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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
househ0ld Hints,

If you are buying carpets for dura- bility, choose small figures.
 If your hat-irons are rough, rub them with fine salt, and it will make them smooth.
 Castor oil is an excellent thing to soften leather.
 To clean browned porcelain kettle, boil peeled potatoes in it The porce- lain will be rendered nearly as white as when new.
 To ascertain whether a bed be damp or not, after the bed be warmed put a glass globe in between the sheets. and il the bed be damp few drops of wet will appear on the inside of the globe. A strong so ution of carbolic acid and water, poured into holes, kills all the ants it touches and the survivors inn mediately take themselves off. Linen garments which have become yellow from time, may be whitened by being boiled in Il lather made of milk ana pure white soap, a pound of the latter to \ gallon of the former. After the boiling process the linen should be twice rinscd, little blue being added to the water last used.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Supreme Court.

The Territorial Supreme court met this morning at 10 o'clock, Chief Jus tice J. II. Wright and Associate Jus tice w. II. Barnes present.
 S,rahan vs Fitzpatrick; appeal from Yavapai county; set for argument on Friday.
 Johnston ys Morrison; libel; appeal from Apache county; set for argument during the present week.
 Territory vs Kay; murder case, Yavapai county l.. F. Eggers ap- poiated as counsel ioF plaintiff, and hearing set for Monday, January Fist. Territory vs P. F. Clanton; grand larceny, Apache county; suemitted on records filed.
 Henry Smith vs B. Blackmore; oo- chise county motion to correct record and continue case submitted.
 H n. Ross vas admitted to practloe on certificate from the Third District court.
 Adjourned until Friday, January 18th at 10 o'clock,
 FRIDAY, January IS. Supreme court met at 10 o'clock n. m, pursuant to adjournment, present
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
opeFatic conoort.

The concert to be given day after tomorrow promises to hs the most in- teresting yet given. Aside iron ;he usual talent engaged at these cnncerts. Pgescott's old fayorites. Brown and Car peater. will sing one of their olsl-time trios with Joe Dauphin. |; Is with pleasure We can announce thas Mrs. W. 4. Freeze will asSist in the concert, and this be'ng her first appeartnce in Prescott, the musical publ.u should give her roaring reception. \ full chorus of male voices, trios, solos and duets, by Mrs. Cline, Mrs. Freeze, Messrs. pauphin, Carpenter and Brown splendid orchestra, the rendition ol eight choice numbers fren Mariana. in ful costume, are a guarantee that the concer. will ba worth attending, and should secure iull house.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
We tuesdays Edition

c B. Miller. the mining man. has gone east on business. Chss. A. Girdier has leased si,e Eta mil on the Verde river.
 Go and see Mrs. Cline. as "Msritan,, . and Joe Daupbin, ss Don Jose
 Judge Baldwin, of Indians, is attend ing the session Of the Supreme court.
 Peter verdier, the Walnut Grove merchant, vas in town yesterday lay ng in supplies.
 Secure your seats in ,ime for the concert, on Friday next, ai Geo H. Curry's Jewelry Store.
 Judgmout was rendered yesterday in favor of plaintiff in the case of Thomas Carroll vs Daniel MoGlone
 Dick Rule, oi the Tombs;,,ne Epi- taph, has purchased an interest ia ai, El paso paper. and has gone there to reside.
 The Prescott literary so.,iety furnishes good en'el ,ainments weekly The one given last evening at the Baptist church was very interesting.
 The Knights of PythiAs beautifully exemplihed the principles oi their order by taking charge of the neral of the late Mss Kadcx wsky, who was . daughter oi q deceased Knight,
 Joseph Stein, .1 versatile writer, as well IS very pleasant gentleman, p in charge ul the Ynma Sentinel during ,he absence Q, Hon Jw Dorring- ton. who Is in abundance on tho t.rri- torisl legislature
 Charley Gray has taken position on the night watch q the English Kitcl,eu. Mrs Curtis hss now an excellent corps oi employees II. her English Kitchen, and patrons Of ths place can have the assnu,nce oi good service anu excellent meals.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
!. DISTRICT COURT.
Hen J. <. wrlehs ladae.

MONDAY, January 3lsi.
 Court met at l0a. n pursuant io adjournment Present, ii0s Jas. H. Wright. judge; Hon. II. D. Ross, dis trict attorney; Gen. o. T. Rouse, U. :. attorney, and Hon. ". k Meade, U, s. marshal.
 ,: Robert Brown was admitle,i to prac- tice.
 !. United States ys " liuaIpai Bob, con yieted ot assault with inteut 10 commit murder. Defendant was sentenced to Columbus, Ohio, for | term of i've years from the ssh of November last,
 J-T. L.eSseur 5vs Hugo Richards tt al. Demurrrr was overruled and first ground oi defence denie,! Opinion filed.
 Court a.ljournod until 10 s. n. Jan. uary 2sd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Strayed or Stolen.
 $50 RE ARD

strsyei from Ffes-n;s D csmher tst. one iaTE orewR s.rse. a;tecn to sixteen hands nigh, soIr wa'.e feet, star on forehead. and white nose. ersndfd Fl connected on len hip; had no shoes O.; also, ms h-,g horse. about tsriieen hassis aish. wisa siaes maae ana tali. sA As' ais ar 'uas: Las small white sPeck on forehead. sad K pace. Both had haiseEs on srG weni ln direction of Granite nesassss''. se~asd of sss eslch will oe paid log tseir ,se.iactyr rt The c'ty rees ySrt, Pres- coft Ar, iff'rms len easitas to their se- coyesy stii be ' wsrisd F s,olen. so will ee paid f,r Toe e0nviesioH Of the party.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Eup.epsla.

% Fhis k what you ought to have. l.. fact, yoa mast have IL, ic fully enjoy hiv Thousands are searching fer Il daily, and mourning hecanse they fine 1t moss ThopsaF'ls ulTon thousands Q. aiollars ire sIent annually y our re0s pie in tho hope lhat they may attain this hoou And yet # may he hud by. alI We guarantee that E'ociric Bit ,,,rs. if used according to iiItatious and, the use persisted in, will brins you goo, diges gion aud oust the demos nyspep. sia and install instead EuPepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for nys pepsia and all diseases 0; Liver, Stom, ach and Kidneys Sold at 50c. and sl.00 per bottle at Beaumont Coxe's nrugstore
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
NOTICE.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Mnlar.s Rsstnurant.

Otto Halmer, ex-sleward of the Belle vue hotel, has opene the a2ove restaa. rant at the Granite creek bridge, aud announces board, by tl'e lpon.h, s25. Smgla meals, served at i.i. hours, 58
 cents. CofeeOr chocolaae. sad csSer n cents. Oysters served ili any style. Cold lunches. also served with coi,i meats of all kinds. pickled pigs feet, cold tongue, piokled triie, Russian cavisr. cheese0i all kinas, eta, etc.jSt19
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
1ho Chautauquans

The Prescott Chautauqua Reading Club net i,s Saturday at the resi denc ol Mrs. W. G Oliver. Owing to the bad walking the attendance was not large. The meeting was called to order by the Secretary. Mrs Elliott read the frs, two chapters of the "MAaliaess of Christ" by Thomas Hughes. Ire quotations at roll-eall were on "Happi- ness" Questions from the Chautan- quan were on the History os Greece" and the '.CnSrActer oI Jesus" & fer meeting adjourned to Saturday. tine 26lh inst. They will then meet with
 Miss Minii Martin, at tho residence Of Mfs. VI C. 3ashiosd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
fRIDAY'S DAILY.

 Another snow storm set in to-day. E \. Fredericks' health is improvi ng owly. A. Park is in from the Hassay- 3nIpa country. Flesh fish, oysters and game at the nslish Kitchen. The young folks are having lots of ln tbese days coasting. Pa, ar Collett is carrying the Jerome ] al on horseback these days Aleals served at all hours, day or SsS, at the English Kitchen. le celebrated S6, 900 horse case was aefore the Supreme court today. judge Summer Howard is expected rive here in few days from Michi- } an. E.. J. F. Horne is engaged in prepar- ne the jury list for 1889, in a. cordance |Nith law. There has been no stage from the sogth via the Black Canyon since las, E saturday Fhe infant son of Mir. and Mrs. I. P. Burnett was buried this aft rnoon at 5 clock. 
 judge Bush has been appointed ad : anaistrator of the estate of Minnie 'Houghtelin.
 This is mighty tough weather on scribes. as items are ex- k sedingly scarce.
 Miss Renfro will take s position as k tress-maker with Mrs. D. J. Sullivan. he is said to be an artiste in her line J. l.. Fisher, J. G. Campbell and Sam lin have been appointed appraisers oI ne estate of Minnie Houghtelin, de- ceased. Official maps of the United States eeii the name of the mountains now
 amons for its big Harqus (alla" A deed from F. Lorenz to Rober, Blair for a mining claim and live stock 'zas been filed for record, the price be. ing $500.
 Natures ice factory did good worl
 ast night until 3 o'clock this morning
 when the sky was overcast with cloud, and the weather moderated.
 D. J. Brannen, administrator of in, estate of P. B. Brannen, deceased. ha, deeded sundry pieces of real estate I
 Flagstaff to Geo Bsbbitt, for SI ,37o.
 John V. Rhoades, Yavapai count, and Alexander Wight, Cochise county
 members elect of the House of Repr, sentatives. came in on last nights train
 R. H. Burmister, administrator (
 ;he estate of c. Y. shelton, deceased
 '''7 closed up the business of the estai
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fh-ee Loss 5OAlSo. making a hloeb lSo ie't square. Locsiioa,s Eass Prt scost, southwest corner O, shoidons acd Mb Vernon ssree's' s;ying narsI anG east frontage. Vers de- sirieie for roslde nce. Easy grade, but good c rssnage. For particulars apply ;q .. h. NJ MARTiNDELL. agent, next door 10 English Kitchen. deeso In
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
= - '--------- 6uck,en's Arnico Sajve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum- Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos, lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 20 cents per boz. For sale by Beaumont Coxe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
\ Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.


 It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consump- tion, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds. On piece ef wrapping paper she read of pr, Kings New Discovery, and got sample bottle; it helped her, she bought large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew better last, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing i4o pounds. For fuller particulars sefa sa w. H. Cole, Druggist, t'11t et3 Trial Bottles of this won- dSstoi 'a-a cry Free at Beaumont tklIF F.. .ss1 ore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
SATURDAY, Januasy ge.h

SATURDAY, January .9sh.
 Washington N Jacobs ys J. NJ. George U al; Pima count. judgment lower court reversed. opsu.on by Chief Justice Wright.
 Boston and Arizona Sm.liiae and Reduction Company vs. E. , Iewis Cochiso county; judgmen, ol lower court affirmed. Opinion by Associate Justice Barnes,
 Lewis Gautzon vs Aii4ona Copper company; Graham county; judgment q lower court affirmed. opinion by Associate Justice Porter
 c. ". Beach vs Frsaerick Gaines; YAyapai county case submitted on briefs.
 T. ". Johnston ss R. T. Morrison Apache eonuty Argumes. by Harris baldwin iors plaintiff ap,i appellant and by E. Ms Sanford for defendant and appellant.
 Reees Until2 : ?. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
rIrESDAY .fgnIt4rv 2s

venire for shirty United States grand jurors iss usd to appear .ll Monday, January 2S,h.
 Goldman vs. O.leil mo;iun I con. ,inuanre argeed anu subnil.tj
 Thomas Corroll vs Dtn McG.one placed on the calendar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
IIorsK !.

hhtEE
 At 10 o'clock tiis morning, the hour to which members of the house yeaieT- day adjourned, thercpublic4n enhers we're on hand, ready iur bus'uess, but the only democratic member nsidc the railing was Daily, of Cochise Finding himself alone politically, he jumped lhe railing and disappeared also, leaving the republicans without a quorum. Alter yanly waiting for about three quarters of an hour for th9 abscnt members to put in an appcsranc those. present lel, the hall, with tl'e under- standing that another attempt at or .zsaizs.iou would be ma le At 1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
UNION PUBLIC .-Tzzs5FY5s1sH I:lIl:3EA1lSss!NSEseea Ss!SEs eea
Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on every tripa bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas. antly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing levers, headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale in 50c and $l bottles by all leading druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Q. pentiard, Dentist,

Office and residence oPposits tho Will jams House, Gurley stFeet. Keeps thoroughly informed upon al new iH- movements in! dentistry, Every oper- ation carefully performed, and satis. facii0ii gurtpREd
 ,,,escott. Jan ia. 1889. U
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
&otico.

On and after Monday, Jennary 2ls;, any ladies wishing dresses n:ssie in th, very latest style can be aceommodated St Mrs. D,J. suliiyan's ftore, by :t thorough dress-maker, Miss Renfro, who has just arrived from the mos fashionable cities of the i..st. Prices reasonable. llif
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
LocAL NOTES
THURSDAYS DAILY.

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 r THURSDAYS DAILY.
 .;,v dads were in session to-day
 .,,;nes for the millions at Gold
 r's.
 oo;a,e Justice Barnes arrived on
 nights train. IA men are rejoicing in the change
 ather last night
 master Glenn paid oil the troops
 ympple yesterday.
 sc Palace saloon has a new a'tisc
 the way of music.
 ,modore owens, ex-sherff ol
 ,e county, is in town.
 mes Roach is back again m Pres
 nong his old friends. -rv Ashton, clerk of the district
 If Apache county. is in town. stage. via wickenbuig, from the HE arrived ol time last evening. .Ik E Wicks has filed his bond as Ik ble of Walnut Grove precinct. baaual meeting of Arizona Central ls d. February 9th. See notice | ! here.
 lives of Jehn +. Blsndy arrived .,v from Michigan. and will locate
 1-scott.
 ,hnny Bourke, of the JOURNAL Sre force. is confined to his room h severe cold accompanied by fever. ". McGowan. superintendent oi senator mine, was in town to-day, re,orts three feet of snow out there. Ms Susan Reniro, of Nashville, Ten see, arrived on last nights tram Is the guest of Mrs. Akers, "i csi Prescott
 Haskell is in from his ranch r,t,onwood. He and his partner, n Kirwaggen, have one oi the pest hohes in the county.
 sst. H. c. Flipper will edit the gales Herald during the absence ot 1 } Chatham, who will be member th5 next legislature. l T he weekly Prospector Is at ha d,
 very creditsble addition to Arr ma journalism. Mr. Bsgg has made aecess of his newspaper venture. cod wave switched the point oi ;afl in this direction about 3 o'clock l> o,crning, and at ' o'clock mercury reached three points above zero. I Seven car loads of stock were ship rom Chino valley yesterday, caus- }s'ay of the train, which did not rescott until between and !
 this morning. kL. Rogers and Geo. F. Thorn ..,mbers elect of the house of rep entatives from this county, arrived lnis mornings train, being the first triyal of legislators. <. C. Miller returned last evening Bin moving his horses from rhomp- a valley to Happy camp. Ha reports |ving lost sixteen head Tn all from Hing wild parsnips. James Miles, Albert Clark, Doe" les, Ed Pentland and young man alaeS Book, recently from N York. rent ut to Kirkland and Skull valleys, n q h1nting expedition, this morning. An elegant line of Valentines are on xhibition at Goldwater's. Do not wal atil the prettiest are sold before look ag st them There are few gems -0m Shakespeare and the poets that sel-e us wish our hobhle-dc hoy days -er 5ack again.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Centlstrv

'Dr.J. NJ. Marshall, of Flagstaff. can be found at the Bellevue House after January 18th. Those desiring first class work done will do we'll tn call. Dentistry in all it's branches thoroughly understood. Satisfaction guaranteed and charges reasonable. tf
 Mrs. R. R. Blaine has received today new and stylish goods, among them Fichus and Jabots, Conventional Stamp ing patterns, splashers, Evening Gloves, Purses, saney Combs and Hair Pins Hair goods, ALI materials for Fancy work
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
mlnco Pies.

200 Gallons pure Oregon Ciaer. at SI per gallon. Also, choice Ore., Apllss, by the harrcl or pound. All good for mince pies. For sale by X. ,tl.u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23

Iowa Creamery butter, nice, fresh and sweet, just received at the Q. K. store, West Prescott. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23

BURNETr-hn Pre-cott, January l7th. Charles Tyler, infant son oi Mr. and Mr,. l. r. Burnett.
 RApcEgwsSY-In Prescott, January 20ih, Johanna Radczew ", aged l9 yeays lmouth and 10 days
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Born,
Died.

SToDDARD-In Big Bug, January l7th,
 to the wife oi A. E. Stoddard, a son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
E0bce 10 CFsaigaIs.

Estate Of 2. M. Fisher dsseasea
 \ tica is neressy gisen by ths an ersfsn q stsitr istrsiHT [ the tState s.r '. N. Fisher, Se 70 Cd. istz' ns ere. .s gsrS v and s. ,ersone hA T. 2 cs.tilas sfnSi h. sa siecessed. so hihlt them, win he tcsssS Nou h@rs. of ts '.utiU,. lto said a.s.u ssssfsa ar a. She "t's Web = Tn re ts y u IT seo;i, hs sasue D lr. The ? F-e fsT h. d. sa-; on O. the epat W " VAN ERBILT, Admin .Stseta of t.ss sgta.e sf r. M. Fisher,
 ftsee-.s..t.
 llstoa ss r -s -s,gr, < r. ths isth day os Japusry ss-9 6w
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W3ca,

For sa q It the O. K. store. West Pres. cott l23tf
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TUESDAY, January 22d. CoUsCII..

-5--.I UkobAfl JAuuAIy --u. 2.
 coUscu.. Council met purs uant to adjournment at o'clock p,.m.. all the members pres. ent except Simpson. Minutes read and approved pi yesier- days session.
 Committee oa credentials granted further hme to report, Mir. Hardy, oi committee on rules, asked to be allowed ontil tomorrow to report granted.
 Adjourned until o'clock ?. m. to- morrow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23

w. W. Van derbilt was, on Saturday appointed administrator of the estate of Captain P NJ. Fisher, deceased. Inv Probate Judge French. The appraisers of the estate are F. G. Christie. Ben Belcher and Ed. l.. Mercy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23
Railroad omclals.

A special train of two cars, contain ing officials of tho Atlantic and Pacific railroad, arrived in Prescott on Satur- day evening, returning yesterday morn- ing The following gentlemen, with their clerks, composed the party: D. $. Robinson, formerly general mana ger of the road, at present acting Presi- dent, A. A. Gaddis. general superin- tendent, w. A. Bissell, general freight and passenger agent, R. Nj. Bacheller. general agent. w. c. Hazledine, so. licitor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-23

Chief Justice ]. H. Wright and Asso- ciaie Justice W. II. Barnes.
 strahan ys Fitzpatrick appealed trom iasapai county. Argued by Messrs J. F Wilson and F.. Nj. sanf r,i. smith ct al, ys R. Blackmore; Go chise county; motion to cerrect rec. ord and continue ease sustained. Territory ss r. F Clanton: grand larceny; Apache county !; judgment of lower court affirmed Opinion by Barnes, A. J.
 Recess until 2 o'clock p. m.
 FRIDAY, Janu ry 18th.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. S'rahan vs Kilpatriek; Yavapai Go; argument continued.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The republican members V lre again in their seats II lo'clock, suant. to adjoarument but nary T demtcratic l W maker in eight Those itcscnt were grouped in :Sos, three3 and folr, dis cpssing matters, wheu an exposition member from one os the iowts- counties ventured io take a look throagA ! the door without venturins insidc. At go o'clock Representative Jones called ,he list Di members, and iselve only au- swrring 10 their names. motion 10 take a recess unal 10 o'clock weanes' Jay WAS made hy Martin, oi Tina, and seconded ny Tonacy, and catlnd.
 WHpNEspAy, Januery 23d
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ITotf9gt

8t E. s
 The dead lock m the mouse vas bre- ken this morniag, by Jordan.ot Mari copa, boiling the caucus of his party. ,nd appea1ps in his seat viii his re. publican coIlengues, thereby making i quorum present. and the hons,f at once 5rrenized by the election oi the follow ing officers; Speaker. J, Y 2, Sn,ith, of Maricopa chief clerk, J w. Went worth, of Yavapai enroilieg and en- crossing clerk, J. E, Brown, oi Yavapai, sergeantat-arms, Gel. W. Chapman, oi Cochise; night watchmsn, John Dohbs; rage, Crook Marion; chaplain, W. A Cuddy.
 On motion of Penney. a committee was appointed on rules, as Ioll5ws Ten ney, Jordan, Rogers
 Credentials of rurdy, from Yuma, received by telegraph. were read and referred to special committee consisting of Jones, DePuy and Jordan.
 Recess until l o'clock ?. m.
 LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
 Secretary Bayard received instruc- tiops this morning from the depart nient 1t Washington that the minutes ot both houses should te kept in dupli- cate, and that all hiils introduced should also be in duplicate. Just how it is to be acconpli he'd the instructions did not state, as the force of employees authorized is not suficien, to perform the work.
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F,rrEssrH LEGISLATIVE sess,og
MONDAY, January 2ist.

COUNCIL. The Council was called to order, m pursuance of law, by w. If. Hardy, of Mohaye, senior member elect, at l2 0l P. m.
 Roll of counties called and members responded by d posting certificates oi election with the temporary presiding oiheer All the members were present except Simpson, of Apache county he oath of office was administered to the members present by Chief Jus tee Wright, when the following officers were elected president, Chas R' Drake, of Pima; chief clerk, II. Carpenter, of Maricoga; enrolling and engrossing clerk, W F. saearer, Of Coehise sergeatt at,arms, ". A. Liam, of 1ayspai; night watchman, j. NJ. More, oi layapAi; messenger, David Hughes, of Pima: chaplain, R. A Windcs, of Yavapai.
 s'AW A'tioWAiS NOi'lhtAtta H11 %P pointed on eientials Hardy, Moore, and Dunlap.
 The following were appointed com .mities on rules; Hardy, Sloan and Cheyney, the president being added hy a sotceoi the conncil.
 Adjonrned until l o'clock p..s m. r;ies,:ay.
 AssRAnLY.
 Rtpr. sonts,tiyu Jones, of Cha, heinz the old i1.9mber u the House, called tho members ta Q. Ron call by cuaaeics clicite iact that every county sass repre. en,ed# by members hol{ing cgriiaestcs ofselection, except Yoine Sand Graham, ihe meinhefolec, oi the former h3ying tnrgotton his. and Mr. Stevons, el(,'tei at tho special elcc- tiou qt Graham, heing witho1; aeer- iitica,e
 Members elect. presenting coitid- cAt's. had the oath of office admins tered 10 them by Assooista Justice Barnes, when an adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock Tuesday
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