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tn. Trolley Keeori for Boston.

Trous ths View Yort rrihune
BosroS. Feb The record Of accidents In
snd aroani Boston caused by the electric street
ears ~ Isyf shows tia, ten persons we're killed
an1 265 Injured.
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WANTED-HELP.
VALE.


Ws s2.EIs. y, h s.SI DETG GEEEK
star ONE fe:t3a.
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HhKbHEr. British l-sati6n' fe:-2@'
w Year, experience. Address J. o. D.. star
WANIEp-A VOTING MAN. CJLORFD. NOT
~ .ld ~ ~erk a. Nsies in club; only those with
XANTEp-A YOUNG MAN TO CLERK IN
", W coal ofice. Inquire CHAs- wERNEA. corner
WANTED-t FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT EAR
need aFry. Address letter b X. Once. fe:2s'
WANDA BRIGHT YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
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ANrtp-TwELvE ACTIVE. ENERGETIC AND
w reliable uisn to sell tickets for Inauguration
s;snd - DEPOSIT required
J. p. M,NSISG's OFFICE.
18th and sts n ".
ree-aa NAMING 4 50 fhRso On
WhNrED 4 YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AID
w d---. u tHke charge Of ONCE fmedicinsi in
~ 10y ITst,on I'D sala:y once e,
.'',it $50 a. security State axe. experience and
rytrrsu-s. Adl-s.s HENEY sILPHEN. loi West
Ssra'o.a -. hs!timore- ts:-2a
WAN1 ED-ONt FIEsT-CLAss WHITE BARBER
w % h-r HABITS and union man: will pay s. Per
week and half over ei2 Al S-6$ st n e. fe2-6s'
WANIED-h DRUG CLERK; MUST BE COM
w T.tent. state experience. age. reference and
whe her AZ pressn; eiupio'ed and by whom address,
!. star Office. fe'2-3a'
IVANTED-A GENERAL AGENT AND THREE
~ 9.s M ir i1s sssr oes
isi-3s'
VASTtD-A COLOEED MAN TO TAKE CARE
W a. horses ard COW. drive carriage. &c. address.
S.-h r"ferenc" KY r.. Star Office fel-'ia'
WANTED- SIX SEwSPAPEE SOLICITORS.
w Apply 3o' St n .. alter O'Clock. fel-3a'
WtNTED-TEKEE FIRST CLASS PANTALOON
w AMI two vest maker al once AZ SCHWARTZ
BIOS '-5' F-Gi'sy !vania ave-se. or jOi IA ST sw
WASTED-AT cry ISTEIIIGENCE OFFICE.
w couks. walters. drivers. .hsmberInaids. laun-
i4i-s. hoes sul re-tauIants; places furnished
~ s4i.i. ~. llth ST. II W, shACKLLFORD's.
NI-ANIID-s ALL,IFN To SELL GOODS TO
w merchants by sample; 500 month for workers;
60. South Bend. Ind ja:0eo1m'
V-ANTEH-AC.tN WORNEaS EVERYWHERE
W y saIl the Life Of . Goad auG How He Made
HE Ni,liO45." s'out go extra lsrl-e iGges; PRO-
Wanfei: bonanza Tor workers; Too. GU credit best
terms; oi,rt and insruci,is MAJ ed free on aErlica
ton. address GIuBF BIBLE PUBIIshLNG co.
~ Chestnut 81. fhiladsI hia. Pa. o: Us nesrborn
1t. Chicago. III Ja2olOs
WANTED SALARY or COMMISSION To
" agents TO handle the Patent Chemical Ink Frss.
The axe ETssss ink Thoroughly in two seconds
WarSs like lIar 200 to 800 per cent ?roft Agents
T. take char- Of territory snd appoint sub agents.
s-ecimen Il erssing; MONROE ERASER MFG. CO..
lWFs. la Crosse. Wis d:SO-lya
VVANTED-STENo,iRAPH AND REMING-
W ton typewriter operators directed to positions;
FNIPLOlEaS provided competent steno gray hers and
r sHTh%s bTSRbcf Remington Type
writer ofhce. sth and sts- n. se2ah
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WAREHOUSES;.

MUNICIPALITIES HAVING PROPERTY on
w y. Y. ave. bet. 18Th aud 18th n W. for sale
VII please send fun description. price, &c. TO r
BROOKS. 6ld lsIh IT. NV. ,a2S-6t
WANTED - FOR A CLIENT. A HANDSOME
w house in northwest, corner preferred; owner of
house accept corner lot 10Th st IN part
payment Apply CHARLES EAkIY. COS f4th ST.
NV. je21-&
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FOR lighthouses.

EoE RENT-l454 s.. new house: . rooms anu
L bath concrete cellar; rent, t37. 80
THE0. fETFBCS.
ia.S0ISt lao 4 Il.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RENT-kEAR NJ ? ST. NV. Two-sToKY
4 brick: rooms; water in yard; Sl,. Il. II. T.
LElPOLD. s. W. cor. 1:Sth and ! n. fest
EOR RENT
II Don't fsi 10 see a3I and 500 Spruce ct lie D-oit
Park sto and <.S- 10 Per month; verV desirable.
fe:S3 CHAS- E BASES. l4.h aud q sts.
EOB RENT-BRlCK HOUSES: Al L MOD IMpS :
4 4oo G st. n. ". Il rooms, $50 so; l4OS 9th 4.
NV: rooms. Sof. so; ia ID 81. Sc, IL rooms,
s33 3D. Inquire OF A. EBERLV'S SONS. rs 1.h i.
NV fe3-3t-
L WASHINGTON Circle; all modern improvements; s:5
per month; Groom house At Forest Glen. Nd. large
yard J. L. HEREFORD.
te:'-lt l4I9Gs st.
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FEMALE.


4 bnE SeoK c Tfs . s
Mass Az. ne lb'
WANTEB-A REsPECTABLE GIRL FOR GEN
a, uishi. ArrIy 1875 6th st. i. ". 1b'
WANDA sALEsLADY IN PHYSICIANS
w coU;ee tionery must have had expsrience aud
ono sfs-. -''a '''' references A'e'' " Ia fa: Sia'
ltASTED-A WHITE GIRL To DO CHAMBER
", Si ard ,s e9s g Ghd five years 2 ssb p
\VANTE. a WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND
w iron Apply at 1903 q st. NV. fe33b'
W-ANTED-A SETTLED COLoRED WOMAN AS
Appiy a, ONCE Room 20 Mrtr5poiitan Hotel. III
NNANTED-AT ONCE-A COLORED WOMAN FOR
W General homework FOR family Of three: 14l3
N{-ANTEp-wHITE WOMAN TOR GENERAL
ne rist r5,,soa references required Apply, s35
w dishes and help in Kitchen Gil 1871 ST. W. lb'
NtANTED-A RESIDENT GOvERNEss FOR
Two ygsns Ghrn as to riraG tS
drs giving references and qualifications. TO Boy 49,
NyrANTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT AND
w WELT recommended nurse Tor children, good citc
If;-snsss Io1i,tiSs,y , Tegri,e Apply be'SseR u
l,FANTED-A WHITE GIRL AS NURSE AND TO
W do house"ork' good home to right party, 5l9
w bookkeeper and do Office work must have ex-
and k suF at a., qrss LONG hours
\lANTiD-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
w sral houseSork in a family Of two must stay at
night and have ,efereacs- Apply before Il L. snd
yI-.NTEp-A COLORFD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housawo-k Apply at once, with references; ,U1
Pa. ave. Sc III
yy-ANTED-A GOOD WHITE COOK: ALSO AS
w sistaut chanberInaid' reference required ADIly
- ) Dupont circle. te.-2b'
\,TANTED-aoNEN COOKS. s1o TO $40. PER
month nIids s5.ressef nnr,rs se sOr ss;.
les and hotels. DICKS AGENCY. 613 9TH st.
w from "a to sI0 per week TO work for at your
avn nSms v n rantgo e ar y fSg SS Is cd
Battery.arch and Wafer SITS. Boston. Mass f2i5'
XyAxTED-CoMPETENr WAIST AND SKIRT
w hands also apprentice Apply at once III
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO GENERAL.
w hoqseTorh 70, Of family of three inquire 9ol
NlrANTED-AN EXPERIENCED WHITE CHAM
w esrm..d must have city reference address NJ
WANTED-A WHITE CHAMBERMAID. A
frnaSS c1li al o iIe at s% Mas. ave- Between
and 5 O'clock p N bring references fe2-3c
WANTFD-A COLoRED WOMAN WHO UNDER
w stLnis of children; best of reierence re-
quired 10 ~ home at night Address NJ NJ ., star
lIANTEp-AT ONCE, A WHITE WOMAN FOR
w general houSsw work in small family; bring ref.
1921 y W u aul sAire fel-3b'
NX-ANTED-A EIEST-CLASS WHITE COOK IN
w small private family, will pay good wages; and
must have best references. Apply ~ st. n fel-o
Iy-ANTED-woMES COOKS $40 TO 81; CHAM
w berrlaiis. nurses and laund-esses; in city or
away waters, drivers or farm hands; c1lored men
cooks SAMUEL A COOMBS x CO.. .il7 l0th ST.
"a. ". jsb-OD'
NIaNTED-ONLY FIRsT-CLASs COOKS. CHAM
w lerm4ids. LO1sew0rkers. buffers, Mattresses.
seamstreS-.s. nurses kitchen hands. (HtghsSt ud0es
best positions guaranteed o. nV trOHteH UhO ne
t-.fkr BUESHANS. ITO q st. NV ja.ss-66'
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MALE OR FEMALE.

NVANTTD-BRIGHT AGENTS. QUICK. TO SELL
w Crawfo-is Life % Blaine; written by Mr.
ane'- mot intimate literary friend; the only work
Endorsed ~ v ,. Morton. Atty Gen: Miller. Priv.
HAlforl. Sec Foster ami host Of other cabinet
o.iicr-s senator Sc; hence will outsel any and all
others ave 20 demand IS simply immense; send
~ cents fgr outht AMI time don't waste time
chrA;-John penny books. Ge: the offciAl work
ani best terms BY writing quickly 20 =
HUBBARD PUB CO.,
iA3O-G- 4O6 Race St. Philadelphia
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BOARDING.

22C INDIANA AVE. FIRST-CLAss BOARD
oo and plenty OF IL at only 10 rsr month iA2i I'm
lust OPENED-PRIvATE BOARDING HOUSE
~ facing the south. handsomely furnished: open
rre2Acss; al mod. iInps and New Eng. and cooking.
lCSo u 81 u ". References required ,al4-lms
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

ErOR sALE-A DIAMOND FRAME PREMIER
l. Pneumatic safety; been in use three months Ad-
dress 3. D.. Star once. fe3-2s'
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PERSONAL.

fINHE WASHINGTON MONUMENT Is A MIGHTY
l. structure. but not as mighty the prices we pay
Tor gents second hand clothing.
fe3 JUSTHS OLD STAND, go d at NV
WHO Is W. II. GEYERs HE Is THE MAN WHO
w carries the largest stock and variety carriages
and harnesses this side OF New York and sells at
the low est prices for cash time 400 Pa.
fee
UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Communicariops promptly attended TO; conhdep.
ual. once open all hours. Best references. WAL
WILLIAMS. Manager. $40 Est NV. d12-2m'
DRIvATE DETECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT
tended to In or out of tho city ;strctly confidential
best references terms reasonable. Address Box 80,
Star once. ja4- lms
NIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answer Send loc. to
9. ". FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute.
d31-1m' Southwest cor. Sth md sts. NV.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ public for all states and territories a SPECIALITY
by X. II. EVANS. once lbaseiuenD 1921 st.
Always IN Office ofnce hours ja7-u
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
Nand territory. Notary and u. 3. Com issioner.
oc23 JOHN L. BEALL. 1921 gt. n. ".
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ylrANTED-ACTIvE WORKERS EyERYwHERE
w for the III p Of JAMES u. BLAINE" Written
hy Walls Fletcher johnson. the SeS York editor, and
intiAt. friend OF Nv Blaine. Memorial edition. en-
brus the history Il his :e from cradle TO grave 6l2
int 81 80. selling immensely. Big money for work
ers 5000 AGENTS wanted. bonanza. Best terms.
At quick. Bpoks on ID days time Freight paid
outfit with full tu-trurticns mailed FREE upon APP
piicstiun. GLOBE BIBLE PUB co. tn Che smut
ST fh ade phis. Pa :l,S Dearborn St Chicago Ill.
as 10
WANTED AGENTS FOR THE AUTHENTIC
w life Of Blaine; a chance of a lifetime. freight
paid credit gwen, best book: best terms outht free
send a. once lOc. for postage and packing 1t will
raw you 10 write for special terms the authept tic
edition. no latter what book you selling; offer
cst eItraorinary ever made In history of book sol-
iH- :. " WOODWARD CO.. Baltimore, Nd
ja.O-.nS-o-e
WASTED-AGENTS- LAMP WICKS
w never buro out; smoke soot no trim
MINI Light equal TO gas, SAMPLES lOc. assorted
doTea. 25c. c sTAYNER co. Providence X. l.
ia2l-l2c
XVASTFD-AGFNTST To SELL THE BEST LIFE
w Of JAS q. Blaine written by his close and con-
tiential friend ~urerbly illustrated mortal eti-
ton retail only 81 30; extra terms aSents out At
only lOc. every one wants copy; big money; act
curk; Mr. John Moore sold 10 In post ONCE: ro,d
watch free to each agent selling 100 books; we pay
HENRY NEIL,
ja2s-oc llss. 7th ct. Philsdelphis, Pa.
WANTED DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
w rsau. conducted by ladies-men and women, white
and cOlored all kinds of domestic labor city state
ant spsncs. with references 100 ct. " d3l-5wc'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EOR SALE-53 ACRES ON A HIGH HILL ADJ
o.nine Ssrrett Park. where lots have sold at rate
OF &SU 10 ~ 100 an This tract Oyer Ks Rock
creek valley aid wide sweep Of charming country
~ u suitable Tor an Investment country home
syndicate purchase Price for the present. sl5 600.
on easy terms snail cash Payment and balance on
iions lime AGcr.ss the owner. HENRY n. COPP.
Io6 Ssh ST n. W.. Washington. u. G. fe2-tf
EOR SALE OF EXCHANGF-Goon DAIRY,
stocs OF grass farm 0. 2oo acres; u miles from
washington. near H. snS U. Il r. station, Maryland;
wll exchange for house and lot IN Washington.
Owner. ]. i. HALL. 33:fi ST. sc iaoS-.,ws
LSOR SkLE-NEAR EOCKvILLE-qO ACRES; y
L room house; all outbuildings fruit of all kIuds;
81, 600. Many other farmf
ia23- I'm COOKE d. LUCKErT. Rockville. Nd
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FOR SAIE-IOTS.

E'OE sALE-LOTS IL AND ~ SQUARE ina7
only 2Sc. 1t - in square l0>s, - rrons ard
only 20 deep -; al improvements. q :Npc
: OWNER, 81 Pennsylvania ave :p.i-g-.
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~ NPITAL CNcLEs."-ALI. 80 ctrs.,,5,, 90 >
wheeas reduced. 20 per cent "a ~, a.ss ~
next ~ DAYS 1nlly Guaranteed. Lisl-srsa. M ~.
wsassnt. .nisin.oad- ,rame g,ssusadfsos An che.
mace az ~, l, ,in. ere syseen.
f.sa,a IN, ~ r. 1920 StSLt % lss3 y. T. az.
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-lf - ST NV, Dr--.---b..tD'
Jas b. II. WARNER & Co. ol6 st. NV.
DOR RESr-FOUR VERY DESIRABLE WELL
l. located nearly new 3-story brick houses, with Ii
rooms each; all modern improvements ~ good or Ter
north side OF h st. bet. 18Th and 20th n. We
can ofer these houses upon terms which will render
them bargains TO persons desiring nice homes.
B. II. WARNER X CO,
ta21-12ts 9I6 + ST n W
ISOE RENT-THE CORNER OF 18TH AND G
L SITS u e. rooms and bath all latest improve
ments 80. Also 10 new Groom and bath houses o
u 81. let. Eth and l}tn H. and modern IN
every respect; 50 per month.
ja26-1m T. r. BROOKS. GIG i2th st. NV.
EOR RENT-l36 ST. y Fl ROOMS AND
l. bath; al mod. imps- eco. 30 rer month.
JOHN B. WIGHT,
ia13-f l4lOG ST.
EfOR RENT-s6 j0-5EoOM FRAMES on TUR-
L ner st. n. Just OF Bladensburg road: Potomac
water in each house. IHOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
ie1-10m' 81. r st.
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l43l n J av. Tram 1877. 30
, 30 9TH ct ne. Crib .....2J
} lOlS 1th st ne. 0r &b. 10. 70
} Do l. ST ms. 6r. Ii. 80
E2:i5 70 LBS n J av SO.
Or. all III i...... Il
, 3lS 9th st Sc. 5r......14. 30
lll26 Rla1 road ne, 6r. IL
Iwining City, Or & w10. 90
} 5l3 Marks alley Sc. 4r. 8. 30
~ bingham place NV,
} Or .....................S. 80
, l60S Crescent ST NV. Or
d and water. s
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1924 y nw(rear) SD ll2i 18th st NV Cresr,sl5
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our office only. THOMAS j. FISUFR 4 60
Jazz 1874 i -. n w,
EOR RENT-405 STII ST. " E. GROOM BRICK;
Il cellar, water and sewer; newly paperad: alley in
rear herdcs pass door S1ti mo. Good healthy loca-
ton. Apply EAGLE MARKET, Sth st. and Md ave.
n i..lD- So,
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LoR RENT-THoSE HANpS0NE NEW HOUSES
1926 and 1:S3S 9th 81. Il. eight ROOMS, bath and
yard: all modern cunTentenc1s: srlend.d location;
st3 Per month. Inquire Of FRANK T. BROWNING
4lo 9Th NV. sasS-tf
INOR RENT-lO6 c ST. NE: FOUR-STDRY
brick: Ii rooms modern fiaTroy ements monthly
rent. $50 in advance
So3 81 e.: three-s.ory brick; nina rooms.
monthly rent. SIS in advance.
Inquire 3s6 LIST st. ne. ja2S- 2w.
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DOR RENT
l. pa 18th NV. l1r sc:
200 9 ST NV. lCr. 4 N i60. ~
9O+ \ y ay NV. 9r&b60. ),
$50 9th s: Sc. 1lr....4s
1909 Mass ave ne. new.
%. all mi...............i.
Az 9th st sw. Tor and
store. .................. 81
coo b st ne, Or 81
@2O2 18th Ew, 7r. stable.
a IN i....................3 3.
62S q st NV, 9r. 3,
JOS 9th st ne. 6r. 81. II
feI SwORMSTED
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-02-17
Legislative Notes.

Mr. Roberts. of Pulaski in speaking IN oppo
sition TO the bill to prevent preferences IN as,
signments and attachments said he opposed
the bill because il was snare ana ueiusloh
because upon its face II bore the impress OF
fraud: because between the lines he could sc 9
the handwriting of deception: because It's Title
was a lie The bill had wrong name. IL
ought TO be called bill for an act to wreck the
financial interests OF Arkansas; 10 Cypress the
people and rob them OF their inaiienaple rights
10 legalize fraud to wink at robbery; TO con,
niye at the Vaccinations OF thieves; TO sleal
away mans inheritance from Cod ana Iast,
to p1t the seal OF unrighteous condemnation
nnon the earnest efforts of every man 10 become
an honest. honorable ana upright cltlzen
The following resolution was introduced IN
the House Thursday and tabled oy vote OF o.
10 %: MI. .. ,
Whereas. The heretofore Republican state OF
Nebraska has within the past few DAYS elected
\ Ponrlist w y Allen to the L , Senate anu
has thus strengthened the reform forces in that
body; therefore. be II .... :.
resolved by the House of Representatives OF
the state OF Arkansas. That we extend 10 the
ieoislature OF Nebraska our hearty eongratula-
lions on their good work
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-02-17

Brings comfort and improvement and
sends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presen. ing
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system
cispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
Ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but 1t Is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package. also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
and being we'll informed. you will not
accept any substitute If offered
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-02-17

LITTLE ROCK. Feb. l6.-In the Senate yester-
day after the the usual morning routine a num-
Der of committee reports were received and dis
posed OF followed by the penitentiary bill No.
1871 being called up In order that the various
amendments submitted might be acted upon.
All OF the numerous amendments were adopt
ed and the bill will soon come up for approval
as whole III an entirely new dress.
The amendment to strike out that part OF the
bill which provides for the building OF q new
penitentiary. was adopted 80 the penitentlary
will remain where 1t Is.
The following bills were Introduced: Senate
bill No. 100 to provide for The calling in OF out
standing warrants OF cities and towns. BIZ
No 1911 to provide for the management and
control OF the penitentiary. Bill No 1877, to
amend sections . and l. OF the act with refer
ence TO forcible entry and detainer. Bill NO
1893, TO make it unlawful to pursue catch or xii!
grouse. Bill No 1875, 10 prohibit the board OF
any state MISUNDERSTANDING any money from
the treasury except upon warrants from the au
ditor and for not more than one month. Bill
No. 1876, to regulate the manner of holding pro-
bate courts. Bill No. 1877, to prohibit the use Of
blinds and screens in or about saloons. Bill
No. 1893, for the purchase by the state OF lands
in Pulaski county for a military post for the
United Stata. Bill No. 1893, for the better reg
ulatlon Of county conyicts leased TO contract
ors
The vote whereby Senate bill No. 4s to ex,
tend the time of paying taxes IN Chlcot ana
Desha counties was defeated was reconsider
ed
In the house the morning business was
promptly ulSpOStuO w.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Whereas, The committee on journals have
not thus far made any report TO the house,
therefore, be II
Resolved That said committee be requested
to report to the house whether or not they have
at any time compared the manuscript journal
with the record journal.
Mr. Smith offered house joint resolution NO
TO- proposing an amendment to the constitution
fixing the term of all elective officers at four
years Read the first time.
House concurrent resolution No. 16 looking
to a final settlement OF the Woodruff shortage
introduced by Mr.. Kimbal was promptly
tabled on motion.
Special order honse bill No. $50. to provide for
the management of the penitentiary ana con
yicts OF the state, was taken up and the house
went into committee OF the whole Tor the pur
pose OF considering the same.
After some time spent in consideration OF the
bill the committee arose and reported progress
At2p III. the house again resolved Itself lnto
committee OF the whole for the further consld-
Grafton OF the penltentiary DILL, consuming the
balance OF the days session.
Many amendments were onerred, some Oh
which were adopted and others rejected. Inc
bill was approved section by section by section
up to and Including section As, when the com
mittee arose reported progress ana asked
leave to sit again to-day Immediately AFTER the
morning hour.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1893-02-17

House Joint resolutions Nos and ?. both an.
thoTlzlng amendments 10 the constitution
were uncerm onously showed under
Mr.. Judkins offered the following resolution
Whereas The public printing for the diner.
cnt departments and institutions of this State
Is an item OF great expense. and
whereas, III Is necessary that the State shall
be IL
Resolved That the Spe alser be and is hereby
authorized TO appoint committee OF three
members whose duty it shall be
j. To ascertain the approximate amount re.
CURED per annum to pay for public printing
done for the State
To ascertain the capacity of the printing
outfit NJ the Deaf Mute institute to do the pub,
printing for the State.
3. To ascertain what additional material II
any, Is necessary 10 a complete outfit to do the
printing and the cost thereof.
L. To ascertain as nearly Us possible the sum
per annum necessary TO pay for the printing il
done at the Deaf Mute Institute, and to report
the same at as early day as possible by bill or
Observation-Disclosures.
The resolution was adopted and the speaker
appointed on said committee Messrs. .udkins
Brown, OF Prairie. and Rodgers, of Jefferson
House joint resolution No. 4. proposing an
amendment to the constitution reducing the
amount OF exemptions to S25 for unma FRIED per.
sons and $50 for married persons was adopted
by vote of 81 to %.
Yesterday was slaughter day in the house
Bill after bill was consigned to the waste bas
ket without ceremony.