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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18
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First April IL Last IS.
Notice to Property Owners to
Bnild Sidewalks.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
County of Stevens,
Village of Morris.

village or motifs.
To all owners and occupants of lots
hereinafter esCribed in said Village
of Morris:
You will please take notice that pursu-
ant to an order of the Common Council of
said Village of Morris, duly made on the
9th day of May, 1898, ordering new side
walks to be built in front OF lots described
as follows in said Village or Norris
In front of lots No 8, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 10, Ii
and II, of block No. "A, on Pacific avenue,
In front of lots No. and 8. of block No.
10, new walk to be feet wide.
In front of lots No, 7. 8, 9, 10, II and IL, of
block No. 16, new walk to be feet wide.
In front of lots No. II and II, of block
No. II, new walk to be s feet wide,
On Pacific avenue, in front of entire
blocks No. 9 and 10, new walks to be- feet
wide.
On Seventh street, in front of No, 1, of
block No. II, new walk to be feet wide.
On Seventh street, in front of lots No.
10, 20, q and %, of block No. II, new walk to
be 6teet wide.
On Seventh street, in front of lots No.
and g. of block No. 4, new walk to be
feet wide.
On Atlantic avenue, in front of lots No.
8, TO- II, l2 13, H. 10, of block No 2, new
walk to be 10 feet wide.
On Atlantic avenue, in front of lots No.
s, 8, IL, II, 10, IA, 49, IS, of block No /, new
walk to be 10 feet wide.
On Atlantic avenue, in front of lots No.
Z, s, g. 10, II, II, 10, IA, Is and 10, of block
No. II, of Morris addition, new walk to be
feet wide.
On Fifth street. in front of lots No H.
IS, 10, 20, q and %, of block No. l, new walk
to be s feet wide.
You are hereby notified, and required to
build a sidewalk in front of said lots as
designated.
The said sidewalk to be built under the
direction of sidewalk committee.
The said sidewalk must be built within
10 days from the date of the service of
this notice upon you: or the same will be
built by said Village of Morris, and the
costs charged up to said lots as tax.
Dated May 10, 1898.
A. WATZKE, President.
[Seall
Attest:
WI. COOLEY, Recorder
A. MCCONVILLE, Street Commissioner.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18

The "a "a of some of our girls
are small. tapering and beautifully
shaped; their iii are brilliant as *4;**;
they are without in this or any other
S; their frowns are like t++t; and their
1234567 excite III! of pleasure. Read
this closely, do not ? its reliability,
and try to en- the situation" In
land Printer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18
Public Sale of Grass
on State Lands.

Notice is hereby given, that on Saturday
the 4th day of June. 1893, at o'clock D. III.
l will offer at public sale for cash, the right
to cut hay on the state lands in the follow
ing town ships for this season; Framnas,
Norris, Scott and Baker
Sale will be held at court house, Norris
according to instructions received from
the state land commissioner.
Complete description of lands can be
seen at the sale.
N. Il. SPURR,
Agent for State Land Commissioner
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18
First May 11-June Is.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT MARSHALL
MINNESOTA.
May 5, 1898.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the clerk of the district court, Ste
vens county, Minnesota, at Norris, Mimi,
on Saturday, June IS, 1898, viz: Vincent
c. Huntley, homestead application No.
1856 for the e Y NV a and lots / and 2,
sec. 80, town 1913, range Al.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, ana
cultivation of, said land, viz: NJ. P,
Durkee, Henry Fels, p. w. Durkee Clark
Huntley; all of Hancock p. O.
c. p. SHEPARD, Register.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18
CANADA As HIS ExEMPLAR.
Hon. P. S. Grosscrp, Federal Judge, Circuit
Court, recently said IN an address:

Court, recently said IN an address:
Canada is in every practical feature of indie
pendenee as self-governed as if she acknowl'
edged no allegiance to the British crown. She
sends no representative to the Parliment house
on the Thames. Great Britain sends none to
the Pertinent house on the Ottawa. She pays
no taxes into the British exchequer; she re-
ceives none from any people outside of her own
boundaries. She is touched by no law relating
except such as comes from her own legislative
assemblies She fixes her own internal affairs
stands sponsor for her own internal peace and
social order. Her courts are made up from
her own citizens, appointed by authorities,
themselves of her own citizenship. In every
syllable of her political constitution, in every
square mile of her territory, she is absolutely a
self-governed people. The British flag Is her
sovereign only in name"
Farm lands are to be had free on
application to
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This is Worth Reading.

To advertise our college we will
give thorough course of instruction
in double and single entry bookkeep-
ing and commercial arithmetic by
mail free of charge to a limited num-
Der of persons. This course will be
complete in forty lessons. No charge
for diplomas. Text books furnished
at less than one-half that charged by
other schools. Apply at once and
name this paper when you write. Ad-
dress, The American Business Col
lege. Omaha, Neb. 23t4
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18

An exchange says that Fargo girl
was askedwhy she did not marry, and
replied: | have considerable money of
my own, | have parrot that swears !,
q monkey that chews and stove
that smokes; SO you see I am not very
badly in need of husband.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18

"Your wife is jewel" Keep her
"bright and shining" Now's the time
: "springtime." Give her Rocky
ountain Tea; makes.the whole fam
lily we'll. Woman's best friend. Sold
by Hulburd & johnson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Qainine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c. 6mo4O
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-05-18

Palace
Sleeping
and
Family
Tourist
Cars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
GREEN AFTER SCALPS
Won't Shout Until He Con Show the
Proofs.
BOSS HANNA WILL Be BACK SOON
--
And Then Something Nay Be Given
Out in Texas.
HAMLEY rs AFTER A DRY DOCK
For Galveston and Is Working for
II with Considerable NiEor
and Much Finesse.
HAWLEY rs AFTER A DRY DOct

Washington, January 14.--tspecial)-E.
H. r. Green returned from New York to-
day, met few friends here in quiet con-
sultation and departed for st. Louis on a
night train. He will return to Washington
next Wednesday,.
1t is somewhat significant, perhaps. that
Senator Hanna will also arrive here on
that day. When seen by The Post cor
respondent this evening, Mr.. Green said:
II don't care to make any statement re-
garding Texas politics at this time.
would rather wait few days and let re-
suits speak for themselves. ! am one OF
those fellows who like to show the COON
skins when | make settlement. | am
now going on the warpath and when re-
turn next Wednesday shall have string
of scalps to show FOR my work and then 1t
will be time enough to talk"
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RoCKpoRr. kv.. Nam. 1s 1sAs

RoCKPoRT, Ky. Jan. 10. 1896
Gentlemen;--I desire to add my mite of
praise in favor of that wonderful medicine,
DIR. HARTER's IRON TONIC, of which you
are the owners. ! am a Snowman aud travel
ON an Eric canal boat. exhibiting u monster
whale, and by being constantly exposed to all
conditions OF weather l contracted lung
trouble, and that with worry and overwork,
my system became completely run down and
was ruined in health Many drugs and va
Iious doctors were tried, but they one and ali
ala no good. so al the last ! supposed that
the end was near when kind Samaritan in
the shape OF o druggist. friend OF mine In
duced me against my will to try DR. HAIR
TIERS IRON TONIC. What joyful surprise.
the change was instantaneous, Undor its
magic influence the new blood of life began
70 course through my veins; and tired, ex-
hausted weak, nature was so well assisted
that l am practically new man, strong and
neaitny., ! think that all people should know
the good 1t has done me. You may publish
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
SAW THE RIOTS.
Officers of thr Spnnish Army Took
Part In the Disturbance.

Officers of thr Spunish Army Took
Part In the Disturbance.
New York. January MA dispatch Il
tho World from Tampa says: Among
the passengers from Havana was w. l..
Fulton, local cattle dealer. When the
riot started in Havana he was near the
first newspaper office attacked. He says
the mob was led by officers OF tho Span.
ish volunteers. who became enraged over
the a,itnnomist articles In the papers.
They attacked the Offices Of La Discus
sloI and In Diario de la Marina totally
wrecklng them.
News OF tho riots reached Dlanco and
he sent officers of his personal staff TO
qucll the mob. There was platoon Of
regulars IN charge Of a Spanish colonel,
and as soon as he spoke the mob reeog-
nzcd him and made n demonstration
against him. Words onsucd. and some
OF the volunteers slapped the cploncls
face. He was then seized and his badge
torn off and tramplcd on the ground. Tho
crowd all the time was crying "viye
Spain" The colonel's uniform was torn
of.
The crowd then proceeded to the Office
or In Luche, Eemi- government organ,
smashed It's press and threw the type into
the street. FL Reconcentrados suffered
the same fate few moments later, This
was done because the papers favored au
tononiy
About three minutes before the Olivctto
on which Fnlton sailed. left Havana a
passenger was brought aboard, who said
that as he was leaving the pier he henrd
that an American woman had been shot
during Tic riot.
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ENGLISH ENGINEERS.
ronnictinE Opinions as to Whether
iac Trouble Is settled.


London January li.--The committee OF
thu allied trades unions. in charge of the
amalgamated engineers, has decided to
withdraw the demand for forty eight hours
of labor per week and the employers viii
withdraw their lockout notice and thus
end the labor dispute,
The decision of the committee OF allied
unions means thu withdrawal OF the strik-
ors' principal demand and the immediate
or carly end OF the struggle.
The statements OF the strikers repre-
sentatives, however, are conflicting, while
the decision mentioned above was an
nouneed emphatically at Glasgow and
Manchester whore the employees wore adj
vised to that effect. Secretary Barnes OF
the London branch OF the anialgamated
society OF engineers declares the announee-
ment Ia untrue.
The manifesto of the amalgarSlted so
ciety OF engineers ignores the decision. IL
merely recites the engineers contentious
anu Says they are willing to arbitrate the
question of hours OF work.
The dispute between the rmploycrs and
the engineering trades union of Great Br,t-
ain eliminated July II, tSay. with a lock-
cut by Some OF The large manufacturers
This Was followed Nv the engineers calling
our u largo number OF men until about
'ou,uou engineers Wore idle. The principal
issue was over the engineers iDsistine
upon eight hours work Der day
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The supposition is that he was accidentally
thrown from carriape

The supposition Is that he was accidentally
thrown from carriage.
NEW YoRK-The Herald says: Charles Me.
Cuilagh, superintendent Of the Thomas lief
ierson building In the borough of BROOKLYN
mas instructed a lawyer TO claim for him 4
snare OF the estate OF the late Joseph ~ Me-
Sullagh pf st. Louis. Mo- McCullagh owned
an interest In the St. Louis Globe Democrat
and left large estate.
DENVER, Colo.--The anti department store
movement Is spreading to secret societies s.
Inc trades and labor organizations have al
ready pledged the withdrawal OF their na :
tronage from the department stores and are
working TO have similar action taken Nv
secret societies.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.--The publishing house
ol me Methodist Episcopal church. South. has
phiG ae balance OF the bonds remaining out
s,aiding OF an Issue of 1900 200 made m 1855
TINS payment OF $4,000 retIres the bonded debt
OF the publishing house. 80
PORTLAND, Ore.--General Merriam com.
r naaaoins the department. OF the Columbia. has
ment instructing him to postpone the de.
bbaattufe OF the relief expedition 10 Alaska
OF the expedition. 'ie"'
sAVANNAH. Ga.--Captain Cassius "a an
, ,s, was the witness In the Carrier cour.
~, s,., re was on the stand some time but
=, sensational testimony was adduced.
v, mAsmiNGToN-. seatoS Perry for many
ss" ~, one Of the leading dry goods mercbn,,,s
2, washington. committed suicide. insamn,s
u gNeu as the cause No''i''"
IAhpOvRSvILLE, KY N.yva has ,...,s
49, 49, ~ bloody hight at q blind tiger w.ld,sss
~ on sunday fork, Leslie county IN ,rt,a,
i issovsre boswell. Smith Halton. John VII
~A1 tom wilson. all colorsd. were Xiii
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
is QUIET In HAVANA
CABINET RECEIVES ASSURANCES
kl.vM CONSUL GENERAL LEE.
North Atlantic squadron I" sail
Southward--Nayy Movcments Not
Connected win Cuba.

Washington, January Assistant Sec
rotary Day came over TO the White House
from the state department before the cab
met meeting and left u telegram received
from Consul General Lee, sent from
Havana during the middle hours of the
night, and while he reported the existence
there OF much excitement In consequence
OF the attacks On newspaper Offices Ia con
tinuatlon of those OF the day before, and
the participation OF some soldiers In the
demonstrations. 1t was said the dispatch
conveys the assurance OF peace and quiet.
When the cabinet met at IL o'clock this
dispatch formed the basis of short dis
cussion. Tho members OF the cabinet pro-
Tessed feeling satisfied with the situation.
The senate resolution calling for in
formation as to what had been done by
The president 10 safeguard American iu-
terests In Havana during the period OF
rioting was received from the state depart
ment and briefly talked over with a
View OF determining the nature OF the re-
ply to be made.
The main subject under considerations
before the cabinet. however II Is declared
was the prospects OF the Hawaiian an :
ncxation treuty.
Tho North Atlantic squadron which has
been gathering ct Hampton Roads Is to
sail southwark tomorrow. Lest there should
DO misunderstanding OF the purpose OF
the cruise. which has already been de-
ecribcd In orders as one of evolution drill
planned many months ago. the orders un-
der which the vessels VIII proceed have
been made public.
Taken in connection with the DEPART
ments orders to Admiral sicard the navy
department says they show that the squad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
ReconcilinH Freedom and Dcspotin

iHehas carlyle.
question arises here; Whether. in SOME
Interior. perhaps some not far iistaut
stage of this "Chivalry OF Labor" Your
master worker may not find il possible. and
needful to grant his workers permanent
interest In his enterprise and theirs? So
that 1t become. In practical result, what
In essential fact and justice 1t ever is, a
Joint enterprise; all men. from the CHIEF
master down TO the lowest oyerseer aud
operative, economically as we'll as Loyalty
concerned for It? Which question | do not
answer. The answer. near or else f,r. Is
perhaps. yes, and yet one knows the I'm
culties. Despotism is essential in most
enterprises; am told they do not tolerate
freedom Of debate on board seventy
four! Republican senate and bleb.scita
would not answer we'll In cotton mills.
And yet observe there, too. Freedom. not
nomads or apes freedom. hut mans free
dom; this Is Indispensable. We must have
II and VIII have It. To reconcile iepotism
win freedom -well, Is that such a mystery?
DO you not already know tho way? Ii IS
TO make your despotlsm Just, Rigorous as
destiny; but Just. too, as destiny and It's
laws. The laws OF God men obey these
and have no freedom" at all but In obey
ing them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
QUIET IN HAVANA.
The TumuIt Has Not Been Continued
and Peace EefGBs.


Washington. January 1i,--Perfect calm
prevails in Havana, according TO dispatches
received by Senior De LONE, Spanish min
lister, last night and this morning. One Of
the dispatches. filed at l o'clock this morn
ing by Secretary General Congosto. says:
Calm lis preserved throughout tho city. |
believe the normal condition to be perfect
ly established. Fortunately there is not {,
single casualty that we have to regret"
Aside from this dispatch the minister has
received a number Of minor dispatches. all
Indicating the absence of disturbances and
that no apprehension is felt by the author
ities He has given directions that every
development be communicated to him. and
In View OF this fact does not credit the re-
port that there was another outbreak yes
toruay
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
SPORTING NOTES.
New OrIcnns Entries.

Six furiongs, sclllng-Ethel Lee o. Hano
Belle, Belle of Fordham 81. Barney Aaron
OIL Dominion 90, Sedan 1ol, Pearson, Harden
burg 1o2, Treopia, Bust Up, Adam Johnson,
j: II. Grafton 104.
Sin and half furlongs, selling-sue Sue
%. Dazzle, Mary leighton 49, Tom Kingsley
100. Forbearance iO1. Virgins 1o2, Amateur,
Lou Arm, Marlslcin 10S, Caddie c. 1o5 Wilson
H..
Royal Choice i02, Mamie LIS Sister 1903, Ran
som 1906 Elkin los, A Il C rs.
Sin furlongs. handicap-Bnl Arnett 80,
Dunster Dave S, 90, Tabouret 96, Balkline
lO3 Sligo ia, Gath 49,
One mie--.Con Reagan, Arezzo, Lakeview
Palace 81. stanza, Nay Nay. Biitzcn's Sister
%, Basqull 10i
One Inile-Galgo, Jack Hayes. Steve Clio
line 96, Jamboree Little Tom. Rapalatchie
10l, st. Leo, Domingo, Jim Flood l04 Dock
stader. Little Billy 1906.
The Chess Tournament.
The score I'm the chess tournament up to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15

! ixtS y INK II I'LL xdvopoIiAs II, athens
&sWup6per. ana thrsw the type ami cytfy.
Y '3hins p6unIbls out * = window nut this
- ii wvtss = 4 implies that the officers
IS uuessson disagree with the autonomy
witch tie government Is trying " hard y
eatatti6h
4 4 Il u not true that the ,fficsrs viii ts
o&smmarily shot. They VIII be trlci by
xosft martial. Their conduct has been
physicaliy what Generni Weyicr's VAS
morally.
The queen regent at an early hour was
given tho contents OF the kilograms from
Cuba, and council OF ministers was held
al tho palace. Alarming run,ors were sent
out in the stock exchange. the most s.n-
ister Of which was that the volunteers had
zone over 10 the mutlneers, whereas the
contrary il the case. They ptood s.auncbly
by the new government There was
aiump on stocks all around. but It was not
serious.
Tho government version Issued IS very
brief. II says that all tho trouble is over,
thanks to the loyalty Of the volunteers.
The Heraldo makes the greatest feature
of all tho papers. having a whole Gage.
with a heading right across. MI! tary
Mutineers In Havana" II processes to have
received. special report through the
steamer touching at Key West, and gays
that 100 officers took part, belonging 10
different corps. The origin OF the trouble
was some newspaper attacks upon Captains
Caiyo and Sanchez. General Wcyler aides.
Captain General Blnnco Is much irritated
and proposes severe action.
a cable dispatch from Havana says that
new law to prevent the press OF Cuba
from attacking the prestige OF The Spanish
army and officials VIII appear In tbe Ga-
xeta this week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
NO DISPATCHES nncnIyEp.
President Gets M Petitions Asking
him to lntcrferp,


Washington, January 1.-The Cuban
scare has subsidized entirely today. and
little interest or anxiety is manifested In
II in official circles. President Mckinley
was unusually free from callers and even
pfdce seekers were not on band in their
usual number Several senators and rep
resentatives called. but rome OF them dis
cussed foreign affairs with Mr.. Mckinley.
Regarding rcports that rloting in Hd-
yana had caused apprehension among man
ufacturers, flnanoiers and others that busl-
ness affairs might be unsettled nv fears
OF foreign complication. and that they bad
wired the preslden; asking him TO withhold
the sending OF warphips 10 Cuban waters
and 10 use his influence TO prevent In
llammatory speeches In congress, 1t can
be stated authOritatiycly that IN to II
o'clock today no dispatches on thls subject
have boon received nj tho White House.
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ed and WIN burgess

ed and VIII Burgess = n
Whisky was the cause. \
WICHITA, Kan.--Atlo.s
tburized to prosecute ~
doing work for tho New ~
company In Sedgewick co.
BALTIMOltE-The ap2ssss5,s-
the Baltimore and Ohio nssS1'
December. 1897. were 49, =
NASHVILLE. Tenn;-n, ~
ment for December. lgL
Chattanooga and s.; 49,
net earnings Of sihi. LIZ. g. n
compared with DecemDet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
PREPARING FOR SECOND BATTLE.
BimetaIsts VIII Urged Stand Together and Not Dssi
pate Their Strength.

the last
understood Chairman
Of popan
republican COM
mit with view 70
gready The document
al OF silver TO
in which strength
did not take the
whore insisted the opposition Mr. llama re was
talking Representative Bland
feeling deseioutd generally OF conmen action
will conier
male
Emetic meetings here pd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
SCROFULA
u Is Foul BIood's Advertise.
ment
out Il 70 Soon Cured by Hoods
SarsapnYllla.

Yes, Scrofula, ifanything, may he called
the advertisement Of foul blood. II In the
scourge OF the world = Offensive, painful,
facilitating, stubborn and well nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, they
only drive the difficulty to new quarters.
Emoliients may pallistc, they cannot
abolish tho evil. There in hut one sure
way out, and that Is TO eliminate the
faint from the blood.
There \ one remedy that can effect this,
and II h the only one that, 90 far as We
know, has almost invariably succeeded =.
eyen whore the system has been poisoned
by long yeaFs Of faint, and the ravages to
~ repaired are tremendous. That remedy
y Hoods Harnaparilla. Read this:
Ny daughter was afflicted with linz
ppre blood. There were running sores
a. ovss her body and they caused her
much suffering. We tried medicines that
pRSee Recommended ~ blood purifiers,
nj eouIA not sec that they did any good.
+ fta1 tolA 10 about Hoods Harsapa-
AZ ~ I heGan siving the girl this med
l6lnA Hho Resnlt ~ tkat she was per-
IN slzsd aftse tAkipg ! lev bottles.
4 ~ ~ ~ N eyr4p tqms Of scrofpls
al1eo IN tine. NAnIHTTA N.
mth r. obopo, Mo-.
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Autonomy Way liz Amended.

London, January i5,--The Madrid CORE
spondent OF the Daily News says; The
statement was made at the cabinet council
today (rrlday) that the members of the
new Cuban government had strongly pro-
tested against the attacks made by the
Havana papers on the Spanish army. II
necessary measures will be submitted TO
the cortes for amending the autonomy laws
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-15
AFTER A DRY DOCK.


Tor tt.
Washington, January 14.-(special y
Congressman Hawley is carefully nursing
his bill for the establishment of dry
dock at Galveston. The bill was referred
TO the committee on naval affairs, OF
which Mr.. Hawey is a member. That
committee is divided into several sub
committees and Mr.. Hawley Is on the sub
committee on ordnance and navy yards
There was fight today in the whole COM
mittee over the reference of this bill TO
sub committee for consideration. Mr., Haw
ley won and the bill was referred to his
sub committee