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DR.. E. B. Foote, sr., of New York,

The well-known author of Medical
Common Sense, ETC., is visited by many
old patients, who have never seen him
before. They had been treated by mail
and express by the Doctors original
methods. This is an opportunity which
should not be lost by those who are
sometimes tempted to take a journey to
New York to consult this successful
specialist.
The Doctor has decided to prolong
his visit for an indefinite time, and has
taken the north wing Of the SPENCER
HOUSE, on the State Road, where ne can
be seen on and after the 2lst. DR.. Foote
win be at the WALKER HOUSE till Mon
day evening, and after that at his new
and commodious quarters.
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The Pres
ident, to-day, made the following ap-
pointments to be ministers resident and
consuls general: VIM. D. Bloxham,
Florida, to Bolivia; Bayless w. Hanna,
Indiana, to Persia; Walker Fearn,
Louisiana, to Roumania, Servia and
Greece.
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Afraid to Leave.

LoSpoN, April 1s.-The National Rife
Association of Great Britain has deter
minea- because of the very grave and
unsettled state of British political
anaiIs, II VIII not be justified in accept
ing the-challenge of the American IA
tlonal Rife association to an intarpa-
tlonal contest at Creedmoor this wear.
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No Cholera in Spain.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The Secretary
of State has received a dispatch from.
the United States consul at Madrid,
saying that he is informed by the direc-
tor-general of health that there is no
cholera in Spain. and that cases recently
reported in the province of Valencia are
not cholera. EH tE,.s
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France is Mad.

CAIRO, April Is. = France has de-
n1anded of the Egyptian government
the unconditional reopening of the
printing offices ofthe Bosphores Eovptian.
Ehe french newspaper. France has also
ue1anoed the punishment Of the police
act Gifts suppression.
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China.

SAN Francisco, April 1S.-The steamer
arabic has arrived with late dates from
China and Japan.
The papers announce the death. at
Pekin, of Sir Harry Psrkes, British
minister to China, on March 22d, after
three days illness of typhus fever.
Adyices received at Shanghai state
that the Chinese loan of half million
sterling, stated to have been negotiated
by Sir. John Fender on the London mar
ket, was not taken up.
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The St. Louis Murder.

ST.. LOUIS, April 1S.-The coroner this
morning began the inquest on the body
of c. Arthur Preller, the victim of the
Southern Hotel tragedy. No sensa-
tional developments beyond those al
ready published were discovered.
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The soudan-

CAIR0s April 1S.-osman Digne has
written to the Emir of Berber advising
him not to fight any more because the
English, are building a railway. ia. Bey-
Der and Osman Digna's army is dis
persed.
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The Garfield Statue.

PARIS, April 49, The statue of the
late President Garfield, in bronze, has
been cast successfully at Lensez' in
Nuremberg. 1t will be sent to San
Francisco.
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military Conspiracy.

PARIS. April 1S.-Le Paris annoances
that an outbreak of a military con-
spiracy on a vast scale has occurred
in Spain.
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Grain wanted.

LONDON, April 18.-Fully 200 English
vessels, seeking cargoes of grain, are
now assembled at Odessa. Tagurag and
ether parts of the Black Sea and the Sea
of Azof.
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Going Home.

LONDON, April 1s.- The Prince OF
Wales will leave Ireland on the 9th
inst.
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Open-Air Concert.

At o clock this afternoon. at Fort
Douglas, the following programme Will
be rendered by the Sixth Infantry
band, under the leadership of Professor
Ludwig Kline, chief musician:
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A NOVELTY.
A New fdeaiin thessTelegraphie- In
dustry.

A friend showed us an arrangement
OF musical notes which he has invented.
1t is so eontrived as to represent the al
phabet. points and figures, and which.
he says. can be produced on an organ.
bugle, steam whistle, etc. He thinks 1t
can be used on steam vessels. RAILROAD
trains, to convey messages as on a tele-
graph line, for distances that steam
whistle or bugle can be heard. On the
field of battle orders can be given from
as far distance as the sound can he
be heard it can also be used in the mar
lor by the young folks in having q little
private chat unknown to others. The
principle on which this invention. oper-
ates Is combination of long and, short
musical notes. He represents Il either
by written crotchets and quavers, OF by
an arrangement of dashes, and
aots similar to the Morse tele-
graphic alphabet, but differing
ing IN great many of the
combinations, In order. to ranaer 1t
more simple and not so liable to. error.
The following is an example. OF the al
phabet in dots and dashes:
"a, ----b, 20. Id
e, #, - gr ----h, Il
---J, x, Il. IN
H. o, -----p, I'D,
T, ---s, -ty - Ii, ----T,
W, ---2, 10y; ----z,
- d, .----- comma, etc.
The other points and the figures fol-
low. The gentleman claims, that the
Morse is Ell and Is eli, which are
very common combinations and would
cause ambiguity if not changed.
Inc above is certainly novelty, but
Wnether 1t Will be of any practical use
to the business world on nos we must
await trial in the different depart
ments above mentioned before we can
determine its usefulness. The inventor
purposes applying fer a patent COPY
right or something of thatsort.
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FURY.

ed All ~" e Griad
fa hlpman va,
I IN and sh oss
i ; four CT fss
j n lnyestigatias
Por brighton Ward
MED into t tba
H. the .marshsspPss
ert Hazeppo SS. So
n uisa HarrIid%sss-
EGbolEsy, heIisssss,
y ia ahai.son and
Il dnames he I d;a
ase es OF While 4 iie
Is those Of NE NE
nrlghton WassSS'
en;op, and Jas
ssn1 across the h,
a Tai members Of
ls eo, Partingtto,ssO
$50 seen in ~
ees supposed, IL
@.l Mr. Z, Joseph
pm, j. H. Dean
EFT faml Who
fe, and some ne
/ to what thew
missing. ''u
Iurned about4
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BIT Hon. LOrin
her serious loss
~ of about 100
Iade last year, At
later to run MS
the Landslide
4 mill race had
! of work was
/ withstanding
that could be
be breach WIN
In what was s .pr
blace, the wa lNa
et from the top
This misfortune
he mill will be Be
this. added 70
Dd the damage'
! to the owneh
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Benedict.

NNAOSs
Fe and brother
! for Park CITY
here Pat says
up with the
hlan but a first.
pen again his
|t Lake it will
hde of friends.
P easy, don't
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btheI.

/, of l27 Main
ne niniOns OF
pay afternoon.
fne arrest and
|efore Commis.
after 8 O'Clock
&c of unlawful
| held in $1,00S0I
q Grand jury
nd G. NJ. Berg.
3. - 8
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eaver, is in the
is morning for
Wallace ver e
surance agent,
n leaves this
got back from
: Colorado.
from Lincoln
yistered at the
sToB SMITH, OF
pre- over the D.
he enterprising
is spending a
Ell q OOlllllSOh
with fever, and
q condition.
iber of the firm
ted to get back
ening.
nining expert,
les to examine
a Tintic to-day.
Simon BAN
he Professor.
le fragrance Of
! coal mines in
morning, ana
son" of Bishop
pom Salt Lake
year. We are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-19

AFTERNOON thai
near the bridge
Ii that every,
L. The og Gsn
lower now tl taT
4. The Webf;ft
we can learn \
d its banks
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New York, March Thames Il;
Beard, secretary of the Central ana
south American Telegraph co.lpau,
states he has received advices to the
effect that the authorities of Mexico
san salvador and Nicaragua have
posted guards at the cable landings sol OF
that company, and the following tee, ,o
gram from the secretary VI sat
Shows the United States government
;s determined to protect American
property from injury:
Washington. d. C. March H. lssl,ITo jas AN 4;
| "Sctvmoer' President Of the Central sou'"
American Telegraph Company New io'A'
A telegram was o-day sent to me
United States legation at Guatemaia
, holding that republic responsible 10
! injuries. by its authority or win WILL II
4 ccnnivance, to the cables or lGse n,ss
Y Of United States citizens in Cen'rp
!. hnerica. The Wachusett now e
d route to La Union will be duly II
strucled. "N' "'''''
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that on the 10th inst. the Guatemalan
eXpedihonary movement against San
Salvador was stopped, and Barrios
asked President Tallerar TO send the
commission TO arrange settlement.
Secretary Bayard further states that
Senior Batres, minister from san Sal
vador, at this capitol, has been
DEPRIVED OF HIS MISSION
because of his association with the
movement of Barrios, aud new min
lister will soon be sent here The or
ders given naval officers for the pro-
lection of American interests in Cen
trail America are given in detail, aud
the secretary expressed the opinion
that no obligation to Interfere rests
upon this government under any
treaties with the states involved. The
department has no intimation that
any European power has intcrfercd
or cOutemplates interference in the
present difficulties in Central Amcri-
ca. In conclusion Bayard says: This
government cannot cuuntennnce any
measures subversiye of the free
autonomy of any of the several states,
and believes the moral influence and
good offices of the United States can
be made a potential agency in the
preservation of peace lie is unable
to suggest any action of the senate,
['rhe dispatch from the president
of san Salvador alluded to in Bay
ards letter states Barrlos is trying to
enforce the Central American union
with the avowed purpose of annulling
the canal treaty with Nicaragua.l
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u,.ocKING uaRWIos' GAnE.
MA, <o,,n,ru Eagle swnops Down
on Him.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-Secretary
p.,,ard has written n letter to senator
Miller chairman of the senate COM
n,ittec ON foreign relations, giving
him all the information possesse1 ny |
tha state department concerning nar
-, movements, The first lntlhla'loi,
raceived bv the department IN resaru
20 tho revolutionary movement was
,oIo,r,m from Barrios to the presi
M announciug he had assumed tlls
ala Of supreme military chiei, anu
that the minister of foreign reiatons
of ,;uatemala would soon come 10
Wosbington. Later dispatch was
received stating the ropGplics oi n l1",,
salvador, Nicaragua anu Cos.a ~,
\, would resist Barrlos, anu req go.
T the interference Of the .niteu oI IoIi
government. A telegram from Iia nan
United States minister 10 oel'ia
America, reported Honduras was NJ, a. ~
active party to Barros' movement
ITnon these representations, the sta.
J. dennrtment sent dispatches TO Mlnl'
Tar Hall, in Guatemala, instructor
ID Mn this Government, while DeheVih
~ .ho yoluntary association of the inte
" s oats Of the Central American staV
desirable, would O.. -, 80,
~o,, CouNTENANCE ANY DISPLAY
FORCE
Inv any one or more states 70 coei
.c o;hcrs. and that the United Sta'
no stands ready to exert her influence
&C avert the conflict and promote pea
% similar messages were sent 10
We goyernments of Nicaragua ana :
oivador and like verbal assuran
giyen the minister from Costa IL
no communications have been
&C ceived from or sent to r the &S Cove
So mant of Honduras. The Mex 9
ar minister here conferred with Sc
~ tary Bayard as to the course taken
Mexico, and was informed tins !
eminent would use all moral IL
ence and lend its good offices TO
cts. vent the destruction of the autoh
Of the Central American states, ~
Ills end would he glaa
receive the cooperation OF MIC
Y. Later but unofficial Intelligence
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CENTRAL AMERICA

AxoruER REVOLUTION IN PANAMA
Panama, March l7,-Another revo-
luton has broken out here. zen
Aizpura has declared himself pre the
dent. Colon is in the hands oil ad Tue
rebels. who are under the com con-,
mand of notsions crlmi-
"ai They are pillaging the
stores and the leader of the mon De, ne,
cIores he will reduce the city OF Colon
, ,n ashes if the government troops at
, ~ TO recapture it. American
w"rines from the United States wal
aim Galona are kept in readines
80 take action. and English marine
from the steamship Heroine NJ
guarding the Panama ra'lWa! proper
= IL AT this point
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Tan HIVu INT Hh
TuWueT
I!NGt.t ND.
INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES WITH
AMERICA.

INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES WITH
AMERICA.
ondon. March 1.-THE govern
ment has provided E2b,00O for extra
mail facilities with America.
DON'T INTEND no STAY.
British officials at Cairo are urging
the government TO appoint Gen.
Wolselcy govcrnor-gencral of the |
Soudan to thus rcassure the natives |
who Joined Mahdi for fear the |
English would abandon the Soudan |
and leave them nj the mercy of the |
Mahdi unless they joined him now.
The government refuses to make the
/ pruIiiu",' -'-'---i- ---...i-l o.. r,,lnur tho
| ppoRABIY 4 CORRECT VERDICT
London. March 1.-THE newspa-
ncrs of this city, without exception,
comment on the arrangement, WIN
Russia in regard to Afghanistm rs
vague and unsatisfactory
LAME EXPLANATION.
: ro,Lnn March l7.-GladstOrc. III
u,n cnmmons this afternoon, read
c oisnatrh from Edward Thornton
: mri,;sh ambassador Mt st. Petersburg
In rnuly TO Granvillc's request Il
know II fnHldHu Al.
the arrangement with Russia was TN
1t same AS that entertained by DcGler'
not;,ers. Gladstone said, states ia
nnssiau troops will not advance III
/ nosition now occupied by them, pre-
yiding the Afghans do not advance
% or unless some extraordinary reaso
=. he Given Tor such action, as Il dlstur'
no ance in pcnidch. Orders have nee
~ scut TO Russian commanders TO III
~ every possible means To avoid Coz
ar lict or Indictment to conflict. III
above orders will be repeated 90
oroI intcrrogaturics were nj once p
Nv. to Gladstone. lie declined to answ
Of thcm, and deprecated any iurth
questioning of the government up
10, The question at present. Glads'oi
M In connection with the Aigh
~ nueries, stated the demand oil !
for british for the withdrawal of the III
,o sian troops from their advanced pc
~ tion had iapsed. This ANNOUNCING
0w was received with ironical cheers
ing A PRICE oN PAIN's HEAD.
IDS. Iondon. March l7,-Olivier Pam,
tii- Fmropeau counsellor and adviser
hill n, Nahdi, IS said to have escal
rom Khartoum and to be descend
,he Nile. Gen Wolseley has oiiere
reward of $50 for Pains boay' uea'
alive
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Judge Gresham sitting on MacGiu.

Chicago, March l7.--Judge Ores
ham in the United States circuit court
this morning heard argument for SUI
percedeas in the case of Mackin and
Gallagher, under two years s"--- -
TO the pcnitentiarv f"- 40.
and said !, hsssSIs s--...,s.'au fT::--'1de e"''et
| was taken in the Legislature t0-uay
| for United States senator as iollows'
senate Berry. II; Dunn, 10; Newton,
A: Fishback. 2; House, !; iiorner' l.: !"
the house-Berry, ~; Dunn, 20; New
ton. 10; Fishback, Q; Horner, y; ii9use
| 3; Logan II. Roots, .. Adjourned III
| Tomorrow.
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.w,,T 4 LirTi.El"
,,,h. wabash Wen say 10 Mr.
IalmUgc.

Fort WAYNE, March l1-Mmager
Tolmage. OF the Wabash railway tel
egraphcd to the heads of departments
here that the wages oil elnpI"!es
would be restored to the last 10 per
cent. cut. The men were Informed
of the message, and IA meeting wa-
held at headquarters. when it was de,
ciied TO hold out until the hospital
assessment. which, is now 80 cents q
month ON each cmployc. be reduced
To- the actual expenses of keeping the
institution MP. rhe men are very
much pleased with the sncces $
achieved, Master Mechanic Barns
LETT for St Louis last night in Response
to a cali from the heads OF depart
mcnts to meet aud consult with Zen
rral Manager Talmage and the gen
eral committee Of the strikers
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,,ylTEHNTH LEGisLN'U"H'


SENATE.
Austin March l7.-The Greer coun'
ty bill has passed. ,,,.on -,
+, 5;scnssing the granite question.
Wnnh discussion was had and many
IDEAS advanced. Finally at noon al
inTrnment was had until $3.50 p. IN.
In the evening session the granite
~, NJ a,a;u came IN. II was finally en-
crossed ora by vote of II TO 10. -,
The bill provides that granite shall
lao snbstitnted for the outer walls o
the state capitol, that certain orn la
mentstions shall be dispensed WIN !,
that convict labor shall go TO inakS nv, ~
the difference in cost to the state. IN
|, enu are not to be worked IN z
. around the capitol grounds, but onI
q in the quarries or on the railway
o. be built. an. IL, ,roo conferen
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Crawford, March i7.-Cons!deraiole
vci,ement was created this morning
rhnn the word came ringing down
W. streets that the residence of Nr.
The Tubbs was OIL fire. a crowd
vas soon around and with Mr., Johh
n ~" AT the front secured ladder
and extingmshod the flames NO
" NM scrions damage was done ana
hu, yerv little of the timbcrS were
Sos,roycd MIR. Tubbs extends M
,banl,: IN the citizens of Crawford.
There is cold mortimer piSw wi
this morning. Winters ias' eno'''
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ruuu.zEN CoUur-MaRTiAL'
-,. Accused DeveioPes Dr"m""c
Possibilities.

Washington. March 1.-THE exam,
walton OF Gen. Hazen was continued
tn.day before the general court-inar-
ti,i He testified that the newspaper
interview complained of was 'naccuo
rate in several particulars, aud that ne
was not aware he was being. III or
wicved with a view to puoiicatloi'
Thcre was decided sensation III
iamrt when Gen. Hazen, with grea'
tooi;ng said: ii had no official re-
.svnvomsibiIity for the decision oil the
sacrctary of war. had the RESPONSE
biIity to do everything in my powe'
= for the relief OF the expeu uonm :,
. ,So responsibility which one man
4 tn 70 another. There was no lor-
5 ,vnc which | possessed, no emery!
o which | possessed, that was nor u a,'
Is IN these :impcriled men, to help 'n e''
II w, was ready to spend every cen
"A 7 "nrossessed, and in 1882, when III
70 kHdpn,uno was to be sent aud congres
es ,yss late in making the appropriate
Il, for il. / engaged that vessel on u,
al l nwn responsibility. ! would nav
an S"na The same thing in 1883 II ha
IS been permitted to. uo vi
tie Thn cross-examination OF the WI
is mass was begun, but nothing lnlPo
ug tant was elected up to the time co"
ny adjourned.
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Philadelphia, March H. Charles
Briggs, the wife murderer, was hang
ed in the corridor Of the county pris-
on ut 1904 O'Clock this morning.
Briggs killed his wife July 9TH, 1880.
lie had been on n prolonged spree,
came home. called his wife down the
cellar aud cut her throat with II razor.
lie was arrested almost in the act
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Washington, March l7.-Mr. biair
.osoiution authorizing the committee
on education and labor to SIT during
recess was adopted, H.,
Mr.. Cullom's resolution for select :
o,mmittce 10 investigate the subject oil
interstate commerce was laid before &c
the senate, and after a long debate pate
adopted without division DIVISION 1t t, p GSc
Nanotors 70 sit during recess and
make full examination of the reEI,ia'
and passengers between the sev ,,, q.
, states by railways aud water route QUE
: in connection or competition there
with and report to the senate mex
j December. ,oxoontiv
i session.
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New Orleans, March l7--Extra day
of the races: Weather clear and
pleasant. track heavy.
Three-quartor Milc.-Nalley Forge
Won; Worth, second; Twilight,
third Time l:2l.
Mile Wiudsail won; Miss Good
rich, second Galaxy, third. Time
l:l9
Mile and Sixteenth. Homie Aus
tralian won; Leroy, second Ellie H.,
third. Time-l.57 Ia.
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The best salye in the world LOT cu.
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblainss'
corns and skin eruptions, and post
tively cures piles, or no pay required
II Is Guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money reiunueu
25 cents per box. For sale ny A. =
| Peeler.
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Springfield, Ills, March l1.-Ru-
mors were circulated this morning
that bomb shell would be exploded
in the senatorial camp, but in the
Joint assembly all was quiet. Streeter
voted for A. T.. Stevenson instead of
r c Black, as formerly, in joint con-
ycntlon, which was the only vote cast.
The Joint session adjourned.
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comotive Engineers have been in scs-
sion since 0 O'clock this morning. 1t
is Officially stated that nothing will
he done till the night session. The
grand chief engineer has not arrived.
Ifneedcd, he will be here not later than
Thursday. The committee are very
cool but bent on carrying their point,
They manage TO keep their principal
grievance very qniet.
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Cincinnati, March 1.-THE Tan
ncrs, Hides and Leather Dealers'ass
cintion continued in session to-day.
The present officers were constituted
All executive committee to prepare
business for the adjourned meeting
to be held at Chicago on the third
Wednesday in September next.
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reported concurrence in the senate
amendment TO the fish commissioner
bill. The report was accepted, and
thus the Office Is abolished.
The following bills passed.
The bill TO provide for the invest
iurnt OF the school fund
The bill abolishing the office Of in
surance commissioner; yeas, II; nays,
y the president voting yea.
: The Iill 30 provide for The separa-
ton Of adjoining fences.
The bill extending the time of for
ieiturc of railroad charters.
he bill to restore the Jurisdiction
of the county courts of llano and BOs-
que counties.
The bill 10 pay members of the vet
eran board for services rendered
The bill donating to the public free
school fund all the vacant public
lauds, amended so that the original
holders of certificates and veteran
land certificates may first locate, was
passed to engrossmcnt.
Adjourned.