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Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

If you would have an abundance of dark, glossy hair, if you would have a clean scalp, free from dandruff and ir- ritating humors, or if your hair is faded and gray, and you would have it's natural color restored. use Ayers Hair Vigor. It is unquestionably the best dressing.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

''The Deemster," Hall Gains latest and strongest novel, is now on sale at Rinehart's.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

With but little care and no trouble, the beard and mustache can be kept a uniform brown black color by using Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP.

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Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

To make your business pay, good health is prime factor. To secure good health. the blood should be kept pure and vigorous by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. When the vital fluid is impure and sluggish, there can be neither health, strength, nor ambition.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

Williams News: If the present con- dition continues to exist in favor of free silver the local candidates in Co., conino county, not a free silver man, will stand about the same show for office that the devil would among the heavenly hosts.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
SarsapariIla

Is the One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle. Prepared only by c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell Mass.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

When, bySreason of a cold or from other cause, the stomach. liver, and kidneys become disordered. no time should be lost in stimulating them to action. Ayers Pills act quickly, safely and surely. Sold by druggists and dealers in medicines.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21
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Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

There is no scarcity of preparations for the hair, but unquestionably the one which ranks highest in point of merit is Ayers Hair Vigor. It is made from the choicest materials and on strictly scientific principles. It does not soil nor become rancid by exposure to the air, and is as perfect substi- ute for the oil supplied by nature, in youth and health, as modern chem istry can produce. It softens and stim- ulates the hair and scalp, revives and strengthens weak and disordered tis- sues, restores the original color to faded and gray hair, prevents the for nation of dandruff, cures humors which destroy the hair-roots, renders the skin healthy, moist, and active, and the hair soft, silky, lustrous, and abundant. Gray hair, one of the most noticeable indications of age, may be postponed for many years by the daily and faithful use of this admirable prep aration. Give it trial. Gentlemen as we'll as ladies prefer Ayers Hair Vigor to any other dressing and consid- CT their toilet incomplete without it.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

Border Vidette: The Tucson Star is killing any chance General Barnes may have for delegate.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

IT T, D.u cure Liver Ills; easy to Hood s Pills take, easy to operate. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1896-07-21

Border Vidette: It is a noticeable fact that all the Democratic newspa- pers in the east that are jumping the party nominations at Chicago are owned by the millionaires.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
MttWs


Tho school bill parsed tho Senate last
evening.
Many Conference visitors took In the
suuatr sights today.
Tho GIvCfnOr has approved =. B, n,
foiatng g. puvato cltlsfatiIns.
Judge Jacob JObus0n, VI Bnnuste,
was ma attendance on the seaate o..
ay.
Que daT moro VI the Legislature
but tnat 10 liable 20 ruacn iulO iuptday
next.
Tue bill providing Tor receiving sub.
In 10, vUIites, rtC., by nail became a
Jaw today by Iuo signature OF tue q "
DfnUf,
Tho county government bill finally
got inf1ugn the Senate at 10 I even
iHr'' session.
Iho uill paying rewards for destroy.
lug certain Wili animals and birIs
pissed the Senate.
Hon. Vim. Greer Of Spanish Fork oc.
cupicd scat along slide Senator War.
nef this afternoon.
William T.. Cowloy, Of Cleveland,
Emery county, was visitor 10 the
Senate chamuer today.
Evans was opposed 10 tho reform
school bill because he believes the
school an unnecessary expense 10 tho
state.
The Senate passed the House bill
regulating the lriyinR, branding, hrfd.
INK aud managing Of stock, anu the
House coucurtcd In amendments
thereto,
The bill Tor n State normal school nj
Fou Cameron never reached vote In
the Senate, being reported adversely
by tho committee. 10 was considered
undesirable 10 attempt the establish.
mUut oil each school In the present
financial condition Of the State.
Evans today referred 10 the prohibit.
ton discussion Ia tho Constitutional
Convention, TomEfking, IN reply TO
Nilsson, that the 'guiiug Ia III favor
was NO strong NJ h badly scare the
brewery men. Evans himself believed
la high license. lie was not Ia favor
OF prohibition In the Constitution, but
ne might vote foT a prohlbiIiye law.
The chief clerk Of the Senate usually
reads In n clear tone OF voice, anu nj n
rate easily uudefsto0d. ft was devsl.
Oped todsy, however, that she could
pour out tue words with such fApidlty
M 10 be absolutely n0n-undefstandAble
twenty feet distant. The rapid Tea4.
Ing was necessltated by the rush "
business In The Senate,
The Reform school bill provides fgr
the purchase ola new site aud bulbs
iugs iu OgIun. During the COnslitu.
tlonsl Convention that toIy WIS
assured by Hon. +. J. Kiesel, un
Ogden member, that II the scno1l were
Kept NJ ogden, the site nov u.u.
anu the bulldiuys thereon would g. ..
the state without a dollar ot tGpgusy,
40 tuo reform school was estauhphr
LhrIe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.


On tesuming business this afternoon
The county governments bill was agalu
taken ny on tue SENATE amrndmButs
thereto. some Oi the amendments
upOa which the conference com mitteu
could got agree, were not Coucuffcd b..
Especially was this the case Ia the
SuuHi . amendment striking uut the
Amendment o! the House submitting
bond issues to popular vote, which was
tUinztated by n vote OF ~ ~ II.
a mJtlon was make uy Mf. rh1fnC
10 appoint a conference committee on
this bill.
Mr. ItitchlOw offered resolution
iustructlng that cOmml too o. iutis
upon the Insertion In tie bill OF q pfI.
vision for the appointment ny the
Governor u an,auillUT.lUr COuu,iee Vi
tuu first AMI second classes, TO serve
until tue next general election. lie
was not IN iAvuf u these gIbefnalOrlal
uppoiutm futs, tut that was tue Ouy
way OUT Of Tue difficulty anu We mu {
have come uhecE on the county COM.
mis'!onVu. The resolution wac
adopted.
The speaker appointed A. the con.
ference committee Motsfs. Morrill,,
NAlNhlHN hAA hAAHANtAs
No. MOnsun introduced, by consent,
huute oil Isl, maktug an hppf0ptia.
IiUu ~ Geitny registration expenses Ia
1895. The bill was read the hfsg AMI
second times aud went to tue claims
committee.
The senate sent 10 the House Tor the
signature Of tue Speaker Senate oil 81,
" secure liens VI mechanics; tut tue
signature was Withheld, on suggest on
& MI Culehl ", until ,ho tale OF the
bill Il Il been 40 corrected NJ e. Indicate
WEetheT tue uill was e. secure mechsn-
ius liens or tO amend n law To tnAt end.
senate Joint TesOlutiOn Z, Tor he a..
goinlment OF commission 10 invest,
s.tu methods Of land transfers anu
records, was si.uen by tue speaker
House oil ., defiuiug the rignt uf
i0NrT, was reported back from the
5 u ,tc with amendments iu which the
House c1ncuffsi.
Also House oil l67, providing fot
tue removal OF the o. ufm school, Ia
tue SENATE amendments 10 which tb,
House uOucurfod.
Houhe bili %, prescribing the man.
nor OF l1caHng lode aud placer miuing
claims, was reported rejected by tho
Henkt1.
The Senate also announced that 10
refused 10 pats over tue Governor
yetu House bill l2l, providing Iot the
Incorporation Of colleges anu uniyef.
.itite.
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vuIsKY vEsDlNu.

II. h. l75, relating 20 the licensing
anu sale Of spurious liquurs, came up
on the favorable report Of tur Q mint.
tee u manufactures anu nommefcs.
The bret and second readings were
dispensed with, ana the thifu reading
wa proceeded with.
EVaua moved 10 strike out all but
the provision iOruiddlEg the licensing
OF a luuut saloon within tou miles Of
Au Indian reservation. lilo wanted
tho law 10 stand Ab II IL, except this
one prohibition CLAUSE.
Sutherland taid this bill was for the
smaller c1uutiUs, whore tho present
high license was practically pro.
mbltive, AMI waB Injurious In its
effects. lilo favored tue bill for ooun.
lies of less tnan 5000 population.
Evans-Thou tnu object Of Ihs hin
IL 10 establish saloons In the smaller
counter
SuIherland-Yes; and prohibition in
tlWnr anu small COuutitt-uOt all the
5tAtt-causes more drunkenness than
saloons 10.
Cannon moved 10 amend the amend.
mtnl IN effect ~ perfect EyAuA's mo-
ton,
Warner favored letting saloons get
into the smaller counties, saying there
was as much liquor sold there now on
,LU sly 49, would bo SOLD IN saloons.
Mickey said that prUhihIuvs meas.
urus usu not had tltlr object. He
would rather have ssl1Uns allowed I'm
puUnc than lot them run uu the ely;
tut hu uid not believe lower license
would ttlp SuliiuE liquor on tue 6ly,
therefore ne wa OpuOs.d 10 tho bllI.
auu PIE erred the lAwasitis
Evans opposed, in ~ vigorous speech,
tho reduction VI the liuuusp, a. the
present law maze II low enough. lie
waH in favor OF local option, la his
town the saloon was uuTdt far worse
than prohibition had been.
Allison suid pr.hiblIOu uil not pro.
hiuit, and cited Iowa ami Maine.
WHruet saii Iowa was uaukuup. be.
cause " prohibition,
Buutu-W you call bankrupt!
lowe o. not owe IOllar ou earn.
Albion said bo wanted saloons al.
low ud because without them drunken.
uyss was not stopped.
EvRm-Nhy dor't you legnlIe
IarCruS? Lave do IL stop II.
AIusuu--Meu {. mm0nly do not have
uu petite Tor larceny.
Eyaur-NOr for liquor except Nv
cultivated,
Cm. ester saii tho iutoftsts vi Gar.
h.lI q UNITY would lpal hlm to vote
a-Ainst thr ulll, while lu riuto county
It was different No r. preventative
Morrill, informed hIm, liquor being
cold Bs bllturs. lie Nuuu vote Tor tho
ulll, IN Pluto county behalf although
,s was against Gagheld o0unty's h..
leTvHl.
CaHnon-Ars the statements about
Piulo county ttutp
Cuidesler--l do not know. Morrill,
says they are.
Cannon eaid the sentiment ~ Utah
WAS strongly prohibition. There were
macy, however, VINO iAyUTva uI.h
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Secured His Release.

Ernut oliver Med a writ OF habeai
corpusiu Judge Slree,'s court ytslsr
DAY rslurnabIu this afternoon. Justlo,
Holt Of South Jordan had found hin
guilty ot exhibiting a deadly weapon
Iu rude manner ana hueJ
him so and costs, amounting
90 slT6O. No terms imDriBJumunt
were imposed fgainst him upon t.t
failure Co pny the hno or Otnerwlte, bul
Justice HUlt sued an order m
commitment TO tuurheritl OF Salt Lake
county. DIVER therefore prayed 600
the issuance OF a writ VI hsDeas corr u.
that he might be discharged rom va.
lawful imrIisunmeu,
The court held that the prisoner
was unlaw uliy Imprisoned un Ter the
above judgment anu ordered that DE
be- discharged.
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Police Court.

Tom McManu, tIo poor, miserable
wretch, whose liis must 10 burden
20 hin, was sent to the municipal
black hole today Tor n petiod Of twenly
dsys. TON, who ia better known as
The morphino.henJ, plOsieI guilty 3
begging.
John G.. CsHnou was found guilty
utiudeCunt conduct, but as the Cifcum.
.tnucHs surrounding the case were OF
FuGn nature as 20 render the mau 90
a Cutlun vKteui irfo,plusi flf he
acts au order Of Iitmltsal was mae,
James LIgLu took ride la hack
Eud Ai,aIwar 20 u,ol 60 pay Tor th3
SANE, i.r ~ hlch he was urfe ted, lie
was 8jjuugcd guilty uni hHoI IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

II was after this morning when the
House opened its cighIy.uI nth sittiug.
The Journal revealed no errors anu
there was no business under the rsfu.
lar order, ~ Inst work was dolved lulU
from the Start.
AGREED WITH the SENATE.
Communications received from the
Senate made tue following an ounce.
moutf
Passage. with amendments, Of
House blll li5, providing bountl0s Tor
the killing Of certain Wild animals and
birds, On motion OF Mr. Beard the
House conoutfe In the amendments.
Passage, with nmondmsnif, u
House bill lii, regulating the drivlnr,
branding, hrriing and mansVsmrrf
strck on motion Of MI Ma fell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

N-w York SECT unrEst

NkN Your, April The resumption ,I
business ON the stock Exchange aftpF do
holiday was ~ arkod by active higher mafatt
although the EAlns were manly fraettlHr.
Mammalian dHptyeu eHcop iunAl suuurtH
IslnH - % q, sugar gained r. 90 tsa a
HOOD ui Hy'IinE urIrr broke tobacco . per conf
tpH ,Huhsc IuyntIv fallyiug ~ ~.
The temper " speculation continued buIUah
a. mo end Of the nrst hour Manhattan nose
q ltt Tobacco Wa HtrAdi around b.
lrNdluEWaa urIss the second luur and cub
ttHntial progress towards higher level u Il.
made. some show uf advances tH tho Iron J..
steel trH1e we're rtii frtUd in the rise NJ ~
cent DO Tennessee fIui. 90 Colorado fugi, aal
10 Illinois stea
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COM NJ Il II CIAL.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE

loIayH clearing house exchange,
amounted to g2OJ,076. same iay Is.t
year Atbof dgy. W'eE's clearing,
amounted 10 81 232, 4J7; same wsvs
last y,nr, i07S ,2lD.
TuDAY's QUOTATIONS.
bondon.-Silvef, 81 2.lGI.
New Y0rk.-5ilvsr, is; lead, g2.sDr
oRE AND HuLLIOS.
Wells, Fargo a 20. received TO-DAY,
Penn. bullion, $3.50.
w. =. McCJtuick & 90. received 10.
day: Hanauer tuiliYn, $4,000.
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.. .....
lotus.i anu ne Wuu'd nov 'ole .oI 10"
Iloru'e' nls va, nov I'.ulu't ,ll.
uiscussllu' Allh'uE" toho "' w
statesmen Of lh'c'uniy clAlmrl ,nht
rtohlnillon ulu NOT pfohlDl !. L. nls
llerh-e INNoy "'Io Auol'vu ~
thls lel i..s,u'ri tne L,-uI' Nvu,u us
49,
SNOW apro.pi tho bill .0r the very
reason gu.huraut ia. red iI--'nat 10
would Uppr saloons in counties where
Tor fhirt, yeats there h,i b .H 10 "a
! loon. pHuts county may b. 90 ctei ~
ptqtrt. hut tuaf va. not tue ctss he
9th Z small couutirs. Iue bil would
Hu much mYIe amI.c than so0t'
,,.' were ''.ut .' n,il, ''u Nv, ,,, ~,
'ho '''il' u !" "ug', u'.l'N',u w, ny
'" ,, ''.'' ", nv ~. 'ul ~
i''.i '"' '"l- Nv W""' '''. '' W., ,..i
u.',t' uu'S ''.' '''' "''' ""
NV o'l.'s JUL, w.. .a..,.t, ,o.,.
'''''h ino'e' - III ." '''''y p'''
r....t
rbls tiIsttt,Nl
........ ...........
h''' ''A'iNh 'N'F'7'''
tNuuHud, ~ the APPROXIMATION caH'
ml'icr, reported back ~. u. l1D, npn'o-
priatiug money iJf contingent tNpua.
t-s OF lue Legislature.
q zoe Cam % amendment 20 make
Cue Am .uut sID,.ll Instead ui tlbiOll,
a. passed ny 'ru II 'hs"i was retained ~
Tue committee
me buI phs'o p without opposition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Of this city. 1t is model Of vo,.
manship and shows oonclusivtIy ,ns,
home Industry isas good II notsur,,
u hhyihlng, 70 that which can h. y,
from ne T. ~. II cost about $3.50 a a
II isst.teJ that II could not he sn,uu
than $500. wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

| N county government, reported nm
agreement o the effect that the State
/ psy half the sal fieH VI county assessors,
ireasurofs and attorneys, ana that the
couutl,s pay all ths sslariUs NJ sheIifis
and county cletks. NJ sciion was
AIKEN on tue report pending oOusideta.
ton Of Senate amendments TO tIo bill.
Tine lor. was siYnei by Mrssfs Nor
fill, Ferguson ~ Salt Lske auI, "ior
to purpose Of cxpediulC :" Name
field. Inc latter gentleman di1,r u
with his associates nut WIS wiliing 10
waive his ELECTIONS and make q
unanimous report to save limo.
EMERY WANTS MoSEY.
Mt Howard, ny consent, presented
claim ui Emery county ia the sun,
~ &23LlS To- court records ald lus.
iict's uDUkgis. Referred 10 thu State
board OF tEaminers.
COUNTY GOvEHNMESr.
The 5snate's ansnim-nls to House
bill IS, county government, were
taken up aud under consideration
when, Just before recess, Mt, Nye
offered resolution, which was passed,
that the enrolling Aud tngr0ssiug COM
mitlos employ AZ ma y additional
clCtEs a. may be necessary TO comp etc
the work Of the session ut a salary oi
1880 per day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

riuo's In tho last Pullman car mo
uow being fold. Fare SjD, iGrluuiu.
rOuuI .upi slBt er-, reds AMI meals.
C'uorr,- IN san Fuuusyu, Oagn d,
a 'rsmentO aud San .to. Az. yu|
once to r.. Stephen or IT, q. Woe
ney, 20 Main street
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NnlIl

Brick AytTa Local Union Wi meet
Monday, Aph d, at 8 N. at B0nrd
Lauor Hal, - CummetuIal SIR E,
All DrOti.yarH invited.
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Eoothall dame.

The Trumu1 Cyclones aul the 10 to
l pigsklH'Sickins organizations, will
meet 10 battle array a. tive Exposition
gfOuuds,n Monday next, AprlI .. Tor
tbs championship Of UuAh. The z lme
commences at . p. N. aud ladies' viii
be admitted Tree.
InLL0MInE Do mo lIne uI:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

CHICAGO. Apfu =.
Hogs receipts today 1000.
llglt, fI.NtHfl. go.
Mixed, lN dtL-I.
Heavy. - HuutI3J
Rough, tAEOul SD.
cattle, TUrpIufH. o.
NUuyea. fIildtau.
Cows anu hcuDrs il.;oaAso
Texas HtCtrH u.afIHt.
NiUgtUfs aud feeders, tL1odfl55.
sheep, receipts, ..ull. Market STEADY.
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sCuuItIIua't lg.A A. CO.,, saturday, April
llh OF sep lUHUmia, John g. ,Huu NJ John aud
husAuutn SIhuue'd. Deceased was born May
.Jtu, lHaN. Iu Manchester EugIAu1
Funeral from Twentieth wAfu meeting house
hundHN, May ath, ut lt.i. frcnis invited.
hAuHUN=At Hguy. Fremont county. Idaho.
April ifi, 1881, iIuYd Irurst. aou of J. ~ and
Ada Mcrril Harrow. agcd years, month, 10
days
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NEw NouN. April a. Husefvc, decrsasa.
N,tti. 80, loans. Increase ills. %. apss.s
increase, Al.iV. legal tenders, docteasU
81 90 40; deposits. decrease, gtiY,sUu. r.r.
cul1tIon, Increase, ti-.5Ug Tho bau f. nov hold
uIVyb,yil 90 excess Of legal requirements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

House bill a, Mr. Harfis's c,trAy
Law, was parss ny - voJo VI 30 ~ ..
Senate bll Oh, the revenue DII, wlB
amunuVd aul passed. W vote oil 20 90
II; sud MI. CttohlYw gave notice OF ~
IA OtiOn 10 TtCUn.ider.
Senate Joint resolution 7, authorizing
the apuUintmUYt Of commission u
iuvestigalo systemic oi lAnj transfers
anu records.
HGNED ny THE SPEAKER,
The speaker signed tue following
Bill;
House bill 90 (subs,lluts) tho hsh
anu game law,
Senate blli III relating 90 Hblliahiug
the capitol grounds commissioners,
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Picture at State Back,
Sec u.

d1ibe.Pitts Drug Cu. are noted 'oI
the best Med cines and lowest prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

Mckay introduced resolution au.
th.tztGg Tive mmitttU on appfOpria.
lions and claims % act ~ concert with
he HuuHe COMMITTEES ON contingent
expenses Ia THIS latter division Of the
work.
The resolution was passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

1, quite probable that when the
l,egiulaturr nIuuIs tomorrow morning
Dr. Will be o. remain iu SESSION until
Tues lay. II be not expected tuat the
a. ctssaTy business will be tfAnsActe
before thst time. OF course, tomorrow
10 the uiurue.h AM last day, but y
reason VI the effort u Legislative n o
ti1u" the last day Will TO made T.
draw No weary length over the hour
VI Two ~ thfgU day.
Tue iOiiOg'ug Uuun ~ was ltausA 6.
td n trt cur report closed ytsIVIday
afternoon:
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This afternoon tue mining locations
bill, Il Is. IS. was ngAiu tagsu az AMI
considered at lCu "a, n number Bi
ame4umculs beius added ty Ihu Sea-.
ate.
hrTlanI expressed bic Wow u the
uill that all but oue section gl ulI h.
stricken out. lie could retain only
ctiIu 8, aud moved To uumiuaiu all
others. lie afuued that the provisions
10 Upp sed were wholly unueCeHsaTy.
lie uociated the whole bill 10 bp n
tumble.
Both argued that number Of the
provisions were IecossaTy " prevent
tfuul.
WarnoT IN we'd TO slhke out the rest
% tho sections. Carried.
This required n motion to strike cut
the guacuug clause, wnlch was made
aud carTiei.
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RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS.

Allison iutroduced, by requests rrfg.
luton asking Ulsh's cjugTstsman hul
Congress generally, TO favor the Lin-
ton oil, classifying railway tJsial
clerks iatO three glasses.
Laid on the table to come up IN IT,
order.
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he senate was providing for = treas-
urrf 90 hauuiu the funds 4 the reform
| Hphln.
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COMMITTEE REroRTs.

The judiciary committee reported
for tho indeinito pJslponement OF b
number Of bills, which II regHrsed Hs
unnecessary Al this time, or when
were covered by laws already enacted,
Also, for the passgo Of IL. ~. l7O,
re.enaoting the present. law relating 10
p1lygamy, etc.
Also, for the rejection of s. b, III,
We Oed by the Governor.
Alec, Recommending the passage OF
II. II. ia, relating TO probate courts, 4.
Is. 1852, rotating 60 the Apprsisement OF
Iownslto lots, anu II. l.. lH9, lui0tma,
lion In respect 90 indictments.