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CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
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v petition of R. A. Rogers to ~ slaughter house within the units was rejected.
 ordinance allowing the St. @ Southwestern Ky. to costruct d track along the Northern mry of the property owned by "esthrook Grain & Commission was adopted.
 ordlnance appropriating $5a0 'c purpose of repairing bridges
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TIE LEVYING COURT,
THE RATE OF TAXATION RE-
 DUCED.
The Levies and Appropriations Made by the County Levying
 Board
Board.

The County Levying Court, com posed of the magistrates of the county. met in regular annual ses- sion Monday morning at 3 o'clock, Judge w. D. Jones presiding.
 The Levying Court is composed Of the following Justices of the Peace:
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ROberts. N. T.
 At the morning session the reports of the county officers were read, and committees appointed on the same. after which q recess was taken until ? o'clock D. III.
 At the appointed hour the court reassenbled, and the following ap- Dropriations were made for theensu-
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
bly a Small Lot of Business fransaetef'
Last Night.

hly Small Lot ot iSusiheSs f'iisi''tt'. Last Night. Brhe City Council met in regular ession Monday ni9ht. Mayor Gol.l- Rith presiding and Aldermen Fox. Ilghtower, Howell, Johnson, At
 hson and Veil present. Minutes of last meeting read aud pproyed.
 Erhe bill of the water &...I.iglt Co. 1ierred to the finance committee. Srhe reports of the City Cotton Fhles were read and filed. City Bales No. reported 1,4ll bales of btton weighed up to date, and Eales No. 3, 200 bales. SwHERE THE cITY's MONEY GOES.
 Fhe following monthly accounts ,ll
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The above levy is reduction of 4 of a mill in the levy for last year. Inst received-A lot of uncalled-for and misfit suits and pants from va rious Chicago tailors, which we are selling at a great sacrifice.
 HENRY MARX < Co., fd Up-to-Date Tailors,
 115 Main St.
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Monday, Oct. Sh continue Ladies ChlenS dollars chash
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but ia 4, doing few POINTS
-hould he remembered. Clover should
always be To the mixture % rOssiUlr,
CUTTING rod on the ufy thin sOil-; pea.
vine or mammoth on tue richer soil;
anu alsiks on the Jbms or wet soil.
O,chsfd grass aud tall u, adOw uat gfass
are very sensitive to water and timothy
viii MT siAnd swamp land at all.
Meadow fu,cus IA test iOr the dry SOLE,
whiie tall iesCue does well on rang
Of soil from dry TO quite wet. II tut
ground isvtry rich tidOthy may b.
iuutrnsoI " i've pounds per acre, bu'
on the very poor thin sJils II should
b. reduced 10 not more lhau Que pounu
pof acre.
NJ gp,sen says that at beet he 1n'y
ihteuds ~ clesf the brush on nj III
tue suRacs with uiso harrow" | 0.
10 10 BE- ssuJe to grace, by oil mta
tue -. UNI should be pl0wei aI4 q q.
oughiy narrowed. Inrs mUtuy4 wH
surely pay.
Tho seed can be ohtsinsd from any
u tue large seeu h0utes, Other east U
sost, The Australian salt BUSH chu
most liBely DO Ublaiued from the Sau
Francisco seed hOu-e'.
"A. MILLR,
AgrIcullurls, Utah Experiment Sta
ton,
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FOUR MEN TRIED.
CHARGED with HNiH z EnIic Il a Girl
iu,O Room Tor Immoral
rurpu,rs.

James MILES, Joseph Richards (,ti.
Richards Is u stranger 10 these Iatt.
having come here from the Eat 10.
eoutiyl, Matt BucGlcy anu J. r..
plummer were tried Ia tue police court
ibis afternoon.
Thee men are charged with lewd
conduct la having euuoeI Annie
PetersOu, a h.teeu.J car. ia girl, Into
a Tsum presumably Tor immoral
purposes. The grim the case has no
ffiel d. in this city aud has been
wandering hilhef anu thituet wherever
Sue could lei empiI ymont. Her
father i 1rRi aud huT mother reside
90 Norway, from which tue little giT.
came o TO Tour VI i've years ago. She
o. charged similarly 10 tn,
men although shr states that
sue WA. lufed Toto the muse under
the promise Of getting work by one 90
tue men with whom Hhc became &C.
quaintrd IA LIgau. Attorney &. NJ.
Nielsen IL locking alter tue Air,'- wei.
iafc anu moi e. g. he able ~ lauI her "a
q nome Do tuis city where shu Will Uu
Looked alter sul taken care 0f.
Tue case against Chas. Chapman
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Notes.


The revenue bill 4, now before the
Scnat5 Tor discuvsiJn.
The joint mmittcc on education
muo,s % 10 a.m. tomorrow.
There are twcniy.elght more working
days tor tue Legislature.
Il. IS. CalIctt, Of Ulutah county, wa,
q visitor 10 the Senate today.
Tho szcess county warrants bill
comes up Ia the souaIe on Friday,
Elder Robert Morris, Bsbap ~ the
Eleventh wari, offered fns opening
prayer Ia tue senate today,
The Senate sent the land bin hack 10
the committee 10 nv at the result Of the
Houie consideration u the zane mun.
sure.
The fac, that Utah isH State was
pg,in maIe sppatrut t.dsy when the
Leg Stature 10 q up the matter VI re-.
cIgniIing the Cuban brlllRefoltr.
Senator Jones, chairman NJ the
sslsrirs committee, came in iuf cunsiI.
cradle cTilic,sm today TOT not httenIius
10 his duties IN 20 important a m I ~.
~. evident that the salaries bill will
have hard time grttirg through tue
Legislature In any form. Yet II lsa
necessity 20 tass such law at the
present session.
The blll ior state board Of labor,
atbl'fa lou and concilistion appcars
duOmc a. iNt ute At this session Of the
Lcsisla'ure, slnCu 70 seems aim 4 i'm.
o,sitle 70 make II effective except At
gtsst expense 10 tbs state.
The ubsentee- from tho Senate today
nj the commencement " the session
Nrfu Allison, BArurs, JputF, Caud.
and, Warner and Wnttum, lvav,ag
barely enough Tor the finsl Iassagu u a
bll that should lake effect upon
approval
Bnoths bill 10 empower dlsttlc.
Cuur.s TO confer the rights OF m, ifiiy
upOn miuots IN certain olurts, ptuytdr-
that minor may potitlon tue district
court, aud tue court may empower
SUCH minuT 90 purchase, mold nnI 'ril
, ptupt tly, Bud exercise powers in r.
aim thereto, tho Famu ~ n lo hau
allalned his mhlDuty.
Toe Republican caucus last evening
| dt Clded 10 leave the SfAts lnui tOarl
~ the amended BIlituo bill now uas
it--tuo Governor, tocruI AIRY OF STATE,
attorney general anu two other mem.
brfs appointed by tue Glveruof; e
caucus Hlso decided against the pre-.
cut oauaigte bounty bill, but ana not
altogether shut out similar mrAs,
/ ufys; regarding rudiatrloliug
Of he State Tor lc. lslative purposes,
| schtm presented waH VI TED uOwu,anI
| tue m, ttor Of recommendations there
| on lett 10 the chairman NJ the state
committee; AlllsoI's election bill wa
discussed, AMI II We deemed inaD Wis.
sb q 90 give tue power u aupOintiu.
| repatriation AMI election Ulcers into
tho hands ~ the county commission.
cis, ~ the bili viii DO amended place
iug the appoinIivo power win the
! Governor.
Suthetand's bill on tho mskiug Of
deeds VI property sold by uuilpl
States marsnAls and aheTIfia provides
inst "Nheutvor any real property has
! been 500 uu execution ~ Ht Judicial
sale by auy Uaitrd 5 atus mstsnh or
deputy, OF any thenl uF dtputyvilhur
| under the lave ui the IrirItsFy VI
| State ~ Utah, anu tho time luF 10.
urmplon has expired, "a Deed 10 TIE
| "a CnnFrr nf pufcuusurs turfcpf, Ur us
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FOR A GOOD PASTURE.
Prof Mills Gives Suggestions az 10 the
Various seed Mixtures.

Mr.. a. JesseD, Salt Lake City,writes
the Experiment station Tor in'Htmt.
lion Ia regard 10 seeding 32l-acfe
field iot pasture. AZ our ranges are
lug narrowed down each year. the
matter o suitable pasture becomes OF
20 eral importance, and 90 u was
thought hest to answer SIC. Jesseu
through the ptoss.
with tue letter sent a rough sketch
Of the ground with the following
description Of the coll:
/ gpvelly soil, heavy black sage.
.. Clay, DJttsm coll, white anu black
sAgr.
3. Good strong bottom soil, gravellY,
sauIy sud Clayey. Sage bfu.h anu
some gfeasrwUII.
I. Naufai sd with rabbit brush.
D. "AiaaI," swamiy.
The let OF ststes that the altitude o.
from o 900 60 $500 feet, aud that, "lhu
alkAll occurring Is suipuato OF lime, VI
-yp-uni."
I. would appear that there Is mis-.
take To- itgagI 10 the alkai being con-.
mon gytsum, nud 1 YOU'D suggu,t
that some Oi 10 be- sem g. tue station IN
order that its true nature may be- 49,
ctrisiueI. The att uIu Is somrNnst
uigh tor clYvrr., though / btlieve u
bttt 70 Try them. Rtbpt brush, while
ahgn anu greenwood Indicate tue
presence VI nikah, but N II b. not t0u
strong u very rich sOil viii generally be
Uuud.
Ia mating n pasture the IDEA IL to
get crosses thpt mature at uiiieruut
times ami NIX these 20 that nli through
tue season there will be- 0nu ur M ne
grasses Of the mixture at their best.
By this means there IL conunu1u,
az win 90 gta.s from early spuug t.
late fall Aside from tui- We bsvr
IDuul ~ this experiment station tina,
mixture proved T. be neatly NJ gUoI
again ns any une Of the grasses taken
separately.
ON .Uils classeJ a. No. J., above. SOW
the following mixture per acre: Krl
,lJvrb . uUuuIF; tall meadow Oat
sta.s, iuuud'; orchard gtsss, 7
pounds; m,adpW fesuuc, roma;
suteI's Iusgur, p0uuus.
For s1is CltsHej ~ No. ., DIS!
Bcayiue Oh mammoth clover, pound
tai mutuuw OF gtass, D p0uuut;
orchard Rtas., 3 pound; mtaI0N
Ice ue, o pJuuds; timothy, Iuuds.
For sJIis Ulas.ud Hs No. 3. dTy:
Pcavlue or mammoth clover, puuuui;
,Ali meadow vat gfa-s, 9 tOIuut;
orchard grass, . pDuupf; iali {. Bgur, s
puunif; lImJthi, pUuuur.
FUr coils Cias'ud ~ No. I, dr.:
Aisike clover, . Duurui; tall meadow
Uat gfass, g puunut; orchard gta,s,
plunJ'i tali iescue, 3 puunI,; timothy,
4 r0uuur.
10 auy Of the soil under classes ., g
anu Ate wet fof any lsugtn u time
riiIUr laii Uf rptiur, the orchard gfas-
ami tail meadow fas' must De omitted,
.bu tai Ivscue iucT Ased and TOD tgt
put iutO tue miEluTs.
For soils c.a.sed NJ No. o: Alsike
clover o u0uud'; tall lsscut, 10 pOunIt;
Ted tow 10 IoIu.s.
10 II h too w.t. for rel top then use
the iOllUwiug Oh y 8: Water iescur,
10 q uuuti floating meadow gas, 10
puuldti waller meadow gTais, lO|
pyuuJt.
IL there are Vi OTIS on which tho ak IA
IL ~ strong that gstat on do :
got occur, u may BE- wtn 10 Try ia o
Australian sait uuHn.
These mixtures may DO some la
modified 80 tult d nsi-ut cuuuuiuu,,
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ne veto y iwers, uAs taken 10 hs thu
rtxt special Dtder and the committee
fel orr thereon was Ueing considered
OIL press time.
"CUnA G1nHE.
Mr.. Condor will intro ucs the fol-
losing rteIlut .uu this afternoon!
"Bo it resolved Hni enacted by the
lrsts'a'ufe the State of Uahs
"rhst tue iuhauIia OF tins com.
mo wealth uEve heard with ioelin sol
pride auu sat.s. ton u the pAtri0I 10
rounu OF tue Uutod States Cougtess,
wusfriu ~ BE- frg1iH msuued that tue
tusurgsUes 20 tuIs Dr accorded the
iusf ugNf no bt.lifUrHutB iu hpr uu-
happy uIl q o. NIh spaiu Tor ir,ud M;
"Fuftntr, IL ~ declared ny this uoIy
900 l.r.sihiur. sltUuuleI tnnt n IL
rIuIuyuuy G,uug tnat thu UuituI
+ afe- Of y fiu America, where pub.
lean iIu Ity was uItu auI hy- gfHw
90 lI the uli measure 0i dtuut.tra
auI ItUftbB champion OF tue ushts
OF any people wherever am
NuUury.f found smuggling T.
Ue ffUr. should be- tuu hfst
10 too out her bhni Of help 90 tue
'hittlr queen Of Aniillss' VIII sH
START linus have bvru irultod win
tue CnaiusUfa slave tUl her tears o.
shame, vtXatlOn nud suffering nave
tieI the heart Il the ctv,uIod world
ni.u SORROW; aud be u iuuurr
"Re-OlvUI, Ihat We, tue Iepfosonia.
tivts O.. n young, NEgfussiv', aud pslfl-
otto State, hereby pie igu tue Congress
auI PtusJeut n tue UnitrI States the
support 90 this con mIuwunilh % e.
fullest UatVnt 10 whsttvvt emergency
may afi-e curing tue CpUfOyttsy lu.
tween our Own cuuutfy aud the DO.
mini Hn Di Spain; auI bu it lur hlf
"lluEolvr1, lnat W. hereby extend
the tuauas OF tue STATE TO the IOugtess
Tor its timely ami pAuupuo action Ia the
UtCu4lstH.u
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signee u such purchaser M urchasete,
msy executed by the q IN 'rr or HE
deputy vino M de- The sale, of 10 case
Of his death, ab.,uca, fesignatior, ex.
pifa'iIu Of term tf Dice Ot Inability
~ act, by the H.crn " the county
where the Ir.p,uy Ia situated, ui on
The production b. hun o n cert fictto
%. sale therefor July nguei ~ the
Nicer Or bis dcIu'y making suoh
ssis.D
Too hill Introduced by Senator
sutherland, TO relieve certain public
ficefs rom certifying that bIuJe,
warrants aud certificates OF iuiebtCG-
mess OF cIunuos, elite. Hud school
uistricis arc noe beyond the legal
limit, provide that warrants for m.
erect on The buuieI 1eUt aud for the
current oIpunfcs OF auy 2 ~ OF county
la this Stale vii. o. .vful Jebt liuii
wss exceeded rtllr 10 Feb. -, may be-
issueJ wiiuuut c.riiyHg the same TO
be- within the lawful usbi limit NJ such
G UNITY Or CITY, uU.wiibstaudI such
acJ AMI that tue declaiatiun OF fiud.
ing Ot the t1sTl CIuu.y e mmisflOu.
sfs ~ city council 70 ANY suCu county
VI city that any appropriation was TT
Tue Interest uu9u the bonded
dsb, or Tor the Cuffcut e..
ptn'ts Of each county OF city,
susll conc usivcIy project the county
CLERK or city rovuruet % auy such
county or Guy iu the i.suanoo " any
warrant Or watfauts thtFr or without
suuH ctrli8CaI,. The uill prota ly
vii run ~ rg inst tie cIause no suu.
Son -, sftIcI- d. Yi tur Constitution,
when prohibit. Iuo legislature from
suibUfiz ng b. payment { any Claim
cfuatVI witu.ul HuIuurNy of law,
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Dexter Gold Company.

The Dexter Gold Mining company
figd articles Of inc fpotstiIu with the
C unity clerk tbis Afternoon with a esp.
ital stock Of 1900 900. The in,ot.
uotsiofs ate 4. G.. EIr, W. n. ID CHI
son, Hiram J.. Buu.h, T.. q. Lee snI
A. &, T. lts Jt Inc Ulcers FAMED
are; a. T.. J. uH Jr, ptcsiIcu; W. II.
Dickson, vice. fg-iltui, Hiram j..
Bo0th, secretary anI treasurer The
company ovus the Dexter lode miu.
iug claim, situated IA Elko county,
Novaua.
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The following House committees
Will nHut A. thr TN dosig lais..
Elucaup". 10 a. m, WuIuus Ia' )
90 uuJus, 1850 g., m. thursday; rail.
road, 10 ~, IN. WuluuaIayi private
clfuOtau0re, public mcuting. 7!ll p.m.
Wed eslu, i've stock, 10 q. m,
WrdugsIuHi municipal cJtpJtatlons,
GIU tulH tvouiuE
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Communications were received from
.he House today announcing concut'
roncc 10 Senate ans moments g. 3. Is.
", duties OF attorney geuCfal, aud the
pas.avp Of II. u. l2j, State school ior
.ho bin the lat vr was foienod ~
the committee On eIu alton.
The House also announced tue 1aa'
iags, without amendment H. Is. %,
univsr.ity IT Uiari sho with hme lu-
me t =. IS. ~, state tie sutct; >. IS
10. grand sud petit iutofs, nni >. b'
10, hrtlt,ble ghts Of uoiygam'u'
shildfsp; aud ha4 concuftei Ia SENATE
amenimuuts 10 IA. Is. 90. attorney =
ices IN actions tor wagus, anl H. h'
%, extending the powers " clerks OF
distinct courts.
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aud Joa. O'Bren, who were charged
with vasfaucy, was o. stponed Until
tomorrow nj pm.
Tom l1iGg pleaded guilty TO drunk.
ENNIS, but ssuien % was suspended
during good behavior
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STATE LEGISLATURE
ISSUANCE or STATE BONDS.
The Prlni1c Committee Reports Moro
Than $1,000 to the rr,sn.-
Libl Law Appro,ed-tcnrraL

Much Of the SeuAls's time was oc.
,upied today Ia hearing an explanation
" the printing bu'in'ss. Then Tue
senate got down to wUrE. Tue pro
seizure Tor the Jay Is AZ foIows;
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Ngw NuuK March A-Thh initial pHfes on
ilu stlUk exchange we're irregular with
changes uUuuuurt tuL bUurral electric gIIuru
per cent tHU stfHuath bUIns IarEu.y due 60
TIE LEGAL uyCIsIIu 200 favor OF tNH UHWuHut hy
tnC luucl -tHtHH supreme court sugar iu.
proved 60 "a similar uNtgutuu covering aNuria
the ufe was stimulated 70. dtiurus tu staple.
The general .Ht Hisp scored Important frHr
uuuai sHIua 40 % tie UIc,a were aaFEing
auG sugar Hnl burlington uarh lHat l point
Intense duiluctt pcfgalei che murs,i The
second hour
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Lirensed 10 Wed.

a marriage license was granted this
afternoon 10 Lars Mrkelsor. aged q,
aud Anna Anderson, ugtd 81; both VI
sandy.
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II was 1850 O'Clock today whom the
House came to order tor rlIl cAll az
the reading Of yestorday's urnal,
which, by the way, was punteu,
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COM NJ L II GA l..
aALr 80 cLEARINl m0Ulk.

sALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 SCOOPS; same Jay IPss
year, s.24,8il.
1UDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Sllvrt, s. /; lead, ta.l.4.
LOudOn.-Silvef sll
ORE AND BULLION.
wells, Fargo g. 20. received today
Penn. bullion, So $40.
Y. n. Jones q CO., rrreived today,
Ote-, $1,000; bullion, y7,GJJ. ToIsl,
slIgDJ.
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II I N II

JACEttS, Al Mil Greek Utah, at O'Clock,
Moudry Hftsrno fn, Msr,h ., l,ls, Mrs. AunA
y Jacal %, aged 20 years
furcrt services NJ Mill Greek ward hous
"wednesday, Mtr. tlh, a. ? O'Clock. frouds
invited.
MErWtt.=in this city AZ lt'tS this morning.
~ heart failure ami other chruplirau0na. stan.
ley. Huu " tTaukI "a aud lEaHuth Merrill
fuavrt ~ u O'Clock Thursday morning.
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WARM Committee ROOMS.

Mr.. Condor wHutHi comfortable
committee rooms Tor oveBiug meellpg,
ana resolution VI bic carried, Ia.
situellng the sefgeant.at.atm- 90 see q.
II that the necessary warmth was
forthcoming.
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Indics. why don't you Join III,
IcHgUrf
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cHicA0b. March O.
iioss. REGENTS Iguoo Market active, gou.
orally 10 cents higher
lgut. SIS HNi DO.
NINud, ftH HilNfs.
llu.yF. So .tl.f.
Rough. lL1tufAsl
tnttItt rU|tIUta. 5000 Nnat ETadrh 5 ~ 90
cen higher others nrmor.
NurNvH. fh..al %.
Cove nut hoIttrs NLtUdllu.
1uNas htUuTs. 81 -IatHu
stUyayrs and frcfrfs, {As 4f155
sheep receipts, lJtu1. Market steady.
chicago rHTkrf,
uhlcasp rlp.a. March Z
Whcat-Nsrth. IS May g'f.I.E
toFuaM arrh 2s.I Way 90.
Oau=MhtCh lF's Nay. .l4
pOfa March. o. 10, May. % sHsib.
thrd-MafCh, VI 81.r May. $685..
luus-Matcn, i'u'h May, fa44s4tL2s.
hyC=.a
NHr pE=s'N4 a't
fIHA 49,
IimothY-tAtL
silver, lead.
SILVER csg lead. i1i!A.
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tho.
Ward Records, a., 1900; a., Ss.OO;
iqr. tl2UO.
High PrIosts' Records made to order.
Seventies Records made To order.
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Senate BIN 49, substitute Tor HoutC
Ulli 49, giving mAyOrs OF ClIle3 qu,u-
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Hrrsagiug report from the committee
having this matter In charge.


Hru,a PETITION 90 was rttsoutei by
Mr. Bolfho AMI cams from the q D.
Lake County Horticultural society,
setting form tbat good ts.uIts hal ac.
q uod rom a 'Dfm las Huthouz Ug
tie up. oI tmrut q fui TIE In.
'Ieciot, nrd eskiug that House h u llU,
OF n tuf sllutr there. r, q fryius sim|.
Jar PROVISIONS, 10 enacted into law.
C.mml tee on nor ieuiutc.
House claim 80, p-evutei by Nr
NNus1vll. ua- flm Cuas. FafguioU
buE fp uupu uiurfa, Am INT 70 r
s.lg al inr juror trrvices. stale board
u examiner.
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Me- ThDm l-ou, VI Stnpotc, A..
tempted C. r,suTfeol the DOG bul, Sc To-
Hte bin So. when MIR, NrUrkrL, OF
Rcu, lutefpI,rd point Of nrter; buI
upon motion by Mr.. IN mp.or.
AMENDED by Mt Lowry, tns bili VIZ
tgaiu Ia en up aud reiorvd TO the liy,
stock Immltlee,
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IioU,I

After press time yesterday the lei.
lowing bills were psssru:
seubte bill 7u,pruyilug for the maL.
ntr of drawing grand Guu petit Juror.
Senate Tin 81, providing Tor the gov.
eminent anu management Of tue state
Uniyrfs,ty and regulating tue dispOs q.
ton OF eniuwmguts thereof
Senate bill ~, relating tu the herllu.
bic rights VI tne issuo Oi pOlygamyus
marriages,
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silver. lead.
SILVER csS lead. i1i!ll.
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INV DILLB.

Sutherland Introduced Z. u. 20, 10
relieve certain effects from Ger iiyiug
10 vafranu; committee GU judiciary.
Sutherland Introduced =. Is. OIL, In
relation to making OF deeds Ia cases Of
official aAlss.
Dritcoll introduced =. Is. %, In rola.
ton ~ b Her Inspector.
Booth Introduced =. u. 00,oon'ofrlr &
M Jointly qualifications on miuOfs Ia
certain cases.
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Z. h, 81, the revenue blil, was taken
u, and tue tec0Od Tcadtug was iu
progress wien lhr NEWS went u pTc,a
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Mr. Mluruu presented, by uuun0.
muus CONSENT "a report o. tuu commit.
toe uu tul tIrslng ~ Il eufOIlWCut, &.
porting rrauy Tor the SPEAKER, siE 40.
turr Hnu e. bin ~, ubsuulr, AM o.
Jus' lew, aud the came was signed 10y
ue sIuaEt,
A uummu .icaiilu from the Sena @
announced the Signature uy tue Pc g.
uout ul SENATE OH I'd. S.h,e u.urI
examiner, and the same was NJ, utd
~ tho Speaker.
The q vernon announced his ap.
pr.yai Of IL use bll Il, Providing tor
,nu supp Z, Of wives iTOm tue estate
VI ueseItlug husbands,
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BONDING IiIE STATE.

Sutherland moved that the subject
VI raising State bonds he referred IA
the committee ON ways and means t.
frame q biil,
Booth moved that It 20 10 the ludicl
AIRY committee, to determine Huct
bonds would he vail ~ there was y
question AmUng atiotutyA
The bili went ~ tue ways and mean
clmmiltte.