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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
BRIGHT BITS,

THE Wagner feeling is spreading to remote
quarters. On bridge in Pike county, Pa, IS
a sign: walk ure Horses"
POET thinks the hest of life is 1.-THE rap
ture OF endeavor." The rapt chewer Of to-
hac-O prefers some other brand.-Neto York
Journal.
IT is a musical critic OF Cincinnati who
speaks Of a mastery rendition" lie form
crly worked in lard factory.-NeU Orleans
PscayUae.
your new teacher is a real spruce looking
little woman, Johnnie" "She ought TO be.
She ehews gum bout all the time. "-BHrliRg-
ton Free Press.
IF the dynami{ tards ever learn to use
dynamite effectively they may yet Co some
serious mischief.-A HORyIaOls.
HENRY IRVING Is right. In the lexicon of
youth, manhood or OH age there is no such
word as "f-a-a-i-i-l' stretching from the
right upper entrance TO the foothghts near
the left prOcenium bOX.-ChicGgO NsIrs.
YES, my boy" said an old minister to his
son, who was going out to do battle with the
world; ''be as wise as a serpent and as harm
less as a dove; but if you forget any part Of
this advice do not forget that part about being
as wise As a serpent. '-BOstOn Courier.
I'm down on roller skatesY' said a young
lady while with party of friends the other
afternoon in the candy store. "1es, noticed
you were yesterday, when | saw you At the
rink. You seemed to be down most of the
time" And then all the spiteful sisters of
2 We glgglcd at their innocent sister, Ionkers
Statesman.
PROPRIETOR Of German restaurant. to new
waiter: dot letter for you, Ell: You was
der Baron Won Schinkelberg:' New waiter
lmeekiy), "Yes, Mein Herr" Proprietor:
Den You wasn't no reckular waiter, eh:
Vel lake a dollar a week of your wages. -
PrOUideHce NeWS.
No encourag ement: Colored washerlady to
white woman: Look heah, Whut yer gWine
ter gin me fur tr Chris mus PRESENT. II
Mighty sorry ter heah it, LADY, and as -he
went out she muttered: "NOW knows that
sin't gwIne ter bring dat bedquilt back. How
does da 'speck er pussOn ter be homes an 'ligi-
Gus when ia d0an h0l' out no dueements;'-
ArkaHSaa0 Trareler.
PRoNoUNCING PLAGUE
They spell IT p-l-a-q-u-e
But the way some people talk,
The word is still in mystery.
For they pronounce it ''plaWk.'
S6ll others have their own sweet way,
And when they would remark
[ pom the painting they survey
It's what lovely plark.'
Perhaps some charming girl will sigh,
Scanning your bric-a- brac,
'Hd give the world If only
Posses sed that darling 'plack.'"
And then again some lusty lOut
VIII make your poor ears ache
By asking in stentoFian shout
us tibet Their thing 'plake:'
And 80 it seems quite hard to choose
Which OF these varying ST. les to use;
All can't be right, You must take
Which You like bcst-'plawkN "plark,"
"plack" or ''plake' - The Judgs,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

The Austrian swoTdswOmen are having
a very successful season in London. and
said to be impressing the women OF that
CITY with the advantages Of fencing as
part Of female education. II is not to be
wondered at that the practice of car
rvfng revoIvers Is extending among Par
isian husbands.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

1t appears that dancing masters are not
doing an unusually good business just
now, although many thousand Republic
can officials are expecting 70 have e.
walrz down and out in a short time. They
ought to learn how to take the necessary
stems gracefully.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

The Mexico journals give the Mormons
who are emigratiug TO that country fair
warning that the practicing Of polygamy
is as much against the law there a. any
where else, and that yiOlators OF the law
will be vigorously prosecuted The nor
mons may lind a suitable region wherein
&c make their permanent homes some
where in Turkey, if they will take the
trouble TO open up a correspondence with
the Porte,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
Interchangeable Democracy
~ vi. g,t,3 TnF

Whatever happens and whatever the trans
formation of msjorities, Democracy does not
change. Its principles are lmmuta lie, ana,
no matter what incongruOus additions or
diminutions NAV here and there be made IN
its voting strength, it must always be the
partv of local elf-gOvernment, the opponent
Of Capitalization and the enemy OF every
thing that tends to elevate the rulers at the
eNDcnse of the ruled.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
THE POET POWERS.

THE POET POWERS.
A feeling OF gratitude impels me to &C
knowledge the great merits of your CUTICURA,
and l cordially recommend it to the public as
a very valuable remedy.
II. \. Pow Frs, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

Blaine IS said 20 have stated recently
that his greatest desire is u h revenge
upon his enemies. He will 90 wrong.
What he really needs is repentance
and forgiveness. It is 600 late row for
him to talk about revenge. The prospects
are that he will never get it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

The people Of southwestern Virginia
had scarcely gotten through with the cpl
demic before they were nearly frightened
TO death by an earthquake Fortunately,
however, no damage was done except the
breaking Of a few window glass and cups
and saucprs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

Gen. Logan is said TO be the grittiest
candidate at Springfield. He is probably
Judged by the way he erinds his teeth &C.
gether. There Is no doubt, however, that
he has been trampled in the dust enough
Of late 10 have swallowed a good deal Of
sand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
CURRENT COMMENT.


7ltCIVV 7 tIIt9 IIW"sI
The liberty bell has been silent for nearly
fftv years 1t was first found to be cracked
July 5. lS35, when it was tolled for the death
of Chief Justice John Marshall. Since that
time il has been mute. It's profound silence
rlnr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
misunderstanding Goods.

And ever so many Wooden articles reduced
money buyers neglect to call first. We are sure we
money
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

Miss Maud st. Pierre, the S3,OOO.OO9
maiden Of the Cumberland Mountains
has declined all invitations TO enter the
gardens u enterprising young men. snc
bad rather hoe her own row than to have
20 rathar Nagatahles for two.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

We have made terrible cut in prices We offer hat We're
mined close goods az We have yet eit very
these terrible losses have
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

IT Mahdi and his followers appear to be
very deficient in artillery. else they would
not allow Gen. GOrdon's toTaging boats to
carry on free trade up and down the Nile.
We're il not for these boats il is doubtful
If Lord Wolseley's forces would ever
reach EhartOUm
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

The many friends Of Marquis Tseng
would be glad to know if his head still
remains on his shoulders. He has been
so silent Of late that they fear he has been
reprimanded with the imperial ak.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
WIN Not Be Hampered

Phitddstphtd Tunes ma
Those Democrats who have any regard for
their party or the country will do all that j..
possible to give President Cleveland a clear
deld He should not be hampered in the first
days Of his term, and an extra session OF
Congress would certainly be a disaster, not
alone to the President but to the party.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

A charitable New ork man has pre-
scented a cart load Of patent Office reports
70 the almshOuse library. II was very
thoughtful CT him to send them around
during the recent cold SMELL.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

(utljC11T0
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE
SKIN AND BLOOD UNIVER-
SALLY COMMENDED.

VIM. T. Totten, 672 North Tenth street,
Philadelphia, reports that one of his custom
ers stated to him incidentally that he was
feeling so well and mad gained twenty seven
pounds in the last year, all of which he at
tributed 10 a systematic course of the CUTI-
CURA REsOLvENT, which has proved effectual
when all other remedies failed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

There is an issue between the distin-
guished poet. John Greenleaf Whittier,and
editor Dana. Mr.. W. in his recent letter
on the Burns anniversary, stated that
there is not a I0gger's camp in the Maine
woods where the Scotch poets birthday is
not remembered, whereupon Mr.. Dana
rises to remark that a majority of the
Ioggers alluded to are French Canadians
and never heard of Burns. Mr. Dana
doesn't seem TO make any allowance for
poetic license which will sometimes creep
into prose composition.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

A new paper has been established in
Kansas called The AStOHiSheT and Pa
dlyzer. The EDITORS patrons are probably
astonished when they see him sober.
while he is paralyzed when he is not So
hnr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

The Commercial Bulletin of New York
calls attention to the fact that Southern
mig iron has almost driven Scotch pig
iron out Of the market. Says the BWlle-
tin: Formerly the reports universally
had the word scotch" where 'SOuth-
eru' now appears. Besides serving the
purpose, as far as quality is concerned,
the Southern iron has a decided adyan-
tage in the matter of cost, being some y
or s. per ton cheaper. The production at
the South, it may be added, has increased
no less than five-fOld during the last SIX
years. At present the capacity OF fur
naces in blast there is about 20 per cent.
Of the total capacity Of active furnaces
in the whole country. Six years ago it
was less than 10 per cent. The periods
compared are those in which the general
Iron industry experienced somewhat sim
liar depression and the marked change
for the better in the volume Of prOduc-
ton. attended as il is by fair measure
Of success in competing with Pennsyl-
wanna product and ousting Scotch iron,
the change at the South is Of no mean
inheritance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

The statement is made that consider
able quantity Of arms and munitions Of
war have been shipped from the United
states to China during the last few weeks.
The French COnsuls are said to be watch
ing outgoing steamers, and it is expected
that a remonstrance will be made by the
French Minister at Washington. There
seems to be some doubt whether France
and China have ever declared war against
each other. II they have not there can
be no reasonable objection to citizens OF
the United States selling arms and am
munition to the Chinese, no matter II
there is an occasional skirmish between
the troops or the two countries.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

A careful observer says that the growth
of population IN New York city Is IL two
directions-tOwards the extremely rIch
and the poor. The milliORaire's palace
and the tenement ''dOuble-decker" are
monOpOlizing the whole Of Manhattan
Island. Evidence of this tendency is
found in the statistics Of church member
ship. From 1916 10 1882 the population OF
New York increased 225 per cent. In the
same period the membership in the Epis-
eopal churches, comprising the wealthy
class. increased 2I5 per cent, while the
attendance in the Roman Catholic
churches. representing the other extreme
of the population, increased 800 per cent.
At the same time the relative growth OF
the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian
congregations, which represent the mid
die classes more distInctively. shows
large decrease.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

A New York man has established res
taurant and lodging house for tramps, in
which meals are furnished at cents each
and beds at 10 cents per night. AS the
dodgers are required TO take bath and
put on a clean night shirt before retiring,
his house viii probably not be popular.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
SnRES az NECK.

Chas. Brady, SOmerville, Mass. who refers
to DIR. J. j. Wood, druggist. of that city, certi-
fies to a wonderful cure of running sores on
the neck which had been treated by hospital
physicians without cure, and which yielded
completely TO the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
ADVERTI&SG

II any one wants to buy some pretty
good second hand ice on speculation they
can probably get a bargain at Montreal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

The New York life Insurance compa-
mics. which have for three years been fight
ing the celebrated Dwight Of Binghamton
cases. will now have to pay the full
amounts oftheir policies, besides interest,
costs. lawyers fees and other expenses,the
courts having finally decided against
them. The total amount Of insurance on
Col. Dwight's life was about $780,
and il is now evident that the course oil
the company that paid down its $5O,OoU
cash. on receipt of the proof Of death, was
wise. as it not only added to its reputa-
ton for the prompt payment Of policies
without Quibbling, but avoided the SUD-
sequent expense and annoyance and the
unpleasant notOriety gained by the con-
testing companies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
CURED BY CUTICURA.

NY skin disease. which resisted several
popular remedies and other remedies advised
by physicians, has been cured by your CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES. They surpassed my most
sangmne expectations and rapidly effected
cure. j. e. ARENTROE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05
KNOW ITS VALUE.

All of your CUTICURA REMEDIES give very
good satisfaction. The CUTICURA / especially
recommend for the diseases for which il Is
used. | know from experience its value.
DR. Ii. j. PRATT, MONTELLO, WIS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-02-05

goods large prices.
cheapest the best and cheapest IA BILE the be
DOYLIES the best and LINEN CRASHES
sEETINGS NoeWe will sell You sheetng mo trash but exc
Of hand compelled limit each purchaser to yards enc
sell celebrated Wamsua bolts
9c Please mind that this the genuine article We vii
TUESDAY. The celebrated LoRslale CAMBkIC
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
Railroad items.

The latest railroad proposition for Pres.
colt, Is q branch from the Mineral Belt
Railroad via Jerome,
According to the report Of the Railroad
Commissioner Of Wisconsin, only three rail.
roads iu that state paid dividends Las,
year.
II is said that tho railroad fare to Nsx
Orleans will be still further reduced some
time next month.
A numbsr Of tbs employees of the Atchis.
on, Topeka and Santa Fs railroad have been
discharged, owing to Close times and little
business.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Phsuix
4 Maricopa railroad have been hled with
the Secretary Of the Territory.
An elevated railroad will be constructed
between Kansas City ard wysndette.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
THE LEGIsg.ATURE.
MIpates or sts Proceedings.
COUNCIL.

Prescott, February 5th.--Weedin intro
daosd bill taxing Chinese wash hossss
also bill to 70 create tho ofdos and IRes.
shbs the duties Of Attorney General.
Wsedin gave notios that b, would intro.
dscs bill creating the Office Of county
slsrk and county auditor.
Todd introduced bill repeating Se<l ..
Chsr. n Compiled Laws.
Opium bill read tho second time and 70.
fssrsd 10 the Judiciary ooLiphttee.
Council Memorial No. 2 asking 6n a
fourth judge passed.
Council Bill No. 10 amending an Act ere.
ating offics Of Attorney General made this
special order for tomorrow at Q O'Clock.
Council Bill 20 amending the registration
Act, amended By the judiciary committee,
100 copies oidsred printed.
HousE.
February 5th.--Aram reportsda II number
Of bills correctly engrossed.
Brannen, of the COMMITTEES On Pliblic
Morals reported adversely en- the Sunday
law, also reported favorably On the obscene
Language bill.
Franklin introduced bill in reistioa 70
insriysnt debtors.
The Sunday law was indsfiitely post pom
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
COUNCIL.

February 7th. stephens from the Judici
ary eomrnittss reported number Of bilil
with amendments.
Stephens introduced bill 10 smsnd Sec
~ and 20, Chap. II, Compiled LAws, refer
red to tho Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Wssdin gave notice that he would intro.
dacs bill concerning liabilities of rail
roads.
Stewart introducsd q bill to provids foI
the licensing Of commercial travellers, refer
rcd 70 the Judiciary conmittss.
On motion Of Stephens the bill 70 sstsb.
lish the salary Of the clerk of Board Of So
pervisors Of Yavapai county was laid on
the table.
On motion Of Wesdin the act rspsalina
tho act creating the office Of Attorney Gen.
eral WAS laid on the table.
A message was received from the Govern,
or approving set to provide for the disposi-
tion Of certain unxliottsd lands within the
town Of Globe.
February 7th.--watkins from the CON.
mittee on Territorial afairs rsp,rtsd an
aot for the protection Of live stock fron,
dogs, with the Recommendation that II
ptas. &c..
Brown introduced HOUSE bill ", an act 10
amend Chap. ~. Compiled Laws, relating
to gea,rh AMI sp,cisl elections,
read the nrst time by title, and referred to
Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Kubbins introduced HOUSE bill ~, an aot
to reimburse the COMMITTEES to the New Or.
leans Exposition.
kugelos introduced Horse hill 10, an set
providing for tax on the net rroduosion
of mines, read the hrst time and 100 copies
ordered printed, add the bill referred ~ the
committee On Min and Mining.
Porter intrvduced House bill l0i, an act
TO provide for the Qualification Of the Laws
Of Arizona, rules suspended. read tho frst
time by ti.le, referred 70 judiciary commit.
tee. and one hundred copies ordered 10 bs
printed.
Watkins gave notios Of intention 10 in.
troduoe an act relating to the harding Of
sheep.
Also, An aot TO repeal an act 10 regulate
the practice Of medicine, Surgery and OBJ
stetrios.
Brown gave no,ies Of intention TO intro
dnce q. bill concerning barbsd wiis fences.
The Houss rsesivsd message from the
Council informing II that the Council had
passed Council memorial No. 2. asking for
the appoint msnt Of . fourth U. =. Judge.
ard snincreass Of salary.
This nsmorisl vas. under SUSPENSION Of
the rules, read a second and third time. put
upon its Anal passage. and passed bv q vote
of n to3, Mess,s. linus, Rugglss and
wsrd~sli voting against It's passsgs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
COUNCIL.

February l0sh.--Stspheps from JudieisY,
reported several amendments TO the bill ~
iAting 10 taxing growing ero2s.
wsedin introduoed Councii bill IS, oon
corning liabilities Of railroad eompaniss fol
stock killed or injured.
The bill TO re-iuoorporste the city Of Tuo
son passed by unanimous vote.
Housc bill IS. 70 prevsrt obstruetion oi
public highways, passed.
Council bill "a, giving judges certain pow.
ers in chambers, passed.
Amendments Of Judiciary conmittss 70
bill relating to taxing growing crops were
sd.ptsd.
Todd introduced Council bill 86, to bond
she Indebtedness Of Msricspa county.
sousE.
February l0th. .-Houss bill Is, relating to
insane ssylums passed bya vote Of ID -
IL.
Nichols gave notice that hs would intro.
dass bill 10 SECURE liens 10 mechanics, Ia.
borers and others.
House bill "a, an sct TO regulate appeals
from Justices courts, placed on Anal pas-
sass and passsd BY vota Of n to3.
Council bill 90, an aot 10 amend An act
entitled 10 provide for licensing CONNER
cial travellers. read the hrst time asd rsfs..
red 10 Judiciary oommitsss.
House bill sS. an act to prevent otstrae-
tions or inapsdimsnts on public highways,
ordered reprinted fer original bill and
amendments.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
COUNCIL.

February sth.--ssepbens Of thu Judiciary
committee reported an sos to. amend Sec.
i79, Chap. II, Compiled Laws, with the re-
eornrnsndation that it pass.
Also. Council bill 30. entitled an act to
alasnd sso. !. Of an act entitled. 70 provide
for iiosnsisg commercial drpmrasrs, With
the recommendation that II pass,
wssdin introduced council bdl 50, en-
titled an act to exempt from taxation grow.
ing crops, which vas read the fr,t tiIns.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

And In accordance with law and An order
# the Board Of Directors made on the third
day Ct January, 1885, 90 many shares Of
saoh parcei Of sueh stock ~ may b nscss-
sary will be sold at public suction. At the
ONCE Of the Company, room 50. No.320 s n
sone street. San Franchises, Cal. on MON
DAY, tho sscJpd day Of NJ arch. 1885, ut the
hour of O'Clock p. m. Of said day, 70 pay
said deliuqn sat assessment thereon, toesth.
Or with coss OF advertising and expenses Of
the sale.
.-.. A.JUDSON, Secretary.
Ofnce-No. sc0 sapsoms ltreet, room ~,
San Francisco, Cal, I'd
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15
COUNCIL.


Feb. 11th. h.-stswsrt hstrodsesd Cosusi
bill! 81. prescribing the duties Of Prscises
Territorial and County officers.
Lsattsrwoood introd nosd Council bill 80
to punish unlawful sale Of mortgaeed pr
sonal property.
Stephens introduced Council bill 70, pro
viding compensation for J. Y. Bostwick foi
services in arranging and assaIaeuins Ter.
ntsrial library.
House bill 6s. in relation to the county.
sea. Of Mohavs county. taken from the -
bic. and referred to the MohAve county del.
egstion.
Council bill 90. sIsmp.ing growing crops
from taxation. psassd by vote of to 1.
House bill S-insans asylum bili-rsad
nrst time, and referred to COMMITTEES On
Territorial Affairs.
Council bill 20-rsgistration Of voters -
special order considered in oomrpittss Of
the Whole. and referred TO the Committee
ON Elections.
Feb. 1Ith. .-Csuncil bill Amending Com
piled Laws in relation 70 witnesses before
grand juriss, passsd.
Council bill relrting to divorces, indsHn.
itely postponed.
Armstrong; bill, making bigamy = fsl.
ony, punishable by imprisonment for ten
years. passed.
Rollins dynamite bill, which il COPY Of
the Missouri Law governing explosives,
passed.
Nichols bill classifying grand larceny,
and prohibiting the uss Of obscene or alb.
usive language, was passed.
Franklin's bill exempting forsmen from
jury duty, was passed; also bill relating to
homestead exemptions
Rollins bill taxing male dogs e2 and fe-
male dogs Is, WAS passed. This bill does
not apply to Yuma oounty or the city Of
Phepix.
Mohave County miner., 1885-02-15

On motion Of wssdia ~ rules we're sss.
psudsd, ths bill rcd esesad tins By title,
and ssfssisd 70 ths Jsdbtiary eosanistss.
Stewart int roduosd Council bin n, an
Act 70 protect shssp and shssp hssdsss,
which wss rssa The Arst time. IN
On motion Of Stewart the nIss vses sus-
pended. sud ths bill rsfsxfsd 70 tAs ssisss
somnitsss On stock. and 100 copies osdsrsd
prin ted.
Tns clerk VI tho House. BY message In.
formed the Council thst ths Houss h.d
pssssd Council memorial No. 2. sshins fer
. fourth U. .. Judss and insrsAss Of salary
for tbssn.
Council bill II, an act granting vatsy
power rishts and privileges to the Mineral
Belt rsilro~d on Salt river. vas, On mosi0n
of Todd, rs.ooumitted to the c0na ittss on
Irrigation. wstsr and water rights.
nouss.
February 9th.--Armstrong introduesd
HOUSE memorial No. I, asking the Prssi.
dent TO appoint residents Of the Territory
70 Territorial Offices, which wsa rssd arss
time BY title.
Under suspension Of ,hs ruiss the msmoi.
isl was read . second and third tins, and
passed by vote Of 20 tol. Wardwsll vo-
ted In the negative.
The clerk Of the Council, by msssagA in.
formed the House that the Council had
passed Aouss bill 81, an rot 70 smsod an
aot 70 prohibit the keeping Of opium dsns
Psrdy, from the COMMITTEES on Corpora |
tions. made the following report:
"Mr. Spssksr:--Yo our oonnittss on cor. |
porations, to whom was referred House bill !
~, entitled an sot smsndatory and supple
mental 10 an act Of general railroad moor.
porations. beg leave to report that vs have
ziven the came careful ard due considers.
lion, and would most respsstfully recon-
mend that 1t do not pass.
Arsm introduced House bill l02, An act
'or securing lisns for mschsnios, laborsrs
md others.