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COBBAN'S SCHEME A GO
MiSsOula Will Now Be Pushed |
There's Any Push In Her.
A BIG MEETING LAST NIGHT
MIR. Boos Was Chairman and Mr.
Winstanley, oecretary- here
We're Lots of peeChes and
Great Enthusiasm.

MIssoULA, Feb. 1S.--A largo number OF
the business men of Mssoula met at the
court house this evening to organize
board of trade, looking to the advance
ment of Missoula's interests. George T..
Boos was elected temporary chairman
and L. II. Winstanly temporary secre-
tary. Several speeches were made. all
showing the necessity of pulling together
u anything were to be accomplished.
The meeting was full of enthusiasm
md the citizens took hold with vim ana
vigor that was surprising. An executive
board was selected which will name the
president and secretary OF the organlzl-
ton. The Mssoula board of trade may
be said TO be reality and if, Mssoula
can be pushed ahead, the members pro-
pose to do the pushing.
1t starts out with n good membership
which will be increased. Mr.. Cobban do
serves praise for having so successfully
launched the enterprise in which he has
displayed unflaeging zeal.
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SU5PENS On DAY.
There Was Mighty Little Business in the
House.

There Was Mighty Little Business in the
House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-This was sus-
pension day in the house. Under the
rule, It was ordered that any bill could be
placed upon it's passage after 30 minutes
debate. The speaker recognized Mallory,
democrat, of Florida, to move the passage
of the bill to promote the efficiency OF
the revenue cutter service, under suspen-
sion of the rules. Clark, democrat OF
Missouri, made vigorous speech against
il. The vote was taken, resulting 80 yeas
to Sc nays. Two thirds having failed to
vote for the measure, it stood defeated.
Then on a viva voce vote, was passed the
bill to equalize the pensions OF Mexican
veterans and TO make the pensions OF all
Mexican veterans S12 per month under
the general law. About 1900 persons
would be benefited by the act and 1t
would involve an additional charge on the
treasury of about S1,000,000.
The house then went into committee oil
the whole and resumed consideration OF
the naval appropriation bill. Almost an
hour was spent in the discussion OF points
of order, but the chairman, Mr.. ONeill oil
| Massachusetts. decided to reserve his de-
cision until tomorrow. The committee
| then rose and at 5:05 o'clock the house
adjourned until tomorrow.
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IN The COURT.
MIssouIa Has Plenty OF sensations for
One Day.


One Day.
MIssouLA. Feb. ls.-P. Il. "Buifalo'o
Clark has led an answer in the Willis
Islander case, which is as sensational as
the allegations in the complaint. Ii IS
said that he accuses Mr.. Willis of all the
crimes in the calendar from abusing
Chinaman up tho scale. 1t is claimed
that there will be no difficulty in having
all the matter in answer, except as to
denial of John Willis charges, stricken
out. Willis and Clark are both residents
of Thompson Falls, and there has never
been any lovo lost between the two, and
the accusations set forth in Mr.. Clark's
answer to the specific complaint of Mr..
Willis does not tend to make them more
friendly towards each other.
Hon. S. G.. Murray is attorney for tho
defendant. When the case comes up 1t
will draw like murder trial.
The case of Conrad Fisher against DIR.
G.. 7. Mccullough. for.alleged malpractice
in Mr.. Fishers family, was dismissed this
morning on motion of plaintiffs attor-
news. 1t is now admitted that the plant
if had no case. DIR. Mccullough was pre-
pared for an elaborate defense, and
would have contested every inch of the
around. DIR. Cole of Helena, DIR. Sigh of
Granite, and DIR. Hammond of Butte had
been summoned by the defense as eN-
perts, but DIR. Cole was the only one who
put i'm an appearance to-day. When the
case was dismissed DIR. Mccullough in
vited several friends TO meet DIR. Cole at n
quiet lunch at tho Florence, and the invi-
tation was accepted. The menu was q
credit to Caterer Chaney's skill, and the
wines were the choicest to be found in the
cobwebby cellar. Hon. Walter NJ. BiclS-
ford presided. The others present were
Drs. Cole, Grain, Fitzgerald, Hanson, Par
sons and Mccullough.
The Chemical bank of New York city
has made demand on County Treasurer
Cave for certain commissions claimed foi
collecting and paying interest on Mssoula
county bonds held by persons in the Last
Mr.. Cave peremptoriy declines to pay tho
commissions asked. lie claims that the
:,ayment of the interest alone is provided
for in the bonds, and that the interest ii
promptly paid when due. The bonds out
standing are $4,000 coupon bonds, and i
there is any trouble in collecting the SAINT
Mr. Cave thinks the expense attached e
il should be borne by the bond holder anC
not by the county. Tho Chemical bank i
n pretty big concern. but Missoula count!
is a pretty big county and the treasurer 1
pretty big man. so no fear need be fcl
rs to the outcome OF the contention.
To-day Judge Woody appointed u. j
Kline, Ed Miller and w. II. Raymond I
appraise property in Missoula county ant
they have begun their labors. Judg
Woody also appointed Dudley Bass, +. J
Morris and II. II. Grant appraisers TO
Ravalli county and they commenced wor
OF Stevensville to-day.
The trial jurors were discharged unit
next "Wednesday morning, at which tim
a civil case is set for trial.
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MIsSoULA MENTION.

The Northern Pacific section house near
the railroad bridge. across the Rattle
snake, was slightly damaged by fire yes
terday. The blaze was caused by n de-
fectve flue.
Hon. u. J. Kline has returned from n
trip to Seattle and other cities on the
sound.
County Treasurer Cave leaves for Hell
ena tomorrow on business visit.
Alex Demcrs and family came in from
ST. Icnatius mission to-day and will re-
main in the city for several days.
". j. Meyers, doorkeepcr of the house,
spent Sunday with his family and left foi
Helena this afternoon.
J. NJ. Connell, the lumbcrman of Butte
is in the city.
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The Next Big Meeting Will BE Held In
A.hnrY PARK.

The Next Big Meeting viii BE Held In
A-bury Park.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Thc annual con-
vention of the League of American Wneel-
men began this morning at the Grand
Union hotel with an attendance OF bicycle
enthusiasts from all the states from
Maine to California. The primary object
OF the convention IS TO discuss severaI I'M
portant changes in the laws OF the
league and the selection of n place for tho
next annual meet. Tho annual election
of officers resulted as follows: President,
A. G.. Wilson of Maryland; first vice pres
idcnt, George A. Perkins OF Massachu-
setts; treasurer. a. E. Mergenthaier OF
Ohio. The meeting question was
then taken up. The vote resulted
Boston, 63; Asbury Park, 81. Delegate
Jacauitch. who had moved to strike out
the word white" from article 3, section
1 of the constitution, withdrew his motion
and the color question was left to the
future.
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LOST ON The PLAINS
A SheepheFder Meets Death In the
AW.ul Storm.
HIS BODY NOT YEY FOUND
One of Uncle Sans Soldiers Mon
keys with a Pistol and 1t Gives
Him Few of the
Pangs of War.
srec,a, Disnatch 10 the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
MILES CITY, Mont, Feb. 18.-The sheep
herder lost near Ekalaka mentioned in
the STANDARD yesterday. proves to be o.
Flasted, who worked for f. X. Parkhurst.
He went out with the sheep on the 9th of
this month, and got caught in the storm
and started home. When a quarter of n
mile from camp he lost his way. Ten
days search failed to find his body. He
was Norwegian and had been in
this country two years and was % years
old.
A soldier from Fort Keogh named Henry
Bennett accidentally shot himself on
Sixth street last night. He will recover.
He pulled a 80 calibre pistol out OF his
breast pocket, discharging it in some way.
The bullet entered his left breast, struck
his rib and came out under his arm.
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DONE UP IN GOOD STYLE
Continued from Page One.

ators knew full we'll how they would vote
and there was no need of delay. He
asked unanimous consent that the vote
be fixed for 2 o'clock, but Villas objected.
"Then let's have a vote now" said But
Ter, and it looked as though the bill might
at once DC put on its final passage. But
Hale suggested that many senators were
absent.
Then give notice." said Jones, that
/ will keep the bill before the senate until
vote is secured before adjournment to-
morrow"
And with this final announcement Jones
moved TO adjourn and at o'clock the
session came to a close.
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Celebrated Man on Celebrated Railroad

Gen, Lew Wallace. the renowned soldier,
statesman traveller and author. pays this com,
pllment to the Chicago, Milwaukee q 81. faul
railway in the ST. Paul Evening NewS-heeord
oct. g. 1894: 49,, CO..
II have travelled all over the United States
and Europe but never before have seen sncn
magnificent train services as l enjoyed on Inc
Milwaukee, between Chicago and 81 faul. Inc
private compartment cars are superior 10 any
Thing of the kind | ever saw.
Hur'' are yestibued throughout heated Dy
steam, lighted by electricity and arranged Win
'''N j. I. CoNLEY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
st. Paul. MINI.
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NAUGHTY FELLOW.
Frank TruesdaIe Tries to Scoop n Bank
and Lands In Jail.

EMPoRIA, Kan, Feb. 1S.-A man giving
the name of Heath, but whose real name
is f. II. Truesdale, was arrested here to-
day while trying to pass forged check
on a bank. A large nun Der of bogus
checks were found in his possession.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1s.-Frank ID.
Truesdale. who is accused of attempting
to swindle Emporia, Kan, banks by means
of forged checks, is well-known here. He
came to San Francisco about three years
ago and worked as a reporter on
the Chronicle. During the midwin'
ter fair he acted as chief OF
the bureau of publicity and promotion
and since the fair closed he has been en-
gagged in writing history of the enter
prise. He was a member of the San
Francisco Press club. He left here for
| the east about n week ago.
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PEABODY, Mass, Feb. 1s.-This town is
today celebrating the centennial of the
birth of the philanthropist. George Pea
body. Flags float from the public bu Id
inCs, while the decoration of private resi-
dences is general. The school children OF
tine Peabody institute listened TO the adj
dress by Rev. J. w. Hunt on George Pea
body" This afternoon in the town hall
the public exercises we're continued with
addresses by Francis Appleton and Rev
Minot ]. Savage.
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s,da rhomp.on's Mi.hap.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1s.-A cablegram
from Nassau, y. p, states that the Phiia-
delphia harkentine Sadie Thompson,
Captain Mowatt, bound from Caribbean
Feb. for this port with 1900 bags oil
sugar, valued at 100000, consigned to the
sugar trust, has been totally wrecked.
The vessel was valued at 5000. Ii IS pre-
sumed the crew was landed safe.
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oREsAAu DIDN'T.

IL IL Said lie Sent No Message To Homo
lulu In Beh III of seward.
WASHINGTON, Feb. lS.-lt is positively
denied at the state department that sec
rotary Gresham has interviewed specially
in the case of Major Seward, one OF tho
mericans under sentence OF death at
Honolulu for treason, or has addressed n
special message on the subject TO Minis
ter Willis, to be forwarded from VAN
cnuNcr.
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SUPPOSED To BE DEAD.

DIekio Was Only Joshing. But the Court
Was In Dead Eirnest
PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. ls.-Richard :.
Banker. who swindled the A. q. U. W.
out of about 5000 by feigning death, to-
day pleaded guilty TO the charge in the
criminal court and was sentenced TO five
years Imprisonment IN the penitentiary.
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AN Array OF MEN.
Kentucky In the Ihroes of an Agonizing
Spasm of Virtue.

LOUISVILLE, Fob. 1S.-As a result OF the
police investigation, the names OF 2,5OO
violators of the Sunday observance law
were reported to the chief of police. Tho
authorities held a conference and decided
to make test cases in the various lines OF
business, next Thursday being the day set
for the hearing of the first batch.
Prominent among those for whom war
rants will he issued are Manager Smith OF
the Western Union, ID. L. Sullivan, critic
of the Louisville Courier-JouTndt; Man.
arer Clifford of the telephone company
and many others
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IT'S The SAVE OLD TALE.
scores of Claimant. for Money LET, by n
X ch Man

Scores of claimants for money Lett ny
X ch Man
New YORK. Feb. ia special to the
World from Halifax. n. -, says: since
the disappearance of the VIII OF the late
millionaire, James G. Fair OF California,
relatives living in both Southport and
Charlottetown, p. f. l., have brought
their claims to a portion of the estate
which he left. Mrs. John Stewart, an
aged widow living at Cross Roads, near
Southport, is first cousin of the late
Senator Fair. their fathers having been
brothers. Maxwell Henry, who resides at
Keppock, is n son-in-law of Mrs. Stewart.
William Ross is another first cousin OF
the deceased millionaire. Mr.. Ross
mother was sister of the senator
father.
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third time, 1:l724. Five furlongs-Motor
won. Terrier second. Bernardo third;
time, 1:03H. Five furlongs-Clara White
won, MItIneer second. Claudius third;
tune, 1:l2. One mile-Volt. won, White
STONE second. Booze third; time, l 40.
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LIMA IN DANCER.

Tho Insurgents Have surrounded the
City and Fight l. Imminent
LIMA. Peru. Feb. ls.-lnsurgents have
surrounded this city. The government
troops are engaged in throwing up breast
works and barbados Tor the defense OF
the capitol.
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LONDON. Feb. 1S.-A dispatch from
sydney. y. =. W, SAYS there - an excel
lent demand Cor wool. especially 10y
French buyers. Tho receipts are decreas-
ing and the prices NJ the close saturday
showed an advance OF 5Glo cents on tue
week.
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SACRAMENTO. Cal, Feb. lS.-The assembly
Of the state legislature, b. unanimous vote
adopted resolutions to-day 'ayorin- the anneNa-
tton Of the Hawaiian Islands and the election OF
United states senators by popular vote
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GENTRY CAN b FOUND.

Ito kiIIod Madge horNo anu 'HVH DIS
appeared.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s.-Up to noon to-
dav nothing has been heard of Actor j. b.
Gentry. who last night murdered Miss
Nadce Yorke at the Zeiss hotel. The re-
volyer wi n which the murder was COM
mitted vas found to-day in n snow bank,
half a block from where the crime was
committed. Three chambers were empty,
showing that Gentry fired three shots at
the unfortunate actress, only one of which
took effect.
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SAN Francisco. Feb. ls.-Thc racing
was over the regular course to-day and
five favoritcs won. N.N iurlongs-Nor-
bIich won. j. O. C.. second. Ai1rocck
third: time. 1889 six fur!ongs-D.ck
Behan won. Miss Buckley second, Ecker;
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JUMPED lie TRACK.
Fatal Accident on the Norfolk a West
ern Railroad.

ern Railroad.
HUNTINGTON, w. ", Feb. 1s.-The en-
CINE and two coaches of n passenger train
on the Norfolk & Western railroad jumped
the track seven miles west of this city at
a. IN. to-day. John Adkins of Wayne
county was killed outright. An unknown
lady from Petoslky, Mich, was struck in
the head and is dying. Engineer Jackson
and Fireman CAM are seriously injured.
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BANDITS w IL BE SHOT.
The Mexican Way OF Furnishing Out


PuEBLA, Mex. Feb. 1S.-More of the
large company of bandits which attacked
the Scott Tie camp have been captured
and will be shot. Soldiers and rurales are
securing the country to make arrests CT
the entire 60 robbers. The Scott brothers
and Foreman Franklin are improving,
and it Is hoped they will recover from
their wounds. The bodies of the six per-
sons killed in the attack were buried
| Wednesday.
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The Anti-Dolph Republicans Finally
,Eree Upon q VI
SALEM, Ore, Feb. ls.-There was no
material change in the senatorial vote
to-day. Al of the anti-Dolph republicans
united on George II. Williams. The vote
was: Dolph. Is: Hare, 10; Ralcy, q;
WcatheriorI. l b.; Williams, -; absent, :
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Persisted /. HE SNOW.

Two Lit Ie On,s Were Froz N.
ABERDEEN, 5. D., Feb. 1s.-Reports
have been received here of a severe bliz-
zard in the hills east of here yesterday.
Mrs. NchrinE and her four children at
tempted TO go TO a neighbours house dur
ing tho storm. They became bewildered
and when found the mother and two
children we're dead and the other two
children badly frozen.
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CREENHU : ANSWER.
He Shows That lie Did Right by the
whi~key Trust.

CHICAGO. Feb. Isl. b. Greenhut APP
reared before Judge Grosscup's court to-
day to answer the rule requiring him TO
account for his actions during his brief
term as receiver of the whiskey trust. HIS
attorney read the answer prepared by the
respondent. The attorneys representing
other interests asked time to read the doc
ument. The court continued tho proceed
ing until this afternoon.
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Have you ever noticed how your system
seems to crave special assistance in tn
spring? Just the help required is givel
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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WA-HGNGIoS, Feb. is.-Ihc comrtrolcr or
The currency has declared a dividend % 10 per
cent. IN favor Of the Lynn County bank Of Al
bany, Ore.
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BOISE. Idaho, Feb. 1s.-rherc was one
Sweet man absent to-day, and the vote
for United States senator was Is follows /:
Shoup. -; Sweet, Is; Claggett, l..
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CHARLES EHSLEY,
TaxidermIst, rlissoula, Montana.

Game, Heads, Animals, Birds, Dead oam''
Fur Robes and Rugs
. snerialry of mounthny and re
seryinr Heads and specimens 20 ordsI Ilr
sDorTsmen Correspon ie nee s0!lelteL AeR
ron .'standArd" vheR WTitlnE
The record-union., 1895-01-19
Y. w. c. a. Notes.

The Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton is still being benefited by Miss
Prices visit. The daily attendance at the
rooms and classes is good, despite the
stormy weather.
Attention is called to the Wednesday
classes: An embroidery class from I:3O to
P. NJ. and class III Shakespeare from 3
TO 2. NJ, led by Miss Chandler. Wednes-
day evening current topic class from I
10 s, and another Shakespeare class from
to 8.
Pupils are entering the Delsarte and
physical culture class each Monday at
7:30 P. NJ.
Several of the members of the associa-
ton, with Miss Chandler, are attending
the State Convention in San Francisco
this week.
The gospel meeting for women will be
held at the rooms at p. N. on Sunday.
II will be special prayer service for
Miss Hill, an Ohio Secretary, who has
gone to India, and who will hold a meet
ing IN Jerusalem on Sunday. All women
are welcome.
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understood as favoring the employment
OF such labor upon roads that are not to
be permanent. Where vagrant labor may
often be employed to immediate advan-
tage, however, is upon the cleaning and
repair of city graded streets and sewers,
and it is for that reason that the RECORD
UNION favors the re-establishment of
the chain-gang, SO called.
But even then vagrant labor should not
be employed to the displacement of vol
untary labor, because it is a settled prin-
ciple that voluntary labor, being species
OF slavery, is never so economic as free
labor. But it happens that in times when
vagrancy is phenomenally great, its labor
may be SO employed also as means of
prevention and Of punishment. ecouom-
ieally. since the vagrant in the character
Of an idle prisoner lives upon the result
of the industry of someone who is not
a vagrant.
In all such cases the labor should be
such as voluntary workers do not seek;
it should be distasteful that the man may
not be content to be a pauper; it should
not be of character to be worthy of a
wage beyond food, shelter and clothing.
New York settled on these truths long
ago. Make the vagrant content and you
have him always with you.
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NAGRANcY AND LABOR.

RECoRD-UNIoN correspondent on
Monday referred to q British Columbia
plan of utilizing vagrants and prisoners.
namely, working them upon the public
roads, and advised such policy for Cali
fornia.
But first it should have road systems.
Road work upon highways without sys-
tenn is of little or no value. Road work,
in short, as commonly practiced, is
something that has to be done over and
over again, year after year. 1t is the
spout that forever discharges the tax
payers coin; then, too, it is work that
consumes the money Of one class and ex-
empts wholly another equally interested
class.
y good place TO discuss this very inn
portant question will be in the State
Rosd Convention of February 9TH. The
Colusa San has some very practical ideas
and information upon this subject of
vagrans sabor on highways, more ad-
vanced than any we have heard, but the
San. whose editor is an engineer, is not
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A CLEAR CASE.
Ihe Coroner's Jury Find That Henry
Strong Killed Himself.

The Coroner's Jury Find That Henry
! Strong Killed Himself.
Coroner Miller last evening held an
inquest on the body OF Henry Strong,
who committed suicide Wednesday
morning.
Fred Lachemeyer. who conducts the
Ell Dorado Saloon, testified that about
year and a half ago Strong came into
the saloon, and after having cate II
lunch there, took q small bottle of
laudanum from one of his pockets and
drank the contents. The witness advised
Strong to get doctor, and Strong re-
piled that he didn't want stomach
pump" and that he knew what he was
doing.
Mrs. NJ. Johnson, who lives over the
store in which the deceased killed him.
self, testified that Strong on two or three
occasions intimated to her that he would
commit suicide. She had detected the
odor OF gas about the time Strong spoke
OF the matter to her.
The condition Of the body and the man
ner In which the deceased met his death
was tod substantially as related in these
columns.
The jury returned verdict that Strong
came to his death by his own hands.
The record-union., 1895-01-19

SENATOR BEARD has fired legislative
gun by his Senate Bill No. that will
bring shotgun experts to the front, and
now the war with regard to hunting and
fishing privileges will open merrily.
The bill makes it trespass to land or enter
without license of the owner or occupant
on any land owned by any persons on
the seashore, or the borders of lake,
river, or other nayigable stream, to hunt,
fish, shoot, camp, or for picnicking. Like
wise, it is made q misdemeanor to de-
stroy or remove any notices on the land
prohibiting hunting. camping, landing or
picnicking. The law already protects in
closed lands from trespass; this amend
ment to the Penal Code is entirely new,
and, as will be seen, refers to those bor-
der1ng on navigable waters.