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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

BgroHroS BEACH. July @-First
race, mile and an eighth-Harry AIonzo
won. Blizzard second. Baylor third;
time. ls554.
Second. i've Undergraduates won.
Eliza Ann second, Lorinda third; time.
l:00t..
Third, six furlorgs - Balance won.
Wallace second. Darkness third; tune.
lis.
Foursh. seven furlongs-Blitzen won.
Fidelio second. Billet Doux third; tame.
1:32i<.
Fifth, ENTHUSIASTICALLY - Alcalde
won. Innovation second. Bob Suther-
land third: time. LA.
Sixth. mile and a quarter-Sorrento
won. ST. John second. The Dufier third;
TINA 3.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

CHICAGO. July 6-Hswthorne results
follow:
First race. seven furlongs-Ethel Gray
soa. Huron second. Gunwad third;
time. i;19A..
Second. one mile and seventy yards
Joe Murphy won, Imp. Bimbo second.
Bolivar Buckner third, time. i:ooA.
Third. ak furlongs-Cyclone won.
Rock second. Barnard third; time.
ll9a.
Fourth, eleventh -sixteenths-Broad-
head won. Longanoxie second, Clara
Bauer third; time. l:l2i-
Fifth, six furlongs-Zoelin won. Blur
second, Eugenia third; time. l:l5.
Sixth. seven furlongs-Torrent won.
Patrick second. Mabelle third; time.
lux.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

The Rockers will croes bats sith the
Democrats rext Sunday on the White
street grouads. and cot al Aigirr park
AZ stated 10 Tuesday, Democrat The
game eII be called at 3 30 o. "a. The
Rockers accept the challenge " the
South Grand Rapids club add would
like to arrange for game fvr 6 ~esk
from SUNDAY. Cali or address.
&. j. ii@wtsr.
No. 10 IurBer street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

S.nAroGA. y. T.. July s--First
,as.e. eiesen sixteenths q ME
AIDE uon. Hugh Penny secoad.
asrlehopprr third. tine. 70
A.cood' AZ furiongs--Sioneneil Won.
R.cksn seeoal Only lao starters; time.
k.lt&.
rkirf. eleven sixteenths IL = mile
La.htfsot ~oa, Naptha seeond. Enchant-
rcns third; time. lssa.
Fourth. sIx furlongs-Lady violet
xon. fiay lin second. Jaex Lowell third;
line. lll4-
tlftn. i've farlongs-Sam Lucas won,
.stoneaell second. Mac Mcqueen third.
tine. ioll4.
sixth. one mile-Lady Pulslfer Won.
Beet Brand second Miss Maude third;
.l1e. l.iI1l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

DETROIT. Mich. July &-Results Of
tonight's running races: First race,
four aud half furiongs-Rosa A. won.
Tryphosa second. Little Mollie third;
time. lu3A.
second. six furlongs-Frank Fl. won.
Speculation second. Message third, time.
l-st.
Third. half mile-Beefeater won, En-
ma Lougneid. lilly. second. Lou Hicks
third; time. 81 "a.
Fourth. tive furiougs-Piccaiiily won.
Speculation second, Little Mo!lie third.
tine L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
EooE AHorNp THEM.
Taylor Beat Sag Fields or Eastern and
Western CYCLISTS

Forr WAvNk Ind. July "a strong
heaiein prevailed and 40 records we're
iroke1 AZ The second and fnai races -
the fsaaana division * The League q
Ansel1r al Ete.laien- George Taylor
~ wa t4ar. Mass rude around he.d
~ eralS 4 h.casn au.l sslstef1 riders IN
fhs $50 ri- events. The oHe riile oqen
aaa o. lsf ultln oper. Ia tne guartef
- 4 ..s OYER. George g. sa4ta 20
NrV York scorfhrd e0sn tho stretch
arli aa .e ore u tte preffie~i tcisnes
ever seen omifa Npn ~ hsli a
ienzih- % ihs haosiicsra aiiihe cratcn
a. sffc D. rlief4 erre Ant 80 u az tho
fnlsa as the wiot Uas - strong. Ia
ne alish q fbe one nsiie open. tavipr
AS thfee ie0glhs ahead q f;auker
and iises Wto scurc1e,i "a
pair Or place. The pitfshssg
uaa ~ most aduisabie bn:sb bea.
Bliss. ths thicago crack. hy isok b.
Ahopt Ase fcfple nftcesssi The race.
~n5cf xsrr toe 81 80 etcilnf ard tfi
nsnf s7sr seen in r|istna Toy ke1iur
q geicaso. went ialf mile ga Tie uai-
cycle IN -f3 40
rpmmarisss
gnaffrr ri e. ore.. q esl heat-Gaorvs
g safsh e.n George d. Isy.er sec-
ora. e. 81 MufFag thif8 George A..
banker fourth. tinle. 80 rs.
che asf,e. state enampiooship-N g..
Nsrr.on. io.ilsoapoiis. woa. - v Ni-
ner. iniHnap<sis secuod. Nsrson Bla-k,
Bort Wsvne thi-ti. t4me Ssif
thfa miia. haoa'csp. nrs hent-C r..
Fn.salF 10 yarshi. zon. John Clark 10
varlsi srcood "a ~ kirby ii1 yards
fan8. r. y beruhart 10 ysrdsj fourth.
tine. IA
one ntie. 3.uicafs class frai heat =.
Al Nfss'et won. n Nelssu second o.
r. NrsiisY third. i8hn Clark fourth
tire 211
uslf uiie. apen. foai beat -oeorxe p.
Tsvh,r sron. r. e. J1haacn second i. y
fllss fhirf. N. f. Lamssiea fourth,
tifre. ii7i1
Teo-ruiis hsnd cap-O. T. Berrhar3s
GO ysrsisi rou. J ' Clark 80 Yarslsl
seroud. = W Gotshaii 30 ysr,fal thru.
r n Nessel 40 ysnisl foassA: tsne.
4f1A1
One rifle. nrrr -Oerrxe = Taviur
~eo. lfccr<e ~ fsukrr secusf , r.
= ihss thir'A A. D. Lum~ien faaFth time,
Five nile. STATE rhsrrriorship- Nv e.
Msfmen sor. e v. NinoF Second. Ma.
rioa bisck tbiri, time 81 So3&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
A. rr..

Those who have useJ DR.. Kings New
Discovery know lie ssiDr. suJ tho-e Sho
have GOT have now The OPPORTUNITY 10
trS IT. Call % the advertised Druggist
sod get trial botii5 free. S~u3 your
nam- aud sJdfess G. H. 4. Boekien &
Co. Chicago. aid get ~ampie hottie u
Dr, Kings Nsx Lite piis Tree. a. veil
d. a copy Of Guide 20 Health and House
bold Instructor. free. An OF Sbicb ls
guaranteed IL Ia ,ca good and cost you
nothing. PECK bros Drug Store.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
WEEKDAY EXCURSION


At Grand Ledge IL located the popu-
lar resort and picnic point. seven isl.
ands, a beautiful spot in Grand river
The scenery 10 very tine. and the place
has every convenience for caring foe pic.
mic parties and excursions. To enable
our patrons to visit tho place at small
expense On woek day. the d.. l.. i N.
TO. wall run = special train excursion DC
July -, leaving Grand ksplds 1t 8 a. IN
and running through to Lansing
state capitalize which low rates viI
also be made. Traine will leave Lansing
returning at 7 p. u aud Grand Ledge al
$50. kouGt trip rate u aud u p.
Gro. Dau~sgS.
Oeasrai Passenger Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

For the cure IL Piles T. always painful
often dangerous and useless. and invaf
ably expensive; on the other hand there IS
. new. certain cure, perfectly painless
gives instant relief and permanent cur.
and costs bit trisie Il i the Pyramid
Piie Cure. II is a more certain cure than
surgical operation. without any of tue
lutense pain, expense and danger q an
operation. Any druggist viii get II ioF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

G od looks ere uass tina

G. Cd looks ere usss than sxio deep.
depe..ut4- "a. a -saitny condition 81
all tue .itai oiga1s. Ii the liver be III
active you have a bilious look. II your
stomach bc jisordered You have a d,,-
pepti. look, snd II your kidoeys be az
fect-d you have piochej look. Secure
good health aud yoa vail have good
looks Electric Ditter- - the great al
toratise aud toIic scts directly on these
vital orgaDs. Cures I'apie-, bt0tch n
toiis AMI gives god csa.I lsA,,1
Soil at Pcc2 B1os. dsus stcIs, - :sa;s
lsf Lottlc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
It La strnnpa :

'fha. people suffering from Piles win
clauro them for years CT submit 70 dan
rerols. painful. cruel and expensive
surgical operations, when sil the tine
there u pairlaas. certain. lasting cure.
which gives instant rsi.rf Ard cpsts bal .
trse II is called the Pyr1mid Pile Cure
snd can b. found ~ az drug stores. Any
druggist will get It for you 4 you AZ
ASA,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

The best cave n tie world for cais.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. ctaPged hands chilnialns.
corrs. and al skin eruptions. aud post.
lively cures piiee. or 10 pay rcqgrel. i:
ie guar antecd 10 give perfect sstissac.
ton or money refunded prire - cents
per box. Tor saia - PECK Bros. doug.
gists. corner Monroe and DIVISION
stfeatA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

FtIa-~lH'.s UNTIL - FlsTa. &Ell cfTC7lf
uuss srss-s~ c>~a.tsr ~ tae ~x
- reaa< xrt. ia<t enssria9 ~-srsrS~rss
~ ~nsusu ar "a ~ -iesl ~chans- - AZ =
- wos~~1 spv~s srs,nlr ccrerNnrss,t ,urs
fns rnsftars srf ~u~V woss,.a -ho /
= rtn-sio~sr ar-s 90 o~~wvke~t--f. "a .
G--ss4- srfe. AMI r-r,zin hsip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
CAUGHT INAPOCKET
Nasidzd Lost a Fighting Chance
Of Wnning the IA T'Ot
saO DAY FOR fasoslTfs
s.eond DAYS Racing an Cleveland
fiIl<asl vish sarpFises sai MANI
Hard l0a.hE Heats.

CExvxEasD. jay - -only ooe fasef-
IL saee.e.lsss "a ziaalng l1.s afternoon
and tse1 oaly ~ lbs harvest kiisi q .
asnt In faes. Z Spl4n naa rss teen
eaaxht % Disastrous I-se<et "a 'ne
ss.xu stake a - 41essloa ~Eetiief
thsrs ws0la nave been aay Eascetts 70
~in. The races ssEa exesllas aad aossy
confestctL
The fiat race OF tho card vas me
stake fof ye4s-olsls os unEl1r- HE
original aanbes II sntrses sas tnirsssu-
Dot 01e ~ ons tasy dess Il the ship
ontil there sere but thseo hcrs.s left TO
Lao tho sorsi- OF tho three Double
Cross started cat hot favorlte bsealse
- her DslFsf performances. out she VAS
act 10 god trim - defeat Oriole. whom
she had oeafsn az Detroit and tne lat
Ter 200 the race Slih ea<o n three
straight he4tA The stake for al trot
ters tolloxed. Jayhasker sas a favor
lie iron tie nfst and xoa the rass Ia
straight heats alter san Pedro = last
Cahioruian. tad sGcceeded IN getting
tie hrst heat Ia the last heat OF
ths race Navidad showed sarpris-
lrg steod and came very lass along
ths lasr auartsr lie Was poc&otcd
81 Jashsskes aud Belle Cassett
aad eo1id not get through HAD Nc
succeeded IN doang 80 the enanees are
that be would have xoa and opened .
nex issue With the favoxlte. In the race
for PAGERS OF the z.li eiaes. He'd Hal
sid a. fasorite GA rhe strength * his
work on he Ohio tracks this season
Avian swift was second choice and
there Vas more betting on the race than
any os The meeting. Henry +. set the
pace Tor tie hrsf heat and Vas too fast
f0r the Fcst d the party. 10 the secood
heat Hal Dillard. a Cleveland horss.
uas successful. 10 the surprise OK his
ogner. who did not expect that he would
Win 4 heat Pau. came up very last IN
To next Two heats aud won 9th with
ease. In ths fifth. after Paul had been
played a. fayorite. Hal billiard again
eoD aud the race vas postponed until
torlorrow. Neither Of the original favor
ties VOC heat IN I've and will be sent
10 the stable n consequence. In the
lasr three heats Avian swift made a
glorious frish aud vas rot beaten by
more than a head each time. The day
Nas perfect for racing and the attend
anco a<cegienr
The Summaries follow:
For 3-yeas-old, and under. 80 class
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

That will follow this announcement No half way bust
about it when when we undertake 10 benefit our
patrons. We quote few items for the coming week
and invite careful investigation Goods that bear the
stamp of value distinctly that people will jump to
secure them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Round sioo-T Trip Grand Rapids
20 Chicago and return See time card
OF inside page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

- 49, a., sacrrses- e-s~ - cAesr-h.
ne gTrvrtfsssfs - D rs<s sszrrh Resn~sy
IN rsf 80 ssn sash Tar oe..sss tass
thsY - s~rs ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
The Pyramid Pho Cur.

Ia nnw discovery Tor tho prompt, reF.
msnenr cure a Plea IN every FORM
Every druggist hss L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

=" = ~ EEt -
fssnly slllsseut. - DR. Fierrss
Fsvorfts Pr-<.rtftiun. Hrrs
% thr prnof. IT'S th> only
ffest3ciae fv ~osneu - or
t2ia IN IA efres.s TIA. 4 can -
gsrrf-f-<f In every ca-s. II
Il s~sn : h~uefit or esrs. yuur
rtoreT = rstauel Can snv.
thir : 49, thsseh = may 2 = LTD
tsr fra tTtrsr tsaier :, -.ii -
80 - I'D fs5r Trin - by .
Fsvosffe Pr<rrft,<sor I.
an tnv,< Fssiuz. rassnrsffve
toni. a sr1sesu< ard strength
v6r = uor~ ~, ri = rsr,pie--
e.r- for "a he tlrrisonai ~
:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
THE REDDEST OF
REDLETTER DAYS
HAVE COME FOR
SPRING&COMPANY'S
PATRoNs.

A little relaxation moments pause Of the ihrob
bng trade pulse that has kept hands flying anu feet
pattering many months OF d enables 70 inspect
the condition OF each department with reference the
needs OF our patrons In the hurry and rush incident
great business strange that each department
is still STUDDED WITH GEMS OF the first water
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

rsu,-ticr~ fcse eoo~Y ~ etnnenefl-s
str Fartosx~.
M7vrsot-rsf ftsx. Iols IA regular
grcoue h~id fcii xwsF oVsr the sicpes n
ks<snm1uth teaav aest maize Il irc,, tetfiy
sselFnfcrfabi4 - - mere nan. ifal q
raEuist~ thas rfaTesi TIE hesf anti elsst
tat resrhet - trsck. Anxa 2enry
tas saVoriie 10 tie srss Fsee. sas easliY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.

\. Y'k...3 o I o o -
Balt ore 1 o I 0 ~ o
Bsffsries-wilson aad yiespaas Nullane
ana Clarke. Cmp.re-snyaer.
ss..en.',p . . % ! :
Batier.e.-Nieaos- aai 3eauett: Maui aud
FauclL umpire-Galnoy.
First game
Phua ..............f o o o. 6 z
Era.klyn. ..-......--& o o. 1
Iasisf,ss--viekery and Cleneats. Had
dSas ena kln-los. Unpir---emsiie.
Game caiied GA Account Of rain.
s.eoas samc--
Ilooslyao 2 So :
Bat.erie--c ar.,v aaa Cissnaats: Kcnnedy
and ktlslos tt'ps-c- En-lie.
is,s.lfs . o 0 ; o . III 70 ?
Hs,.esies--rf -anins. Grsi ard ClarAf
E.'i.a ana - z'sn. CHpHs- hufsf.
= Ia. o oi o 2-Tn ?
lhirnzo..I o o o D q o. 3
lstterie---B'eits,-f stern. Gleason AID Qua
son. seaf. sr Aaa MACK. Cfnpiro-Lynch.
RH
Ciat. 1 0 o 0 IA s 0
C.fvla'a. ...o o o o 90 o
Bas,sss--g NJ and Murphy. Csppy and
u'C,srr.u. Jsnoifr--H g-irs,.
Dasas esiisd IA arruset % rain.
When the iips sre dry OF scarred.
W hen rhe teeth are dark or dull.
When the toocuo - bot or bard.
Ani hiis the tzltiei mouth loo full.
The magic SOZODpNf supply.
And al .h0ee stls before 70 tiy.
One-fo0rth OF cr ssss1thing at Stauf
fsrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
HOSE ARE HIT.

$50 dozen Ladies Fast Black Seamless Hose liz I-2c
so dozen Ladies Fancy Black Boot Hose, at Ioc
80 dozen Ladies Cotton Tan Hose worth 38c at .75c
All SOC Fancy Hose, at................ ...... 38c
50 dozen Children's Full Regular Fast Black
Ribbed Hose sizes to 81, worth 25c at ..I3c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

AilOFita. Lora j.. tolEa hnisnsd as
named, MeGregor Wilkes was drawn
after the second heat
Iino. 2.iib,. 2-ls DIZZY, Els.
2.1i class. pacing. purse 1900. unGn-
ished
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

oae-roorth OF Gu s's,,,hing at s,au,
fers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Some goods that We prophcsicd
would have a short store lie are
happily left TO brighten the
palmer lines. A great price
wreoking will now afford the
public a chance to possess these
precious gems. i'll many instances.
at much less price than even the
manufacturers ever dreamed of
realizing. Thousands of dollars
worth of seasonable merchandise
will be cast into
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-14
SATURDAY SMALL TALK.

j. 81. Crisis little son, so sick during
the week, is now rapidly recovering.
The Misses Dunn, of Detroit, are
charming guests at st. vincents sani'
tarium.
Hon. W. s. Williams, editor of the So.
zorro Chieftain, came in from the south
to-day.
Majors Towar and Baker are absent on
pay trips to posts in southern New Mex.
leo and Arisona.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Chamberlain, prom.
mont society people of Denver, will reach
the city tonight.
Mr.. H. II. Springer, late of Chicago
largely interested in Hillsboro placer
mines, lie at the Palace. .-~
There is talk of big social dance at
the Palace hotel before long for the en-.
tertainment of the legislators.
Lieut.. Stottler, the efficient post quar-.
termaster at Fort Marcy, is quite indis.
posed and confined to his home.
Miss Minnie Collier returned to Ration
on Thursday, after months visit with
Mrs. 8. W. Dorsey in Denver.
The concert and informal hop az The
post hall at Fort Marcy last evening were
greatly enjoyed by those present.
A. F. Gusdorf, the merchant, has been
quite Ill all week, threatened with pnsu-
nonis, though hs Il now recovering.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-14
ROUND ABOUT TOWN,

Alba Haywood made lots of fun for the
people at Gray's hall last night and left
for Albuquerque. He deserves we'll Of
the people down the road.
Some fifteen citizens are assembled al
the Board of Trade rooms this aft ernoon
examining the building plans Of the
Chamberlain syndicate.
The county board of commissioners
met this morning and canvassed the re-
turns of Mondays election for precinct
justices of the peace and constables. The
board is again in session this after
noon.
R. E. Waugh, Colorado City; Miss Wat
son, Mrs. Soper, Mrs. E. B. soper, EN-
mertsburg, Iowa; M. Balae, Terre Haute;
J. D, Peckham, st. Louis; F. W. Graham,
Cerrillos; Will g. Bansemer, Denver, are
At the Claire.
W. H. Kennedy and Charlie Way, Of
Cerrillos, were in the city last night and
secured the signatures, Of all the leading
merchants to petition asking the legis-
lature to pass the pending bill prohibit
ing epluck-me" stores. A similar petition
has been signed by all Cerrillos business
men.
They get some funny letters at the gov
ernor's Office. Two Of these came this
morning. The locality Of one was a
puzzle for some time, a. II was written
"1lworths'-I IT was at Arst thought to
mean Fort. Worth, but afterwards was
seen to be brief way TO write "Leavsn-
WORTH" Another enc 10 addressed to
INT. Cover, santafs." One Of these says
" hold me vsrssnts ishsd In 1861 T."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-14
HOUSE..
yrsTERDAy's AFTERNOON SESSION,

YESTERDAYS AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Lady, after the noon recess, offered
house resolution No. 16, to the effect that
the house would not consider any special
bill until the general county bill had been
considered, which was adopted.
The regular order was called and II. B.
No. Al, the general county bill, was taken
from the speakers table.
On motion of Mr.. Read the further con-
sideration of this bill was postponed.
H. B. No. No. 4, granting an exemption
of $500 worth of property to heads of
families, unfavorably reported by the
finance committee, was taken from the
speakers table and the bill and report
read in full.
Mr.. Meyers was called to the chair, and
Mr.. Branch moved that the bill he laid on
the table indefinitely.
Mr.. Barela was permitted to request
that the council bill allowing 5000
exemption be sent to the finance COM
mittee, and that H. B. No. be referred to
the same committee.
The question REQUIRED on Mr.. Branch's
motion and the bill was laid on the
table.
II. B. No. 6-By Mr.. Read, on the same
sub ject, and repeating other sections of
the school law, was then taken up. 1t
had also been unfavorably reported by
the finance committee; and on motion of
Mr.. Hinkle it was laid on the table in
definitely.
The speaker resumed the chair.
H. B. No. 14-By Mr.. Kuchenbecker,
repeating the change of venue act, was
then taken up.
A message from the council was then
received announcing the passage by the
council of substitute to H. j. memorial
No. 3, on the subject of reclamation of
ARID lands; also
G. b. No. 13, to amend an act relating
to the practice in the district courts; also
G. j. resolution No. 6, about visiting the
Colorado Legislature and concurrence of
the house requested.
On motion of Mr.. Montoya, the mes
sage was received and the measures prop
erly referred.
Mr.. Hinkle moved the suspension of
the rules and that council joint resolu-
ton No. 6, in regard to visiting the
Colorado Legislature be taken up and no OBJ
lection was made. The resolution was
then read, and adopted unanimously,
On motion of Mr.. Barela, seconded by
Mr.. Hopewell, H. B. No. is, fixing the
salary of county school perintendent,
was taken up and the bill and adverse re-
port of the committee were read. The
bill was then laid on the table indef-
nitely.
H. B. No. IA, repeating the change of
! venue act was then taken from the table
and on motion of Mr.. Hinkle laid on the
table indefinitely.
H. B. No. 17-By Mr.. Read was then
considered. Mr.. Read made strong plea
for this measure. He showed that by
reducing the compensation of clerks of
district courts to $1,000, the territory
would be saved $4,000 per year, and the
clerks by reason of the fees resulting
from United States business would make
very handsome salaries.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-14
NEW COUNTIES TO WAIT,
Otllcr Legislative Business Will Have
Attention Before County Divi-
sion is Entertained.
The Assembly will Junket to Denver
The Libel Law-Killing Many
Bills-New Revenue
Proposition.
CnUTNNIU.
COUNCIL.
Yesterdays AFTERNOON SESSION.

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The council was called to order after
the noon recess, and H. B. No. 26, pre-
venting the temporary use of any horse,
mule or other animal, was taken up, read
a first and second time and referred to the
live stock committee.
message from the governor trans
hitting the report of the Worlds fair
commissioners, published heretofore in
these reports, was received and referred
to the territorial affairs committee.
Mr.. Saint requested absence from the
sessions to-day, which was granted.
Mr.. Fall moved to reconsider council
resolution No. 10, which provides that
no special county bill shall be considered
until after the general county bill was
disposed of.
Mr.. Fall stated that one clause of the
resolution stated that such legislation
was special and class legislation, and he
did not want to go on record as voicing
any such opinion. His only purpose
was to strike out this clause, but the
council did not care to take chances and
refused to reconsider.
Mr.. Hubbell then moved to adjourn until
Monday at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Fall moved to amend by making
the time 10 a. M, which YVES lost, and
adjournment was taken to 10 q. m. on
Monday.