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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

FLAX Grown I'm Oregon successfully
lsed at Naiia Naiia.

SALEM or. Apri1 lt-w. r J cana ng
ksra. sUIses if.fsntient = the Wausz's Ftax
Fiber ASsec5A, 8fl. Eo14H Received 81 - ser
from Warden CatT3n o. f&e Wa5AlugtoGt
state sfHnit@ni3aTy @l}4 rs&s q 80 SITS *
ores q tax f3Aer recently faa1e -s tAst ga
stlsDFfaa. tr@D watch tne ~ l3R-ag 10
taken.
- cvrsH3rr ifse exEsr*Et9ef},al test .s.retlg-
iy goAge - gfezaa Asx faN gt4Ues 3aao :
8 serreEs AMI gs vast sEa9sF3asses - Vase
irsEfuEs s-s8 Oregon, TIE AK us @as
gwen q czrvf1sf 5eat winch proves faR
{ssagsEe&t4-itY - n3sn8factwrsng fax Gssss
.ntss graz sacks waaef - fsse z1ss. EzFar-
s8u- arTssI@ - 13erc tlsf.ssSe 11AnAf1@-3rsi
n tac "a ssatag18a gate pe 3tenf3a J Tafss
Gzsers %H8 take tne aare ~ }ass eeeTs
wa8eh ave noN s7zp2fEe5 YeaTlY from Cd
ez.gfa. ln8AA ana Al an sxseissg toTe et tAoa-
~ SIS - ae.lays
&ar,3ys 9'agrga asks fE8t angseer qsa@
sttF * aaeg he eenS IN order sfsat ~ add
s4afsas test tnsx Se made 20 8ster105se
Nssfaer g. ran - wnven .ut8 c.Ft0 Sufya~
h5e s3F ssst#HG SGgass8
M~ Cunn 8Ea&W ssMs fe HlEe& tstteF
srars g lsuea o1nEanv - 8asss, fre4sa8
Sea1lag .h@ FssEtfs - tests wsta freR0w
ftax xsnt lAere Tse lsftsv ezDe a2ss -
saying
.sT-ssss ~arnpfe So tee sese SO hsye exer
&eees rse MAY Tesses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
SHOT ny THE MAFIA IN IDAHO.
Italian 1taims There In =
Plot To Murder Him.

SPOKANE. April ~ Pie;ro presta. wao
lies IN The hospital here with an ugly bull
let wound in the nip. iags tae crime on an
Italian Malta operating In the Priest river
country OF Idaho WE2sn William Albs. a
Spokane Italian. wanted en- a charge Of
Fg.Craer Was a fugitive frQn justice. he
tock refuge among the Italians OF that
section. There he oFIcers found AMI ar
rested him. and PreSta WAS accused 81
giving Information 20 toe authorities lie
denied ne eaarssr, fit SAYS woyG was sent
70 aim That the tgotasrslaa~3 intended 70
take his HE. He claims tfsat t~o attempts
were made In the ffrSt SIX sasts we're
fred at him by a zoe concealed IN he ~ 80 .
in that section eus ali flew siS.a.
A few DAYS ago while he vas riding 4
ncrse, he says. sex Italians concealed s~s-
a3nd a log p%ne.i fire. Ore s3os entered
his hip His horse ran away and fell on
hifa- The assasains came Be. bat he fetEn-
81 3ea,h ard they went away. lie claims
10 have resrogaized Frank Naucraso AZ the
leader of tire gang.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Tacoma Man Gets I'm Trouble by
Passing "a HoEas Cheek.

Special ptspatct . the Post-lnfelAgenc
HGgCtAM. April 2e--M . Morris. who
claims "a have cr-ne here from Tacoma,
was arrested Tuesday evening. charged
with forging check OF Poison Bros. Tor
s.s lie was given a preliminary hearing
before Justice Bridges pleaded guilty ard
w~aS hourA over a. The sgEpsrsrr court now
fn - ssaan AZ Montesapc After banking
hours Tuesday he presented the checa -
his boarding hossse proprietor "a he'd as
security FOR his board and received an
advance ~ SO
He Claims be agured On winning money
*nat night ard would take uD the check
A.efors. banking hours the neye morning.
Nsy- the f~srsY4efcr - the boarding house
h4aea ~yse SUSPICIOUS ~ tire check ana ssSon
haa Morris arrested He was evidently q
novice 81 ne business a. ere check ~as
nos signed irouesly was dated or Sunday
ana ia rot have a revenue stamp al
tachei
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Secretary of state Refuses to- Pay
Postage on Them.

Special Dispatch to The s.-fat4iligenc
OLYMPIA. April e--Tsers are doubtless
several parties who TIRE recently appoint
- nut@ries pu6iic no ara &nxseskSIy
4 X a4sirr sues. cansrT ss8ans ia various
parts u the ssess. T. all such { may o.
stated hat their cassEx iss3ons are lying
in the pfE5cs q thc secretary II state. and
thai 80 far as pre- seat appearances ~ taeS
will Continue ro lse there
This s the result Of the controversy be-
tween the governor and secretary over
xh ca s lhe fFopcT party 10 forE ri them
~ the apposn1ees. The secretary 81 STATE
SAYS be has fsude~esi them 10 the gov
erucr< private secretary To s9rwars but
tfs private secretary refuses 10 accept
them and Mr. jenkins says ne is back "a
No b. the attorney generals oplni1n III
refusing 60 send them cut and he further
adds with some spirit that Il TIE attorney
general mad decided adversely r. Il N he
would send them oct and say never
weird And all this turmoil involves not
10 exceed So annually In postage.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
INDEx MINING COMPANY
New Incorporation which VIII
work the Wilbur Claims.

Special Iflsustck - he Poss-inse} ge1csT-
S%pHoMrSA A~rfi 2N-Tbe Index Mn
j.tg Company - SaeaonisA. Wass. was
formed IN snA c5sF today A. she Meeting
~, following officers were elected /. VII
fs2r. SHDhesuish persistent arc TREASURER,
Charles N<t~t%1e Z InteS. etce FrRsise-
aH8 q Farmer a. Everett secretary.
TIE company OWLS the famous NsibgxT
e-1,sse- Claims rez~ Index A4tsoGtEA cap
sslfret for 80 fss} dollar shares ~ stesk
j. J3ace3 on the market, the company hav-
ir- -afsstAl frssfiS- - push th> work. cor
es.s.s.a s,fss 7Fve hsTrne4z has already tSSn
.s,r5A - tNe rEg f'eTrss arsS vaSs1ss 81 copper
,ss~ y-crn s. - ~ pEr cert BESIDES
srsane Is - - ounces 81 SILVER. The som
F,srtv hz< gus fear shifts a. SEEK on ire
,rag-sfrrss.st ysTr~es~e AID * z%CtS 20 sHtr
e~= tsv Msv &
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
STATE BONDS Issued.
Taken by school Fnnd- and Ont
standing Warrants Retired.

Special Dispatch 20 ire Pe-t-Inie lgsncer-
OLYMPIA April @a,-Auastar C6eegh5fn
today issna,f the Ara slga92a WORTH ef state
OF Washirctoa borGs. ~ 1leh the state
treasurer IS authorized . .1vesl IL the per
susrenf sehsCi fund. ThsTe were iw@oty
% there ho~ds a. g. so each Tee bsn11
draw s. per cent interest ard cau rua
fer twenty years TAis bond issuance ia IN
accortIa rics wifh th@ az passed by the last
legislature providing a manner ~ 1FAns
gerrin~ tie rerr-snez: schoei fund ina -
general fura. and re state srsasarer VIII
n0w proceed "a call in neral f1nl MAJ
rants f1F REDEEM ton. tsGr topping vast
amount of aeernlns lg.e-Ns..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Charged With Assault With Iufcat
To Commit Murder.

Special Disga.ca to the as-Inselsigencer.
NORTH YAKIMA April - The Jury
81 the case o2 sae state vs.. ~ II Lilly
charged with an Assault wsEh iHtsat TO
ngT3er az | c'e,ccs ;Ilis wlGrping Hfagght
Ia sRrsIitt @; nCa guilty. Tee alleged as
- ak 1ss committed az Tpkf~esssst tais
enlrsty en- the - % last Se.pts-fn g--r when
L5sly s4ct ana Slightly Wounded IT. H. CAL
3aaAa in sn ergcuzft~r growing cot. 81 4
dispute over - tAre~a;ng machine
Illsys plea wAx mat hss s2s9s - defend
aims%.r
TAe case attracted large crowd % spec
fstoTs 10 5de courthouse
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Will Personally Investigate the
Alaska boundary Matter.

Special DsCaica 10 tne Posg-Iatesllgenre
TACOMA. April al rists4 States SEN
at9r tsiTuanke C lu%laas- chairman Of
tie }asIs isigh commission 70 settle dis
p4t~s between tie 1instt3 Sates aid Can
aaa. viii yas4t Puget so1rd ana Alaska "a
SIsaFEer STATE segaGo- .o4erone Nao il
an OH fr4su5 ~ Sssna o. Fairbanks has Te-
c&sFe& ie4.f.r fT1n him % sals sffset /.
= supp sesd ina. seaa cr F's ranks desires
q personally taTes - afe the Alaska
hsuHeaFy line On Al hR Kan so{i IS propose
- NsoF. BEasp aBd he Seattle Chamber %
ComEn.rce Washer other members OF
re commission viii acc mpany Elm IL Eoi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

20 date and the principal ard interest 80
pad sy atru shall Pc EN- fssfsea n tAe csr-
saz&-I bear ErtsFe~t II tse rate as IS per
cent thereafter ana further, yseTe szch
n certificate Of delinquency = outstanding
"a shs name az ne county OF municipality.
re attempting purchaser must pay sad
oEis sez n1Eng certificate with 3 per cent Ia
;ersst "a date. sNeh payment - principal
ara Interest likewise % be embodied In
Rs certificate % delinquency and bear Ia
tsr@St ~ the reEensae rate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
Fair confectionery Bonds.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos, Intelligencer,
OLYMPIA. April 3a-Tae official honds
Of J. N Baxter and +. T.. Gum. a No-ta
Yakima have been Hted with the state Sec
retary. These gentlemen have been ar-
yoir.cd ny the governor members Of The
state fair COR mission. and the amount %
each bond 81 s. 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

WAGNER JURY DfsAGHEEs-
Hr Was Charged WITH the burglary
af the RroJeck store.

Special Tasnatrh IN sse Post intelligence.
EVERETT. Apris ai In the cas- ~ che
stats % WaSntr ~son IS Frank Warner.
ths. Jury 4 sagrs.ssf s.abding 5 g tx. Tbs
case ard thar - hts partner. Frank Blown,
piii ~ given 4 new r.at IS The fall term
81 court Theses gArttss are charged with
euTslsrizing the Droaeck stare last De-
csfaAeg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
BOARD OF MISSIONS.
session Of the Nomen's Convention
Comes to an End.

Special Dispatch Il the Post-inteliixcnce
TACOMA April -t-Tav women > con
veBtion = The Ncrsh P8elfir f'TtSigysc TsaG
sesaf1 II n.Issf0Gs ei~ses3 III sessions here
tcs3Ay. after q most successful gathering
The .lT1 ssr6f3sre tetay Ms inter- st n ard
instructive a feature icing the address, ..
Mrs " : pauasr-nan wife Of a mss en-
aYy. IL Lie - ives Africa
T-missst Rev * 8 he. H. d. gave an
illustrated sec;Ure oQ "Presayterianlsm In
TIRE NeTthHest.f 70 crowded house. in
TIC FRS Presay ;eTlaa eaarca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

ssecial Dls1ateh 10 the Post lilsencer.
CFSTpAIIA Anrsf sa@-Ths annual re
tysart Of tha business s,f the. ceutfaiss post
office as 9ws q slsr'asst gain 9Fer hasf scar.
TIE total sales .sf sta aaps etc. from Marcy
II IssS g. Msrrb 81 1879 xere g. SsS - Il
gaiu az $50 over tns past year The
amount ~ money orders issued Is 81 sis 81.
Il gain of f. ~ = over the previous year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Heard Authorizes the Expenditure
OF xeo.otso to Buiid More Rooms

Special n.spatch - ;hp Pos -IntelligencsT
TACOMA April zn-Ai meeting NJ tie
city Scasoi board fais afsern-cn f. VAS de-
cltstsf - make some ssx eusfve additions
aTs1 improvements - the school buildings
az Z accom- Fsc0ata the Tasssly increas-
fag enrichment II gr1psss Asoat szeft-D VIII
r@ expended In The work
Al -. present Time nc senosis are So
oYercTowsied that class work .s seriously
in.erferei with and old vaSant houses in
the vicinity ~ the school buildings have 10
he rented and used
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
PENALTY AND INTEREST.
When Collected In Delinquent Taxes
They Belonx to Expense Euad.

Special Dispatch 10 TIRE Post-IntelssgeTcer.
OLYMPIA April .A-Auiitor Smith. 81
Jefferson county. has PRESENTED an inquiry
20 the attorney general az % whether IN
der the present law penalty and interest
on delinquent taxes besong 20 the counties
where they are collected or NUS they he
paid into the various funds into which the
original TAX = paid. Nj. Vance holds that
PENALTIES and Interest in such cases must
he paid into the current expense account.
ard ara the property Of the county in
which they are collected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
Fayxcett for Fair mmissioner.

Special Dispatch 10 the -Intelli genc
OLYMPIA April aa-Tse governor to-
day appointed \. V Fawceit. az Tacoma.
a member 81 the state sriF commission
fer the unexpired term ending March -.
isxs Vice Oscar prurnheiier Ok walia
Wana res gaed Mr. prumhellsr's resfg-
nation was due - the fact that MS private
business demanded his entire attention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Special Dispatch &c the Fest -intellig encer.
TACOMA April - The Sisters Of S.
Dominic Of SsAttfe have purchased tws
blocks IT land az North q and Tenth
streets shove old Tacoma. for slA.ssa %
john W Plukerton ami wife and Adelaide
Ware, The Sisters propose 20 establish
new school there
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

SYa.zal TssEsszss - thss F>ost~T-ss is.eueser
BUCKLEY AEr83 - Rev. - = Wait
g-zare state sEesgrl sIs-T s+sof - sHs Ans3-
S2feeu Eseagssg 6ei3 Fwe TeTy interesting
meetings "a fszsckteF ar &gT3 = &a4 ~
agas 81 a rnsu}f - he meetings 3 tHGxesa
waw ar~a1zzs * f8Ts leigh zs@ssf ssE&
NJ q r #c1f@EEai wMe @}e--res tern ~
49, Chairman Rev sEsstssgssr~ astt4aggx =
sszsrs-3rx +rarss iA gg4wrs gave ssg very
ssexzuent &r& }ag1ca4 lectures sSsfslg t@TEA
ses tmslpaxarc@ @23eSt29s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
No SOLDIERS Ar roRr SHERMAN.
Erroneous Report Dcuted ~ vsn-
eouNeF barracks.

Special Dispatch 10 the puSt-InteIl,gancer.
VANCOUVER April sn~ The report seat
oat from hsre lRsi night that two com
pssntas az the Tweusy~faur,h infantry At
Fort Sherman had been ordered 10 Ma
Mia IL az error Ne companies Of any
regiment ara stationed 81 Fort sherman.
and no such orders have been received AT
these heasQaA rfsgs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
Rh~umnsisrn AIRED.

NJ w.*s hss used Chamberlain Pa
fsstfrr far rheumatism ~19h great res3sS
ar4 car T%-aTsfsssSst * as SS}%n1i3 -
sr-e-f f1r rheumatism ana other ness-~
,4asA uss fa- wherh We have fossrss II Vst-
MATTE w truybar- Red e%-sek - Y
NJ f-uvfa~ Is ar@ - the 3e@sslmg -see~-
-n&n-S - tNts village zr& ore - are NOS
.,~~~s- -rert tweH - gAas v3s5 aitE.~N -
fsniprsa. editor He'd Oak Herald Fer SAFE
ay all dealers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

OLYMPIA. Anr1l - The state treasurer
has ISSUED a call for warrants on the gen
ersl fund for No 100 ~ EMO inclusive
ia the amount ~ $50 IA TIE cali natures
Nav l. fS<a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
1919 Second Avenns.

From the fashion centers Of
Eur0pe-London, Paris and
Vienna-and this fact in
sures you not only correct
styles, but the prices are
even lower than they other
wise could be. JobberS and
importers make good profits,
as YOU know. Very much 10
your advantage are our
methods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

TIE fs4@ez @as:nt News COMPANY has
rsasytS la corner ~ Eos .esa&s arc ~ sa- swa
A%aEa@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

TIE rse5~a ~ tnn resf MAKES ire
(,eescsss,s rhs hseyc.e Il rs fa-@-s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Ask fer wear sscke1S - N5ssaz~5 river
~.s,.ss art $50 --ufNcasr ~fS Northern
F.ats1e ats N'rt'seo1 r@a'e re eyziy
isv.,. -sse.fs1r tNT~s4E1 sa<sFfS+ SseeGs~E be-
fsrs~n seattle snz tne VI sSoEs-s river
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Columbus Fuller saceamba To Paeu-
nsonia Near Chicago.

CHIC AGO. AQr.l 2l~~a.olumans Fuller.
en- raGie from Naaa xsiia, Wash 20
visit his aar nj Dayton o.. died today on
a Panhandle passenger train ten miles out
~ Chicago. His death was caused by pn~u-
aaenia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

DIR MERRILL. spee.alsss-sss noer
Cys2.rzs E2lga
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

-xrEsI-f INT ts~c1es served Say t-a-l
- - .srtek cafe EsSss. ~ Second
MISS sE1.zgNSKI. 0rtics2n. &c Cherry
s~r~ 4sssfz after. tree
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

RAZoRS unr own make. guaranteed
oeSt, al sizes spar genners. SIS Second.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

A Glove 70 IL II and wear wesi-The Jeanette"
Giace kd. Twc-casa- embroidered backs, p.que
sean, tae shades for street 81
are so.e age Tor celebrated ''0,entameri"
Gsee k'd 6; aves. 0oae better mate for tie Money
three clasp fancy eEnrodars9 backs. perfect
fitting iate.s spriag shades for street. taes1er
wear 81
Have ysur sves a,sed at the counter by an expe
laay filter.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-11
Mattress Wonderful Laws.

The growing of a berry calls into ac- tion some of thc most wonderful laws of nature In the growth of plarts we find these laws in perfection. We also find in various forms Q complete sup ply Of every element required for the full development of both plant and fruit Nature gives us all these prod uct5 without stint. She simply asks in return that we assist her in some of the smaller details of the work. She asks that the soil be made rich and well prepared That the plants be of good quality and carefully set out. That frequent hceing and cultivation be given. That plants bc protected from winter frcsts and summer drought. That no insect pest or fungus disease find m abiding place with thcm-M. \. Thaycr.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-11
SLOW POWDER HE USED.
The Mean Trick That Was Played on
 Hunter Who Was Little s- OId-Fasl1ioned.

When nitro, or, as we call them, f wood powders, were new, there was an old man came here'regular, who would stick to the old black powder. He would also always wear a coat with a cape in the blinds, and when there was wind the cape Tapped and ruttered and never a shot would he get; but he was so stubborn and set in his ways he would not change it. Well, some of the fellows put up job on him about his cid ''slow and sure" powder. and after a lot of talk they made q match with him that his gun with black powder be tried against one with wood powder and the match came of, Says the New York Sun.
 Some one got at the old mans shells, and drew the shot out of those which they took good care should be the ones 10 go in his gun. The old maa was rather deaf, but would never admit it , and that was where they played the trick on him. The nitro powder man fired at a sheet of white paper at 50 yards and made fair pattern, and then the old man fired and all walked over to see what he had done.
 There wasn't mark on his paper, of course, and after they had examined it carefully. suddenly one Of the party yanked him one side while another fired at the paper with an air gun which he had hid under his coat. and thus spattered a dozen or so pellets on the sheet, enough to marx it, and then they explained to the fabbergasted old man that his powder was SO derned slow it had only just reached the target, and but for them hearing it coming and dragged him one side he would have been filled up with it. He went away, and never came 10 the beach again.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-11

F~.1d's Pills cure all liver ills. Easy t. take, easy to operate; reliable,
Arizona republican., 1899-03-11

determined by the journals, and the statement on the printed bills that 400 copies had been ordered printed was probably duo to Q typographical error.
 A doleful sound was heard yester-
 day from the dungeon of the council education committee. It was the inn
 prOvised wOman's rights bill calling
 to be delivered and to have justice done her. Mir Murphy gave notice that
 he will today move that the council request tho education committee to re- port back house bill 35, with CT without amendment The bill has been in the hands of the committee since March 1,
 it's commitment by it's enemies being in accordance with the theory that life mprisonment. without chance of par don. is as effectual as capital punish ment 1t is difficult to fOretell what the result of NJ. Murphy's motion will
 be. There is no rule of the council
 bv which the committee can be com pelled to report. and it will require q tw0-th;rdg vote o dissolve the commit tee, thereby bringing bills in it's pos session back to the desk It may be that recent events have paved the way to induce the committee to give the bill up. The governor signed MT WOlff's six months residence bill yesterday. Santa Cruz county came into being Thursday and lacks only the gov e-nor's signature. The cattleman's bill passed the council thereby breaking a slate. All this may mean that the wonan's rights bill will again be brought before the council, cut the painful fact remains that there are seven members of that body who are past delivery on 9 wCman's rights bill.
 The house passed the following bills, which now go to the governor: COun- Gil bill 70, permitting boards of super visor5 to contract with one another for the care of the poor; council bill 74, regulating territorial printing; council bfI! g. the initiative and referendum, providing for direct leg islation by the people.
 The house defeated house bills 113. to compel Yayap9i county to pay John Duke for cattle killed by order of the sanitary board; 126, permitting the person who pays for legal publications to designate the newspaper in which they shall be published; 98, regulating undertaking and dealing in corpses; 107, authorizing writs of assistance; 114. establishing circuit and probate courts, and council bill 66, requiring sheriffs to furnish bedding for jail prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-11
Rc~u1ar supply of Lettuce.

For a regular supply of lettuce dur ing the hot months, sow thinly where they arc 10 remain, in drills 12 to l I inches opart, plants to be gradually tllianed out to six CT eight inches apart. This method allows the tap root to pen citrate undisturbcd into the soil, thus securing moisture and ccolncss, and does not inGucc surface roots, and also lesse1s their tendency to bolt to seed ia hot dry v-cathcr-aa advantage worth securing. Golden Queen, Big Bos- ton and Trianoi, Cos gro excellent vari- cites for general Use.-Amcrican Gar Gcniur
Arizona republican., 1899-03-11
JEWISH NAMES IN RUSSIA.
to Choose Names forTheir Children.

Despite the disgraceful prosecutions of the Hebrew race in Russia, there are said to dwell in the czar's dOminions at least one-half of the 1000 OC0 of Jews that inhabit the eartI. \ rather anus ing illustration of the extent to which they come under the ban of legislative control in the AIuscovite empire was exhibited in a case just decided by the imperial senate of St. Petersburg. From this it appears that, incredible though 1t might seem. a Jew in Russia has not the right to name his own child as he pleases, but must give his off spring such an appellation as the police regulations ordain. He is restricted to Biblical names, and, moreover, must not give his child q modernized form of old testament nomenclature. Thus he may bestOw on his son such names as \ Abraham, Jacob or Samuel, butthey must be in the Hebraic or Yiddish form of Avrohom, Nanzev, Shcmuel. The use of a modernized name subjects the Jew using it to a penalty. A South Russian Hebrew recently vcntured to defy the ordinance so far as to call and register his son Samuel instead of Ghemuel. The police refused to permit this, although the father was wealthy and prominent citizen, whereupon the latter appealed to the imperial senate. This august body has now decided that Shemuel is only a variant of Samuel, and that, therefore, the regulations applicable to Jewish children have not been violated.
Arizona republican., 1899-03-11
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SPECIAL |
 SPRING NUMBER

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