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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Sent Back to Rexburg.

Linnie Bowel was furnished railway
transportation by the county yester-
day evening and sent back to her
home in Rexburg, Idaho. This action
was taken by the comfy authorities rs
boing tho best way OF helping tho I'M
fortunate lass out In her pitiinl plight.
The girl's story Ia 10 the elect that
nrsr eighteen mODlhs aso she came
from her home in Rexburg, Idaho, TO
seek employment hee. She procured
n poaiuon ns domestic IN n lodging
house, where she was made tho, Jeot
Of much attention from man calling
himself Smith. The innocent country
girl was completely taken In py tue
stranger and about seven months ago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Caught a Runaway Outfit.

A large bay horse attached 10 a de-
livery wagon ran away on Est Tenn
plo street, about II O'Clock this fore
noon. AZ the outnt crossed Second
South street and dsshei on towards
rhird south, theIs was q great scam.
psTing on the part a. pedestrians 70 got
out Of the road 10 escape boIng run
over. Near Third South street n young
man, wnoss name was net learned,
Just stepped aside Tar enough 10 allow
the outnt 10 pass hithout tToking him,
and then made four or nve bounus,
caught tho hind end OF tho WACO ,
climbed IN on ovor the scat, passed out
on 10 tue shaft bar and picked up the
linet which were dragging on tho
ground And brought the horse 10 halt,
after which he turned round rnd drove
up s,rset had reStofed tho outfit 10 Ito
owner. Vhe young man performed ~
tstcie ao'Hud WAS warmly praised for
his clever vo;k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Y. N. NJ. |. A. Conference.

Tho Y. NJ. N. 1. A. OF the Salt LsSe
Sake will hold their annual conference
Oct. ~. Atl0a. m. sn officers NEST
Ing In tho Assembly Hall, which
every officer 10 expected To attend, gnu
general meetings Ia too Tabernacle at
9 anu 7 pm. Very interesting pro-
grams aud singing has been prepared.
Everybody 10 invited.
JOS. IL, FELT,
J. w. LARDLEY,
q. Il. STEWART,
Stake Supsrlntendenoy Y. NJ MI. A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

iude. This l. the extreme sou,heas'
point OF the Alatkan concession. I,s
location will have q great deal TO do
with determining the boundary line
netween Alaska AMI Briti,h Columbia.
III. wosk Of last year consisted OF the
locating Of Mount Saint Elias % on
the boundary between the two ooun.
,riss. Next season tho more delicate
work Will be begun offunning the line
between thesc two points. ENGLAND
claims much more than tho Uuiied
States concsdss az 10 this boundary.
Tht surveys ~ far made tend 10 con-
firm the contentious OF this country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
uonoriaE G.rmau,'. Ruler

CouRCKLLEa, Oct. l6.-The streets
were proiussly decorated today and
the railroad station WAS crowded with
people eager 10 greet the emperor AMI
hm press " Germany upon their visit
10 Alssce-LorsAinv. They arrived at
o O'Clock and we're received at the rail-
road station by Baron Won Hammer
stein. The emperor and empress pro-
ctedei 10 Chateau Uryille. Tho route
was lined with members OF veterans
associations, school children, etc., who
enthusiastically oheered tho imperial
usrty and peltsd their msiostios with
flowers. The Emperor Frederick
monument nj the battlefield OF Woerth
will DO unveiled ON Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Police Court.

Andrew Jeuson, J. A. Christensen,
A. +. Christensen ana Ed Nelson
weI0 arralgned tails afternoon, charged
with eating timber from the city
lands In City Creek canyon. IA thu
statute under whirh the ART 1t was
mado was not forthcoming, the parties
were ordered TO appear ;or trial tomor-
row afternoon anu allowed TO 70 on
their own reccgniEsnce.
IL w. Cohen aud james w. PypeT,
who were arrested on oo;lplsiut or
Oh.ccf Hsmpie, lof CT .sliy TO Fnimsls.
wsra 'ng tried on that charge az
pa time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

he succeeded In placing her unier the
Il II lencc Of n drug, wnon he accom-.
pllst cd his devilisb purpose. Lihnie
~snisred into house on SUNDAY 10
search Of rect and her condition was
nsliced by the good lazy VI the houer,
who Immediately notified the cou ~
authorities. County Phyclelan wight
gave ths girl medical attention aud
yoAterduy eyzniug sho tisfic1 iDr
home. hBmith" has MT sc. btnn
found, but bis identity will be u matter
Of tolicitudo on the part u cauniy
cfllclals who will still be on the looS-
Out for him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
ALAsU. BorNDAnY SURVEY.
Engiapd claims Msr. ,hnn this Conn
Ivy Noncsdes.

wAsHisoToS, Oct. l5.--SuperlntVn'
dent Duiiield OF the coast and geodeIio
survey has been informed that the
parties which the survey has had In
the field at Alaska during the past
summer have concluded the seasons
work and ore now ON Mary's island,
waiting 10 bs picked up anu brought "
San Francisco on the Pattefton, which
has been engaged In photographic
work In Alaskan waters.
There have boon Ave parties from
the coaAt survey engaged In the WORK
in Alaska during tho summer undei
Messrs. Dickens and Walker. ThoiI
principal work hns consisted In hKing
the point where the Portland cana
crossed the hhy.sixth parallel OF iaii'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
FIRE AND POLICE BOARD.
Donovan's Trial set for Thursday
neutrality-suspicious. Against Tailor
kimbAll-Crosby's Resignation.

The fire aud police board held .
meeting last evening with Commits
sioner Noble present, but Chairman
Jennings absent, thus again inter-
iering with the hearing Of Captain
Donovan's case. Chairman Jen-
nings's sbsanoe, however. IL only tom
porary, and az Mr.. Noble leaves tow n
sgaiu on Thursday night, Douovan's
trial wS SGT for Thursday morning Mt
II o'clock, at tho conclusion OF which
the cases against Firemen Fitzgerald
aud Tremayne will come Ut.
II. III. Norton, who was con fined H.
the city jail about q week ago. a..
drunkenness, appeared before a..
board and thon anu there charged
Tailor Kimball and the guArue
over the city prisoners with
inhumau treatment to him while he
was under their Jurisdiction. He said
ho had been forced 10 work when he
was not In fit condition 10 do 30,
being sublsot TO nls; that because OF
bis not being able TO do n good Days
work ON tho rock pile. hs was thrown
into the all and kept on bread ana
water. He also alleges that tho cell
into which he was put. had q rather
fHgid moor, but he was forced to re-
main there without hro or blankets.
No action was taken In the matter
Ne the DOM missionep wanted 10 con-
suit the TAILOR, and ~ he had gone
home, he could NOS then DO sesn.
Byron Crosby, one OF the suspendcd
nremeD, sent In = communication In
which he rendered bis resignation AZ q
member Of the nre department. which
was promptly accepted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

LAREDO, Tex, Oct. l5.-Tho Mexi-
can consul Of this city. Lameda Disz,
said today that President Diaz would
never consent TO allow the Cofhett.
Fllz,lmmons fight In Mexico, and
owing 10 the good will OF the people
towards this president, they would not
participate In anything to meet his
disApprovGl.
A representative Of tho Associated
Press was shown the official dispatches
from the Mexican capital which au-
thoriEed the consul here 10 state that
the fight should not occur on Mexican
soil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

encs was Lucy Day, most ftly
de cribed ma "a b't Uf da cling sun
shine" Like an electric spaIk shu
seemed u DO here. there anu vve.y
where, ail at once, and every tfing she
touched turned iuto iun. John II. Hen
shaw IL tho brilliant star In the oonst- i
titn, SHINING all through the perform
hnce. ills quiet Jokes took Immense y
with tho audience. Verona JAtheau's
singing was ~ much appreciated as her
pcr1OnEl charms were admired and
Cherita Slmpsons Rjsamund came Ia
iDra share u the houOrs VI the evening".
John diltett created an uproar both as
u "good. youig lover" AMI In his
specimen OF mOuoio no. May Ten
Brock aud her threu 4 makou chhrge.p
iurnished another part u the Amuas.
inent. aud George A. 3hlller ~ his
various diguises WIS immenlc,
notably In his "Chhtioy's AuUp ana
his unexpected Appearance nv Toe
leader OF the gichtGtfa and his turning
upon tho audience tue ghsetly lace Of
SvenRall
There were several other features Of
The "show," all VI which were vigof.
ously hpplaudsd.
OWING TO y defailod car o. tne Rio
Grande WUotorn, this passenger trai u
carrying The cOmpauy wos delayed
several hours, and the members OF the
company had hardly had time 10 shake
III the duAt VI the road before they ap.
pearcd before the public. That they
ertholess succeeded 40 admirably Il
= testimony both to their ability and
their anxiety 10 please.
The Passing Snow closop lie engage
ment tonight, and there IN every inui.
cation that tho TheAssr will again be
crowded.
AT THE GRAND.
Money and Matches Is n noht, light
piece OF comedy-.o be- enjoyed when
one u tired with the serious work aud
worry OF the day. There h not
thing In the play 10 tax the ability OF
the players 20 any considerable ex-
teuG but II 10 possessed OF one great
feature go desirable 20 all dramatic
work There N none Of
tue impossible In II, lite ioundstions, the
dialogue aud situations are tll natural,
and tue eate with when the paris q
the play, ~ anu tho grace with ~hich
ihoy ora worn makes one forget that IN
tue piece there IL no call for any great
flights into the difficult. In tue sec.
0nd ac'. where Lyon discovers his
bosom friend johnson embracing
Millir, there was not quite enough
maize OF the situation ana the conse.
quont explanation and friendly, open.
hearted makeup. While what was
done wac PERFORMED nicoly-was q
delicate little blt-lhore was not quite
enough Of II. The piece 40 n whole,
when taken into thought with other
and heavier plays, Is readily given its
place a. bright little chip OF n dia-
mond without which the entire
dramatic design might be- incomplete.
The play will be on at the Grand tor
tho remainder Of the week.
THE LYCEun.
The New Lyceum formerly Won
deriand) viii open its doors tomorrow,
"wednesday, Oct. 18Th, with the Old,
Old Story, presented In this atty for
tha .ftsss time. This place has been
nicely fixed up for tho season,
and tho company engaged promises
we'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

ATLANTA, tGa., Oct. l5.-Tne Am.
orlcan Bankers' association began It's
session today with an unusually large
Attendance. The association was
welcomed TO the city by Mayor King
and to the state by q. q. Jordan, presi.
dent NJ the bank-rs' association. Presi.
dent John J. =. Oisll responded and
delivered bis annual address. In which
he declared there was more trouble In
store tor the country unless the system
Of governmental note ishues DO
abnndorSS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Prshaie Corrl.

Minnie Ii. Nug>nt, wido7' o: the
lats Henry Il. Nugent, who YVES killed
- Park Guy about u month aSo, today
nled u petition In tue county court
asking that the viii be Sjmitlod n
probate, and Saturday, the 26lh dty Of
October was set Nh the GATE Tor the
hearing OF said petition. rhq 'alue ~
the estate Ia placed ~ $4,000 cyL.jsi-
ing OF cash. real estate and personal
property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
snip De.trer.a BY rI.m,..

NEW YoRIS, Oct. ia special to
the Herald IRON Valparaiso, Chile,
says: An American vessel, the Par
thla, Captain Carter OF Bath, Maine.
bound from Liverpool 10 Ban Francis
co with n cargo OF coal on board, was
burned at soa 400 miles Of tue sou, b
coast OF Chile. The crew took refuge
In tbs boats, one Of which, that under
charge OF the second mate with ssve u
on board, rescued this port. The other
boals have not been heard from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
eoRBETT Ann pAnEY.

The riHh, Especi d 60 Come or In
Arkansas.
PALESTINE, Texas, Oct. 15.--James
j. C0rbcitt aud party will spend today
IN Palestine. Thoy arrived last even
Ing rom Ban Antonio. The opera
house has been engaged and be win 20
through his usual course Of training,
probably giving spArring exhibition
In the evening, after which tne party
will proceed to Afkansaf, where the
great contest is expected to take place
as advertised.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

CLEVELAND, Oct. Between mid
nignt and aybrsak the city govern
mont TOOK po,e-sslon o. tbo lake front
and the city. Tho mayor and cabinet
personally directed tho work by which
u number OF streets closed for years
were opened TO the waters edge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. l5.-As the
north-bound freight on the Buffalo
division OF Western New York and
Pennsylvania Railroad wac passing
Elirid station this morning, ths loco.
motive plunged down an smbapkmeni,
followed by eleven loaded cara. Fire
man jesse Baxter was crushed TO
death; Engineer Brookway and Brake-
man Hagmie were seriously Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

MEMPHIS, Oct. l5.-Je1 Ellie, the
negro criminal captured on Saturday
near Holly Syringe, Miss, is on his
way back to Braden, Tenn, ths scene
OF his crime. In custody OF three
officers. Ho will almost certainly be
lynched on his arrival At Braden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
onbioa rrom a.. Aslntio station.

WAsHfSoToS, Oct. i5.-Two cable
message. were resolved by Secretary
Herbert today from the AsiAilo ttatlon.
One briefly announced tho arrival Of
the gunboat Petrol at Chemulpo; the
other simply announced the arrival OF
hachias at Shanghai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
senator i.sail- a Candidate.

CHICAGO, Oct. l6.-Ex.Bsnator J. J.
Ingalls,, Of Kansas, arrived last night
nj ths Victoria hotel. He declared
tina, he Yves 4 candidate for n seat In
the United States Senate. He dc.
clined TO discuss public questions fur.
Their than TO say that he considered
Chicago tho only place TO hold the
national Republican convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Auditors Report.

Auditor Raybould has just finished
his moathly report, showing the re.
oelpts and Disbursements oithe city for
tho month Of September. which will
bo presented TO the CITY Connoil At lie
m-oliug tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Cleveland Bouna for washins,os.

CAFE HENRY, Va, Oct. l5.-rhe
steam yacht Oneida wish President
Cleveland aboard passed Ia Cheshpsake
Capss this morning bound for WASH
ingtop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
Nexs RepabIIcan NaiionnI Conytniien

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l6.-"rhe loca-
tlon OF tue next Republican oonveu-
lion lies between three oitl,s-SAn
Ftanclsco, Piltsburg Aud Chicago"
said Nationsl Committeeman John M.
ThursicD, OF Nebraska.
Senator ThurBton 10 ut present on
the coast In the Interest OF the Union
Pacific railroad, relating to tho re-.
ceivorship on two appeals from orders
made from tho state Of Oregon.
Mr.. Thurston was Inclined TO be-
communicative on matters pertaining
TO politics and stated that Jos Manley,
one OF the national c0mmitteemen
from Maine, had expressed the wish TO
him that Ssn Francisco might be the
next convention place Of tho Repub.
llcAn party and that many other mem
hers OF the eastern states had expressed
the came desire.
"As for mysolf," continued the
senator, ~ have not mhde up my mind.
II issure 20 90 10 either Chicago, Pitts.
burg on Ban Francisco, and any one OF
the three places named will suit ms"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15
AGAINST LETTER CARRIERS.
An Earthquake Expected In the
Chicago Pasianlce.

CHICAGO. Oct. ia special to the
Timus-Herald from Washlng,on says
that the msil which lott Washington
lait night for Chicago cErrisd ia let
.ers when Will create an earthquake In
the Chicago poatoilice. They were
sent by tho fiIst assistant general anu
were addressed TO letter carriers In
Chicago. They notify ITS men that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. l5.-Appeal
has been allowed to the United States
Supreme court In the csss Of Henry
Crsamer, W no was to have been hanged
ON November /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-15

The New Lyeeum formerly Won
derland) win open its doors tomorrow,
"wednesday, Oct. 18Th, with the Old,
Old Story, presented In this atty for
The .Gtsss time. This place has been
nicely fixed up for the season,
and tho company engaged promises
we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-28
THE Fn,n nnoonD.

Chicago. ILL.,. FeD. IA disastrous
FIRE started about y o'clock this morn
ing in the heart OF the West Side fac
tory district Threatening to destroy a
vast amount OF property. The fire start
ed In the fve-story Kaestner building
245 Jefferson street. The building was
crowded with employs, and the rapid
spread OF the flames resulted In a
panic, in which heavy loss of life was
narrowly Uyerted. In the panic many
We're knocked down and badly bruised.
A large number OF women were rescued
by firemen, and It Is thought no one
was killed.
Despite the efforts OF the nremen, the
flames spread TO the south portion of
the Crane elevator works. Five dwell
ings in the vicinity were totally de-
stroyed. Flying embers started several
small fires several blocks away. n
panic, probably resulting In loss OF
life, occurred In the Lancaster Caramel
factory several blocks away from the
fire. Two hundred and twenty chill
dren were at work. and when the
flames from the Kaestner building
were seen some one sounded the alarm
a wild rush for exits followed. The
children were crazed with terror,
trampllng under foot those who fell
and several boys jumped from second
story windows. Help was summoned
and eleven children rescued uneon-
scious, 1t IL feared that several of
them are fatally injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-28

Austin, Tex. Feb. 27.--I.leutenant-
Governor Jester signed the following
bills. House bill No. 2Gl. giving quail
fed electors OF incorporated towns and
cities the right to vote for all electoral
officers. House bill No. 25i making the
state treasurer custodian OF all bonds
held by the state OF Texas, House bill
No. 1923, 10 permit nromen TO erect a
monument on the capitol grounds In
the city Of Austin, Senate bill No. 81.
special order amending the impounding
law. -
senator Greer's Joint resolution, pro-
viding for constitutional convention,
to be held next october, came up as
special order and was read and ordered
engrossed.
on motion OF Senator Goss the house
wolf scalp bill was taken up. read a
second ana third time and passed un-
der suspension Of the rules
Regular order was suspended and
Senator Dowser's libel bill was taken
up, read II third time and passed.
Henderson of Lamar offered the fol-
lowing amendment:
Provided. that such land shall not be
sold at less price per acre than the
same class OF land Of other funds may
be sold at under the statute.
The amendment prevailed by n ayes
TO 30 noes.
Senate bill No. 6. concerning primary
elections called and held by authority
OF any political party to prevent Illegal
voting, false returns thereof, and pro-
viding penalties therefor. was taken up,
amended and passed
a bill was Introduced by Mckinney
Of Walker preventing use OF senate
chamber and hall OF house OF repre-
sentativcs for other than legislative
purposes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-28

A LAborer Demands an Arbitration
Hoard.


Austin, Tex. Feb. 27--The following
was handed 10 the Gazette corronpon-
dent today by the representative OF the
Legislative committee on labor now
In the city. lie said 1.-THE Gazette
Is the only newspaper that will say a
kind word FOR the bread-wlnners. we
would like 70 have II say IN lts columns
on the arbitration bill now pending
Dear Gazette.
Austin. Tex Feb. 28.-Thp only kind
words from any OF the large dailios WINS
in the Gazette on the Rodgcrs' arbl-
trntlon bill. The Dallas, Galveston and
San Antonio papers call the authors
Of such bill HnHruhista. consplrutura
ana every thing else that Is low or
mean. They forget that the very Sec
ton OF which they complain SO much
was prepared by one OF tho nblt,st
lawyers " this country md who has
always been corporation attorney
until Mr.. Cleveland called him to be
attorney general OF tho United States
We refer TO Rlonard Oluey He II was
who prepared house Omitted Statesl bill
NO $500. which was reported by Rem
resentativc Mccain OF ChlcnHo. Sec
ZION No. 10 on that bin is almost
Identical to section 10 OF tn. Rogers
bill ~ now pending before the TeNns
mot trststt,,t. az, 49,. i"s'"' az
49, ~ seell"n 49, Ihgy VIII
49, ~ " u,."h ,i'nllhn'ed Thtn
foa,,,,a ny WI nHu some other
ll'turo OF the bill 70 object to. II
scents that nearly all have forgotten
N.Y., ',ni9e' oI Iast Eau II ! mistake
neI-a ,,.',la NY ~ we greatest cam
, N'lsl, Nnll,anic nrolttotiou be-
,,'nt ll'a' eHu lhpola NOW We
,,-,.i nuN tney come up to their
~ ' .s "Ha we surely Will rcmem-
,i-,,ts- T ,.,,N arc not enamored par
~ AFTER m arbitration measure N
is.,, "ila IN leSaa ana n this lcgis-
au'v uves nUt give II to us the next
~ surViy WIZ we are for the fair
~ ~. 4us, ae'tlemgnt OF an capital and
~ 1ispvtes' we believe II ~ best
a III o9 '.I. we believe that capital will
Trao 49,, Nhth u " sure 10 be
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-28

Austin. Tex, Feb 27.--rhc resolutions
offered by Smith " Colorado two days
ago extending 70 the cOlored citizens
or Austin the use OF the Legislative hall
for memorial exercises Ia honor OF
Fred Douglass Thursday night was
paased-,2 10 "a.
Senate bill defining territory uul pro-
vlIlnB for establishing boundary OF
cities and towns and validating lncor-
purati0n ut any city OF town heretofore
Incorporated In this state in certain
cases Was passed.
Senate bill No 10 Investing the board
OF REGENTS OF the univornty OF Texas
with The management OF and control Of
the university lands was put upon
third reading. They are authorized ~
sell. lease or manage these lands In
any manner they deem best for tho In
terest Of the university.
a bill to regulate the practice OF
pharmacy was taken up and ordered
Cugrusged,
The senate bin turning the university
lands over to the management OF the
university regents was taken up and
amendments agreed To.
simpsons house bill to tax treasury
notes was taken w, read a third time
and pUsucd,
A bill authorizing the payment OF ex-
penses Incurred In enforcing quaran-
tine In 1880 and 1891 was taken up.
read second time and ordered en-
crossed
\ bill amending the law relating to
wrta ot error from the supreme court
to the civil courts OF appeals was ia
ken IN. read a third time and passed.
BIN to authorize the sale OF surplus
water from tho artealan well at the
orphans home In Corsieana was takon
up, read second time. and ordered en-
crossed.
connecting railroad bill was made
special order for next Monday.
Adjourned TIL 10 o'clock.