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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-02

Deeds-Eugenia Gripgs to Alice G..
Wood, lot IA, in block II, Satterth-
waite's addition. Richard Csples ard
Louis Hamm er to j. H. Russell, lot 81
and half of lot 80, in block /, according
to map No. !, OF Satterthw aite's addi-
tiOn.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-02

San Antonio street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-02

Smiths Creamery is open again.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-05-02

FUTILE PAINT& GLASS Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
REPUBLICAN WARRANT FOR
GERIES.
Defaications. Forgcrics. Piundcrings
and Extravaganza characteristics
OF the Old Regime.

We have avoided calling hard times
against the Republican ring masters Of
the last administration as much as pos
sible. although the facts warrant very
plain language. 1t Is a fact. and a re-
sponsibi!lty which the Republican Party
cannot dodge. that the wicked and care
less extravaganza that prevailed In almost
every department ot State and County
Government from 1893 TO 1897 WAS made
douhly criminal by a system Of downright
forgeries which may yet deprive the state
treasury OF a vast sum Of money. and
which must In any event result in great
loss to some one. probably the banks and
the trust companies that handled the
forged paper
The Republican press has disclaimed re-
sponsihilty on behalf Of IT. party for tho
Evans fnrgcries and other individual Re-
publican rascalities. on tho plea that there
are always black sheep 10 hc found In
a political party. and In the language of
the chief Republican organ Of the state.
that THE Fusion Party Will do well II II
escapes with having discovered no greater
number NJ raScals than were found In the
Republican administrations"
This g. very weak pleading Indeed
when We consider that tho reckless cN-
trRvagance neglect ~ duty and dividing
with contractors. a. well - the criminal
waste 81 the tide lands which prevailed.
invited TO holder acts 81 crimnalitv.
HAD the Republican administration pre-
Vaillng under Gov McGraw been prudent
economical and honest. had there been
general good government, there would
have been no individual official crimes ~
an astounding character 20 answer for.
As Il was the official atmosphere Of the
state. with here and there honorable eN-
ccpiions. was surcharged with the hac.
terra Of political corruption. which PROV
"a epidemic ~ both Infection and conta-
gion. 1t was calculated TO breed crime.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
DEFENDING UNION LABOR.
From Speech OF Congressman Lewis
in National House-"A Secret Law
to Crush Labor Unions Is q Blow
at the Organizations of the Poor"

Mr. Chairman: l move to strike out
this provision for converting the street
cars or this countary into mail cars and
the tracks into Government military
roads. Mr.. Chairman. I am opposed to
that provision. I do not impute any
wrongful motive to this committee am
opposed TO that provision permitting the
transportation of mail by electric and ca
bic cars. Why not continue to use wag-
ons' busses and vehicles which circulate
INTO every street or avenue? I am on
posed TO the conspiracy afoot to convert
street railway tracks into military roads
where upon every occasion when masters
ana employers may seduce the military
hand OF the Government the employes
may he trampled under military heel and
slaughtered by Government infantry. Sir
while we are processing devotion to coun-
try and solicitude for her humble moor
"" are permitting the enemies Of liberty
that liberty Of honest protest against
lnJustlce-to surround 1t with persecution
anu death IN order To frghtit or defeat il.
The only purpose of that is to federaIizs
the street railways of this country II
Is not measure for the benefit Of the
mail service and it does not serve any con-
stitHtional purpose. but II makes a strike
on every street railroad a subject OF FED
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
PERSONAL TAX EXEMPTION.
Remember the Judicial Crime OF
1897 as Schlcy's Gunners Re-
tiagO.

And now as 10 the personal property tax
exemption measure. and the gross mis-
represC nations of the Republican press
concerning il. The Fusion Legislature Of
1877 passed a law which was approved by
Gov. Rogers providing that:
THE personal property of each person
liable 10 assessment and taxation under
the provisions of this act. of which such
individual is the actual and bona Gde
owner to an amount not exceeding five
hundred dollars" should be exempted from
taxation"
There was nothing new In this. Terri
tOrial and State Legislatures had made
similar exemptions. and the people Of the
state had enjoyed them for n quarter Of =
century. Such laws had not been ques-
toned while they were enacted and en-
forced by Republicans. but when, al
though on the same constitutional lines.
but little more liberal toward the poor
or class of people. they came TO be IN
acted and enforced by a reform State
Government. the judicial branch thereof
found fundamental law which In its opin-
ion. afforded sufficen, grounds for de-
claring that most righteous piece Of leg.s-
lation to be unconstitutional and there
fore null and void.
This judicial act wiped out personal
property tax exemptions altogether, and
compelled the assessment and tax officials
TO levy an exceptionally heavy burden
upon class of people least able TO
bear Ii.
1t Is needless TO say that Peoples Party
Assessors and tax collectors enforced the
judicially outraged law much against
their wills. while such Republican officers
of the same class as We're left In power
executed it upon the people with ruthless
hands and in such manner. and with
such Misrepresentation as were well cal
culated to make as much capital as pos
sible for the Republican Party.
History aud Facts.
As this matter must prove to be a
strong factor in the campaign a brief
plain statement of facts concerning 1t Is
necessary here. Fortunately a document
Is at hand. written by Hon. John r.
Mitchell, County Attorney for Thurston
County, and issued by Secretaries James
+. Connolly, A. l.. Callow and John 5.
Brewer of the Democratic. Peoples
Party and Silver Republican Central
Committees of the same county. which
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26

ably presents the whole truth In the
premises. thereby saving much time and
labor A condensation Of this document
in part shows that
Commencing in the year 1854. the Terri
torial Legislature exempted from taxa
ton real and personal property of reli-
gious, benevolent. literary and scientific
institutions. territorial and county prop
erty, school houses and lands public IL
braries, places of burial and property of
certain Indians. Such continued to be the
law until 1871. at which time the Terri
torial Legislature enacted law contain
ing among other things the following:
THAT household furniture to the value
of one hundred and fifty dollars shall be
exempt from taxation"
The same law was re-enacted in 1876 and
again in 1877 On the latter date. howev-
err. the exemption was reduced from one
hundred and fifty to one hundred dollars.
In 1879 the Territorial Legislature re-
enacted the same law, increasing the ex-
empton as follows:
Household furniture to the amount of
two hundred dollars in value for each
family. all wearing apparel in actual use
and food provided for the family not to
exceed one years supply"
The same law is found in the Territorial
Code of 1881. and was carried forward In
the laws of the territory until the state
constitution was adopted in 1850. There
never was time from 1871 down to tho
admission OF the State OF Washington to
the Union in 1889 that a certain amount OF
personal property was not exempted from
taxation.
For nearly a quarter OF century the
people had by legislative enactments ex-
pressing their will exempted a certain
class OF personal property in order to en-
courage immigration. and 20 assist the
thrifty pioneer settlers who ofttmes be-
gan life here on very small means. This
had become a fixed policy and was very
generally approved and II the constitu-
ton that was approved in 1889 is defec-
tive In granting powers to the Legislature
to carry out the same good PLAN no time
should he lost in amending it so that am
pie scope for legislative enactment for
the purpose may be granted. That it Is
the policy of the Fusion Party TO make
liberal exemptions of private personal
property while the conditions in the state
demand ii Is forcibly shown by the en-
actmcnt of the Legislature of 1897, and by
expressions made in the conventions of
the party held before and since that time.
But let us see what provision the
constitution of 1889 really did make on
this point of personal property tax ex-
emption. II is clearly set forth in article
I, section . as follows:
provided. further, That the property OF
the United States. and of the state. coun-
ties. school districts and other municipal
corporations, and such other property as
the Legislature may by general laws pro-
vide, shall he exempt from taxation"
To common sense layman that provl-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26

rs. 1897. The other case was heard In
Adams County before Judge e. II. Neal.
In which he held the law valid. hut was
reversed by the Supreme Court. to which
the case was taken. The las; case men
toned has not been much referred 10 by
the Republican press truthfully saws ono
writer. because its history shows that
there Is one distinguished member of tho
Superior bench OF the two before whom
the law was submitted who held II to bo
constitutional.
Remember the Judicial Crime OF
1897
Whatever of injustice and suffering the
overthrow OF the act brought upon
large class of our people. It must he re-
membered that the Republican Party II To
blame for IT, and the Republican Party
exclusively. That party when In power In
1893 az has been shown fixed the cxcmp-
ton at three hundred dollars In 1895 Il
re-enacted the same law and. II the dccl-
sion of the Supreme Court is good law.
the Republicans gave the people a three
hundred dollar exemption for years un-
constitutionally. The discovery was not
made, however. until they were hurled
from office by an outraged constituency.
and until a reform administration. acting
under the same constitution. undertook
to deal with the poorer class In more
liberal spirit.
To the Republican press Is left the I'M
welcome task of defending the action OF
its party and the decision OF the Supreme
Court In this matter. No matter with
what cunning and sophistry the work IL
done, the people Will not be deceived. The
facts as here presented cannot he denied.
except in classification. and voters are call
ed upon to remember az the polls this fail
the judicial Crime OF lsT. with the same
effect that Schleys brave gunners rcmcm-
h. At, .efI "a,
vera's feet was so calamity and right
eously destroyed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
Mr. Lewis Of Washington said:

Mr.. Lewis OF W dSnl1EtOn sulu.
Mr. Speaker: At the suggestion OF those
particularly interested. I am asked 10 ex-
press some Of the views before this House
which | expressed before the committee
when advocated the eight-hour measure.
The outv ard object OF this hill, as stated
IN the title. Il an eight-hour law: that
Is to say. a measure that men lahoring
I'm manual toll for their living in any
matter in which the Government is inter
estcd. contracts or otherwise. shall not
give moro than eight hours in n day TO
manual toll. II IS assumed that this is a
great boon 10 the toiler for whcr he
should be- so grateful as to tall down In
profound worship and endless gratitude
AZ once. For The benefits conferred in this
mcasure-part Of which I was the advo-
cnte-the toiler must be duly appr"CiatiVe.
but hero We are forced to indulge in a
prncticai observation.
The day * twelve hours by tho Julian
calendar Tho ordinary toilcr lives away
from the center ~ the mandatory or
place 81 toll. His small income nccess-
tatcs his living In n suburban home From
the time he rises. and. coming from the
details of his breakfast. to the time he
reaches his place OF work. let us assume
that an hour has passed. From the time
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
GRAIN INSPECTION DEPARTMENT
George p. Wright, State Grain In.
spectOr.

The administration of the grain inspec-
ton department under Fusion State Gov
eminent has given entire satisfaction. II
is plain from the statistics at hand that
the receipts of grain at Puget Sound
points are increasing. The total receipts
of grain for the ten months beginning
September l. 1896 and ending June 80
1897 at the three points, Tacoma. Seattle
and Spokane, was S499 cars. The total
earnings for the same period was 67o6 81
and the total expenditures s6I32.47. For
the corresponding ten months of the years
1897 and 1898 the total receipts OF grain
figured up 1865 cars, with earnings
amounting to s12.56Sl5. and expenditures
S9G7l.
Experience shows that the fee Of Is
cents for sacked and 30 cents for bulk
cars is ample to cover the expense of in
spection. On July ], 1898, there was on
hand in the grain inspection fund siO36 49,
which amount will be considerably in
creased by the time the next Legislature
meets. The systematizing of the grain
business has proven itself very satisfac-
tory 10 grain dealers and buyers. and tho
grading of the grain at terminal points by
official inspectors instead of by the buy
ers' private inspectors. has resulted in
giving fair and equal justice to all ship
pers alike irrespective of whether they
ship one or ONE hundred cars in a sea-
son.
OF the 1896 cars of wheat shipped to
Tacoma during the period from August
/, 1897. to July 81, 1898, the grades ran as
follows.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
GENERAL ELECTION OF 1908.
List ofthe Places to BE Filled and
Figures Showing Probable Re-
suits OF the Campaign.

4 general election will take place In tho
State of Washington this fan for:
I. Two members Of the Supreme Court
to succeed Judge Elmon Scott 81 what
com and Judge T. J. Anders OF Walla
Waila. both Republicans.
.. Indirectly, or by the Legislature. one
United States Senator to succeed S-n-
ator John l.. Wilson of Spokane. n Re
publican.
g. Two Congressman to succeed James
Hamilton Lewis Of Seattle Democrat
and w. c. Jones OF Spokane. silver Re.
publican.
T. Members OF the State Senate as fol
lows:
First District, Lincoln and Okanogan
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26

than this for the Fusion cause. and prob
ably will. All that Is needed Is harmony
and a strong united action.
A complete set OF county officers. with
the exception OF few hold-over County
Commissioners are 10 be elected. and tho
prospects are that with the exception ot
three or four counties the Fusionists will
make n clean sweep. They certainly
should do 80. The record Of the officera
elected by the Peoples Party In 1896 has
been uniformly good. and with here and
there an exception their administrations
have. together with that of the splendid
record given by the State Government
been such ms to mark the beginning OF n
new and improved era In the pabl!c lira
Of the state.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
+. Il. Mcdonald, State Dairy Com.
missioner.

The Fusion Legislature Of 1897 passed
law amending the old dairy statute:
First-ThrowinS safeguards around
pure milk by providing a penalty for us
ing acids to prevent milk from sourng
BY the use OF acids in milk. it causes II
to be unfit for food for children. as it
destroys the coatings of the stomach.
Second-Providing a penalty for the
manufacture or sale OF filled cheese. Tho
sale Of filled cheese had almost destroyed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
Placing the Blanc

This is the time and plt.. FOR lnr1'-
ing the blame for the personal p'tp,r'y
tax exemption blunlcr. and the tsr4unil
property tax Outrage Wh'r" a. rtuu. IT'S
belongs. and So long as IN" truth AVID tne
truth only ia adhered t. tho whole ,rufu
may he tuld fearlessly. Tho statue - tho
controversy may DE stated in n nuf-h'll
The Republican Party sought To- reverse,
by means OF tn" Supremc Court the one
ration OF a most righteous proyis un ~ rh-
revenue law ~ 1877
Its defeated and CONDEMNED rinPle11,ra.
smarting from the lash Of ppt illr luiIu-
nation applied with all the fpf.s of 10 poe
Htical reform avalanche TN i0aG s,".ur no
hop" for r"v"ng" ia tho ,N,.u'f,. ANA
legislative branches of the gpN,ruun' uf.
had the hraZ"n hnrdihuud the bold nu..
degraded "ffron'cry 20 carry th.ir uuhHv
schemes To I'll" judicial branch ~ 80"
government, tho political party suW.
plexion Of q major portion - Witch was
yet in harmony with their party alliance.
Even had the law been technically un-
constitutional such course tafil NOV
have been justified IN face Of 80" facts
tina: by overturniuP e. innocent prsr.o
would bee made 10 sufTor. and that fh,V
themselves had given the same .llaa -
persons partial relief under 'hc same A.
legged unconstitutional procedure.
II may be said in attempted Justification
OF tho move TO wipe ont the personal tax
exemption that tho revenues were 90.
creased thereby. That IL most agsrt.
waiting plea To the minds ~ those Who
believe in a policy 81 placing thu huf.
dens OF taxation where they righifuilN hr-
long. and not on the shoulders - mo
poor. Such an excuse Is far from iustin
cation. II Is mockcry. In short the
judicial crime OF $50. here referred 20. fur
which the Republican Party must hc he'll
to account. placed n load OF taxation
chiefly upon the shoulders % "a, poor.
amounting 10 hundreds of thousands 81
III
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
Saving OF Nearly $4,000.

Washington State Penitentiary,
sl7.55 per day. or 1899 per cent.
Eastern Washington Hospital for
Insane, $3.50 per day. or 1915 per
cent.
Western Washington Hospital for
Insane, $3l.O9 per day. or 1877 per
cent.
Washington State Reform School.
A.N per day, or 81 per cent.
A total saving per day of ss4.62.
A total saving for the year OF
S30.S76.30.
Or an average saving on all insti-
tutions Of 1l.S2 per cent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
Cyrus w. Young, State Treasurer
@. w. Il Owne, Deputy.

We have already seen. from the statis-
tics of other departments. something OF
the enormous amount of work done in
the Treasurer's office. The most strict
business discipline prevails there. but an
examination of the department shows that
the Treasurer is without sufficient cleri-
cal help. The appropriation for that
purpose should be increased by the Legis-
lature. :.
In a box by itself on the first page OF
this publication is given a complete imam
cial statement from the records Of the
state Treasurer, showing the status OF
the states finances to June 30. 1898. 1t Is
not necessary to repeat that here. IL ~
important to add. however, that in addl-
tion to the calls for warrants mentioned
there. the Treasurer has sent out call
maturing August II, as follows:
General fund warrants ............S2 .41o ~
Military fund warrants ............ H.7S5 SO
Total ........... ........'......''.s!',- w
This. added to the amount by which the
..ate debt has been decreased since the
Seginning OF the Fusion Administration
makes the total $S3O, 533.O7, instead Of $751;
E1.T.
But this is not all. The State treasurer
assured the writer that calls for the re-
Iemntion OF warrants would be made be-
fore the expiration Of the present year
amounting to over $250,0O more. thereny
reducing the state debt by fully one mil
lion dollars during the first two years OF
the Fusion term. ,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26
THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW.
Speech OF Hon James Hamilton
Lewis.

Eight hours toll Is enough to impose
upon man having body 10 care for. a
mind to educate. and a family TO love and
rear"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-08-26

The above tells the story in nutshell.
1t proves, with other data in this publi-
cation, that the Fusion Administration
has been efficient and economical IN all
departments of the government
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