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PETER CAMpBELL DIES.
Expires In FOrty-four Hours with.
out Making n SIGN.


Weimar, Texas, October 20. - Peter
Campbell. whose shooting by Mr.. Juer-
gems was reported In The Post last Sun
day died last night. He was buried today
In the Masonic cemetery at this place.
He lived forty-four hours after being shot
in the forehead. the ball going through
bis brain and lodging against the skull
in the rear. The ball was taken out after
death aud was found TO be very much bat
tered and nattened Deceased never
opened his eyes. spoke a word nor moved
a muscle after he was shot, and died with
cut struggle, without cape and with
out once opening his mouth. The shot
seemed TO paralyze him all over except his
lungs and heart He has no relatives Ia
this country 30 far as known, but he often
spoke OF having a brother IN Canada. He
was a hard working and harmless citizen
and well known to all throughout this
section.
Juergens was given an examining trial
today and placed under $4,000 bond, which
he readily gave.
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ADpointment. Conarmed.
skFusED THE GovERxoRsHIp.
"enEnn Wouldn't HIVE the
~. Appointments.

w.
worth. Texas, October 26.-Hon.
= Reagan, the only surviving men,
nerson Davis cabinet, was here
- ea merely to rest over Sunday and
4 ~, an hour or SO in concultatioa
. many friends. especially Hon. r.
o. e' who is one of the leading
u, ~ subernatorial candidates. Mr.
|,n also spent an hour or two with
bob Taylor Of Tennessee, who
as on recurring tour.
k.A,, - correspondent met Judge Rea-
4 po,; ,a,led to get anything from him
= IA significance. When asked
q shoy news that would be or in
ue people Of Texas. he simply
nere for a days rest"
cnAt with some OF his intimate
sse Reagan referred to an In
tn.sa rly life that may not be
vhils plowins n my fieId,
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Colonel l.. j. Folk. general manager Of
the Santa Fe, left tonight for Chicago to
see President Ripley on business.
X. D. Yoalum. general passenger and
freight ageat OF the Houston Last and
West Texas railroad, is in the city tonight
on business.
Seventeen cars Of MIXED shell and gravel
were brought In this morning over the
Galveston, Houston and Henderson from
Clear Creek to be used In improving the
streets OF the city.
The city board OF equalization recently
appointed by the council Ia hari ut work
considering the complaints ~ taxpayers for
reduced assessments. They expect 10 COM
plete the work In few days.
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what II Means,

When we advertise that We will guaran
tee DR., Kings New Discovery. Electric
Rtters. Bucklen's Arniea Salve or DR.,
Kings New Life pills. II means that We
are authorized by the proprigtors to sell
these remedies on positive guarantee
that II purchaser is not satisfied with re-
suits we will refund the purchase pr.ce
These medicines have been sold on TINS
guarantee for many years and there could
be no more conclusive evidence Of theiI
great merit. Ask about them ana 9ve
Them q trial. SOLD " George W. meyer
drug store.
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Murderer sim at Large.

Waxabacbie Texas, October 26.--Sheriff
McCue and Deputy Sheriff Mnnick came
back from Bardwell today empty handed.
John Homer, the murdered man, was
robbed of sos. His pockets were turned
inside out, and his neck was broken by q
terrific lick supposed to have been given
with stick lying near the body. Steve
Greer, colored, was the last man that Ho-
mer was seen with, and as Greer is not in
evidence the officers think he did the kill
tnp
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MucbIy Wanted smiths.

Hllsboro. Texas, October 26.-Constabl,
Ed Forrest and Deputy Sheriff Herne Of
this county yesterday arrested In Rockwell
county two men named Smith. father and
son, with several aliases, who are wanted
in the Indian Territory in connection with
men already in custody there on charges
of stealing cattle and horses. The father is
also wanted in San Antonio to answer a
charge of murder. There are five Of the
gang in jail here. and two more are still
at large.
A young man named Otis Manor COM
mitted suicide in this county, near Itaaca
yesterday by shooting himself in the head
with a shotgun. No cause for the act is
known
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a noHRIpLE ACCIDENT.
Young Man Nearly Torn 10 Piec
ON q Wagon Tongue.

Young Man Nearly Torn 20 Piecc'
ON Wagon Tongue.
Mckinney. Texas, October 26.--A fright
full and what may prove fatal accident
occurred Saturday evening about one mile
north OF Blue Ridge. this county. Bert
BriDlee, a youth OF IT or IS, was riding
horseback at a high rate Of speed when
no met Rev. Wilbanks In a two horse
wagon. wilbanks stopped his team when
be heard the horseman approaching. but
II being dark. Brinlee didn't see the team
and wagon In the road In time TO check
up. His horse dashed into the wagon, the
tongue Of which penetrated BrInlee's side.
breaking several ribs and tearing great
cavity In his flesh. extending up under
the shoulder blade. His nose was also
broken and cash cut across his face.
The unfortunate boys cousin. Dave Brfn-
lee. was killed In the Same neighborhood
about two years ago by fast riding.
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GRANT REFUSED OFFICE
a. Not Have the United States
Msrshalshlp
4 roUR1H.CLAss POsTMAsTERs.
A. Being Appointed Very Nu-
.,ously--Gossip Anent Vic.
teria Postmastcrship.

80 rexas, october 2s.-Dallas friends
4. ian Grant say he has refused the
-. Isbip Of the East Texas district and
~ accept any Office from the Nc
~ administration. This report Is con-
"A by c. NJ. Ferguson Of Paris, DR..
.s,s chief lieutenant. who is In Dallas,
~ lust come here from Sherman.
Y flanagan OF Longview and Captain
~ Of Palestine are hustling for the
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TEXAS POyTMAsrERs.
-As-fm ents In the Fourth Clnss
Go Merrily On.

l-1s,tm ents I'm the Fourth Glass
Go Merrily On.
October 26.--When II comes
/ Au,rth- class postoffice appointments
/, no kick coming to the Lone Star
4. In spite OF the Grant Green SQUAD.
AZ appointment of fourth-class post
E,.r, IN Texas goes merrily on. Out OF
|y.tvo appointed today eighteen were
r.ras as follows: Ames. Coryell coun-
IN ". McCorkle, vice George w. Bris-
resigned; Garlic Springs. Dimmii
~. /. Barker, vice N. Hazelrigg, re-
"a: pesdemonia, Eastland county. A. ],
IHnms. vice T. y. Bull. resigned; Fair
\ Pamela county. NJ. G. Harris. vice s.
Harris, resigned; Harold. wilbarger
yuty ]. H. Freeman. vice e. L. Barrick.
wed. Harleton, Harrison county, Da-
Webb, Jr., Jice J. NJ. Miller, re-
Sted: Holly, Houston county, F. N.
|lnrs vice c. X. Rich, resigned; Illinois
NJ Montague county, ]. Fatheree. vice
N Snapp, resigned; La Porte, Harris
kntv A. O. Blackwell, vice II. Seureau,
soyed: Lucas, Collin county. S. l.. Rem
I yice r. H. Coffey. removed: Newharp,
Sa,aeue county, A. C. Norris, vice B. A.
{tcbell. resigned; huntsville. Lee coun-
M. NJ. Johnson, vice c. A. Erwin. re-
Imsd; Nixon, Guadalupe county, ]. p.
SOP, vice James E. Wagner, resigned;
Knoxville, Lamar county, J. s. BufOrd
III W. Abels, removed; Ringgold, Mon
us county, ]. Clark. vice r ]. Liston,
|fned; Toyah, Reeves county, H. r
Srtne, vice H. A. schrock, removed
khurn, Armstrong county, NJ. Bishop
BIS Bishop, resigned; Marlboro. Grimes
MY F. A. Meinekes, vice r. McGinly,
bored.
Congressman Hawley has been notified
y the pension office has doubled the
son now received by w. A. Lee OF Gal
zion. This increase in Lees pension Is
: 10 he efforts of Mr.. Hawley.
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pengue Mt Wcimar.

weimar, Texas, October Ex-Governor
Hubbard was here Saturday night last
suffering from the effects of dengue, but
delivered his famous lecture all the same
to fair audience.
There have been over 1000 cases OF
dengue in this city, only one OF which
proved fatal. The disease has gone hard
with mcet Of those who have had it, how
ever
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THE HORSE EPIDEMIC.

Dr. William Folsctter OF Dallas, State
veterinary surgeon, who has been investi-
eating the epidemic among coast country
and. in company with DR.. IT.. J. Bnrkoy,
examined several cases today. DR.. Folset-
ter finds condition here some what differ
ent from what he encountered on the main
land and has invoked the aid Of the micro
scope to help the diagnosis. A! the medical
college this afternoon DR.. Cannon VIII ex-
anime several specimens for him.
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Cleburne, Texas, October &c. = Grand
Chancellor II. P. Brown OF Cleburne has
Issued circular to twenty-five knights OF
Pythias lodges In this district. announcing
that he will hold his sixtn school of in
struction in Waxahachie, Texas, Thursday,
November 4, at 2 O'Clock p. III. At this
time will be held grand lodge Of emer-
gency, when all past chancellcrs entitled
to the grand lodge rank may have Same
conferred on them.
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Gathering johnson Grass seed.

Georgetown. Texas, october 20. = The
Post correspondent saw person from near
Corn Hill, this county. who snys that near
his place there is a large patch OF john
son grass from which all the seed has been
stripped. The gentleman interviewed SAYS
he has no doubt that 1t was done In pur-
suance of a recent threat TO SOW johnson
grass in the fields of those land owners
who insist on money rent CONTRACTS for TIE
next year
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weeks will. doubtless, be consumed In the
disposition OF the most important cases.
much business OF minor Importance going
over to next term. The court is now en-
gagged upon the criminal docket. and since
last Friday has been considering the casa
of the State We. Earl Stringfciow, charged
with tho murder OF John Monlshousc. an
account OF which appeared In The Post
at the time. Two days were consumed In
getting Jury, and the case will require
one or two moro days In its trial.
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A Lihrary WanteeI.

Cleburne. Texas. October z6.--All the co.
cial clubs of the city have Joined together
in an effort to secure nice library for
their Joint use The various clubs are the
Magazine club. Shakespeare club. the c. G.
club and Sans Souci.
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Chnirman Jones mt Waco.

Waco. Texas, October 25.--Senator James
X. Jones of Washington. Ark, chairman
Of the National democratic executive COM
mittee. is in Waco on business as one OF
the directors Of the American Gotten COM
pany. He visited the big round bale plant
today in company with Manager Bart
Mnora
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Hotel struck by Lightning.

Fort Worth, Texas, October e6.--During
the rain storm here today the Worth hotel
was struck by lightning and considerably
damaged.
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ming and that something
her through the trials Of maternity
Lydia Compound druggists
her suffering and while from odesty she
withhold her initials and number In
chambcrsbug Pa she easily found personally BY letter.
write benefit telling
with mcnstrusion, uohoa dizziness
Of
bearingown palms, could sleep WELL unable
to without pain, and oh! how Iongcd to be WE'LL
Pnkham telling her I'LL knowing could do
n perfect confidence
letter reply, telling exactly what to do
happy,
and enyh other than Mrs. Pinkham.
NIL suffering especially wives to seek
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Al the fremont: S. $. Krigan. Dallas
Arson Pitcher. Westfieid. Conn; George
Duval SIS Miami: J. Kunstiner. vtlasco;
Sam Plemmon, Ardmore. !. o.; j. n, Tread
we'll. New York: w. II. Hall. st. Louis; e..
8. Beard. Fort Worth; J. n. Matthews. 81.
Louis. n. J. Parker, Temple; G. y. Fcr-
syth, w. eheser. New York
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pENsIoN INCREAaED.

Information wes received from Washing
ton today that Congressman Hawley has
secured an increase in the pension of Geo.
A. Leo OF this city. THIS case involves
certain phase OF the law and Mr.. Hawley
has been working on It very hard for some
time,
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Court in Caldwell County.

Lockhart. Texas. October s6.-District
court entered upon IL third week ysster-
dy morning, and the entire term q fcuR
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TO CURE a COLD IL ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money u It fails
70 cure. Is cents
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VICTORIA Notwithstanding.

vwnsend II Said to Have a Good
Show for the Job.
Victoria, Texas, October 26.-It Is ri.
nd here-and the rumor Is traceahle
arelable source, which The Post corre-
ndent can not divulge-that G. r. Town
a. . negro doctor and politician, has the
Ne track in the contest for the Victoria
tmastership; the term Of the present
tnaster, @. A. Wertheilner, expires on
|rh 5.
pwnsend is practlcing physician here
an active politician; be was an original
lson man. but got in the Mckinley band
pn at the State convention; he did not
end the recent Dallas powwow, and his
~ appears on the roster OF 10th Grant
Green committees.
fufessor H. Sporrer, editor of the
uuche leitung, is considered the next
N the race, and bias strong backing,
ns friends think he will capture the
the opposition among the business
victoria Is sufficiently strong to
ssnt the nomination of Townsend.
~ ~ olner applicants are r.. n. Clark. son
1 NAM Siark, who VAS postmaster during
a.rrison regime, and II. Fischer, city
aer and strong republican. There
Nv 1aik awhile back that the present
cent VINO was gold democrat in the
uHpaign and who has conducted tho
me entire satisfaction OF the pub
u'snt be reappointed.
we'll County's Representative.
sung Texas, October 25.-The question
VINO Caldwell county will send to the
''a.ure Is beginning to be agitated with
ne county needs so many things
'ould be secured by special legislation,
uA'scr being necessarily placed IN the
y o. an able man. that final choice
= diiflcult. The people as body are
~ antediluvian methods and want up
NY work The farmers are taking
~. interest than usual and, as there are
%usr OF able men who make their lv-
~ welding the hoe, it Is hardly a
~ 70 say that one OF them will rep
~ Saidwell year or over hence. So
me voters here are opposed to
\ n.y. uried opinions of probable caildi-
,n or legislative honors on the senate
r ss.suon that they will receive but lit
nv, aDrt' the fact being recognized by
y ~ unless strong democrat, who can
IN, e whole county, is nominated Cald-
=" laii into the republican column.
ppointments Confirmed.
siiie' Texas. October 26.--Collec-
\, customs Maris has gone to Rio
Nly. No changes in the force TN
u VIII be made until his return,
70 hence. The custom house here
ns,tsived notification Of the con-
Ia IN =, OF appointments OF Deputy Col
Isns. awards at Hidalgo, vice Rentfro,
lo. Mr. James A. burst, who hiss
kaesI several weeks looking after his
kht 'ences, has returned to Corpus
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Seven-eighths Of Tho men
In this world marry Q woman !.
because slic Ii beautiful
In their cyes. =
What = disappoint-
lnent then to see the r..
fair young wifc's beauty :.
fading away before q year
passes over her headi
I feel ~ III would like
TO say to every young woman
WHO'S about to be married
strengthen yourself in ad
vance, 30 that you will NOT
break down under the new
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strain on your powers" Keep your beauty,
Il Is precious poescssioni Your husband loves
your beauty, he Ia proud to DO seen In public
with you; try TO keep II for his sake, and your
own.
The pale checks, the dark shadows under
the eyes,, the general dropping Of the young
wife's form. what do they mean? They mean
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THE Posts branch office in Galveston Il
Mt the fremont Hotel. where items OF news
subscriptions and advertisements will be
,received.l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-13
LA VENGANzA DE UN NOBLE

d decre qui6n soy que he hecho por conqusar
-iAh Serfa demasado felz aquel dfa! ..
iAdos. hasta maiana!....
Genoveva Jos dignarfais permrme ell vover aquf
esta arde cuando padre hermano
ente Esta arde puedo abandonar anas horas abu
No. respondo Genoveva deliciosa castidad;-no.
sabels puedo mas ell dfa. Ados
clio agunos nstanes nmovi contempandola
Ella u6 que tuvo vaor de interrumpr aquela
da contemplation. Envio beso Ramundo las dos
manos alej6 corriendo hacia ell hotelito
Cualquera fla de nhas candidas -dio ell viz
conde de la Terrade terrible rona-i que
lgroso inoportuno Vamos avsar mi querdo PADRE
que debe sorprenderse de seme ante descubrmiento !
E vzconde salio precaucion de esconde dio la
vuelta al camnos nvaidos la sombra
cido al fin a entrar ell hotel
Subi6 seguda la habitaci6n de padre
pacito con los nudilos
POGO despu6s conde la Terrade cubrendose baa
salfa abrir ho al verle tan pdo, los oos
nados vestido aun, lie diio:
Al fin has vendo Es esta la hora que dignas
venir del crculo Debe aguna importante
arevere venfr moestarme semeante hora
Perdonadme, papa-djo ell oven entrando cerrando la
puerta tras sDgnaos ba de
evitaos una reprmenda competamente inut No engc la
deuda que pagar por contrao he ganado aguno
amigos Ademas trata mi sino de nues
querdo amigo batn de Cand que encargado que
olga que podra venr hoy Epinay que
RIA tener entrevista.
AL nombrar al baron de Candia toda la coera
de desvanec6 por encanto.
i Rerara el baron palabra ?-pregunt6 con
No. padre mio, tranquilizaos pero ell baron,
do un hombre de nmeros un hombe en- las mas
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combinaciones ea NADIA la casuadad que consenti
presentado Genoveva sno despu6 de
delicadas sobe odo muy dscutdas examnadas
de comin acuerdo el.
-Por mi parte queda mas que ell asegurarme del
consentimieno de Genoveva. Hoy por la maana la
clare.
Que, os habeis dgnado escoera esposo ?-inerrum
p6 alegremente ell vizconde.
Sencilamente !-dijo padre tono protector. Els
muchacha sencila muy carnosa respeara la
voluntad de pare la he tendo aeada de la
socedad para que nade la mbuyese ideas romanticas
ademas Gambia hombre guapo. Denro de mi
ha sera la baronesa de Gambia yeremo Ii
bres de estorbos.
-Temo, padre mio que deseos reacen tan
facmente 10 crees ....
-iY por que raz6n cabalerito?
-Pues sencamente porque mi hermana ha dispuesto de
ST misma.
- Mi hija! Genoveva tene amante!- exclamo ell con-
de rojo por la c6era.
-Aun no, padre mo; pero que ha de dar
que hacer
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Mr.. Bailey moved further consideration be
postponed until next Monday morning
after the morning call. This was voted
down and the amendments continued to
go TO The speakers table some being
adopted and others killed. The principal
one was offered by Mr.. Bowser. which
eliminated the line with reference to-
sheriff. $3.50. In counties which have
city Of over $4,000 population" and pro-
viding such officer shall not be effected by
this act. This was slight deviation from
his former position. when 1t came to the
Colquitt amendment. which made rcduc-
tion Of $3.50 in salaries. He offered good
reason for his change In idea however, and
Mr.. Lewis OF Bexar offered a substitute to
include district attorney and clerk and
county attorney. Both substitute and
amendment were defeated
Mr. Linn Of Wharton amended to change
the salary OF sheriff from $4,000 to $4,000
as the maximum fee TO be retained By the
holder OF this office. Mr.. Beall sent no
an amendment also and while both were
pending the senate adjourned until tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock
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Austin. Texas. February 23-Senate
committee on towns and city corporations
met this evening and heard from Mayor
Holland OF Dallas anent the bill intro
duced by senator Bowser granting the city
OF Dallas new charter, Mr.. Holland in
sisted that the requisite constitutional no
tice hy publication Of the proposed intro
duction Of the Bowsor bin had not been
compiled With as said bill was different
from the hill prepared by committee OF
The Dallas city council. duo notice OF
which had been given hy publication. and
the committee took the matter under con-
eidcration until tomorrow
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THE SENATE.

Austin, Texas. February 23.--After the
reading Of number of reports from the
committee on towns and city corporations
the following bills we're introduced:
by Harris-A bill Thy reques1 TO pro-
hihit the manufacture and sale OF candy
adulterated by the mixture Of terra alba.
barry ties, tale or other mineral substances.
poisonous colors and flavors or ingre-
dents delcterious or detrimental to health.
hy Turney-A hin to restore to Menard
county criminal and civil Jurisdiction.
ny Colqutl-A bill relating to the col
lection OF taxes due on property conveyed
oy deed OF al gnment. trust deeds or other
conveyance
On motion OF Mr., Co.'s. Joint resolution
no . relating to irrigation districts and
TAX thereon VA West Texas. was called up
ahoad OF the special order Tor this d.,A and
after some discussion over the nnmper of
counties TO be included. 1t was passed TO it's
second reading.
on motion OF Mr. Rogers senate bill No,
@uo' win reference to the creation OF
channel corporations was passed finally.
ar, Linn OF wharton asked the presen-
'e'loh OF MS drainage bill. relating to a
system OF drainage along the public hign-
ways of The state and when 1t was called
MT Linn sent up an amendment providing
lor the assessment of costs in cases of
Ht'Sauon' which was adopted. passed &c
ehsrossment, and tho. rule being sus-
pended the bill was passed finally
MT BoWser sent III protest from eli.
zens OF Dallas against the passage of son.
| ate bill No ls7. amending tho charter O
| paiias' II Was ordered spread upon tn,
| minutes.
Mr. Alice called up his bill relating Il
| the sale OF lands by corporations author
ned by law to acquire land, was passed t,
engrossment.
Senate bill No, 1872. fixing the terms o
holding the court OF civil appeals, by Mr.
Ross. was called and finally passed.
The special order for this day senat
I bill No, SO, Waylani's' fee bin was lai
before the senate on It's second reading
The committee amendments were read. an
! when voted upon the first, reducing tn
compensation Of district attorneys fror
$500, as the bill provided. to $1,000 wa
defeated by vote Of II to II. which leave
the remuneration for offices as original
Intended by Mr. Wayland The committc
! report as whole as amended was the
| adopted.
strike out S25o0 In the salay OF sheris
cities Of over IL 600 and not more tina
10000 inhabitants. and insert thereto
$4,000 II was lost.
Mr.. Colquitt sent up an amendmer
making uniform reduction In the CON
pensatlon of all officers provided for
the bill OF $3.50 with the exception OF Ii
district attorney. ON second reading NJ
colquitt and Mr.. Bowser spoke in sumo
Of the amendment which they argue
would tend to. cqualize the fees with tn,
OF othor offices. Mr. Tillett spoke again
the amendment. The Colauitt amendmei
was carried by vote OF 70 to s.
Mr. Coughs motion that the action I
reconsidered and the Coluultt amendmei
he laid on the table WAS iost by vote
Is to IL,
Mr. Wayland and Mr. Rcal then offers
several amendments covering technical
ties in the bill. but in no way touching n
salaries, and both were adopted
Other amendments were sent UP, whs