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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-21
Maynard Avenue sewer.

The sewer committee reporting on an
ordinance providing for the Improvement
of Maynard avenue. from King street TO
Lane street % Maynard avenue 10 a CON
nection With the main sewer IN Lane
street, said
Your committee has consulted with the
city engineer. and finds that such sewer
would be contrary To the established
sewer system. and has examined the
premises and believes that 81 sewer con-
structed according TO this bill would bee
az absolute injustice 70 every property
holder living along the west side of May
nafd aVelNie said property having an ex-
trsmely steep slope ~ the westward and
away from the avenue. So thar In one or
two instances the rear ~ the lots are As
much ar more than thirty feet below tho
level of Maynard avenue. in which the
sewer Wogid be built a 4 depth OF not 20
exceed eleven feet.
your committee believes that the
adopted sewer system ~ the citE which
brings al sewers down the hills along
King. Lane and Weller streets. Is the
proper 50 stem.
''Tae present difficulty Is that there is
70 outfnu provided along the water front
To carry the sewage brought 10 the foot
If thr EsN ont go sea ~ The present
time lsu~ street and Dearborn street
sewers discharge upon the beach short
disfaace south of the property intended
- h., severed hv this ordinance and the
discharge from these sewers lying upon
tl1s. shore ana largely hold 81 position hy
Ghs hI8ag q lands 20 the westward is
liable IL saeu become menace - health
'Nnur committee therefore believes
shat staps shau.d DE- taken immediately
looking 20 fhe coH35uulng - "a reason
able strip ~ Lard alcuEslte 80 the right
of-wav - the Columbia & Puget Sound
Railroad Company. o~ the making AZ an
agTecGnent wih the Columbia & Puget
Sound for the Ase e "a portion az lts
Tiehf-of-wav Cor the TiEht-of-eay ~ an
osIfau following The fogt - 'he hll for
some considerable distance south ~ Eanc
street. ana a.Scaavgiag through our pres
.ist a4tfau az she foot e ksrg s'feet.'
New Road "a Republic.
= Recitation was introduced bT Council
proposed -oa4 from Bridgeport g. R-gtsu-
i.e =s=a arE.nE the ksuE county ae,4as "a; s1a
~ favor n rasar" So fh@ legislature -
tes. +n2 b~a arg 4Eulsr4f thst inc
htrE tu.rs> Gv3sE r3tr wished support f.1
fH#$ hlH s3a-e strong HEst 1as os.nE
usfte against tie DsH 1y representative
frera Spokane. 'TEr opposition oc Spokane
90 ne ns sad because tae uazsr rsa5f
~o3lt thrcS tE5s Als4aass Z Republic camp
- ffN n stern ps4rE - t1e sat-. Ihr re-
e.sttsfs U.s. adopted So resolution has
.rsa.fT e-AAse3 s.e Chamber ~ Commerce
- ta.s ests.
aN ~as Introduced ~ 1850 lay3nE osIt
2@s Ss-ssIs s-A.y i4~. a.4e, s--4.-. 1xol
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
DR.. Teatat Work.

E, NJ. Fielstad had another calf
die Tuesday mori ing, and supposing
it was blackleg, i. S. w. Teal, of
Oakes, state veter (lary for this dis
trict, was called& and arrived this
morning and exA mined the case.
The Doctor says it was not blackleg:
but that the calf dill q of plura pneu-
monia-- probably cjEching cold dur
ing the recent ba weather. Mr.
Fjelstad lost severalk head of youns
stock couple Of md aths ago, and
from description he igives of their
symptoms Dr.. Teal ssH IS they prob,
ably had blackleg. 1he whole herd
having soon after beeh vacinated, the
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
do so now, They will have to do
with encounters with cyclones and
blizzards. prairie fires, unusual we'd
dings, funerals and baptisms.
Wheeler's lOpinion.

General WheelerIhas written let
ter to President Mckinley, which
was receiyed whiles the president was
at Sioux Falls and read to the people
there, from which The following is an
extract.
III am confident tina, if we would
withdraw our arrA now Agninaldo
couId not hold hirhself in power with
out caNing on warfare against other
tribes, apd this Would cause con-
stant Warfare andS turmoil for years.
| Of course,sthere would he looting Of
cities and Sailing and destruction Of
of property and tho business people
and property holders would apply to
some strong government to restore
order. .For us to. withdraw our army
now would be criminal, and for such
an action we wouldbe arraigned and
denounced by the utilized nations Of
the earth" ~
This is the opinidn Sf one of the
best American citizbns il the Unitec
States today. GenBral Wheeler was
in the Confederate serviS& and il
party politics is opposed tosMcKin
Icy. But he is br9ad minded snougt
to look at the Philippine qdestior
with other political party eyes. ef'
entirely to themselves the Philippiho
are not now capable of self govern
ment. They aress quarreling among
themselves, and OILY a small portion
of the people would consent to tn
government Of Aguinaldo. Some
other and strongeHgovernment woule
soon have to step in and do what tn
United States is doing if we shoul'
withdraw our forces from the islands
1t may take a generation of civiliza
ton and educati9n to fit them fo
self government, ,under territoria
form, but it is the only honorabl
thing to do-and It is the only thin
that will be done;s
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
A Successor to Lewis Carroll.

The Ladies', Home Journal believes
that it has found successor to Lewis
Carroll, of "Alice in Wonderland"
fame. He is lbert W. Smith, one
of the professolk in Leland Stanford
Jr. University, il California, and his
work appears for the first time in the
November issue of the magazine in a
series of juvenile jingle verses called
"Funnyland
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
The Next Census.

Our next census will show a popu-
lation of about setenty-6ve millions,
says The Ladies' Home journal. To
complete this count within the re-
quired thirty days about fifty thous'
and census enumsrators will be en-
ployed. 1t will jbe necessary tor
them to count at The rate of two and
half millions persons per day, or
even faster. Tho population of all
cities and towns of over eight thous-
and must be enumerated within a
period of two weeks.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
Fifty Stories of the Far West.

The Rev, Cyrus Townsend Brady,
author OF "tpr Love OF Country and
ssFor the Rreecom OF the Sea-" is
writing his Experiences and adven-
lures as "a elissonary in the Far
West for ed kly publication in The
Ladies' HomA journal. Mr.. Brady
was stationed in the far west eight
years as "a mil Fionaiy. In that time
he had some host stirring and excit-
ing and often numerous experiences,
and fifty of e most thrilling and
unusal of these he will relate in Il
series of articl9k He has never be-
fore told these Experiences, He will
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
Looking, Backwards.

Several years go man canvassed
the Territory + Dakota gathering
matter for territorial atlas. His
method of operd tion was to approach
a business man, nnounce that he was
preparing an a flas of the territory,
and ask for hi biography for the
book. The bal I was usually tempt
ing one, aud aft pr relating his history
to the satisfacti Rn of the oily tongued
canvasser, he Wis asked for his aut-
ograph which i as readily given in a
little pass books About three months
afterward another man turned up
with cheap dflas and that "auto-
graph" attached to an order for the
atlas at Sis. There were no bio
graphies in tha book. Of course the
man who had; given the order in
quired for the biographies, but the
agent delivering the book knew no.
thing about item. The victim had
no contract fq the publication of his
biography, Htt the agent had his
order for bofk, and the only thing
to be done wdb to settle. This week
another man ppeared in Oakes seek
hing biographii Is for a history of the
>etate, and gof the personal y history of Of
sAeral of our prominent citizens. If
am Ather man furns up within a few
mofA Ahs with Rgned orders for book
it VA simplf be another evidence
that tg suckfs are not all dead and
that hiAory repeats itself.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
A Famous Women's New Position

A Famous Yomen's New Position
Mrs. Margs sret E. sangster, who
for over ten 4Prs has been the editor
of Harper's BaAPr, has resigned her
position and ]pined the editorial
corps of The LaS lies Home Journal,
in which magazine she will here after
conduct a prominent department.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
$3.50 PER YEAR.
Cough
Remedies.

We have about twenty
fivA different kinds in
stock
This y season when
one is sSry apt to catch
cold. There is only
very smaN margin be-
tween a slight cold and
a serious colA A little
prevention in Ae way of
using Que of these sam
pie remedies may save
your life.
StOf
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
SICK hEAKcHEs.

The curse of overwqf Fixed womankind, are
Quickly and surely cue led by Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great ood purifier and It's
i$stssy. Ssts;: Price $ and 50 cents: $: L.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
YOU TRY II

If Shioh's Cough AMI Eonsuml t on Cure
which is sold for the sma lprlce OF % cents,
so cents and 81 90, does hot cure take the
bottle back ana we will sfund your money.
Sold forov fifty years. on this guarantee
Price 25 cents and 50 cet is. S. l.. Harris.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27

~: o::::'.:|I ::::::::::::: !: :: ::
y AkA\A\4Sk1 3l4I !
Nels Peterson moved Monday out
to his farm.
w. D. Huffmdn is finishing the
barn on his property.
Mrs. E. w. Weston of Oakes, was
noticed in Ludden Saturday.
Otto Smith md aved his family to
farm near Oakessa few days since.
George Perkins came home last
week from work ksnear Lidgerwood.
W. H. Cannon and James Hodges
we're over from Ellendale Monday.
James Turpham returned home
last week FROM sCooperstown, N. D.
George Perki ms and Charles Van
Kleeck were af the county seat Mon
day. {
Mrs. E. S. Wilson moved Saturday
into the rooms over e. M Faus'
store. 4
Mrs. G. P. Van Kleeck leaves this
week on visit to her daughter at
Fargo. Z
Jack Scotts little son and daugh-
ter were guests at the Covert home
Sunday. /
3. G.. Barnes has lately become
the owner of ! herd of 40 two year
old helfers.
Rev. YeomAn has been selected by
the South Dakota conference to
preach at Hecla.
A couple of weeks Of warm, sunny
weather would be welcome to thresh-
ers as flowers in May,
George Reinsmith arrived last
week from Michigan and will work
the winter ID this vicinity.
Wlllldll ISeTHluS SCdIG0O lot CulCd-
\ go Saturday in charge of car of
: cattle for Cannon & Lowell.
= It is said THAT H. E. Ellsworth will
+ + be Luddetite this winter, having
rented the a. A. Randall house.
e Ed. Sanddrson of Cakes, delivered
d quite bunch of cattle here Monday
s to the Cannon, Lowell Cattle Com
n pany. s
/ Mrs. ]. B. CLARK was visiting friends
n in town Saturday. Mrs. Clark ex
n poets to leave soon to make her home
t in Montana.
- G. H. Clark has moved the OLE
) store shed, west of r. E. Randall'
e6etore, out to Ills farm to be used il
IL Alilding cattle barn.
=, ~ car of wood over the Grea
4 NoAhern and two cars of coal owe
~ the northwestern went far toward
IA solving the fusl question which ha
.. been tropbling 3 some here abouts g
or G.. P. vaAkKleeck is the owner of
al real curiostyin the shape Of an OIL
le newspaper, "T9e Ulster County Ga7
20 ette," Kingstm, New York, date
. Jan. 4th, 1909 Much space is de
voted to the entonlking of Gener'
Washington, ana tn inside page
u are heavily pordered aHith black o
s, this account. The advertisement,
To contain one, offering for eele "a hea
e. thy, negro weneh, while bose relat
$. ing to the buying and a4lling {
n 'ashes" look strange to eyes u toda.
or The paper h%s lain in Mn Va
nd Kleeck's bible all these years, place
or there by his father, and is not II
all lowed by time, as one might suppu
ls- it would be.
Dr.. Tea at Work.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
A Good Sermon.

The worlds sad enough-so where
you talk-,alkl happiness. No path
way is whollA rough--look for the
smooth places1 Tavoid the rocky
Talk hope-thA world has gre'f
enough of its o En-as poets says
The world is bets off without your
morbid thoughts, \say you are we'll
or all is we'll with ( ou and God will
help to make it So. Half the grie1
of the world is FROM careless utter
ances-better never to have been
spoken.-Fargo Forum.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
Do otouknow

CONSUMPTION is y1eventabe. Science has
proven that, and So that neglectis suicidal.
The worst cold ol cough can be cured with
Shloh's Cough md CONSUMPTION Cure.
Sold on rosittvef guarantee for over fifty
years. S. l.. HI Irris.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
hQrris'
Dug
Stofe
Doctor, who is an/expert in this line,
says there will pfobably be no more
trouble there o4 account of that dis
ease.-Forman Independent.
Second Hand Organs.

So great is the demand for second
hand organs that Mrs. Polka has or
dered Consignment of these instru-
ments from Aberdeen, and they will
be on sale next wSek. No cheap Or
gans, but all good reliable makes and
they range in prize from $25 to $50
each. They mu4 be closed out in
Is days. No SUD b a chance again to
purchase a good organ for Sc little
money.
Buy IN Organ.
OF organs new, d organs old,
You all must I'VE an organ;
And organs old 8s Dewey's fame,
Will be the grS Shter bargain.
The little folks d love to sing.
About their n 9tes and flats;
And If for them fan organs bought,
They'll do without new hats.
How sweet the prgan's cadences,
From out upSn the prairie;
! How sweeter still if father'd buy,
For you and {ne, and Mary.
'Tis pleasant b the fre-side, :,
To hear the (ld folks talk;
Of the good oN times they used to have,
Before the rag time" cake walk.
Butth ''cakex walks" not go,
With no organ in the house;
Where everything is morbid,
And as quiel as mouse.
So buy lowell organ
(And save Ell penses now
With twenty dd liar heifer
And Thirty dollar COW.
Lillian Polka.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-27
bcesal all Claimed.

OaEsssN. d., Oct. 10, 1899.
Wrought Iron hNge Co., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Gentlemen! I'VE purchased one Of
your Home G dMrost Steel Ranges
four years agokA can sly that it
does all claimf ID h it, saves fuel,
bahes perfect I hd gNgs an abundance
Of hot water. F. Hosznn-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
A Large Surprise

THE boys" engineered surprls,
party on John yeach last TUESDAY
evening which proved To be great
success Sixty'hYe ~ his friends
ranging Ia age from two 70 seventy.
i've years Invaded his home ON the
corner OF Nineteenth aud Ferp
streets aud very pleasantly captured
nr Neaeh, sentencing him 10 an eve.
nlng OF enloyment such as ne has
not had since the DAYS of his care free
youth.
Tue house was nlled TO Overlooking
and all possible amusements We're
brought into reQuisltion 70 make the
evening pass pleasantly aud with ad,
mirable success.
MOI till two hours OF the morn.
Tux passed dld the company dlsperse
'eaYlng Mr. Neach With Ithe lmpres-
slon that his friends were .ipdeei
legion,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
TODAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND Jan. 20, Wheat vale,
62i Walla Walla,50c
Fiour-Portland, 1920; SuperHne
s2l.5 per bol. "'N
Oats-White 42(G43c.
! Hay-$8(d9 per ton.
H0ps-l2(Gl5c; old crop &c.
q Wool-ValleH l0Gl2c; Eastern
~ MlIIlllsatauif-Bran, All sl7; shorts, slS
Poultry-Chickens, mixed 81. .5Ola3 N
turkeys, live, lVd2Oc, '' -
EEggs-OregOn, 2jc per doz.
hldes-Green, salted 90 lbs, gGsIc
under % lbs, ,6i(G7c;sheep pelts l5Id zoe,
Unions l5c(d$l per sack.
Butter best dairy, 25CG3Oc: fancV
creamery, 6Oc(d55c per roll. 0'
Potatoes, 75(dS0c per sack.
Hogs-Heayy, SI.75.
WeatheTs BIC: dressed 10
Beef--Steers, SO. .25(d3.50: cows. s2 S0
Cg2'75 dressed, 5rG0. '-'''
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat--52.
Oats-35c,
nay-Baled, cheat, 500
tail $500. V'''oo' 'e-
MIllstutf-8ran $500 shorts sI5 M
Hogs-dressed, sc. ~'''00'
Live cattle--2tCG3c.
Sheep-LiVe, s2.5O(d$3.
Yeal-5tc,
Bfptter5Dalry zoe; creamery Csc.
Mool-Best, ,l5c. Mohalr 25c,
Hops Best l6CGl7c.
Eggs 22ic IN cash.
live, l0(Gl2ic. 'D'Neys'
Farm smoked meats-Bacop. s!c
nam, lOc shoulder, 6(G7c. '''
PotatOes-30c.
Apples-3Oc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

We Offer one Hundred Dollars p.
"afd Tor any case OF Catarrh that es,
aol % cured hy Halls Catarrh CsSe
p j. CHENEY N Co, Prps., T,ledc ~
=, we tho undersigned. have inbsr
~ y Cheney Tor the last rs yeaTs snS
uelleNe hlm perfectly honorable I'm mi
uaslness Transactions aud dnaneiaily
by their arm "''N'' 'nsue
MEsr 0s,i \ TRuAX, Wholesale Dr,y.
gists, Toledo, q. "Ns'
,,n AIDING, kINNAN 4 MARVIN
"no,esale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio
maub NAtaTrh Cure Is taken ma.
ualiy' acting directly upon tbe hlNod
aug mucous surfaces oi the systSn
: Ilve 'oo' Per bottle. Sold hv All
pt,9yssisls. TESTIMONIALS free y ."
haIis Family Pills are the hest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

"My little boy had a breaking out
on his limbs. We tried TO heal them
by the use OF remedies nc had on
hand, but without success. The boy
then began taklngIlood's Sarsaparilla.
He was soon improving aud now he is
cured and has no signs Of the erup.
tlon." Mrs. MINNIE DoDsON, 81
Johns, Wash.
Hoods 'Pills cure all liver ills,
Mailed for 25c. by q, !. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Movements Of Residents and Visitors At
the Capital City.

Movements OF Residents and Visitors q
the Capital City.
For additional Local aud Social see third pag,
Walter Tooze, OF woodburn, Is In
the city.
+. II. Brown IL IN jefferson on
business trip.
Senator John u. Daily Is at his hom,
az Corvallis.
! Miss Rose Fry, Of Albany, IL the
guest OF Mrs. II. A, Kirk.
s. l.. Moorhead, the chief clerk OF
The senate, Is at his home In Junction
City.
Senators Looney, Maxwell and
Gray are among those visiting at their
homes.
John i. Mornack now employed at
Roseburg Is In the city Visiting his
parents.
John Brooks, the druggist, accom-
panied by his sou Russell, Is, visiting
10 Portland.
Hoo. Sam II. White went TO Port.
land today enroute 10 mis- home In
Baker CITY, after several days stay In
Salem.
Invitations have been Issued 20
about forty couple for the social
dance 10 oe given by the Unity Guild
at the guild hall this evening.
Harry Cusick, Of Albany. was a
visitor In the city yesterday having
come down 10 attend the Cusick
Morse wedding, the bride being his
cousin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
AT MARION COURT HOUSE.

Chris Newley, aged 72, was commit
ted To the asylum after due examlna-
tlon before Judge Terrell, and con
Quoted by District Attorney Sam l..
Hayden and DR.. j. ". Smith. Newley
was an inmate of the county farm
aud has been dement9d for two years
One deed was filed In the recorders
Office today, as follows:
Henry Carter TO Mary Hattie w.
Carter, as trustee for John II. Carter,
1853 3 acres OF land In tSst1 W, and
lots and In block l3, Wbitney's
addition 10 the City Of Stayton, d..
The case Of Matilda NJ. Kirk vs..
Robert f., Kirk Is on trial before
County Judge g. Z. Terrell sitting 10
probate court. TIE case Is the result
OF a family quarrel In a great degree,
the plaintiff, who Is CO. executrix
with the defendant In the estate Of
her deceased husband, trying 10 have
the defendant dismissed from his
duties as correspondent, alleging that
he will not c0nsulC her In any trans
action and makes no record Of his
dOlngs. The case will be a lengthy
one as there are many witnesses % be
examined.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Two pair Chocolate Wei. silk
Nestlug top, were So 20, sizes a.
aud 7, at. a. mn
Two pairs, same class, We're A. IN
sizes 3 and A., At. a. an
Four neat Chocolates, were Al r. Wv
sl1eS I, a., s. at. st ~,
Ihtee neat, black, lace yicis w,rs
" ~, sizes 3, 4, a, at A On
4 ntye neat black puugOlas, sl.aO
button, B. 81 at -. =, "A
Sizes 81 aud 4, l,,......... Al ,o
S'N eeat Mongolia lace patent tip,
s'.es a. q, %, 6t, Z, sl.60 snOeS.
f9ut good solid kangaroo ca,f
outton' were sl.7O, sileS 3, 9, g.
'''- ''''t'sss't,.......S Al. .3O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
10. O. Z. Celebration.

Next Thursday evening the ODD
Fellows aud Rebekah's OF this city
will entertain A. lie Roy, OF Pendle.
ton, Special Deputy Grand Master
OF 1. 0. o. who will visit the city In
the interest Of Odd Fellowship. An
entertainment will be given and a
lunch seryed. All visiting odd fel-
lows aud their families are inyited.
20 II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

The pnbllc are hereby notified that
the musical instrument nrm hereto,
Tore dolnR \ partnership business al
~ State street under the name ol
whale and Muye has been dissolved
the undersigned continuing as sole
proprietor aud dealer in pianos and
"'kans' i'fo" q. A. WHALE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20
SMITH SPEAKS
Continued from First Page

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Railways and transportation.
II. B. ll6. whitney, TO amend sction
235, HIPS code,
judiciary.
II. b. III. whitney, TO amend sctlon
234, HIPS code.
Judiciary.
II. B. 1ls, Young, to provide for the
protection OF razor clans.
Fisheries and games.
II. b. Il9, Myers, to apply to the
military fund allmoney received
from the United States govern
ment for transportation, etc.
Military affairs.
II. b. 100, Davis, to protect eastern
oysters planted 10 Oregon waters.
Fisheries and games
II. b. 12l. Morton, TO protect human
life.
Judiciary,
II. b. 122, Curtis, to regulate the drlv-
Ing Of ishtrap splles In the waters
OF the state.
Fisheries and game.
II. b. 1913, Curtis, TO protect trout.
Fisheries and game.
II. b. 12l, Curtis, to regulate payment
OF fees ln justices courts
Judiciary
II. b. 1876, Marsh, to regulate place Of
trials 10 criminal cases In justices
court. judiciary.
II, B. l27, MassinPill, to provide for
the physical examination Of plain
ifs in actions for damages for
personal injuries. Health and
public morals.
II. Is. ll3, Marsh, to provide for the
preservation and protection Of
forests, game, wild fowl, etc.
Fisheries and game.
II, b. 1913, Young, to protect crawtish
in the waters Of the state, Fish
cries aud game.
Il. B. l20, Roberts, 20 prevent and
punish the driving or herdiDg
livestock along or near public
highways mot toll roads, and
causing the same 20 be ObstruCted.
Roads and highways.
I, B, l3l, Sherwln, to promote the
beet sugar Industry In the state.
Agriculture.
!. B. 1872, Kruse, 20 authorize and
provide for the construction OF a
lishway over the falls Of the Will
annette river at Oregon City, and
TO appropriate money therefor.
Fisheries aud game.
. B, l3i, Young, 10 amend section
2l56 Of chapter XIII OF title w OF =
the miscellaneous laws Of Oregon. r,
IOnmcTce,
, B. 1856, Ross, to amend sections
BOIL, 30l2, 30l4, miscellaneous laws ii
Of Oregon.
judiciary.
. b, 1875, Ross, 70 bar inchoate rights
Of curtesy or dover OF minors, in-
sane persons or spendthrlfts. d
Judiciary. ~
B. 1877, Roberts, Ia authorize Curry \,
county onlcIals TO proceed and sell -,
property assessed for delinquent .,
taxes. w
assessment and taxation. 49,
b. 1873, Morton, TO protect the sll. Co
yer gray squirrel, Ju
'isheries and game. III,
b. $780, Myers, to restore TO the sol
military fund certain money. ar
Hillary affairs. as
; l4O Meyers. For the more en- all
Client organization and discipline -
of the militia OF Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is great
medicine OF intrinsic worth. IL re
moves 4 cough or cold quickly and
cures severe throat and lung atIec-
lions In an astOnishlngly short time.
Sold by all druggists for only pc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-01-20

Among those OF the political per
suaslou who went to Portland aud
other northern points this afternoon,
were majority OF all three houses,
having adjourned over 10 Monday at
2p. m, ltlooks like a thirty day ses-
sion,