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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Fer Governor.
GEORGE W. BAXTER,
ofGaramie County.
Secretary Of State,
JOHN S. HARPER,
OF Crook County.
Treasurer,
ISAAC G. MILLER,
or Carbon County.
Auditor.
GEORGE A CAMPBELL,
or Albany County.
superintendent of Public Instruction.
ANTHONY V. QUINN,
OF UInta County.
Justices Of the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL T. CORN.
OF Uinta County.
p. CAD BRYAN,
or Laramie County.
HENRY S. ELLIOTT,
or johnson County.
Congressman,
GEORGE 7. BECK,
Or sheridan County.
Judge First Judicial District,
FREDERICK II. HARVEY,
or Converse County.
Judge Second judicial District,
MICAH c. SAUFLEY.
OF Albany County.
Judge Third Judicial District.
DOUGLAS A. PRESTON,
or Fremont County.
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THE HOUSE.
Adjournment Under . Deadlock IN
Call.

Adjournment Under = Deadlock IN .
Call.
OLYMPIA. Feb. iz--speaker Feighan called
the House 10 order At SO p. n. Roll cal
showed City members present. Prayer by the
ehsplsiu. Records Of saturday read aud ap-
proved.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
n. b. No. ~. by Jussen of Pierce-Authoris-
Tag the board oI trustees OF tire asylum for the
insane at sseilacoom TO sell certain lands and
purchase other lands in their stead,
II u. No. $50. by Bird oil ksns--To establish q
stats board OF examiners for the examination
ana licensing % locomotive engineers
RsILs rAsSgn.
HR Na. 9as b. Herrea-~eorrectin infcrua-
tien % rveofa in public roads.
H. n No rs. by Notwithstanding for one
month ths time for payment oil taxes (inciud-
Ing emergency clause.
Minis Of cAehAlis took the chair and made the
same ruling
Grant appealed from the chairs decision. He
believed The majority OF the House ought 10
be able - rssle r.
Speaker Feighan said there was no parisa-
rsoatafy law an tie subject The rule was
rna4A BY TIE chair with ths consent Of the
House In order 10 prevent frequent calls OF the
House and the delay a pnAisc business thereby.
The chairs decision was susfsinsd-yess 81
NAYS ~
&sS&scN SStkSsa1 " e1a the punt t8At " Was
nns the dnty 81 the chair 10 announce that the
call wss exhausted. "a the tao shsense~s were
euk 81 sae Iasissliettoa es tie sergeant at arms
according 70 his own Fepert 10 tee House
sAeenedins ~ thai" remarked Judge Evans
s.she speaker aaa the sesxesns-assrms caa do
siars than majority of shs Hoase.s
brown Of SsAsaae thea neyed . suspensl oa
OF the cali Ihss MAS declared ss-ai 20 10 act
twA@thtris.
eaossoa Ia aaseaFa was then earrsed-yeas
nj Rays a
Adjourned anti ie a m. sosnerrow
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Rad / hY lines Of Good AdIice
n Nay sAYf ~ LIFE.

ST am hroken down and discouraged, and
don't know Just what to do for my health. ;"
This remark We often hear from both men
and women that are positively in that condl-
ton that life is no longer to them i pleasure,
Int instead q consinuxl bore THE6REAT
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especially adapted for Just such Gases. Il
act. gently on the bowels, purshes the blood
without unsightly hlotches, rcnovates the
kidneJs and liver, the great organs Of exist
encc that must Be kept clear. By thus doing
its work il brings the nervous system into .
healthy condition, producing sound and re-
freshing sleep. For all female complaints,
leucorrhen, suppressed menses, no matter
from what cause, attended by severe pain.
and all other complaints SO common among
women, it Immediately relieves and effects
. permanent cure. Put aside all rreludice;
and give this most wonderful and best & all
remedies trial. Warranted purely vegeta-
bic. Delightful to the taste. For sale by all
druggists. Take no other.
S1ERRA CHEMICAL Co, ea24 Mission Street
GENTLEMEN: On your bottle label you ask
for testimonials in regard to the effect Of
your remedy. ] take pleasure in giving to
you my hearty thanks - well as my testi-
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troubles and have tried many medicines as
well as different doctors to get relief. Your
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CURE was recommended to me and have
given il trial. Much to my satisfaction,
! find ii has cured me Of all my kidney and
liver difficulties, also the severe pains in my
mend your truly valuable remedy to all in
the same condition. Very kindly yours,
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WASHINGTON CIrY, Feb. i7--In the Senate To-
Gay Dawes presented over 40 petitions from
Massachusetts, stating that more than so0.ooO
gallons of intoxicating liquors are annually e.
ported from the United States TO Africa, de-
mogalixing to Africsna, and detrimental to ell
legitimate commerce with that people, end
praying that. under that section Of the oonstitu-
ton which authorizes congress 10 regulate COM
merce with foreign nations. that sort Of thing b
stopped They were referred to the committee
on education and labor.
Chandler presented petitions from Mississippi
complaining OF the suppression of the Rep1b-
iican vote in that state. and representing that
the legislature Of Mississippi recently enacted :
Law for establishing new constitution fer the
state on the 10th Of August, 1880 the same not 70
be submitted TO the peopie for ratification;
thus It was the avowed purpose OF the Demo
Gratis 70 employ fraudulent methods to deprive
many intelligent citizens Of their franchise.
Referred TO the comittee on privileges and
elections.
Blsir presented petition signed by IS 600 men-
hers OF the Grand Army OF the Republic in favor
OF pension to army nurses and petitions signed
By over s.ooo,o persons In favor 81 his edEca-
tional bill. Among other petitions presented
were several for Per disrn pension instead OF
pension arrears for bosnty 70 soldiers OF the
regular army WHO served in the war Of the re-
beslson.
Frye. from the select committee on Pacific
railroads. reported bach adversely tho two Psc-
cafo railroad landing bills referred 30 IL. and in
leu OF them reported an original bill on the
subject with two Others. one OF those reports
touching upon Pacific indebtedness other than
Central Pacific Indebtedness The reports were
unanimously adopted b. the committee. The
bill 90 far ~ the Union Pacific was concerned,
had slso been unanimously reported.
Al the conclusion OF Ffyes statement the bill
was paced on the egleassar.
blair then resumed his speech On the ednca-
fsonai hill
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WAsMINexoN CrIf. 1en -. u 9 .
g ne journal Cefnsse fuse aao "a -. I. )
NE - - SeNunx ~ NO. e !. - ~. q.
been processing esnry n0enaA9 taAanss ePpkOs1s
81 tn1 Journal g sae 6ssusa ~ = -
~ enfrT made y direca0a e re spea1eI. sno..
M the names o. cefsaan Me1Den Raesens ~ 8
- sofzn& AMks hft0n5 me 1O1s esol,se1 :
code ct rules pr0vtdiae ior saca psacsiee.
Asa2n1s TAN. ne lemoe1a4 $500 sno 49,. i
protest.. - aoconsasat.onaas oas = -. : ~
ou1 wnica eous0 NOS &c 0ccsaeu - ~. noss.ss
ana whenever psoPef ceses ef0se - wVu.o - -
some 0tnef forum - plopossd y nls s'as
% - fnaf inns oocaslon enoaia % nsde = suen
.nape = - p. - = g y sa.-ay -. 49,.
iveiy passed. upon 1hefotc, - ~ no ,c.a<u
WY the Journal Ne sorn q wnica tne nous
had the r'Sns % pseeioes snoe1o - g
proved
Inc 1ournaa wes tnen approved.
Nnen the fesosnuon Eosa the Wofsds AiE
commHsee pfesenIed z secoao eeMAnu y. |.
moaOn iof - passage. seiseu Wcfe eppoanseu
ana reported fne resu1-yeas Ia naysA To-
point mo quorum was made me speaker
ran bis eye rapidly over the House ana n = rev
minutes said. fhere are III members present.
more Tran quorum
McNiiien OF Tennessee pfosesreo Snas me
taller should b used - . means q asceftAanins
the presence Of quorum ana u WAS nos proper
Tor the chair 70 coanf.
teilefs 70 determine the presence Oh quorum
McMiiIen quoted IRON the RUE soacnins
motions to suspend rules. which require that
tho motion shall Be submitted 70 the House ana
Be decided BY stority IL tcliers are demanded.
The speaker responded that majority had
seconded the notion ia 10 >. and dictate on
the motion Vas now In order, but the nemccfasa
made IN earnest resistance 70 proceed further.
Mcmillan insisted on the posntthat no Quefum
had voted and neither the speaker nor any
other man could assume that men couid be
counted who were In the House while the
vote was being taken
The speaker replied that he announced 81 the
time there were I52 Uem bers present By actual
count No one was counted who was not pres
ent at the time the vote was taken. members
did not desire TO vote the presumption was thai
they scquiesced in the result Of the vote The
argument wss continued 1t great length but the
speaker maintained his position and debate on
the resolution began.
The resolution makes special order for con
siderafion Of the Worlds fair bills Thursday and
Friday and bailotting for the selection Of Z
ate next Monday.
Chandler took the floor and announced hil
satisfaction at the conclusion Of the Worlds
fair committees work, and hoped its report
woaid be given immediate consideration.
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oASHFlA. Yxh t-.-TAa falicwinssnauaes.
nessrses pshsGe have been appointed ay the
governor.
k8wsEG l. whltssEeze. Kent. King e.Nnty:
stephen U'Rsiea. Frestssse ". HedxeT, Tacon.
Cherries =. Bailey, Pert TuwnsenS W. G. Van
Nssssaaergh. SEgsa w.lss Charles e Reeves.
-rsNkaae Va NsBeslss 8 Miller. Pert Crescent;
Nfsilssa ". ssy. Faisasvsa. A. T. Cabin. pay-
fsa1s v, II Ness. 4 r. Aaders<sss cesAsaa.
Frank hehsrg william =. wxg.see. sessa s~n,s.
Aasss R.ssls. Ecsz Ew4taw + H. Haassss. sSAks-
JAS. wsssssa g. sagaee- CenSs1vsg1e. W I.
xstsngsT. FAiease city. NseAses Marta. Ya.r.
ssiG. r. ". Starr. wssegxilies TAcmax wassnaa.
Meta Cove ( G DsSssa. Gwsrs. aad & Il. 4
Gray, East Sssaa4
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THE cRAlGkND's CREW.

Suit Brought for salary and the Ship
libeled.
TACOMA. Feb. I-.-capssin J. Hampton. OF the
British ship Crsisend. has been served With .
notice TO appear before Justice Patrick weanes-
day. and show cause why The ship should not be
ishele1
The summons Is the outcome OF the recent
trouble between the crew aud the captain in re-
gard TO the payment OF salary. The captain
claims that tbs men went ashore and stayed
over the tfae prescribed by British Law, forty
eight hours. and therefore ase deserters. and not
entitled Ia par.
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Parassuentary 1sesses Rssss - 1D0es-
Asm4 Qees91eu-
ox1nYxA- ~ THE uonD ~ - -
spersal order. II b yoL -. b Bruwn. =
spoksrs--f ressing The eounty al dtepsoe
shaw rsoved TO ehause etcpeee - 1s1gAon
csunsy. Il b0ser ~ fhs sD<aka-
sp<4ker Y<sxbnu OhlersAd, myfng - snouad
crrose ~ bill. ana While ~ Appseciated IL
enrnr,siuens snsendsd. ecu1A not. - fxpse-
seusasive fruxu spokane. allow him - - hfa
eusy df6snersiy-
5sdxs Eyans novsd fhat d. name Be wight
tnxfead OF sseptoe-
call at fhs House showed oily no -
seefees without lease-
There wAs > lengthy debate cvsr TIE acesocg
q 10 whas vose wss required 20 suspend call
of tbs Hgnse.
TIE speaker had previously ceeided thsf =
fwsthfris voes wm required and he main
tstned shaf posIEEen-
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THE STATE pELssArroN.


WASHINGTON eayr. Fen. f.--Thrpugh the
efforts ef Representative wilson the foIinwtna
towns IN Washington win he made money oste,
Offices April 1: fslrhaSen. Rosiyn. Blaine Roy.
Eaessfa, saserviiles Buckley, kaiama. Frsnkiin.
Csnsrai In sxd wtilaps
j. ]. Hrowa and wife. at spokane Falls viii
lesve fer home tomorrow,
teou recommendations OF Senator Allen
.ssaes .. LAsaeon will be appointed postmaster
Mt Walla walsa- Wash.
senAfar Alien toasy introduced petition al
the eifsssns aid ,essers from TIE officers az Fort
CsHhy asking that two military rsservs.
tssas ~ established and introduced !
bill authorizing the same. He also Introduces,
petition srasndanw tAe river ard harris, srpro-
prtatiea bsu BY providing sor mancr inspsove,
meats Of the rivers IN Washington also ts,,
srprorrissang $50 csc ior dredging snoAnns,xh.
senator squire VAS net st the capitol isdsy
ard did Rot meet with TIE committee en- puhltr
tauxSS
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o4ysrss. Fee Hs-The soasowsng Articles Of
incorporation asve tsra Sos
Ssrassss g@safy Aassr&es ana TILE snsa-xa~e
saaFanassy+ Naasss&aes ssxssss ssecs, szAaeas
tFassegs wsasss@a j Grave, william T. was~sra a.
wssssF = Aeasfs@ s.s J. f. Calder. Cesset--To
assssxsrs Fesssfsss to tsltss Of rEeg~xxv.
SpskGne Bot saa fsua Caah s-ssssne rssss
capital ssssek. sEsa1e. srgzees. " Ii. geAhaxSss
s, l. ssseea ssz A. : wssssH4nn fpAseex~To
- seeags pscees rFeszSsson sss SO Ans ssne
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FIRE AT WALLA wALLA.
Lucky Escape sf n Large and Uninsured
Mil.

wALLA wALLA, Feb. I7.-This morning fre
WAS discovered in the planning mill and furni-
tnre factory OF Whitehonse & Crimmins, which
started In the dryinx-room from overheated
pipes It 10 . large wooden building or nest Of
buildinga and had not the IRE department been
on the scene in less than five minutes IL would
have proved most disastrous fire, consuming
many thousands Of dollars worth Of valuable
stock ana machinery, besides cripplinG one OF
our largest industries.
The good work OF the fremen extinguished
the blaze before IL had got fairly started and IL
involved loss Of only 500 TO stock and about
II. so - buildings There VAS no insurance on
either.
r. j. Carlyle. lessee Of the Delmonico hotel
here, has sold his interest TO 3. @. Newman. for
merly Of the City hotel
l. q Barrow. who made murderous assault
on Charles Whitney with ac!ub, had the charge
against him changed 10 assault, was convicted
and fined by the police JUICE. The trouble
arose because Barrow claimed commissions on
orders which Mr.. Whitney did not think he Wa
entitled To-
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NOTES IN CONGRESS.


wAsHgSsroS CITY. Feb. f7,-Cn ucsicn o.
Alien The senate bill 20 establish two additional
land districts in the Stale ct Washington waa
.Aken fgan the calendar and Passed.
The bill for TIE admission Of the state oi
Wyoming having been reached on the calendar
Plat rave nesiee thns be would call h Ny To-
60 siaerstion ~ tfse earliest opportunity.
Esal sreke sAout three hears On lis edaea-
tfpu al 81 1 asuf did not eonesace his argument
Representative TsEnnell OF Msnrezosa today
introduced osal for the reservation and prcssr-
walton OF forest lsr1s On the pubic domain sad
TIE appointment of cora n ssssoner TO examine
.nto the condition 81 the present iaad lAaM II
/. Nj. Dnnneil's snfsatioa 10 prevent any
farther taking up CT timber aaads By settlers
and proving np ST ane s5ml~s lands under he
agricultural land lass.
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Anac0r(6

Acre tracts for sale On FId
near Anacortcs. suitable IA
will make eight lois to the r. /
Buy acres and plat yom =
We have in section a. 9
island, 5 acres At 81, 500 =
Lots all round i selling "a
5000 In section IS, J acres p
per acre. In section 81, Is ~
$s5o per acre. In sec. Il, ~
at Sr75 per acre. In sec. !, g.
at $3.50 per acre.
Can make easy terms On ~
these tracts. We also havs hussnS1S
the best streets oil Anacors<s e f5s1
10 $4,0onl Choice residences Ia ~ r
$6n. Just think Of IL! Anacort1S =
three weeks old and has q framo l41
finished and under constructor
the TIME to Invest before prices no1 ~
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ygsTFngfry, nam srpvtf>w

Over tas Northern Pacific rssircsd. ssninr Sr-~
Ard steefsng fasx every dAy in tA@ v@af sessta@
20 tARasn al mtzss tAe s5ossess rssase <ssars.a-
class Sasseaxegs. toa as assarueS5 exreslanf -
suxz szQ~sAstSas-
TsEETs sfaHxx anrRs AsD THzsrY Ssx xsSEygs
ssvss IN reaekfnr Caiesgo via sAas linn a
1aAssefs. Sly fseket Assuk 10 seco8s street
E0stsa ksccx. r ranksa. depot r.csss .r~as
s<&szs<.
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MILL HANDS STRIKE.

They object to the Eastern Method Of
Payment.
TACOMA, Feb. IT, The hands employed In the
Paciac mill. located In the North end. near the
Ryan smelter, struck today. The cause OF the
trouble was . change In the system OF paying
of. The men heretofore have been getting so
much per month and board and lodging. The
company adopted the Eastern systen Of paying
so much per day without board, which caused
the trouble.
There are I5o men employed at the mill Il
cannot be ascsrtained tonight what the extent
Of the trouble Is or whether there 10 likelihood
og settlement
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wssHssarnx Ctry. Fea. E.-Tas r-essdsn:
appointed VIA 9 Lnsg Unised states naArsaa!
scs the -orthc-n district Of California
pos;sfEces were sozay established II Browns
Vile. kissag ronaty. Washington. with Anteew
Andersen postmaster: 81 Rainier. Thnzsson
eonnfr, With Hsnry serrasr postmaster. al Yes
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AN OPIUM sMuGGLER-


Under His Goat.
PoRf TOWNSEND. Feb. 17.-Six pounds Of
Opium were found on the person Of Patrick
Kirk. . water-tcnder on the City OF Puebla. this
morning. soon after the ship landed from vic-
torsa
As Kirk was going ashore he attracted the At
teution Of Inspector Bradford by the lunches
showing through his clothes on his back. He
was Immediately arrested. and two cans OF
opium were found in his hat aud the rest under
his coat.
He WAS bound over 70 appear before the
United states court by United States Commits.
Siener Mood
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WASHINGTON cgvv. Fes. Marshal Msssf,
an9 District Attorney Stripping Of FsegssGs.
arrived here snttzy 70 confer vita she attorney
general 10 reEsrxs 20 tie administration az
eertsaa Laws IN that STATE ana tae asSssssrass.r,
ot pepasy Marshal Saunders
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xoRrHggx PACIFIC RArIRoAn.

Tcny3<s ss.sFsnxcars Sxzsy between seattle
ana Gasckxa Tsengy-zxe Fxss~x aA- shortest
re1se Aaa ssvsn asars AID sAlsfs-x x mlnuges in
a<xvAnee ~ cum p@sang an~x 4 Eala1esx. cssr
ticket axers "a 1<xoEA sxrees- BoNtux csnck. s.
1enksur depot kscAes sxenk. seattle.
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wAsa1xsroS csrT. Feb E.--Tse president
snss afserrean sssEes prncsanassca Off essng
fna re=ovsl az AL catsls gssxis< npon the Cher
ed ee casaes IL tks aarshern part os fnsixH ter
rslory ey fsse sss 81 oesBsser
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Nineteen y.xrapts Arre.tea.

TACOMA, Feb. i7.-Ninetcen arrests were made
by the police hefweea saturday nigh, and this
mornsns. chiefly for vagFaney
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DR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
% at the Residence 81 Ex-Na ayor Yes
iess Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
PRE-
send for free book explaining the Histo-
genefic system.

CAUTIoN-The Histosenetic Medicines
are sold in bat one agency in each town.
The label around the eostle hears the fol-
lowing inscription: '.Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dams Histogenetic Medicine Every other
device is fraud.
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rArAl III
Death es an Cad aaas xnrewxh . Lsmr
Exptz<&aa.

wnsyrcx. Fsas ia Aa-xsax caat ell ksxa a
c xrkAseS u tas hseS ruam - gaxss Mrs.
as dry sossS ss0<e sas. n2xas q o xlassk sra
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SA<sSss sfFsxsszSa Ssss. wAkeA pssssss ne senate
sezaFs s<seFsss ssse Seas=os - w.ss< Ia ks assss
SO ssssesssre hesfeess@ = reo2$sses xass pssss4
~ - Ass tssH sssss<se ssssxsse< - TIA S4sas
sssa Msssss re ss@ seAss&. Fas sssex aaa tAs
saszs2s - s.tss * essas sEses p@fs.sns are ssx3
SAsssz zer~ssgs ssxszsnsezs&eass sS4es SAa
ss's4asx ssssssss ssnSssA A<ASa u epnsseaaasEs@a
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CLEMSON COLLEGE.
Prepare tions Made for beginning the Ac.
tual Work of Establishing the Institu-
tion-Bids for Brick and Lumber.

GREENvILLE, April 1S.-A full meet
ing Of the Board of Trustees of the
Clemson Agricultural College Was
held at Pendleton yesterday, all the
members being present except Col. B..
w. Edwards and J. +. Bradley, who
were too sick to attend. The board
met to prepare for beginning the ac-
tual work of establishing the college,
and was kept busy all day yesterday
and part of to-day. 1t was decided to
begin the first work on the buildings Of
the experiment station and laboratory,
the intention being to have the
station in operation before the other
buildings are completed. The eXeeu-
tive committee was instructed to make
requisitien on the Superintendent Of
the Penitentiary for a number of con-
victs to break ground for the buildings,
cut wood for burning brick, grade the
necessary roads, and clear the ground
for the buildings. This work will be be-
gun as soon as possible.
The executive committee was in
structed to advertise for bids for one
million brick to be made on the grounds
and saving the lumber needed for the
buildings on the place. The committee
will also investigate the cost of doing
this work under its own direction.
Plans for the buildings were taken
under consideration, but not finally
acted on, and the adoption Of bylaws
and curriculum was postponed to the
next meeting.
A committee was appointed to Sc
cure information to guide the board in
the selection of a president for the col
lege and a director for the experiment
station.
DR.. P. H. Z. Sloan, Of fPendleton, was
elected secretary and treasurer of the
boarda
The meeting was earnest and thor
oughly harmonious and transacted a
large amount of bushes. 1t will meet
again on the Goth Of May at Pendle-
ton.