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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29
paCCF or Slf&cERlTY.


How An Army Orirer Ssosaa the Supr-nss
Tess oE Belief I'm Ea1a1ism.
In fns days uf the old army On the
frunfiers when military posts were
sometimes hundreds OK miles Erum amy
civilized place. there was little 20 do in
the way n amusement in the winter
time when the post was snowbuund,
and It was then that tae reputation tina
ARMY has for card playing and drinking
was gained And it Is rrre shGt a great
deal OF both was dome at that time.
IL WAS In these days that an event
rrsnspired that showed that the prin-
clpal actor had the courage o his con-
vlcEions. and that IN vAs most certainly
born under a lucky star It was after y
very wet stag dinner party, and AL
had parraken most freely OF The wine.
and, strange as IL may seem, tins suhlecs
that am up for discussion was the
Mohammeian religion. The Mussul-
mans believe in fate. To them a mans
int - written above. end the time az
his death "a sec, and nothing can al
Vanes 1t Well, this belief had been dis
~ASD11 ~NA& 14l C1A4Cct4y. AAs pEIe 2zsts
CONS had been gone over AT length. I'LL
one officer wanted 70 know Of what use
was reason II every n was born wish
a tag OF destiny attached. One officer
finally arose and said there was no use
or discussing the matter any further.
The only way was TO make q practical
test Gf the question, and he would
give himself rs a subject. Could q man
wulfuIly dispose OF his life when the
fatal moment had been chosen &C his
birth from aboves
De could ges no n TO try the expert
ment IN him Finally q wager was
made.
Who viii pay you II I lcse2'' said
the subject as he drew his pistol and
showed that it WINS loaded He placed
the pistol against MS temple and pulled
the trigger. The pistol missed fire.
"A Joke, yelled the crowd.
The fatalist smiled. and. recocking
the pistol, aimed IL with a steady hand
as the clock on the wall. He tired. and
the bulles crashed shzou9h che cenber OF
the dial
"ApologIze to me now, he said Il
have won the bet I always believed Ii
fate. -Cincinnati Enquirer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29
SUMMONS.
tst pub March l7w

- EAD ~ NV
state Of sootti Dakota, In Justice Coart.
county % Day. w, q. Kendall.
Justice OF the Peace
Manson & Leo Lumber Co.,. a corporation
&c. BGsh. defendants.
The state OF South baknta sends rreatinv 70
&c. Bush. dsfendans
Kou arn hereby summoned to appear BEFORE
ne ah my office IN the eEtV OF Webster M zaia
cDonry. on me sfn day Of Aarch. 1881. AZ 20
. clock IN the forenoon Of tffaf dav. and aU-vrar
70 the complaint of tins above-ls-qed pIaintifF
Manson " Lee lsnmber Co.. "A c0hsorafi0n. wno
claim 90 reeoyer OF you the sum az Sfs.13. witb
interest. apon a prumIssory n0te. bearing date
Adrcn i4sn- lts8. executed BY j.. &. BUSH. de-
ieaaanr % Manson d Lee LUMBER Co.. ulain-
III, for The payment to said Manson &c
Lumber 20. OF the sum of Sls.26. with Interest,"
at Ene rate OF II per cent per annum. upou tsle
Ast haS o. April A. .. l5S8. no mart II yyhirh
Las ever Deen PAID. and you are hereby notified
1hht II You La4 % appear and answer as aDOx.
Required. sad plaintiff Will take judgement
a@hinsS youAtoS the sum Of SlS.26. with interest,"
rom Marcn lam. A. D. B&s5. at fiB rate of ~
per eent per annnm. ~rogetnsR with tts costs
ana disDursementS OF rnls action.
utyen under my hand riis ard day az SarcI,.
A.. n. 1897.
w. e. KENDALL.
Justice OF thti Peace in and Tor the CITY az Weh-
sses, Day Co1aty, S0uth DAKOTA.
FRANK SEARS
PlaEntTfs attorney.
The above case IL adjourned to Nay ARD.
1888. Tor the purpaae OF giving time to serve the
SUMMONS oy puhlicn ti0n and Won. the aefantt.
anc. y Y bnah. are hereby notified that said
case VIII oe tired upon the said 3rd fay 81 Nav.
N1.Asss. az she hour Of no oiDek in the fore
noon 81 SAID da3.
VIC. KENDALL.
Justice OF the Peace N and for the civ aFWab.
sser. Day County. South Dakota.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

The perpetual imprisonment OF cu3s
~ as c-uel as the imprisonment for lie
OF an innocent man would be.
When miIIet is fed to dairy cows.
there should tie little seed left Ia tho
heads Millet seed is very stimuIatrg
and may Fs0dUce garget IN the cows
udderG
In the constitution OF standards for
milk and cheese both should be graded
according 10 the aInounte OF fas they con-
tain.
Hiram c. Wheeler. who ran in Iowa
stock and dairy farm Of 4. Geo acres.
has sold bis property and expects TO es-
tanlish IN Texas the largest dairy farm
n the world. Els place VIII include
over 1000 acres of land so sniIe3 north
einss Of Galveston. he VIII have in con-
nect1on with his DAIRY two Of the milk
ing machines with winch be recently
experamented Id Iowa. The claim i
maRis tl1t each machine can milk q
owe at once. bat perhaps this Is a fairy
tale.
In the raising Of wheat the American
fsrmsT Is hrungnt into competition with
sna Ignorant lowest priced labor 81
Russia Egypt and Indlia- In the produc
ton or rich milk and cream, however
and the n-aannfaeture Of prime butter
and cheese il is very different On this
plane oa indEsuy the field is not vet
9-sercru~ded. tor it takes q high urIier
~ eoFf~k-4 ~ 81 %N..----NF- he =
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

~1*3 VIE n A4A-4t- AHsW q no
ernp e1alal = selling. and + sawed
Avg / again IN Late feasing. or to- cuze.
II tAe weather bs favorable Instead of
FODDER ccru + shall pla1t early SWEEP
eorn for August feeding -Exchangs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

LIST BGB AIfI3-fW
Whereas. defaulE has occurred IN The conu1-
tSons 81 4 mortgage. containing power % sale,
vvbtcn mas beeE duly recorded. given By BanIei
p Wltt aud Chariorre Witt. hia wife. uortga-
mrs. "a T71e DAKOTA Loan anu Trust C0mpany,
81 Watertuwn. Dakota. mursgngee, daEad
Awsss4s Iltil. 1855, and recorded IN BOOK " %
mortaagess pages JgT. SO anss : % me recorcS
~ Day county, Stsufn DAKOTA and assigned 70
mIery q. Mansfield. Sand assignment recorded
n; h.aax A.. mage I'D. Of the records OF Lag
eouuev. south Dakota. anu niorrxaging Ene
vest aeif Of southeast quarter and northeast
quarter Of southwest quarter and southeast
guar-ar ~ northwest quarter OF section twenty
eis.nt sowusnIp one hundred and tgenfy tI2Dfa
raux. fffty-nine t5sh N Day countss state OF
Sonra pakota. BY which default the power Of
ale aas become operative. and no action or
urDcF-edsng having been instituted aE law TO re-
cover the debt thereby secured. or any part
taereof and there - claimed to De due On said
morrxage at this daEa Four huudrsd andaInery-
three and M~EDa fk83.Sl dollars.
Notice is hereby given nat said mortgage
viii be foreckOssa by sale OF said premises 1t
uunlic auction by the sheriff or said county
June 5th. Rs7. at II O'Clock. a. m. at me 'front.'
door of the court house. IN the city OF Wens1er.
in said county OF Day anu state of South Da-
kota. TO pay said deDE. Inrer6st and SIaU arcor-
uey : fae- and Disbursements allowed BY law.
Dated April lar. 1897.
ELLERYE. MANSTIELD.
Assignee of morJgagee.
II. a.. Eauntryynan.
Arrorney for assigaee OF mortgages, Water
tOwn- .ouIh *
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

The Dark Is Better Than the White For
AN Active P.r~on.

The Dark Is Better Than the White For
am Active Psrsan-
Mrs s. 7. R0rer, in The Ladies
Home Journal, contends that there has
not been a sufficiently accurasa ANALYSIS
upon which 70 base any table regarding
the chemical composltiCn Of ish aS all
reliabie. The alhuuiaoid matter IN
white ish, AZ cod. haddock and haIihut.
10 IN sbouf the sazne proportion aS IN
bed ami mutton. They contain. how
ever, more phospnoruS-she active fzh.
socn as ErnrE and pickerel. containing a
Hl1l greater axnonnk, due no double 10
their activity The 4mo9n Of carbon
depends largely upon the nun OF fat
they contain. The whieeash are. there
fore, deacient N carbon r. you should
AK An intelligent cook what vegescble
ID srve with a boled white 6sh she
wonid answer quickly potatoes. as they
supply the wanting carboBydyaees.
There e other Kinds OF fish, how
ever, suCn as salmon. caEftzn and SUR.
ssos- sn~s are quite well npplied with
ca<bohydrsses. III consequences Cf which
ency ARC nnr 50 easily diarsssd 10 rhs
white fsn- The more oil they have dis
perEd snrcugh the body, the more din
cult the digestion. In the white fsi the
css Ia held In the liver. IN the dark csh
it in Dispersed r1ruuah the entire desn.
From thfs fret We l-.Fn tazS dark fish
maze a much better dice ter ths active
m~a- Many authorities affirm that the
mere sctir~ nsh. az well as the mor-
scr1vs animals, give better mGscle max
ing food saan their nnors iadoiens rsEa-
fonsL"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

LE pun april
To Charles hreuger and to all others whom IL
may CONCERN
You are hereby notified thai ON the ltn day
az November, a. D.. 1881. the following descrlb-
ed piece or parcet OF real ESTATE taxed In me
name of Charles kreuEer, anu situated IA the
county OF DaT, state Of south Dakota as fol-
lows. south half "a OF northwest quarter
and lots three 81 anu four ~ 0t sRctTOo
tive tG. rgwnsB1p one hundred tWentT-5ne tEb
range nfty-elghr t5st, containing A83 acres, WAS
sold for raZes Que amt for the year
Ls9l, az tax sale % the treasurer OF sad county
90 IL. N. Peck and was By SAID purchaser duLy
assigned 60 ole Johnson. VINO IS now the law
ful hoLaer Of the eertIIcars Of p~urrhase. That
said ra1ga then dua AMI Delinquent am0Uuted
to Shc.eZ and mai subsequent taxes 60 the
amount OF SSNI9 have been paid. Win interest.
penalty and costs accrued. &b.4k. making total
amount necessary to redeem SI4L.75. ana n adj
dIrKon thereto the cost OF service Of TINS notice.
together with such interest as may accrue
after TINS GATE. must be PAID. anu tne right or
-ssiempEIUn Rill expire aud a deed tor said
land BE made within SIXTY days from rhe conn
pleUed service Of TINS notice.
OLE J0HES0N.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29
MORTGAGE SALE

ID UIU -WTT-T ---TF
Default has been unatist ia tle paymeutof f,a
snln secured ny a mOFfHage givnu bv Gauritz 81
sntp@tad- mprtgagqr. TO Il. II. Hp4e. trustee.
mortgages. dsted November Ast, 1888. recorded
January stn. ISL Ia the office af tise register
Or deeaS &C Jay County, @onrh DakUtA. IN 1ues
=. az page l1. meFtgegIBg tine east oue-aais %
the NORTHWEST quarter Of section four "a in
r0Wnsnlp one hundred twenty fi21f north Of
range nfty-etgns t5s} west Bf tile 5fh 2 N. IN
sala Day county. South Dakota. The amount
claImed 10 be due "a said mortgage a6 1hs date
forty-six dollars.
Notice Is hereby given that sand mortgages
VIII be forecisgsest BY a sale Of the mortgax~o
PREMISES on the sth daY 81 May, 1895, at two
. cloc& p. m.a at he frpnt 8uor OF the caurt
b0use Al tie cry of Webster, cDuaty " Day.
Stats of south Dakota. 70 tins highest bidder
fnr cash.
Dated March 18Th. 1891.
l. II. HOLE Trustee.
sohN l. E1L MortRagea.
Attorney for tue mortgages. Huron. :. d.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

rhs s~sisgTapn lines CT tina =crld Az
gr-sats i.o6s. liz miles. Ansriea h2s
more than hzIf-s4S. $50 mIIea
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-04-29

dalrymen wba make aaoss cnt Of
thsir eoxs are tho sVinser daxymsn-
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II. a. E0untryynan.
Attorney TOR assigaee OF ~nortgagee, aEer-
t0wn- south Dakota.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28
The Senate.

LITTLE ROCK May 2l.-The senate was called
to order by President Moose. Prayer by Chap
lain Dannelly.
Senator Smith asked question OF personal
privilege. He then referred to a petit
tion from SO OF his constituents requesting
him to vote for a railroad commission mo
form of pinion. under the present constitu-
tion," declared the speaker, would induce me
to vote for a commission"
Consideration OF the general appropriation
bill was resumed
On motion Of Senator Williamson, the con-
tingent expenses OF the auditors once were
increased from 800 to S400,
Senator Blackburn moved to amend by in
serting 800 to establish telephone connections
between the treasurer's ONCE and police head
quarters. Adopted.
An amendment by Senator McGehee increas-
ing the governors contingent expenses from
81, 500 to So 600 was adopted. and the bin made
special order for Monday morning
On motion OF Senator Gray, the vote by
which the Jeffers bill, to protect crops in GER
tain fence districts. passed to its third read
Ing was reconsidered, and he moved as an
amendment that Independence county be ex-
empt.
Senate went into committee OF the whole on
the Confederate home appropriation bill.
Senator Connell moved to insert $3.50 for
matron to look after the old veterans. Carried.
On motion OF Senator Witt, the bill was re-
turned. and its passage as amended recon-
mended The amendments were adopted, and
the bill made special order for Monday morn
ing.
House bill No 10 was read first time.
After recess a motion to suspend the rules
and read house bill No. 10 second time was
lost.
Senator HALEY introduced senate railroad
commission bill, and 200 copies were ordered
printed.
Senate bill to amend section 67S4, Sandels
and Hills digest, under which laborers can be
forced to work on roads outside OF townships
in which they reside, was read third time and
passed-ayes %, noes g.
Senator HALEY called up Chicot county four
barbed wire fence bill, which was passed-ayes
p, noes
Senate bill No. %. TO authorize the construc-
tion OF roads by Improvement districts, was
passed-ayes IA, noes ii.
Senate bill providing for building turnpikes
and employing convicts passed-ayes % noes Q.
The drouth sufferers bill was taken up and
committee amendments read The bill was
made special order for Monday.
Adjourned until Monday morning.
The House.
House called to order by Speaker Tappan.
Mr. Curl offered resolution that when the
house adjourn today 1t stand adjourned until
Monday morning. in order that the members
might accept an invitation to visit Hot Springs
on an excursion
Mr. Short moved as an amendment that when
the house adjourn 1t be until a. m Saturday.
and an adjournment be taken Saturday noon
until Monday morning Adopted.
Senate bill No. %, relative to public roads
through private lands passed-ayes 81, noes ~.
senate bill No. IS. creating levee improve
ment district in the city Of Helena, Was read
third time and passed
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28
The House.

House called TO order at o'clock
House bill No 7s. refunding of certain bonds
received from Washington county by the state,
read second time
House bill No. rs, for the protection OF stock
In certain districts. passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Potts, the general deficiency
appropriation bill was ordered engrossed.
On motion of Mr.. Vineyard the Bullock rail-
road commission bill, after considerable dis
cussion. was placed on its third reading
Pending reading Of the bill, recess was taken
to p. IN.
After recess, the clerk resumed reading of
the Bullock bill, which was passed without de-
bate by vote OF S5 to 2. Messrs Medearis and
Moss voting in the negative.
The general appropriation bill read third
time and passed-ayes 81, noes T.
Confederate home appropriation bill read
third time and passed.
was read third time.
Mr.. Morris spoke in favor OF the bill, de-
nouncing the present law as a fraud.
Mr.. Prince opposed the bill.
Mr.. Brattan closed the debate in an able
argument in favor OF changing or amending
the present election law.
The bill failed to pass by a vote OF 20 to 10.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Bush to amend the
election law was read third time
Mr.. Warren thought the bill fair; that the
minority should be represented; thought the
present law invited fraud.
Adjourned
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28

After recess. senate bill No 8. for the better
government of cities OF the first and second
class, was taken up.
Mr.. Ferguson moved to indefinitely postpone
the DILL and spoke against the clause giving
city councils power to license the sale Of cigar
ettes
After considerable discussion the motion to
Indefinitely postpone was lost. and the bill
passed by vote of AZ to 40
Mr. Shackleford gave notice that on next
tuesday he would move to reconsider the vote
by which the bill passed.
The conference report on the state convict
farm bill was presented by Mr.. Street. recon-
mending that the house recede from the Jerers
amendment and substitute therefor a provis-
ION that not more than 90 per cent OF the pro-
ceeds OF the annual crop shall be devoted to
paying for farm. The Jefrers amendment
provides that the board shall apply TO the pay
ment OF the farm such crop proceeds as are not
needed for the support of the convicts.
Mr.. Hernn moved that the house insist on the
Jehers amendment and ask further conference
Mr.. Tuohey spoke in favor OF accepting the
conference committees report
Pending action, the house adjourned until 8
a. m Sal, rday.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the Thirty-frst Gen.
eral Assembly-Extra Session.



LITTLE ROCK, May 20.-Senate called tn or
der at o'clock.
senator Grace fled a memorial favorinp
creating separate chancery district at Pine
Bur "' ino
President Moose introduced Senate hill No
o. 10 establish chancery district No s. COM
posed OF Johnson, Pope. Yell, Conway. Perry.
van buren and Cleburne counties
senator Connell introduced senate bill No
% TO create railroad commission
On motion of Senator South, the Smith rail-
road bill was taken up
messenger from the house announced the
passage OF the Jeffers bill relating to crops ana
fences. A
senator Blackburn spoke in favor OF the
smith bill; the people want railroads and the
STATE wanted these lands developed. that they
might contribute to the support Of our insti-
tutlons by being placed on the tax books
Senator King spoke rgainst the bill.
senator South made an eloquent speech In
FAVOR OF the bill, after which the bill passed by
the following vote:
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28
"MANY MEN OF MANY MINDS"

Many a writer" knows how to write,
but doesn't know when to go to press.
Many a preacher knows how to
preach, but doesn't know how to prac-
tice.
Many a teacher" knows how to
teach, but doesn't know how to be
taught.
Many "lawyer" knows how to go to
law, but doesn't know how to get back
again.
Many a "tradesman" knows how to
trade, but doesn't know how to make
both ends meet"
Many am ''M- D." knows how to be
a doctor" but doesn't always know
when to kill, or when to cure.
Many a wise man knows what the
dictionary definition of wisdom Is, but
doesn't know what the word means
Good Housekeeping.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28
Tho Houaa.

LITTLE Rock. May 22-There was barely a
quorum present when the house was called to
order. and half an hour was consumed in read
ing and revising Fridays journal
Mr.. Bushs bill amending election laws was
taken up but In the absence of Mr.. Warren,
who was entitled to the foor the bill went
over to Tuesday.
Mr.. Coffman's bill to cure defective convey
ances was referred to the judiciary committee
Mr.. Barnett's bill, fixing remuneration of
special chancery judges at $40 per day, passed
by vote 40 to 13
The Pine Blur branch normal (coloredD ap-
preparation bill was taken up. and the house
went into committee of the whole with Mr.
Rodgers (Benton) in the chair
Mr.. Hernn moved to strike out 50 200 for the
salary OF the principal for two years and in
sert e. 400
Mr. Jefers protested against cutting the SAL
ary and paid a high compliment to Prof Cor
bin, the principal He moved to make the
salary sl, 400 a year.
Mr. Kirby said II the principal had accom-
plished good results there was no reason for
cutting the salary. He believed In helping the
negroes to make good citizens OF themselves
After further discussion Mr.. Herrn's amend
ment was adopted
Mr.. Burrow offered an amendment striking
out $500 for insurance. Adopted.
Mr. Brown moved to strike out the clause
permitting money appropriated for one pur-
pose to be used for another Adopted.
The committee rose and recommended the
passage Of the bill as amended.
Mr.. Kirby offered an amendment to the COM
mites amendment. striking out g. 400 for sal
airy OF the principal and inserting 81. 800.
After some discussion on the amendment II
was finally passed.
Mr.. Keith rose to question OF privilege In
regard to a statement made in the senate by
Senator South rejecting upon his (Keith's)
action on the governors contingent fund ap-
preparation. denying the senator's accusations.
The branch normal appropriation bill was Or
dered engrossed and to It's third reading
Mr.. Baldridge's bill appropriating s35 600 out
of the direct tax fund for relief of drouth suf-
ferers was read third time.
Some discussion followed. but the bill failed
to passages Al, noes 32-not the necessary
two-thirds
Adjourned till Monday
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28

DDS. and was perfectly willing to abide by the
result of such law He challenged any one
to point out wherein the bill was unjust and
submitted that II embodied the very doctrines
OF the democratic party.
Pending discussion of the bill. the house ad-
iourned.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28

Bearings is authority for the state
ment that Sandow's challenge to ride
anyone for $1,000 has been accepted by
Huret and j. w. Stocks. The former
will ride Sandow for any distance, and
Stocks for so miles, paced. Ifarranged, II
the match win be fixed for date four
months hence.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28
Legislative Notes.

The i4-months-old child OF Senator McMul-
lin, after brief Illness. died at Dardanelle.
After an absence OF ten days, Representative
Hicks, OF Lonoke county. is again at his desk.
The citizens of Hot Springs royalty enter
tained the lawmakers on their recent visit to
that city.
Hon. M. 7. Manning delivered the address OF
welcome at the Epworth League convention
held in Clarendon
There was quite spicy discussion between
Messrs. Wood, of Lee, and De Rossett OF st
Francis at a meeting OF the judiciary com.
mittee over the st. Francis bond bill.
The speech OF Mr.. Warren favoring amend
ing the election laws was full OF logic. reason
and sound argument He was highly compli.
mented on all sides upon the able manner In
which he handled the subject
House bill No 40 which has passed the lower
branch OF the general assembly, authorizes the
governor to execute note for $50 339 10 in favor
of the internal improvement fund.- with in
terest at the rate of per cent. per annum; the
state debt board then to apply the proceeds tc
the credit OF the sinking fund. to be used ir
liquidating the bonded indebtedness OF the
state, including state bank bonds real estate
bank bonds. and funded bonds of 1859 and 1870
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-28

,Ipairs-Granberry and HALEY, Quarles and
Absent-Manning and Williamson.
on motion, the senate took a recess to D. m
AT the afternoon session, senate bill to estab-
hsh the Fourth chsncery district was taken up
and passed-ayes 13, noes IL
The Jeffers house bill relating to fences In
certain districts was read second time
The senate then went into committee OF the
whole upon consideration OF the general ap-
preparation bill
Senator South moved to amend by inserting
u 400 to pave the street in front Of the state
house. Adopted
Senator Gray moved to insert %, 900 In lieu of
y, 4OO Tor watchmen's salary. Adopted.
Senator Pinnix moved to insert 500 with
which to purchase typewriter.
An amendment increasing from 81, 600 to e 900
the amount TO be expended by the agricultural
department for seed, eto. was adopted.
The committe rose. and the bill passed as
amended.
Adjourned. RH