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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-08

AN EMPTY SACK CANNOT
STAND UPRIGHT" Neither can
poor weak, thin blood noursh and
sustain the physical system. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the standard purifier
and true tonic for the blood.
IInnnS rrv 7 G IL So. S..i.z A.
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MISCELL nNEoUS
CITY SCAVEWGER

Alb. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools: no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. b. BRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 100 North Main avenue,
or Eicke's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry, Telephone 9540.
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OTHER LEAGUE GAMES
Western League

Detroit, l2 st. Paul :.
Minneapolis. 4; indianapolis. 2
Grand Rapids, IL; Kansas City, .; (drst
Eamc)
Kansas City, s; Grand Rapids, :; (sec-
und gamc)
Eastern League.
Toronto, 1; Montreal 10.
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SCALP TREATMENT.

~, ~r.>>lNr~Nl>l>rNO(~~0I~N 0I~NN01>NNlN~NlNNNNINN
MRS L. r. KELLER, SCALP TREAT
ment, Soc. Shampooing, 50c. facial
massage. ma anicuring, Csc; chiropody
G0l Quincy.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

MRS. DIR KlNG-NAIL, LADIES' SPE-
Cialist 22i Adams avenue.
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-BN A YOUNG
lady, ~, as salcslady or cashier; can
furnish best of references. Address
Cashier, care Tribune.
STEADY WORK WANTED AS WATCH
man by sober and Industrious
young man; well recommended. Address
r. NJ, Tribune office,
WANTED-A MAN AND WIFE WANTS
work in private family; light house
work for the wife the man is handy
at anything, Address, 33S Delaware ave
nue. rear West Pittston.
SITUATION WANTED BY A SEAM
stress by the day. Children's clothes,
ladies' shirtWaistS and muslin work Al
dress 1896 n. Lincoln avenue,
A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO
work for her board and go to school
Address 407 Taylor avenue.
SITUATION WANTED IN PHOTO GAL
lery or any legitimate business By
young man Is years of age References
furnished L. G. r., 226 n. Y. ST., city.
SITUATION WANTFD-BY A FIRST
class market man; has had experience
i'm grocery store; can furnish best Of ref
erence. w. j. c., ll2 South Seventh
street, city.
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AVooA.

HOODS PILLS do not gripe. All
druggists, 2Jc.
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HELP WANTED-MaLE.

wANTED-ENPERGE WATCH.
maker and salsman. ReXford Co., l.,
LaCkawanna avenue.
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WIRE SCREENS

JOS. KUETTEL. REAR 5l1 LACKA-
wanna avenue, Scranton, Pa, manufac-
turer of Wire Screens,
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SPECIALIST

MRS. DIR. KING-NAIL, LADIES' SPE-
Cialst, 22i Adams avenue.
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SEEDS

C. r. CLARK & CO, SEEDMEN AND
NurserNmen; store 1iG Washington ave-
nue.; green house, 1850 North Main ave-
nue.; store telephone 1872
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LOST-A CLOVER-LEAF STUD. RE
ward if returned to office at Hote'
Jermyn.
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BOARDING
LEGAL.

BoARDING 525 PINE STREET.
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Beau Nash as "A Gambler.

When the late earl of I'd was a
youth he was passionate,y fond OF
play, and never better pleased than
with having Mr.. Nash for his antago.
mist. Nash saw with concern his lord
ships foible. and undertook TO cure
him, though by very disagreeable
remedy. Conscious Of his own superior
skill, he determined to engage him in
single play for a very considerable
sum. His lordship, in proportion as he
lost his game, lost his temper, too; and
as he approached the gulf, seemed stiI
more eager for ruin. He lost his estate:
some writings were put into the win
ner's possession; his very equipage de
posted as last stake. and he lost that
also. But when our generous gamester
had found his lordship sufficiently pun
ished for his temerity he returned all
only stipuiating that he should be pai6
{ 5000 whenever he should think prop
er TO make the demard. However, he
never made any such demand during
his lordship's lifetime; but some time
after his decease, Mr.. Nash's affairs be-
ing in (sic) the wane, he demanded the
money Of his lordship's heirs, who hon.
orably paid il without any hesitation.-
History Of Gambling In England"
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MARDI GRAS AT NEW ORLEANS
Half Fare Round Trip Tickets, Good Re
turning February 2Sth.

On account of the Mardi Gras festiv-
tiles at New Orleans February 18th and
14th, the Texas & Pacific Railway Com
pany has authorized the sale Of round
trip tickets at one fare from stations in
Texas, February 7th to 18th inclusive,
and from stations in Louisiana Febru-
ary 9th to 18th inclusive. Final limit
on all tickets February 2sth.
There is no more delightful place to
spend short winter vacation than New
Orleans during the annual Mardi Gras
festivities. With citizenship COM
posed of every nationality, it is neces-
sarily unlike any other city in the coun-
try, with its quaint and varied styles of
architecture, etc. Noother city observes
this festal season in so grand and elabor-
ate manner, and thousands journey
from far and near annually TO enjoy
the fun and view the sights of beauty
and splendor. To the stranger there is
always accorded hearty welcome, and
a visit to the ancient French quarters
of that city of itself will amply repay
for the small outlay necessary to make
the trip
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NOTES FROM ABROAD,

The largest ruby in the world is in
toe British state crown.
Tumblers resembling in shape and
dimensions those employed to-day have
been found in great numbers in Pom
peii. They were made of gold. silver.
glass. marble, agate and of precious
stones.
Topers IN many Of the towns of the
Argentine Republic are shamed into
reformation by being compelled to
sweep The streets for eight davs for
each offense. Respeetability is no ex-
cuse for leniency, and it is not rare
sight TO behold a man in a dress suit
toiling in the company Of ragged
tramps.
The famous old city Of Chent. Bel
gium, is built on 26 Islands. which are
connected with one another bv 50
bridges. Three hundred streets and "a
public squares are contained in these
islands. Client is famous because
Charles V. and John Of Gaunt were
born there. II has been the scene az
many treaties. Instructions and re-
volts, and il was there the treaty was
made terminating the war Of 1872 he.
tween This country and England.
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The House

rmnesIatsiy after roA cal sIa sse-.-s 40
sos-nsl he house tex aP seaste o.s--e -ss .Es
80 -4sarrsrr 5 number o. bis, psssea nv
following Measures r.s, q,
4 "a s. requiring rzilFoz1s . Aseg :
-s-s5- rs.ds ard grades ki railroad eross-lss
\ ~ : 70 relieve kusesnds Q, Anss-A1R
.sal debts o. vie
"a 10 :. su,horiEi1E nscesaies - -.
ssrx 70 sell properly upon which ihef nss
hsve Len far Eork ,zs-
l;.er ne adoption Of senate eoneafrss. tss.
olution creating i5t.i eonni'.se = -.
.s--sI-s - - lzte / L GsElAnd sad afra.se
ts- ne funeral ceremonies. the hease I've :
recess - - CIV
q Nas FRzines1, to suppress ssle q 81
i.r sEaF Of Iiquor II prohibition oisifisis az
= seStr5T sane shea foand Eas taken aP an
TasSsd Tbe bill does net apply % native -
Sezats BIZ No 4 the sAsekietoFd elll. .
prevent expenditures Of money by candidates
aBd compelling an accounting Of same, va
faseH uu and discussed a. length An sne as
-erd to strike o1t ne section requiring can can
sisatas "a file suorn statements Of eampal "a
zrueuses vas defeated On lie voie-io 70 =
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he MODEL BOY.

oaes o. q tire there lived ; isa. Who loved
his books and raie.
A. ssspt al through vacation zcanss there
Basa5t any achsoi.
Wao NED 70 dress up Sundays ard .
wash hia hands and face.
Ard said led rather be II church than an
other place.
Wac l0vez his sunaay-school book tales
O Patient Crippled Jane.
AM hated trashy stories Ike The scsiper
C tie H.Hin."
Who. Waen hs comrades cane
To 6I3 him solH their game,
Would tease his foks 70 let him stay a.
home ard bring in wood,
Or let him weed the garden. for he'd rsth-
e. e hs could.
When Christmas cane. the presents thas
be wished fer most we're those
Called Use sslai''-sueh - ties and gloves
and hauakerchlefs and clothes
lie SCREAMED with disappointment II thex
gave him tags. It's said
Ard on The morning Of thz *Fourths he
asked 70 lie abe1-
He loathed ice cream and lemonade ana
candy. tsrls and cake
But castor oHl ard rhubarb be dsiueFairy
would take.
While Jelly. IAN asi pie.
He'd pass iH horror BY
Ard when 10 toEn there chzncs1 70 come
a circus or : show.
He always ran away and hid for fear ne {
have to 90.
SO. n nv youth. when had been partieu-
larry lad.
NJ parents or my grandma used 10 tell me
OF this lad,
Aas, since IYe oder grown. ! hnd that
nearly every boy
Has had this model child" he'd up 10 pes
ter and annoy.
II rou should ask me where he lives. !
really do nor know:
Perhaps IN Iceland, India, or beside the
H9RHg-Ho.
But this + safe % say.
IT'S not IT. the L. $. A;
And though I've never met him, and am
not expecting 70.
I've had hin preached 20 ne SO much. III
klli him when I 90
Joe Llneolr.. In l. 4 " Bulletin
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srnate Proeeedings.

Little Rock. Jan. ga resolution by Senator
kimbell that joint committee Of six be ap-
pointed to receive the remains Of the late Hon
A H Garland when they reach the state and
arrange on the part OF the general assembly
for the funeral ceremonies. was unanimously
adopted
On motion Of Senator Kimbell. the vote by
which the bill TO extend charter rights Of the
Lott road passed. was reconsidered, and he
then withdrew the bill
After consuming considerable time in first
and second reading Of house bills, II. b. No
lO5 authorizing the town OF Marked Tree TO
levy and collect taxes for 1898 was taken up
and passed.
H B No. ll6. to prohibit females from hold
ing ONCE in the general assembly, was de-
feated-l9 tOp
{ B. No. 10 providing that il prosecution has
been begun for seduction marriage shall not
terminate such prosecution, read third time and
passed.
\ speclal message from the governor calling
attenu on 10 the sr'ailpox raging In different
sections Of the state. and urging an immediate
appropriation for the state board Of health
was read
Senator MeNemer introduced : b No to2
appropristing $1,000 for the immediate use Of
board Of health, pending discussion OF which
recess was taken.
At2p II the senate recouvaned On motion
the McNemer bill was referred 10 committee
on public health.
senator Kimbell introduced s. B. No l03. to
extend charter rights Of unoompleted railroads.
senator Lankford presented 5. B. i04 pro-
viding for complete revision Of the road laws
under amendment No s. OF the constitution.
senator Ferguson introduced s B. los. 10 de-
hne trusts and to provide for their restraint
and punishment This bill is q copy OF the
OHIO law
The remainder Of the day s session was con
sumed 10 discussing senator Harivs bin 70
make 30 unlawful for school directors % en-
ploy relatives a. tsachers
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Just the Place.

Wite-I found an egg in the coal bin
this morning. That's queer place for
a hen 10 lay in.
Husband-Just the place, my dear.
just the place
Just the place?r
why, certainly. II our hens begin
10 lay in coal for US we won't need %
mind how the price goes up."-Londos
Household Words.
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SAYINGS OF THE YOUNGSTERS

Teacher-"What's the matter w.
you to-day, Tommy? Nou seem 70 .
nervous and uneasy" Tommy y =
Yesterday was my pa and mas WoV1. ~.
weddin' and nearly all The neighOs
sent EN- shingles"
All" sighed the elderly VS. s
~would that | were a little girl as-
like YOU" well" replied four g. :
old Ethel, Tets play that you are 4
little girl and you pretend 10
naughty and III whip you ana ~
you OF to bed without your supps''
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Below Is given the actual business
transacted by the legislature the past
week. Such proceedings as reading OF
bills. defeated amendments, etc, are
eliminated. This report will enable
the reader 70 keep up with the business
done and laws enacted without wading
through a detailed and yoluminous ae-
count Of the proceedings.
Neither branch of the general assem-
biz was in session Monday, January
90th. having adjourned out Of respect
to the memory of Hon. A. E. Garland,
deceased.
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Where a Woman Leads.

The central provinces seem to be dis
tinguished for peculiar crimes and pc
euliar criminals. On one page Of the
r port on the police administration
there are details Of raid on a village
by a band Of dacoits lied by a woman
who carried swordi" And yet It is
said that there is no hope Of the emau-
cipstiou of the women Of Indis.-Time.
Of India.
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Senate Proceedings.

Little Rock. Febi-Introduetion Of bills con-
sumed the morning hour, and the following
were introduced;
s. B. No li5 [McMullenl, to prevent residents
Of a county adjacent to the county line Pc
tioning for a prohibitory liquor law to apply
within three miles Of a church or school house
in the other county which is nearer than that
distance TO the division line; il6 [Smithl. to
make IL unlawful to kill deer and other game
for period OF fYe years; III Martini, to pro-
tect Landlords and employees; lis [R- J. Wilsonl.
TO cure defective Acknowledgements and con-
veyances; J. r No. HALL. proposing an
amendment to the constitution regarding the
adoption Of amendments to the constitution.
s. No. lle Manning By requestl. an act re-
lating to negotiable instruments. 10 lHayuie1
to refund TO the heirs OF Hon Grandson r.
Royston, deceased. money erroneously paid
into the treasury Of the state to the amount of
q 20; lei lQuarlesl. 70 appropriate 500
70 reimburse certain parties for moneys ad-
yanced to the state to provide for the raising
OF volunteers in response 10 the call OF the
president Of the United States; IL IT. \. VIII
sonl, 70 prohibit the reporter Of the supreme
court from practicinE law; le3 TKirby1, to pro-
tect employees Of railroad companies. making
owners Of railroad liable for the injury or
death o. any employe. caused By the negligence
oi any other agent servant OF employa
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The Honse

Routine business transacted Mr.. Head offered
a concurrent resolution. which was adopted
directing the senate and house committee 70
hold ioint sessions for the purpose OF agreeing
upon railroad commission bill
Bills were introduced as follows: No $50
fBovers1. providing for township elections on
the question Of road tax: ISL fButtl, for an
appropriation Of s.. 600 to meet immediate e1-
penses OF state board OF health; ls2 (aeCauleYl,
providing penalty against common carriers
for damaging baggage: Is3 fTatum), 70 prevent
fraud in the weighing Of coal; ~ Barrow, TO
define gift enterprises and authorizing munic-
fpalities to tax same; 1s5, TO protect stock own
ers from thieves. 1s7. TO provide for furnishing
members with newsps pers printing proceed
ngs: 1sa to abolish fences east OF 81 francis
levee In Lee and Phillips countless lD, to
protect employees on railroads; 49, (Pool), 20
amend sections 7ii7 and 7l2l OF the digest; is2
Cotton. amending sections 625l to e253 Of the
digest: 1a3 (CaldwelD, for better protection OF
estates OF intestatesi 1874 (Woford1, TO make
unlawful detainer misdemeanor, ls5 (Martln
Of Cleburnej. to refund to purchasers sums
paid By them for swamp and oyerfoEed lands;
lq5 Holt OF Howard1, amending section ss5s OF
the digest; is7 Greer, 10 prevent the spread
OF hog cholera By cremating hogs so dying; les
(Weltonl, to regulate applications for and issu-
anee OF subpRnas In criminal cases; lSs wal
kerr. to prohibit railroads from obstrueting
public crossings; 200 CNancel TO regulate sale
OF native wine; POI tMearsl. TO protect well
makers. 2t2 Barrow. to amend section 2ll Of
the digest: 203 (elark) making It lawful for
any number Of citizens who are taxpayers and
citizens TO make mutual pledges for their own
insurance from loss by fire, tornadoes, light
ming cyclones or wind storms; 204 (Stanfeldl.
for protection OF persons injured by railroads;
265 tWilliams OF Pulaski to create the Plum
Bayou levee district.
H. B. No. As. to fix the salaries OF lizard county
officers, was read third time and passed.
The house then adjourned
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ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Five Days Proceedings OF the
Thirty-Seeond General
Assembly.
MEASURES INTRODUCED AND PASSED UPON.

House Defeats a Measure AppropTfstins
live Thoasasd Dollars for Immediate
Vss of state Board of Health-senate
Bin Reducing Minimum Punishment
for Violation of Age of Consent Law
Passed.
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In the house Mr.. Butts bill to Appropriate
5000 for immediate use OF state board Of
health with which TO combat smallpox was
discussed at length. and failed TO pass, The
following voted for the bill: Barrow. Butt
Clark. Driver. Gannaway, Greer, Kesee, Letter
Martin Of Crittenden. Neil OF Independence
Patton. Rector Of Garland. Short Smith Stan
field, Tappan. Taylor, Toney, Weaver, Williams
Of Pulaski, Winfield Wood, Mr.. Speaker
The cammittee appointed for the purpose
submitted appropriate resolutions on the death
Of Ex-Governor Garland.
:. b. No. II (Hayniel, making penalty for
violating age-of-consent law Imprisonment for
not less than one nor more than twenty-one
years, was passed-75 to IL The only change
the act makes in the present Law Is 10 reduce
the minimum punishment from FIVE to one
years Imprisonment.
S. b. No. p (Wilson1. for the relief OF bonds
men Of city marshals and collectors OF i'm
provement districts, passed.
s. b No 43 (Hammond), increasing salary Of
clerk in attorney generals once from $50 to
800. failed 10 pass, as did also S. b No. 81
(Haynie). regulating impounding OF stock.
S. b. No 81 Head, changing time OF holding
court In the ninth judicial circuit, read third
time and passed.
After introduction Of the following new bills
the house adjourned
No. 2O5 (Jobe), to provide for the collections
Of fire insurance policies on personal property;
20T CTaylor), to amend sections COOS and 60Os OF
the digest, declaring certain drugs poisonous;
91s (Steele), 10 change time OF holding court in
the Second judicial district; 200 Jones Of Bar
teri, TO declare White river a lawful fence be-
tween Baxter and Marion counties.
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THE WHOLESALE A|I||II
Remains of Ex-Governor A.He.
land Inferred at Little
Rock.
MEMORIAL SERVICES IN SENATE cHIua

Thousands of Citizens View IN. n
at the State Capitol-Tribet.. p.,,
the Great Statesman by Ark.n...,s
gressionsl Delegation - sto,,
life =
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Senate Proceedings.

Little Rock, Jan. 81. = President Manning
was present, and called the senate to order
After routine business had been transacted,
the following new bills were presented and
read first and second time:
No. 100 Iawreneel. to reduce the maximum
legal rate OF interest from 10 TO 8 per cent; fi0
Douglass by requesD to enforce article i6
section 5. Of the state constitution, regarding
the assessing OF church and school property
Assessors failing to make such assessments
forfeit their ofiee; III, 1Kirby), to give cities
of the first and second class the right TO license
regulate tax or suppress junk-shops, second
hand dealers. dealers in premium stamps. pool
rooms and betting booths; liz (McNemer), to
give the county probate court power to issue
writs Of attachments and execution to enforce
judgments or orders in cases Of minors, orphans
or persons Of unsound mind or estates Of de-
ceased persons; ll3 NamberO, to fix the time
for beginning and holding the circuit courts in
this state changing il to the Tuesdays next
after the Mondays now provided by law; ia
Hardy by requesD. to legalize the Arkansas
State Poultry Association, and to encourage
the raising of poultry. the association to have
twelve vice presidents, from different counties.
whose appointment shall be approved by the
governor The bill appropriates the sum OF
81 900 for the use OF the association.
House business was taken up and a number
Of bills read first and second times.
H. B. No. q wallace to repeal the act Of
1897 for the protection OF fish in the waters OF
Conway, Perry and Pope counties, was read
third time and passed.
House bill to repeal the present prohibitory
Law in Independence county, was read third
time and passed.
At the afternoon session S B. No IA (Col-
linsl TO make life insurance policies taxable
on their cash surrender value, was read third
time and passed-ayes 20, noes s
5 b. No. es Hardy. an act to give mort
gsgees right Of redemption when real property
is sold under foreclosure proceedings in chan
Gerry court was passed-ayes l5, noes 12.
The remainder Of the day was devoted to
reading OF bills
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The House.

II q No fsT. q special order. the newspaper
and stsUDp bill, came up fer third reading
vas read ihird time and passed BY vote OF ..
TO $ -
Mr.. Wood. by request, introduced ID % ~
a'o 70 authorize the board Of directors OF ihe
s. Francis leYes district to issue bonds iof
ne purpose Of building repairing and MAIN
tanning Ieyees Of the district
The senate concurrent resolution Ioohins Y
the appointment Of Joint committee 70 inSes-
tigste the condition OF AFFAIRS with view 70
building new state house, came up as pee
fal order Messrs- Tappan. Ysndeyenter, CheN'
Scarborough. Rector OF Garland, Wood stan
feld. Toner, and Williams spoke In favor Oh
the resolution, and Messrs Herrn ana efsls
against IL The resolution was adopted "
vote OF s. 70 "a.
At the afternoon session, H b. No O. nee.
tor Of Garlandl for punishment OF trusts and
and combines to control prices. was passed.
H B. No. s [EEelll, increasing the numpef OF
witnesses supporting petition for change OF
venue IN criminal cases 10 three was reaa
third me and passed.
House Joint resolution No. lNancel, pro
posing an amendment 70 the constitution SO as
to make contracts for greater rate OF inter-
est than per cent void as to interest only, was
defeated. Under the present Law both intea
est and principal IS forfeited 81 over 10 per cent
IS charged
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senate Proceeding gs-

Little Rock, jan es-There xas oui nt,ie
business transacted IN the senate. and afler tas
INTRODUCTION Of the following bills. an salou,h-
uept was taken 70 Tuesday. Monday was Gs-
voted 70 hoaoring the memory Of Hon- a u
Garland
: B. No l05 tSmithl-To regulate me saie Vi
nstfYe vine. Read twice
a 10. I07 fNdeMuIlen1-T To declare the
-,srnirr1s on certain life insurance policies
subject 70 taxation Read once
No. los Gamberti-To prevent partial
itv. fsYoritism. delay and corruption in the so-
ninistratiou Of justice, making il crime ior
any person. ofieer CT private person 70 con,
verse with person who has been summoned
as a 3uryman Read once-
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..,,.e. r-e.s. was ..alen 70 sp m, "ssa

tst-oduetion OF bills was resumed. .,,..,to,
n Is+ rsIsnninsl. 10 authorize the coileesios =.
=, = 7.rnIeIual tar in the incorporated tosn "a
Clarendon for municipal purposes 10 lss
- ~ rs5uire telegraph companies 20 n.a..
,sfs oeaees and kssp 81 operator .. eo..,,
seats; rs rDouglsssl, 70 provide ioi We sa ~
q, he travelling public and requi.ins .ne,
All trains operated by steam power ns,.n. 80
~ TyIttI. directing treasurer OF the sIa.e -
.,-ssl trtsrest coupons attached &c aneis
bopas due BY the state to the school funa s,.,
SB No. q, prescribing conditions on Na1oh
.o-stgn generations may do business IN snis
Senator xcNemers bill 10 appropriate se.oo
Tor Immediate use Of state board OF health was
taken up and voted on. resulting IN Us seasAs