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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-20
Norlor on srocNuolurns' MrrrINa

NOTICE ~ hereby glyon that "a general
meeting ~ tho stockholders NJ tho 'Grlud
Gulch Mining COMPANY" h corporation uu.
der tho laws OF ituh Will hv held ut tic
cumpuny's office, so, 20 T.. llr,t South street
sat Lake CITY, state ~ Utah, ON the 9lst duy
~ August, l-N, Ht tu'rlnTh pm. NJ said uat
Tor the purpose NJ considering and VOTING
uuIu thr fOllnWlnE proposed amendment, Q
the ARTICLES ~ Incorporation ~ aull company,
tnaultf lu amend article ONE ~ tlr .aU
htlItIUH ut Incorporation hy substituting fHr
the words twenty five tsN Year.. tl, word.
my ehl y'Hft The purpose Of .uoh amend
mrnt & o. change thr time uf duration nf .aIH
corporation from twenty. UaI % INV Um
years. aud Tor Che furthur purpose uf pIUef-
ll- .n l, r. ~ uir lll' ~ 'HlI corporation.
moss Us mas properly rlur bHfurr o.
Dated thi. iNtl uuE uf july, lisa
THOMAS w. JENNINGS.
FRANZ, W. JENNINGS
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FARMINdTON.
ousting sheep Camp. and Tiocks FROM
Mountain streams.

special correspondence
Pennington. Davis county. July H.
The officers Of Davis county nru prcp1r-
ing to wage an aggressive campaign
against sheep owners hefdinE ana core
railing sheep ON the headwuters Of
streams ~ wntcr which How from Tho
mountains TO the settlements below aud
which are used for culinary and dnmcH-
tic purposes.
ono hcrdor went up Barton canyon
east of Rountifui with his flock about
a month ago. aud gave the people ~
H0unuful to understand that he was
going over 10 portcrville. Morgan
county. but h. has been campcd on tho
hHndwntorf OF that rnwe Crrrk ever
since, and the people have been drink.
Ing the hcf1uied water. Tho officers
are determined to prevent this " prus'-
BUTTONS have to be carried on weekly
This particular herdcd. however, BE un-
der pressure. now moving his camps:
whether permanently ur temporarily,
however awaits TO be seen.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
water Getting scarce A Trivial Salts :
Conference Pioneer Day.

Conference Pioneer Day.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham city, R0xclder CO.. July 10
Now that water is getting scarce peo-
pie are guarding their rights with cN-
ira diligence, and appearances at pres
ent are that there viii be two or thre
suits started In the near future In
each case the expenses are likely TO be
more than the water Is worth to either
4 suit for 500 damages was heard by
Justice Elias Jensen yesterday. From
the testimony ID appears that two boys
Eph. and Joseph Jcppaen, were drlNing
up BuNeldcr canyon lu buggy. Ihey
overlook sheep camp containing TWO
young mcn--all ncquulntanccs. They
fooled aluuE ana after missing TWO OF
three good opportunities, the lads tried
10 pass the sheep wagon. but collidcd
with It. breaking The stays OF the
tongue, causing an expense OF about
S2.25. Ten or twelve witnesses were
subpocnaed. lawyer hired ON each
side. The time OF the court was uccu-
pied for part Of two days. the case ~
now under advlHcmcut
Considerable preparations urc being
made FOR the Sabbath school conference
to be- held IN the tabernacle here next
Saturday and Sunday A grand time IL
PIONEER DAY.
We nro also making ARRANGEMENTS 20
celebrate the Twenty -fourth Ia Rich "a
glorious and gorgeous way as never be-
fore Witnessed In this city. Old men
and biushlnF maidens. elderly mntronH
and little boys are an awaiting Utah's
natal day with the greatest anxiety:
some to see and others 70 be seen. An
excellent program has bcon prepared.
and " carried out as arranged u VIII
create "a day OF iollincutiDn and pleas
uro. There IL one feature which seems
to be lacking there ~ lack of nmuae-
mcnts prepared FOR the little people
Trouble and sorrow Will come to them
soon enough. let them be happy while
they may,
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Cannon, Deceased
Tho petition nf John ". Cannon. admins.
traitor ut che estate 1f Abraham ii. tnnu0u.
decreased. uuyIus roe uu uri1f uf sole ~ f,Hl
lnd p"ruuul property u' said deeudrut mud
Ln.i l.l ~ ,,''i, Hrr'l'1 appglf '"inIu ih.
not De- granted tl sell 100 much us .h1II h.,
noco,.afi. uf thu following described r,HI aud
personal property NJ sllu decreased. tu-wlts
seventy huudrodths IiiW chains UGsi mi
MY CD links north fum tlu suutupHsf
,nfh.r ni tht southwest quarter lH of sUc.
range two ID west of salt Lake Meridian run.
uinr. thence north nineteen and nifty
hngdryitls ltH chnlnsi thcncr vest seven
south plngtrDu and nity hundndth, 1850
,halnHi urnrg ghst seven ana eighty
nGna''.,a, i ,n,'q. 90 place ~ b.sin;
Utah. ''''' .''''' ~
Also iot, mine rn and ten nD. In binci five.
on central rurk Addition 20 Ogden City, state
Also lnts eight cl, nine d0, tom uU eleven
uh iwuiNg u2. ana thirteen tlg DO hiuak
ia,nty -glght ~ Nglsnu Park Addition 10
ogden CRY, -iutVuf Utah.
Also az Undivided ouc-half 90 ~ part of
the southwest quarter tiO ~ section uluvtu.n,
township ~ W north, range two % west salt
and forty huudrdtlis at0 chains smith.
aud thuHa ana sINtNauNu huulrpdths "a Eu
chains east from thc northwest curnpr ~ said
teen and ms hludrHdihs ut'M chains ~ the
chaunrl ~ MghUf tl'vr' theme" Doe the said
river east and northeast to point thrru aud
eighty hnndrrdns 0.-W chains east NJ
point NJ beginning. thence vest three and
eighty huuufruihs Nh-n chains 90 place ~
beginning. situate ln Weber County Utah.
Also all thu suut, hui uH NJ che northeast
uuuttur UtI cot section 0I tuNushlp lU north
murr ono NN Nust Of sur Lake Meridian a.
T. survey situate iu weber county, state "
Nsnuu undivided upr.HnIf Int.r,st Ip tb,
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nANTI.
Interesting Graduating Exercises Of the
Public schools.

hhh' N'NhNAHf
Special Correspondence.
Manu, July i0.-Ono OF the largest
school meetings In the history OF Mantl
was held last night at the tabernacle.
the occasion being the graduating cxer-
clsea OF our district schools. Principal
Enoch Jurgenscn, together with the
class, numbering twenty had ar
ranged everything w we'll that the oN-
erolscs proved delightful and interest
ing throughout, and there was not "a
hitch Of any kind to interrupt the sue
cess OF the entertainment. The follow
Ing program was carried out.
Song welcome to All" The Glass 90
frayer... pee -, .",,,Mnyor Tenant
Opening Address. CO.. .....,.....
&c. O.. Principal Enoch JorFcnaen
Glass Poem ....MisH Louise Jorgcnsen
Recitation o.. .,.,M Miss Maggie Shand
soprano Solo .. Miss Minerva McAlllstcr
Paper 1.-THE Value Of Educatlon",,
class History Miss Annie Richards
Address 80. 80, Teacher Jos. Y. Jensen
duet .s' zee -. ,.......,,s..........,,
Misses Henretto Mndscn and
Grace Clark.
Temperance Recitation ............
s'' '..s', .'.,....... Miss Iris Lowry
Frognostlcntion. 900. Miss Rittie SNOW
ltemarka President j. u. Maibcn
Address 20 Graduates o.. ..........
500. ...,John u. 4. McAlllster
Awarding OF Diplomas. o.. 1000.
80, 80. ..'- -, .,Supt, \, G. Nelson
Closing Rcmarks.,.,,, o.. o., 800.
,..s.,...,. Trustee Lcwls Anderson
slnging, 'The DoNology" The Audience
behedicuon ',... Bishop VIM n. Red
=. 80. bishop william r. Rcd
The reason these exercises We're held
80 late ~ because gigkutsaa eloaa1 dn,,-f,
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TROPIC.
Interesting Midget OF Information o. A
Thrifty aud Entorprlsing Town.


Thrifty aud Entorprlslng Town.
Special Correspondence.
Troplo, Garfield County, July H.
building up. prosperity and bright
prospects for the future are the main
characteristics OF this thriving settle
ment situate as II Is amid picturesque
surroundings.
The town OF Troplc Is plated In FER
tile valley, In or about the center OF
GARFIELD courtyard distant thirty miles
east OF Pnnguitch. Wheat. oats. nv,
ana corn, together with AN kinds OF
vegetables, are raised here. likewise
nearly al kinds OF fruit-apples, pears
and plums are specially Wood and
coal are In abundance, and the pros
pects for water for an needs are ex-
cellent only waiting labor 20 make il
available, There In quite large
tract Of government land open for set
tlemUnt close by and only awaits the
hands OF the thrifty and dnlgent 10
bring II under control. There has also
been found In close proximity encour-
aging prospects Of gold, silver and con
per Internationally the near future
viii develop this section OF the country
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Noticu "a horribly given that 900 70 moot InH NJ
the BOARD uf nlucturs nj tho buIuui NluU.
uu assessment N hYn Ni cents Uur share was
luNlcd upon the capital stool, uf tnu company,
payable tn lts secretary 100 his office go Pro.
and before tho subj dizzy uf July lsU. Any
Hiuk upon which this assessment may rHmuiu
unpaid ON the slth uuN ~ July. i.1l, NIll bn
delinquent mud ndyoHIsud Tor sBlu ut public
auction. ana unless pas Wuut ls made hHfIrs
viii De- sold nm the .uflI day NJ August ts.U tI
pay Tho delinquent assgsamuut. tlguthgr with
costs ~ advertising ANIL pNuuusHs ~ sIIu
SAMUEL y. PAUL. SECRETARY
tm lfngue, ll'lrh salt Lake CITY Utah
lnted san Lake city. juno lNllt lsp,
Hist uuhllHut ION. Juno IlIh Ism
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The undersigned viii sell o. private sal IN
the fnl VNlug described neal estate situated
lu the CITY tul county " salt Lake, -tutpuf
ttHh The east half ~ the west haIfuI Iut
two OBJ hIuek thiuy-hNu CO., pla "L" -lIt
Lake lty. survey hylug two .uul uur-uHlf
rode frontage md tFruty rods depth cons
tanning nftr square rods. uu ur uffTr -Htur-
dny thr "l1d day uf July. lS'p. and written
bids will hu reviewed ut iucklr Is sons Nn
rs south Main Street SAT- Lake Clty. utahi
terms OF sulycush
JOHN g. BUCKLE
Administrator
Dated salt Lake city. Utah. July b. tsIp
Allrn a. sanford. Attorney.
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.


'hf'N'l h'N'pAAnn I"nd'ieh 10 LOUIS
Christensen.
Special Correspondence
pocatelln. July IA very pleasant
limo was had last evening IN the as
semhly hall here. The conjoint NJ. /. \
rendered President Louis Christensen
q farewell reception. a splendid pros
gram was carried out In the forcpart
OF the evening. The Misses shlpp OF
Salt Lake assisted materially in max
Ing this purt OF the entertainment a
success. After the program, lee cream
ana cake was served by bcvy NJ
young ladies' Tho floor was then
cleared and an imprnmptu dance was
given I'M midnight, every one present
expressed themselves as well pleased
with the evenings enjoyment and
parted with, good wishes for Elder
Chrlsinnnen.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, powder for the feet IL
cures painful, swollen, smarilng, neryouHtset
and Instantly takes the sting out of corns
and bunlons' Ito the greatest couyfort dis
coyery Of the age, Aliens Foot Ease makes
cure for sweating, callOus and hot. tired
aching foet. Try Il 20 day Sold by all drug
Elsts and shoostores; ny mail fore5o IN stamps
Trial package FREE Address, Allon ii
Olmsted, 10 Roy, N. Y.
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NOTICE hereby given thtf utH mprtInu
20. llr hHlfi uf uIfuatur. Ir.I uu fhr IItH uay
OF july lsHl Nu assessment HfUfu-HHIf 10 ONO
cent lUI share was .rNIru 600 fhn capital
Iwh ni ilH corporation. IIFuN.U Imm,s
alhlrN tu thr srHrUtrry Nulu li Mccormick
uUuu which th.s assessment mHg fruaIu uu.
rnld uu thH litli ltN of August lsH. WIN b.
Delinquent aud advertised zoe sale 10 public
AUCTION, ntl uu.Us payment Is mudu bufufr.
Wll ho slId uh thv litI day N september.
lE', 10 l-ur.unh nom. tu uIy Che Delinquent
hssusttn' OF. together will fnD Uusts ~ uI.
NUrtlsluE and UNpHusHH Uf s4Iu
u. q. lll-kEN, Acting SECRETARY.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or tho Respec.
tive Slgnors FOR Further
Information.


IsiNtO Of UU1T1U IINI0TI \ NITh0It UOf0100l-
Creditors will present claims with vouchers
a. tlp undersigned ut the luw office NJ Wads
dell 8 Adams. Mccormick BulIdluT -ult Lake
CITY, Utah. uu ur before the 2!nd day uf
october 4. u. is1l.
ELLEN JACKSON.
ENorutrly ~ the Estate M George Robert 81
dnrlutf Deceased
Wuddpli IS Adams ATTORNEYS Tor Esfutp
untuuf nrst publication june -lud a 10.
Isgu
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Washington Rock Company salt Lake city
ltuh
NOTICE There AFRO uuliuVuout upon tho
fHIuNiHa described stock. ON account ~ as
sUsemvut 80. levied ou thu htl day Of June,
lHI. the several amounts set opposite tho
uHmes Ut tho respective sNlruhuiCrs, us fol-
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DELrSouEsr NOTICE.
Highland Copper Mining Carnpapv p,t,.,.,,
race Of business, salt Lake CITY. Utah.

NDIl'E, Ihcrc are delinquent upop tbe
i'In'.nt dlsfrngd stock on account Of AZ
l''t iHr several amounts SGT offa.fio ~,
.9m,N 90 ihH respective sburoH1idort hi
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY

Last train leaves Lagoon sundava Al
$50 p M ROUND TRIP. rs CENTSs
Olsen's Famous Orchestra IN attendance
every afternoon and evening
SIMON BAMHEk0fR Gcnu MIR.
u W. EARLY, Gent Pass Agent.
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)TeQOI Short Line ROiFOld.


TINT CARD IN ErTIcr JUNE 70. iDl
ANNtAT.
IRON Ogden Chicago, Omaha, ~ iaul.
Kansas city and Denver ......... a.qnA m
Irom Ogden Portland Spokane, nutts
deem sud Han Francisil. . $50 M
prom Milford. ssupoie, Provo, inter-
Prom Ogden, Chicago, II. Louis, Va a.
Gi,, 3ash, and Denver. .... . 10. so, y. m.
MINI. 30. .......... ..-. 100, m.
nom rinur. Moreur and iniormodiats
rium Irs.ti6 Llsau, brigham. gd5n
arf i1'e.insdlsis pclni. cor M.
iaisHasdis,e foln,. '''..'.''.'''..'... 1909. IN
DEPART
Tor ogden. Omaha, Chrsga Denver,
Kantaa city and u. Louis ....., no a IN.
For Tintic, Mercur aui intsrmse:ais
ifor dsraiid beach, Toosis and r i;iiii''
nus .,,...,.. ,.,.,.,,.......,.. ..,.,. 7,r a IN.
p, pgdel, urghau, isFan, Preston
a ...srigsalit. polni- . SOFA m.
fof Ogden, butte, Helena, Portland, aud
=. san Francisco. .... 90 a IN.
eilaie 20 ats. ..,......,,........,.. s1op. m
~ louis, Chicago a1d San Francisco cop m.
points .......,,,...- ......,.....-.. -, ., IN.
Trains south oi Juab do not run sundayA
Italy except sunday
CITY rickEr OTitcE, Masouio mo,t, 40 100
5. ". ECcLEs, n y hurley
Gen. TTanic Manager. Gen n and 4. a
Nioo'presdent and oenr Manager
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OUR NEICHBORS.
IDAHO.


Boise Ida. July is--Thcre was rise
OF temperature In all sections during
the past week TO an average OF 10 de-
Rrccs for the State, or daily excess
above the normal of . degrees. II was
the most decidedly warm week ~ the
season. Frequent thundorstormH, which
caused cupiOuH ruinfnlls, occurred In
many sections Of the central and south
eastern counties on the ilth, 18Th. l4th
and 18th. Damaging hail attended
some OF the storms ana n fall OF rain on
the i2th damaged fnriu and railroad
property IN Bannock county about
Downcy. Several good local rains from
thunderstorms also occurred In the
southwestern sections.
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Many heavy local rains having oc-
CURED during the past week In those
sections southeastern couuuca) where
drouth has been prevailing FOR nearly
four weeks. the tone Of correspondents
reports has changed. The showers Wis
tied many sections where water Tor
purposes Of Irrigation is not obtain
able, Some grain. hay and vegetables
on dry land have improved, though
there were many fields Uf grain on dry
farms that were cut FOR hay. showers
materially improved the ranges whore
the grass was becoming scarce. There
y only an occasional complaint Of scar
city OF water FOR purposes % irrigation.
Wafer ~ abundant, nH rule, with the
prospects Of sufliclency for the re-
malndcr OF the season.
Harvest OF the hay crop made
progress and the first cutting OF alfalfa
Is about done, Interruption from show
erH was experienced In Bnnnock county.
The second crop OF alfalfa. having SUM-
Client water. made rapid growth during
the warm weather. The hay crop prom
lHes an average, though there ~ reduced
acreage due to the February freeze.
Fan wheat Ia maturing and spring
grain II heading. The prospect ~ Tor
AN average crop OF grain on Irrigated
land
Fruit trees and the fruit are IN a
healthy growing condition There Is
little complaint OF damage from insects.
Fruit trees will mature considerably
less than a full crop. though the quail
iiy Will be superior.
$. NJ. BLANDFoRD.
Section Director
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Nrnn Brown Stone Dlmriuv prTuaff.T
piagyu' business -uIt la'bu city. Utah
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Iln lower NHmuHIU Nu.Hf Company. a .lr
M m'u.. I.t HIu.
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w. - - -
For sale by n. g. ". l.. clark Eli
dredgc a CO.. Salt Lake Hardware CO.,
ana George A. Lowe. Salt Lake city,
Utah
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DIZZINESS

means that your stomach needs attcn-
tlon--your liver Il getting ready 10 an
your system with poisonous bile, After
the dizziness VIII come dyspepsia, ner.
Vuusness ana sleeplessners Therr's
but one thing 90 do, Use Hostettef's
stomach Bltters faithfully. II VIII
cleanse the system. ana tonc up the
stomach. II makes hearty strong mon
and women. See that "a PRIVATE
REVENUE STAMP covers the neck OF
the Bottle
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08


 ShAfter had been in the crisis at Santi- ago. Wheeler is a marvellous, tireless and self sacrificing worker, patient yet uncompromising, courteous yet persist ent, with but one weakness, If weak ness it was. His heart was always open to individual distress Possibly the many did not suffer because of his atten- tion to the few.
 On the 9th of September, after brief absence, returned to camp to find the evil remedied in part Still there were not nurses enough for delirious and un- conscious cases and no adequate cooking arrangements for men on diet. On the whole, however, the health of the men improved greatly by Sept 10. The trip north, with change of air, the hope in- spired by the thought that the heroes of Santiago were not to be left to die, the fruit and vegetables supplied by public generosity and by the goFernment- above all. the milk ration ordered by Secretary Alger on Aug. 25-haa raised the uhysical tone SO that the men could belp themselves. All in all. then. Camp Wikoff was promised land for ShAfter's stricken army. Relief from famine and from fever came none too soon. but 1t came through the timely removal of the corps from tbe worlds worst fever pest hole. Santiago de Cuba
 GEORGE L. KILNER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
Sam Jones on Bryan.

Hopkiusville, Ky, Feb. 4.-The Rev. Sam P. Jones, who has been conducting a revival here. has sue ceeded in stirring up r'gulsr hor- ne,s' nest by an attack on Wm. J Bryan. Hopkinsrille is a free silver center, and while shs people were already smarting last week under Jones' sharp criticisms Of the town, be capped the climax by criticisiag Mr. Bryan. He told them that prosperity had returned, and then said:
 II like Bryan. He is good man. honest and tai snted, and one of tbe most genial gentlemen I ever knew. But l did not vote for him. Bryan is nearly 40 years old and pays only & taxes Now, a fellow who can't manage his own affairs any better than that hasn't any business fool ing with the finances of the nation . Mayor James NJ. Lang of PsdacAh. who wired to Lincoln, Neb-, for the facts, sent the following telegram giving a statement of MF. BTyan's taxes for the three years. as furn- ished by the sheriff of his county:
 
 Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 2s.-To J. NJ. Lang, Psducah, Ky-: Year 96, slS5; 's7. s24I ss; ps, S2277. Nons outside that l know of.
 ''JoHN J. THOMPSON. The telegram was hand to Mir Jones Sunday morning with the re- quest that hs correct his misleading statement. Evangsi t Jones to- night gave out \ signed statement embodyinR his correction, but be took occasion to gIve MT. Bryan another shot Evangelist Jones as serted that he was told in Lio soln, Neb, that Bryan paid but Ss iu taxes in 1895.
 AAs he paid nearly three times a much ID 1898 as in 1896 be is surely prospering under the gold standard. And this IS his retraetion-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
OUR LEGISLATIVE LETTER.
Billy Adams Still Wants to Offer Leg islatiVe Congratulations, but the
 Legislature will not Have it.

Pheni1, Jan. 3l.-[ Special Core spondence. l-Senator Goldberg this morning turned loose the legislative dynamite charge he has had pre- pared for some time for the regula- tion of railroads by the introduction of bill number + ID the council. The bill carries the title of "An act to regulate the railroads and estab- fish the maximum rates to be charged for the transportation of certain freights upon all railroads within the territory of Arizona."
 Carpenter had the bill sent to the committee on corporations and 800 copies of it were ordered printed. It is generally supposed that this bill will cause considerable of a legisla- tive scrap and will eventually be consigned to the Legislative grave yard.
 Senator Goldwater introduced three bills today as follows: To amend Act 67 of the eighteenth leg islative assembly; to amend title 2l of the election laws, aud to provide for registration of voters at munich pal elections.
 MT. Adams cannot get over the idea that Senator Stewart of Nevada should be congratulated by the Ari- zona legislature and tried to get his former congratulations from the la. ble where It was placed bv his own motion. On a roll call ten members besides himself favored the prcposi- ton. but tue unlucky number of thirteen voted against it and Mir. Adams congratulations still rePose on the table.
 Being in a particularly congratu- latory mood, MT. Adams then intro duced a concurrent resolution ex- tending congratulations to w. A. Clark on his election as senator from Montana. A substitute was intro duced for this, but the original res olution and substitute were both tabled alongside of the Stewart res olution, there to remain the action of the legislative undertaken.
 The bill providing for a rake of of S4OO to each of the four daily pa pers of Pbeni1 for publishing the legislatiue proceedings was brought up for action and put to its indef- nite sleep by a vote of l9 to 5.
 The house bill providing for the education Of the deaf and dumb was passed by the house with only four dissenting votes.
 Various bills, having various titles but each of which might be appro- priately termed, "a bill providing for the raising of revenue for the members" are talked of and hinted at but so far none have materialized although some of the members are expecting to see the railroads get ID with 8 sack to down Goldberg's bill. Saloon keepers are beginning to entertain fears that Senator Murphy will not introduce his bill to pro hibit the employment of female singers in saloons. Saloon keepers talked to on this subject by your correspondent, all favor such a measure, as it imposes a very heavy burden on them, and fl all were pro- hibited they would then all stand on Rn equal footing MAN.