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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-14

Go to D. X. Heed & Co.Ia for FERTILE
era cheap. a2r6tf.
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Mail Clerk Assigned

Alva Dillon has been assigned as
clerk on the new mail route between
this city and Redwood in
augurated Monday. The other clerk
as already announced is r. d.
Primm.
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The james & Cav Co.'s fountain
strictly sanitary. 1une2oH

All parties owing Mrs. N. p
Black Krohme, the milliner, vii
please call and settle same prompt
" and oblige. june5dH
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Fiduciary Notice

The accounts of the following
named fiduciaries are before me for
settlement: =
j. W. Hess guardian Of Herschell
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JAMES n. DAVID,
Commissioner of Accounts for Har-
rison County, West Virginia;
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TILE TWO MA LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE


EsIaI1UAI 3 HI25ULIss
Brooklyn 2; Chicago /.
Chicago IS; Brooklyn 1.
Cincinnati . Boston 2.
New York 10; 1T. Louis 1.
st. Louis s; New York Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11

anrs 10 the state that this money
should be expended in the state.
Whether this can or will be done
seems 70 hinge first upon the exist
ence OF feasible irrigation projects
"a the state from an engineering
standpoint and upon whether our
laws are such that those In charge
Of the reclamation service would
deem IL feasible 20 attempt 60 carry
out such irrigation projects a. may
be feasible from an engineering
standpoint No one doubts tho cx-
iateuce Of feasible irrigation pro-
lecta In the state from an engineer
INK standpoint And II seems equal
~ clear that our laws are not such
as 70 warrant those IN charge ~ the
reclamation service In undertaking
To carry out such projects.
Therefore. In the final analysis
the question OF whether the money
contributed I'm this state to the re-
riamatlon fund is 10 be expended In
this state depends upon the action
OF this legislature. This. in my
opinion. Is one 81 the most impnr-
tant subjects which you will be
called upon to consider.
In conclusion the governor takes
M the commission question. say
Ing:
= feel like congratulatinE the
people ~ the state upon the fact
that sentiment iB now almost unan-
imous IN favor of the passage Of a
railway commission hill II is need
less for me 60 say that there are
commission bills and commission
bills a commission bin that Is a
commission bin IN name only. in
stead Of quoting. would serve IN in
crease the agitation that has been
carried on In this state on this
question"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11
PROVISIONS
OF THE BILL
JUVENILE COURT LAW WILL
CAUSE NO EXTRA EXPENSE
TO COUNTY

The Juvenile court bin which
Is to be introduced into the LEXIS.
lature during the present session
makes provisions that the care.
custody and discipline 81 a child
may be approximately. as nearly a.
NAV BE-. that which should be- pro.
ylded BY It's parents. and that an
Tar "a practicable any delinquent
child shalt De treated not az Grim
lual. but "a mlallreeted and mis-
guided. needing aid. encouragement
help and Assistance
One Of the merits ot the bin ~
its provision that tho hearing Of
Juvenile cases shall not entail any
extra expense. II g. provided that
a day shall b. set apart each week
Ia the superior court for the hear
inE Of eases. and a probation officer.
20 serve without pay. shall lnvestl-
gate the case and represent tho
child in court Provision ia also
made that no child under Il years
OF nso shall be Imprisoned Ia any
public jail or lookup. being instead
lncnrceraied in some suitable place
for the care Of children.
The bin further provides that
some such suitable place. outside
he limits of the county or city jail.
be provided for the purpose Tho
Law q to apply 10 all inrorrigible
children under i6 years. and spe-
flal provision la made for those I'M
der years who peddle or beg on
the street. The term delinquent
embraces children who associate
with vicious or immoral persons.
Witt publicly use profane OF obscene
Language. who refuse Co go 10
school. who stay on the streets At
hikht. who visit gambling establish
mena or saloons. who jump N
hook on To- moving trains o.
ears or who hahltunily wander
about railroad yards and tracks.
Tho bin IS drafted after the form
uaed In Colorado and Illinois. the
nueturH o. which has been demon
strated by It's practicable appliea-
ton in those two states.
A penalty Of not moro than 81 900
e. provided for any person rcspousl=
hle for n delinquent child who en-
eouraKes or contributes 20 the dc
linquency Of a child. this Includes
parents or relatives having charge
~ the child
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To BUILD TWO
Bic LINERS
c. p. r. Will SOON HAVE PAIR OF OCEAN aRgYHouNos
TO PUT ON rHC VANCOUVER. SEATTLE AND YOKOHAMA
RuN-wilL COMPETE WITH re GREAT NORTHERN
rEREsTs

Tho Canadian Pacific company
awarded today the contract q the
Fairfield Shlbhuildiug works for the
construction Of two magnificent
liners which will be placed uu the
fuu between Vancouver. Seattle and
Yokohama Tho vessels Will each
cost $4,000 aud viii be sister
ships They are designed % be- the
best and fastest steamers on the
Pacific ocean.
They viii make the run from
Vancouver TO Yokohama by way ol
seattle In NJ daYa The contract
specifics that the vessels shall be
ready Co be- pat ON this run ia one
YEAR from neat May The vessels
VIII be 10000 tons aud viii carry
foao tons OF freight They are de-
aimed to make rs knuts au hour on
their regular voyages aerugs the Pa
tins. aad on the trial trips must
make 30 knots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11
SvSSYAriON
ILLUMINATED

Forty fye Thousand volta Of elre
triritY generated 81 Cedar falls,
we're turned Into the Rutst atiuu Al
Seventh aud rsalsr lsHt evening.
The thousands ~ tueand assrnts that
have been strung around the "a
teriur or the building were lighted
and far the first time tho people
20 the ctty had an opportunity 90
aer the beautiful appearance 81 the
building WHOM illuminated
The current NaH turned into the
building shortly before C o'clock
after a telephone meHHaHs had been
sent Ga the power house at cedar
rails "a start the generating ma
shlnerv Tho display was watched
With vuthuHlaHm By those pofaauH
Who had ap opportunity 90 See a.
n uuialpal current win ha turned
into the street lights neat week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11

The new liners will be superior In
EVERY way 20 the other vessels 81
the Canadian fleet on the Pacific
ocean This makes the list 20 yes
sells owned - tho Canadian Pacific
aud operated ON the oceans 20 be
- fast liners
This move on the part 81 the
Canadian Pacific is believed 90 be
iu retaliation % Jim tiill'H entering
the field OF the Canadian Pacific In
railroad llhca. This departure
whereby the Canadian Pacific di-
rctJly enters the field 81 the Great
Northern Is unexpected. bat it Is
said has been contemplated for some
time
II il rumored that the new Grand
Trunk line Go the Pacific and the
Great Northern will have close trnfs
o. relations In opposition "a the
Canadian Pacific aud the rich Eng
i.ah company wiil now get even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11
ATTEMPTED
SUICIDE
PRISONER m CITY JAIL TRIES
TO KILL HIMSELF WITH a
PEN KNIFE.

Suffering from the pauRa of re-
greet and misfortune. Fred rtlrat. "a
solicitor. made desperate attempt
% commit suicide Boa the city Jail
yesterday afternoon. uut for the
Interference Of his fellow prison
cts he would have undoubtedly ag-
complained hH design 4 small pen
knife had been arrfrted b. one n
the prisoners. and borrowing this.
1firat after be had sat broadinE FOR
several hours. suddenly auatehui the
clothing from bis rIEht slide aud re-
peatedl3 stabbed himself His cell
mates gave the alarm and TrivHt
aaH taken to the WayHlio fsmsf=
Eepey hospital. where q IL said bic
injuries are not serious
Tftfst Was Jailed Monday night
an Complaint that he bad attempted
10 pass "a forged check A charge
~ obtaining money under false
prHteuHeH has been filed against
him Several weeks ago Trlsaf
claimed fa have been held un and
rubbed ~ two thugs AZ the corner
~ Ninth avenue and Madison at 10
O'Clock ia TIE morning. The police
never could verify this story How
ever. De bad the effects ~ the en-
counter to show that something Of
that nature had occurred. Trirsf
wua married A short time ago and
the evening Of hia arrest his wife
accompanied him Ca hia cell door.
where an affecting leave taking iaok
fHfaHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11

Atrbiaou. s38ss. 81 g. ANAL
Copper. 1865. 18g-a 49,. Is d.
-. la4 -. lo59.k. I0f. y. D. o..
GI5=B. GDI-z. CfI=s# en-. Fle..
1888 Ii. 1872 IS. I8a. Ede. common.
8g7-a. a9I-2 a3I-z. Manhattan.
I19I-H. lfsI-z. 1911. I#fFYHaI-
tan. t115#H. I1az-f u11.l. 30.
Pac. foG %. JOG ii. IagI-Hs j. q
~. 14Ha-f. If01e8. IfBz.s. Peoples
Gaa. Joe IL. Jog IL. IDG -. r#aHa.
lafT-a. I5TI=s. 1919. IseadInR
sl8=i sI1-f sIt-zs Il. l.. common.
agas3. 90 ~. 5GIzz. So. Pac. eg1-z,
90 -. O. I-Zs "a Paul IfZ7-H.
I1z1-f. I1z1-f5 sugar 1921 IL. ffL
liI - n. =. IL a-E. 1ifa-f. nos
n. g. s. common, - 5-s, z91-t.
Us. =. s. - preferred. ~ I'D. o.,
.B28#8
Whoat-Llgrrpa.I opened Is low
81 than EeaierIaya CLOSE.
car receipts Minneapolis 2iG.
Duluth @. Chicago 3.
The market today gave uumistak-
able indications Of what II has ia
store in the way Of Inducements 10
buyers. Much Of what wa have
been expecting Dr. now beginning %
give ocular drm0HFtrailHua Of it's
existence. When we consider small
contract stocks in ~ primary mar
Eefs milling cruteHH the Inability u
the elevator people % convert The
low grades into contract wheat. the
falling Of ia receipts in the north
west the improved flour demand.
and laHt bat not least the large
scattered short interest we can but
feel out ~ Hymu1thy With che short
side of the market The long in
tereat De concentrated and Nell held
by wealthy people We look for
higher prices and believe the mar
ket good Tor r. purchase on amy fair
reactions.
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the MARKET
XeaetahIas

Vegetables.
Beans. dfy per cwt. ia2bda76s
lima bsanu aH4bmb 90. berta. per
sack. 55eugi 90. cabbage. A1fze.
tauiiflowor PEE aoz. 4bcWti 0oi
garlic. new, g.. onions. yellow.
21Uzbc, peppers. california, 8 90
u / 70. spinach. per crate. 400.
turnipa. sack. 7BcmHl 90. futubbRnH.
per sack. Toe lettuce. dollhouse. s. 90
e. leo. tomatoes. 81 00ut 90. celery.
per doc, goa 5ue. carrots. per sack.
bnue5r, eg plant per H.. a..
Yakima POTATOES. g8zusta Cal
tfufula potatoes. giH.00M 20 90.
White River potatoes. $500. sweet
potatoes, crates. 1880 90. par
HuirH. 900 watrrrreHa. dozen
punches. zoe. curumbefa. 7bcHII 20.
radlnheH. per dog. Zoe. pumpkins.
per 10. ici squash, per ~. ~. artia
ehokes, per dor. 75c.
Fruits.
refaimmonH. ft2B: bananas
per bunch. $4,000 dates. per 10.
81 m6cs figs. y 10 bricks. tl7b.
fEH. 10Th cartoons. eco 15ci grape
fruit, per box. f3o0. lemons. choice
and fancy. t7S001O0i oranges.
Seeding. fiB0Uf75. naval oranEuu.
s. g0d 2b0. oranges. Valencia. 81 30
0ts oranges. Jap. per bale. 1880
tlab. pears. 81 90 apples. cooking.
d0cu 6 90. apples. fancy tfMIhB.
erunberriea. $500 10. huckleber-
firH per 10. Sc guinness. per box.
TITO. uameEranatea. hair orange
cases. 1875. pineapplsH. per doz..
t4.a0. atra berries per crate. 1900.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. AYE. Eastern.
lie Washington cheese. iao. cream
brick cheese. Ice. butter native
creamery. Soc. eastern. iu tubs. zfe.
fresh cooking. ite.
Eggs.
strictly fresh ranch. oae. eastern.
goo z7e.
Ducks. dressed. f1aisc: geese.
dressed. iaV lee. chickens. dressed.
isa lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
Honey.
California strained. per h. &c.
California sage. per 10. lie. honey.
strract per H. fashc: oregon
grape cream. l0-caHe lots. 81 30.
honey. Yakima. i2Ac. e1if0rnia
white. a4-lb. boxes. t8s0. Olympia.
boxes. iz0azb.
Sugar.
Golden C. IN sacks. 81 81 extra 9.
In sacks. ibfb. powdered. IN bar
feis $40. dry graduated. in sacks.
&C. 10 cube. In barrels. Sc s.. beet
sugar. te.oa. maple sugar. lie. Less
= & n paid within Is days.
Meats.
Cows. beef Co. steers 7e. NUT
ton, ~ as. pork sc. lamb, Sc.
drenHrd veal, small. So SC. Tive rab-
bla. izhr
Hams. Bacon and Lard.
Hams. la1iae. bacon. breakfast.
lard. white star. fierce.
&C lard. white Hose. SAC. lard.
Wild Hose. sAc.
Nuts.
nrarll. per ~. la1i4c. eOeonnuta
per dozen. soc. ehenlnutH. Italian.
AYE chrstnuta. Ohio. per ID. lee.
ehsHtnHtH. California. fGe. WniuutH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11
HARD LUCK
MEN WHO NAVE BOUGHT GOLD
LACE AND EXPENSIVE UNI.
FORMS MEET plsAPPoINT.
NENT
Olympia Bureau
Seattle Daily Star.
Olympia. Wash.
staff correspondenes By Dan Dean
ard viii Wiudonr.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 1.-The APP
nalutmautH on Governor Mead e
personal staff have been held up.
The law provides that members u
the staff except the Judge advocate
or military secretary must have
served three years in the National
Guard in this or other states. The
law wBs passed IN 1903 unknown 10
the governor. who has just learned
~ H. There - CONSERVATION among
those appointed who have ordered
expensive uniforms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11
LOT BRINGS HIGH PRICE

Mr. George + Moarham thls aft
rfnaon sold 10 NJ Green. Of the
Puget Sound Machinery depot. a lot
un fiflh avenue between Union and
Pike streets. Tor 81 COO NJ Mearh
am considers this the best buy In
that portion of the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11
CONGRESS

wksutSaToN, Jan. lt.-The
Panama Railroad eomu1nyH uf-
f4ira VIII be UHohed The house
committee on Interstate ana for
piru commerce yesterday reported
hvorably tho shasNefor1 respIu-
tiuu providing for ma Investigation
of the railway gumIauy'a affairs
Shaeklefsrd claims that gu I'm
veatiEatIon Will disclose au uusBvory
state of affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11

English. tge. perana. i8pfie: m-
hfrtH. ~ black Wnfuuts. bcs IiGk-
ory nuts. 7e. buttcrnuta. g.. pea
nuts BE- zoe JumhoH. lie. Al
muniH. ia p17e, California Nal
fisb. Oysters. Ito.
Holes. &. black COZ. &c. Ing cod.
&c. crabs. ttuI1b. CLAIMS. open
shipment ti00. claims. per sack
ITO. oysters. Olympia. per n8ek.
100. open bulk. per gallon,
9 Co. salmon. 7aEr. salmon
trout t5e. skinned perch.
Dc. fhrimpH. FW10r noundsrs.
B.. herring. Sc. lobHteHa l7He,
Hmelt &C.. sturgeon. So black bass.
z. halibuL sg7e. perch. &C. rock
cod. &C.
Flour.
Patent per bbi. ta7g. Crown.
tb10. Minnesota hard wheat. -.
Plilahury, fs PinHbury'n Best. -
standard Dakota. -. olympic. 1906.
Electric. tt75. Holly. f47s. Golden
Northweat. a. Electric Light if7b.
Cereals.
whole wheat i0a. per bale. 81 40
whole wheat flour. per bbI ig26s
graham. per bbl.. % graham. i0s.
Dbl. s.. rye flour. los per bale.
per bbL. $50. buckwheat per bale.
rye meal. per bale. g. co. buckWheat.
per bhi. g.. huekHhrat Ter bale.
1875. corn meal los. uef bale, 81 10
corn meal, Sos. per Dbl. 8 yellow
corn meal, los. Der bale. F2.l0. white
corn meal. J0H. - rolled Data. per
bbl.. q e. Co. s5.7b, wheat flakes.
box 20 bH. 1870. farina. per Dbl.
g. 80 fafiua, lob sacks per bale.
g.. hominy large. per Dbl fiT05
homiuy. small. los. bale. ~ co. Holly
aelf-r raising huekwheaf 1GlaH. ease.
1875. pearl barley. ZG-lb boxes.
1850. prufi barley. i00-Ib sacks 81.
split peas. - teQb. popcorn. per cut.
1850. cracked wheat. per bale. 50.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. t2Cu 2ss bran. per
ton. ftaG0@2l. barley. rolled. per
ton. fZ4Q25. feed wheat per ton.
f1i012. dairy chop feed. Per ton SIS
0t20a atl meal per ton. t1a. best
chop fz5H IS. whole corn. tor fzEW
-. cracked corn. per ton. 1zs0 -
feed corn meal per ton. Iza. shorts.
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy tfs
Q2o. alfalfa. ii2 b0af1s wheat
hay. t16. Eastern Washington dou-
Bile compressed. az; FuBet Sound
hay tIAG0d &c.
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. 1908 ton. t22. clam
shells zoos. 500 bone meal. zoos.
i12. graduated bones. zoos taa. On
aGs and Zoe g. per ton higher.
Grain ard Grass Seed
Red clover, prime CWt. fla 500 IS
aiaike. ch0ice. AZ. white clover. us
as timothy per cwt-. 1875
o.. orchard grass 80: red top. g. %
70 English rye grass. S. Italian rye
grass. IS bronze ErhHn. SIS tail
meadow cat grass SIS Kentucky
blue grass. tl1. pasture mixture,
upiauan. SOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11


and VIII Window.
OLYMPIA Jan lt-Thefe g. ono
period ln the q hours here when
the headquarters OF the four randi
dates are are extremely popular
between and 30 al % the dr.
fsrcut FathefiuE points are througed
wIth visitors. Who aaiieiioualy ia
qulre AFTER the welfare 81 The host q
campaign. ne the same time alb
atraetIuE n cigar from the always
we'll nliei box on che table
It's time fer the sft.r- supper
smoke
And quite an expensive time Il f.
lur Meaara Foster. Wilson. piles
and sWecuy Cigars ~ the brand
they must give away come pretty
high. ana 50 remarkably fast. too.
Have a cigar
You hear thiz on all aides
It's the FIRST remark thnt greetH
Yuu when you enter the quarters
aud the farewell fliaE a. yen start
for home
Have a cigar.
Morning. noon and uiEht this
ErsefH your ears and vnn pass b.
yuuf lavnrife tuHaeconisti with a
aCdrhfHl tiH So your nose
There are very few men Ia 0lYm
pla today buying their pcrfertua
But what's the uaef
II ts very seldom thar two uproa.
Ing politicians do not NJ least keep
up a sem blanrc 81 friendship
In this nRht for asnhiorahlp hon.
ors there are twa contestants who
do not even play AZ being Ga good
terms
senator Foster hates ex-senator
Wilson
Ex-senator Wilson has ap1pleNY
when Fosters name Is mentioned.
Between them 40 truce viii ever
Be established in thia remarkable
struggle. thoY will HEht each other
until Gabriel tunes up hia trumpet
the world ia hardly big enough 10
hold them both.
Wilson and Foster often pass By
each other on the streets ~ Wash
InEton'a capital city. bat neither BY
the culver % an cyeiash ahoW signs
81 recognition.
With both uf them their desire 20
20 20 the senate ia not 80 great a.
that Of preventing the other from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-11
GOV. MEAD INAUGURA TED
,coss,nu,.l tram rare ouch

HHIHIHHUFaAFa IT III
yhsFvhy unhappy ,auplHs viii have
!. =, tn cons tHranly more trulble
,ssa tbav have a the past ia Sc
rnrine legal separation.
m urard % The railway commits
N commend the enlistment ~ e
a., ssfahIahlnF railway and
tss,.rsrf4fion comm sion I'm this
&C. fo consist ef IHrrs members.
y ~ appointed by The executive. 10
r.,f,rm the duties and exercise the
49, contemplated BY tHe proFi1
sIops 81 See. 1856 Atf 2. 81 tae state
constitution. which Is as ie.isNs5
rho legislature shalt PASS i'Ns
n4fsbfshInE reasonable maximum
- - eharrra for the lranspartaz
tisn he paszeuEaTa and fHrIEht and
!, correct abuses and Iu prevent
slsrrInInaubn and eEtHrtiau I'm the
rates "a freight and passenger tar
iffs On different railroads aud other
common carriers iu this state. and
ssau enforce a8eh laws bY AIDE
cuate penalties A railway and
Transportation commission may be
appointed and its powers and duties
niiy defined BY law
In rrEard CD the difference az legal
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tisus y ais.s' !. ,l'l's''s "a .'e-'' -
Fewer applicants Tor divorce de-
trees would appear tn our courts y
this body enacted law making u
q felony or misaemeannf Tor par
ent 10 desert his child. of Ter a aus
band 70 voluntarily desert OF aban
don his wife unless some reasoilss1ie
ground exists therefor. The one
hundred and ffffy or more children
committed TO the state reform
school are there largely BY reason
% the domestic difficulties of their
.-.- -. -. &c., ff.,s..- fAa
q ths opinion that the creation Of
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attaining the honor

attaining the honor.
II sWucuy ever entered Chicago
ppiitlra. be would be- aa alderman
before he lad time 10 hang up bis
hat. said the cid Capitol iuungrf
this morning Talk about a cam
palgusrf lies peach.
/ dunt just know h1w hiH meth
oia are going 10 succeed In the more
diEuIHed battle Tor a scat In the
United states senate. bat when 70
cnmca % real. old CLARK street cam
pAlEnlnk he's The roudn"
Governor elect Mead has an
npuheed the appointments 81 J ~
Wiimat. 81 spokane aud Herbert
4 1Affc. 81 Seattle. a. lieutenant
coioneis and aide De camps on bis
personal staff Which means that =
seattle tailor and one ia spokane
will b. richer hy the price uf one
fulIsdreaa uniform
u taJk lust seven minutes for tho
senate - appropriate to-day SO DO
FOR legislative expenses on bakers
resolution Tho amount o. tho
same az that appropriated ~ the
last session. bat n large extra APP
Precipitation Wili be necessary this
year
Condor. ~ Kitaap county. intro
ducsd a bsil providing for the APP
paintmrnt - a superior judge IN
kttaap county. StauaelI. - stevens.
a btu creating the office 81 ell In
speetof ard providing for bis re-
muueration BY fera stanaeli. n btu
providing for an additional Judge
~ tho superior court IN a district
formed by taking stevens from the
spokane district and Ferry from the
OkanoKnn district
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on MEMS Heavy Weight Under
wear At T. - Brooks & Co. 1881,
second Ave.
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FLINT WINS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. IL
Frank Flint was chosen United
States senator on the first ballot by
a unanimous republican vote cast
for him Bard knight and Fisk
withdrew
The committee having In charge
the arrangements for the funeral 81
Mayor r. J. Humea will meet
this afternoon Mt ( O'Clock 90 com
plete rs duties a date viii be
st Tor the funeral and 81 viii be
decided whether or not the body
will lie IN state
At the Bonney. Watson morgue.
where the body f. now awaiting
burial. friends Of the late ex mayor
have been calling and inquiring
about the ohaequies all day.
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tx COMMISSION.

Many demands" says Governor
tead. will be made upon you dur
inE the session for the enactment
q measures whlch viii tend 70 ma
terlaIly increase the state appro-
priafious for the ensuing year.
Those 30 Interested Ia the increased
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Buoy store These Days.

= Buay atoFc Heae Uays.
For q few DAYS only get - per
cent discount nu Hats and Mems
Furnishing. Al =. =. Brooks 4
Co. 1881. second Ave.