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Noirs.

DR.. W. II. Pike aud Miss Haunah II.
CLARK, both Of this city, have been
Joined ia wedloeE.
Bert Lsnvitt And Harry Logan, two
bad boys Of tho Third ward, were sent
10 Iail for sixteen days ny Justice
WedgwoOd for turkey stealing.
Charles Swensou aud Chrlt,ena An.
dsfson, OF Lake View, and George Il.
Robinson aud BeulAn Adams, VI
American Fork, Ato hesnced ~ we'd.
Tho new banking arm o. Swasey a
Martin commenced with the new year.
itsucceods the National Bank Of Com
merco.
A compromise has bsen Effected be-
tween Rhodes BroiherH anu Provo
CITY In tho damage tuii. thodes
Brothers have sgreed TO keep Ia repair
tho wooden pipcs ui the walof"otk'
system Tor two more ysAts.
A fite At American Fork On Tues
day night damaged the goods Ia
Jacobson's dry goous store. The place
was heavily Insured. An examination
VI the premises after the htv Indicate,
inccndiAfiam.
The retiring city council was han
quoted by eK.CounciimAu HAnhbsri
~ tho conclusion Of tho session.
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Notes and Personals.

Assistant General Superintendent
Milton Hardy anu George n. Bfim.
nall OF the territorial central board OF
Y. NJ. NJ. /. a. met with the board o.
tuoho Stake last Thursday evening on
business connected with the Atsocla
ton. They returned home on Fridsy
morning.
Parties and entertainments Of oil
kinds for the bouehs Of young and OLD
were the rule during the holiday
week.
The First National bank Of Logan
made a profit during the year OF " ler
cent, a Per cent OF when was auded
TO the surplus fund.
Mrs. w. Il. Preston and daughter
spent tho holidays In Logan.
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surgieal Onernlions.

Thomas Davis o, Benson ward Nj.
mosi severed his right thumb from the
hand while splitting kindling wood.
II II thought though that the member
eau he saved.
90 Tuesday Df. Ofmsby operated on
Robert II. hAtlEm, 10 year, u age, foI
the removal Of sons diseased nssh
that had caused a running sore ON hli
nsht side for more than n year.
Tue doctor also removed lum9i
tom under the hight eye Of JOIN
Bradley Of Paradise that had bsoi
troubling him for long limo.
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miseeIIa3eouS Works.

Orson Pratt'- WORKS, series Of psmphisti
on ne docuiae' Of me s'spo, book VI sa
pages, 7sc.
'iAud-Iiooh OF Reference 20 No history,
chronology, religion and country Of The Latter
day saiai'-iar Saints and Stranger, soe
The Martyrs, an account q IN. ruar,yrf,,s ~
lo-erh and iiyrlsn smith, win s,oel engraving,
~ th'so n1oie mon, by I. O. fIitionsid, 50,.
Go-I'ci Philosophy, showing tho ahsarli,is,
oi inhdeliiy and ths harmony OF tho gospsl
viii science and history, isc.
The Hand OF Providence, a. shown in tia
history Of nntiou. aud individuals. frum ne
great aposia1y 70 uisro-torauou OF tho gospel.
en- Illustrated work Of 2is pas--vary lnicr.
citing, zoe.
"uornionm Doctrine, plata and single On.
PLANTATION u No pfincple. u tho eo-fel, in
tveire tsrssly written chapters, vim app, ads
giving scupluTal reisFonooa, By Charlie. VI.
Psurnss, a.,
Dialogues aud Heeitations, No.
contains picon- suitable ior pablo and private
entertainments. 1ls
WIS We PTactice Plural Marriage,
By "I1uuou" -iis aud moihcr-uelon Ma
whishoI ciu,h cover, 49,.
'"HNhi 'ehabiietions containing ne r.
n'H's'h'' ruling OF JuiSs C. s. Pane iu uisA
'''"'"'y on int lmpor'ani question: 25c
III" ien"e--cs Massacre and %, e.u,o-,
lecture ~ John Nicholson, aos.
The mouniAia Meadow. Massacre ana
H"fPi'i"e"s Nf' iuu aoouuut u he
N''' ana p-oe th' u'ano where u properly
''s" ~ We i'n''''' 2e
hiooa Atonenieut, By @, ", ronroso, On.
plains ho doguino - understood hy IAttof-day
halru' ~
"'H"ihgs hna te'i'HtionH, second edition.
e'pA OF 10 Iaso-' containing . great sarissy
OF eh'le' heAdins- and hoai'Atoaa, complied
pfroL ''h' Paul, 30.
Al Epie Poem, BY Hannah I. KING. Papa
u eanu. eloh a. cents.
Vast Ftcetta. st.eora, mira. tia,t a
auiro. u.7si souir... "a "a.
saints aud sinners. ~ rhu. Robinson, Tsa-
The Wall Of the Great IGepubIic. NJ Sir
nsnry s.anal,a ooyordaIa. gss.
u.r,y,ao,., of uas.,h s,.,a,,. n.
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WHITE g. SONS COMPANY,
General market
No. % end "a VI. ist South, Salt Lake Cllr,

White Sons Co this opportunity
years, and to inform
stand.
prepared tho public all kinds q
MEATS, POULTRY FISH, GAME, FRUITS VEGETABLES AID GROCERIES
Experienced and
business and
furnished from market. o
Prompt delivery guaranteed
Respectfully, WHITE Co, white,
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dashed into this cover and then returned
% tho churn At the other end Of the YES.
eel. Tao speed Of the disk is multiplied
by gearing, 20 that considerable ooncus.
sion u given 70 the cream. and tn, but.
tor "a brought in an Incredibly shor,
time.
"Unchurnel cream Is characterized
by q great amount Of yiscoslty Now,
this yiscosity 10 the feature which has
been utilized In this churn, for by reason
OF Il the dick, revolving porpendicularly,
half IN the cream and half out, gets
coated with q layer of cream. which is
thrown OF by tho tangent force Of the
revolving disk, Thrown violently into
tho hood which covers the disk. II 70.
ceives its eoncuG ion there and immcdi-
ately returns 10 the churn. When, how
ever, that change tahcs place which the
dairymaid knows as tho breaking Of the
butter, tho viscosity Of the cream disap-
para, aud the disk Immediately clears
aud shows che bare wood once more
When this "a observed. tho dairymaid
consos ana ,hus prevents 'oyCrchurn.
ing"
Tho chum is open 30 that the cream
can 10 constantly watched.
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First District Court.

Court resumed session after the holt
days, yestefdsy.
isaao CLARK pleaded not guilty 10
ussaulling his brother Gideon.
Katrina Young was granted d.
vofos from charles n. Young on the
ground OF dcseftion.
The case Of J. W. Berslsy W Sheriff
John A. Brown came on Tor trial. IL
IL a contest between creditors over tue
possession Of a bicycle, which was
attached ~ the property Of n. NJ.
iamuels0n. Alter hearing the tesii-
mony ami Arguments OF Attorney
Judge Smith decided for defendant,
Toe bicycle viii be sold by the shorin
on the execution OF Shelton a Co.
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LIE on The WORLD
The only linz rllElHs lRO
Through Fast Trains daily 10
LEADVILLg,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
SCENIC LIE on The WORLD
EFFECTIVE nov. 10, 1893.

Train No. 3 leaves ogden 5iO1 Am.,
salt Lake sO5a. M, arrive a. Pueblo
300 AN, Colorado Springs 7;2J am,
Denver $40 a.u.
Train No, 4 caves ogden $50 am,
Salt Lake 0;25 p.m., arrive at Pueblo
$50 pun, Colorado Springs D'O7 pun,
Denver 1880 pm.
Connection made ut Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Putt
man sleopofs On all trains. Take tho
ID. & X. O.. AMI have "a comfortable trip
aud enjoy the Quest scenery on the eon-
iinnnL
IS. HUGHES, s. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Marngor q, 4. & 4. a.
Denver Colo. Denver Colo.
b. r. NENINS.
General Agent,
salt Lake city, u
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NEW cHUm.

a Disk Of Hard wood I,svoives vertically
In the Cream.
The English papers contain descrip.
lions OF wha, Is called tho New Era Disc
thurn, picture u which Is shown. It
Is thus described.
Tho churn consists ~ an oblong ves.
tel with n circular bottom. IN which
disk Of hard wood rovolyos vertically In
tho cream, Over this disi, Ia a hood. or
splash guard. IN that whom tho disk "a
royolyod tho cream picked up by It 81
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Youthful BnrgIars.

The Coop store at Preston was turg.
larized last Saturday evening aud
nearly 5000 stolen. Several boys were
suspected and watched, and nearly all
tbs money was recovered. The thibyeu
are all children Of respectable parents,
aud there IL much synipstby for The
parents.
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rroken Louisa Eonmaystrom, a
Swedish lady. has commenced bulne4
al kopparsurs. the center of the min.
ing industry, os 40 analytical chemist.
hH' haa studied under celebrated uro.
lessor AZ Stockholm and nus for several
years he!d responsible poItie-
chemist IN ,srs0 ism works -
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TIE THROUGH CAR LINE
Effeotive Dec. z, isea.
HaiHs Arrive aud Dspari NJ saI Lats
CHB Dahv. a. f0I0pss

AuuvE
from nll Eastern points. .............. 70 am
IRON Butte. Portland, san Frsu.
cisco. Cache Valley and urdon..iO - IN
IRON all Eastern points rark cry
oud NEicn...a4......s .s....s .s.s.. 4 1i D m
From Ogden and intermediate
poihti......s. Is p m
ifrom Milford, sanpote valley .Juah. Nephi.
rr3so. Eureka and intermediate points O. iop m
'ffon Terminus ana Tooolc............. W y m
nrrAEr
Dor ogden. Park Ciiy and all
Eastern points ...................... % a m
for ogdeu and Intermediate points .. o SIAN
lor ogdcn. intermediate 20 nts
snn francisco and Cache
valley points. .......................... IS . M
Tor Ogden, butte. Helena, Portland.
and san francisco ... ...........5 % p M
Tor Eureka. Provo, sanpcio valley
and Miitofis...ss.a.. ................ % a M
'fof 1"ocie and Termlhus............ 4, an
DAILY except sunday
.raias souta of Jaal run daily except
sunday.
City Ticket once, 2Oi Main Street.
Telephone IS.
D.L hurley. Gent AFt rmsgr Dept
A. DICKINSON. General Manager
D.. J. LOaiAX. q. T. a 4. Agent
Eu.u. CLARK,
ULiNtN W. MtNk,
b f1.ikn1 AAukUaON, Receivers
littpEHick Il CeUDERr
join ". DOANk,
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Abstracts, County Work
Blank Books
Are Spocislties.
County Blanks.

Prices furnished ON application. Davey
Tar Board aud boat grade Of msipuala
used TO make our W0gk durable Al
work guaranteed.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
standard euis@
In Ease, V-v io,b, 1904


IrlvHs slfr tAHu
No s-Tor Provo, liuEtam,
aud ell puinta knt........s....s. flel An
ko,t-Ior Prove, hfaudJuncuon and
alp0inu ktE........ ......--- va pm
No. t-lor rufuEH, HffuFn, Manu-,
and sa'iuA .s .... .s........ ...a Z p pm
No. 9-Tof Ogden snd Vests,......-....il .. pa
No i-for ogden and ne West ....-- s'lb pm
Irrtyrs tttr tAEs
No. l-Ifom EurUkA, tfuvu, Grand
Janruon nud ~ kAat. .-........ili % n.ru.
No. t-Irom Prove. Gand Juncton
and NE kaul,.................... IL 10 pm
No. '-From hihEhAm ituvs, hanu
and tAlina ...st.......-. nil9nsn.
No i-from ogden All the west. .... ~ An.
No i-fton ogden al Tho west ..,. bila p 70.
Only iWe ruuulng through fullmtn falaes
Double urawiuE hQtm -leepert 90 beaver wa
Crane Junction and a hauasa CITY ani 'hica'
20 via Colorado puint and only Tue running
Pullman rlcsprrs stIt Lake ~ san Francisco.
No changes close connections. SAFETY, speed
ana comfort
Tichst uaice Ne. s. ~ euH south ~
ID, L. DOpeE, A. n. WILEY III. EMMETT
StE. AAzAgsE Ssa. tspL Sss.f,Af.A
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-22

liant accessories appear to best advantage
when they are seen over dark gown, and
II a small hat or bonnet to match is worn
the effect Is doubly satisfactory.
A pretty and very simple plastron ar
rangement is made with the metal passe-
menterie pieces that come in pairs shaped
like corselet and fitted to the front of the
figure Satin ribbon inches wide is tied
In huge bow reaching from shoulder to
shoulder the ends being brought down over
the bust and gathered in beneath the top
Of the corselet pieces The corselet is at
tached to the bodice by means Of ieweled
stickpins.
All colors are used for these accessories,
black and gold being particularly effective.
A graceful garniture is made by arranging
the embroidered material in the form of a
yoke and bordering it all around with a
flounce of spangled guipure, which con-
ceals the upper part of the sleeve and falls
over the bust almost TO the waist. The
neck is finished with a high collar fastened
by a jeweled buckle.
A charming sort of basquine in which
metal effects and lace We're shown was worn
at recent fashionable wedding in Paris
1t was made If bronze faille and was EN-
broidered with bronze and gold beads
Wide Russian guipure was arranged to fall
like a cape over the arm, while the upper
edge formed a ruching across the top of the
shoulder, A breadth Of the lace was alsC
gathered in at the neck in front, falling in
plain folds some distance below the waist
There was high laring collar. With this
garment was worn tiny bonnet of bronze
beads trimmed with pink roses,
JUDIC CUOIIET
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GenernI Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2l, - Flour weak;
winter super, S202lO; winter extra, S2.2j8
2.5O; No. . winter family, S25O8265; Pennsyl-
yania roller straight, 2.7503; western winter,
clear S2.5102sO. Wheat duh, firm, with 6O9sc.
bid and 6O3sc. asked for March Corn quiet,
frmer, with il4c. bid and i2J4c, asked for
March. Oats quiet, steady, with 36I6c. bid
and 3lilc asked for March. Beef quiet. Pork
easy; new mess, Sl2Bl2.5J; extra prime, SEQ
1925; family Sl2.J03l3 short clear Sl30l5.
Lard steady; western steam. 81. Butter
dull, easier; western dairy l2Gl5c. do cream
cry, l5022lac; do. factory, lOHl4c.; Elgins,
2gJ6c. New York dairy, l402lc.; do, cream
cry, l4al7c. for old Pennsylvania creamery,
prints, fancy, 2ic,; do. choice, 23c.; do. fair
to prime, lga22c.; prints iobbinE at 25a2sc
Cheese steady; largo, y0l2c.; small, "a &c..
part skins, 3l6GlOc.; full skins, 2u3c. Eggs
weak; New York and Pennsylvania, l2Ul214c.i
western fresh, l2c.; southern, l0i6Ul2C.
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Boston, March 22.-The defeat of the
Mcleod interests at yesterdays meeting
of the New York and New England stock
holders is the topic of discussion among
bankers and brokers. The committee on
reorganization, comprising II. Jefferson
Coolidge, Jr., j. Y. Waterbury and Henry
Cannon, had their plan of reconstruction
carried out to the letter, for every vestige
of the Mcleod administration was elimi-
mated from the directory. presidency
of the road was rendered Thomas G. Platt,
but he refused to accept. The officials say
that all conflicting interests have been
harmonized, and the removal of Receivers
Platt and Perry will take place within
four months.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS

A dispatch from Santiago announces
that the Chilean ministry has resigned,
In the past three months Boston's relief
committee has expended 100000 in aiding
distress.
The 4-year-old daughter of Patrick Goul-
den, of Ashland, Pa, was perhaps fatally
burned Vile playing with matches.
The police of Lawrence, Mass, had great
difficulty in preventing a riot between
"scabs" and striking mill workers last
night.
In afght with pistols and razors at Three
Notch, Ala, John Cobb was killed and
Brag King and his brother badly cut A
family feud was the cause.
Henry S. Collins has brought suit
against the Carnegie company for having
been served with poisonous food by the
companys cooks during the strike al
Homestead, Pa, last year He want,
$4,000.
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NEW YoHK, March 2l.-Beeves very dull
prime native, steady; all other grades, lOc TO
l5c, per lOU lbs. lower; native steers, good to
strictly prime, &i21U4.25; meuium to fair do,
S36104l5; ordinary do, 79Gll3IO; good corn
fed Texans, .3.lO; bulls s'.iO0325; dry cows,
Slg5029j Calves drm poor 10 prime veals,
SiaG2j; selected, SL85lDZ5O. Sheep and lambs
firm; poor 20 prime sheep, s2.50d420; common
to choice l'Wls, .. Hogs lower; fair 20
good hogs, ejH5 ~.
EAST fTHaLly, po., March 2i-Cattle easy;
prime 10 cytr. 40; fair TO good, S3.jyl
4, common to I,,ir 5sHnU325; hcifers, $4,000
1925; stovs rs aua feeders, S22jd325; bulls, az
03; bologna cows. 80 10 SIP; fresh cows, sl5 to
ti5. Hogs slow; miyed and best tops, S4.SO0
480; best Workers stsO0LSj; pigs and light
Workers, SLiD04S5 sheep dull; prime, $3.50
81; fair to good, S25OH3.25; common, $500
8.2j; lambs, S35o0i2G fair TO best clipped
sheep, s2.2jG325; clipped lambs, s2.50G3.b0;
veal calves, S5,5O063ji heavy and best, $3.50
825.
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Univ REPUBLICANS WIN.
The Supreme Courts Decision in
Jerseys. Senatorial Snarl,
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATE OUsTBD

by Nearly Unanimous Decision Mr..
Rogers Is Declared the Legal President
of the senate-Justice Albeit WIN Pre-
sent a Dissenting Opinion.
TRENTON, March % The supreme court
chamber was throngcd yesterday to hear
the courts decision in the senatorial case.
Many members of the legislature and a
big array of the leading politicians Of both
parties were present. Chief Justice Beas-
ley read the opinion. The first point in
the controversy, whether the court had
jurisdiction in the case, was decided in the
Affirmative. The chief justice said the de-
cision whether the regulations of the con-
stitution have been violated rests exclu-
sively with the judicial department of the
state.
The court then treated the legal aspects
of the case, pud coming TO a consideration
of the question whether the senate is a
continuous body, held that there was moth
ing in the constitution of New Jersey to
define the life of the state senate. The
construction put upon the clause in the
federal constitution, which makes the
United States senate perpetual organiza-
ton, did not apply to the clause of the
New Jersey constitution.
BY the decision the Republican senate
becomes the legal legislative body
The chief justice held further that the
| contention that the minority could rule in
a legislative body was antagonistic to the
language and spirit of the constitution
and in violation of the doctrine that the
will of the majority shall be supreme. The
| constitution fixes a time for the annual
( meeting of the legislature. This would be
n superfuous provision If the senate were
, an everlasting body.
The chief justice next brushed aside the
contention that the hold over senators
held the exclusive and absolute power to
pass upon the credentials of the newly
| elected senators. This was the first time
since the adoption of the constitution that
such claim has been made. 1t was novel,
| but groundless. The ancient and con-
tinued practice has been to reorganize the
senate yearly, and the pretension that
under color of the constitution or the law
any senator holding credentials could be
deprived of his seat is an utter fallacy.
The term of the senate expires annually,
the same as the house of assembly.
The court in conclusion held that the
title of Robert Adrian, president of the
| Democratic senate, was invalid, and that
the title of Maurice A. Rogers, president
of the Republican senate, must be recog.
nized as constitutional and valid. The or.
| ganization of the Republican senate was
upheld.
| All of the justices of the court except
| Justice Albeit concurred in the opinion OF
the chief justice. The latter announced
that Justice Albeit held views of his owl
| ba xxpr11l Lott
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Inc hem"rN"Die A'ttuue oi ~ gs'"S'
VINO "'il De h'ng"" win nm
OTTAWA, Ills, March 22.-ln the case Of
the application of Prendergast, the assas-
sin, for supersedeas, the writ was denied
by the supreme court. Thomas Higgins
the Chicago murderer who objects to
being hanged on the same scaifold with
Prendergast, was also refused super
sedeas,
CHICAGO, March 22,-With the receipts
OF the news from the supreme court there
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DoYLEsTowN, Pa, March 22.-Judge
Yerkes concluded the examination of wit
nesses in the case of Wallace Burt, the
half breed, who on Tuesday pleaded guilty
to the charge of numbering Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Rightley, and pronounced the
crime murder in the first degree and re
manded Burt to Jail to await sentence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-22

The Girl of the Period May soon he Partly
Armnr ClRd.

With theEreat variety Of soft silks, grapes
and nets now in the market, there is no lack
of material for the construction Of dainty
vests, yokes, plastrons, collars, capts and
similar devices for che Frightening up Of
street toilets to suit evening occasions
where full dress is not necessary A great
deal of guipure is used, also beaded tulle
and net embroidered in jet or small colorod
cebochons or plentifully spangled. Indeed
flashing metallic effects are greatly in favor,
and as the spangles are very light there is
no objection of weight to be urged against
their employment. OF course these bril-.
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LIMA, o., March 22.--After being out
three hours the jury in the Langan case
brought in verdict of mot guilty"
Langan, while cashier of the Lima bank
acted as treasurer Of the Columbus, Lima
and Milwaukee railroad. He was charged
by b. c. Faurot, president of both insti-
tutions, with embezzlement on seventeen
different counts.
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LAUREL Md, March 22,-Congressman
Barnes Compton was slightly injured
about the hip and face yesterday after
noon. He was driving from the railroad
station to his destination when the horses
became frightened and ran away, the oc-
cupants being thrown from the carriage.
Mr.. Compton's injuries are painful, but
not serious, and he was able to return to
Washington last evening. He will proba-
bly, be confined to his apartments for a
daV or so.
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WASHINGTON, March 22-The shadow OF
death hanging over the senate was refer
red to yesterday in the chaplain's prayer
when he prayed for the recovery of Sena-
tor Colquitt, of Georgia. The rest of the
days proceedings We're very tame and un-
interesting, being confined chiefly TO the
passage of unimportant bills