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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
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AN Acrtc Smcn(. chapter fcrty-c,ghtef tho re.
NiSel statutes, relaitNg To iae assessment ~
statutes relating 10 he COLLECTION II taxes ,nd
chapter ffiN ~ the revised statutes re,AtinS ~
laiINS sold Tor tSNVS,
The people 81 the state Of WISCONSIN, rerreSentcl
II senate and aS$rm0iy, DO enact aS follows;
Section |, Section one Thousand apd eighty
striking cut ihe word Two where Il ScSurs IA
thStssn,rsn'a liGc Of Satd aou, and Inserting
Ssetiea :, Section one thousand one hundred
and SNty-tonr Il ot the revised statutes Is amends
auce With Ian" after tho MORT "apporIienmcnL"
III Tie tenth Tao OF said section
ani Axly-fupr a Of the revised statutes is hereby
amended ~ Inserting the words, when made IN
meuLN IN the tenth line nt said sccton' Also ey
addtAS 10 said section as follows; Fig validity ct
lie attached aud determined, ana subsequently, NJ
assessment may I've had IN manner aud form As
ten D. OF the revised statutes, as amended by thtS
aei,
section 4. sections one tAnussnl one hundred
and StNtS-tcur 3, and one thousand tMo hnndrtd
and ten /, are hereby repeated,
section Spvtipn one thousand two huudrcl and
ten !, is hereby amended ~ striking oat the Wont
conclusive" in the twenty eighln and thrty first
tile words prina acit: also after Tie mord same
where occurs IN the thirty fourth lue OF said
q contest the Validity Of suSh reasSeSSmcmt, hc
shall, within twenty days after such TAN INlt Shat
have been completed. ME With tho clerk Of the
court where such action Is pending ehjcctlonS III
writing 10 such reaN>eSSmeht OF tax r0t n COPY ot
which objections shaft Within i've days after such
hltng, Ne served unon the attorney for the deteud-
amt and theleupcu the court may d,rvtt IN issue
u he made M Involving the Objections aforesaid
which shall he tried summatiN NN the court and
thcrenpen The court shall file an orler sustaining
ofoNcIraliuy the objections ut tue patntA atere,
SAID II hN such order such rtaSSCS>uCnt or tan roll
Shall he held inNaiid, subsequent reaSSeSSment OF
such tax may lie hal In manner and form as herein
above provided; and similar proceedings may ho
reSorted TO, TO determine the validity 81 ANY such
reaSSeSSlueNt II such rtaSSeSSmeat and tan rutl
Shall be held by the court and valid
objections thereto shall he hiel hy the plainttH.
THE Cunrt shall make order requiring the plata
till ~ pay into court t0r the nSc and benefit o The
defendant, the amount which hN such valid rcaS-
SeSSnent he justly ought ~ pay u thcamouut et
taN imposed upon tie plantiuis property by such
valid rea>Sc>smCnt shall equal OF exceed the
amount Imposed thereon by tile original assess
acnt and taN roll, the plaintiff shall he adludgcd
10 nay costs OF such sun ethetMtSe the nlaluttt,
upon eomptytus with the order ~ the court last
aforesaid saatl be entitled 10 Judgment Mtth enSis
Section 4. section one thousand Two hundred
and ten Z, Il hereby amtuttd ny striking out tile
word 1--WE IN the mrs; line thereof. AMI SuhStttut
hs the MaA section, instead OF the word sec
tens. where II occurs III the same itnt.
Approved March lSi9
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
Published March ~. ls0.i
CHATTER ~.

AN Act 70 amend section eight ~ chapter twenty.
tNuof the general laws ~ 1919 entitled ! ~ mel
~ facilitate thH execution ~ The trusts hAshiHtl
by tue state ~ Wisconsin hj brf acceptance ~
tile grants ~ land made Ny itcs ~ congress- ars
proved respectively Jnue III, lhJl aud MAY blh,
~ said atate.e
THE people II the state III Wisconsin, represented
~ senate and assembly, do enact ~ i0Ii0Mhi
section /. section eight ~ chapter TWENTY-FIVE
III The general taWb ~ lsig, entitled ~ Mft ~
facilitate tbg execution ~ the trusts nhauI'I w
tile state Ut Wisconsin w Der acceptance 81 iHa
grants ~ land made ~ nntE 0f eunHtNaA hIptUNNu
respectively june 8 lsb. and May bth, iSi NY "
the construction uf certain railroads ~ kAltl sIt
II hereby amended by striking enL wv m ,.ofa
each. II where tile HatHe oerurs before tle worn
county. Id tbs last line Uf had section, and III
sorting Iii lien thereof tile word skueh,"
section THIS act shall take effect am ~ II
force iI6u aud altar 10 passage aud publication.
Approved March 1915
fPnDiishnd March 7. lsiyl
CHATTER liz
An ACT for the relief III Adam hlesar. and 70
appropriate 10 Him TIN sum therein iiAInnd
Tie people u the state Of Wisconsin, represented
I'll senate AMI assembly, Do ENACT ~ follows.
heeil0n i There il hereby appropriated %
Adam Bieser, ~ Mahit0wpc. the sum ~ twenty
nine twelve. hundrtths dollars, ~ reimburse him
for license money Illegally collected from said
Adam hieser. On fhe twenty seventh day VI Au-
gust. 1874 for license Y travel with ons-hofse
sun IL b. paid from the general fund out u any
moneys not otherwise Appropriated.
gscfl0n II Tails act SHALL tAkH eject from and
after It's passage and publication.
Approved March ls5l
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
ruhilsncd Marcn ., istal
CHAPTER III


AN Act to leorgani2e the Wisconsin State llorft-
cultural society,
The people n the State Of Wisconsin. represented
N senate aud assembly. do enact as follows
Section l. The executive committee Of the Wis
conSn State Horticultural society shall hereafter
consist Of the president secretary and treasurer
congressional district Of the state; and members
nnaly by The county and local horticultural sacl-
cites IN tho respective districts
committee 81 sad Society sha fG ibid 6
I've omces until the Tuesday neAt succeeding the
tirst MONDAY ~ February, lssO, and until ~ II
sectlona II shall DO the duty u The said So.
ctty TO aid IN the formation and maintenance OF
county and local horticultural societies; 10 rra-
mote the horticultural Interests 81 the state ~
collection ana dissemination Of valuable inf6rma-
tlon IN regard 20 the cultivation OF fruits. flowers
III every proper way to advance the fruit and tree
growing interests at the state.
section I. The animal meeting 81 the society
shall be held on the Tuesday neat succeeding the
ffst Monday IN February 81 each year fot the
business, and the consideration OF qdeSll0hs per-
Section s. All vacancies fiji The Offices of said So
ciety may he filed by tile executive committee:
and should there be be failure 20 elect member
OF the executive committee In any district, the
cancy may he tlIed by i twa-thrd Vote u The
members OF the society present AT any regularly
Sect0nb Ii Shall be the duty Of tie speretary Of
said society 70 make an annual report q the gov
ernot of lie state, ~ The transactions et the so
society, including an itcmi2ed account ~ all
moneys expended during the year. N addition %
such matters rs are now specified In thelaW Ielat-
ing 10 the SAINT.
Section Z The number Of printed pages u said
report snail not exceed three Hundrcd and tfty,
and the number uf copies snail be limited to three
Thousand I'VE hundred. IN ali other respects The
publication and distribution Of sail report shall
lie In accordance with the provisions u the law
nov IN force concerning ihe same
section !. Tue sum ~ s6N Is hereby approprt-
aitd, out d any money IN the state treasury not
stiWise appropriated 10 aid tile said society In
eafl4 ing out the provisions ~ this art said sum
10 10 paid by the state treasurer upon tie order Of
the president ~ said society III such sums and at
such times shalt best contribute - the pras-
psrity Of the society and the interests Il rGpTe-
cents
section 5. THIS act shall take effect and lie IN
force from ana after It's passage and publication.
Approved March l. lsia
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
lrnbllshca March IL leia |
pltkrrlFl, tsp

AN ACI relating "a uirrnscs against lives mud per-
sens ut Individuals, Nnd nmrnhntury nf section
four Thousand thrcu hundred hiA htty shihu VI
thn revised statutes,
fhc people VI tho state nf Wisconsin, represented
~ eunate aud assembly, 10 pnnet ~ folluwA!
section |. section four thousand three hundred
mud fftt ntne ef tho revised statutes ~ hereby
amended ht adding thcrcto ~ inllnwf Pfortdei.
~ 10 pldllhit the sale uf petroleum iluidi tor IL
exclude TIM sale Of gasoline 10 In used exclusively
Tor the manufacture Of gas ~ any county inthiA
STATE,
section ], rhIH MT shall tatr eHent and ho III
force from AMI nttrf Its phhaHKa aud publication,
AnnInAnh MAIrM 1. lhlL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21

hnnllra aud twenty slN, one thousand six MIN
dlp,l nnd twenty sneypu me thousand hlN hun
,ltrd aud MrhtN eight aud one Thousand hlN
hundred and Ihiriy, Ut chapter gpvcntystwn OF
ihr revised statutes, cuttlud :" Of VIA animals"
Tho people at the state ol Wisconsin, represented
IN hnnnto aud assembly do oiiacl ms ioliowsl
section T. SECTIONS ono thousand six hunared
ana twenty SIN nnr thousand ak hundred and
twenty tHpNen nhu thousand six hundred anil
twenty rlpht and niln Thousand SIN hundred nmu
ihltty, ~ ehapiot seventy OF thc revised stat
ntcs, entitled "0I Wild animals hrn hereby re-
penlad.
section :, 1hia net shall take effect and bn ~
force Itah, ant after us tassaRo aud publication.
Approved March b 1870,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
trupusnrd Maren ~ tS,a

"
An ACT limiting tho amount ot snhuui district
tax to hN levied IN any NhC No1r,
rhc ptnrin or the state nf WISCONSIN, represented
IA SouatC aud assembly, do enact aS toiloMNt
section I, Tho total amount ot school district
taN hereafter levied IN amy srhuol district IN this
state III any unc NCan tur hnidinp, hiring, or
purchasing amy school huildlng and for the mhln.
iCnancc ot Schools, Including teaOhcrH' wages aud
Incidental nNncnscs, shall not exceed hyn per
cent " Tho total assessed valuation ot taxable
property IN such school district Tor the current
year
SrctionE, All acts or parts 90 acts conflicting
with THIS act arr hereby repeated.
Septinna lhls act shah take erect aud he Ia
force Hom mud after ITS passage AMI publication
AnntnNpd February y, Ism
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21

7
AN ACT Ia amend section nine hundf Cd Rnd sixty
seven ~ tho revised statutes ana to authorize
the stats superintendent 10 MI vacancies IN tho
oicr ~ county superintendent.
rho people OF tho state OF Wisconsin, represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact as fOliowsl
section |. section nne hundred and elxty-Hoyon
OF tho revised statutes IN hereby amended by add.
Ing thereto tin following wofllsl Aud Whenever
there shalt DO n vacancy 10 the oinc0 OF county
superintendent tho state superintendent may APP
point suitable pcraDn 20 u9Ah oicc, until another
snail DO elected ana QuaiIad
Section z TLlH act shall take effect and be IN
force from ard after Ita passage and publication,
ApnfuVpd March a 1879
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
Irablislied March u, 1879,
CHAPTER 9Is.


AN AGTto amend section four chapter two hun.
bred aud twenty eight, laws OF 1870 relating %
tho disbursements ~ the sturgeon lay and Lake
Michigan SHIP Canal and liarbor Company.
Thn people Of The state or Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly. do enact m folowsi
section /, liy inserting after tho words except
III accordance with te provisions Of this acta the
words "ut such expenses Us shall NO Incurred ny
Inspection ~ the canal work, ~ provided by chap
ter Onu hundred aud nYe nf the laws OF 1867
section 4 Jhls Sitet Hhail take effect aud bn 10
force from aud after ~ pasSase aud publication
Approved March l. 1871
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
lruhltshcd March, II, lsahl
CllkrrER vi,

AN Arr 10 pay 10 lohu intel stun OF money
thVrcin nalhca,
The pcoplC ot the state &c WISCONSIN,, rcnrcsentcd
IN senate amt assembly, ,io enact rs tuilOwsi
section !, rhCro Is hVrchy appropriated 10 John
Thicl, deputy treasury agent ~ SchlttSinprfstle
WISCONSIN, tho stunt OF eighteen uollhrS 10 rclm-
hurSc him for m0nCy eoOoVled VI John Hinknl Ms
special taN Tor dealthg IN live stock aud paid %
the state, the same having boon recovered by said
iltukrl ot said rhlel ~ suit, On the ground that
said ltinkrl MAS not liable to AnCh tan,
SECTION 4 thia act shalt tn tn tnrcr from and
ater Us passage aud pneucattoM
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
tPublishcd March II. lt7pl
CHAPTER 9Yl.

AN Act to provide for the sale Of certain Wisron.
sin reports,
Tho people III the state ~ Wisconsin,, represented
Ia senate and assembly do enact as follows
Section |. rho state librarian IL hereby author-
iIed 70 sell tho second hand Wisconsin reports,
rnnAatIng Of forty volumes belonging 20 tho state.
nnd now In tho possession " HptnAnxo Dunn, late
circuit Judge Of tho sixth judicial circuit, Tor y
sum not lchs than ono dollar and NIFTY cents per
volume, IN uaHlJ.
section q Tits art shall 10 IN force from and
after iia pssangp aud publication.
Approved March 4, lsll
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-21
truSlIsaea march ~ ,snr.

AN AJrtc amend scoton one thouSAad one hum
lrSl AMI tMrNty-ONr OF chapter forty-nlne OF
the revised statutes, relative To tho collection
aud paymot ct taxes, at ,tfH
The people et the state Ot WISCONSIN. represented
IN senate and assembly, do enact rs foliowSs
section |. section one thouS and one hundred and
twenty one NJ chapter forty-nmo OF tho revised
StatW,rS cNtitod ct tho collection and pNynlent of
inserting attce the word " llayhelds thO wprlS
"lS0rnctt ami Marathon" 50 that said section
Nsl, Elyc several county trcaSulerS shah pay to
the state ttcSSNrcG the amount OF state taxes
charged tn their rASncctiNe cNnNticS OH or Nefere
the ntSt day VI fehruary IN each Near except that
the trcaSnrcrS ct the counties VI Douglas POLK,
Ray hcltL kuruct6 Marathon and Ashland. shalt
pay such taxes on or hCfore the Secund Monday In
July in each YEAR
SECTION ., NrniS act shall take cftcct and be In
torce tCNm AMI after It's passage and publication,
ANDtpNcd March lSa,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28
Consolidated Notice.

LAND orrIcs at Boise city. Idaho Territory, No.
ssmber S, 1879. ~
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL.
~ lowing named settlers have filed notice Of in
ientisn to make hnal proof in support of their
arms ana secure anal entry thereof ON the expira-
ton OF thirty days from the date of this notice
osman s Moore. Boise county, Idaho TERRITORY.
homestead Application No. T35, for the Els 81
Sc and SN u SEA and sell SWls, sec 34 Tn
20, n. K. AZ ~
The claimant names the following persons as hi.
witnesses to prove his claim. John Easly of Boise
county. Idaho Territory; and Frank r. Ladd. Of
Boise county, Idaho IetritorS
John Easily. Boise county, Idaho Territory Home
stead Application No. z37. for the 4 of NEls aud
81 NE x NV X Sc 4. Sec "a, Tp 10. NR4E
The claimant names the following persons as his
witnesses TO prove his claim: Frank r. Ladd. of
Boise county. Idaho Territory: and osman s.
Moore, Of Boise county. Idaho Territory
Frank +. Ladds Boise county. Idaho Territory
Homestead Application No. 1856, Tor tbs W Z NE
and NE1z Nv 4 and lot No. 3. Sec. q, I'd i
RAE
The claimant names the following persons as his
witnesses 10 prove his claim Osnan s. Moore OF
Boise county, Idaho Territory; and John Easily. Of
Boise county. Idaho Territory.
JOHN B. MILLER,
AoF.f,5W. Register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

Chicago Dispatch to Cincinnati Commercial. Rep
A LARGE number Of prominent poll
icians from other States have been
here taking an observation Of the sit
nation, and express themselves as sat
asfied that the effort to make q third
term boom is a most conspicuous fail
-irc The newspapers which have
i,een running that issue appear to
take similar view, although they at
tempt to keep up 4 bold front, and
those which have stood aloof and
waited are, one by one, coming for
ward against the third term.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

IT is now just thirty years since
mining for the precious metals began
10 be actively prosecuted on the Pacific
Coast. AT no time has the number Of
people or tile amount Of capital en-
'loyci ia the business been large; and
yet the value Of the bullion produced
% date aggregates a little over two
shousand millions Of dollars.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

OwISa to the lack Of freighting ia
e,lities, there promises to be a famine
IN the Leadville mining camp. Pro-
visions Of oil kinds are advancing
.alarmingly in price.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28
Notice to Go. Owner.

To ----- Crawford; You are hsreby notified
that We. David knight and John Dickson have
done the full amount of work required by the law
OF Congress Of 1874, and the amendments thereto
on the Yellow Jacket quartz ledge, situated about
ohe-hslf mile above Quartxbrrg in Placer District
Boise county, l. t., for the years 1874, 1875 1876
1877 and 1878, aud your indebted to us for your
proportion Of said labor and improvements on
said .nins; and you are hereby notified and re-
auired to pay all assessments against you on the
same, and for the publication of this notiAe within
sinsty days nom the date hereof or forfeit ali
your right. title and claim in, TO and upon said
Yellow Jacket quartz ledge. as provided by the
SCI above specified. DAVID KNIGHT
JOHN DICKSON.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28
Oct. 7. ls79-ood

aE-s. NJ. pErrESsrLr. 4 Co.. 1e State street, r ).
on. 81 Park Row. New York. and 7ei Chestnut Street
Philadelphia. are our Agents for procuring advertise
asnts fer the fpAHo W. In in the above cities and
stherizsd to contract ADVERTISING ut our loves
aG
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

Governor CRoswELL Of Michigan
flas appointed Fernando g. Beaman
United States Sci ator to Gil the uncx-
pired term Of the late Senator Chand-
Ter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28
WI G E=KLY WORLD,

Price, $5 10 subscribers i'll the Territory
ana $3.50 when sent out Of the Territory
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

4 NEw YoRK paper asks: lis the
yellow fever a necessity Guess
It must be. You can bet your sweet
life it isn't luxury 80 Foot-Light.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28
PLAIN, OR I'M COLoRs,

And at prisos % per eeat below
our former rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

Miss EMMA NEVADA, young Amer
lean, is announced to make her debut
in London
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

tbs Shoshones around Cherry
Creek, Nevada, are said to be in a
destitute condition.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

Von echanck, Stevenson a. Co., Wholesale
ufhcturorss prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-28

LEAD has risen to $50 per ton.
The Ute Indians arc pleading for
peace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04

believer In disinfection- disinfection OF the
heroic order. He has just suggested to the
Gar plan to prevent the further spread Of
the plague In Russia. He proposes that the
infected villages be burned to the ground,
with all their contents, and the inhabitants
removed to healthy districts The Gear. 1t Is
said, is strongly in favor Of this plan. and
will probably propose Its trial IL the plague
shows any tendency to spread. This plan Of
disinfection Is all very well In its way. but 1t
strikes us that IL the Gar would go step
further and burn the inhabitants OF these in
fected villages in their beds, instead OF NOV
ing them elsewhere to spread the disease. he
will insure a speedy end to an epidemic that
threatens to decimate his people.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04
rHr NEW ORLEANS DaMooRAT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1879

York Republicans, those who are determined
to make war on Senator Conkling II he makes
war on the President, The language used by
some of them In interviews with reporter OF
the New York Times is quite strong. They
are all dissatisfied with Conkling and Insist
that he shall cease his attacks on the admin
istration. Several OF them expressed regret
at having voted for Conkling In caucus. and
announced their determination that the Re-
publican party OF New York should no longer
revolve around Conkling and Arthur. 1t Is
said that the unanimous sense of the Repub-
IIcan legislators Is against Conkling and in
sympathy with the administration. Conk-
liDg's election to the Senate was certainly a
great victory for him, but 1t begins to look as
ifthat victory was rapidly melting away 10 the
period OF his great success. The New York
Senator Is certainly placed In an awkward
predicament He has to choose between his
friends In the custom-house and his friends
In the Legislature.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04

Kansas has regularly organized immi-
grafton bureau. This bureau has just pre-
pared its report for the year from March.
1877, to March, 1878, and finds that l1b.is1
persons came into the State to settle during
that period. 1t will be some time before the
statistics for the past year, 1878. can be
made out, but 1t is supposed that they will
make much better showing than those Of
TETS. The increase alone In the vote OF
Kansas for the year, although it was an Off
year. was 5s,74e. Minnesota has also an emf
grafton bureau, which distributed last year
25o.OOO copies OF guides for emigrants In Eu-
rope. 1t is estimated that since the panic OF
1873 over three million persons have moved
from the Eastern AMI Central Western States
to the far West. Texas, Nebraska Mime
sofa and Kansas have been the principal re-
capients Of this immigration. Louisiana has
got none of it,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-04

One OF the city papers yesterday morning
contained an ill-tempered article upon the
Legislature just adjourned, In which 1t was
sought to array city sentiment against the
country members. 1t was charged that the
country displayed a grasping and narrow
spirit and drove city members into the sup
port Of measures inimical to the interests Of
their constituents and contrary to their own
con lotions. The DEMOCRAT has already ex-
ploded this charge In 50 far as 1t relates to
the calling OF the constitutional convention,
and is prepared to show that 1t Is untrue In
all other respects. In every measure which
nearly concerned the city the country
members followed the expressed wishes
OF the city delegation, except so far as the
subjects presented affected the State at large.
Then, Of course, they looked to the interests
of their constituents. Take for instance, the
matter of the appropriation Of $4,000 In the
general deficiency bill for Che payment OF
those connected with the public schools In
the city. Col. Lott, of West Carroll, chair
man OF the Committee on Public Education,
and DIR. Hammond, OF Morehouse, were
among the most earnest advocates OF this
generous action, and by their warm support
contributed largely to the adoption OF Mr..
Rabouin's amendment to THE pending bill.
And they were sustained by fully one-half OF
the country members who voted upon the
question.