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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-06-02

w. J. Shaughpessy is at Walla Wal
Ia today on business.

ROM FRIDAYS DAIlY
w. J. Shaughnessy is at WalIa Wal
Ia today on business.
Mr.. McCrea, u wheat raucher from
the Rattlesnake Hills is in town TODAY
Messrs. Moss and 1IcAlIster of L.
Grande, Ore. are here to-day looking
for land.
Mrs. May Skinner came down from
Spokane this morning to close up the
purchase Of some land III section Is.
y. L. Menhinick, of Tacoma, a resi-
dent of the Valley in an early day, is
in town looking after business inter
ests.
VIM. Hughes Ct Wallace, Idaho, ar
rived this morning called here by the
sad news of the death Of his baby
daughter.
Remarkable Answers to Prayer
viii be the topic Of discourse by the
pastor on Sabbath morning at the N.
+, church,
The Epworth League will have their
anniversary exercises in the evening
at s O'Clock. a good program with
good music will be furnished.
Wednesday afternoon the Sunnyside
ditch broke On account of heavy rain
fall it is said, and the water has been
shut off temporarily while repairs are
being made.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A dining room
table, chairs, 2 carpets, 2 mattresses,
window shades and other small pieces
Must be sold before Monday noon,
June 9TH. A. S. TYLER,
gust north of Mr.. Conway's in the
garden tracts.
J. T. LaTkin started milk wagon
June lst and will make his route both
morning and evening. Mr.. Larkin
guarantees good fresh milk and full
measure. Give him your patronage
and be assured of courteous treatment.
The men who were arrested yester-
day for disorderly conduct in the Jap
restaurant, had their trial today and
were fined $50 and $50 and costs A
third fellow who insisted on passing
liquor to the other two was also fined
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-06-02
STRAYED

Two work horses, one is bay horse
branded with john Blacks brand,
Lazy IB on shoulder and small Y on
the neck he is seven years old and
broke to work. The other is light
grey horse branded flying Diamond
Bar on right 5tlt'e. They VIII weigh
about hoo Us each, viii give $40 y
cad for tenn or so for tbs two. Ad
Dress sam White, pls-<er. leo
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-06-02
Rev. B. E. StOckford.

Well known Baptist Evangelist is
here from Boston, Mass, and will coz
duet SPECIAL services beginning tonight
June 1st, in the Presbyterian Church,
services opening ats o'clock. Fifteen
minute song service. Preaching at
SIS. Topic, "Asleep on the Sands of
Time.H Everyone is invited.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-06-02

,oUberry pil''L9'
s'"' ....o f. e,octinr . carnen-
Geo. AZ Ivos,ington street
tersH'f a..-o;a, oc.,.,,a
". .. a., stra,ybprrv rlanis
ismsh'"s
2 ! Parties baving orders III VIII" W. =
4 Hsxton for plants can ''o" get '"e'n'
r. f. Horton OF Tacoma Is mere
visiting bis son Howard WI" IS con-
dpcting potato fahch west o. 'ne
city.
Prof N"'t @i@ ~, ,,,,a ,r,' tIo., ,..ii1
for North i ''l,'''I .r....l..,,,;,,,
visit loF IL" 49,, .,.g,, .,.,. .a,Sa..,a,,
able of this state ana up Ioto th7 O4h-
adam northwest
shorsoe ,ragon and harness
span ,.a.,, n,,.lv III blacksmith
lol
SUPP
For Sale-Oie sli5'e -A''ciicIi way
on, morse anu '''''
shan loo''e'' ''''~' -.
tbs oiii'e'
Messrs. Horton, Smithley and Mont
somery, trio Of gentlemen from Ia
coma today purchased three tracts Of
nd in the Chicago Tracts.
Z. Tow fornarIv assistant ,on.
or;n+.n4ort IF tha Mort horn
e'l az -. ,roa ho,a Yesterday tine c,ast of
nI Hanson.
C. +. horton 81 I"coo'a' Iooay puF-
chased from y. L. hanson one 'hiId
interest III 0''''0'' - ~
= IT. ,,,o, Of cba,ar hoo e,,orod
-. ar,nors, in with w G. rarna-
''O :. ,ho Eorn.u;ol, blocl,or,i,h
snQp. MI h'lSh WIZ Hio'0 Ills i"h'iiJ
nei7 ID 'uoN " g.. a,so~
uen'7'
ill., ~
o,e, ,.1,
Or Of Boston, Mass, is spending a few
DAVIS here as the guest Of c. ", Storey.
Mr.. Stockford is an Evangelist and
has been conducting special services
near Yakima. He has asked to meet
all the baP'isV people lo"'9n' al Mt'
Jarnaglh,s mouse III the beach SC
dl'oh. Ever "o"y "e'co'iie'
W. D. LuhcaA came up 'o"h iaS'
. Fening ana reports" TIE S''e aFiiVa'
a his nome OF Il bouncing oaoy boy
iie'e ''''N ~ ''-0 '''''0 '0''o"'
A. d. Baidefsoh' representing the
"alla "atia Chamoer OF commerce.
- ne'0 'o''y /" '''7 ''''0' 7'' VI '"s
i''o's' '''n'''
FROM 7uvsspsy.s DAILY
Mr.. Ely Sr has leased the c. @. An
derson place east of town for one year.
Mrs Fl & ANON and family ara oo-
ing TO tWaitsburg for q weeks visit
ypood i-.; tho ,r
oroa af h;a 49,, oo;I;nu
w ,a,o, .ho Aa,,,,on ,ho hos
hoo, ~ v-,;totI,,na e,n aor,a ,,.ao,,a l.
intom. .oas
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05
LA FERIA DEL
CONDADO.

H., L. i,,n+o ,o,,,1or II l.
= cor, c;on 10 doso,rolIa dol
noIIo u 2ra,.tos an l., nooho -
noaoc;o nri inc;na1 oetnvo on
,oIacion do Ia n,.inoora foria
an,o1 dol conqa do 10 Torronco
rs+n s,,hion+n f,b dosc,,+ido on
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05
La Ley de Domiagos.

La ley de domlngos prohibi
endo ell tener las cantina,
ablertas y juegos Ell operacion
ha sldo observada muy diver
samente en- diferentes parties
del Territorio. En- aIgunos
condados sc ha enforzado muv
eStrlctam0nte, mientras que
en- otros Sc ha considerable
como letra muerta, Y este h
sucedldO no pOr en- ano 0 dos.
81 no por mas de diez 0 doce.
Una parte de la c0munidad
alega y require e] estricto en-
forzamlento de la ley en- todas
parties, mi6ntras que otra parte
Sc slent0 indiferente sobre su
OperaciOn. UltimamentC en-
6sta corte ell Sabado de la Sc
mana pasada al procurador
Clancy protoco1o ocho infor-
maciones enconJra de cantine-
ros por ell quebrantamiento de
dlcha ley y anunclo de que
presentaria otras mas delante.
La Bandera.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05

Domingo Wales, detenido
por ell asesipato del Coronel
Chavez, sera juzgado en- Albu-
querque, probablemente en- el
5egundo t6rmino de la corte.
segun nn despacho recibido de
Roswell, anunciando que la
causa ha sido, cambiada q
aqeu Distrito. 8
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05
Ell RECORTE
DE BELEIN.

La compa1ia del ferrocar1l
Atchison, Topeka y Santa F6,
Sc ha determindo en- gastar $40
100000, de pesos en- concluir
ell trabajo del recorte del fer
rocarril por Belen Y 10 conse-
guira Ell debido tempo. g. W.
Allen, un contratista estuvo
en- la cuidad y dijo que va Sc
habia dado principle a la o5ra
de construction en- dicha Inca
con SO hombres y trainta tiros.
Esta fuerza sera aumentada q
1000 hombres y 500 tiros tan
pronlo como Sc puedan reunlr
Y llevar q la escena del trabaiO
donde Sc 0stabeceran campos.
La compa7ia de. construction
de Lantry Sharp c0menzaran
dentro de pocos dias a-dar sub
contracts. y despu6s de que
este Sc c0nsiga eIIos tomaran
parte activa en- ol progreso del
trabajo. Los habitantes de
Bel6n Sc encuentran lIenos de
jdbilo y tienen mucha razon
para clio, pues mientras dure
ell trabaio Sc gastar5n grandes
sumas de dinero en- dicho pIa-
"a Y dospn6s Sc seguira una
prosperidad solida.
SeIe pregunto al contratista
que 81 la construction del re-
corto miuoraria ell trafco di-
recto por Albuquerque y re-
spondio, que en- ningIin punto,
ell lproposito del recorto es de
aliyiar y tener dosecho para el
immense trafco cue 4 yeces
contesta la Iinia principal vie
ia entire puntas directamente
del 0riente al D0ni0nte. La
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05
-.>,>.,,,,n1gton In Heaven.

Shall we know each other there?"
DO Christians really doubt the fact
that the reunion of heaven will include
recognition, the meeting again of those
who have been separated, the gather
iag OF all the scattered clans? Is Cod
who gives US daily bread here, so un-
Kind a Father that He viii offer us a
stone there? If there is Immortality, is
1t to be apart from the sweetness ana
Eacredness Of love? Is not this the i'm
uIication of the Mount of Transfgura-
tion--the saints, who had been for cen.
turies in heaven, knew each other and
conversed and were known to Peter,
James and John?-Margaret IT, Sang
-l4nr
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05
El lnteIegente Perso.

81 Senor Fulano tenia un
perro muy intelegente, cual 10
guerra mucho y muy ingredo
con ell. Un dia su hijo, III
joyen muy adelantado, vino
endonde estava su papa y le
dijo, que havia un hombre en-
Ia plaza quien pudia ensenar
hablar a los perros.
El pobre padre, facil para
dejarse enga1lar, dijo al mu-
chacho que llevara ell perro al
professor que 10 vera y ST 6l
pensaba que pudia ensenarIo
que 10 hiciera 81 no costaba
mas que 2OD pesos. Ell hijo
necesltaba dinero y asi 81 lie
dijo d su padre que ell hombre
pedia 100 pesos adelantado, y
su padre Sc 10 entrego al hijo.
Ri hijo lleb6 ell perro y 10 mat6
Despues de gastar ell dinero Sc
fu6 y le dijo al padre que el
professor le diio que tomaba
como un mes para ensenarlo y
que en- dos sema1as SO le lIe-
dara so pesos y veria como es-
taba aprendiendo ell Perro. Y
asi en- dos semanas, eI Senor
Fulano dio a su hiio los so
pesos y Sc sali6.
Cuando volvi6 q casa el hiio
platicaVa como eI perro decia
Co-mo-le-va y preguntava por
todoS de en- casa. Ri pobre
yieJo tonia demaciado gusto y
asf en- dos semanas lo dio 4 su
hiio otros so pesos y lo dijo
que fuora a traor 81 perro.
Por su puesto volvi6 sin ell
perroy cuando su padre Ie
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05

I'll gobernador inferno, Mr.
J. w. Reynolds, nombro ell Lo-
nes pasado al agrimensor, Da-
vld White, de Santa F6, como
ingeniero de regadio y 4 Ar
thur Seligman de Santa F6,
Frank Springer de Las Vegas
A. w. Pratt de Carlsbad, N. A.
I'aIich de Deming y j. E. Nc
Carthy, de Pennington, como
la comision de regadio, baio
los prescripcjones de la nueva
ley. El ingeniero ganara un
sueldo de $1,000 al ano y todos
as tOS.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05

Sparks From DR.. CIarI1's Anvil.
Christian Endcayor stands for a def
Inite purpose and q direct aim.
Christian Endaavor is Il united train
Ing school for Christian service.
We do not worship our pledge, but
we simply say that this is a way that
God has shown us whereby we can
satisfy the LONGING Of o11r hearts for
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05
Tse Need Of Reverence.

Reverence IS the soul of religion.
When that is gone, there is little left
with which God can be pleased. Where
nothing is sacred everything becomes
common. even God himself. Lutheran.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05

Mrs. Edith Gillespie, la mas
potable madro del universe,
muri5 recientemente cerca de
Denver, Colorado, a La edad de
81 amos. La notabilidad de
6sta sonora Sc cifra en- que
durante 81 vida di6 & Luz IS
pares de gemelos, siendo un
total de 80 hijos. Nacid en-
| lInglaterra, pero deSde j6v8n
vino q este f6rtil pals con 81
fin de ayQdar en- su acrecenta-
mienfto y prosperidad. ~
~t''i'' ''' - ~ = t!.Li.bt : s.ttVilp1
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05

Alguacil Sanchez dc este
condado estuvo en- Ia cabecera
varios dias de 6sta semana.
Las Nuevas de la Estancia. (Estancia, Nuevo MeÌjico) 1904-1908, 1905-05-05

Don, Satprninllo nll, , LLY}leras L}lf, : { esta
en- Estancia hoy hoy .,af94Y7ie1|tto ,aaffenYdiendo
nego clio. -.,,'.,,, 4 '''& -
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
Former Senator Towne Accused

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--James D. Nc
Namara and Peter Schmidt in a suit
recently filed declared former United
States Senator Charles A. Towne to
have headed an insolvent company in a
scheme for selling stock in the Doyle
Air Burner company of South Dakota.
The complainants allege that they
believe the former Minnesota man will
be found to owe Doyle company more
than 100000 when their suit against
the Towne company is disposed of.
Towne now resides in New York.
1t is asked that the term of trust by
which the Royal Trust company has
control of the unissued stock in the
Doyle company be extended two years.
and that an injunction be entered
agaist the issuance of any part of
more than $4,000 900 in certificates held
in its vaults.
Mcnamara and Schmidt say they
have invested 100000 and $4,000 cash
in the venture of the Doyle company.
The Towne company. organized in
New York is alleged to have under
taken to float stock of the enterprise in
the spring of 1908.
At the time the deal with Towne was
made, it is asserted, his company was
not fin ncially responsible. a large
quantity of the Doyle company's treas
ury stock is alleged to have been sold
in few months, but no accounting, II
is declared ever was made.
HoItzhemer Gone to Washington
POCATELLO, Jan. 9.-F. H. Holtz-
heimer, of the law firm of Holtzheimer
& Holtzheimer. has gone TO Washing
ton where he has been summoned 10
testify in the Smoot investigation.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10

Clearwater County Bill it is Said Will Not Take
Land From Old Nez Perce County
If Passed
(From The Teller's Staff Correspond

(From The Teller's Staff Correspond
ent.)
BOISE, Ida Jan. 9.--The leeisla-
tors are with us again. So far their in
fuence upon Idaho's statute books has
not been especially marked, as no bills
have been passed by either house dur
ing the initial week of the session In
deed it was not until the opening of
the second week that Speaker Hunt
announced the house committees, COM
branch of the Eighth session of the law
making body of the state. The only
bill which was read more than once in
either house during the opening week
was House Bill No. 1, by Jensen. of
Oneida. appropriating $4,000 for the
and other expenses of the session. This
is the second consecutive session that
Jenson has been awarded the privilege
of introducing the first bill-one upon
which there was no division of senti-
ment. political or otherwise. and IN
whose road no legislator seems in
clined to place any stumbling blocks.
Perhaps the most important action of
the week that has passed was the In
PRODUCTION. simultaneously in both
houses. of the anti-adultery and anti
polygamy bills on Friday. in accord
ance with the declared purpose Of the
party during the campaign. Such laws
were earnestly recommended by Gov
ernor Gooding in his message on
Thursday and their introduction fol-
lowed promptly upon the reception and
reading of that document.
The only tendency that has so far
developed among the legislators re-
garding the two measures other than
their immediate and unanimous adop-
tion is desire to amend them so as 10
provide q minimum penalty 10 ne ir.
f1icted in case of conviction. SingG-
larly enough, this omission in the bits
as introduced was discovered by solon;
from the southeast, where the Mormons
are in control. 1t is pointed out by
them that under the bills as introduced
in case the trial was had before n tri-
bunal not particularly averse 20 tbs
crimes or one friendly to the accused
1t would be possible for sentence te
be passed inflicting a fine Of 81 or 6
sentence In jail of a half hour, prac.
tically making farce of the trial 70,
the offense.
IF the republican party is going I,
! adopt laws against polygamy ant
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR IS mere
INVESTIGATING ALLEGED FRAUDS
S. }. Ofalon, of Washington, D. c. Made His
Appearance in the City Last Evening But
Refuses to Discuss the Situation

The man much talked of during the
past few days, has made his appear
ance. $. j. OFallon, special inspector
of the land department at Washington,
d. c., is in the city. He is registered
at the Bollinger as hailing from ST
Louis. Where, when or how he came
is unanswered. Many people in the
city have been on the lookout for him.
The trains have been frequented daily
for the past week in hopes of catching
a glimpse of the man, whom the dis
patches from Washington assert will
investigate the alleged land frauds"
in Idaho. He is unassuming and un-
communicative, but few minutes
conversation with the gentleman will
impress the observer that he is alert
active and sharp. He was found last
evening by The Teller reporter and
Queried in relation to his business in
Lewiston. He preferred not to talk.
He seemed surprised to know that the
purpose Of his visit here had been made
public. He was asked concerning the
alleged land frauds" but stated that
there was nothing that he could di-
vulge at this time in relation to the
case. He suggested that perhaps Mr..
F. D. Culver could give out the situa-
ton. Mr.. O'Fallon refused to state
what kind of affidavits had been filed
in Washington, if any nor would he
divulge ANYTHING in connection with his
visit to Lewiston. When asked If he
would investigate the Lewiston land
office. he intinfated that there was no
investigation on the local land Office
at this time.
Further inquiries developed the fact
that Mr.. OFallon has been in this vi
cinity for several days. When asked il
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10

adultery" said one member from
porter, "and / certainly believe ii
should, in order to stoop some of these
lecherous individuals who are now
running at large. it should be done in
thorough manner, that will be satisfac-
tory TO all. and will not make the en-
actment laughing stock for a portion
of the people, nor leave an opening for
the attacks Of the enemy. / certainly
believe the law should be amended, and
will do my part to have it done, so
that minimum sentence is provided
commnsurate with the Nervousness Of
THE crimes aimed at
The two bills, which are regarded as
administration measures, were both in
troduced in the house by Turner of
Bingham. Crum Of Nez Perce and Nu-
gent Of Idaho were the authors of the
senate bills.
The organization of the two houses
seems to have been effected in man.
ner which will prove very satisfactory
as the session progresses. The election
of J. Frank Hunt OF Bannock as
speaker over Judge ]. II. Richards of
Ada and ]. l.. Goodnight of NezPerce
provides an experienced parliamentary
! ian. who was always fair and impartial
in his decisions two years ago. for the
presiding officer and leaves an excep-
tionally able coterie OF floor leaders.
Goodnight and Thomas of Nez Perce,
Turner of Bannock. Sweetner of Cassia
| and Moore of Fremont are among the
old members who promise to assume
positions of prominence on the floor
while Judge Richards of Ada and DR.
France of Shoshone are couple able
coadJutors among the inexperienced
men in legislative work. Indeed. the
entire delegations from the differen,
counties are composed of good men and
as far as the session has advanced II
seems difficult to pick out the Com
| ing men" of the session from among
their fellows
The proposal of Aulbach of Sboshont
to introduce a resolution declaring tbe
seat of r. ]. Anderson of Weippe va
cant On the ground that he is now 6
resident of Neez Perce county anC
therefore ineligible TO sit as a member
from Shoshone has raised a storm Of
protest 1t is universally admitted tina
the situation is n very complex one
put the desire seems we'll nigh uniyer
sal that Anderson should be allowed
to retain his seat. IL it can be legal,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
GOVERNORS MESSAGE ,s sTRoMe
Senator Heitfeid, Former Opponent ~
Gov. cooding commends Message

The Teller is, today publishing the
governors message. II was read I'm
the legislature at Boise during last
week and a careful review will at once
leave in the minds of the reader a man
ly and forcible statement of conditions
together with sound advise for the flu
ture. Its sincerity OF purpose is mani
fest i'm every line and everywhere may
be heard words of praise for IdahoE
new governor for his stand on public
questions. The message is received
with general favor In Lewiston ana
there is a widespread feeling evident
that the choice of the majority of tho
people was a wise one.
Senator Henry Heitfeid who was the
opponent OF Governor Gooding i'm the
last campaign was seen by The Teller
representative and in discussing ther
message said:
II have read the governors message
with considerable interest and ars
pleased with his utterances. He deals
with all the questions which we con-
sidered issues in the late campaign. I'm
rather a forcible manner. On many q
the leading questions his utterance8
are without ambiguity. AS to the lead
ing question the Mormon issue, l no
tice the governor recognizes that It fx
an issue, and If he will only insfst
upon law that is plain and unmistak-
able. covering adultery. polygamy ana
unlawful cohabitation. shall have NO
regrets as regards the outcome of the.
| recent election.
L still contend that ii Is measures
more than men that we want. The.
governors message, II ! read it right.
asks for all that the democrats CON-
tended for In the last campaign"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED
Bonds Were Approved by the County
Board at Opening Session


The new county officers elected No
vember Sth last assumed charge OF
their respective duties at the court
house yesterday. The change was
made with little ceremony though con-
siderable time was taken in approving
the bonds of the various officers by the
new county board. Chairman Geo. d.
Smith, G. w. Welker and S. Hollen-
beck the old board of commissioners
convened promptly at 10 O'Clock and
approved the bonds of $4,000 each of its
successors, s. Hollenbeck, J. G. Profit
the new board then organized by nam
ing s. Hollenbeck as chairman.
The board then administered the
oaths of office of the following officers
approving the bonds. VIM Schuldt as
county treasurer. sl000 00o and as public
administrator. $4,000 W. f. Daggett.
assessor gave bond for $1,000 and as
tax collector. $50. 900: Harvey Fores-
man. sheriff gave bonds in the sum of
10000 and T. o. Hanlon. probate
judge furnished bonds in the sum of
$4,000. r. s. Crow. county attorney
gave bonds in the sum of $4,000, Miss
Mccoy county superintendent gave
bonds in the sum of $4,000 and Edison
Briggs. surveyor furnished bonds in the
sum of $1,000.
Retiring County Treasurer Hastings
yesterday turned over to Treasure,
Schuldt the sum OF s2110S.3s which
amount is the funds on hand
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
MANY BILLS INTRODUCED
GranseviIIe May Get Insane AsyIum-
Anderson TO be Unseated
(By STAFF Correspondent

BolSt'' Ida, Jan. Speaker Hunt
named his committees of the house to-
day Aulbach of Shoshone today irss-
troduced resolution declaring Ander-
sons seat vacant because of non-resS-
dence in Shoshone county. Bills were.
introduced, in house making Illegal co.
habitation felony. for state depositorv,
Oh moneys, for creation of seventh Ju-
dlcial district of Canyon. Washington,
and Owyhee counties. and for estab-
iishment of northern insane asylum. i'm
accordance with recommendation Of
"oVernor Gooding. at GrangeviIle. yhs.
last bill was fathered by the three
rmembers from Idaho county the other
three by Richards, of Ada.