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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
Court NoteO.

Chief Justice Shields this morning sen- dered his decision in Lnmbr of cases, which have bs en under sdvisemeut.
 In the case sf Marshal Woods vs Eleg- gene Woods; decree of divorce w.s grant. ed.
 Sinms vs H ,mpson and Garland; motion for new trlal oveuuled; exception entered by defendant.
 Daggs vs MeCiesn; demurrer overruled and defendant given 6o dsys to answer; ex. ception entered.
 Daggs vs Lamport; some.
 Holmes vs Holmes; demurrer overruled and defendant given GO days to answer. Sixty days also gwen to plaintiff to fils amended plea. Campbell vs Campbell; demurrer sustain ed and comrlsio; dismissed; exception b, defcndsni. Hill v. Cox ct sl; ordered placed on cal spdar and to ,,e submitted in chambers.
 Cour, adjourned until o'clock Saturds
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

"fap. Tap" alias "disgusted republican . sends rih another characteristic "bray" ii, this mornings Courier, in which hs pleads guilts Co the indict nent of this paper ol being thief and adds that hs associates with burglars. The last :osfession |. entirely unnecessary for him is make, s, the language he uses in his communication are sufficient evidence ai bis low 6reed.pg and he naturally seek, his osa l,vol in tbe matter If his asscciaies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
Nervous Debi itated Men

Ton are allowed free trial of thirty days ). the use of D., Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances tsr the speedy relitt and permanent cure si Nervous Debility, loss of VIta'iiy and V anhood and al xi1dred troubles, Also for many other diseases, Complete restoration .s health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms, etc, mailed
 ... by addressing velraic Belt Company asrxhsll, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
LOCAL NOTES.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Lgbt mail last night.
 Governor Zulick IS in Tucson.
 Nogales Is to have another paper.
 A shoe, and pillow case party is talked of.
 Hon. ... ". CalIen has returned 90 Wal nut Grove.
 The Prescot. Social Club held meeting last night.
 Court will probably aoj 'uEn for 'he Ieitn oD Saturday.
 Three divorce sai.s have bsen heard ,bis week in court.
 The case oi lilies vs. the territory Is being argued to-day.
 The Calico Priut has removed from Dag gett back to Calicc.
 stephen Ross, of Ash Fosk, was married recently in the east.
 Judgment by default ~ss re9aered tc- day in ,he case al Riskard vs Bate e' ai-
 A Phenix evangelist will ,lsii Prescott shortly to hold a ssrits oi revival 'neci'nss.
 Martin Maier. oi the Excbaose Saloon. lei: for Saa Fisnciscr ou a Visit fhis morn- ng.
 County Assessor las M. Nois expec's 10 commence the annual rslep Q. x2sseis oa Tuesday usx'.
 The Gazette says Governor zaiiek las gone sou;h tc receive g.ie Laa'ios from General Crock.
 Judge John HcWs.d has heen app.'.r ed referee in the case of Hu. iscr,on y.- Yavapai county.
 The Atlantic S Psc h- G4li.osd is .nskitg ;nIugs warm for comp,;i;ors ia 'ae ''wEr of rates noM !, progress :n San FGsuci-oo.
 B ". lien ncr. steuos'apaec oi Aew- ark, New Jersey. ,s in .o-p. ! is 'umsrce u... he car,e. ,o take 'he position of court Eepr.,rr.
 N. 2. .aw's espesfs 70 complete The work oi pump.u. the w Aier ison. fne Peek miso this week. uhes. ..e s.il .,nrl,e ..t'sly pcsh vofa on ;h. ..lnue. Co . ,an.c! sl,h tue Osciien',l.
 The f.,- grub .atcr. at fhenix and Tempe .ias e, .Gr-iis pui our gayeruog 10 a roas. .u,a r .s .- puw praise 'he roFu'sl sci, \. glea, is sfiia iun ss- lsi'i lay ta. cusncs stone oi .ae insanc asy. .un..
 Da,tse ,is nsoa.,. If J.aaar! Ices were r.ir-nc.. 60 sh- sBfy IT. .suref irain the vssi U. ii ,es as isro~s: R % isier, ,S2.s SC; probate iiige. s33 c!.fs. of s.s.ric' court, S45 .5; >..er fl, SC. ".
 C @ Dyer, Na. 45 tu'i 'ioH Ma'ke', New York. g-:;., n,.a C. = y.sTe e. age, has been usiug Ier-nds,,l's Pas .e' ups ards O; thiT;y .eas>. H. -sys iaey have cured bun e. f.mmatorr ,LsgTaat-sm three times w..-" phrsici .u's .r,>eilp'iofs were sn va, II .S.S 0as o. 1we .si'.- every nigb: iui i i"rsgt'. < .is.i ..oin H II. E .f:s.,te! tc Ms w, II H.te.e. fuF .o, l2. .l0ck ,, city of Pres coti. ms been filed fir record. he coasid- erE,ion named heins $50.
 She.i.r Nu!yenon retu.nsd last evening tfon, a ,rip sras i:se line oi iae railroad, and rep...ts tussuess very 9uiei i' that sec tian. The re,ui .dIcc ui flagsJet i> pros gressiu- very -'awiy. a- principal hotel sai restaurant e, t'ie r p.ae- T. n'" Ike et n . le,lt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

Col. F. O Hatch, Of the Board of Direc. tors oi tue Insane Asylum, Is putting in crops of grain and alfalfa on the asylum grounds and is preparing to pu in large eros of potatoes for the use of the asy yum ~hen the patients shall have occupied it |. Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
JAY EYE sEE.
SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. IS. 1886

SAN FRANCISCO, FEB. Is. 1886.
 JAY EYE SEE LININENT Co.,, San Fran cisco -Gentlemen-Your lininent is giv. ipg the best os satisfaction; it's cures are air ost marvellous. l con.ide. it the great es, discovery oi the age. so far as horse medicines aIe concerned. and calculated to be of unto;d value to horsemeR. It will save many valusb.e animals from ruin by its timely application. Yours respectfully, (SignedD WI. RANspRLL.
 Dr. Q. Lincoln, Agent, Prescott, A. T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
FROM NONDAN's DAILY:

FRoM MONDAYS DAILY:
 Nc southern nal last night. AnotheT snow storm last night. Diathsria is Esgiug n Tucson. B:.. i nGs were out in force to day. (. F. stanton, of Weaver, is in town st. Johns has il curing mill in opera tion.
 F. Rlchardsor, practical piano tuner, is ID town.
 Dudes will meet at their headquarters to-0igh..
 Saprem. coaE; viii meet in Tucson next 1 Monday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
McCurdy Aust Hang.

The Supreme Court, in Department ?, says the San Francisco Chronicle of Feb 26th, hos affirmed tb, judgment in the case of E. P. NcCurdy, who was ssotenced to death by the Superior Cour, ot Lake coun- ty, for the murder of Charles Dfeber, in Luiy 1884,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

card of he new law firm of Rush, Wells < Howard appears in today's issue. The ti'n Is one of inc sb!cst ID the terri- ritofy, composed oi Hon. E. ". Wells. Judge John A. Rush and sx.Chief Justice Sumner Howard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
BUSINESS LOCALS.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Fresh Oysters iust received new lot at Baumsn's Goa tecuonery store Cortez street. If
 "0ar Chieftsiu,' only 5 cents, and as good as any 10 cent cigar In the town, al Aitken's Cigar Store. If
 For ten or twelve years have been .-erely afflicted with catsrrh. Never 5elors founG sach decided rellef as from E.y's Cream balm consider myself cured.
 J. W. HUNTINGTON, Mechspicsville; N. (Price 50 cents,)
 ia one wecA E.y's Cream Balm opened | passage in one nostrii, through which lsd rot breathed in three years. subiued an udsmmation h my head snd throat, the ssult of ca,arrh. Colonel 0. Nj. Neillisy, 0,wego, N. '. (See adv.)
 We will furnish the WEEKLY JOURNAL
 lNEK and the Weekly San Francisco Call oss5.50 year.
 instrumental and vocal sheet music, also . usic books for sale by Miss Ad1a Moore, JItez Street. If
 Conway has gone to Tonto Bssin for . =' days, bu, leaves Mir. Geo. H Huber, . COMPETENT wstchmaker in charge during .s absence. If
 Thomas Mapshsn, No. 32 Montgomery street, Hudson, N. Y, two years ago was given up by his physicians. He was tflicted with dyspepsa and obstinate cons ,tipstion bsd lost forty pounds in weigh apd wss bedridden invalid He com ncnced taking Branareth's Piils in doses ,f five, four, two and one. Then he took wo every night for a month, gained eight pounds iu weight, and was able to attend 'o tusiness. He took two pills every Dgb tor the following SIX weeks, and was en- ,irely cured.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

"fap, ysp," has surprised h;s most in limste friends by his wanton murder ofthe Eagiiah language, Macy If them heretc- fore ,houglt tbat he WIS possessed of a common school euucaiion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

The essmioation of sFp icis,s for tesch- CTS eerildesiss closed yesterday. There were only Two applicants, Rev. J. M. Green W. . 1a>ler, both of sbopa spplied for sscond grace eerrf f,aies and pass d excel lent examsn ,tious
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
l. L. FISHERS LOCALS.

Overcoats from $500 and upwsrd at J. L. Eishet's.
 Blankets and Quilts a' your own price at J. L. Fish.r's.
 Boys and Mems Button shoes, ,tl % per pair si J. L. Fisley's.
 Floser Pot Brackets ct J. L. Fish er's.
 Baled Alfalfa hay snd heat hay, cheap at J. L. Fishers.
 Carpets and Oil Cloth, 70 cents per yard ant upwards, at J. L. Fishers. Fresh Butter and Eggs fir, ID inc ranch just received at J, L Fishers. Fresh Smoked Shsd and Herring at J. L. Fishers. Rubber Boots and arctlcs in great variety at J. L. Fishers.
 Hanging lamps and chandeliers best and cheapest at J. L. Fishers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

While Northern Arizona i, experimenting n.Iid snow storms, sud Southern Arizons l. eiJ 'ying cop ous rasDs opc eastern cou- sins are Experiencing regular biizzards
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

The weight of the snow on thc roof of Ms'ers Ice house collapsed that building sod the paospect is that i' will result ia the total loss of its co"teu,s, about l50 tons of ice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
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SMITH. - h. Prescott, Februry s4tb, to the ~ifs of William Il. Smith, daugh- ter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

A party in from tiie H-s4aysn,p- divide says that there ie scveu zee, oi snow ,heie. T~en,y-six inches IS reported. at N iison S c .'s sav mill.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
Plynoulh Beck Exgs

For sale by J. D. Cook, Prescott. Ariz, st s2 50 per setting. These eggs gre from original stock. from the celebrated William Nile ranch, of Los Angeles, Cal. ts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
Wednesdays Edition

T. P. ous, bso,her oi our iownman, T. W. on.. arrived on Sunday nisti's .,nse and is visiting his broth,r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
Pianos and Organs

. the finrs; tone and best make, suited to ts climate, for gale cheap ct
 Gro. Fl. CuRRY's If Jewelry Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
Riano Tuning.

Prof. Frank Richardson, from Eua Claire, Wisconsin, who has had nearly 70 years experience in tuning, is in town ,pre. pared to do thorough work in tuning and repairing planos and organs. He expects to remain one or two weeks. Leave orders as G. H. Curry's Jsw.lry store. milf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
\. Rush E. ". Wells, Sumner Howard
 RUSH, WELLS & HOWARD,
A,,o,cax. and .,onu..fior. a. r

Attorneys and Councillors at La~
 Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona. Will A. tend promptly to all business entrusted 10 them in the courts of record in the territory,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03
Will il not Pay Youto Send Us an Order. Send for Samples of Cassmere. Showing Style
 and Quality of our Clothing.
We are Offering Special Line of Boys Sus ages 2 10 1T Ys at $5.95

Large direct cash buyings make close prices possible 0u Country Order Department has again been enlarged and facilities added to accommodate increasing trade
 We this opening much larger and varied assortment than before.
 Collected here may be found the latest styles and test qualities from the leading markets of the world while guarantee price against any house the WEST QUALITY considered
 careful comparison but convince you that just what say.
 We feel fully assured that the you compare prices and qualities the more of your trade we will secure
 Any order you may send will receive prompt Our various lines Dry Goods Fancy Goods Cloak. Wraps Boots and Shoes Clothing Gents Furnishings Hats, Caps Trunks, Vases, etc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-03

Ohl Fus good smoke! "Aitkens Best leK esnt cigar and you have it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-03
Agriculture in Mexico.

Although the main business of the
country is agriculture, this branch of in
dustry is carried on under exceptionally
disadvantageous circumstances. One of
its greatest drawbacks is, that the whole
country is divided up into immense ha-
ctendas, or landed estates, small farms
being rarely known, and out OF popua-
ton of 10000, 0O0 or more, the title to the
soil is said to vest in not more than 6 900
persons. Some of these estates comprise
square leagues, instead of square acres in
extent, and are said to have ir-
rigating bitches from 40 to SO
miles in length. Most of the land OF
such estates is uncultivated. and the wa
ter is wasted upon the remainder in the
most reckless manner The titles by
which such properties are held arecex.
ceedngly varied and probably to a on.
siderable extent uncertain. Some came
from the old Spanish government through
its viceroys; some from Mexico, through
its governors or political chiefs: while
over a not inconsiderable part of all the
good land of the country, the titles of the
church. although not recognized by the
government are still to certain extent
respected. Added to all this there is q
marked indisposition on the part OF
the large owners OF real estate in
Mexico to divest themselves of such
property; and this for various rea.
sons. Thus, in the heretofore almost per-
manentlv revolutionary condition of the
country, the tenure of movable or personal
property was subject to embarrassment
from which real estate. or imnovable
property was exempt. Under the system
of taxation which has long prevailed in
Mexico. land is very lightly burdened.
And finally, from what is probably an
inherited tradition from old Spain, the
wealthy Mexican seems to be predjudiced
against investing in co operative (stock)
or financial enterprses-the railways,
bands and mines, in both old Spain and
Mexico, for example, being to day mainly
owned and controlled by English or other
foreign capitalization. Dauid A. Wells
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Out-Walked.

Women and girls are commonly called 'the
weaker SEX" and are supposed to have less
physical endurance than males, but the fol-
lowing rather large story shows that with
proper training they Can soon compel n diff
ferent estimate of their physical strenth:
On Of ou~ u'"St vrt rahle and orthodox
collecrs has Recently hec1m tn proud Tls
sesscr IF an Irishman for iis Piesdent.
The learned gentle man has two or three
fascinating daupht, r., who are naturally the
recipients of many polite all, ntious from The
students.
few DAYS ago one of these young ladies
al, of whom are famous PEDESTRIANS st lrted
for walk, when She was met by student
acquaintance, who a.ked permission to sc-
c0mnauv her.
Certainly" said the young lady, and til "
walked Oft merriiy into the county.
After proceeding some miles the fair pc
des,rian remqrked Incidentally that she in
tended to cali On some friends at T. Now I
is just ten miles from the college, and our
student friend, whose strength is intellect
rather than physical was somewhat aghast al
the prospect
However there was nothing to be done but
to trudge on with as good a grace as possible.
L. was reached, the call was made and then
the young gentleman proposed TO take car
rage and ride home.
"Oh, no." said the Irish lassie, 81 would
just as soon walk" and she led at a brisk
pace on the h0meward road.
To the credit of masculine pluck be it said
that our representative was equal to the
emergency, and escorted his companion to
the paternal front door, where she babe him
cheerful good-dav and he was suffered to
depart. 1t is painful to add that he was I'M
able to attend his college duties for nearly
week.
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Notice.

CITY OF AUGUsTA,l
CITY MARsuAL's OFFICE,{
AUGUSTA, Jan. IA.
Fast Driving.
Chap. XII, Sec. /, OF the city ordinances.
No person shall ride or drive any animal, loose or
attached to carriage of any description or cause
them to be driven through any part of the city,
within one mile OF the kennebee bridge, at an unus.
ual, immoderate and dangerous rate, on penaiy Of
not less than two nor more than ten dollars.
by reason Of frequent complaints made Of late
this ordinances will be strictly enforced.
janl Il. 7. MORSE, City Marshal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-03

Thoroughly cicgp~ ~ ..gc1 with Fl 10
fountain Of heafiI. py G-i-g D.. P;t, oic-
en- Medical Digcctcry- ana good dif. ettiJn. .
fair skin. bUoydut spirits yifa strength. ana
sOundness Of constitution ~ be established
Golden aedicAi discovery cures all humors,
from the common pinpl", hlnteh. on erupt on,
To the worst ScTOfula, or bloOd-potson. Es-
pecially has II proven its efficacy IN curing
sait-rheuIn or TctbT. Fcver-rores. HiI-joint
Dieease Scrofulous Sores ard swelhngb ell
larRed Glands and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures ConsCmp-
tion (which Is ScrofIla of the Lungs, by its
wonderful hlood-purifyirR. invigorating, ana
nutritiye properties. For Weak Lungs, spit
ting Of Blood. Shortneas OF Breath. bronchitis,
Severe Coughs. Asthma. and kindred aifec-
tiOna 10 II sovereign remedy. 1t promptly
cures the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver. Blinisness or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion. H. Is
an uDequaled remedy. Sold by druggists.
DIR. PsERCE,s PELLLTs Anti.
Bilious and Catf: artic.
vi al nv Al
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The Tomato.

The tomato as now culuvat ed, is one OF
the best examples of improvement in veg
etaoles by careful selec, ion of seed
When first introduced the ecimens were
irregularly shaped. watery and very seedy.
Now fruit can be grown nearly all
smooth, hrm heshed, and OF much better
flavor than the old sorts. The Trophy is
probably the best variety for general cul-
tlvation. but Is rather late, and not suited
for those seeking the early market.
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NEng advertisements.

hYSpEfSIA-its Nature, Causes. Prev.x,-
IL and Cure. by JoBx II. McAIvrx reh1o1
Mass; II years Tax Collector s. nj free 10 EEL
dress. ivooS ~ "a
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Notice.

Ny wife, Adelia, having left my bed and board
without any provocaton this Is to caution all per.
sons against harboring or trusting her on nv ac.
count, as shall pay bills of her Contracting sfte,
this date. CHAS W AVEPft ei
vassalboro, July 10, 1885. Wavaa:
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WINCHE STEERS

HYPoPHOSPHITE OF LIME Ann son.
matchless Remedy for Consumn,inDA %
every stage of the disease Fer Coughs
Lungs, Throat Dis asses, Loss OF Flesh ard s,n-.ssx
and every form of General Debility II Is an
Specific Remedy. BE SURE AND GET WISSHuuIpesd
TER'S PREPARATION. 81 and 81 per boftis - hS.
by Druggists. WINCHE>rER a. Co ~ ood
lists. No. II hey St, NJ. Y. iy2ass....eenL
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Friends Oak Grove Seminary

AND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
VAssALBoRo,ME. CHAS. II. JONES, Principal
A Boarding school for Both Sexes.
Fits for College, for Teaching, and for Business;
Experienced and faithful teachers at the head o.
each department. Full courses of study. Location
healthy. Discipline good. Expenses low. fM
Term opens August 24th. Send TO the Principal fof
catalogue. jyl5d&wim
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or. sale.
)Ik. PfERCE'S PELLETS 80 Ant
Bilious and Catf: artic.
Xs.. "A vial. by druggists

LADIES, Enamel your
Ranges twice n year, tops
once a week, and you have
the finest polished stove in
the world. For sale by all
Grocers and Stove Dealers.
jy3od6f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-03

The clouds may darken DER the sun,
Yet rivers to the ocean run.
The bald and gray NAV live serene
BY using the famous Carboline.
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aprSd4u
BUSINESS BUSINESS

We wan, 500 Smart Men to 60 on the road
a. once something orders for Nursery Stock, with
Salary to Start on, Besides Expenses.
NO experience needed. Apply at once, stating
previous occupation. age and name references.
Q. +. CANNON 4 co.. Augusta. M.,
w3w2o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-03

most eficacious remedy" is what Mr..
Joseph F Marcer, chief clerk to Mayor
Smith. of Philadelphia, Pa, saws OF Red
Star Cough Cure. "Have used it in my
family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-08-03

THE COMMITTEE on STATE PENSIONS will
L be in session at the Aldermens Room tho Last
ednt sday OF every month during the
year 1856, at u O'Clock r. VI. Those wishing to
apply must present themselves before the cemmitte e
al one OF these meetings to have their claim properly
Considered Per Order OF Committee,
apr5d4m Clerk to Comm.t.as
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-13

employment as attorney or payment for services
of any kind in opposition to the United States in
any case to which the United States may be q
party, or in which its interests may be con
cerned, or from against any railroad company
which obtained its charter or any grant OF land,
or pecuniary aid from the United States when
measures especially affecting the interests of
susn railroad arc pending before Congress; or
from or against any bank or other corporation
which obtained its charter or any pecuniary aid
from the United States, or from against any
corporation engaged IN interstate commerce by
land or by water. or in the transportation of the
mails, or from or against any corporation. COM
pany. firm or person, or officer agent thereof,
engaged in the production, manufacture, or sale,
or importation of any article upon which duty
or excise tax is levied by act of Congress Vio-
lation of the provisions Of this act is made INSIDE
neauor, punishable by mprisonment not exceed
ing one year, or by fine not exceeding 500. or
both The substitute offered by Senator Hoar
makes it unlawful and punishable by fine not
exceeding $780, or imprisonment not exceeding
one year or both, for any member OF either
house of Congress TO accept employment as at
torney -atlaw or payment for services OF any
kind IN opposition to the United States in any
case to which the United States may be party,
from any railroad company which obtained its
charter or grant of pecuniary aid from the
United States, if such member shall have reas-
enable cause to believe that measures specially
affecting the interests of such railroad are pend
ing before Congress- or are about 10 be pending
during his term of office. Mr.. Coke, behalf
of minority consisting of Senators Wilson, of
Iowa Vest George and himself, reported back
the original bill