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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
JudE~ rrimbis'. Frirud.

The Kentucky Legislature the other
day elected Judge William Lindsay to
the United States senate to succeed John
q, Carlisle, resigned. II was Judge l..
rrlmbIe, of this city, who first granted
the new senator his certificate To prac.
toe law. when the Judge was on the ju-
dicial bench ut Paduoah, Ky. The fol
loving brief biographical sketch OF the
new senator 10 published:
William Lindsay was born in Rock
bridge county, Va, Sep. 1, 1885. lie re-
celNed an education IN the schools Of bis
man county, KY, where he taught,
s'udled law and was admitted TO practice
~ 1853.
NJ the opening OF the civil war no on
tered the confederate army as u ieuten.
ant ami was soon made captain IN the
Twenty second Tenneases infantry.
lie served Ne staff officer with General
Bufurd and General Lyon and remained
with the second Kentucky brigade until
pnro!ed as prisoner Of war early in 1856
at Columbus, Miss.
Al the close " hostiities he returned
to Clinton, KY, resumed the practice OF
hls profession and wGs elected to the
state senate in 1857.
In 1870 he was chosen 10 the highest
judicial bench in the state and 10 Sep
tember, 1876. he became chief justice oi
Kentucky, leaving the bench two years
atverward with high reputation. lie
declined a denomination and has since
followed the profession OF Law at Fraok.
fort.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 2O.--For
about the tenth time the case II. r. Cur.
It's, tho comedian, better known as "Sam-
uel Of Posen." 10 On the docket TO day Of
the circuit court. Ills last trial on the
charge 81 being the murderer u Police
Officer Grant was interrupted by the
death OF a juror. and hs has again to 20
on the rack. Great care will be taken
in empaneling the jury. The impression
il gaining that luck 10 with Curtis. and
that even il guilty he will never suffer
punish ment for the crime. The friends
OF the Accused mau are stu firm IN their
con victioI Ut hls innocence.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
A Political Family.

Hon. j. l., liubbell, member Of the
council from Apache county. comes from
political family, we'll known IA leaders
Of the republican party in New Mexico,
iliS brother, Hon. +. 4. Hubbeli, is u
ucmh"r ~ the present New Mexico coun.
dlI from B"rnaillo county, and Ina cous
IN, Cob J. +. Chaves, is also member
from Valencia county.
C,l, Chaves ~ one Of the b.st known
men IN New Mexico aud himself and
cousin, Hon. + A. llubbell. are the
leaders ON the republican side IN the
New Mexico council.
Hon. j. l.. ilubbell. the Arlzona mem
bor of tins Olltlcal family is not, how
ever, behind his dlsting ulshed New Mex
'cr relatives in point of ability and sa-
gUnliy, lie has served W. sheriff II Apache
r'unty with credit aud his campaign Tor
member u the council last fall was one
~ the most brilliant eyer made 10 the
territory, he defeating popular demo.
crat ~ u democratic county.
MIR. liubbell IL one u the rising men
~ the trrrIt ny aud has n bright political
future before hun. PhTulx iiepubli.
eau,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
A CUTE LITTLE PET.


II was the smallest wOOduhuck
had ever seen, not much larger than
lGrg" rat. It. head and shoulders
were 80 lnrg" in prn?urt,on 10 the
body H. To- civ" II u cumical look II
could not walk about yet and had
never before been ubuN" ground.
Every moment or iwoit would whistle
chrcrily n thu did on" docs when safe
in it- den and the farm dog j. rrrcrly
haying outside We took the Young.
s,or home, and my lir,I" hoy was de-.
lighted over the prospect ~ tame
wOOdChuCk.
We captured them all and the
young family was again united Say :
Century. How these poor, half-nm-
i-h"d creatures did lay hold ~ the
spoon when they got "a last" ~ tho
milk One could not help laughing
Their little shining black paw were
50 handy and so smooth they seemed
~ II "nra-"d in kid gloves. They
throv" we'll upon milk aud then upon
milk and clover. Hut after the nov
city 81 the thing had worn on, the
boy found he had encountered him
self with serious duties in assuming
the position II io~t"r-mothcr to this
large family; 80 he gave them all
away hut one. the first un" captured,
which had outstripprd all IA" others
In growth. This soon brcam" u very
amusing pet, but IL always protested
when handled, and always objected 10
confinement.
] should mention that the cat had
n kitten about the age ~ tho chuck.
and as she had more milk than the
kitten could dispose ~, Tho ,hurk.
when wo first got him, wa u''rn
placed In the nest with tho nI''rn,
and regarded by the cat ~ truBnrly
~ her own. and allowed 10 nurse Free
~. Thus u friendship sprauI up 10.
tween the kitten and IA" woudrhuck.
which lasted as long ~ thr latter
lived. They would play together
precisely like two kittens; r'iuru aud
tumble about and roll upon ,nr grass
in u very amusing way.
Finally the woodchuck took lp nj.
abode under the floor Of IA" Kitchen,
and gradually rclap-od into BALI
wild state. He would p"rmir up IA.
miliaritics from any one saw 'hr kit.
ten, but each day they would have "A
turn or two at their old gaur- II
rough -and.tumblc. Tho chuck was
nov over half-grown, and procured
his own living. One day the dog.
WHO had all along looked upon him
Nith II Jealous eye. encountered him
too fur from cover and his career
..td then aud there,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

Boston, Feb. 2l.-.An important con
ference on the question OF education IN
der the auspices OF the National Educa.
tIonal association opened here to dag.
Among those present are Prof W. II.
Shaw, OF Oxford. England; DR., William
T, Harris, national commissioner OF edu
cation; Superintendent A. =. Draper, OF
Cieveland; A. u, Poland, superint dent
OF the New Jersey schools; Thomas n.
Ballet, superintendent u Massach usetts
schools; ID. J. Waller, superintendent OF
Peunsy lvania schools; Prot. g. NJ. An.
drews, OF Bryn Mawr college; Prof.
Charles De Garmo, president Of Swarth.
more college, and many other we'll known
educators. The convention will last
over to morrow and many matters relAt
ing to the methods Of education now em-
ployed in the public schools will be con.
sidered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
international Minrr..

Montreal. Que, Feb, 2l.-lhe annual
convention Of the international Mining
association opened here to-day, aud the
hotels are crowded with delegates, In.
GLIDING many from the other side OF the
water. There are also large number Of
delegates TO the convention Of the Amer
lean Institute Of Mining Engineers,
which will be in session to morrow. The
mining congress will be opened this NJ.
ternoon with q reception 10 Windsor hall,
at which addresses will be delivered by
the governor general and lieutenant gov.
ernor, and several members Of the csLi
net
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Valuable kIa 60 Catch.

The reward heretofore offered by Gov.
"rnor Murphy Tor the arrest Of that most
execrable VI all Apaches, Renegade Kid,
has been extended or further period Of
sixty days, Gays the PheniI Gazette.
II 10 10 be hoped tina. the reward may be
earned by pint OF bullets located In the
KIDS diaphragm. Hls capture would
prove quite n profitable business. The
governors reward is $1,000 for K,d and
900 Tor each OF his party, dead or alive.
ella. Graham aud Cochise counties have
also offered liberal rewards, while the
purse is increased by DsmiIg. New Mex.
100. Between siooo and $1,000 would
drop into that hunters pocket who sue.
ceeded either in capturing Kid or even
III making good Indian out Of him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
rnoSpEso,s,AcLE SAW.

The highest authority on statistics
bearing on the mau ufactures &, the
world 10 Mu'hHll, the English sta,isti-
Dian, and hs figures show concluslvely
that the policy Of our government has
been a good one, and the development ~
manufacturing goods, which in IN lisslf
pRramont to any industry save one uAat
Ia agricultural has attained IA tins roun-
try, and has put us at the hrad ~ the
list IN the world, Look at the figures
The manufactured goods IN lsSs, as IL
given by Mulhali was that year IN u To.
tai nearly s2ubl,onO,uDu IN the siN most
important countries ana the output was
~ follows: Austria, one aud one quar-.
ter billion; Russia, nearly two billion;
France, tSu and one half billion. Ger
many, nearly three billion, Great Brit.
ain, four billion; aud the United States
over seven billion, which latter, as our
own manufactured goods four years ago,
was more that Great Britain aud Ger
many combined.
This IN quite II change from little
over century ago, when Mother Eng.
land said 10 our colonies "lou shall not
and can not manufacture anything. but
must Duy ~ me- that my Norkmen may
be employed, and you shall not make ~
much NJ even hoo nail" And this
RAISED the ire u our fotctathers, Ead
they used this embargo to the Rro~th
OF our country, as great lever IN NOV.
ing to the Declaration Of Independence,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Canned sssOds.

81. Louis, Mo-. Feb. 2l.-The ninth
annual convention OF the Western Pack.
ere Canned Gods association, and which
has membership 10 majority OF staies
west Of tho Alleghanies, opens here to.
morrow. and the delegates are arriving
ia goodly numbers To.dry the execu.
tive committee 10 IN session. A large OK.
hibit OF canned goods and machinery IN.
cideotal TO the business has been ar
ranged In the exposition building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
TELEGRApillC.
au aday ia "

Albany, y. ", Fcb. u The spccinl
COMMITTEES % the Legislature, TO which
was referred Assembly man Otto Kemp.
oer's bill providing that the question ut
permitting licensed saloons in New York
county 10 10 kept open Sundays after
o'clock p. IN IL holding an open session
to-day in order that both the friends aud
opponents Of the measure may have n
chance TO be heard The blll IL not iay.
orably regarded by the liquor interests
inasmuch ~ II provides that the sunday
opening question shall be submitted TO
the voters ~ the city snd county IN the
same way ~ provided Tor constitutions
amendments. and that II the vote Is fav
orable TO Sunday opening the corpora
ton counsel shall prepare report to the
Legislature recommending such n meas
ure as shall carry out the peoples will
The liquor interests, however, have -
course of preparation bill providing Tor
Sunday opening, but II contains no sug.
gestion ~ u submission o. the quest ton
10 a popular vote, the legislature being
endowed with full power Ia the matter
Quite u number oi Tammany Legislators
have promised to supper: such u bill.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Needed yar,h.r Instructions.

Prison Warden It's just been found
out that you didn't commit that Grim"
you've been In for all these years, aud
90 the governor has pardoncd you,
Innocent Man--um-Im pardoncd.
am ~
Prison warden-Y-e-s, hut don't go
yet III have 10 telegraph for fur
ther Instructions.
Innocent Man--WhAt about,
Prison Warden-Sccms to mo that
eonsidcrIn' you hadn't any business
here you ought TO pay the state for
your board.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
stand Corrected.

The Albuquerque CITIZEN makes the
statement that Chayes * Duugherty
hnv" br~n removed IA local attorneys
Tor the A,chison, Topeka X Santa ia in
tus clly, II IL misinformed. No those
grutl"men have just received :heir ap
polntmeuts, MIR. Hamilton has also
been made IA railroad attorney, and r.
c"Nod hls appointment about thu same
time. TuE CITIZEN should make the
correction SocOrro ChieitaIn.
Tnr CIrIlrN most surely corrects the
error, The Information first came from Il
lawyer u the Gem city and We had no
r"aTpn 10 doubt the geuuineness VI the
nous,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

Last Sunday evening about $50 o. clock
Tom McCus, section foreman on the
'non Pacific at this place, was on q
spree and undertook to shoot up the
town in regular frontier stylA lie had
done 1t IN fine shape Saturday night.
aud had It not been for bystanders, he
would have shot man at that time. His
EFFORTS We're frustrated, but not, however.
un''l he had beaten q Mexican over the
head with his sia shooter
lie was told Sunday that he would be
Arrested the next day for his Saturday
h'sh'stun' tie told bis informant lhat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Congress %, Ven~xueia.

Caracas, Venezuela, Feb. 2o.-The
Venezuela congress assembled To dEy.
lts tirs, duty il Ia elect by ballot from
among its members council ~ sixteen.
This council will select the president OF
the republic. with two wee presidents,
from among its own members. IL will
also elect federal Judiciary. joaquin
Crespo, at present president 10y reason OF
his success IN the last rebellion, will
probably be chosen president lie has
held the office once before, hls term hav
ing expired in 1886. The country IL in Il
deplorable condition, owing To- the feel.
ing OF insecurity, but a strenuous effort
will be made by the new congress TO re-.
store confidence and to promote agricul.
ture aud commerce.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Notice or Publication.


Charles W L""i-' IN IN" Dtl
", YtOuFt, County
jose Marta Lucrro. at al. IernalIio.
In" sa,d defendants. sister N. TED
all unkn ,wn owner. ~ prnprirturs of that 4
tain tract ~ land situate IN lhe Cornty ~
halillo an Territory OF sew Mexico IN
u ira "f The RIO l'urrcn, Naiiously knusd
the bcrnabr VI. Montana grant, tn. UfHn
the AontAnus, o." HiO Purtco grant, and
urani at Nucstra BcnoIa de- IN iuL San
nnLdn y san Has, an all unknnvn h'iri
rrnah" N Montana, Autoni0 Montana,
Mnntauo, Juau bHutlS a Montana, Pedro
ttno, Antonio ahdciAIia, Ant ,niO Gur3
AKustln rallcgos, Marcos Is ca, ignaciu j
miliu, salvador Duran, Josc de Jesua Mod
al Mariana Galieso. are hereby notified
cut in equity hiss been comIn' ~ cd Asa@
hem In the District court Tor The ioun,
lirrnaiiliD, Territory oi New htxico, by 7
Complainant, harirs W. lewis, and AglE
jos" Maria lncrr', Juliana t'alIesos de ~
~ wife, Ju Ia u ArmiJ >, MRnnelA ATmil
insArrl, Tomas GutiCrIsI, an infant,
buti' rfcI, an infant, Juan n. ArmijO, ~
lInt, knriIue A, saiasar. Juan OlKuin, %
N, sanch"k, Juan iillrio kamnSn, AlrJs
sanduNat, tlorcnrio sanduvaI, Jrsus N. T.
dpvsi, John &. ArmiJo. Aurlia Armijo,
AruniJo, an Infant, Manuela AtmIJo, an inf
soma Arinito, an infant, Nicolas AtmiJo.
fant, ahd Nestor ArmiJn, Hs ,O-'ietends
Wn Oh suit I. brought hS complAiI ant In
that the court shall ascertain and deciait
rights, titles Ahd later ste Oi all 1T said %
IN and Ia the property aforesaid, and n
such deere as ay De- rcuuir. q by the .
az the parties, and n obtain diylsiIn
Partition oi the premises according Ia ~
spec tive rights Of the parties Int. rcstcd ~
amer the dir,rtl q ~ the court, unless 10
appear ibat partition cannot be- made VII
eat pr Judicc to the own 70, In whEh
Cpin pIAinHnt y ny, III 4 y 'Alr of The pr, q
b" mate under the dire tlon of tho cnuTt
for general reiirfi aud that ullcs. you
ur appearance II SAID sult on at hcI q
nrsl da, ~ the nsxt reYui " March ten
said court, clminencinS IN the 9Th "a
March, ihn, de- re pro cOnfcsso therein
b. rendered against you,
CuAs. y. HuNf
Clerk aud Register In Chaa
Albuquerque, N, NJ, Jan. "a, lsos4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

which soon attained, and wc then cut
lu.a" from Go" tightly drawn au'un
s.tu.r, had ,grr,t tea pa-'y ~ lDst"u
hnb,t uur bright day, aud ffum that
tune ouI Euglsh mNmmn knrS w. we're
~ rrfncai
lot ~" her" prlut the II gut"a ~ n col
umu Va ehuv ",1'" cl"ntlN the rumpan.
4,u, nri i,ub. not that any ira" Amer
tral c.tz'u vii br proud ~ tins record
that Ilcle Sbm has made.
Nu-ifuuA., st.Vpusl
Co., ar, ,i-tl tsUtHl
l.,i.. l4l3,tsslr''
t.I.... ts"iiur""
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Papai Jus,ies Csa,iauias.

Rome, Feb. 2i.-Tbe religious cere
monies incident 70 the celebration Of the
papal jubilee are being continued to, day,
From this morning until midnight OF
Thursday solemn functions will 10 in
continuous progress In the church OF San
Lorenzo 10 PAnispsrna, where the Holy
Father received Episcopal conservation
fifty years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
Every Dose Effective
The MhFrluteu

Philadelphia, Feb. 2l.-The delegates
to the national convention Of the League
OF American Wheclman ~, down %
business thla morning, and the prospects
are that the discussion over the color IL.
sue will occupy the entire day. The
southern delegates since their arrival
have been working with might and main
To secure the support OF the representa-
llyes 81 northern clube, and the claim il
made this morning that the convention
Will put itself on record IN favor ~ I
white league only. and by II decisive ma
jorl,y. A compromise Ia suggested ID
the form Of an option law, whereby state
divisions can either grant or deny consti
tutional rights to colored wheslmetI
THIS, however, IL not satisfactory 10 thd
southern element which desires an al
solute decision against the recognitlu3
OF culored whe.lmsn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
National Dog show. .

New York, Feb II. One ot the larges
national dog shows ever held IN this cout
try opened to day at Madison Squar
Garden. every breed and variety bein,
represented, aud many oi the pets OF Ia
four hundred are on exhibition. Tn
prizes aggregate tl3 90.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

i'or Constipation
Ayers Pills
For Dyspepsia
Ayers Pills
For Biliousness
Ayers Pills
For Sick Headache
Ayers Pills
For Liver Complaint
Ayers Pills
For Jaundice
Ayers Pills
For Loss Of Appetite
Ayers Pills
For rheumatism
Ayers Pills
For Colds
Ayers Pills
For Fevers
Ayers Pills
Prepared hy ~ : {. Ayers Geo. I.owci, Mas.
Fui - ell litusgIsts.
Every Dose Effective
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25

have no doubt that every dollar ~ the
fund conld ~ PAID out ~ accordance
With the Law without frting gold to n
remium IN III. nit.d States, aud long
b"fore u would b- exhausted the de.
mHnd Tor puli fos export would cease
through the operation - natural causes.
Ff"al,lent Harrison ~ entirely right ~
refusing To pernnt tie Isehc ~ hpnde /"
MAINTAIN n gold fslomp,,on fund IN ~
cess Of sl'O,rO,uun, aud, Il the necers,ty
arises, we have 40 dnub, that he will IN
siruct Secretary I,wt"r To redeem all
groenbacta presented out ~ the tund
nov main aimed fur that purpose.
PWNcE~ kN,l,>I, ~ ia. Sandwich
islands, VITO has been training N Eng
land NJ hturc queen, Whites mn appeal
~ the r"plr ~ the United States, ask
ing. tenrf,lly, II they Hfe gong I" take
her kingdom from her, The princess
will ~ course receive due sympHthy, but
she fails u show Zee simple. II IL Gus.
tomary when n Chm To real ,etate N
mad. 10 require the production ~ an
alpttHct u title. and tina the princess
Will hay, 10 produce before the Am"rl
can people hre likely to r"c6eL'ze any
such thug ~ royalty
PEE.Ip'Nr tLr,T CLtNrLNNp will have
the appointment sron after he comes
INTO Office % chief justice at sd,joo ana
/ two associate jus,icea nj 5000 Tor the
court ofHppeals Tor the District of Col
umhia, new court provided Tor 10y an act
" congress and signed 10y the president
last week. They are lie places and
there wi be sharp struggle Tor them
II IN tndarrt bod that Congressman
ll.mphll. ~ South Carolina chairman
~ the District committee IN the house,
- not Vnukrly Ia get one 10 the plRc"r
lie sAl have tn" support ot his con
gtessionnl friends.
MWs. MAw r. LEAsr the well known
female pupullst agltGtur, has been at
tempting Ia explain certain Kansas pecu
uHritles winch have pu2z."d phlloso
IN an eluca lpnal state Her early se,
Tiers were the Ncry flower 20 eastern cul
ture Their lsolated llvcs. the hlilow!
vasi n.sA of their surroundings develop
.d husger Tor knowledge and thirst ~
liberty. The Kansas prupl" nre quick ',
adopt improvements, entertain new ideas
make sweeping and radical change,
when needed. aud, IN fact. ARE ready n
all Zines Ia push the car ~ ptogrsH
along the path Of centuries" l. tn,
"bIllOwy vsstn,sH % their surroundings
IN what makes Kansas people 10 peculiar
then sailors wUuld all Oe ldiuts, or ma
niHcs, at least Since HE on the ucear
wave does not necessarily prOduc" Iusan
ny, Mrs. ISea1''s explanation must O'
deemed lnadeq nate.
Mr.. Albert Fsyorite, Of Arkansas City
Kan, wishes to give our rpHti5rs the ben
III ut his experisncs with colds. III,
snys: IL contracted cold early las
sprIug TINT se;iled On my lungs, AM
had hardly recovered from u; when
caught anothe' that hung on all suu.m.l
aud left me with u hacking cough whict
! thought nsyer would get rid Of.
had used ChAnbarlaln's Cough kenel
some fourteen years ngo with much sue
c-ss, aud concluded 10 try Il again
When had got through with one Oottl,
my cough had left me, aud | have moi
suffered witha cough or cold since.
have recommended II To Others, and al
speak well ut l'" - cent bottles foi
sals by T. ii. Burgess and Son, Drug
gists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
The Great Middle Route Across IN
American Continent.
In connection with the railways Of the 50
70 Route.

LIBERAL MANAGEMENT!
kNCELl.tNr ACCOMMODATIONs
SUPERIOR FA,lLlr lkS!
PltTt RESCUE SCESEp
The GrAAd Caaoa Of the Colorado, III. moa, I,
lime III Natures work on the Earth can earil
rached via Flagstaff. Williams or Peach Bird
on this Rad. To tie NAtsrai bridge 81 AriT.|
aud sostessma's Veil you can journey mu-,
tcctly by this line, Observe the Aaeisat lad
Civilization Of tAEunA, or 81 Aeona rho I'D
tho bky," Visit the Pstrined Forests near
rizu. S.e and marvel ut the freak 81 tsl
Disbis. Take a hunting trip In IA. mag nihc{
pine forests ~ the Ran Francisco MOupts
Find inter IT IN the ruins ~ tn. pfr-hintotic (
and Ella jewellers. View tho longest CantilsS
Bridge In America across the tulotado river
W, A. HlSsEI.L,
GENERAL Passenger ARent /
Nan Francisco, Cal. and Albuquerque, \
II. h. VAN SINCk, i. u. GAbiL
GENERAL Agent, Gen"rhl saI sfintcuda
AluuIu.r'ln" New Mexico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-02-25
MON COZ NV

The Union county hul took up the
time ot the house Friday Afternoon. and
excitement Wac at high uuks tor While.
Young Barela got into Gquabb." AMI
was Sat upon by Speaker branch several
timea, but finally the youngetcr moved
the house into committee u the whole,
and ~ he was Called o. the char hun
self, he took the first opportunity To got
back at the speaker, who was then on
the floor, and sat on him once or twice
with iiattening effect. The friends Of the
bill being considered. were on hand IN
force, and on the final vote the house
stood tie, thus defeating ia. bill FOR
the instant, until Repr"senthty" McMnl.
len changed his vote 10 the Affirmative
before the count was announced, the
union countylsts nearly broke down
the railing IN their rush 10 McMullen 10
shake hands when he saved the bill.
The bill PASSED IN the strangest manner
ever known. IL originally passed the
council and was then stolen, aud some
how or other the friends ~ the bl!l were
afraid to try TO repas5 II IA that body,
sentiment on it having changed there,
~ they procured the president and
chief clerk % the council 10 certify an.
other aa being true copy ~ the one
that passed, aud that WAS the GU"
passed IN the house, II appears 10 bc
foolish to try 20 pass u county bIll TINT
will involve 30 much, and still have a
doubt abou, the validity ~ the law.
Several Of the members ~ the house
tried 10 refrain from voting either way,
but the speaker !Adc them vote.