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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-30
The Chiid'S Cure When Teething.
L A UG HLINS'
CORDIAL

SouoaS the gums. "I.aN> the pain. reduces
inflammation, controls the huWri>. Cur
ing Summer Complaint, by >cui,Jy, In
II j. being used 10y Physicians ia their
daily practice, and being recommended
by them iDrchildI,u trcinIHg ia hundreds
OF cit>c> every day.
For ailayIuG pam, relieving irritation oI
Inflammation ul the Gums, ,-UlItu" the
Bowels, STRENGTHENING weak 'hiIdrru,H and
giving Them resi- toy day and uI.h lat, moth
mg gives 80 perfect satisfaction As THIS
preparation.
Every Bottle is Warranted.
And there has never been "a hoItlc I,.
turned IN the many hundred thousand
sold.
Remember, one child in three die, be-
fore the llth year. Many OF them might
be saved ny having Il reliable remedy "a
hand got up expressly for such disease ~
children are subject 20 in infancy.
For relieving pain ami procuring rest ID
cannot bee surpassed, Iud tor WIud 10 The
Stomach amt Bowels. Commissions, colo,
Gripping pHrrhu'a aud by>,ul,IN % viii
Civ, immediate relief. II really Keeps
CuI.df,u healthy and makes mothri~
happy.
Sold by Drug SIS ana Dealers. pric0
~ CENTS.
Laughin Bros. & Co., Projectors,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. y" nain Street, " hccIing, ~. Va.
uCl-|
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ELLlNGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale:

2O0 Halt Bills Lake Herring.
El0O White Fish. -
; 30 No. Mackercl..
1900 No. Mackcrel.
400 Packages Mackerel, , and in quart (.
barrels and kits.
- TirrccS choice Carolina Rice.
lJl BblS choice y. q. MulaSSus.
~ HhdS choice y. .. Sugar.
~ Bbl> SyrupS.
2UO Bills Standards \. b, Extra e. Granu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin nud
CO sugars.
500 BblS Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone. ldlrwISe, Howard and othc
standard brands.
leo Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice q. J
Teas.
~ CaddicS prime 10 Choice G. p. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces llHlhr"uk'S j. II
Milluurs, PAGES and other good ana L.
liable brands, among the best In the couu-
try. our stock X iull and complete, ami
will be offered To the trade al the lowest
market price. We iuNI;" c.u>r buyers &"
all and Namue our stock before purch
cSiug elsewhere.
amdT-l-c NELL \ ELL y G. II y VI
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL. H25O.OOO
SURPLUS, 100000.

JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Hice President.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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\ Marietta lGnl gentleman has made
the wonderful discovery that human
spittle is as deadly to a yenomous snake
rs thor poison is to man. He says he
has caught several snakes, among them a
rattlr>nake and "diers. and spit in their
mouths, and the snakes died That's a
hard story, but il he aid do ii his saliva
must have been heavily charged with
whisky. However if its 50, we agree
that if snakes will let us alone. We will
promise on our part, not to c'tch them
and spit in their mouths to see them die.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

One square, inch space.
One tines - Zone months 6 %
Two times. ! - Three months. II ~
One week .......... 2 80 one year. ........ - ~
one square changeaOle once week $50.
Special Notices p per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts viii be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, ~ per
cent additional.
Local Notices 10 cents per line-Gm no
locai notice iOiH be inserted JOr tess than ON
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
ed business house,, must be paid for in ad-
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will bc confined To
their legitimate business, and all adyer-
tiScncntS not connected with ii will be
charged Tor III our regular rates.
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T. 10 u e.

100 Barrels Pollock : Indiana Fancy.
4" " Washington Indiana Mills.
&" " Gem OF the West, extra family
Just received and Tor sale by
mart VI, REILLY.
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at'heeling &egl5ter,
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
one vear.........SS ~ Three months...S2 w
six months. 1 W One month. 70
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, l yr...Si Nv One copy, 6 mos.s2 90
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr..S2 W Five copies, yrs 90
Oue copy, d mos on Ten copies, VT. Is 90
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25
Saltwater bridge COMPANY.

organizing Saltwater bridge company.
Mr.. Ruger, allowing citizens OF Florence to
determine whether domestic animals may run
at large.
Mr. Durant, establishing court of common
pleas for Washington county.
Mr.. Woodbury., allowing the damage OF
swamp lands in Anoka and Grant counties.
Mr. Grover, correcting naturalization papers
of Fanton Olson Blackery.
Mr.. Pierce, authorizing electors OF Winnie
bago City school district to fix the salaries OF
their officers Rules suspended and bill passed.
MI. Alderman, amending laws of 1878, re-
lating to the preservation OF game.
By Mr.. tiaskill, to appropriate 81, 345 to re-
imburse William Box for his expenses in the
contested election case of Box VS.. Drury.
By Mr.. Mower, to amend the charter of the
city of Saltwater
By Mr.. Drury, to incorporate the village Of
Minnesota, Wabashaw county.
By Mr.. Pirz, amending the general laws in
relation to subdivisions OF sections. Provides
for post at the centre of sections.
By Mr.. l.. L. Baxter, regulating the election
and terms of office of the commissioners O.
Carver county. Giving the county four COM
missioner districts and one commissioner tC
be elected at large, who shall be chairman Of
the board. Rules suspended and bill passed
By Mr.. Tunell, appropriating 81 900 te
bridge Stewards creek, Mansfield, Freeb"rr
By Mr. Hopkins, amending laws of 1873 il
relation to Cannon Falls improvement Com
pany. and Minnesota Railroad Company.
By Mr. Listoe, removing the county seat Of
Becker county to Audubon.
By Mr.. w. S. Baxter, authorizing certain
towns in Wabashaw county to issue bonds te
aid in the construction of railroads
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25
A Leap for Life.
From the Winona Republican. !

From the Winona Republican,
A jump for life was what man decided
to take, yesterday, while at work on the
pile driver at the Green Bay elevator
He occupied position away up aloit to
work the hammer. which occasionally
needed attention. While in this unenvia.
BILE position, huge pile was drawn up by
the machine, the hammer was up ready
to drop on call, when the whole pile driv-
ing machine began to sway. The man
aloft saw that it was going oyer. He
took in the situation at glance. If
he remained where he was it was to risk
his life in the fall with the ponderous
hammer, weighing twenty-five hundred
pounds, an immense oaken pile twenty or
thirty feet long. and the large timbers Of
the machine. 1t all flashed through his
mind in an instant, and, turning upon the
ladder he made leap for his life, landing
upon the platform Of the freight dock.
thirty feet below. The we,ghty hammer
went down through the dock, and the
machine went over on its side, but the
man was safe, His Jump saved his life
| and, aside from little soreness in his
back, he felt no injury, and resumed work
| to-day.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25
Tom Scott Jaws Back hut the Balti-
more Il Ohio Don't Scare.

Tom Scott replies to the telegram Of
the President of the Baltimore & Ohio
road, published last week, saying that
the Pennsylvania Central will protect
Philadelphia and do the fair thing by
Baltimore and New York, but intimates
that if the Baltimore & Ohio road want
war they can have it, and that they will
always be ready to take care Of their
business; and more, that it may be their
duty and interest next season to give
Baltimore line that will afford them
every advantage that the Balti-
more & Ohio now pretends to give
them, and intimates that in that case
that interest will have occasion to be
sorry for the course they have chosen to
take, whereupon, it is reported from Chi
cago, the Baltimore & Ohio folks threaten
that if Scott's orders are not modified
to-day to reduce their passenger rates
both eastward and westward and reduce
its freight rates from the West to the
East as it has already reduced them from
| the East to the West. This will involve
all other trunk lines. Music in the air.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25
RIVERS AND HARB0RS.
Proposed ApPrOpriatiOns..E For Duluth
$4,000: St. Anthony Falls 5000;
River Above the Falls $4,000.

The river and harbor bill, as reported
to the House Of Congress on the 10th,
appropriates in all S5.l0O,0OO. Among
the items are the following of especial in
terest in the Northwest:
Harbors-Duluth $4,000; Ontonagon
$4,000; Eagle $4,000; Marquette $15,-
600; Green Bay $4,000; Menomonee
$4,000; Onahpee, Wis, $4,000; Mani
towac, Wis, $4,000; Sheboygan, Wis,
$4,000: Port Washington, Wis, 81 ;
coo; Milwaukee $4,000; Racine $40,
600; Chicago $4,000.
R;vers-Fox and Wisconsin, $500, 900;
st. Marys and St. Marys Falls canal,
$780, 900; st. Clair, at mouth Of Black
river, Mich, $4,000; Falls of St. Anth-
ony, 100000, l$25,OOO may be expend-
e6 for improvement Of the Mississippi rlv.
er above the Falls Of St. Anthony;) Min
nesota river, $4,000; upper Mississippi
river. $4,000; Des MONIES rapids, Missis-
ippi river. $48O.OOO; Rock Island rapids,
Mississippi river, $4,000.
The bill makes it the duty Of the Sec
rotary to apply the money herein appro-
priated as by contract, except where spe-
cific estimates cannot be made for partic-
ular work, or where, in the judgment Of
said Secretary, the work cannot be con-
tracted at prices advantageous to the gov
eminent, and except appropriations made
for the examination and survey, and such
contracts shall be made after sufficient
public advertisement for proposals in
such form and measures as the Secretary
of War shall prescribe; and such con-
tracts shall be made with the lowest re-
sponsible bidder therefor, accompanied by
such securities as the Secretary of War
shall require. The bill requires the Sec.
rotary of War to cause examinations or
surveys or both tc be made at certain des-
ignated points.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Franken6eld, incorporating the bor-
ough ri Henderson.
Bv Mr.. Buckham, amending the city charter
of F.ribault; providing for the election OF two
justices OF the peace instead OF city justice
Passed under suspension OF rules-l
By Mr. Benedict, app ropriating $500 to pay
company &, third reg iment, NJ n. g for serv-
ices in arresting certain Indians for murder Of
the Cook family.
By Mr. Folsom, for protection of frontier
settlers from Indian drpredations; provides
for the appointment OF three Indian Commits
sioners to make annual reports of the condi-
ton and action OF Indians off the reser ations
and to have the authority OF sheriffs.
BY Mr.. Butler, for enforcing collections OF
taxes in Hennepin county delinquent on and
prior to levy Of 1873.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Amending the oct of 1874 relating to Chaskz
| independent school district. Authorizes thf
issue OF bonds, not more than g. 0uO-
| Granting additional powers to the com
mississioners OF Hennepin county in relation
to the care the poor.
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senate, Thursday, February IS.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


By Mr.. Armstrong, amending the special act
of 1870 relating to the town of Albert Lea
BY Mr.. Cox, amending the statute OF 1874,
relating to the right of redemption Of non-res-
ident minors whose estate is delinquent for
taxes
By Mr.. Butler, amending the act OF 1874 re-
lating to the service of district court summons.
BY Mr.. White, amending the statutes relating
to executors, administrators, etc
BY Mr. Berry, amending the statute OF 1873,
relating to the laying out oil roads
Also, granting the W;nona Ferry Company
ten years exclusive right for ferrage at WI
mona.
BY Mr.. Folsom, providing for organization OF
the county OF ltasca.
By Mr.. Freeman, authorizing the commits
sioners OF certain counties to refund a portion
of the taxes OF 1874 Applies to counties where
local taxes were increased beyond necessity by
the increased valuation fixed in equalization.
BY Mr.. Blake, amending the statutes of 1874
| rs to allow redemption OF subdivisions OF
delinquent lands, by paying the proportionate
art OF taxes due.
By Mr. Wells, amending the statutes relat-
| ing to garnishments, be- providing for removal
OF cause from one to another court.
| Also, amending chapter - of the general
/ laws OF 1874 relating to change OF venue.
Also, Amending the statutes relating to
divorce.
| BY Mr.. Smith, amending the statutes relat.
ing to bonds OF registers OF deeds.
owKNs POLITICAL HISTORY.
Mr.. Folsom presented the petition OF J. P
Owens setting forth the plan OF his proposed
historical work and asking that 81, 900 be ap
propriated to aid in collection of materials, I.
be expended under direction OF the executive
council of the State Historical Society. Tn,
petition was referred to the committee OF
finance.
| SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Changing the name of the First Scandina
Wan NJ +. Church to the First Swede, etc.
Renewing the grant Of land to IT, Winon
4 st. Peter railroad company.
| HOUSE BILLS PASSED
Joint resolution memorialixing Congress 70
a canal survey between the navigable water
of the Minnesota and the Red river OF tn
North.
Legalizing proceedings of school district NJ
IS, in Hennepin county.
Changing time. of general terms OF distrit
court in Stevens and Wilkin counties
At 1915 the Senate went into committee {
the whole, Mr.. Mcdonald in the chair, wit
fifty nine bills on the general orders Of Il
day. By passing over bills likely to excl
debate, a large number of bills were dispose
OF by the committee.
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Afternoon Session.

Most of the afternoon session was de-
voted, in committee of the whole to Mr..
Coggswell's bill shifting the burden of
proof upon railroads in actions for dam
ages on account of killing cattle, etc.
The bill having been considerably changed
and modified by amendments, was finally
recommended to pass.
When the committee rose the Senate
went into executive session and referred
number of appointments to the appro-
pirate committees.
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n. F. w. KRANZ,
Register Of Deeds
AND
Real Estate Agen
HASTINGS.

HASTINGS, MINI
Has for sale some Of the finest Farms IN
the Suite. Also improved Prairie Lands II
Dakota county, and large list Of Improved
and Unimproved Lots IN Hastings and Far
mington.
Esta1e vii do we'll 70 give me call and e.
amine my kSD.
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1T is proposed to amend the IA
waiian reciprocity treaty 50 that Ameri-
can tobacco be, admitted free to the
islands. This IS to be done to keep other
governments from claiming benefit Of the
treaty under the usual Favored nation
clause in treaties. It is also proposed to
stipulAte that the Hawaiian government
shall not make any foreign alliance or al
low any other nation to acquire nava
stations or other foothoIds on the islands
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Avoid Quacks & Impostors

Dr.. J. B. DroTr graduate Of yeferson Med
zeal college. Philadelphia. author Of teversl
vsluable works. can be consulted on all dis
eases Of the sexual or Urinary organs (Which
he has made An especial study either in male
or female. no matter from what cause original
ing or Of how long standing. A practice OF 30
years enables him TO treat diseases with iuc.
cees- Cures guaranteed. Charges : sasonabe
Those At . die auce can forward lettsf describ-
ing symptoms and enclosing stamp to prepay
postage.
Send for the Guide to he 1Lth Price 10 CT
J. 3. DTOTT, n. D.. Physician Surgeon
fO4 Duane Street Me- York.
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H00&&.

House met 1t 4. H. and resolved Itself into
committee OF the whole, Mr.. Brown in the
chair. An immense list OF general orders was
before the committee.
Mr. Buworth's railway repeal bill was re-
committed to the committee on railroads, and
made the special order for next Tuesday even
inx.
Mr.. Helms bill restoring the death penalty
was recommended to pasA
The Joint resolution In relAtion 70 railroad
legislaiioa in Wiseonsfn ~ Indefinitely pot
poned
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BILLS INTRODUCED.


By NJ. Morse, bill for an act provid-
ing for the appointment of railroad COM
missioner, and defining his duties. To
prevent extortion and discrimination by
the railroads of the State. (The appoint
ment to be made by the Governor. The
salary to be $1,000. and the term of office
two years.
By Mr. West, to REIN burse P. H. Rah-
lily 1888 for expenses in contested cleo
ton case Of Rahilly VS.. jackson.
By Mr.. Treadwell, to provide for the
printing and binding Of 600 copies of the
opinions of the Attorney General, and
appropriate $500 for the purpose.
By Mr.. Gaskill, appropriating $500 to
bridge Root river in Olmsted county.
By Mr.. Alderman. to change the name
Of Johannas Hackinson to John II. Jung
quist.
SENATE ABILL PASSED.
To incorporate village of Glen coe, Nc
Leod county.
To amend general statutes 1866 relat
ing to township organizations.
To amend an act Incorporating the St
Anthony Water Power Company.
To amend the general statutes relating
to conveyances, and the recording
| thereof.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Introduced by Mr.. West, amending
special law. 1874, authorizing the super
visors of the town of Clark. Faribaul
county, to issue bonds to the amount o
5000. Passed under suspended rules.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Murra,
amending an act to incorporate Ovation
ma, Steele county, was also passed unde
| suspension of rules.
To amend the charter of the village 0
Anoka.
Granting additional powers to tn
county commissioners of Hennepin count,
in relation to the poor.
Authorizing the vacation of certain
streets in the city of Mankato.
To amend the limits of the city c
Maukata.
Authorizing certain counties to aid i
the construction of the Minneapolis
st. Louis r. K.
/ To establish the county seat of Lltch
field Meeker county.
Providing for biennial sessions of tn
Legislature. Ayes 81. nays q.
Relating to obtaining titles to lands 70
the use of school lands for school houses
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LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE electors Of Tip
perary have adopted resolution declar-
ing that in the event of John Mitchell s
election being annulled they would again
return him to Parliament. 1t is reported
that Mitchell will refuse to take the oath
of allegiance and that the home rule mem
bers of Parliament will refuse to support
him because of the policy he proposes is
different from theirs.
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PLUCK NO. 81

THE NEW CHROMOS-From Willard's
Famous Paintings. These Elegant Chromos
are by far the most expressive pictures ever
given TO the public, being full Of humors and
nPlnck" TO the last extent. Size is by -
inches; mounted upon canvass and strain
err. Price $40 the pair Send orders to the
publisher, J. p. ryder, 239 SupeAOr-s.,
Cleveland, O.
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Europe. He did know what The S;.lreme
Court might eventually decide on the
railway question; it might decide against
the people; hence he would provide Tor
the worst.
Mr.. Butler said this company was lltl'
eating against the right of the State to
exercise control over it. When a new
company comes here it is required to be
subject to the general laws Of the State
governing the railroads of the State. He
was not disposed to take advantage of this
but felt the Lee hsg snmnen1 had ID
come under the authority of the State.
The debate was continued by Messrs.
Drake Donnelly, Cox, Macdonald and
others. Mr.. Donnelly's amendment was
lost by Is yeas to % nays, and the bill
was ordered engrossed for third read
ing after the committee rose by % ayes
to nays I.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25

George w. French has been nomi-
mated by the President to Be Secretary
81 Wyoming Territory.
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Passenger Set On Their Heads. bat
Not Seriously Hurt.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-The mail train
leaving here this morning on the Ohio 4
Mississippi railroad, ran of the track at
South Side, near this city, turning the
coaches completely over. No one was
seriously hurt The accident was caused
by broken rail.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-25
G.. A. DeGRAFF,

Short Horns, Ayrshire and Alderney cattle;
Poland China, Chester White and Imported
Berkshire hogs; Cotzwold and Southdcwn
sheep. now have for sale fine specimens
Of the aforementioned kinds ond varieties OF
stock at aLAKE ELYSIAN STOCK FARM"
Information given and orders promptly filed
by application to LOTS WALLACE,
GAINESVILLE, Waseca Co., MINI.
June IL. 1874
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House.

Afternoon session. Committee of the
| whole: Mr.. Morse in the chair. The
committee had fifty bills under consider
alton, but because ofthe eternal CAB in
dulged in by some of the members, but
little hea was made in the work of
clearing the list.
Mr.. Taylor's bill in relation to tenure
Of office was indefinitely postponed.
BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION.
Mr.. Champions bill in relation to this
subject being before the committee, Mr..
Rutledee called attention to the fact that
under this bill. if passed, its pains and
penalties would extend to all officers and
all elections, even to Masonic and Good
Templars' lodges, and he would therefore
move to commit to Mr.. Chnmplin
for amendment, which was adopted, but
not until after Mr.. Furber had inquired
if the law would also apply to ladies sew
ing circles.
| INEBRIATE ASYLUM.
Mr.. Daniels bill to establish an inebri-
ate asylum being under consideration,
Mr.. Gaskill moved to amend by striking
out Rochester and inserting High Forest,
and in supporting his amendment urged
that Rochester has some twenty saloons
and if nebriates escape from the institu-
ton they will at once rush into the sa-
looms and get drunk, while in High Forest
there are no saloons. The inebriates
could be let loose and enjoy the beauties
Of nature. Lost.
Mr.. Listoe moved to strike out Roches-
ter and insert Fergus Falls, the coming
city of the northwest, concerning which
be could speak volumes and in its favor.
but being reminde of his duty to work,
by the gentleman from Olmsted. MIR.
Daniels) in his advice this morning, he
would defer. Lost.
Mr.. Crosby moved to strike out Roch'
ester and insert Worthington. Worth
ington is a temperance town, he said. the
seat of the Toledo Blade Miller-Ohio Col
ony, a town which has no saloon in which
whisky is kept except for medicinal
purposes and that under strict charter
regulations indeed no whisky is SOLD
within twenty five miles of the town.
Mr.. Delano said this might all be true
but he found the best whisky at the hote
in Worthington that he had ever fount
in the State.
MIR. Crosby's motion was lost.
Ten bills were disposed of the commit
tee rose and the House adjourned.
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The bill to nav the contested election ex-
penses of &. B. Chambers came hack from the
committee on claims with . recommendation
that it be indefinitely postponed motion to
lay on the table WAS defeated and the bill was
finally committed to the committee on ways
and means
BILLS rxHn0DCCxD@
Mr.. Crosby, organizing Pipestone county.
Mr.. Durant reviewing and ame1dihg 81