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CHAPTER ITO.
Passed March %. 1898.

An act In amendment of chapter l0s of the Pub
lie Stat4tes, entitled 'Uf Animals Going at
Large"
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as follows;
SECTION l. II any horse or other animal at
tached 10 any vehl le. sledge or sleigh. shall be
found at arg, abandoned. or with no per, on In
cha ge OF the same. upon any highway or common,
any person authorized un er the provisions OF
chapter l0s OF the Pnblic Statutes to impound
nlInals going at large may i'm ound the same,
together with the vehicle. sledge, or sicigh
attached and the harness and other property
herewith In OF the publ pounds OF said town.
such animal shall be subject 10 tne provisions OF
said chapter, a ID such vehicle. sledge, or Sleigh
harness AID other property 81 ali be neid .surren
dered. or. after thirty days notice by the town or
city treasurer, sold. under the ,ame liabilities,
powers. provisio and restr ctlons let forth in
sad chapter relative to .horses ana other animals
mpound
SEC 2 This act shall take effect from and after
its pass .ge.
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CHAPTER i17l.

An act In amendment of section I1s OF chapter 25s
OF the Public statues. "Of the Militia"
IL is enacted by the General Assembly as follows;
SECTION l. Section 1i6 OF Chapter 26s Is hereby
amended so as 10 road as fol uwS:
SEC 1lo. The arnorer Of every infantry and
cavalry Company snail DO paid annually sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars,
the armorer OF the machine gun battery
each a sum not excceling two hundred dollars.
and the boat zeeper. who Iall also be morer, OF
each naval reserve torpedo company sum not ex-
eding two hundred dollars upon the apr oval OF
the quar- ci master general but said oficer shall
not allow SAID sums any part thereof unless the
duties hay been properly peri oImed."
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CHAPTER li7l.


An act 10 validate the acts of Harold J. Gross as
notary public.
II Is enacted by the General Assembly as follows;
SECTION l. All acts, matters ami th NJ done or
perfo med by Harod J. q oss. OF Providence. as a
Lotary public In the state of Rhode Island. elected by
the Genera Ass mbly at the MAY Session A. ID 1892,
and duly commissioned but not duly engaged. are
spects as IL said HaI old ros h. taken neengage-
ment prescibed by tie Public Statutes before enter
ing upon he duties OF SAID office; Provided. the
; me shall not effect any pending litigation; and
the lime In which lie may lawfully take said en-
gaQeme mt file a certificate thereof is hereby ex-
tended 10 the 10th day of March. 1928.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
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CHAPTER li76

An sct m amendment OF chapter Osi OF the pub
lie Laws, pas ed a. the January session, 1892.
II IL enacted by the General Assembly as follows
SECTION l.. section I OF Cha ter 1881 II hereby
amended 50 that u shall read "a follows.
"SfC. !. The governor, recomme ndatIon OF
the state board OF educ ttion upon applica Ion u
tho parent or guardian, may appoint any deaf
blind or lmbecie child. being "A legal resident Of
this state. who shall appear 20 SAID board 10 b !,
state beneficiary M any suitable insti
tuition or school now established. or that NAV N,
es shed elt O. within without the stale for
such riod as he may det ermgne. Provided. hat
no beneficiary shall z. ccfve educational aid for a
longer time than ten years and the governor shall
have the power 70 revoke any such appontmen nt
SEC q 1hls act snail take effect on aud after
~ % sage. an all acs and paris ~ acts incou.
Ei tsnt herewith are hereby repealed.
icertIsy the foregoing "a b. true copies
GEO. n. UTTER. Secretary Of s,ats.
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CHAPTER ii6s.
pasa "A March Do 1sa3

An act IN amendment OF chapter AZ OF the Public
Statutes. entitled OF tbs Collection OF Taxes"
IL is enact I'd by the General Assembly as follows;
SECTION !. Section B of haIter a. OF the Public
Statutes entitled "Of the Collect m OF Taxes" Is
hereby ame nded as TO re ID as follows:
SEC 5. The collector hail. In cass he receives
a check for the tax OF any person or cooperation.
corporation the same IS II such check not
been received. provided such check shall be pre-
seuted for paymen. within days of its receipt"
SC 2. All acts and parts OF ats inconssten,tt h,t
he with her by repea led al this act shall
take eject Immediately upon its pas age.
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CHAPTER liT2.
Passed March 81, 1893.

An act In amendm, mt OF chapter 27 OF the Public
Statutes. entitled 'Of tue Revenue OF the State.
II is enacted by the @ neral Assembly as follows
SECTION l. section OF chapter % Of the Pub
lie Statutes IL hereby amended 50 that the vaiua-
ton OF he town or Warren shall be ur IN illon,
one hundred and nineteen thousand, nye hundred
and thirteen dollars
SEC. 2. All acts and parts OF acts Inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed, ana this act shall
take effect upon Its passage.
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CHAPTER 1i0o.
Pas ei March 10. 1893.

An act authorizing the Insurance co umissioner to
employ additonai clerical assistance. and ap-
prol,rat ng the sum Of nve hundred dollars an
nualiy therefor.
II is on acted by the General Assembly as follows
SFCTIuN 1. The insurance comm seioner 10
hereby aut orized and empowered 10 employ ad-
di,ional assistance in the Office OF insur-
ceeding nve hundred dollar annually
which said sum OF five hundred dollars Is he eby
annually appropriated FIR that purpose; and the
state auditor Is he eby directed T. draw his order
upon the general treasurer from time TO time Tor
the payment u tho same. from any money In the
treasury not otherwise ap rop. ltted.
its passage.
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CHAPTER i1e6.
Passed March 22, 1898.
CHAPTER 1897.
Passed March 81, 1893.

An act in amendment of chapter So Of the Public
Statutes. "Of Calling aud arnlng Town Meet
ings"
II In enacted by the General Assembly as follows
SECTION 4. The town clerks OF the several towns
are hereby author and directed 70 issue at
supplementary warrant for calling and warning OF
the town meeting 20 be held on the said first
Wednesday IN April, ntanIng the a nen ment
the sttutton of the state proposes By the res
olution OF the general assembly pass on the 3oth
day OF March, 1893. sucn warrant TO be direct
d served in all other respects In manner provided
sEc 2. This act shall take effect from and after
It's passage.
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LAWS,
PASSED AT THE
JANUARY SESSION, 1898.
CHAPTER li65.
Passed March 10. 1928.


Passed March 10. 1928.
An act providing the notice which shall be given
o. the penaency Of petitions for certain ac~ OF
incoi poration.
II is enacted by the 9ensr al Assembly as follows
sIcTioS !. Whenever. any Dlll shall be pre-
create corporation which shall exercise the HIGHT
of eminent domain, or which shall have the
sss ss. .sa sss%ay. Sss,s f'.sSl's sSs s @ ,own the
notice OF the psndency OF the petition the pass
.se Of such bill shall o. given by the petitIoners
Prov ldence and also In some ne s9aper publishes
In the town or county where such cor porstion u
published In such town or county, Then in somr
nswspsper published IN an sdjoining sewn
ate" The prSsenta 0 ,on Of such bill and sacn no
,,ee s,al speofy tho purpose OF such corp9rxton,
and hs towns wnsre er oss where such right Is be
exercised or such franchises are 20 be acquired.
SEC. 2. This act sh all take effect upon It's pas
sage.
CHAPTER iIeo.
Passed March 22. 1898.
An act providing for nling with the Secretary OF
voted for at the election 70 be held on the First
Wednesday In April. 1898.
II is en- tcl cd BY the General Assembly follows;
e1scu i've comi.tss representing ans political party
when had ats on the ONO ial ballot for mem
e M sh cGSGs's On
tn. FIRST Monday In No Nogyember, ls2< 70 hereby hereby
e9%mit.ee or before TnqTsdAy March srnSaa ss5a.
for the gsh.a u % voted tos on tho
nrst Wednesday In April, is9Si AID the secre, AIRY
20 ss fsrnish sreD Sy him for a eecton on the nf
Wednesday In April 1898. the names OF the candi.
SEC. 2. Tais act shall take effect upon its pas
sage.
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I'oR SALE IN ELMwooD-2,<-sToRYF FAMILY
II house. rooms on each floor; modern i'm
rove B d ents. Furnace, sewer connectto etc. Ia
Address B-23 News Office oct 7-tf
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TAsoosn. July IA n m.--cissr: frssh
Ocassssss wind Passed TEX Theohsia. In
tsw os tnx fisassr. 81 sssn .. IA. last night: Q
layton. at a IN. al G " sargent, 81 II 10 q tn
Me str cossa Rses. st !. Is ns.: ctr san Beui,o.
81 q m. bark. ~ p IA bk;u J. NJ. Grif,I,h,,
Ia Tow Of tag Tacoma. a. 5 Is . m str Victoria
si r. ~. schooner. ~ 3 ~ p n. str Homer.
81 S u m- Two sasps outside. boeni ia
MAN HAs. July IA y. m--Clcsr; Light
southwest Wind.
tEALi.s bAy. Jay io--s p m.--Clsar: light
wat win9.
fosr cnxscxsr. Ju,y IA p m-Ciosdy:
llrs. southwest wind.
Poss AssxIss July ia.-5 p n--cloudy:
lsxht west wina
fosr I<wSsKsa. Jaiy fe-rgreeiai AR.
ftssd-Rk tsefmssts at seattle. from san Fran
ciseSs: BE- coaysasy Ford. tFon sAa Francisco
sasssa--scas Occidental. from SaasiEro. for san
Francisco
sAs Francisco, Jsly 10. Cleared scr STATE Of
California. for Astoria
FaEaxpsrrnsa. laly 10 -ArriyeAi-Hr ittss
fr.aees, frosn liverpool.
Rasr0s. Jelly Ia --Argtyad-c nh!an. from
l1vssscol.
nnksxS. ssiY ia--Au.vsa--Km., from New
Yogs-
AsrwxsT. jaiy a-Arrivsd-Hsrmana. from
New fSsx
GsnsaLsas July la-Arrivse-wer.a. nom
New Nosk.
Nav fcsx. July ia--Arftved~Artsons. from
isv~ssea., ssAss. from Bsusasa: weizaas. from
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Hfs Release 60 Ne Celebrated hv shs
Msmeers Of the aaiiors' Cpicn.

Hts Release 60 Ne Celebrated hv the
Msmeers sf the sstisrs' Cnien.
Patrick Foley. tho sailor who has t~en
serving sentence of i've years for the
alleged crime Of robhing A. Anderson Of
81. sas pardonsd BY Gov. Metira~ yesser-
das.
The history Of the case was printed in
the PcsrsfsrHI,isKScxx . short tlrae aso.
after . thorough Investigation a. 10 the
claims set forth in the petition, which
showed that Fo,sy was probably innocent
W. W. Stewart, who Vas principally in
ssremensal in securing the pardon, was
notified ia person by tue governor yes,er-
dsy. :, is doubtful IL Foley. AFTER his long
stay In prison, Was more delighted than
his attorney.
The neus reached the Sailors Union Of
the PseiAe headquarters IS soon As Ste . art
could set there. and . general rejoicing
followed. Ageas Paddy 1iynn Was so
siekled thai he proposed banquet. The
suesesssaa u,es With general approval. and
the feast will take place ;eaisAs. At a place
~ be selecses. . shess GIae after the A.
rival Of Foley by train.
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THE DANUBE'S CARGO.
Hold Full Of Chinese and Other
Asiatic Freight.
TIE SUICIDE or 4 f'HEMAs.


The British steamer Danube. Capt
Myers, whsch has lately beconss notoYso1s
On ercouas II having bean bed for weeks
ia the Cosumbsa river with . cargo o.
Chfnsraeo. arrived here yesterday after
moon and docked a. yessss wharf, The
steamer left Victoria on Sunday ard VAN
corvsr Frixsy With 20 fons Of Chinese
and Havaiiaa freight 70. soznd ports.
Astoria ard Portland. ard eiShty-soaf
cbisEm~E fSs the latter city.
The Dznshe kaiis from Victoria and II
N odd looking ersft. She 10 Duiis OF iron.
huii, houses and oil. Asd her dark coscrs
and general battered up sppearanes make
her noticeable. Nothing was known here
of her coming until ste got 90 fessef
wharf, where she sas not expected. Her
eftsr-honss VS. covered with bananas.
each buncn wrapped in husks. direct from
Honolulu, having arrived on the steam
ship wsrrimoo at victoris Sunday.
When the steamer got within ten miles
Of Seattle one Of the fisemen committed
suicide by Jumping overheard. HIS name
was Robert Hutchinson. and Eis move
menss were NOT observed by any one on
bosrd except Mrs. Myers. the espsain's
VITA who saw Rim come mp from below,
cody get on the rail and plunge into the
waters Of the Sound. She ave the alarm,
and the steamer. which wss running ut
fall speed, vas slowed down 40 quickly 40
possible. A boat was lowered and sent
after the man. but through . telescope be
was seen 20 sink before the boat reached
him. Nothing was known Of Hutcbin-
sons history.
The Danube entered at Port Townsend.
and Inspector OF Customs s. La,irner was
on board. The cargo for Seattle consisted
of4. 40 bags OF sugar. $50 bags OF rice. 30
banches OF bananas and forty -four boxes
Of pineappIss. Some OF the products wall
will also Dc taken 10 Tacoma.
After arriving 1t the dock the ships
matches were opened TO admit Of yentils-
tion Of the space below the spar deck,
which was filled with Cinnamon. Eighty
four Of the celestisis who. OF course. claim
70 be merchants, miilionaires. etc. we're
seen lying about on the floor in all imag-
inakis attitudes and raiment. Quite .
number wore ordinary blue overasis and .
lafgs proportion wore frocks and short
pants OF the same material. All were
bsrefooted and had on ~ little clothing al
possible in order to endure the heat of the
hold. The hot. foul air poured out OF the
hstches in blast tina. prevented curious
psopie from looking down for any con-
siderable length Of time. Some Of the
Chinsmen talk . little English and all
claim 20 Be merchants.
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steamer City of Aberdeen has gons o. the
ChautanQua run.
Steamer Louise. from Port Had.ock. came In
yesterday for suppii<a
steamer Garland, Capt Kaisssosn. came over
from Port Tewnssnd yesterday and returned Il
oo'eiock
Steamship City Of Pueblo arrived last night 70
tahs . cargo OF ocal fos San Francisco and vii
sell tomorrow.
ship Spartan. Capt Polite. and barb Gssman,a.
Capt Pisrson, arrived yesterday TO losd Black
Diamond coal for sAn Francisco.
The WORK Of drivisG piles for the extension Of
erhwasschss's wharf has tsxun. The widening
OF the DOCK has already bsen nearly com pisted-
The esft George =. Nsnson. Capt Crack. 10
diseharyirx ballast ~ . kaoy Ia the harbos
Ships are allowed 10 do this where the water 10
more than tssrty fssboms deep.
steamer Annrieeiio VITA hereafter connect ss
Port Anssles % Tuesdays. Thursdays and sasur-
ds1s with tie stage Tor Lakes SUTHERLAND and
Crescent. 70 accommodates fishing parties A
new stsam isasea has been piAcsd on Lake
Crescent
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NEW SPECIAL rAxlvgs.



I nemIoek Bark.
! The Northern Pacific in connection with
Eastern lines has Issued . tariff on ores
and concentrates from points on its line
3n Idaho to Aurora. ILL.,, and St. Louis,
NO. as follows: On ore and concentrates
worth 80 or less per ton, &I2: worth from
go TO 10. $ii: worth $G5 and over. lS.S
I The same road has issued . tariff On
sooth picks by the car load from Duluth TO
PaciEc cosst points Of &i.30 per 100 pounds
.,n business originating east Of Sauite Ste
Marie or Mackinaw.
{ The Northern Pacific. Union Pacific and
Great Northern roads have issued joint
tarin On extract OF hemlock bark from
North Pacific eoast terminals only OF 81
cents per 100 pounds TO Sc. Paul and Mis-
sour river common points, " cents 70
mississippi river common points and s5
cents 70 Chicago aud common points.
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The schooner. Tcaser, Capt. Quinn, ar-
Rived yesterday from > sealing cruise on
which che has been since February IL
About 80 skins we're brought in. but the
total catch Of the cruise has been 40 seals.
the skins having been sent in before. The
Teasss carried . siwash crew and twelve
canoes. and cyuissd Oh Eeah bay and the
West coast - far north ~ Chatham sound.
During . severe storm two canoes were
carried away and lost
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Pscske and Crest xorshern railways in
tended 70 make proportions 70 him fns
trafse agreemsafs with the Lake Shore.
lat that be had ssksd them 70 withhold
their propositions for iittJs while until
hs eoxid famiiiarfxs himself mors with
the condition Of the road and its business.
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I: The flower mission Of the First Unita-
nan church. Seventh street, between Pike
and Union. will meet in the church par
TORS On Thursday ~ 10 u m. All members
.,f the church and others interested IN the
aork Of sending flowers 70 hospitals and
30 the sick in other places are cordially in.
fited to be present, and If possible 70 send
0r bring fowers.
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1rams Arraags1eass with Lsks sAsre.
Receiver Thomas +. Brown. Of the Lake
Shore road. said yesterday that he had re-
essved ,ntsmas.ons taas the Canadian
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/: The case OF John Brown alias Adam
Fsrr. who Was arrested on . charge OF
petit larceny In connection With the re-
tent box car Yobberies At Wellington, on
INC Great Northern railroad. was dismissed
by Justice Humphreys yesterday, on mo-
lion Of the prosecuting attorney.
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The following building permits were
issued yesterday:
Herman Chaplin, brick and stone building. On
The west side OF second street. between Madison
ind spring; to cost si25.OQ
c. !. conover. twostosy -snd half dwelling. On
got 8, block IL. keuton addition: 20 eos, &A0Oa
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Railroad and Cssporssie. Notes.

J. II. Kuncksy. travelling passenger ageus FOG
:he Canadian Pacific railway. II in the city.
The seattle Coal and Iron Company has
Wrought down from lie new Green riyer mines
sevsral ssmplss Of eoai for exhibition In the
mineral paisee-
". H. Mead. general ssent Of the Chicago, ST
PAUL. Minneapoli & Omaha line at Portland,
who 10 in the city. and y. W. Parker, Puget
found agent Of the same line. leave this morn
sng for spokane-
The Great Northern passenger train left ct
%c,ock again yesterday morning. - tie switch.
tack around the burned Noses Coules bridge
sac bsen completed. and trains will not nov b.
obliged TO stop aud tfAnsfsr passenger, mail
Ind express matter.
General Manager Smith and superintendent
Gush. of the Oregon improvement Company,
weIt Up 70 Anseos;es yesterday. where the CON-
s.4ny IL extending lie wstsr works system ia that
yIty % ~ % connect the pressnt mains with .
.ake about Elils out of town and at q consider
able elevation above t.
II you tired taking the large. old-fashi oned
.yri ping pills. try cartsYs Little Liver Pills ana
take some comfort A man can't stand every
;niag. One piA cose- Try them
Wanted varssnsA Z. W. Price. room IS
Union block.
lsss hsms and bacon novel 20 SIS Front
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''CRISP SNAPS


a6o0-foss "a Rcse ssrset. north Of Madison;
Ssgees graded. cssafce iecaiion-
oiO fkR ACSE-f6o acres, part bottom
balance good tlaaser. acres cleared. only 81 500
sieas railroad
81. 90 3asiison street corner. slightly.
o.. COO, hessnas street corner f.0K 20 Rem
Goa Heights. los al nicely grated
To "sWAP"-Irrrvved farm. well To-
lated. Ga rslr al bottom land 10 trade for city
;ropsfty; ssIaaiIea. sfo.ooo
Also ehTscs property 10 North seattle 10 trade
scr vais~, p.too.
ToCETEENrH STREET LOT-Faia sire.
fAsoa u tskcs cr'y $500 each 10 swing /.
BRICK BVfIptNG-AH r~ased. ia good 10
i.4fiau. SO a Asrxaia. sac. oea
To *sWAp'-A hsadscnne ressdezee o.
s.oz~n Anne Hin to trade tbr -. 600 worth 81 un-
tEFrvys~s sa Sseacnr herss vacaas loss "a seattle
trooper. nas Gus eH the "frsnEss~ Of she essw
soo ACkE~-Ia kitzas county 40 aeYes IN.
.sovv4. al tsr - 600: easy payments
In "sWAf"-ImerSved city property sss
cheap egsside sosa
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JHoNA~-in seattle. - the corner Ut YesIsr ave-
+: rue ana -itta street. Monday. July 10. 1893
+; Lewis Thsuass ~ consumption. assd - yeara
3: Funeral services viii be held Thursday After.
sooa ut s:3o o'e.cek ~ Trinity Parish church
tns~.naent at Lake View cemetery
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LSoR EXCHANGED WILL TkADE To-
T. peka, KAN or Sioux City. Il. unincumbe RID
property for . residence In Seattle Cal On oe ad-
dress r. A. BIN. 1917 Front street
L>OR EXCHAy6E-A FEW CHOICE PROP
+ ertsea william p HayDa. SoA Isl and Isl
Squire IafimeR building.
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roR RESr-oFrxcKs.


L,OR RENT-TINE LARGE STORE on
Commercial street Onion Trust Company,
squire Lafimer building.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given to the citizens 81 Jasper
~ cambridge township. Dubois county. Ind, tina
the dersgned amse citizen Of the United States VII
apply the County Commissioners OF Dubois county a.
their next regular session In June 1893 for H.
cense retail beer and wine. and permit the same u
be drank the premises under the provisions OF the
Law % Indiana governing such licenses.
The precise location where said liquors 10 be sold
part ofthe Southwest quarter OF the South wes
quarter Of Sec fwenty-seven CID. T. !, s. X. hve o.
West In Dubois county Indiana more particularly des
crbed follows beginning at he r. corner Of SAID
10 running thence south % rods and feet 20 h
Petersburg and Jasper road thence West along said roas
10 rods and feet; thence North 20 rods TO the Nori
line Of said 40 thence East said line 30 rod
and feet, TO the place Of beginning, In Bainbridg
April ri. 'ga--sw. JOSEPH LECHNER.