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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-06
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Routes,

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OCEAN CITIES.
Portland-San Fiancisco. !,
n Steamers leave Ainswosth dock. Pogtla
March s3 and AZ, and April 2, 2, "a, ~, .
and 2bth At / y. m.
FaIe-Cabin, Syi sleerage, t7.So.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
RIyKR STEAMERs Ruth and Elmore ior
Portland. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday at ms a. M, arriving az 8 p. M.
and on Thursday and Saturday a. N. ar
riying At $500 p. M. Returning leave Port
land every day except Sunday al 6a. m,
arriving In salem Al $3.50 IN. For Corvallis,
Monday, Tuesday. Thus day and Saturday
At 3i5op. M, arriving al ,ndspendcnce at B
p. M, Albany AZ 9 p. m, Corvallis a p. m.
Dock foot Of Trade street.
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agents. salem, Oregon. o. address.
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1isStsi. Local Agent.
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a hearty welcome.
.THE
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That great national newspaper,
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or any OF theseIpubllcatlons can he
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ing THE JOURNAL twice as long as
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THE JOURNAL Is considered, this
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THE FARM NEWS.

A practical farm paper, edited by a
stan of experienced agricultural
writers, contributed TO by the best
known agriculturlsts Of the country.
II contains what the farmer wants.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-06
'The Child Garden.

The delightful Chicago chlldren's
magazine. Just the thing TO read 10
the little ones of the home circle. II
brings the kindergarten into the
home. Song, games and story, Beau
tifully illustrated, 81 a year, Pub
llshed by the kindergarten Literature
Co.
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California Express Tfain--Run dan, between
Portland and San Francisco.
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QUEEN Oh
FASHIONS,

the best l8 page illustrated fashion
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year. The above prices are net cash,
and the cheapest combination ever Of
fered. The "Queen" Is u high-class
practical, home magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-05-06

compiled from the official
Tics shows that
from 1850 to 1865 inclusive treasury
Republican surplus
the national debt March year
surpus nearly disappeared
msmanagement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
Railroad and Industrial Notes.

c. j. Smith. general manager 20 ire
Oregon Improvement Company, "a in
Portland en- raatc 20 San Francisco.
where he will remain untss November l.
w L Bsnham. Western freight mana
ger 81 the Great Northern. who has beer.
In attendance uron the srsrScrntirental
nss~xinw In ST. Paul. il expected TO leave
that city to-day. arriving IL this city FRI
dav.
e r. warf. assistant 10 President J.
7 nssi 90 sre Great Northern. was IN
town yesterday Mr. Ward VIA. accom-
psnieS By Archie Guthrie. 81 ST. paut
Beth gentleman are accompanied ty their
saasi.sss and are on a pleasure trfr TO the
Coast Mr. Guthrie a ore 81 sEe cen
tractors wire buil, the road westward, hts
work eeirg principally Ia Montana ard
Dakota.
Sore % TIE railroad s-Sn a.us1rs Pc
recr place got &a impression some war
that Sunday Mas tire last day on which
trout ceaaI be taken. WITH the idea az
. good days sr-oTs 80 wfr1 ~ tire SEA $50.
With 9 party. Including George Cave ard
Paul HoAeTcok. weut over 20 Lake WASH
trwscn 80 ship tire streams at tire mort =
ess.t TIE rss.ats 81 tire eafcA was re-.
given ~ q total. hsst siofts-rs0k caught a.
sssA. tire entire mess Weighing less tnaa
three pounds
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. IT, $50 ~ Dorefh waiter ~ Ter.
eocs Ohrien. an order u default was sssn-
= ~ Judge Langley yesterday.
Ellen - Hess yesterday sued Anna r.
&S ~ eno saliva EIttcott TO recover $50
= 80 s.c - promassors note ana TO forecioss
IN the cas- ~ ". d. LAmbush -. r. A.
1ake ana others. Judge Osborn yesterday
sssnosIsa JuaIment IN fAsw Of piainfs0 In
and Jamss <. Jensen. I nasivs OF e1sd en-
we're testerd1y admitted to citixeuahIu "a
tie superior court
n Tho Csc Ct the Puget sound National
s.1 - - Feyser 6 al. m order allow
Langley yesterday.
The following marriage licenses were
L. issu M.lyn sster q Gordon Carter and AZ
@n0 Emma Madison. both OF Seattle. ard
1sssie Duyck. Of Seattle. and lrma
C y Stevens and Mary Stevens yesser-
gay adopted Kenneth Branson In the pro-
bate apartment Of the superior court.
The chtid's mother - dead and the father
Iva q: conssnt 10 me adoption The
meth BSanson to Ksnnsth Stevens.
I9e lorfhwestsrn and Pacific Hypothek
nenk has sued Myra G. Arey, Albert W.
1Arnhn1. William Arey. as administra-
a. e M ~ ss's 1 e Gaafs: Arss dsss.s
.iner: e fsco.sr d.sss ana i % for s :
e ths case of clemens Johnson ". Cath
plication Tor temporary Injunction wa.
coctlnued eill October a. The restraining
erdsr hefssofore issued b to continue IN
seeks % recover possession OF = daily
unich ~ sod 70 tho 0regDons.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

Pc ,PlE'S PARTY TICKET.
For Presidential Electors.
NATHAN T. CATION.
ISAAC n. MAXWELL.
JOHN B. HART.
DEWITT C. NEWMAN.
For Ccngressmen.
JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS.
WILLIAM c. JONES.
He9 Judge OF the supreme Court,
JAMES B. REAvIS.
For Governor
JOHN r. ROGERS.
For Meutenant Governor.
THURSTON DANIELS.
For Secretary Of State.
WILL u. JENKINS.
Fer state Treasurer,
c. W. YOUNG.
For State Auditor,
NEAL CHEETHAM.
For Attorney General,
PATRICK HENRY WINSTON.
For superintendent Of Public In
structtcn,
FRANK J. BROWNE.
FER Coumissisner 81 Publio Lands,
ROBERT BRIDGES.
For state Printer,
CwIN HICKS.
For Representatives 3sth District,
VAN r. PTERsoS.
JAMES c. MERRIFIELD.
Fer Representatives 3Dfh District,
EUGENE W WAY,
GEORGE w. HoDGpoN
r~p Representatives 10th District,
SAMUEL ARCHER,
ISAIAH d. SPENCER.
Fer Representatives 4Ist District,
CLARK DAVIS.
ROBERT MERCHANT.
Fer Representative <xnd District,
HANS HANSEN.
eOLON T. WILLIAMS.
Fer representatives A8rd District,
THOMAS wrNsoR.
PAUL LAND.
JOHN o. EDWARDS.
Ter judges Superior CeuFt,
WILLIAM HICKMAN MOORE.
ORANGE JACOBS.
ELLSWORTH D. BENSON.
Fer County Asastes.
EDWIN H. EvESsON.
For cesnty Clerk.
GEORGE IL. HOLLOWAY.
For County Treasurer,
CHARLES r. wHrTTrsESEY.
For Assessor.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
For sherf9,
WILLIAM II. AoYER-
FOR Counsy Surveyor.
PHTL0 .. HAALfN
Fer Connsy OProsecutingD Attorney,
JAMES r. McELROy.
For eupertnsenaent 81 schools,
WILLIAM j. MEREDITH.
For Coroner,
HENRY YASDELfA
For County Commfss1oaes,
FIRST psstrsc.-TTMoTHY RYAN
Thard Dsstrsct-JAMf-S X. BofCE.
Fsu Wreeknssser.
SIMON TERwILLIGER
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William scheifer. aged Is years, .
6<stinx n. 3. Benson. -
Coroner Askam was out Of doors yester-
greatly Improved.
yesterday By steamer with j. H. Miller.
sas ssnS i :se s s :s 70 s ns girl
An autopsy was made At But,erworth's
Undertaking rooms yesterday on the body
Of Dominick Arneii, who feii dead OF the
water front last Saturday evening. Death
was due to fatty degeneration OF the heart.
~ Interplay on the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons. The charge was wade by
?. II: Newell; Eckart said that NJ -four
ished . pistol because Newell tried to hit
him with . hammer.
Capt. Avery. who lived at fsit Pine
street. went to Port Angeles on the steam
eP Evangel on October IL Since that time
his acquaintanecs reported him 70 the po-
lice a. missing. Several stories. which
may or may not be true. have been circu-
lated about him.
E. r. Williams. the champion klepto-
Ing. WAS bound over the superior court
yesterday afternoon by Justice OF the
Peace MeElwssn TO answer the charge OF
Queen Anne hili. In default OF bonds
Williams was rensanded 10 jail.
L. r. Helms iaborer. fell through the
narrow gauge track near the Antwerp
saloon last evening. When he found out
that ne could rot be In on the parade. he
said God bless them. ! wish could
be there" He was taken to his home,
corner Of piummer and South Twelfth.
Just before the parade last evening
horse which was attached 20 4 carryail
became frightened near the corner OF
Yesier way and Second avenue. and at
tempted to van away. II was headed
directly into George wirth's store when
q number OF men stopped II. The horse
kicked AMI broke the shafts and It's har-
nees There were a woman and several
children named Erferfy in the carriage.
but all escaped without injury.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

= Printer ooeoeeas n Passing .
Worthless Cheek On Joseph CRETE.
The Evening News seems to occupy q
distinct position a. . center for check
forgers. while the manager. r. III. Demp-
sey. has no end Of illicit checks bearing
signature purporting to be his own pre-
scented him Tor redemption by people who
have been beguiled into paying out their
hafd-earned cash for worthless paper
James piannery, . smooth-tongued rascal
claiming past connection with prominent
Eastern dailiea. . story Of whose misdeeds
Was published In the POst-InteIiigencer .
few days ago, a0lxed the name Of r. III.
Dompaey to "a check and realized Is on
It. F1annery has not been heard Of since.
Joseph Croft. proprietor Of the Germa-
MIA restaurant. on First avenue south.
called Ct police headquarters yesterday
With check signed with T. H. Dempsey's
name Tor the amount Of s. payable at the
Puget Sound National bank. The check
bore the Endorsement Of George Dominey.
Domlncy. who had been boarding with
him for . short time past. rendered the
check Saturday night. and ~ he knew
Dominey Was employed on the News. he
supposed the check to be genuine. As
Dominey was In his debt for board. the
former realized bat - on the check When
Il WAS presented NJ the bank for payment
Il was pronounced q forgery. Croft then
went to the News with the paper. There
he learned that no such check had been
issued from the ONCE. and that the sigma
turo was not genuine.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

Frank f. Jagc. who was for 40 long
chief clerk at the Rasnier-Grand hotel. IN
this city. yesterday received a telegram
from II. Weaver. OF the New Planters ho-
tel. 81. Louis. Offering him an ONCE posi-
ton In that mammoth establishment. The
Planters has national reputation. both
for !ss size and accommodations and for
the manner In which II - conducted. Mr.
Js~o has Just returned from the Hot
Springs hotel. the leading house a. yell
iowssone Park, where he clerkei during
the sea-cn :ust closed. He s right up 10
date IN his business. as 10 evidenced by the
offer from ehe Planters. Mr.. Jago has q
host az friends IN Seattle and N the state.
who VIII regret his departure. IT hate 20
leave here" he sad last night. II know
20 many people. Another thing that both
ers me 10 thar I shall be unable 20 cast
my vote for Mckinley. ! Will leave co.
morrow"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

The London Empire Entertainers. I'M
der the management Of Adolph Laske
from the principal European and New
York theaterA viii be seen at the Seattle
theater next Saturday. October II. They
come direct from the Grand opera house.
Los Angeles. and the Orpheum. San Fran
cisco, where the company has just closed
an eigh. weeks engagement, turning hun
dreds away nightly.
The leading feature OF this big ana re-
fined vaudeville company Is A.bini. the
European magician, mimic and humoris;.
from the principal fheaters IN France.
Germany and England, and the leading
theaters n America.
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ANUsEMExTs.


The Portland Oregonian Of October q
speaks IS follows concerning the Maginei-
Mulhn Concert Company. which appears
ut the Seattle theater Thursday night:
The concert given by the Maginel-Alul-
Nm company. at the Marquam Grand last
night was fairly well attended. The music
was IKE the oft-quoted cup Of tea that
cheers. but does not lnebriate. The pro-
gramme was marked by short numbers
ana frequent encores, the audience being
enthusiastic In its applause. The hit OF
the evening was Miss Certie Lachmsn.
whose hird-lIke whistling was greeted
with prolonged and hearty applause when
ever she made her appearance. Her SIM
pie and unaffected manner. no less than
her sweet trills and soft bird notes. CON-
pletesy won the audience"
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/ c. NILES CO., =. !. 4 - s.'s :. ="
GATES MUST BE AJAR
The naaate People Uet1aea TAa4 L.
brnsy Entransss Muse - KeDt
Open AZ yawht.

oDen ~ wight.
Al . meeting az the board Of public
works held yesterday afternoon. the prsa-
cspas ropsc OF discussion was the fact THAI
fne entrances 70 the pubic library -ad
been ciOsed by the merchants IN the Ratio
building. Il was decided 20 warn the man.
ayers 81 tho R1Asso building that the
terms At the Lease had been oeoksn by the
CLOSING At the doors. and the following
tstter was written - Herman Chapsn.
eesnt and attorney tn fact Tor William
CAboe. trustees Of the Seattle Real Estate
Trust and owners of the building known
- the Rialeo lbussd.nx
Dear 0sr. You are hereby notified that
the covenants contained In paragraph
OF tne lease executed on February l. lhe6.
BY the above named trustees OF the Sc
attie Real Estate Trust. by you a. tns.r
attorney IL fact.as parties OF the f1rst part.
and the library commission Of the city OF
Seattle. - parties OF the second part.
which covenants are To the effect that the
ooorways and entrances OF the said Ratio
building shall be open. and access. tngress
and egress TO and from tts premises de-
m-sed ~ said lease shall be permitted on
week days frora q m until 10 p. m. OF
each day. have been vtoisted by the clos.
ing and locking OF SAID doorways and en-
frances on the 18th day OF October. ls96.
~ the hour Of 8 O'Clock p. m. and On the
18th day Of October. 1895. during ell
the customary hours for Sunday opsuing,
and that the tenants Of the lower floors
Of the said Rialto building. who hold ieas-
- for the portions Of sad building Occu-
pied by them. from the said trustees Of the
Seattle Real Estate Trust. threaten to
close sad do0rways ana entrances and to
lock the same ct said hour Of 6 O'Clock of
each day. The said lessons are hereby mo-
titled through you.astheir attorney in fact,
70 cause the sad covenants OF said lease
20 be complied with according 10 their
terms, and that IL they ara not so COM
Piled with The city OF Seattle VIII bs enti-
tied at It's option TO terminate said lease
IL II 90 elects. You are further notified THAI
no further rent Will be paid under sad
lease uniess its terms and conditions
thereof on the part Of the lessons are
strictly compiled with. Very respectfully.
''R. II. THOMSON.
Chairman OF the Board Of Pubic
Works"
Resolution No. a. which lnstrucss prop
erty owners TO keep the sidewalks clear in
front Of their property, was referred to
the superintendent OF streets. with power
TO act.
The secretary Of the board Of public
works was instructed TO notify all COM
panies that have poles In Cherry street TO
remove them immediately within the curb
line.
The assessment roll for the improvement
of Cherry street. from First avenue to
Second avenue, was read and approved.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
II. General superintendent com,nr.

George X Hoover, 80 Chicago general
superintendent Of The National Chtlsren.s
Home Society, IL expected ,n Seattle soon
A meeting II called fer Monday. Nevern-
her & at 80 .. m. In the rarior az the r
NJ C. A. building. 70 organize q state
hoard 81 directors Mr.. Hoover IL 10 BE-
present AZ this meeting. and i< also en-
rectesi 20 speak on Sunday November I
IN the First Methodist Episcopal church
~ II O. m. and in Tire First Presbyterian
church IN the evening
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vIaHr ron 4 oIar-


- Csntest IL Detween The EatAes
and Grandfather.
writ OF habeas corpus was yesterday
1eued By Judge Osborn directing that
Maf4aret Walsh be produced In court on
Nevember at $50 o'clock. The writ was
oued on the petition OF Henry Walsh.
vno b the father Of Margaret Walsh. The
ntter h minor. aged years. Walsh al
Mees that the child Is iilegslly restrained
4 her liberty At Gilman BY Michael MIR
~. her grandfather. who nretends to
Navo right to her possession. custody
- control until Q bill for her care and
tnintenance has b. en- paid. In fact Muir.
~ has frequently said he would not give
- the child until the law said So" The
1ther has rendered the grandfather 500
H. sayHent CT his claim. but he refused 10
1eeept that sum or any other sum. but
INSISTS on retaining the child. On this
pefition the writ Of haheas corpus WAS IL
I'D
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PERSONAL.

q at the Disier.
Mrs r. r. Sehconovcr. OF Mount Yer
non. II Al the Dt.ler
p. o'Leayy. an extensive rancher and
hop raiser OF Toll. Is al the piiier.
c. Thomson. rsncher of Richmond.
formerly . police cfficer OF this city, Is
ct the Dilier.
.scfrcus.s jim. q prominent Indian az
Neah Bay. vas IN Seattle yesterday. He
Is q friend Of many OF the cid settlers
In tais city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27
Art Leasue Lecture Tonight.

The las. Of the series % lectures on
'rnreno'ogy and Physornomy' VII be
delivered before the Seattle Arr League
and School Of Design. In the Hsnck'ey
building, thss evening. The lecture VIII
be illustrated BY blackboard sketches es
character and the expression OF emotion
The rshre reception win be held on FRI
dsv afternoon ard evening. when q nner
exh lniticn OF work vi, be made than ever
before.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

n. sarserl. Wholesale LtSusp Dealer.
OF rs James street. has securei TIE
agency fer Janes Everart's celebrated
Canada Malt Lager Beer and Old English
'ale and ak Tasse NAL, productions are
guaranteed. and ycu are the Judge. Try
them ana b convinced. Family trade .
speciality.
TAss celebrated e~er win ~ found in
the arst-class resorts 81 Seattle and hy
6eaisrs who give you lao cents On the
dollar. Ask for Everardss 'aIf sra ali
ana F.vsravs-s beer. IN bottles oaiy. r.
Sartorf Wholesale agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

r,-an Seattle. lre'utinx berth In soarsss
.ss<o>r f~crn Portland. S-a nrst-cisSs
snrsadsne nersn In Pullman sleeper frcsa
portland. for train leAssrs $50 y rs- ocso-
Aer & ard 20 g. n. October =. TAKE TIE
ss..es,s sanset gnnt~ te al pants East
the great iraaseonslnsnsaa wsatsg rease-
s..,ss.nsrn raesssc s.ckss esHee, SIS FIRST ave.
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Black Goods.

We can safely assert mat our stock
Of Black Goods Is the NEST complete
and Is the most varied OF any stock IN
the Northwest
ta-inch Al.-Wooi RrocAies, mohair
figures. large and small designs. 600 =
yard.
<s-inch All-woo; French Serge. Sc
5e-inch Saeilian Cloth. sc yard.
4s-tnch English Storm Serge. coo
yard.
ss-inch Crepe. caevios and boue!e ng-
ure. &c yard.
ts-inch Mummy C.osh. soc yard.
se-tnch priestIy.s) Fancy Brocxdcs.
0-oo yard.
Erinch Boueies. $40 yard.
finch Sol.el Figures. snohsir figures
-an extra heavy cloth--$i-s5 yard
<<-inch So.iei Figures and Siik Fig
ures Granite Cloth. $1.<o yard.
4%-inch Tus,ed Cheyiots. norai de-
signs. sta yard
<4-inch SIX and Wool Novelties. $-ss
yard.
4l-inch Nlk Warp Fancies. saz yard.
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Gladness Comes

NTH . better understanding Of the
w transient nature Of tho many phys
lcal Ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle enogts--pleasant efforts
rightly directed There h comfort in
the knowledge, that % many forms Of
sickness are NOT due TO any actual dis
ease. but simply to . constipated condi-
ton OF the system. which The pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Pigs, promptr
II removes. That Is why IL il tho only
remedy with millions Of families, and ID
everywhere esAsoued % highly BY all
who value good health Its beneficial
effects are due TO The fact. that it's the
ono remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs ON which IL acts. 1t is therefore
Ill important, in order to get its bene-
1cial effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
oil reputable druggists
II in the enjoyment OF good health.
and the system Is regular, laxatives or
other rensdies arc then mot needed II
a6icted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most slxillful
physicians, but If in need Of . laxative,
one should have the best and with the
well-infcrmed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and b most largely
used and givesmost general satisfaction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

Also. that In accordance with the pre-
visions OF section s7s Vol I, Hiirs Coda, IL
proposed amendment 70 Section ! ~
Article vi. Of the constitution OF the otato'
OF Washington has been daily eertined -
this once by the zecresary Of state. which
said proposed amendment - - foiI0wNl
so-wit:
'.sect'on l. All male persons Of the Geo
OF twsnty-one years or over. possessing d.
following qualifications. shall be entities
TO vote at all elections. They shah b. eltf~
Gems Of the United States; they shall have
lived In tho state one ysar and In thu
county ninety days. and in the city. town.
ward or precinct thirty days Immediately
preceding the election at which they o1kop
10 VOTE THEY SHALL I'm ABLB 10
READ AND STEAK THE EN0LI0H
LANGUAGE. Provided, That indians not
taxed shalt never be allowed the electivo
franchise: AND FURTHER PROvIDEDS
THAT THIS AMENDMENT SHALL NOT
EFFECT tAFFECT) THE RIGHT o.
FRANCHISE or All PERSON WHO
rs NOW A QUALIFIED ELDcToR Or
THIS STATE THE LECIsLArUnu
THE MANNER Of AscERTAINIi51
TIE QUALIFICATIONS or v0TEn0
As TO THEIR ABILITY 10 HEAQ
AND SPEAK THE EN0LIeH Lam
GUAGE, AND PROVIDING TON Pun
fsHMENT OF PERSONS VOTING Oh
1kESttf2i EAjNu In VGV1xAI1&Ify w.
THE PROVISIONS OF THIS DDCTlOWsN
Amsndasory portion printed IN eap1-)
Also, that pefffisn, signs1 ~ 1870
than one hundred qualified electors 81
King county. PRAYING for tbe submtoGeom
OF the question Of township erganiGot1ous
20 the vote Of the qualsaed electors -
King county IT the nsxt general sieettonss
has been duly fisd according - tho Deosz
visions Of chapter IL, 6ssston Laws It IT.
State Of Washington Tor fhs yeAr Ia on0k
that said question win - subnn1eto1
thersat-
Ana I DO hereby earthly that the abovo3
and foregoing ~ true and correct Gtaoo.#
nient Of al questions 70 10 submitted - ~
vote. ard true and correct hsf Of oon1tsz
dates ~ filed with mo In accordance Wtkms
law. 20 be voted for at thu general e1oo6s
ton hereinzhove nrst referred "a.
Witness my hand and oftcial ooa1 g.
slsf day Of Drtober. A. u. is2G
auditors sezi3 NATHAN DElfh1Q.
County Auditor and sx-OfIlcso CjGFk ~ IT,
Board Of County Commissioners q -
Count. Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-27

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