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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17
The Advance OF the Silver Wave
Makes Itself Felt in
Nom Dh,s

Memphis.
Pursuant, To call published in the
papers of this city. the silver coinage
advocates, met in the court house yard
5atur,ia Afternoon. There was a GOOD
deal Of enthusiasm manifested. and ii
was appc;urrnt that the people were in
earnest and determined. and in Ian
rug. OF one OF the speakers. I'VE are
not here, 10 make an caylc-,crcalning
demonstration. but to shake of tn,
fcttrr, of s.rf,Ioom and the yoke Of
bondage which Lombard street and
Wall street are cndt;ivul'ing to weigh
lis down with"
At two o'clock the meeting was called
to order by James II. Moore. \ chair
man and secretary were then appointed
in the persons OF VIM. Thomson and
}. l.. D'rnal, respectively. The chair
man hen asked for an explanation O;
the object Of :he meeting. and inior-
mat ION as to what should tic the mode
of procedure. Whcrtupon T.. i. Baker
1SSf atiAt StAt';i ti.Ah tii' 'i'i''t VI 'iit
meeting ~:.~ to draft resolutions setting
forth the views Of the people on the
silver and other questions. the same to
be forwarded to the proper congress-
men. y committee was then appointed
and after an able talk by J. I. Miller.
of kiiksNilr. and our own Joe Ingalls,
and | ntlc Press Mckee. the commit
tee VIM. Myers. James Y. Moore W.
i. Browning. \. w. Mount and /; f.
Glover returned the following rrso-
tiOnS:
Whereas. the grra, portion Of the
silver OF the world is mined in tn,
United states. gives employment f
thousands Of hardy Industrious cities
and is the great natural resource pc.
Cula, to he lnitrN States. and. where
as the decentralization of silver in ::
was Il crime that can never be tXpa
tiattd except by it. complete rcha
iiliation. and whereas. the Sherman
law Wis not favored by the l,Vorato,
of free coinage Of silver. though Il ha,
law il may M' il i al! that remains tina
prevents the gold standard men from
accomplishing their selfish purpose
and MUS, he retained until something
better is by the great body Of wealth.
producers. h, and through their repre-
sentative, placed in its stead
Resolved. Tina, We condemn an,
policy that permits foreign influence il
our financial legislation. and that ",
insist upon unqualified release from al
the yrr:,; money kings of f.uropt.
Resolved, Tha, it is the duty uf al
congressman and senators from Mis-
souri, in the matter Of silver. ana in al
matters crtainin- 10 the intrrct~ q
their ctlital duties to regard The vii
and Interests ~ the people. ALTHOUGH
in ST doing. they should bc ull,icr ia,
necessity 81 di>rt4atdin4 the wishes u
party leaders and the president.
Resolved. That VT admire he franz,
bold ami fearless manner IN which Hon
Richard l. Hlaud Of this state eNposr,
the conspiracy by which silver was Dc
moucti<ru. in his recent speech in til
House % Representatives.. ana i'll vie,
81 the fatt that We rrpo>t the Creu:t-
confidence in his patriotism and stat:
mail>hip, W. would Recommend III
course Oh the silver question Is worth
IL l., followed ny his associates in III
nations Legislative halls
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17
NEW OCCASIONS

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but will help II solving the great problem Q.
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of the world. 10 cents a number: 81. 90
year. No free samples.
New Occasions and any taro of the fol.
lowing 50 cent books post paid for 81 CO. Cir.
culars free.
The Russian Refugee, Tale of the Blue
Ridge, by II Il. Wilson; 6lS pages.
Why Government at All, by w. II
Van Ornum.
The Coming Climax, by L. c. Hubbard,
The Rice Mills of Port Mystery.
An Ounce of Prevention, Jacobson.
Liberty and Life, by +. 7. Powell.
Inquirendo Island. by Hudor Genone.
The Last Tenet. by Hudor Genone.
The Faith that Makes Faithful, Eight
great sermons. by Gannett and Jones'
The Genius Of Galilee, an historical
novel by Arson Uriel Hancock. 5o7 pages
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The Auroraphone, by Cyrus Cole.
Lessons from the World of Matte,
and the World of Man, Theodore Parker
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ard copy of w. II. Van Ornum's remark
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17

NNIIlE~ = 4 tt'.y IUN' &c.
They Will send twelve Columbia l5.,t1s
value 81. 90 and The Weekly free i'.t>s ona
year Tor >1.1o. Il IS necessary - send =
cabinet or card Photograph with order.
Our readers had better send t0r 4 sam =.
copy Q! l he Free Press and learn the par
ticularS OF tins remarkable offer when
thousands are taking ADVANTAGE. Of.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17
PATENTS
FOR MENTORS
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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17
bills were allowed !:

in- poor farm.
In the matter of the ). -. Saver,
road petition. the commissioner Was
ordered TO view the same.
81 was donated to a. T.. .ctuoid t.
repair road running northwest OF
Rutl dye
{. Reynolds was released TO tn, cx-
tent of $500. on account Of erroneous
Assessment.
The commissioner va, ordered 10
| view road near James RounccvilIc',
Houd Of Elijah l;urkhart, road over
seer 2.-'i4-ll. approved.
y petition signed hy a. Is. CLANCY.
| +. NJ. Clemens. J. II. Billups. Joe
| Smith ana lH' others. asking hat ii
| special election he called 10 determine
whether or not spurious and intuxi-
eating L ia, L, shall be sold in ) %; lad
county. Il was ordered ny the court
! that ii special election be called fu:. that
| purpose On Monday. Sept. 18th. l>Hs.
ana that notice be published in the
ntljtisl paptr>-Democrat and RevcilIr.
Ihr following election Judges and
clerks We're appointed: Mt. Pleasant
Jerry Dunn, James {. Ncl'lue, VIM.
rurNi-. Jack BurrUS. :. D. Norton and
James Na;lirk; Iohin- Samuel Huston
IT, X. Collins. VIM. Robson. james
t'orri>;tr. leroy Thompson. and Felix
LETTERS: sand I1ill-Jo>eph Nat!ick. y.
X Suter. .losephe> Moore and Marion
Miller: 'hiiiin Miller, +. :
Rowe. John Hardness. j. H. Bur~han
". d. Short ana n r. Bounds: hn,,
Sos-G. w. Davis. {. NJ d; l~on
John w. Seari-ht. j. u, Nevl }. II
: Carry and Miller Purd.; 'ohn>on-f T
u. Phillips. J. W. Kerr ,.m. Miller
, Charles Maddox. Jacob Lockhart a.,
4 Y. y. Davis: East Iuiun-J. X. Arm.
= strong. Dan1 Nctlaiu, Smith Wild
M an. Geo. Rugh. Richard Smith al,
? Is. w. Briggs: West Union-Wm. Leach h
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17
UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY.

photOsra ply IS 4 wonderful art Inr~cf-
lDte as 1t may seem. It's row pU>Sit>i" fE III
aid OF the camera to ehU.Stl lsOIel!lt n =;
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17

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but Grover goes fishing while Wa
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-08-17

s'o*, g)1-DErSfi.
INDIGESTION and Stomach disorders, take
's.tDsS y :. Eisi3N ts.."rEi:S.
II dealers keyii il. I pr hottie. Genuine has
-adr marx az. crosse | rcd lines On WRAPPER.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
senate Bills.

2i9, by Edwards: Provides against cx-
machinery.
$50, by Chilcott: Changing dates for
circuit court for Mcpherson county
PSI, by Miller tby requeSU: Requiring
foreign corporations to file articles of in
corporation with secretary of state before
being permitted to do business in the
state.
So, by Newly: Increasing penalties
against trusts and combinations and pro-
viding for payment of damages.
253. by Bind: Provides that junior in
cumbrunccrs and lien holders shall re-
ceive same notice in foreclosure sale as
mortgages.
254, by Ingram: Provides for notice to
owners of land or lots before deed shall
issue when sold for special assessment
$50. by Bird: Amending the incorpora-
ton law regarding regulation of auction
GERS, auction sales, etc, and forbiddng
minors to purchase without consent OF
parents or guardian.
256, by by Fitzgerald: Provides for the
erection of a ladies dormitory for the
Madison normal school not to exceed in
cost the sum of $4,000.
257, by Edwards: Amending prohibit
ton law SO that intoxicating liquors
shall be sold in drug stores only by the
druggist or assistant who is Il registered
pharmacist, and only for medical, me-
chanical and sacramento purposes.
25S. by Nlillikin: Joint resolution fol-
constitutional amendment regarding
homestead exemptions.
259. by Star: Amending the general in,
corporation law to give city couucils pow.
er to'tax, license and regulate transient
merchants, auctonccrS. etc.
260, by Dollard: Appropriating 81 ,03t
to compensate Il. NJ. Goodykoontz for Ie-
gal services in prosecuting claims against
the United States.
POI, by Judiciary Committees: Fixing
jurisdiction and salaries of county judges
262, by Hebal: To enable county com
missiOners to remove school houses.
p2G3. by Ryan: Fixing dates for terms Of
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
The Atlantic
for 1893

VIII contain. among other attractions,
Old kasixa>kia, "a Serial SIorr by
Mary slartVsIi CathcrWoOd.
Who will be fuvorably remembered as
the author of THE Lady of Fort ST.
John" 1t begins in the January num-
brr
Pcnelope's English Experiences. by
Kate Douglas Wig"in,
Will bring fresh entertainment to those
who know Mrs. Wiggn'S delightful
books.
Studies in American biography.
Which are u feature of the Atlantic.
will be continued by papers on George
William Curtis by Sherman S. Rogers.
etc.
The Ec,ldaI Chief. OF Acadia, by Dir.
Francis Parkman.
This eminent historian has written
narrative of the events in Colonial his
tory on which Mrs. Catherwood' S Lady
of Fort st. John" is based. The first
part will appear in the January Atlant-
iC.
Improvement OF Living.
Papers by thoughtful writer's on the
lTcScTNatlOl VI Soulti! bcduty. vi III
brarics, Art Museums, Museums of Sci
ence. etc.
TERMS: 81 a year in advance, postage
free; 35 cents u number. With new life
size portrait Of Whittier. Lowell, Haw-
thorne. Emerson. Longfellow. Bryant,
or Holmes, S.; each additional portrait.
81.
Postal notes and money are at the risk
of the sender. and therefore remittances
should be made by money order, draft, or
registered letter, to
Honghton, Mifiifn & Co.,
a Park st, Rpston.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
New Laws.


We here append list of bills which
have passed both houses and been APP
proved by the governor, and are consc-
qucntly laws. We give them under prop
or headings as to whether they are house
or senate bills, and also give the number
under which the bill was introduced:
HOUSE BILLS.
No $. An act to dctach the county of
Lyman from the Seventh judicial circuit
and attach the same to the Fourth circuit
and to Brulc county for judicial purposes.
Approved Jan. &c, 1893.
No. 81. Amending section |, chapter
ll5, 1891 laws, providing for condemnation
of warehouse sites. Railway commission
ers shall. when privilege of constructing
public warehouse on right of-way, de
pot grounds, warehouse lots on any rail-
way at any station, to proceed to condemn
such site. Emergency clause. Approved
Feb. 3. 1893.
No. ll2. Appropriating money for ven
tlation and repairs of and supplies for
the senate and house halls. Emergency
clause. Approved Feb.3, 1893.
No. %. An act amending the game
laws. Approved Feb. 4, 1893.
No sc. An act to amend section 1873 OF
the compiled laws. Repeating law per-
hitting county treasurer 10 charge Il fee
for registering warrants. Approved Feb.
Z, 1898.
No. S. To amend section LOG, chapter
"A, session laws Of 1891. Requiring sales
of land at taS sales to be made by parcels
instead of bulk. Approved Feb. Z, 1888.
No. 80. An act to amend section 5o66 Of
compiled laws of 1887, relating to filing
findings in court, Approved Feb. II, 1893.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
spectator in the senate during thedivorcc

spectator in the senate during thcdivOrcc |
debate on Tuesday.
Senators Brockway and Burt led The
debate against Il change in the divorce
laws. while Dollard, Kennedy and Allison
led in favor of extending the period of
residence. Brockway and Kennedy made
especially fine arguments on their rcspcc-
tive sides.
Senator Thornby was Of the opinion
that our divorce law is as good as three
commissioners of mmigration and cited
eases where investors and permanent cit
liens had been secured thereby.
Yank,on Press: Representative FcliN
Dlgcr. of Yankton county, came home
from Pierre on Saturday night. 10
Press and Dakotan reporter he SAID today
that there is still some hope for the pas
sage of IA resubmission bill. The political
combination which did exist. or is said to
have existed is now apparently collapsed,
aud il the senate passes a resunmiSsioh
bill the house will probably pass the sen
ate bill. Mr.. Dilger returns to Pierre to-
morrow.
Madison Leader: The legislative COM
millce inspecting our normal Schoo! have
$500, ,,,,sr,,o,l, s,,rrd,v .f,nruoon
.,,a III. f,,n,,,on b,vino mt in mo-, of
the time at the school aud a few hours on
the records n, the First National bank.
before taking the train They express
themselves as very highly pleased with
The work the school is doing and the very
a, do. =.
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eii'tae''"' At'"''ll''t'iu't'V"H 'o'
i A"oiS III 'ie UofHl'toiH' 'nc "i'''i'S W
| 'hr rooms III IN" '''e H"'c' "f9t VI 'he
>ehoo'' 'it hS"t'"N ~ ''-'''N 20
save l"h'to' WORN "i," "'',' ''V''4 '"'"'s'
ne" root hois"' s'"eN ''N w 'i'" >o''th
sldr Oh INC GROUNDS "'." S'"'i improve
ihe'iia WIZ no op''p' " h'at Wy Hla"e' III
every Vhtn9 me committee nave SHOWN an
earnest aeSlre 10 40 Wiat = fi3h'' ana
nave mace Il lhorooeh business i"'eSt-
@ation OF the who'e school.
liuionitc; y Joke which DR.. c. b. M
ford played upon himself one day last
week was Kept So quiet hecanSe OF the
doctors hashinine>s that The local chaser
of the llufonitr never caught on until
Saturday night. and viii therefor" have
| 10 be related to you al this late day. 1t
appears That the doctof had some Very
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
House.
iIII' RSDA !

House assembled AZ ~ o CLOCK Il. III.
s Mot 'onwas made aud adcpted au1horiz-
Ding the sergeant-at-armSt to eject from the
} floor any person who persisted in noisy
conversation.
Favorable report was made on house
bill 1876 and adverse reports on las and 100.
-, The house wen, into committee of the
whole for the consideration of the World S
fair bill. When the committee rose it
reported an amendment, fixing total APP
preparation ut $4,000. of which $1,000
shall be set apart for the woman'> board.
and the report was adopted.
House took recess to 2 O'Clock. at
which hour it rc;sSem blcd.
Bills were introduced from 2.92 to :2!a,.
The following senate bills were passed I.
.s:o,5. l45, 100. 1876, l3S, l.3
The following house bill was passed. 3:
i and No. SO was lost.
House bills lGO, lG5 and lGi were inuctin
edtely postponed.
\ Adjourned.
FRIDAY
House met at usual hour.
Committees reported favorably on house
bills 145, 1873, 1874, l41, ls5. ia, 100 and 1872:
ION senate bills Sc, u, 30, 1870 and la?
The Worlds fair bill was taken up and
passed, appropriating $4,000 OF which
$40, 600 was set apart for woman'S board.
Senate bills Sc, IS and 80 were passed,
and also joint resolution mcmorialzng
congress to give old soldiers preference in
all official positions.
ls Adjourned to Tuesday.
SATURDAY.
N House not in session.
MONDAY.
House not in session.
fs Notes.
sE The agricultural college investigation
cost considerable sum of money to the
state and individuals, but the most that
sWas brought out was that there was a
big family quarrel, and each side had
been doing everything possible to down
the other side. 1t is & most unfortunate
circumstance and will have a bad effect
on the school for a long time to come,
whether the present management is re-
tanned or new one put in charge.
The term of this legislature will expire
bySlimitation two weeks from tomorrow,
And there is vast amount Of important
work yet practically untouched.
Ex-senator Foote introduced two petitions
Tncsday from the pleasant Ridge dcbat-
ing society, one being against the worlds
fair appropriation and the other in favor
NJ putting the dog tax into the general
fund
During the discussion of the divorct
Itil inlthe senate on Monday there was
Mute a large attendance of ladies who
ere apparently deeply interested in the
Question.
ssnaIor Lawrence contracted scvcre
did al Madison on Sunday. and came
saar being laid up several days.
M. Nc Bride was an interested
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
SENATE KILLS..

No. 81. Providing for an appropriation
for the expense of the third legislature of
the state of South Dakota. salary and per
diem of members and employees. Approx
ed Jan. II. 1893.
No. /. Defining the duties and powers
of supreme court reporter, and providing
for the publication of his reports and for
his compensation, and to repeal chapter
-. 1890 laws. Approved Jan. %. 1893.
No. IS. Relating to bonds of county
commissioners. Requires each county
commissioner to execute bond OF $1,000
to be approved by the clerk of the circuit
court Approved Feb. 6, 1898
No "A. Amend, section 1900 Of the COM
piled laws. by increasing the objects for
which private corporations may be form
ed Approved Feb. e. isoa.
No. 60. Whenever real property not
liable for taxation shall have been sold
for taxes and the certificate thereof is
void. the treasurer shall refund tatEe
| owner and holder Of such certificate the
amoun, paid To county for same, APP
proved Feb. 6. 1893.
No I Relating to bastardy. Approved
| Feb. 4. 1893.
No IS. Joint Resolution. TO regulate
the formS Of bills for acts to amend Sec
| ton: OF existing laws. Requires amend-
ments TO laws to sci out in full the parts
amended as amended, Approved Feb 4,
1883
No. - Amending section 5l35 OF the
compileA laws attaching or levy on
personal property sheriff or other officer
| shall give notice thereof aud lIstof prop
erty to debtor, his attorney, Mift Or agent
on child on person in possession. Debtor
must claim benefit OF these exceptions
within five DDS Notice mol reuuircu
when none OF these persons can be found
within comfy. Property absolutely eX-
ompi Shall he sci apart by officer, Ap-
imoved Feb 8. 1898.
No II. Amending section chapter 50
! laws OF iSa3, lining limitation Of judg-
ments at ten years Approved Teb. 8
1873
No. 70. Dedica.in= certain property in
SIOUX Fails for stree, purposes. Appiov-
90 Feb J. ls9G
No, IG. An ACT relating to cross judy
mcnt> for ttr to land and improvements
| thereon. Approved Feb. 10. 1892.
NJ. H. Providing for systems of sew
erase in cities, and for assessment and
collection of costs. Approved Feb. IL,
/ 1893
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Don't vast lime. money and health try
Ing every new mediciuc You may see All
.ertiScd in the papers. If the cause of
yonr trouble is in the blood. liver. stom
ach or Kidneys take Ayers Sarsaparilla
at once. and be sure of cure. Take no
other.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

If the hair has been made to grow Il
natural color on bald heads in thousands
of cases, by using Halls Hair Remover,
why will il not in your case"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
,urt in Fourth judicial circuit.

court in Fourth judicial circuit,
"Gl. by Gunderson (by rcuuesU: Pro
vdcS for extension of independent school
districts.
aG5, by Thornby: l.egalizins an cleo
ton held in Buffalo Gap.
PIG, by Thornby: Appropriation ior de-
Gccncy for soldiers home.
267, by Kennedy: Amending the build
ing and loan association law.
2Gs, by I,rockway: Relating to service
of summons in civil actions.
o69. by Brockway: Provides for counsel
for tlcfcndcnt in criminal actions.
80. by Hart: Provides for the diSolu-
,ion of Incorporated cities.
III. by Judiciary Committee: Relating
to actions to determine conflicting claims
to real property.
of votes.
a,,3. by Fitzgerald: Provides for 4 uni
form system Of education.
~, by Committee on Appropriations,
70 transfer certain uncXpcndcd balances
| in the state treasury tn the general fund.
20, by Adams: Provides for the gov
efhlheht OF '''e so'"''' ; ''''u7 " ~ '0''' y
OF five.
a16. BY Adams: Provides for expense
of examination and selection of school
lands and defining duties OF commissioner
of school and public lands.
~. by ADAMS: Preventing individuals
from using name OF SanSIng company "n-
|
less chartered
rs by Albums Permitting oisan'Ha :
'ion OF savings banks the same ~ COM
lneitial banks.
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and prescribing penalties 'of NeSie''
III. by llalt: fu"ilNhlH- ah't'"l re-
port "i State anall"'.
-. by iialt Inspection oi '''u'i'''i"''
ing oils
2?2d. by liosmet: Providing ivl the reg
/ istlhtion u births aud deaths.
~, by Price; For the formaiion oi CO.
| operative binding and loan associations.
| IS, hE Lynch; Regulating tolls OF
| gri>t mills
| 22n, BIZ Preston: Giving common ear
/ rcrs only propuriinuntrs rates over routes
| including twoor more lines.
| 30. By Stnverud: Making redemption
| rat OF in;ctcs, ter instead OF twelve per
cent
| 23l. by Bean: .egaliZlng ioWnshipur-
ganixarion in Douglas county.
-. by Goid: Chunsin. Day. Grant and
| Roberts counties 10 Fifth judicial circuit.
| a3s, by Snmmcrside: Providing that
| state agent urge claims against general
government,
..3i by La nicchr: Authorilnga spec
ial tax for u bridge oyri Sioux river near
/ the mouth
| 20. by Snrimer>dc: Provides for a To-
| cal option fence law during the winter
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
Another Weeks Proceedings of the
Makers of South Da-
k0ta.
BILLS Continue TO be introduced to a
Large Extent In House ana
Senate.
Worlds Fair Matters Receive Con-
siderable Attpntion-Bills
Now Laws.
senate
TliUE~DAh.

Senate convened al usual hour.
Five petitions were presented against
S'esubmission.
a petition Was presented IN laNo' O! en-
rinecr> license bill.
Committees reported adversely on SEN
ate bills lso. 200. 63 and -. and tavorabiy
on los and lG?.
Senate then conquered IN house amend J.
. mentS 10 senate hill 81
join, resolution senate bill No. >. VAS
passed.
The following senate bills wereread The
third time aud passed: IS las, s.. l5a ana
1863.
Under the p'ope, order reports Of var-
Gus committees We're considered.
Bills were introduced from .i9 10 !''.
Adjourned
FRIDAY.
The usual mmbor oi petitions wore
presented and read
Senate concu,lcd in house amendments
TO senate bills q and l45.
The vote by which Joint resolution No.
> was carried was reconsid"rcd Tor tho
purpose of insetuug enartins clause.
Divorce bills were made special order
i, for tomorrow: the general military bill!
was passed: also bills foi fixing salary Of
public examiner: election Of cireui'
& Judges: reeulaiin" banking institutions:
invcs,men, OF school funds steam inSpec-
ton and a number OF other minor bills,
= Bills were introduced from 2oi Ia .til.
A large number OF committee reports
were made.
& Senate adjourned until Tuesday.
SATURDAY.
Senate hot in session.
MONDAY.
Senate not in session.