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The oasis., 1896-09-12

1 Monday evening the I.arks gave a farewell dinner to Frank M King, formerly deputy collector of customs at this port, who took his departure for Phoenix Thursday morning, where ] he takes the clerkship in the office of 1 U. 5. Attorney Ellinwood An ela- i borate spread had been prepared by ] his fellow arks and after it had been disposed of several speeches were made and all preceded to have good time generally. As Consul Long expressed i it: We all had something to say and those who didn't speak sang Those 1 present were le. M. King, R. H. Long, F Herrera, F. Kiel, E l.. Griswold, i Fl. V Lewis, D. Me Cunningham, P. B. Yates Geo. Jones and Joe Ford.
 Lovers of good living will patronize r. Cazabon's hotel, restaurant and short order house, opposite the rail- road depot. Fresh fish. oysters and allother deiicacies in their season. Fine wines and liquors and tEe best Mexican cigars. Private dining rooms, large, light and well ventilated, on upper floor, where families and private parties can be made at home. Well furnished rooms for transient guests or regular bUarders. Open day and night.
 Doctor Gutierrez of Guaymas, who had been visiting in Nogales for a couple weeks, returned home Monday night. The genial doctor has many friends in Nogales, and will always be q welcome visitor in this city
 
 From all accounts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted. There is no advertisement about this; we feel just like saying it. The Democrat, Carrolton Ky. For sale by ChenOweth X Mix
 Mrs. NJ. Quenner wife of the sup erintendent of .he wood working shop of the company at La Colorado, arrived at Nogaies, with her children Wednesday, and will remain here couple of months
 Manuel Ramirez, who has been very i'll for the past month, is very much improved and last night he was able to leave for HermOsillo, where he will be under the care of Doctor PesQuei- "a.
 For staple and fancy groceries of the best quality order of F. Won Borstel, Guaymas.
The oasis., 1896-09-12

Mrs. NJ. Quenner. wife of the Sup- erintendent of .he wood working shop of the company at La Culorada, arrived at Nogales. with her children Wednesday, and will remain here d couple of months
The oasis., 1896-09-12

Wednesday evening at the club rooms of the Nogales Athletic Club farewell dance was rendered to Mr. Frank M. King by the members of that organization. It was a very en- joyable affair and will long be remem- bered by those who attended.
The oasis., 1896-09-12

For staple and fancy groceries of the best quality order of F. Won Borstel, Guaymas.
The oasis., 1896-09-12

Manuel Ramirez, who has been very i'll for the past month, is very much improved and last night he was able to leave for Hermosillo, where he will be under the care of Doctor Pesquei- "a.
The oasis., 1896-09-12

From all accounts Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted There is no advertisement about this; we feel just like saying it. The Democrat, Carrollton, Ky. For sale by Chenoweth X Mix
The oasis., 1896-09-12

WANTED AT ONCE. Active agents for each county. Exclusive control and no risk. Win clear P to 2 hun dred dollars year Enclose stamp for full particulars or 25c for Sl sam pie. Big Rapids Mineral Water O., Big Rapids, Mich *-
The oasis., 1896-09-12

Doctor Gutierrez of Guaymas, who had been visiting in Nogales for a couple weeks, returned home Monday night. The genial doctor has many friends in Nogales, and will always be q welcome visitor in this city
The oasis., 1896-09-12

Monday, about noon, Alejandro, the eight months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Prospero Sandoyal, died after a finger ing and painful illness, the affiiction being spinal meningitis caused by teething Mir. and Mrs Sandoval have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad bereavement.
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a culllng from q report on tho Eco.
monte Geology q tue MsTouF mining
district recently Issued by director
WuluOtt Of the United States Geolosi.
cal Survey anu prepared by Mr.. Jane.
h, SputE appeats In today issus VI
the luler.M Mountain Mining II view
aud h NJ follow:
The Camp Floyd veins are true cor.
facts Of lime ami IOfphyfy; the min.
urallEaiiIu occurred from below, that
u' he silver vein through On tuue.uz
solution, and that Of the gold ledge,
nj latter period, through vuios ami
vnp0rfi tho region OF gTsitest mIurfaI.
|zIuuu Ia the lower point Ui contact
ngtwern the second or middle short of
pIrIhyry ami the lime, AMI immrdl.
ntely below such point Of contact; the
'uIm 90 state Ia which The gOIu was
deposited has not been determined, tuf
1t was probably a telluride, a. traces Of
tellurium nave boon found la ,be
unUKldlE d OTet; ~ the UNilizei uTUs
the gold 10 pfOugbIy nov In Tee ur
METAL e state, hut Invisible flavur.
ne minerall2 zone " about .OOt
feet wide aul u' undetermined lsnvth.
The UUini n alvai Ced hatasgreatrr
depIh H. attained the character Of Inc
uie viii change, trlluTlum will be-
Juul, higher values Obtainsd, and
melting VIII tuen To tho method Of
ITeatmeut.
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The Mefcur. Mammoth Mining COM
pAny 10 responsible Tor the Issuance VI
neat little pamphlet containing items
Of interest on Utah's gold felds. In
the back VI the book IL n map Of tho
cJmpany's claims showing their rela'
tive positions.
NJ. r. Gilbert OF Chicago aud II. IA.
Edwards OF 10. Paul, MIMI, have put.
chased from w. T.. Ward aud Othors,
a halt Interest In tue Little feafl group
u claims al MofcuL Ihe con. iitft'
lion 10 said 10 nave been S5,5OO IN
"cold" cash.
George II, RobiHson,th well known
mining man, was yesterday elected to
the directorate u the Eagle Mllning
cImpany.
Tue sudden slump In the Emerald
(IluiiC) stock on 'Uhauge today, caused
mluy q ths brokers to stare nj each
utuer In oOmplaoont astJnishment.
Stock dubbed "Crowu" made ils
appearance on call today Tor the fifst
time. IL was "crJwned" with quota.
tiou- Of 10 cents demanded aud IL
offered.
Arc there any Of Salt Lakes repre-.
sentative business men, that are not
to greater or less extent tangled up
In miniug7 II 90, Pointthom cut.
a. d. Mclean Of Castle Gate, who
by the way, IL said 10 DO practical
auI experienced Cyal miner, is looking
alter his chances IN being appointed
State c0nl mine INSPECTOR.
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Laura Nebthef, Mits Bar. Mics J-s e
Frost, Miss Pat, J, II. Burns, a. b,
swan, Rsp SupIbEef, Rep. Lui-ln,
4. q. Gu, j -eph Crosby, =. 4.
Armstrong, Archie Lewis, Rer Boil
tho, q. w. HcIrH, Mics Felt, Mice
Ethel Beard, EIgsr Beard, EQUITY
CLERK Wslch % Morgan, Frank g..
LES, Miss Muas, CUlluUl IatIock,
James Glove. Morgan Richards Iri
Alma Melon rom SO. George, JAKE
Gfeenwaid, W. So. Thompson, Captain
Donovan aud wife, D., NJ. Dittmau, W.
n. Vaughan OF Weilsvlle, e.. j.
Christensen, j. W, Fox, G. W. Wal
ton, X. &. Young, N. Walton, Niles
hOfntJn, a.. a. AsuwUftn, George 81
Hanson aud Miss wilson, OyIenj Mes.
sengef A. T.. lOunr au1 ale, W
j.. Halliday, wife aud daughter
Nils Maud Gsfluot, MI Gfteuep,
II. J. Haywood, NJ. b, Perry
aud wife, W. Is. WalJpmaf Chaplain
Lyman, Niles Uks'Ju, a. l.. swan, l..
j. Zlnuei aud vile, MyrJu Gubu., g.
a. CfaIiey aud vile, RuI. a. Ncu.
ehuf anu vie. Rep. Harry Cusuiug
SUI wife, Rep liaughau, Rep. L1wtyi
ltep. Gibson, Rep. tufU-, vile uud son,
Mfs. Pfuit, -UuafUr Mckay, sOu anu
laughter, u o.. Scare lt.p. lhofue,
Rfp. ClzieL ~. f.. Ma tlsid, Rep.
liHrS, Rep. MIusUn, II o.. RuUinsuui
kap. Bua.lty. Rep. M0rtli, Rep. An
ders, Rep. Beard, Ral. S5rsnsou, Som
Atvr Eva aul wIt.
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lLuNIY nuNENNMENI AuAIN.

rlu county government bUl, rs,
/ cam uuHH ,hu special order, The quus-
| ton lviu. on Mr. Cutrhllw's Tusolu.
| iOu, ilof0d ihis morning, aud give
| iu The foregoing report,
M. SIfon.on opposed the general
/ tenor ~ tue resolution, us III Mr.
! Il biusIu, vino said thai the amend.
meu'H pfoposed ana Withdrawn ~
| CLARK uu rlusiay we're better suited 10
| The need ui counties,
Me- ttltunl1W thought thut while 10
might be- proper Tor a lew gentlemen &.
yet together AMI formulate amend.
WuuiH 10 their own tatls action, th pc
members who were not lu tn conf.
| drnCu ui these gentlemen must urcr-.
! ufily debate each separate amen imrht
~ 10 came Nv The adoption NJ some
suUh resolution uH thl9 will save time
aud gcf tue sense OF the HHusp.
Nj Robinson offered Amendments,
formulated by thu mtmulfa rom the
outside couutigH, as % tue payment OF
CHuF. cusls.
NJ. CncGl0w-ThFso amendments
that the gem lcui,u has advanced are
tue magnitc u' result u tho caucus ~
the "alial.a' club. ltisAv very uuaufI.
ful iIea. You want u lew cDuuuo. 90
bear all the burdens OF tho State far the
benefit Of a TOW CuuutirBin the s0utu.
Ufu portion OF toe state. 1 mad heard
that 10 was proposed, ~ return, 10
Jay hall ~ the salaries Of
tuo sheriff and county clerk
Of the pIpul0us counties, Now
even that cfuu4b Of comfort Ii 10 be-
denied them. This "AlhliaD CLUB
under the leadership OF the gentleman
from Wayne SofeusOrl proposes 10
dominate all lrgIslatIuu 20 10 uuacieJ.
In 1894 the total lfIT rtty OF Wayne
county Assessed was $4,000, auI the
county paying taNys On this stuptn.
dOus amount pf0p0'es 10 irglslate Tor
cOuuties paying taxes On million.
uudufsiAuu, too, that 0iiitcTs cannot Ie
elected In Wayne county EXCEPT ulon
u pledge Ia ktCp down assesBuionls be-.
low the proper AMI Just amount. Salt
Lake county people wlulI nave besl
tlaI 10 sell their property for tho
amount ut which u was assessed. The
more business couuty dOeg, nnd the
more feos anu revenues county has,
the further you want 90 plunge 10 M
debt. County members nave, on the
door OF ibis House, sneersd ut Salt
Lake county because her big dstt
nut you DON'T want " give her n chance
10 get out OF debt. My Republican
cYlleag ues who have Joined IN this
"alialiA". scheme cannot shin tho ~.
epOnsibility Of legislation from their
suuuidut-l lhls manner. what viii
my colleague lf IA Weuer l5tevcusl
aud SUNNI Hrarul say 10 lneif con.
stituents wien they face them after
taking tue stand tnry are on this mat.
teIg 90 ahead with your scheme. ItI
il an abominAUlo outrage. That isall
| have 90 say.
Mcssrs. Mansfield, G.biOn and Tay.
lof followed, uuI Nj Nyg was talking
NJ ptess time.
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cHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
President AusIbayu Home From New
iOrk-SpeaA, vt The Outlook
winch T. Promising.

President Auefuacn OF tie Chamber
Of Commerce, Is hume from Sew York
after an atseucu from the 0ity ior a
purioi VI eleven weeks. Il Will be e..
memUofed that he was chosen
PRECEDENT Ot the Chamber whiIe
away and as be- has not yet hsd time
70 confer with the difUCiuia Of that
bJuy he could not dehuitoiy answer
what its policy would he tuU coming
year beyond tue certainty that IL
would pub ahead,
Mt AuutJaCh further taii, "Thu
business outlook here 10 very bright ~
C0mparru with thag Of the Esst whore
every hing T. decidedly difc1urngiuR.
We are better on here than IN any
other pnft " tue land. That lea con.
ctr-.0u that mes rom ali paris Of the
country. What We want 10 do u 10
take adyauta.r " the situation anu
push aheau. With the Oregon Snort
LiuU making luis Ne nsauquattoTs,
new railroads being built W the south
auu west anu silver sentiment bpt1sJ.
lug o. 10 la, % aIpUnfs ~ mo that We
nfe on tno ~ grade, anu our house b.
Shaping 10 business accordingly"
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New Ward Organlled.

The Crescent Branch OF Ihu Draper
ward, salt Lake STAKE OF Z on, was
organized into 4 ward last Sunday,
March 22nd, with the following
named brethren a. d shopflr: james
T.. Jensen, Bishop VIM. FaiFDJutnc
aud Alfred q, Blown, counsolots
Each OF the officers was uanuIm8uf.
ly suTialucd by the large assembly,
presUnt, ~ act In their high caliinga M
tue CnurCh, aud were ordained High
Priests anu set apart " iAbJt Ia tue
puslliYns uHmUl under the tauds 0i
Elder Abraham n, Cannon OF the
Council Uf the Twelve Apostles, anu
Elder Argus 81. CAuuUu AMI Joseph
l.. Taylor VI the presidency Of stake.
Two mrciinEs wer, held and very
timely Instructions given tue people
by tue yl-llug T. der'. A good spifit
prevailed, aud Bn excellent TIN, wa
enjoyed uy the SAint-,
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A Farewell EnlerlaInment.

An entertainment was given last
night ai the Second ward meeting
hUuso In honor ot Elder John Gala
cher, Jf., who will leave on Saturday
Tor mlssion 10 tho Indian Territory.
A program consisting oisings, rect Ia.
Ilons and musical selections was well
rendered. Misses Cannon and Irvine
aui Mr. rhos. 3. Ashw1fth assisted IN
the entertainment. Little Zolda shin.
mings's recitation was very good. A
farewell address was delivered by
BshOp l., q. Hardy Of the close Of the
prog m. Brother GALLAGHER was
presented with n purse Of SIS ~ token
or the good wishes Of the people. The
tygniug's entertainment closed with u
dance, IN which tho young people paQl
ticilattd.
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THE MINING MARKET
Tho Day With The Bulls and Bears Oh
Tho Stock Exchange.
rRADlNG Is SOMEWHAT DULL.
last Golden Gate MaLcs the Bos
Transfer-tamp Floyd GeolOglc-
ally-Dip- and spurs

Trading In tho pit OF the stock eH.
change was quite dull today and very
little speculation was INDUCED In. The
best sale recorded was ono OF East
Golden Gate, 1850 share, changing
hauIs At 90 cents. Mammoth was re.
lieved Of 100 shares, as was also Sun.
shine.
A good deal Of activity character.
izsd the call throughout, aud
while the dealing was not
VI the beet, many good oGets
we're maso Tor slated amounts Oi Ger.
tain stocks. Finy shares u Bullion.
Beck were voluntverc vt sJ2j, the bid
for board lot being 81 5U. Quilea de.
mand was made Tor 10 shares % Cen
tonuiALEufeEa, iOt when $40. per
suaro was offered. Holiers u the
stock, however, held out TOT 80.
DAILY movements were su.rtuI aud
although 40 business WIS done q bid o.
81 90 was made Tor 90 shsies iu the
face Of a dtm,nI of $500 Tor board ~
or more. Dalton aud Lark went
by WilbUu "a saIr Aud that too CauteI
by only difference " tnc.hali cent IA
tie qu0tati.ur fourteen cruts bid
uuI nileeu asked 10 the way Heuehui's
figures stood, aud not transfer was
made. Ontau was greeted with a uid
90 Ilg.75 while 80 snGtcs could have
b en uOughf atSl376. Utah remained
rlUw, but nfnn
OF the unlisted Stock, Little Pitis-
burg and Natural GaH shared tue bust.
ucps, Ten th.u.snd shares u tho
former went Us nominal iigufts,
the siouk, however, indicating
an upward tendency. The later
scored sale Ut loo shares NJ tue
extremely low hguft v % uuuts-tAe
wsst point reached b. the ttUck
siucs the opening OF tue exchange.
The recent assessment 10 presumably
responsible Tor IT'S sudden down.all.
Emerald si0 which mas been hereto
fUrc unafHu nc 10 cents, took tumble
today anu offerings VI the stock AZ
o cents were allowed 10 40 by un.
touched. Gold kiug, In Finite, made
~ itst appearance % tue blackboard
today,
The closing figures were Us follows
LISTED STOCKS
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lecture on "fire Holes. +"

o. Friday oyeulug, March "a, the
last Of the seasons course oi public
lectures under tue auspices VI the Uni.
yufsity Of Uan, Will be- delivered by
President J h. Taimagc. Inc subjee
announced 10 ut great poyular interest,
Fire H1lts,' STUDY VI vUlcauoe-
ana their effects, Tue lecture viii BE-
illustrated uy stfivs VI very nnv
s,efeUptlc u yicws. A. Il usual wueu
illustrated iuolufss are gwen u Will be-
lCges'gry 10 close the dO1fs tOon after
,hr time stg Tor tue opening, Auu
IuuCiuality Ia asked VI all who attend.
Tue ieetuge viii legin promptly at
) o'clock, at the labBfa,Jfy ani
museum UilldlnE,-2j wet Fifst North
street IA Invitation Is given ~ the
public.
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Dried fruits. pof % tp !5c
NoauH uUi pound. .s..sssssssss ss.. ~
Tanned frulla, pur caua..... .s.....,s ~
CauuodlmCats, pet can ...,......s.s.st....s. ,ovo
According to tue Alaska Mining
Record, last years output from The
pacsts greatly exceeded all former
cues, and much winter work IL now
going on In tue shape Of drifting aud
piling up the gravel ready for spring
washing. Birch creek will be the
banner camp this yearas macy claims
were opened up last fall and more duf.
lng the winter.
During the past summer prospeoiots
cIambetiny over tue hills paid somt
attention 10 quartz crOppiugt In the
slate formation, and several very Rich
veins carrying free.gOld ores have
been discovered, aud 10 work them
several stamp mills will be shipped IN
by way Of tue mouth Of the river this
spring. II all reports speak the TRUTH
the Yukon county will be- q rloher
field In quartz mining than II IL In
plaCofs.
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Price of a Life.

Chief Justice Zane delivered An
opinion Ia the supreme court today Ia
the CNso Of samantha Sullivan, All.
miniBtfAtfiN NJ the estate VI Cornelius
sullivan VI Salt Lake Ciiy, with
Judges MineF and Bartuh con.
curing. The suit was brought
to recover lhs sum Of IS, 900 for dam.
ages In consequences Of tho death Of
Cornelius caused by the neg.
ligcnoo Of the defendant. IL " All0gt d
the doi0ndhut hal just finished loading
a car with gravel when the depart
mout, engineer without word Of
warning, Tuu an engine back 10 and
crushed him against a bank, causil Y
his death.
The judgment OF tho Third district
court II affirmed IN favor Of plaintih Tor
81 300.
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Al.Lna

~"'aNH N'ar'r"'
Nutts.
Hon. Hugh 5. u vans, Of Toosle,
waB % visitor to tue 3rulie to-day.
sutherland presided 20 the senate
iyInyi anu Cannon hulI place On the
fl.DL
Ihe House resolution on falafics Of
legislative umpipyos viii come ~ la
Tue SENATE vita Tue lattti's salary
uil.
Among the v.sitOr- TO the Senate 10.
day we're cH.ArHstaut DrtfiCt Attpt.
nry j sopl T. richards anu Attorney
A.. %. 40 uubIJs.
Tho OIruiug prayer In the Senate
today was Offered by Elder Angus 81.
Cannon President VI the Salt Laku
5.sko Of u Dn.
the drainage b.i rrIpI.s tuat y tax
90 twenty mIIB may 10 assessed Iu
drainage Ii1iflgts THIS wa two unI
q hsli times tue state thA, Evans aud
tauIIaus Dplusod the ptUuysitiDn aud
had % reduced % one per cent, Vt ten
mills,
iuu Senate was cJnbiiopbly mixed
today Uu the fuEIstpuUn bill, ~ be.
tween rulIslfatDu uiBtfiCts aud pre-.
tluuls, uui lually gut Uut OF tlu mud.
ulo ~ STRIKING out tbs entire section
over winch tho admlKtufu occurred.
"l move iu s.fiAc uUt the our 1897
w1fd.,' taid % senator "lesrned IN tue
law" .Isy, "l move 10 strike out the
two ia words" said another "IrsTuuI
lu the law" Ftuatlta miuutu after, fe.
iUrring o. another liue. Aud tho last
four anu the lasttw0 words res Cctiyuiy
vent cut But tho |rafu,u guntlems u
never discovered that luofr could not
be- more thsu one "ast wufu" lu using
correct English, though there could be-
either tue "last tWon W "last iUu"
words.
a. IS. No. l2G, TO encourage lhe irfi.
CATION Ui lauI, the mining, milunI
smelling &C 0tuet reduction 10 Ufrr;
aui the usu aud apple tiIu " the uu.
hprfUl ilniUd waters OF aluTHi streams
nnd water cOuflcs 10 the generation u
electrical iOfcu and energy intro.
duc,d by Sutherland ytottrdhy,
is measure uf great iiI.
porlauCc. It, title really doe
not t'll the eject OF tho OH, which Is
Co apply the principle ui eminent DO.
maiu iu behalf VI minrs, aud carrying
the application much father than l.
done lu any other state.
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& ON NJ Il II CIAL.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HousE.
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 1880. Game day last
year, flJ3,s7i.
ruDAY's QUOTATIONS.
London,-Silvsf, 81 Ia
New fork.-5ilvsr, 30 lead, $500.
oRE AND HULLtUS.
Wells, Fargo q TO. received today!
Penn. bullion, 81, 3s2.
7. Il. Jonos & Co., received today:
Ore, $4,000; bullion, $500. Total,
$4,000.
W. +. Mccormick 4 90. received to.
day: silver anu lsad ores, f4,lOO;
oyanide', $1,000; gold bar, 81 400.
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a con- muulonii1u from the SENATE,
with the bills attached, anu uncru tue
pauage Of Senate bill 100, 10 isgitIma.
tzo the issue of biRHmous anu pylyga.
muus marriages il certain cases. Also
g. OIL autuofS ng the performance
OF snsfin'. duties by clustabIcs ne
c,r.aiu c..cs. Ak1 tue Hou,o judi
rIsty committee substitute fOt Senate
bin Vi.
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the Sutherland moIioB, aud moved
that the committee report be referred
back without Instruction.
Sutherland accepted thul,uggestiou,
anu the report went back.
LEGISLATIVE SALARIES.
House joint resolution 7, fixing the
salaries o. lpgislat We employs. came
~. Tine salaries OF smplJyes nfr fixed
Nj various sums ranging from 50 90 50
per day. That Of members IL placed at
- per day and 10 cents mileage each
way.
The rules were suspended, Evans
only voting no, and the resolution VIA
placoi on i,s final passage.
Pending vOts, Snow moved the
printing o. the resolution.
Ailis N opposed this, ~ 80 als0 Glen
Miller, ne % would be- unnecessary oG.
psnse.
Snow eaii there hDd been printed
already much worthless mater, TO
give somebody DO, and he dIi not
set why this should not be printed.
However he Withdrew hiH motion.
EyT ms BuHSEss.
Evans-Have these salaries been
Ia,sed up by a cauout9
Aluson-Why2
Glen Niller-what has that 10 10
with ~
Allson-wln the answer to the
question determine the gentleman
vote?
Evans-Yet.
Allison-ruon object to It being
answered.
Toe President lCbnnonl-Tho gou-
temau hHs n rigu. 10 ask tue qurHtiDu
sud tue president rgnt 90 answer 10
or not. thins the question impr per,
ana decline ~ answer ~, AZ tue matter
referred 10 has no business here.
Evans moved % reduce oil salaries 90
81 pUf dny--ihus Cuitiug OIL the ti1l,
O. aud a. salafies. Hn understood the
Republicans nab oauuuseI on this ami
agreed ou tns figures. uo iii not be-.
litvo this was a proper subject tor Chus.
cue. II deprived tue minority Of q
voice, aud plrvcattd expression OF the
true sentiment OF tho lusisIallts. a
majority u tue party, uut nOt VI
the Legislature agfeoi on the nsutcs
and tue mibUfity VI the mhlOrity party
were tied az thereby. lie believed In
lower salaries, but protested sgaiust
this caucus business.
BoOth-Did you not caucus Will
your pariJ2
Evaua.-t have never attended Il
larry caucus while Ia this Legs aturu.
rutheraId-Did you vote Tor caucus
uoninor2
Evans-I don't know.
Waftum-l ptoiented those nom'-
nees, ami ! would say there was mo-
caucus. | have not attended one siuou
tho Legis azure convened.
Evans then moved to refer 10 the
salary committee.
Tue Pfotidunt-rhe gentleman eau
not make two motions nj once. He
hhs one before the Senate nov,
Evans What h that 10 cut them
all dOwt2
Tine pf,sldonl-Yps.
Esaus- Then 1 stand by Il.
Booth said he nad not attended any
caucus and did not know the ngutrs
were fixed by caucus. This SALARIES
proposed were reasonable from hia
point Of view,
The motion 10 reduce was lost, o..
ctiyiug only two votes.
The resolution then passed, Evans
And Snow voting no.
the INSURANCE. BILL.
Substitute for b. b, 80, providing Tor
n tax on the gross receipts Of Insurance
companies, came w on third reading.
Cannon secured m amendment
which plsood local companies On the
same basis as foreign corporations, AMI
the bill patsed.
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