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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-26
DAISIES.

Golden rod and Neptune's trident
grew thick along the old stone wall,
and many a daisy fingered in the grass
Of the big meadow. Ned Egbert sat
under his great white umbrella with all
the impedimenta which a very young
artist thinks necessary scattered about
him, and sketched the distant pines
and the old matched barn, and put in
Jim, the handy man, for the sake of
the bit of color furnished by his red
shirt
Bessie Beck looked over his shoulder
In mute admiration.
How perfectly splendid it must be
to paint, " she said. I'D give millions
of dollars If l could Just do one of those
daisies"
This was a liberal offer from a girl
whose private fortune was twenty-five
cents in silver and an old copper penny
with a hole in il. but Bessie was of an
enthusiastic nature.
Eyes, just one of those daisies, =" she
repeated.
Young Egbert laughed.
THAT is easy enough" he said; I'm
teach you to paint a daisy"
''Oh, no, you couldn't. haven't a
bit Of genius. said Bessie.
'eYou don't know until you try, - said
Ned But il don't need genius TO
paint daisies"
Don't it, asked Bessie.
NO, said Ned, tits only a trick Of
the brush. Sit down here, andTn show
you how TO do it"
Bessie looked at her dress and
smoothed down her calico apron with
her pretty hands, now ~undeniably pink
from long immersion in hot suds, for it
was washday
Surely a painting lesson ought TO be
a full dress occasion, she thought.
''Oh, how | look to-paint," she fal-
tered
As sweet as you always do" said
Ned There, sit down"
He twitched away the landscape
which stood upon the easel, and sub
stituted a clean mill board and knelt
down behind Bessie's chair.
Take the palette-so," he said.
Now hold the mahlstick-so. | sup
pose I'll have to guide your hand for
a while" And as mothers teach their
babies 10 make their first great AS and
crooked SIS he taught the girl TO set
the petals in a circle and touch in the
yellow center, until after a while she
caught the trick and could do it her
self Three or four queer little strag-
Cling attempts, three or four better
ones, and then with slow precision and
eager. anxious eyes she watched what
seemed to her a very perfect flower
form itself under the tip of her brush.
''Is it goodf' she asked Ned.
VERY" said Ned. Wonderful, con
sidering."
81 cannot believe ] did it, said Bes-
sic. And after hat she made another
with greater ease.
'tOhi" she said at last, with the long
drawn sound with which children hail
the ascent of a skyrocket. "Ohl"
'Bessier" screamed a voice in the
distance. ''Bessie-Bess-eel"
'There's aunty calling mel" cried the
GIRL between tears and laughter. Il
had forgotten all about her" And
thrusting mahlstiek, palette and brushes
into the young artists hands she flew
toward the house, leaving Ned staring
after her in all the blushing rapture of
a boy in love, for those few moments
had given Cupid a chance 10 drive an
arrow straight TO his heart. He had
always thought Bessie a very pretty
girl Now she was a divinity, and Il
u.amnd 10 him ouffa shocking that her
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-26
H POLICE

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Mailed to any address in the United
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send FIVE cents fer sample copy.
RICHARD x. FOX,
frankIinSquare.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-26
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CtaIuh..l us.A ltuafk hr o. header.
Yo1 u.ar OF Hake 90 rurt e. Ne an
ssarh go aurkly hrw 60 eam nom - 20
40 fls 81 fas sfau, nd nlore 80 you 90
on. math srEes 81 $50 To any pr q
lAmenca, Joe IAN cHmmHucf 81 bone
~ an Your time.nr gpare mumeua Gals 20
n wok An is nea ereaf ray tNhA To-
9rerv aurker. We start yea. furnishing
ersrvthinf EASILY, STEADILY leamed.
PAFTICJLAIE FKEE. Addroas q ones,
sIINsON 4 90, POnILAAD, MAlhk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-26

aunt the fdt farmers wife with whom
she boarded. should have the right TO
call her to peel potatoes or stew pump
kin. or that any household service
should be required of her.
Ned Egbert had Just received the pa
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
THE GREAT FALLS STREET RAILwA
improvements That Are to BE Make This
Week..

Improvements That Are to BE Make This
Week.
Supt. Dickinson of the Great Falls
Street Railway company yesterday in
formed u TRIBUNE representative that
the coming week would see the street.
cars on his line running by electricity.
"This," said the gennl superintendent
"will improve our street-car service a lit
tie, for rs soon AS the electricity is ap-
piled W. intend to make ten trips daily
instead of six, as at present. We are
adding 20 our power facilities, but yet we
find them totally inadequate to meet the
pressing demand of the company. We
have been obliged to put in & new engine
and boiler and other expensive improve
men SO as to tide the company over till
the immense water power OF the Missouri
can be utilized. Then W. purpose fur
nishing a service that will shut Out any
possible chance for competition. just
AS o o as can be conveniently arranged
we intend to put in electric-light meters,
which will be al immense saving to Of
sumers in private dwellings and plac; s
where a light Is no needed all night"
He instanced one family in Butte whose
light cost them but 40 cents a month
under the meter system. The capacity of
the company is 10Y tested to the utmost,
and beyond running a generator in the
day time for the railway service nothing
will be done till power Tan be obtained
from the dam at Black Eagle falls, and
when that is secured there will be no
chance for complaints as to lights or car
service.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-02-28
ST. CLAIR ITEMS.

Occasional" the st. Clair correspond
ent of the Rising Sun writes:
The cattle men of this vicinity have
been feeling very hopeful for their stock
all through the winter, as they have kept
in remarkable good condition. Mr..
Loui Kaufman was here this week and
bought several car loads of fat cattle and
shipped them to Helena for beef.
Mr.. Adams, an engineer from Iowa,
was here Friday taking measurements
and sOuudings in the Missouri river so
that the firm which he represents may be
able to make bids on the contract which
is to he let at the next meeting of county
commissioners.
Friday evening last the members of the
Chestnut Valley lodge, No. 20, 10. o.. f.,
gave a reception to their friends in their
spacious hall at Cascade. The evening
was one of the most enjoyable ever spent
in this vicinity. The St. Clair orchestra
furnished a choice selection of music for
the occasion. b. Roberts also gave con
siderable pleasure with his phonograph,
which reproduced some of the finest mu-
sic as rendered by such bands as the Ma
rine at Washington and GilmoIe's at New
York. About 100 persons sat down TO a
fine supper prepared by the members
wives. This is the first reception given
by the lodge and does credit to all con
cerned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
Obituary.

Another liz. is ended, another soul
has pasSed " the Great Beyond and
left a grieistrickcn husband aud
Children ~ mum her departure.
Hrs. Taylor, notice of who's death
appears to-day. was born in Yiao
county, Indiana, and grew " woman.
bUD1 in the same county ~her. she
MAS married ~ George w. Taylor
ihirty.seyen years ago, ny whom she
has had eleven children, nine OF whom
arc still living.
Deceased wa4 a sister Oi Albert
Wines, 81 Pleasant Valley, md Mrs.
9. ". Grover, Of Flo. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Taylor camo " Nevada from IIiinois
eone eighteen years ago, and have
rcsided in Pleasant Valley ever since
Hrs. Taylor was Il faithful wife, IL
kind and p~htient mother, in short n
good woman; which il the highest
mseJ u prJiEe which cnn DO be.
stosed, and which she richly do.
g1fyes. Peace " her ashes.
Tho funeral tjk place from
tho family residence at 2 O'Clock
Sunday s%ftornoon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
CLEVELAND AND HILL on
SILVER

The NsE York Herald says: Il may
hare ben bad politics :or M. Clere-
land - rii- the silrer nea q; This
!Dnciu1s when they Ers laoorln-
Under considerable excitement
But there is this 20 bs said: When
bs did sp=aE you knew what lie meant.
The people demanded bis opinion aad
ns care Il caodsd!r and saaErelr. say
ing The creates: peril wU1li Ds IN
rrted by tins adoption Of the scheme
fO- ;as Unlimited coinage O. s4Yer =;
our niui..-
N0E. thsu, re should De glad 70
hear from Governor Hill Oh tng; sub
Je-I- Il Is Useless - say That be has
nOI lie mas delivered Z f-E blind
utieraoc-s, but they are simply leg
tanglers, gii;.ering gsoeraliiies which
don'I ereu Ei: the la:gs;, much less
tie bUlrE eye.
TIE nosi siZniscant thing he has
the free Coinage Of silver under d
props: International rstio." That is
Hat, stale and unprUEtsb!e. Il q OILY
acOibsr aEy of saying that We want
aors money 4 We can get II under
proper conditions. That is pure
f"ide:1l, unworthy Of a student IL the
fftn form. II Governor Hill thinks
ws shall be satisfied with that sort u
twad9ls rs IL mistaken.
IL; MIN sh9w his hand i! he has
any u STOW, put aside the Iarguase
u "tscUraiion ard tell Us in plain
Eaylish whether bs believes that the
Dill is a DANGEROUS or a sale measured;
whether IA. unii:aiccd coinage sill be
a good thing q: q bad ons for the PEG
pie oi tnis ~couatry.
know exactly where Hir. C!eve-
!saf ie, bat is taere d single human
bsIrg on this obl4ts sp1eroi1 xho
knows where Hi ~?
H the Governor knows where he 10
himSsIf will be break this painful
sl!eDce and tell Us?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15

;S-Nsuu-aiizinE Congress 70 lozn
nunsE - farmers AID IL charge fzis--
-. therefore Il the rate O: txo psr
ceut Ts- uuuth. Agriculture
ESEEGLTIEED THmDEEXvNo
Siuf = z No s-Asslrrusrts fo-
ths benefit q, cIsihork Pissed by q
rp;e q % 10 u
A 3 Su- ~ RalGiirc 70 o=frnpd;nr
TrDFrsio-s and managers ut hotels.
PAss-5b r Z "a u y 10 . Mckay
nad Van Ennn dissenting. Ths bill
rsa6E as folUrs=
Any pe1srn .: pe-s0us who ubtain
fDs7 - Recommendations ~ a hutel or
RESTAURANT wIihou; pairing therefore.
with Iuisut = ustruui fns p--vI-set1-
o7 nErgEs- thereof. u- vflo uLtsir
r-edi; IL L h1t=l ur restaurant by the
uBe q E-y false p-rienSe. o. Who.
ATE: Obtaining credit O. arcorIuols-
tIur u; an ho:+I ur restaurant aa-
SENDS AND sur-eptrfiupsiy -euluyes
bls baggage thsTs,run without ply
ing iVt ms nJE-6 or observation-disclosures.
II EnitF q: Z DIsdenearur.
Al saE the Assembly iooEE recsss
III l+31 g-x
AFTERNOON SESSION.
a Sn- S-Eurea Ssla-r bI
PASSED. unanimously
AB-Su --SJ0 C-ucfr-lI pig
-urs u -ns4g:s GDre-no- S:e-eusJu.
Has=1 &1o5L
Grnug- Es=s ny:ics .. I re.oD-
slo-T-io- Il I8e =u.e
BY E=Cslr-Es-1usids-E:i5u o,
LIE psss19s u substitute t- a z.
Nns
Tns Char Ennopoce5 thGt tbe TO-
iyTlDE L--a:iy2 Cymait:seh had osau
s@isctsS- DpulUa ATis- Fv.sy1. NJ
Celar Harrington, McEzy. Weighed
Gsa-r=- EaEye-. Guua=he-. Wage.
ETE1 Williams. EInaey and Cv-ins.
= Z En. E-EstIUr I'LL. Gives
CIulEsIySe-stw.u:! days n whsch
- canvass rUtss; and county clerks
-us. forward certificates % =I.rtiun
without Ep2lissi o. tsIug made.
Fasssi unanimously.
+ T. So.35-ElEo Salary iii. which
pzsssa yesterday. vac r-s-9nsl5e-e5
aud Johnson ~ E-Eo, r3;sj IA the
affirmative Tn+ I'll passed ~ 3 vote
II - TIT
a Z 20. 2-Farrir-tor's Ei-ctior
bill Tsplgd
TDe Eyln@ adjourned AZ 22l p. =.
urilli l. Il Saturday, D: Z rvce D!
- - Il
&. Il GEorE Eeyorer-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
An ADVENTURE on THE CANOES
The wrath Of a Sleeper Whose SIunLe
Had Been Disturbed.

Had Been Disturbed.
On sailing UP the Gauges. SAYS .
write. in the Globe-DcInocTat. nv boat
happened 10 be InCorcd by the side of =
large budgcro" "a Bengal pleasure
boat) in which a somewhat cholcric
gentleman was, IS ! conceived, at rest:
all his boatmcn and SERVANTS, 10 the
number, ] dare BAY, of twenty-five or
thirty were a!ccping, rolled in their
White shawls, upon the root Of the
apartment in which he va living, which
ro1c Ike 4 poop above the deck. II wa
Il beautiful night, and in the n~eighbor-
hocd Of Colgong. n of the most ro-
mantle parts Of the river.
was seated on the deck, although f.
was past midnight, enjoying the scene,
wien my cOntcinplGtions we're disturbed
by an unu6ual sp!ashin2 in the water.
On turning in the direction Of the noitc
! saw the unfortunate men lcaping and
tumbling into the river from the boat
Of my passionate ucighbor. who was
standing like a mailman on the deck
brandishiDg 4 stick over their heads.
Never shall ! forget the scene. The
VI lit up his bald head. for he had
thrown his nightcnp at ono OF the
people in Il rage at not being able to
reach him with his stick. The boat
men, who are always expert swim
incrs and did not sccIn to lose their
presence Of mind by the sudden transit
ton. very q reached the shore and
gazcd In nstOnishincnt, ns I did myself,
at the comedy in which they had taken
such unexpected and conspicuous parts.
! conceived some terrible offence must
huvc Icon uiyHn I'm lux.n ,.s1I.l L.. ,...t.
an incorporating severity. for every
one was driven from his berth. was
Eoon relieved from my suspense, how
ever. The victor struttcd two or three
times over the deserted field. then turn
Ing toward the routed enemy. who
rcmcd to rally on the banlts, shook his
stick at them and cried out in IIindo-
btnncc:
"lll teach you to snorc, you ecoun-
drcls!'
This ludicrous explanation OF the
whole mystery affected the crew M Il
did myself, md II loud laugh was the
reply. So ~cxtrnvngant n punishment
for as natural II fnult they thought IL
absurd 70 think further about: and with
the greatest good huinor, not willing,
however, 10 run the risk Of u second
fight, they kindlcd n fire and. squutting
around IT, smoked their pipes and
laughed ut the event Til IL was time 70
prepare for sailing.
IL Is not likely so touchy n traveller
would give Il favorable accoun OF the
people he Travelled among. ms he wns
always II Of their most violent
nbuscrs. Poo man! The recollection
OF his fate almost rcbukcs me for hnv.
Ing written the above anccdotc. lie
was murdered n short time nftcrwnrd
on tho banks OF the river In his prog
rcBs to Cawnporc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15

from running a. large and being free
conunrerk- Agriculture.
Nse conut. delegation by lsavel-
A &. No-A Concerning r:4ne- aid
pu~nisbtn=uts Agriculture
Substitute 8 Z No AZ. Revenue.
WAYS and Means
SB No GS-Psvins deficiencies o,
Issa- Claims
B. No 39-Regulgtirg fees and
compensation az State oI1=n- Tars
rad Means
81 No G-EesuIHtinE removal
o. mortgages On personal property.
Judiciary
3 & M G-EeEulste proceedings
II Co1rts ., Justice Judiciary.
& & No 8-PreScribinC the nuD-
Der o: Distnr: Judges and regulating
EzlEri-N- Judiciary.
GENERAL FIJI NrD THIRD EE.pNc.
A q M 51-Insrring Of betr--
education - practitioners o, dental
surgery. Indefinitely postponed
a Z. Nc 70-RelEtire 70 providing
Indian wur claims Land OF the table.
4 Ma U-Rs!atinE 10 p-essrra-
aou OF Wild game Laid OF table.
a z Va 53-Szbst7iute relating %
county printing adopted Ordered
enE-ussAd
Message from S=nEts-APprorsl Q,
8 z No. -.
80 22@H the House adjourned
C Il GEovH Esoo-ts-.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
Lacking After tho I'opo,

Tho resident physician OF tho Pope
does not giyo tho head OF tho church n
chance, but follows him around like n
shadow lest his Holiness might got in a
draught and catch cold. In this con.
ncotion II may DO rolatcd that when Leo
XIII. wan to o1lciato during tho winter
ut tho Sistino Chapel, tho cycr.yigllant
doctor had huge brazicrs OF charcoal burn.
Ing thcrc al night beforehand, and, when
timo for scryiccs arrived tho air was 80
oppressive that half tho ladies had 10
leave tho chapel, and tho Popo himself
had difficulty TO got through tho serv.
loo. As II was, his Holiness got such o
headache that hc wns III tho rest OF tho
day from II.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
Serious ISIgs.

We undcrstand that about CO OF j.
NJ. WallacoB goats died suddenly u
few days ago in tho herd at Big crook,
near Mr.. Wallncc's ranch. There
SeoIns " bc SONS mystory about tho
matter, II is an unusual occurrence.
II Is u serious loas md ought tn no cx
aninod into mud tho true cauo dcter.
mined Ia avoid u like occurrence in
tho iututc-~Austin Adyocnte.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
Gard Of Thanks.

We desire 10 tondor our sincoro
Thanks To Mr.. j. Englor, Mr.. q. W.
Hull and MiaB Bsccio Alexander for
their Kindness In furnishing tho
music for our bail last night. TO
thom wo nto especially indebted for
tho succosa Of III entertainment
which No all ~ hoartly enjoyed.
THE CHILDREN or ELKo.
Elko, March 7, 1901.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
Elko, March 7, 1901.

Phoebe iecord:--Tho ballots usod
Mt tho last election were printed at
this 0Glco, and have boon printed hero
for years. Wo followed copy, and no
mention OF II constitutional Convon.
ton was mndo. Tho partics who pro-
pared tho tickots probably know moth.
ing OF n Constitutional Convention ut
tho timo, M nj that timo but littlo
ha ] boen s1id ubout IL.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
ASSEADLY.

Aoscmbly mot ut IL 4. N. Speaker
Bicknell in tho chuir. Roll called;
u quorum present. journal road and
approved.
REPORTS or srAaDIsa coMairfrEs.
EngroaHmcnt- NU'B. 80, 10 and n,
correctly aDgroasod.
Counties nhd County Boundaries eel.
A substitute for a. -. No. No. o.,
hvornbly.
nEssAaEa PROM THE aEsATE.
A. c. H. No. 20 md a. NJ. II. No. 80
and 4. II. No. -.
INTRODUCTION AND riRsT READING.
Hy Richards (by loavc)-A. Is. No.
81. Payment Of expenses OF q. W.
Mccarthy In c0ntosting tho scat Of
UCo. W. Dickinon In tho 18th session
Of tho Legislature. Claims.
Johnston 10y lcavc)--A. IS. No. %.
Amending IN Act prohibiting Lwins
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
HEADS 0 fAMous FREhcHMEM

Hou Some Cr~at Character Are Judged
By SeisnfiBe NeA1nr~nsn
Scientific Paris is iust at present or
Unused over a new fad well known in
Ams-lcs--the shapes and measurements
Of b heads of famous people, szys the
SeS York Journal Among the recent
experiments, made with . measure such
"a l. used by L halter 20 shape hats 10
o-cSr are Some extremely curious re-
suits o. cou-Se n exact dimensions of
the cranirIns of historic
have 20 be secured from pictures and
bustS
One Of the nost irregular 1. that O!
Soitai-e, which IS almost p~earshaped.
brlying on: suddenly and offering n curl
Gus number of i-ndentations- II this is
the philosophical head-philos0phy not
unuixed with poignant satire and cynic-
isn-then the legal Uranium differs rad
icalir from II
NJ Deman-e, one Of the ablest Grim
fnal lawyers n Paris. the m-u who con-
Quoted rith the most consunnate skill
The defense OF the murderer Pranzini,
has a perfectly round head
General LIE Brun might represent the
military head almost oblong. but Cen
eral F~erron'k- y brave and capable
French commander, Is entirely round.
The latter Is prudent and cautious IN
his movements
Gantetta had 4 re-y ordinary head.
coming slightly - u point in the rear.
This Is the French political Uranium
NJ de C~assegnac has an enormous
head. almost perfectly round and quite
ample enough 10 harbo- al the differ
eat teudS % Tvhi=h he has been Il party.
II his head IS 70 bc taken Is an illustra-
ton Of conbativeness. as shown il the
numerous duels in which he has been n
principal, then NJ Henri Rochetort'g.
his rival n that regard. is almost the
opposite :vPe--ather long, narrow and
Of I Tery Irregular shape.
The head that wears q crown, OF
rather should -ea- = crown. If the Roy-
alists are 70 DC believed. is narrow u
forehead and almost REGULAR in shape.
The Duc D'AUnal- and the Duo dc
Noutp-asie- are similar in regard 20 the
shape q the forehead, but the ~Iu,,er's
Is enormous IN its proportions
nc-Bhal MGrIahon is d continuation
Of the military and the p~olitical-a uc--
row forehead. small obIony head. a H.
tie Ike Noltai-e's. but O! much srualler
proportions. Il is almost the Same -
that Of Gainbctta- but not 50 regular.
= very Email head Is that of the Prince
Of Monaco, who has Devcr distinguished
himself IN any particular; while Z reg
rlaT!y long and narrow one. almost the
facsimile OF L foot, belongs 70 os.nau
PaSha-
The French scientists belie~e that
race and nationality hare much - do
viii the shape OF the head. The same
military genius who in one part of the
world has L long, narrow head. in
another part will be small and round.
According 70 them the North Germans,
SHedes. N~orwcgianS and Russians are
I1ug-headcd- deriving their origin from
Lastrrn sOurceS, while the South Ger
mans the Austrians, the IIunyarians.
the Swiss, thu Irish, the French. being
Of Celtic origin. are round and broad IN
y shEp- Of their craniums.
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NEVADA L-scIsL.TrEE
Ysneessh szaan
YorJ-aas Day. n.~ha-
kEATL

S4axts -e4 s,riSisr.k PreHe-'
Tos5s1. yte415sox .oa caiies: gp2
Isa yreeszI Jorr-s rssi Ed ~
ysvTet
E.Susuc1rhsDzSs Committees
c1-st.aeur EsrV5Den. r~ep9;-s5
r. u. IA u as e2r>si. eatoIsj and
d-,SssDd gth CVrsrtr
C<aar..evn Eost,sstsons r.porsc
!. r. SI 60 arGrSsGr-
eE-xt s-sa r-sotrsd tse. IN
80 cs-asai...1 1Ss Gb1Se. Poison
IT, ~ caxE SESG.rSt osEB 30.
~ BorSS's 2er tL tR~E-5cging
ann. No.I2r :tSt Il De referred
E1z s.a rsSruDso1ztroa thstt %
iss psz: -op:l2n zrssi
s.5.R E22R Hpntsoa. 10 rsls.
tia ~ Eea2rdzzox Congress %
sos=I raia5oz grand ~ Lad girea
~ z!t9z5s. B>E5oa ~ refer toCou-
mite n. judiciary. Carried
h H. 50 ~. Ds45snc7 bill t30tioa
~ fSzznD=o5 it, paEss2= Catnt
sS 10 15-EeAssie.inz State
FIR gsGcAJ pgTppes; aineads prsssn:
GE ~ evuiDy 0R District Judges
-ir~Jesoz esyasss Eqti2n ~ seYor
E4 ls,pns2E Carrie4
Go1Ga:se srDes aud rs2orsd
I.sessx taksn spti j3y r. 4.
kr-EgsooB ssss;0z.
Ss1as Def a. l239r ,. K Presidsn.
PG!ASs prsS35lpG
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