTRODUCTION oF niLfa.
by Mr. Ruttcr-'fo protect the wnpes
Of iaborori and operatives, labor and
statistics.
By Nlr. Allen Providing that If two
or mOrr persons aru charged with the
snmc crime one may be- discharged on
turning saie's evidence, Judiciary,
BY Mr. Purly-That chattei mort
garcs may be- iiloi only, instead vi hled
and recorded judiciary.
By MIR. NObcrtrQu- Authorizing road
districts 10 lcyy a special tax ior road
and bridge purposes roads aud high
ways
by Mr., Kennedy refrain swine
from running ~ largc; agriculture.
by Mr., Mende-Io create a board of
school land cDmmissionofs 'or tho selcc-
tiOn of Hen lands and section tllssidca-
tiOns, and tho apprnsomont aud sale OF
school lands. rummitte, ON school lands
By Mr.. lIim Defining the quallhca-
tion3 Of locomotive engineers; labor and
statistics.
~ Mr. Clark Relating to newspaper
articles Judiciary.
, 1890-01-16
THE rENrENr,Any.
Report Of the senate Investigating
Committee.

The senate investigating committee
which ylsitcd tao Nala Walla pcnitcnt-
larry reported to-day that the only thing
lacking to make the prison orcdltable
sta,e ipsutuiion WIS suitable and con-
slant employment for the conyicts. as
the practice OF keeping them la close
solitary confinement u cruel
and doOlsiug. The committee
thought llc most feasible plan
would us the establishment ufu iutc mill
us proposed by Representative PoinWr's
Uli l- 10 offered the least intUrierncs
with ths occupations Of ldb1ring men,
and protected the farmers nom leiHg
do,ruuird out of thousands OF dollars
annually by the grain sack cnmJiua-
uuus.
ihc committee thought the manage
mcu, uf the prison could be better con
durtgI by A superintendent than by a
board Of commissioners, and recon-
mcudcd that hospital DO added to the
prison.
, 1890-01-16

WAsulSGros, Jan. 1i.-Collectors of
internal william II. Sears for
the first district of California, Christie.
phcr Warner for the first district OF Iii
nos. -.
Collectors Of customs-J. NJ. Clark for
the district of Chlcago Frank a. Stow.
art, for the southern dist of Oregon;
I'D a Taylor, Tor the mort hcrn district OF
Oregon, Receivers Of public moneys
a, y Wiley, ut humboldt, California,
otis Perrin, ut Stockton, California,
Ch0res L, Snidcr, ut Lake View, Oregon.
.,egiStcrs OF lana oiiccs--Ozron Bow.
mln, at Vancouver. Wash.
lndian agen,s-Egbcrt Nasholds, at
the lcmhl agency, Idaho Joseph 5.
Esum, at tie Pueblo agency. New
Mexico.
, 1890-01-16

The Agricultural College Huis
ThiugCd Out.

The house had tong debate ON the
agricultural college bin, TN Afternoon.
There Ncra seven ugfurc the uJns..
The substitute bill reported hy the
majority Of tho agricultural committee
was adopted !Or i've bills. leaving it and
kouresrHtbtiyc ulpHaut DID. .pr state
school Of science Hnd state school Of
ochuicli instruction uefo &C. the house.
Amendments to Mr. Oliphaut's bill were
adopted and tho blll was discussed at
length,
Ar, Gotch's motion to strike ont that
portion Ut section $ which prov les
Tor school Of elementary sriaurr was
voted down, as Wus Alr Grants motion
10 taEr the HIp out uf the same section.
Mining and m".rllur'y were added 10
the su ujrrtt cot Instruction. and the bill
was iiuully ordered cUEruas,d.
The agricultural committees 5uhsti.
utc bin wn7 then passed. lt provides
To- commission to select site Tor an
agricultural COLLEGE.
, 1890-01-16
rAmwEArHERs BOND BILL
IL WIN lie introduced In Modified
Eorm To-Day.

Senator Fairwcathera bill 70 bond
the state Tor $40, ,O0O TO fund the indebt-
edness Of the territory assumed by tho
state was considered at length by the
senate COMMITTEES on revenue ana taxa
tion, and the house committee on ways
and means Ia Joint session tonight. 10
was found to DO tha sense OF the meet
ing that the issuance OF bonds should
not exceed $4,000. They
urg to be issued Tor
tive years, and to bear not TO exceed 5
per cent Interest, and 10 ho redeemed at
the OPTION Of the stntr A special levy
Of Ono-twUlith Of mill Is authorized to
create redemption fund for tho bonds.
IL was calculated ihat the assessmont OF
1850 would amount to Sl5OANOoO whiSh
would net Sls, 90 to pay the interest Of
tho bonds, which will amount to $1,000
ANNUALLY.
Senator Fairwcather will introduce his
bill ON the $50, 90 basis tomorrow.
, 1890-01-16

TIlAE IN up. BY the uudersisr II, ~ F.oi
1 dutch. ahliit o. chs WugS iror % o.nno
Flffs ihs iullaUiur dcx Hhd >inci. "a
fren.sr-dy MAN . ycaso!d. hat . head tau
on. branded II ou thc len hipi q Nnue
aurst yeats plu, 10 pfant ini; IAN -
Sou, ono sollcl loiiy iAare. With c ~. tircHt
q yrsr. oia, bnaudct 2 N On the irft lhou def;
enc brown hCfto cut waite aitil ~ va his
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