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The morning call., 1893-02-18

over annexation. One good thing will re-
suit Our new territory insures the con-
siruction of the Nicaragua canal by the
United States. People who were indifferent
in the East now see that the canal must be
made.
1t is proposed 10y Governor Flower of
New York to equip the Erie canal with the
trolley system of electric power for haul
age. It is simply question of cost the
greater part OF which will be expended on
power-houses along the route. Barges and
vessels would only require an outfit of ma
chinery costing 500. Steamers could bank
their fires during the passage. The trolley
system might with little difficulty be ntro-
duced on sueh rivers as the San joaquin
and Sacramento. especially for the up trip,
but unless the power was transmitted from
Sierra waterfalls the fuel supply would be
a heavy item of working expense.
South Africa Is now enjoying summer
Besides diamonds for all the earth it is now
exporting peaches of fine quality to Lon
DON They are selling at from 60 to IS cents
each, and at that price South Africa will
supply all it can. 1t has the opportunity to
tickle the palates of the wealthy all over
Europe, and up to the end of May it may
even seek a market in the Unite States.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
OUR DAIRY INTERESTS.

The growing dairy interests Of this State
will be subserved by the passage in the
Assembly of the Senate bill known as Me-
Gowan's imitation butter BILL The bill
does not propose to prevent anybody from
eating limitation" batter who likes it, but
does provide against the sale of imitation
butter as genuine cream butter. The dairy
men have right to this degree of protec-
ton. The manufacturers of imitation but
ter cannot justly complain Of law which
requires them 70 stamp their product on its
merits. If they can make imitation butter
of better quality than cream butter the
imitation stamp would become a valuable
designation
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THE YoTF on TuEsDAY.

The vote on the recommendation Of the
special Senate committee, that the Rail-
road Commissioners be dismissed from Of
fee, will be taken next Tuesday. The post
p0nement is Ostensibly 10 give Senators a
chance to read the testimony as taken down
by their own shorthand reporter. Tho
newspaper reports have, however, been
generally read, and the Senators will have
made up their minds before the official
reprint reaches them. The CALLS Sac
ramento correspondent does not see much
hope Of a two-thirds vote TO dismiss. There
will be handsome majority, but probably
three or four votes less than two-thirds.
The Railroad Commissioners will, however,
have the right 90 resign 4 they entertain con-
scientious scrGpleS against holding Office
on the failure to obtain a twO-thirds vote
to dismiss In one house after the other had
voted almost unanimously in favor of dis
niSSal
The morning call., 1893-02-18
WHAT WE GET FOR GOLD.

A Fresno correspondent has compiled
tables of statistics which warrant the con-
illusions set forth in the following:
find thar the aggregate OF the European call
for gold from u.s. or rather the balance against
Us, is annually about $780, 100000, and classified
as follows: On excursonsts for fare and other
personal expenses 100000 000 from interest on
bonds and other securities held abroad bearing
interest S12O, 100000. As to the accuracy OF
these figures find that they prove themselves
very clearly by taking the full report OF The ex-
ports and imports. In 1891 made an estimate
Of he hscai year export OF gold TO follow, and
found that only missed il s6,OOoO0O (belng
that much UNDER. made 1t from The crop re-
ports and calculated from that. These facts
clearly explain why we ship gold Willie tile
balance OF trade is IN favor, as It seems that
We must ship S1SOO0O. 600 worth OF goods
before we are on basis OF equal exchange.
Respectfully, j. n. HARRIS.
Fresno Cal.
The fact that our exports exceed our I'M
ports by about S180,O00,000 yearly does not
warrant the conclusion that the balance is
paid US in the form of tourists expenses and
interest on bonds and other securities held
abroad. There are other means by which
the country may be drained of gold. The
return Of bonds would 20 the extent of such
return reduce the interest item. 1t would
make quite a difference to the country
whether bonds to the amount of $4,000. 0OC
were sent In place Of gold OF whether the
entire S12O, 100000 is sent out in payment OF
interest. There is another possible cause OF
the drain of gold. There are always foreign
loans on the market, and these draw gold
when the market prices Of such bonds is made
low enough. Suppose Russia and Austria
han an especial use for gold. In such case
bonds are offered for sale. and If the ruling
,,rice does not bring buyers suffieien
drop will be made to render the lnVeslins
attractive. 1t is well known that the rapio
payment of United States bonds mas SCI
Ioose a good deal of gold that seeks per
manent investment Possibly some Oh 'nls
IDLE pold has been invested III RUSSIAN
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THE AUTHORIZATION BILL.

There were but three Senators who went
on the record as opposed to the antI.cor-
ruption bill. One Of these, Senator Lyman
of San Demanding. objected to the bill on
the ground That we have not iails enough to
put offenders in. THE CALL ventures the
opinion that offenders will be few and far
between. The expenditure of money on
one side is Offset by an expenditure of
money on the other side. Neither candidate
profits by it. The only gamers are the
political bosses who often put one-half a
campaign contribution in their own peck cts.
The candidate cannot refuse TO contribute
without taking the chances OF being dropped
I,om the ticket. II the bill becomes q law
The morning call., 1893-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

sTCCKwEII's THFArEE. Powell street near Mar
ket-"CuE Boarding House"
FAIDvIN HrATER Market street. near Powell
81 &c Pupil in Magic"
1IvCII OFERA house EDDY street, of Market.
CleTs-" Cayalleria Rusticana."
CTcvF-STEETT HEATER. Grove street, above
ICik-"UuCle Toms Cabin"
NIeWAN 1HEATER, corner stockton and Geary
sts.-"Ihe Queens Lace handkerchief"
CkIIFoENIA1H HEATER. Bush street, above Kearny.
a Tip To Chinatown"
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bonds which French bankers have had on
hand for the last two wears. Perhaps
more probable estimate of the causes OF
the outflow of gold is the following: Tour
lists expenses. $50, 900 coo; American bonds
returned and foreign bonds purchased.
$50 600. 600; interest on American securities
held abroad. S61.O00O0a
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DA1IY CALL tincludng sundays, IS per yearly
~sisrs.r month. through carriers. DAILY CALI
f,rcopfes three mouths, So IS. SUNDAY CALL
Csixteen pages 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
Gala and WEEKLY CALL, s. so per year'poStpaid
NEEKLY CALL IS paCesl. 81 per year postpaid
1Er CALI cannot return rejected manuscripts
Fu viii the editor enter into correspondence re
@sffnr Them
The morning call., 1893-02-18

r7F Montgomery street near Csy open until IL
C.-for. D. A. TRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny, open unul O'clock midnight;
.sq Raves street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; SOB
erlfn street.. open until $50 o'clock; Sw. corner
slr+ecpth and Mission streets. open untii o'clock
IBIS Mission street open until O'Clock p N; and
1.6 Ninth street. open until 80 P. NJ
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Tie DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
NV vork. .FRENTANO BROS, Union Square
ctt,oeo ..... News Stand Palmer House
- orleans GALLUT & JOUBERr,
49, 1851 Common 81.
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TuF EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
,,Fotier building New York CITY, isprovided with
t.tsof California papers Visitors welcome. Adj
SutklLL Iates and sample copies furnished
+ h MISCH, Manager
The morning call., 1893-02-18

DIED IN THE RECEIVING HosPITAL.-Andre
Hate. an old man who was admitted to the Re
ceiying Hospital on Thursday, suffering from
leTday morning.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

Any Of our patrons 1obo fail to ind THE
MORNING CALL for sale b. troin-5Oys
~ coUer a fagor By notifying this oGice q
ugSct. naming The date and train.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

REMNANTS OF decorated china at half price
during The annual clearance sale at Nathan,
Dohrmsnn Co :, 122-l32 suffer street, below
The morning call., 1893-02-18

FrRNrrrRr.-By Frank ". Bntterheld. at IO9
Chlttanooca ST. al Il o'clock.
Books BY VIM. Butterdeid. at SIS California
g. 81 ~
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candidates will accept 1t with pleasure and
abide by ii. The bosses may growl, but
their growl is not so much feared as 1t was.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

THE INSANITY PLEA. - Edward Muller, al
present awaiting trial FOR assault with deadly
weapon. was ordered by Judge Seaweli 10 he
taken before the Commiss toner's on Insanity.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

IT is pleasant 10 be relieved from the fortunes OF
Rheumatism and equally pleasant TO have healthy
appetite good digestion and refreshing steep.
These pleasing results are some Of the good works
OF Parker's Ginger Tonic. Take 1t home
The morning call., 1893-02-18

Two Confederate stamps recently carried
a package from CRANKY, Mass, TO Boston
without being detected.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
MEATRER PREDICTIONS.

Chicial Forecast for Tweniy-four Hours
Ending Midnight Saturday.
IErARTNENT OF ASRICULreRF,
WEATHER BUREAU.
EtN FRANCISCO February Il, 1881
san francisco and vicinity - Fair weather;
cooler; variable winds,
?. T. jenkins. Local Forecast OnciaL
The morning call., 1893-02-18

ONLY soc for three pounds of famous broken
candy ia extra large Japanese lunch basket.
TOBnsend's, 627 Market street.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

CHOICE BUTTER 40e ron pickle butter. soc ron
fresh ranch eggs. 25c dozen. At Sbarboro & Co s
53l Washington street
The morning call., 1893-02-18

MIR F. II. WELD. an old and respected insurance
agent Of y ew Haven. c., had rheumatism over 50
years. until Hoods Sarsapariila cured him. Eor
three years now ne has not had an attack
The morning call., 1893-02-18
THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger circulation than any other
newsDauer published in San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-02-18

ANeosTURA Bitters are used by mothers to stop
collie and Iooseness OF the bowels in childreH DR..
J. 9. b. sIegert & Sons. Manufacturers.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

r v. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD.
q er,6l9 Sacramento st. cabinet work and fitting
mp ofbces promptly attended; telephone s0Om!6 II
The morning call., 1893-02-18

J.F.CUTTER SOLD BoURBOS.-TlIis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all iirst-cass druggists and
grOcers. ITSdenark-star within a shield.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Queen Margarta of Italy possesses coral
necklace which she always wears day and
night.
Emile lola is said TO be one of the richest
of authors and to have made 100000 from
the sale OF his novels.
Left Ericson's statue In Boston has been
criticized as artistically inaccurate because
it has smOoth-sbaven face.
Bobby Burns is 10 have a statue erected
at Denver, Colo, w. Grant Stevenson of
Edinburgh being the designer.
Florence Nightingale, the famous nurse,
is - years old. She takes her baptismal
name from the Italian city in which she was
born.
The King of Greece has a salary of $780,
600 and finds il all little enough when he
has to foot the bills of a stud aud 200 horses
and to pay the expenses of his royal POSI-
ton.
President Harrison is probably The most
enthusiastic pedestrian that has ever oc-
cupied the White II OuSe. lie is reported to
have gained perceptlbly in weight during
the last four years.
DR.. Mary WaIker isn't bothered about the
reintroduction OF crinoIlne. She will quietly
perseyere in her Prince Albert coat, dark
trousers, button shoes, SILK hat and brown
military cape.
Scott Hayes, the youngest son Of the de-
ceased eX-PTesident. is a bright and hand
some young man who bears a striking re-
semb.ance TO his mother. He is an electri-
clan and makes his home In Cincinnati.
John Huntington of Cleveland has added
his name TO the already long list Of liberal
benefactorS Of educational institutions.
More than half of his fortune Of $4,000, 600
has been bequeathed to charities and
schools.
The cigarette is Robert Louis StevensOn's
most splteful enemy and still the talented
novelist cultiyates il in excess that's truly
dreadful. At one time when. as he said, he
had particularly overcome the habit, he
was smoking about 100 a day.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

RECEIVER APPOINTED. - William Stuart
has been appointed receiver OF the Eureka En-
dowment Association by Judge Levy with bond.
Of SO 900
The morning call., 1893-02-18

For COUGHS, ASTHMA AND THROAT DISORDERS
use q" Br0tul's Bronchial T5oches." rs cts. box.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

Two pounds cream mixed candy in Japanese
baskets for 80 cts. Townsend's. Palace Hote.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED; REASONABLE INTEREST,
WI property tor sale. Room IT. Crocker bldg II ~
CAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- 53S Kearny St.. the only corporation that leadl
money on diamonds. Watches low Interest oe4 {
The morning call., 1893-02-18
SPIRITUALISNf.

~>~-~-~o->>>o
NINE. ARNOLD. SPIRITUAL CARD-REA ~,
w fee csc l02I1a Market St. room 2 fels 3ts
MRS. DURHAM. MEDIUM, 300 NINTH 81 !;
4u circle Saturday evening; admission 25c
MRS. FIX. FIRST-CLAsS MEDIUM: SITTING
Vl daily; 10 AN. to 10 PM 3201a Seventh. Il 7~
NINE. NJ. RAVENNA CLAIRYOYANT TELLS
W past. present and future 225 ~ O'FarrelLflI IN
EIRST-CLASS SITTING BY SINGING EVANGE
list Test circle Wed. eve, l42 7th. room so: lee
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY. CLAIRvoT ANT TEST
Nl medium and life reader. 21S Stockton. ap2o Ct
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP.
- lions taken at CALL Branch Of1ees. COS Larkin
ST.. 339 Hayes ST. aud 25lS Mission ST. openti
$3.50 p. NJ.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Extra Miueo Pies. SWANS, 2I8 Suffer street
The morning call., 1893-02-18

CALIFORNIA glace fruits. Soc h. in japanese
bask els. Iownsend's e27 Market street
The morning call., 1893-02-18

WEEKS NEWS FoR5 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
4 CALL. In wrapper, ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-02-18

"sPERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" Is ahead
OF them all.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
ASTRoLoGY.


NINE DR. THOMAS, SCIENTIFIC REYEALER
w by eggs cards tells entire life, past. pres
ent and future: consultation all AFT sir5: nothing
excepted; names given valuable advice; sDre help;
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossible:
diseases fee 81 letter 81 80 kearuy st lei Il
MRS. NoRMAND THE wORLD-RENOWN ED
w claryoyant planet reader; reads your whole
life gives lucky numbers: advice in business sDecu.
lStlOn; helps you with the lucky magic charm: ie.
ters answered by mall 81; les, 81 aud upward:
hours, IL 10 8 P NJ III GeSry st, Room l. flo l2m
NINE MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST.-FoRrUN Z
ti teller clairvOyant. ltfereader; fee 23c. fl6 St'
MRS. DIX. JoUFFROY OF n j. ARRIVES
WI Pythonism TO all who suffer men ally or physi.
caiy; never failed to give satisfaction jay GoGd
Vanderbilts Astor, James keene and others On M
poriant business TRANSACTIONS reads psy
by astIalnumerais eggs. crystals or domnOes cards
SOC up affairs OF heart and tncompatbttty. or let
ters with lock OF hair and complexion, speciality
hours TO p NJ; room 81, $50 Market ST. fel5 I'm
AIRS. NEESoN-ToLD BY THE HEAD AND
Iu card past present and future: price soc. AS
Sixth. the Brunswick Hotel. room Ia. fel4 II
PROFESSOR MEAD CASTS YOUR HOROSCOPE
Il by the planets: answers all questions OF | fe;
diagnose disease. 70 IA Sixth st, room .. Eel I'm
NJ ME. DIR. ATLANTA. THE HIGHLY CELe-
1u brated business medium tells entire life iroa
cradle to grave; every hidden mystery revealed;
brings back love and unites the separated: nauies
organ In your body and locates your disease anu
tells cure: she has no equal. 1913 aylor st. near
O'Farrell; open sunday; letters answered: fee ST.
and upward; by mail SO feS II
MRS. WILSON TELLS PAST, PRESENT, Flu
wi ture; ladies soc, gents 81. IL seventh JAIL 3m
NINE EXODUS. CLAIRVoYANr, HAS RE
WI moved to 227 oFarrell st fee soc. Oe24 II
wEEK'SNEws FoR5 CENTs-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL. I'm wrapper. ready for mailing.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
NOTICE.

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1888
The morning call., 1893-02-18


The delinquent day of above assessment Is hereby
postponed TO March 2, 1893 and the DAY OF sale to
FRIDAY, the Oath day of March. 1898. BY order
of the Board OF Directors
felItd j. w. PEW. Secretary.
The morning call., 1893-02-18
LOST.


T OST-GoLD LoCKET PLEASE RETURN TO
Ii Call Branch Once, Market st.
7 oST-FRIDAY, ABOUT p. NJ, N PARK
II near Eddy and Cough SITS, very small white
spaniel slut with ear black. Return TO 1919
Cough st; reward. felS St
GS REWARO-LOST. NEAR NEW CITY HALL,
IT u white fOx-terrier. A G. FORSYTH, S2OA
Geary st. fel9 -
CKYE TERRIER BITCH, TAIL AND EARS w
- trimmed. AS q Farrell; suitable reward. Eel s.
LEB. l5-LOsr OR STOLEN BET. FIRST A. y
It Second, Harrison and Mission, black and white
grey hound dog. tag No. 1921. Re urn 20 So
CIemeutina and receive reward. fel4 81
7 oST-LAST FRIDAY. ONE SMALL SoRREL
IL mare; iame In front foot; liberal reward II re-
turned JOHN F. LIN EHAN. Green Valley
ranch felb ST.
4 OST-A PASSBOOk WITH TIE HlBERNIA
II Savings and Loan Society OF San Francisco. in
the name of JANE QUINN. No 64.265. The
finder will please return TO bank. fel5 5t~
FOUND.
GORDON SETTER DOG. APPLY NE CORNER
I J Larkin and Filbert ats. fel7 Sts
The morning call., 1893-02-18

- Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
NC Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and SeYenth-1he
pastor, Rev. Dr. die, win preach morning and
evening. Morning subject. "Our Mission Field at
Home; evening. "Going out Into the World
Choosing Habits, Principles, COMPANION ships {"
In series young people Turning Points
ia Life" sun tay school at p. NJ. William bbott
superintendent Christian Endeavor meetings at
go p. NJ. General prayer meeting on Wednesdav
" Sea- frae
The morning call., 1893-02-18

80 TfNWdTU-rtTttt EntHrUDal
ss~6 Church, Howard ST.. bet. Second and Third
Rev. DIT Case. pastor will preach In the morning
on w Waterman, What OF the Nght?' and in the
evening ne Will deliver address on ,Gforge
Washington" with lessons for Young men from his
life and character. special musical programme
been prepared by Professor Schultz for the even
ing services suitable to the occ sion OF Washing
tons birthday. Special Invitations Is extended 10
members OF the Grand Army OF the Republic aud
OF the Nomen's Relief Corp
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-26
jim WHITLACH'S INSURANCE.
His Widow Suing a Com In urOok
lyn to Recover 10000

His Widow Suing a Com In brook
lynn to Recover $4,000
Mrs. Josephine Whitlach. widow OF Jim
Whitlach, is suing in \ B ooklyn. N. Y,
court, the Fidelity and Casualty company,
OF New York, to recover on u policy of in
surance for $40, 600. issued on her husbands
life. There are few people in Helena, or in
Montana, but who knew or who have heard
of Jim whitlaoh. He died in August, 1890.
at II lodging house in san Francisco. The
company contes.s his widows claim on the
ground that Whislach committed suicide.
Mrs. Whitlach says her husband was muir
dercd. and the question OF suicide or muir
der will have to be settled at the trial.
Jim Whitlach lost nearly all his money
In 1880 and vent to San Francisco. where
he stayed at the Baldwin hotel. His
friends say thai while his losses depressed
him a little. still he was n man OF great
energy and pluck, and frequently said he
would get back the money he had lost. A
short time before his death he played a
game of billia ds for Il $1,000 a side and
lost. On the trial 10 will be shown that
Whitlach made n trip Europe to sell a
mine for $500. 600 which he finally disposed
Of for $40. 600. He told several friends a
few days before his death that he expected
to get S32.0 600 from the sale of a mine in
New Mexico and $4,000 for a mine near
Yellowstone Park.
Whitlach left the Baldwin hotel on the
night of July 81, 1890, and hired a room in
q lodging house at 4S Fourth street. The
next morning he was found dead in bed.
There was q bullet wound on the top of his
head and another under the left jaw, where
the ball had come out. The door of the
room was locked and the only way any one
could have entered the room was through
the window. The poles found that the
dust on the window sill had not been dis
The bullet which passed through
brain was never found. The
pistol was identified as belonging to
Whitlach who had bought it to shoot sea
One of the most remarkable features
IA the case is the allegation that it would
have been impossible for Whitlach TO shoot
himself with such a pistol, the. barrel being
ak inches long, without singing his hair.
His hair was not burned and there were no
grains of powder in the scalp.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-26

Highest of all in I.eavening Powcr-Latcst Z. S. Govt Report.
R@h!'I.!! B BsMdsgz
PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Burrell, Burns. Burke, Butler, Carpenter.
Dudley. Fitzgerald. Fleming. Goodsll,
German. Graves, letters. Kilgallon. l. W
renee. Lesch. Lewis, LoRue. Lo ing. Losee.
MoDonel, Mckay. Ma tin. Nontsath. Rose.
S~appington. Smalles. SWEET, Tallant, Tier
ney, Truman, Van Cleve. Wahle. Ward.
Mslkup, Winter and Matthews.
Nays S-Bach. Coder. Fitschen, Jockey.
Metzel. Murphy. Scharnikow and Wilson.
Absent and not voting. 3-Davidson.
Huffman and Lockhatt.
The bill Furnishing illegal voting at pri-
mary elections was passed by yeas tfty-one,
nays two. Tho negative votes were Graves
and Burrell. q aves explained that he
was not opposed to a measure of the kind,
but did not think this one would meet the
case. Tallant said an exactly similar act
had wo ked all right In North Dakota.
The Teton county bill, originally in the
senate. wa conside ed in committee OF the
whole. Good II in the chair, amended SO as
to provide for An election to settle the per-
manent county seat. and reported back
with = recommendation that il pass.
The discussion of the Worlds fair appro-
prlation vas laid over till this afte noon.
~ the bill had not been reported from COM
mittee. The committees on appropriations
and claims were requested to repo the
bill for tho time set Tor it's consideration.
A PETITION, 100 feet long, signed by 2, 200
people. living in the limits OF the proposed
new county Of Fiathead. WAS p esented by
Butler. who said he would not insist on
it read through. 1t favored the
of the county of Flathead, and
refe red TO the committee having the
bill in charge. A petition ftom Misscula
county farmers was received asking for a
aw allowing use of bitches already con-
IT. noted by paying for the privilege.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-26
FISH AND GAME.
sportsmen Meet a House Committee and
Make suggestions.

sportsmen Meet a House Committee and
Make suggestions.
Yesterday afternoon q house committee
consisting of Dudley, Fitohen, Logue. JEFF
fers and Mckay met representatives of the
Helena rod and gun club and memuers of
similar clubs from Great Falls, Deer Lodge
and Butte, in a committee room. Numerous
suggestions were made to the committee
regarding the present fish and game laws,
Tbs representatives of the sportsmen be-
lleve that there ia room tor considerable
Improvement in the laws. There has been
a great deal of dissatisfaction expressed at
times at the wholesale destruction of game
by the wandering band of Crees who have
been the subject of much correspondence
between the American and Canadian gov
.ernnents, and without result. 1t is thought
that some provision can be made to tit this
and similar cases. A number OF details
were brought up in the meeting and dis
cussed. Tn proposed amendments to the
bills which have been introduced have not
yet taken definite form. When they are
prepared amendments with the bills will be
placed In tho hands of several gentlemen in
the legal profession who are much inter.
ested in the subject and q bill framed
which they hope Will meet the demands of
the times. The house committee is COM
posed Of gentlemen who take q lively inter
est In this question and the proposed new
law will be IN the hands of good ftiends
who will endeavor to have it passed at this
session and signed by the governor.