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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1897-10-16
TOWN LOTS.

Having acquired the Davis Addition
to the Town of Providence and the
field Immediately adjoining the town,
I offer the same for sale at from SO to
$50 per lot according to location.
Titles perfect.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-03-21
lHE WORK or III LEGISLATURE

The Eighteenth session OF the
Nevada Legislature adjourned at II
o'clock Saturday night and it is now
IL order for the people to criticise its
work and kick az individual members
for their votes on the various Ques-
lions submitted Ia them. The session
was remarkably free from scanda, Of
every sort and. IN that regard. stands
on; IL strong contrast TO the body IL
session just beyond the Sier.as. No
jobs we're put through and no private
sp!tcs were enacted into Law. Tie
INDEPENDENT cungratulates tie mem
beH on rising above petty, local
IealoGsies aud putting the seal Of
their condemnation on al attempts TO
make them the instruments o. carry
inE Il personal spiteS.
The Reno Journal whose editor
was on the ground during the entire
session speaks as follows regarding
:he work .plishej:
While ;h- legislature has rot in the
opinion Of some accomplished any
grsa; legislation. the members have
carefully looked into all matters pre-
seEtel - them and have acted con-
scieutiously and for wGnt they
believed o be the best interests OF
the State and the people.
In many instances useless ex-
pease and cost to the State has been
Topped of and the State officers aud
heads OF State institutions given
thoroughly 10 understand that they
must manage william their respective
appropriations and Il bill restricting
deficiencies has passed both houses
aud been approved 10y the Governor
that vii! be Il constant reminder that
there Is u check on visionary or use
less extravaganza IL the future. Men
from every part Of the State have met
together and after consultation de-
te!mIncd that the State affairs must
be run on a basis within the limits of
tine conditions now existing in the
State and Is carefully ~ a private
business or corporation is run. In
fact the State officials have received
more than Ordinary rcproofTs or
cautions. they have been told straight
NJ that the policy OF twenty years
.-. -. z...,s-., a.. ca,
end aud economy would have to be
the w~a,chwOrd from now OF.
The members Of both branches
have formed friendships during their
short s0jOurn III Carson and while all
are glad to return to their homes.
they carry with them many pleasant
"reminiscences of the Eighteenth scs-
sion OF the Nevada legislature.
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CONGRESS IN SESSION.

Congress met in extra session
Monday IN accordance with President
MckIDlcy's proclamation. The House
organized 10y eleetiug Thomas T..
Reed Of Maine Speaker over joseph
". Galley OF Texas and Bell OF
Colorado. The vote stood: Reed. l99;
Bailey. i'll; Bell, 81; Newlands. /
The Presidents message dcnIs ex-
ciusiTel! with the financial condition
OF the Treasury and urges the
prompt passage Of law 70 raise the
d"tlcs on imported articles in order
to raise sufficient TO meet
the current expenses OF the govern
ncnt.
Tho concluding portion OF the
message Is as follows:
1t may be urged that even il the
revenues Of the government had been
sufficient to meet all its ordinary en-
penscs during the past t,ircc years.
the gold reserve would still havo
been Insufficient to meet the demands
upon IT and that the bonds would
necessarily have been issued for it's
replc,ion. BE this as il may. it il
clearly manifest. without denying or
affirming the correctness Of such con-
clugion. that the debt would have
been decreased III mt least the amount
81 the deficiency aud the business
confidence UNNECESSARILY strengthen
cd throughout the country. Congress
.hould promptly correct the existing
condition. Ample revenues must he
supplied not only for ordinary tx
ponSes Ot The government. but for the
prompt payment Of liberal pensions
and liquidation Of the principal and
interest Of the public debt. In rails
ing revenues. tho duties should DO 20
levied upon foreign products "a pre-.
serve the homo inarkct as far Ia
possible to our producers 10 advance
and increase the manufactures. To
relieve and encourage agriculture: 10
Increase our foreign aud domestic
commerce; to aid and develop mining
mud building; and to render labor in
every iic!d Of useful occupation
liberal wages nnd adequate rewards
t0 which skill aud industry aro
Justly entitled. Tho necessity OF tho
passage oi a tariff law which shall
provide ample cvenuo need not be
further urged.
Tho imperative demand ot the
hour IL the prompt enactment Of
such u measure, and TO this object |
earnestly recommend Congress shall
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Only about eight or nine Of the lilo
insurance companies OF the country
insure women at the same rate IA
men. y considerably larger number
insure women, but charge them an
additional - per $1,000. and still moro
eTen do not insure womcn at all. It
III the opinion Of those qualified to
speak that the companies charging
the excess rate are not justified IN
doing so aud that the practice will
not long bc continued. Tho mortality
rate experienced among its m III
surcrs by unc we'll known company
has been about 80 per cent OF what
was expected, and IL has insured
several ONE for the full amount IT
will issue on any one lifc-"tlidt is,
$4,000. The heretofore unfayorablo
atti ude 0t insurance companies to-
ward women has been due uudoubt-
cdly to the fact that fcw II any
women had mn in5urablC interest. but
that day has passed. AZ the
Of occupations havc widcncd thou
sands OF woiDen today ara tho sole
support Of children or parents. and
those thus dependent on them need
the projection Of insurance as much
as IL the family bfcadwiuuor we're Il
man.
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a a Showing.

The tables presented ICY the direc-
tor Of the mint show that the per cap.
tia circulation in the United States
has increased in "a years from s2lN
to s2i O3; The circulation Of the Unit.
ell Kingdom from 60 80 to SO so;
the circulation Of Germany FROM
tl3 80 TO $40 IS; the circulation OF
Belgium from sl4 a to S2S 10; the
circulation Of the Netherlands from
SIC IS to S2i.o5. and the circulation
OF Italy from "a IS to 81 &c.
II would be an easy matter TO show
that the per capita circulation in the
United States prior to the collapse OF
1873 was more than twice the amount
given by the director Of the mint for
1873. But VIC take the figures as they
stand. We take the figures repre-.
seniing a year in which the boarding
nj money and the destruction Of val.
ues was almost as ruinous az these
elem, nts have been during the past
four years. Ii will be seen that the
gain il the per capita circulation OF
the United States as comTared With
the year i'll which business was at It's
lowest ebb has been only S267 a
gain OF only S267 in a country where
the Possibilities OF enterprise and in
dustry have but begun to present
the mselvcs,
II is q curious and significant fac.
thst, so far a. the increase in circl!.
ton is concerned that most potent
factor in business and enterrrise-the
United States has Jagged behind all
the European countries. Even in the
Ncthe rlands the gain has been three
times es much as the United States.
In Belgium the increase has been
nearly seven seven times greater than
i'll the United States: in the United
Kingdom il has been five times Gs
much.
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The rTrsIdrnt'G salary.

The United States treasurer sent
a modest looking package to Presi-
dent Cleveland last week. Ii was
an official envelope containing a
treasury warrant III his favor iur
inGi 90, beng Mr.. Clcyclaud's last
months salary us president Of the
United States. il was taken to the
white house by Mr.. George l.. Lar
son. messenger in the treasurcr's
Office, aud delivered TO Mr.. Crpol:.
the disburrsIng officer at the white
house. Following his usual custom
the president will mdorac it aud de-
post II with his bankers for cullec-
ton.
The president receives his salary
OF $4,000 per unu in monthly in
stallmonts OF SiiG6CGg. In order
to make the monthly payments
como ont even he Is paid SilO5GI
for each ~ three months and :ilCGC6
for Zach OF the remaining nine
months. the outgoing president
receives the salary o! the Office up
to midnight Of March 3, aud the SAL
ar! Of the coming president begins
at that hour. This arrangement WIS
made man! years ago. because the
treasury department docs not rccog.
nize any fraction Of Il day Ill the pay
'Hent Of salaries.
President Cleveland has been paid
his salary TO March LIST on an -ac
couniuble warrant and his salary
for the first three days OF March will
be pad ont on what Is known Us a
-]settieinent warrant showing that
no has received 100000 Tor his four
years term OF office.
Mr.. Cleveland holds inc smallest
warrant that hes wei been issued 10y
the Treasury Department. itamOunts
10 one cent, and was issued To him
to owe balance due on his salary for
the mouth Of juno. 1885. lie has
never cashcd this warrant. and will
probably hold 1t MS Il curiosity
Silver Knight Waterman.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Assembly called to order by Speak.
or Allen.
Quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. Garland.
Journal Of yesterday read and APP.
proved.
Senate bill 10, Denton--To submit
the question, shall Lincoln county be
diYidedfN TO the electors Of Lincoln
county at the general election Of 1893
and the ceftifcatiOn OF a yote thereon
Placed at bottom 81 file.
a resolution by Benton relative 20
hiring extra assistance Tor The enroll.
ment Of Assembly bills vas adopted.
Assembly bill 133, McNauphten-
Payment OF bills incurred under tho
general election laws Of the State.
Lost.
Senate joint resolution 3. Lord
Relative 10 Immigration and protec.
ton. Passed.
Senate bill 20. DentOn-Relatiye to
reappor,ioDmeut OF the State. IN.
definitely postponed.
On motion c was then taken
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er Allen.

er Allen.
Quorum present.
Assembly bin la. Oliver Pm nj
ing and binding complied Laws OF the
State o. Nevada. Passed.
Senate bill So. Judiciasy--Publsh-
ing OF Supreme Court decisions.
Committee Of the Whole.
Senate resolution. Wilson-Resolr-
ed by the Senate. the Assembly con
curing. that the Legislature adjourn
at midnight. Agreed to.
The Asembi. resolved itself into
coDr5Iitee o! the Whole to consider
such matter as had been referred
thereto, and the afternoon session
was mostly consumed in clearing
business on the desks preparatory to
hnal adjournment.
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4 Woninu's week.

Here is tho week Of buay woman
told in rhyme.
"Monday's work il to waRh apacc.
Tuesdays wotH ia to iron with grace.
Wednesdays work is to bake and
sew;
Thursdays work is TO clean for show;
Fridays work is to sweep. dust,
brush;
Saturdays work 10 to cook with a
rush
The next that comes is Sabbath day.
And then she's too tired to rest or Ia
pray
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~AFTEKNon:: sEssInN.

Assembly bill Us. Mills-To sus.
tain the State Bard Of Health;
600 appropriated for merit two
years. Passed. L. ton.
Senate bill llG. Com.ns-printing
and binding compiled laws OF tks
State Of Nevada. Passed.
Senate bill ll3. ilills-To provide
for the treatment and rure OF con-
frmed druHkards at the expense to
county Of not over $3.50 in each case.
Lost, q to :.
By wilson Resolved that the SEN
ate adjourn sine die at l. o'clocG to-
night. Adopted.
Senate bill So. McAfee-TD regu-
late and insure secrecy and fidelity Of
telephone service. Indefinitely post
poued.
Assembly bill l39, Olivcr-Printing
and binding compiled laws Of the
State Of Nevada. 5000. Ways and
Means.
Senate bill ~. Sklggs-Concern-
ing common carriers. Indefinitely
postponed.
Assembly bill IOl. Eureka delesa-
tiOn-Prcservation Of wild game.
beaver and otter. Indefinitely post
poncd.
Senate bill i3. ComiDs-To prevent
mustangs, cayuses and other inferior
stations from running at large. In
definitely postponed.
Selate bill -, Summerncld OF
Washoe--To regulate the practice Of
medicine. Tabled.
Senate bill GO-Pas.age Of water
through reservoirs in natural water
courses. Indefinitely postponed.
assembly bill 103, GarrarG Arte.
sian wells. Indefinitely post poned.
Assembly bin l20. stodunrd-Wash
oe and humboldt boundary, IndeG.
nitely postponed.
Senate bill ZIG. Comins-Tablcd.
Senate bill GO SALARY Of Supcrip-
tendent Of Public instruction. Az.
scmbly amendment not agreed to.
Assembly bin o.. Oliver-r. II
More Oss and &. y. BARTLETT to com.
pile the laws OF Nevada for $500
passed in last evenings session.
At 2:20 recess taken till 1 o'clock
Called to order again and no new
business having rome in for consider
alton Il further recess was Ia zen I'll 7
o'clock.
ASSEMBLY.
Het at IL a. IN, President Mcf'one
inthe char.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
journal read aud approved.
Senate bill Sc, Ways and Means
Fixing salary ~ Superintendent OF
Public instruction at $1,000. Passed,
Senate bill 100. Ways and iacans-
Authorizing Il State loan. Passed.
Assembly bill %. McAfcc TO &c.
cure secrecy in tie transmission Of
telephone messages Passed.
Tho General Appropriation bill was
then taken up and passed.
Senate bill 20. Erlst-Rclative TO
court house bonds of Nyc county. In.
definitely postponed.
Adjourned mt II 30 20 9 o'cl0cl;.
hFrEETOOT SESSION.
Assembly called Ia order by Speak.
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Tho following women arc said 10
DO tho six wcaIthiest in the world:
Scnora lisidora Cousino, 900, 900. 600;
hlH' ilc;ty Green. $jO,0O0.O0O: lar.
oncEi Burdoit.C outts. coo;
Nine. Eatrios, slj, 100000; Miss Mary
Garrett, S~lO,0G0,OJO; Mrs. Wolcska,
Sl0,OO0,yOO. ,
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make every end. avor. Before other
business is transacted let us first
provide sufficient to faith
'ully a~dministe, the government with
out contracting further debt or the
continued disturbance OF our
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RI Passed.
Senate t;n So Comins For the re
lief Q; Richard Foo.e. Passed
Allen gave ponoe that be Eould
move 70 reconsider the vote by which
Assembly bin s. VS. passed.
Senate bill 1o5. Lesvist-ro pro-
ride fo- the Ssuzoeo! bo3dsb the
School Trustees o. ferrnGton for
School purposes Placed at bottom
o. dle-
Senate b;n III. Suunerield Fix.
Ing the salaries and defining the du-
ties 81 certain officers o. Washoe
~oounty--W2koe delegation.
Senate ball III Cozuins-ro REIN
b2-$ the State Agricultural Society
u- loss sustained BY IRE. Committee
q the Whole.
Senate bin los. Ma-tin-For the ,e-
lief Of po1slzS county Passed.
Adjourned
rrEL ~.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
STATE LEGISLATURE.
EIGHTEENTH SESSION.
fIfty-seeoo nd Day.
SENATE.
EVENING SESSION..

EyESISG SESSION..
Message from tha Assembly stating
that McNaughten, Bradshaw, No
gan were appointed a special commit
tee to confer with a similar commit
tee from the general appropriation
bill.
President McCone fe-opeGed b.
appointing Comins, Wilson aud Sum
merfield OF washoe as such confer
ence committee on behalf OF the Sen
ate.
Senate bill 100, Nays and Means
To provide for printing and binding
Supreme Court Court reports. Plac-
ed at bottom OF file,
Senate bill 80, Lord-To consoli.
date certain township and county Of
fees and fixing compensation. Pas.
sed.
Senate bill %, Lord-Amendstory
OF act relating to the support Of the
poor and matters relating thereto.
Passed.
Senate bill 100, Sunmertield Of
Washoe-Amendatory OF act to regu-
late proceedings in courts OF Justice
in this State. Passed.
Assembly JOINT resolution, Whit
ney-Election Of United States Sena-
tors directly By the people. Federal
Relations.
Assembly bill 81, Garrard-Psy-
mert Of claims Tor advertising state
selection Of lands within sir miles OF
mineral lands. Ways and Means
Adjourned at $40
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PRAYER by the chaplain.

&LdNGA ~ A4C CLaHaA
Journal read and approved.
Assembly bills $50 and Isl, relahve
10 making appropriations for deficieu-
cies incurred IN building annex to
State U diversity. were made spec al
for this afternoon at 200.
Substitute :or Senate bill s.. Print
ing Committee-Relatmg to pubhca.
ton Of Supreme Court decisions and
advertising ,equired by State ia
dietary.
Assembly bin l0T, Lord--RelatinE
to the duties. salaries and oouPensa-
lions ot county and township officers,
OF Storey county. Storey delegation
Assembly bill los. Lord-To create
ths township OF Virginia In Storey
county. Storey delegation.
Senate bill 81. Lord-Anendsiosy
of an act relating TO the support Of
the poor. judiciary.
Senate bill 3 Lori-Anectatoryo OF
an act consolidating certain county
and township Offices in the State Of
Nevada and fixing the salaries O. The
officers thereof. Judiciary.
Senate bill lCa sunnerfeld-
Amendatory OF an act 90 regulate
proceedings in civil cases II courts q!
justice
Assembly bin l2l Glbzrt-To PRO,
vide for deputy county treSursrs Il
certain cases. Lost
Assembly bill Isl. NcNEueatea--
Requiring County Assessors 10 i:
their duty IN certain czs Lii CO
Assembly joint resolution, No->ras;
Relative TO tariff and zlTe- 9us'
tons. Lost.
Recess till , p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assembly called 20 order BY
Speaker Allen.
q Roll call. quorum present.
Assembly bill l3l, Benion-Relat'
ing TO waste waters from fumes. L.
definitely postponed
Assembly bill l32--To repeal all
acts or parts OF acts in conflict with
the Australian ballot law. Indefinite
ly postponed.
SPECIAL OEDE..
Assembly bill l3O, McNaughten-
To provide for deficiencies incurred
in building and furnishing dormi,
tories at the State University. Pas.
Eed.
Assembly bill 13G, McNaughten-
To provide for the completion and
equipment of the mechanical build
ing and gymnasium OF the State Uni
yersity. Passed.
Substitute for Assembly bill l25,
Tashoe deleSation-Fixing the salar-
les OF certain officers OF Washoe coun'
ty. Passed.
Fifty-third Day
SENATE
.iet at II L. IN.
President McCone presided.
Roll call. Al present.
Prayer by the Chaplain and read
ing of Journal.
Senate bill 9t-General sppropria.
ton bin for expenses Of the State
Government for the fiscal year 1878
taken up fox reconsideration. Assem-
bly, amendments agreed to except one
appropnaiing s700 FOR indexing Su-
preme Court reports.
Senate bill IL, Comins-To REIN.
burse the State Agricultural Society
sl25 30 for loss sustained by fire.
Ways and Means.
Assembly bill 125, NoTcroas =
Treachers life diploma. 1ndefn-
itely postponed.
Senate bill lO5, Leayitt-Authoriz-
ing School Trustees Of Yerington,
Lyon county, to issue bonds for
school house purposes, Sl,JO0
Amended and ordered eDgrossed.
Assembly bill 1875. McNaughten-
Building and equipment OF mechan-
zeal building and gymnasium $1,000
aud 5000 respectively. Passed.
Assembly bill l3g, McNaughten-Pay-
ment Of deficiencies Ill construction OF
dormi;Ories. annex, etc. Of State UNI
yersity. l l,7Gi.20. Passed.
Recess until = o'clock.
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AFTERNOON sEssIO.

Senate bill ll2. COmins--To REIN.
burse the State Agricultural Society,
sl233 80 for loss sustained by fire.
Considered III Committee Of the
Whole and passage recommended.
At2:30 recess taken till $3.50.
Senate bill 10, MiDs-To provide
for the treatment and cure OF public
incbriatcs and babitual drunkards at
the expense OF the State. Referred
to COMMITTEES OH Mileage.
A resolution was adopted to pay
Sergeant.at- Arms p. II. Corbetts140
for stationery, telegraphing and other
incidental expenses Of the session.
At i:2g diete being no further bus
moss in baud for transaction, the Sen.
ate adiour6ed.
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AFTLEaooN sEssfoy.

Senate bin 10. Denton--The ones.
ton. Shall Lincoln county be di.
yided' 10 be submitted 20 tho clectors
Of that county at the next general
election in 1898. Passed unanimous.
Iy.
Assembly bin l0s, Norcrois-Re..
lstin2 to marriages and divorces. Pas
sed.
Assembly substitute for Assembly
bill l2S, Misunderstanding cleo.
ton OF town or city officers. Passed.
Assembly bill 80, Oliycr-To com.
pile the State Laws. Referred 10 Ju.
dietary.
Senate bill GS-To repeal act auth.
OrizinR W. II, Dixon and others 10 ca.
tablish aud maintain n toll road in
Elko county. Judiciary.
Tho file now beng clear, recess WAS
taken till 3 o'clock to give committees
time TO report.
ASSEMBLY.
Mot ut IL a. M.
Speaker Allen in The chair.
Quorum present.
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Nor

Medicinal value in = bottle OF HocL's saEs-
p3rilia than IN any ether rreIsEatcn-
Moro skfli Is required. roFr earc GNf'
more expense incurred - riln1'
ture. II costs psoprieto: a:i 60"
Moro but IL costs the consumer Esr.. - b
gets more doses :or his money.
Moro curative power IS secured by It, =!
culiar combination. pr0poriioa aus
process. maxim; II peculia- - IL,
More people employed. more spa-- SC
pied In It's Laboratory iianaay %,
More great cures effected aDi i15'r
monials received than 10y - O.
More sales and more increase yg8.'
are reported 10y druggists
Nor. people are taking Hood Ss
ria today than any CliI-r 5..
are taking 10 today tlE:f cr,sf
MoFe and STILL MORE TrGsHsr< 49,
given why you should tE~r
SarsapaF..t:'
The ore True T,ooi rrr.s' :
Hoods Pills So -
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In session at II Il. M. Speaker.
Allen in the Chair.
Roll called, all present.
Prayer 10y the chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution 3.
Allen-Rclative to the suspension Of n
portion of the Interstate Commerce
act. Lost.
Semitic joint resolution =. Denton
Relative 10 the free cniuage Of silver
Made a special order for March l7th.
Senate joint and concurrent ~regoIu-
ton s. Martin-RclatiYe 10 the post.
age rate OF tourth-class matter, ip-
GLIDING merchandise. in the United
States mails. Passed.
Assembly bill l29. Allcn-To pre-.
vent the acceptance Of passes or free
transportation by State and county
officials or members Of the Legisla.
tnre. Indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill II, Ernst-Reiative 20
Nyc county courthouse bonds. Pas
seG.
Mcssrs. Stoadarj, Rcymcrs and
Whitney were appointed a committee
on free conference to act with a like
committee from tho Senate 10 con-
slider tie general appropriation bill.
Recess until 2 o'clock.
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SWAT
XcES-SG SESSION.

G@-S SIS>-tN-
Mex :; II \ q. President MeCone
DI chair.
Eol call AL present.
Prayer =! the Chaplain and reading
o. lie Journal
COG5rs Chairman 9: tie Free Con
ference COMMITTEE n. Senate hill -.
The Gcs.I Ara-oFa-aoo bill 'o- ez-
Ptasss - SlGe government TO- the
esxtiSoyazS reported having o
:a---5 With : Ike COMMITTEE from the
Assembly and presented repor; there
Il
o. 2otcn the aforesaid. bill va
oou E1E8 Up md ;Ae various Sections
= dispute we've discussed and passed
uPaa ccs after the other Senate re-
cAiri n some cass and Assembly
a1sodasnts s-reei 70 il others.
Senate bin Il5, Mius-To s~aztain
the State BoarI ~ Health: 900 ap-
F7oPiatei 20 deiray necessary eapeu.
sss Tor the next two years. Consider
Ell II COMMITTEES Of the Whole and
made a special order for l:30.
On motion al bills were nox taken
from the table
Senate bil2: Denton-Acceptauce
and disposal Of public lands granted
to the State by ,he United StatS-a
long bill spiritedly discussed by Den.
ton. SHaggs and Ernst; $500 appro-
p-iated tor reservoirs. wells. etc. Los:
10 10 4.
On motion the vote by which Sem
ate bill l23 was .ost yesterday WIS re-
ceivei and bill placed on file,
Message received from the ASSEM-
bly, that Senate bill II. the General
Appropriation bill. had passed that
body as amended and reported By the
Free Conference COMMITTEES.
Recess until - o'clock.