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ADJUSTMENTS.
BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.
COMPLIMENTARY RECEPTION
AT
ST. PATRICK,S HALL,
May IL, 1870.

RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Col. B. +. ESHLEMAN. Chairman.
Col. J. B. Walton, LLOYD r. Coleman. ESQ
Capt T. "A. Chalaron. A. X. Miller, Eco.
Albert Baldwin ESQ. Col. J. @. Denis,
Thos. u. Bayne, ESD. M. j. cunts, Esq.
Jno. B. Lafitte. Esq. John =. Rodd, Esq.
John Barley. ESQ. w. b. Krumbhaar. ESQ.
Major Mark Quayle, Hon. Will Steven.
w. q. Coyle. ESQ, Curtis Q. Lewis, Esq.
Ky. Y. Ogden. EsQs J. NJ. Seixas, ESD.
ri P, Cottranx. Esq. A. Luria Eco.
Capt f. L. Richardson. M. A. Tarletnn, Esq.
Hon. Fl. M. Spofford. Capt. 3. Z. Walshe.
Jos. P. Hornor, ESQ. VIM. Palfrey. ESQ.
Adolph Schneider, ESQ Jno d. Britton, ESQ
Hon. Gerard Stith.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt. Eugene May Go. B.
Capt. Frank McElroy. 90. A,
Capt III. M. Isaacson. Co. @,
Capt. G. l.. G. Dupuy. Veteran Co..
Sergt Major +. L. Pace. my11 Ut
IREsCENT CITY ROLLER SKATING RINK.
~ Harmony Hall Bienville street, near Royal.
Open daily from 10 a. m. to IL M, q to .. M,
and 80 to 10 p. m. Music three times week
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Open on
Sundays from 10 a, N. to .. m. Admission 25c,
Use of skates 15c.
The committee reserves the right to admit
only whom they please. The only skating rink
open In the city. my11 Wv
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TILE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY,
Greatest Cough Strip Of the age, or OF
any age. Product Of our swamps. Spleen.
did for children. NO poison. THIR.
TEEN pages of names of HOME REFER
ENCES, and increasing! Sold by drug.
gists. Depot No. 106 Camp street, N. q.
iaq 6m 9dp
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CITY LICENSES FOR 1879.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CRY HAL,
New Orleans. AnriI 1879

New Orleans. April 5. 1878.
To accommodate the public and save them
expensive costs and Inconvenience license In
spectors clothed with authority To collect will
call upon those who have not paid and furnish
them the appropriate license under ordinance
No. 47s9. Administration Series. and those re-
fusing will be enioined at once.
ap1o ALT. b. IsAACsoN. Administrator,
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HEADQUARTERS BATTALION WASH
INGTON ARTILLERY,

NEW ORLEANS. May 10, 1879.
General Order No S.!
l. This command will parade in full uniform,
equipped as infantry MONDAY May 12
II. The several companies will assemble at
arsenal D. m. punctually, in order that the
battalion may form upon Lafayette Square for
dress parade at o'clock.
Ill. Captains of companies will see that off
GERS and the rank and file are all properly no.
titled to attend and be punctual
By order of Col W. M, OWEN,
my II ct e. KURSHEEDT, Adjutant.
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Washington Avenue Drug Store
Corner Magazine ana Washfnxt0n SITS.

. NEW ORLEANS,
Constantly receiving fresh supplies Of pure
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals. Patent Medicines
Uombs OF all kinds. Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery'
Toilet and Fancy Articles etc. Coral Tooth
Paste, recommended by all who use It as 8
very superior dentifriee. Il beauti1ee the teeth
70 nne Bearl-like ornament and ravishinR
beauty. Alkaline Bouquet Powder for beauti
Iylng. softening and preserving the skin. the
pest thug f.r Drickly heat and all summer
erupt1ons, Customers. city and country will
1 our stock complete. comprising many ar
tleies impossible to enumerate here, and sold at
moderate prices. Prescriptions pUt up night
and day. r. J. MAINE(1RA. m. r.
Druggist. Pharmaceutist and Practical Chemist
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LEE MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION,
AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS. THURSDAY, MAY -. 1879.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Annual Competitive Drill,
by the following we'll known companies OF this
/. Nichols Rifles, Ed. Flood commanding.
.. Crescent Rifles. r. B. Peasants commanding
3. Burke Rifles. Atwood Violet commanding.
4. Vaudry Rifles, A. 3. Morphy commanding.
5. League Guards, W. +. Pinckard command
ing.
The prizes are the medals presented By COL
Charles D. Fenner. and won by the League
Guards. June 26, 1873.
Drill to commence at o'clock sharp on the
Grand Mule Race mile heats. best two In
three. Purse $40. Entrance fee So each.
Mule to carry 1870 pounds. Entries to he
made at Fl. M. RobinsOn's Office. No. CarOn-
delet street. before II O'Clock Monday. May
-, 1879. Race to commence at 2:30 sharp.
Judges-Ool. Augustus Reichart ofthe German
Battalion; Capt. Price Williams, OF the Mo-
bile Rifles. Mobile; Capt. VIA. Pierce. OF the
A suitable prize will be offered for the best de-
taehment Of artillery
The Mobile Rifles and other commands from
the Port Of Mobile will participate in the
The evening entertainment will conclude with
GRAND DRESS PARADE by the Mobile
and New Orleans troops.
Parties holding tickets to the Grand Stand Will
the holders to all privileges.
Grand stand 81; field soc.
Tickets for sale al all the principal stores on
Canal street. my4 I'd
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WAGONS! CANE CARTS! SPOkES
FL. N. SOFIA,

Is ana 70 Union and IL and = Perdido
streets,
Sole Agent for the celebrated .STUDEBAKER"
WAGONS, CARTS and SPRING WORK
of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane Wag-
ons. Carts and Drays.; Timber Wheels Wheel "
Hubs, Shafts. etc !; Wheelwrtght Material.
Orders promptly filed. All work warranted.
DEF Nv
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Parties holding tickets to the Grand Stand
will be admitted to the Dance and Promenade
Concert upon the presentation Of coupon.
The following named gentlemen have been
selected to act on the Reception Committee for
the Stand and Dance, and are requested to meet
the chairman at the Grand Stand at o'clock D..
m. on the 18th inst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
How a Turkey Lost His Feathers.


A Grsnburn farmer came into the city
recently and among other things pur-
chased some rice aud pint Of whisky.
Fearing that the bottle might get broken
ON the way homo he placed 1t in the
boz containing the rice. When he
reached home aud took the box from the
pung he found that the stopplo had got
out Of the bottle and rice and whisky
were thoroughly mixed. He dumped
the contents Of the box behind the barn
aud In short time huge turkey came
along, and as he was not as particular
as the farmer gobbled up the inedicated
rice. Shortly after this the farmer was
greatly surprised TO find the turkey
lying out behind the barn " dead as a
door nall" and vowing vengeance on
the man who sold him whisky rank
enough to kill q turkey he carried the
bird into the house. The farmer was soon
after seen carrying the naked bird-as
every feather was gone with the eScep-
tion Of the wings and tail-out behind
the stable, where he left IL ON the snow.
The next morning when he entered the
stable. IL being hardly light he detected
what he thought was the ghost OF that
intsmperate turkey and could almost
feel his hair rise but he made up his
mind 10 investigate the matter and bold
ly advanced. Imagine his surprise, on
getting near. TO discover the bird shiver-
ing ON the roost and looking ut him
with reproachful eyes for having stolen
-. III -. ..l,t.. h.lnl..al,. trupE Al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
sArAN's soLILoauY.

lAa Ertraei from hs Nee Raradi.s Lost.
els this the rsgion, this the soil. the eliIe."
said the lot srehsbgel, " this the seat
That We mus, change for heaven, this mourn
For thai celestial light, I, .trih,s me
lt's pretty hot here. and doubt
NJ there be an Ice cream saloon in
The place. ~hIch to ne looks more like
roi iing. mill 10 full bias, than
Anythins else have seen lately.
hut be 10 90. Farewell, happy held..
where jog for ever dweis Hall horrors
hail,
Ipfern.i world and thou profounde-t hell.
heosive thy new po.-e,.or. who hath bought
Out the whole e.tsbl shnent. and got
The rece,ps In his pocket Lively now
Ys IN irky imp-, and fetch nls linen
Dast.r, . fan, tank of mint iulep
And fourteen ,trzw-. that may suck up
Comfort IRON the vs.ty deep. for ivSat
Msd such . consuming thirst In month";
lIers at least I shall b frce Here
4 mar reign secure and e,cisim With
Al.ek seliirk: 81 am molar>h OF all
Burve,, my right theFe {, none ~ dispute.
but ~ wnerrfore I we then our friends on earth
The politicians. the Presidents VI sa'ins'
And ali the associates aId eopsrcerers Of Oui
Lie thus s.,onished In the Oblivion. pool.
And call them not to share vita us their part
In thi. msn.i0a that hath The beet hearing sp
psratus
or any ever saw q. no. indeed
Put In new padding furnsccs LayA -,
siI.ineh plps line straight irOn ihe vi
Csuntry.
Yroa which region Of the blsst
We will get . pressure % sixty thousand
PJunds 10 the rqusrv inch. and all the fasf
We want for hftssn cent. . barrel
And I'm the meantime. orisr another dozen
Bsrxes % coal and tufpentine,
And charge the same 10 me = -DSfftcS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21
A Mules Reserved Power.
Lo.,l.ril, Cn1rier.Jo.rra.

LOsfisr.HS tOerter..J0sfRdf.
This mule looked like he was l3s
years old, and was dead standing upon
his feet. He was hitched to n pine
bodied spring wagon. with u high dash
board. The "team was standing on
the levee In mute silence. while the old
,larkey who "driv" il went aboard the
whAriboat. A tramp could make barrel
Of money selling pictures Of that mule.
labeled "patienee." His long. habby
ears hung down each side Of his head
like window awnings with the rods out
Of them. His face wore u sober look.
while out OF his mouth hung tongue
eight inches long. His tail swung down
from the rear end OF his hurricane roof
like q wet rope. while his whole body
seemed as motionless rs death itself.
Presently q ied-haired urchin, with an
old boot in his hand. walked up in front
Of him. and. looking into his face. saw
that the mule was asleep.
He walled around. climbed up into
that wagon, leaned over the dashboard.
lifted that mules tail. and let il come
down in time TO catch q death-grip on
that boot leg. That mule woke up so
quick that he kicked the boy and the
dashboard twenty feet into the air. He
didn't stop there. Ho changed the po-
sition Of his ears. hauled in his tongue.
planted his fore feet. and his head be-
tween his knees. and from the lore
shoulders 10 the tip Of his trunk was In
liyelv motion. and he didn't look like he
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EXCHANGE
BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
EhoYj
GOLD HILL 81 NEVADA.

nEPosrrs Of COM OR BULLION received.
~ either ou opon account or 70 Issue Ckk.
TlHlCATRS thsrefor, payable (st the option Of
tho holder) In Gold HIN or San Francisco; 70
uaks collections, purchase Bullion st the most
favorable rates, or advanoe coin .hereon when
sclis Bills OF Exchange, and tfsnsacts General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-21

n
paced Ia u.
HUNTS REM
EDN encourages
sleep. erstrs an
appetite. br.ce- up
the system. and Ie-
ncwed health 10
the rssult. send
for Pamph'st 90
wN. u. CLARKE.
Providence. X l.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23
PERSONAL.

D. L. Forbes, of Lower Erule, is 10 town
to-day.
Norton, from up the Niobrava, arrived
last night.
Sam Kaucher came down from the Mo
brara region last night.
Lieutenant D. N. Scott, oftbe first infant.
~, and his wife and child were among last
nights arrivals.
+ G. Smith, Esq, has formed a law part
nership with Col. Hugh J. Campbell, US
district attorney.
Frank B. Foster and Dr. Tanner, OF Rock
port, are in town for the purpose of attend
ing to the matter of the consolidation O
jim river counties.
Bob Matthison, the champion foot-racel
of the northwest, arrived at his home i:
Yankton on Tuesday evening. Bob has beer
on a professional tour IN the east and south
and returns home with fresh laurels as
foot-racer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23

an act estsblishing the Dakota hospital for
the insane, providing for the government Of
the same and for the care Of the insane
committee Of the whole.
G. b. No.. Z, BY Mr.. Kuykcndall--A bill
for an act concerning the relations Of land
lord and tenant-judiciary.
G. B. No. l8, by Mr.. Pettierew-A bill
for an act to amend section 3, chapter 80, Of
the revised codes of ls77-iudiciary.
Council bill No. 20, bv Mr.. Kuykendall
"A bill for nm scttto regulate the rate of
interest 10 cc,,n'n counties In This territory.
judiciary.
Council bill No. 81, by Mr.. ,Cuppc,t-
A bill for an act to amend chapter 40 Of
the political code, approved February 18th,
1873, relating to public educa,ion-educa.
tion
Council bill No. %, by Mr.. Roberts "A
bill for an act to establish the boundaries of
the judicial districts Of ill., territory, and for
fixing the terms Of court therein-.judiclary.
Council. bill No. %, by Mr.. Day-A bill
for an act to amend section 1924 and 325, OF
~sr,icle Is of the code of civil procedure
Judiciary.
Council bill No. 81, by Mr.. MacNider-
A bill for an act to fund the outstanding in
debtedness of tine counties Of Moody, Brook.
ings, Burleigh and Grand Forks-6nance
and expenditures.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23
CALENDAR OF BILLS.
IN COUNCIL.
ON SECOND READING

ON SECOND READING.
Council bill No. %, by Mr.. Pettigrew-A
bill for an act charging the boundaries of
the county seat of Clay county.
Council bill! No. 26, by Mr.. Day-A bill
for an act 10 amend section $40 Of article II
of the civil code.
Council bill No. p, by Mr.. Ednunds-A
bill for an act to amend section IA Of chap
Ter % Of the political code.
Council bill No %, by MI. Wynn-A bill
for an act to amend an act entitled IN act TO
incorporate the city of Yankton, approved
January S.h, 1873, as amended.
Council bill No. 20, by Mr.. Roberts-A
hill for an act authorizing the county Of
Grand Forks to issue bonds for tine purpose
of building a court house and Jail.
Council bill No. 8, by Mr.. Roberts-A
bill for an act authorizing school district No.
2, in the county of Grand Forks, TO issue
bonds.
ON THIRD READING.
G. B. No. IA, by Mr.. Roberts-A bill for
an act to amend section 20 of chapter 40 Of
the political code, relating to school district
meetings.
G. B. No. Is. by Mr.. Kuykendall-A bill
for 40 act TO amend chapter 3 Of title 2, part
3 of the civil code of this territory, in rela'
ton to corporations.
C.. B. No. l6, by Mr.. Kuykendall-A bill
for an act for the protection Of stock, and Il
regulate the branding and herding thereof
C. B. No. II, by Mr.. Pettigrew-A bill
for an act to repeal section geo and article 3
section 666 OF the civil code.
c. B. No. 10, BY Mr.. Valentine-A bill
for an act to amend section s, Of the justice
code in relation 10 = change Of the place o
trial.
;, IN HASps .. COMMITTEES.
G. B. Nc. 3, By N. Edmuads-A bill T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23
AT THE CLUB ROOM LAST NIGHT.

The members of the reform club and
their friends held a injecting in their club
room last night both interesting and profit
able. 1t Was opened by the singing of a
temperance song by the choir and prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Cofiman followed 10y more
singing and remarks from Rev's. Potter,
Sheldon and Coffman. The admonitions
exhortations, Illustrations and pleadings
from each had their effect and when the
president ofthe club called for signers TO the
pledge a number. in whom great interest
has been felt, stepped to the front and amid
deepapplause solemnly agreed to never taste
intoxicating beverages again. During this
time o beautiful temperance ballad was sung
by Miss Martha Bachelor. after which Mr..
Stewart the (the worthy president of the
club) made a few closing characteristic re-
marks and the meeting was closed. One
week from last night an entertainment SINH.
lar to those the club has had before will
be given. For the success Of these affairs
great credit is due to J.. W. Foster. For
the next meeting an effort will be made to
secure a speaker from abroad.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23
THREATENING POLITICAL SITUATION.

We take pleasure in placing before our
readers the following important letter.
While having no direct political bearing, it
has a real significance, showing, as it does.
that whatever the people of these states may
think concerning the political situation,
they are far from branding DR.. Pierce's
Family Remedies as frauds.
GALVESTON, JUNE Sth, 1878.
DIR. PIERCE: Dear SW-Your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets
have cured my daughter Of Scrofulous Swell
ipgs and Open Sores about the neck and
your Favori:e Prescription has accomplish
ed wonders in restoring to health my wife
who had been bedfast for eight months,
from Female Weakness. am with CRATE
full feelings. Yours truly,
T. B. LoNG.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23
LOCAL LAcoNIcs.
The members of the house are to be enter.
tanned by Governor Howard Saturday even

The members of the house are to be enter
tanned by Governor Howard Saturday even'
ing.
Toe legislative special committee on liv'
ing statuary meets regular every evening
and gives close attention to business.
The weather indications for the upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, are
Partly cloudy weather and winds shifting to
est and south slowly rising temperature
and slowly falling barometer.
E. G. Adams, Esq, was yesterday arrested
upon a warrant issued by Justice Roberts,
at the instance of Geo. A. Webster, charging
him with barratry. The hearing has been
continued until next Monday.
E. G. Adams was brought before Justice
Roberts last evening charged with barratry
(Which means melting and encouraging law
suits) Oh the complaint Of G. A. Webster.
The trial was postponed to Monday.
DIR. Burleigh is building a law Office on
Broadway, on the site Of the old building
formerly occupied by H. A. schorcgge. 1t
will be occupied by Andrew F. Burleigh,
who proposes to commence the practice Of
law in Yankton.
Joe Emmerson, who has the contract for
saving wood for the legislature, is just now
disabled from the performance of his duty,
by reason of a serious wound upon The ball
of his left thumb, occasionei by a splinter
having been accidentally run into it. Joe
says he will make things rcd hot, notwith-
standing his accident. ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23
T E N rH Y.


COMMENT0.
A glance at the council proceedings below
will enable the reader to fix attention upon
the report Of the council committee appoint
ed to examine the books of the territorial
treasurer. The report is very explicit and
states in a few words that Mr.. Sherman ia
not responsible for the error noted in the
message of Governor Howard.
The bill introduced in the council yester-
day by Mr.. Day modi6ss the exemption
law. 1t reduces the personal property ex-
emption from $1,000 to $500 and in lieu
of this exempts miscellaneous books and
musical instruments to the value of $500 in.
stead of$5OO; household and kitchen furn'.
ture, &c., to the value Of $500 instead of
$500 five swine instead often; twenty-five
sheep instead of one hundred, and farming
utensils Of the value o. $4,000 instead of$S00.
The bill provides that it shall not be con-
strued as affecting any debts contracted prior
to its passage.
The committee appointed on the part Of
the house to examine into the books and
accounts of the territorial treasurer, and to
whom was afterwards referred the report of
the territorial auditor, is working in secret
session during those hours Of the day and
evening when the house is no. in session.
1t may take two or three days yet to reach
a report. The committee intends to render
it's work complete, SO tina. there may remain
no further question regarding the financial
affairs of the territory. There has been SO
much gossip over this matter that it is moth
ing short of 81 act Of justice to all concerned
to enter in.o the minutest details Of the
work.
Mr.. Wicklic, from the unrepresented
district Of four counties along tle east
ern border of the terri DRY, in thu
Lake Kampeska region, has been supplied
with a chair and a desk alongside MIR
Stewart, of Turner county, who had hereto
fore been all by himself and would hav
suffered alonely time throughout the %sessicr
but for the opportune arrival Of. Mr.. Wick
lin. The secretary of the territory has fitte
up Mr.. Wickiin's desk with an assortmen
of stationery and he is as we'll fixed a
though he was a paid and voting member
the body. Mr.. Wicklin made his Made
speech in the house this morning, upon ii
passage of the memorial to congress askiu
for the establishment of an additional Ian
district. The proposition is TO create tn
+ district from the southeastern portion Of Il
] territory and 10 include within it the cou
q ties of Deuel., Grant, Codington and Har
> lin. Under the present arrangement
a district boundaries Mr.. Wicklin's constit
ents are exposed to many difficulties ar
hardships in making and perfecting claim
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-23
IN HOUSE.
ON C 0

c. B. No. 2, by Mr.. Kuykendall-A bill
tsr an act increasing the number of justices
Of the peace and constables, and providing
for the election thereof.
Council bill No. s, BY Mr.. Pettigrew-
A bill for an act to amend an act relating
to funding the Indebtedness of Minnehaha
and Lincoln counties.
, c. B. No. 6, by Mr.. Cuppett-A bill for
an act to amend section 174S Of the civil
code in reference to renewing cha.tel mort
gages-judiciary.
c. B. No. 10, by Mr.. Kuykendall-A bill
for an act to remove the cloud from certain
titles-judiciary.
c. B. No. II, by Mr.. Pettigrew-A bill
for an act to amend section 80 Of the justice
code-judiciary.
c. B. No. IL, by Mr.. Pettisrew-A bill
for an act to amend section 100 Of the
civil code-judiciary.
G. B. No. Is, by Mr.. Pettisrew-A bill
for an act to amend the penal code-judi-
ciary.
IN HANDS OF COMMITTEES.
House file No. Spy Mr., Gray-For an
act to provide for the organization Of rail-
road companies and to regulate the taxation
of their property.-Railroads.
House file No, G-By Mr.. Gray-For an
act to prevent fraudulent banking.-Banks
and Banking.
3 House file No. by Mr.. Flick-For ar
act to amend section ten Of chapter twenty.
seven.-Judiciary.
/. House file No. by Mr.. Weeks-Fo1
!, an act amending the law relating to ,h'
time when taxes become delipquent.-Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
Council bill No, 1, by Mr.. Pettigrew-A
bill for an act to amend an act entitled a,
e act 10 incorporate the village Of Sioux Falls
e Counties and Townships.
House file No. 9, by Mr.. Gamble-For a,
act to amend sections s, 90 and 10l of til
< Justice .codc-Judiciary.
n House file No:4-By Mr.. Lane ness-Fo
an ect to provide for the submission 70 vot
in the several counties of the question @
: granting licenses to sell intox. eating j
{ quors therein. under chapter th;rtv.tive G
the political code-Select committee, con
sisting of Mo>srs. Langnces, Whitfield
= Stewart, Huseboe and Brown.
House file No. 10, by Mr.. Gamble-Fo
an act 10 amend chapter ten Of the p%olitica
c~ode-iudiciarv,