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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05
IN SENATE.
Three Sessions Dedicated to Pri-
mary Routine Work.

In the Senate yesterday morning,
Stratton, for the Committee on Rules,
reported a resolution, which was adopt
ed. providing that on and after to-
morrow the daily sessions of the body
begin at $50 a. m.
Stratton also offered an amendment
to the joint rules, which was adopted,
providing that the action of free con-
ference committee should be final, and
that no subsequent action by commit
tee should be taken
Another resolution offered by the
Committee on Rules providing that
speeches by authors of bills be limited
to ten minutes and all others five min
utes, was, under the rules, reported
back to the committee for recommend
alton, to be reported back tomorrow
On motion of Bulla the following
bills on the Senate third reading file
were considered:
s. B. 1876. Bulla-To amend Section
592 of the Penal Code of the State of
California, relative to disturbing water
in fumes used for the generation of
electricity; read third time and passed,
% to o.
Committee substitute s. B. 337, Bulla
TO amend Section 591 of the Penal
Code. making it misdemeanor to ma
transmit electricity; passed, 26 to o.
On the same file, on motion of Taylor,
the following bill was passed:
Commute substitute S. B. 105, Tay-
lor-To amend Section 103 of the Code
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Afternoon Session.

4 hare Quorum was got together after
the noon recess. and as no questionable
business could be transacted, nearly
everything which would necessitate
roll-caH was tacitly avoided.
The special file for Assembly bills,
nearly all of which We're on second
reading. was taken up and stuck to
throughout the long, wearisome after
neon The action taken follows:
A. B. 395, Rickard-To amend Section
1861 of the Political Code, relating to
certificate of registration. Read second
time
A. B. $40. Dibble-To amend the Penal
Code by adding two new sections to
Title ". thereof, relative to crimes
against the elective franchise. Read
and to third reading.
A B. 439, Caminetti-To amend an
Act to promote the purity of elections
by regulating the conduct thereof, and
to support the privilege of free suffrage
by prohibiting certain acts and prac-
tees in relation thereto, and providing
for the punishment thereof. Amended
and to third reading.
A. B. 10. Rickard-To amend sections
of the Political Code, and to repeal Sec
tiVH LEO lieiSol, OH iCi<1eAiso ~ 49,
items. Read, amended and to third
reading.
A. B. 159, Misunderstanding an APP
preparation of 81 .9O1 to pay the claim
of the State Board of Horticulture for
moneys expended in behalf of the State
of California Read second time.
A. Is. 2I4, Miller-Making an appro-
priation of S7799 to pay the claim of
I. H. Polk against the State of Cali
fornia. Amended and ordered printed
A. B. 347, McDonald-To appropriate
S61I.50 to pay the Directors of the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum for the
grading and curling of Warning street,
in front of the lands of the institute for
the deaf, dumb and blind. Amended and
ordered printed.
A. B. 644-To amend an Act providing
for the appointment of an Auditing
Board to the Commissioner of Public
Works, authorizing and directing him
and them to perform certain duties re-
lating to drainage, to purchase ma
chinery, tools, dredgers, and appliances
therefor, to improve and rectify water
channels to erect works necessary and
incident to said drainage, to condemn
land and property for the purposes
aforesaid, making certain acts a felony.
Read second time and to third reading
A. B. 1913. Kenneally-To secure to ma
tive-born and naturalized citizens of
the United States the exclusive right to
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Superior Court Notes.

John Anderson has petitioned the
Superior Court for discharge as an in
solvent debtor.
Mary A. Coomes, by her attorney, H.
w. Johnson, has applied to the Court
for authority to- sell the property of the
estate of Mary R. Harrison, deceased.
On petition Of S. r. Foss, receiver in
the case of William Wilson against j.
McCarty, Judge Hughes has made an
order for the sale of the property in
volved at public auction at Isleton. H.
w. Johnson is attorney for the receiver.
An objection has been filed in the
Superior Court by Louisa Silva and
Dora L. Comassi against the confirm
alton of the sale of property of the es-
tate of Clara G. Comassi, deceased.
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The Governor last night sent to the
Senate two messages, one approving
Senator Smiths registration bill, the
other vetoing Senator Chapmans Dill
appropriating $45,616.30 for the relief
of John Mullan. Smiths registration
provides, among other things, that
duplicate set of registration certific ates
shall be at the polls on election day,
and that electors before casting their
votes shall sign a book to be kept for
the purpose in order that they may be
identified by their signatures as is
done in banks and other and similar in
situations.
The bill for the relief of Mullan, and
which was sent back without the ex-
ecutive approval, provided for paying
him for collecting moneys from the
General Government belonging to the
! State, amounting to over a quarter of a
million dollars. The veto message,
which will be found in another column,
deals with every phase of the case.
A DAY OF DIG
The Assembly yesterday strove to
make up for the many hours wasted
time with which, it stands charged, and
in the afternoon and evening managed
to get to the bottom of it's intermin-
able Second Reading File A refer
ence to the days proceedings will show
how great the number of bills read.
UNDER THE SEA.
The return cable message from Ad-
read last night in the Assembly, where
it was greeted with three rousing
cheers and a tiger The brief but sat
isfactory words will be found in an
other column
A NEW STREET.
A B. 934, introduced by Brooks was
last night passed to third reading file
The bill calls for an appropriation of
$4,000 for the purpose of constructing
a bituminized street through Capitol
Park on the line of Thirteenth street.
CAPITAL GRANGE SPEAKS.
Capital Grange of Oak Park last
night held a largely attended meeting
of representative taxpayers and citi-
zens Various matters We're discussed
pertaining to the welfare of the farm
ing community in general. The dismal
prospects which are now confronting
the farmers and business men in gen.
eral was given careful consideration
The amendment to the County Gov
eminent Act calling for additional dep
uties in certain county offices was thor
oughly discussed, and as a result reso-
buttons were adopted strongly protest
ing against the increase. The Sacra-
mento County delegation in the Legis-
1ature now in session were requested to
vote against such amendment, and
Assemblyman Morris Brooks, a member
of Capital Grange, was more especially
requested to make a fight against the
proposed change.
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| In the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton rooms, in the Masonic building, at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon, a meeting
for men only will be held. Henry W.
Tracy will give the first of a series
of talks on the relation of Christ to
men of to-day. There will be a bright
| scng service before the address.
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DIsPosING OF THIEVES.
One Bicycle Thief Sentenced, An
other to be Tried Elsewhere.

Morgan Ward was yesterday SEN
fenced to six months in the County Jail
by Police Judge Davis for stealing a
bicycle. His pal, Sterling, will be sent
to San Jose for trial.
When the terms of these men expire
they will fall into the hands of Federal
officers and be tried for deserving the
naVV
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05
AT ST. PAUL's.
Choir Night, With Very Attrac-
tive Program.

This evening will be CHOIR Night at
St. Pauls In addition to the usual
choral service several notable numbers
will be given, including splendid
Gloria in Excelsis'' of Whiting and a
new and worthy setting of the "Te
Deum'' by Warren. J. A. Owens will
sing Stainer's great song for tenor,
my Hope is in the Everlasting"
Mrs Moynihan, Miss Jackson, Mrs.
Howard and Mrs. Smith will sing a
celebrated quartet of Rossini, La Ca
rita and Mrs. Pinkham will contrib
ute two fine organ numbers. A cantate
of Wiske and magnificent of DR.. Ket-
tie, with the benediction and interces-
sorry hymns will complete an unusually
fine service.
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Petition to Set Aside Property.

Thompson Allenderi has petitioned the
Superior Court to set aside to him the
community property of himself and
Mary Jane Allender, deceased, consist
ing Of $500 in the California. State Bank
and block ID in the town of Isleton,
valued at 81 600.
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Trucks Derailed.

The derailment of the trucks of
freight car near Newcastle about
o'clock yesterday morning caused a
track blockade of four hours. There
was no truth, further than the above
statement, in the rumor that. there was
a wreck of more serious character.
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Dorsey Set Free.

| John Dorsey, who was in the Police
Court yesterday for violating Ordinance
453 Throwing dangerous peelings, etc,
on the sidewalk), pleaded guilty. AS
he meant no offense, and did not know
/ the law, he was set free with reprt-
mand
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05
Russell Gets Sig Months.

j. j. Russell, who pleaded guilty to
stealing tools from the Suter planning
mill, pleaded guilty to petty larceny in
Police Court yesterday morning. He
was sentenced to six months in the
County Jail.
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Bal1oon and Parachute.

At o'clock this afternoon Professor
Collier, the daring and successful young
aeronaut, will make balloon ascen-
sion at Oak Park. He has made
great many ascensipns in this vicinity,
and is an expert in his profession.
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Suit to Foreclose.

Charles f. Wright has begun suit in
the Superior Court against Jacob Miller
and others to foreclose a mortgage OF
$3.50 on lot 2, in block 33 in Oak Park,
with 500 attorneys fees. -
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Decree for Plaintiff ].

Judge Johnson yesterday made an or
der in favor of J. D. Lynch in his suit
against A. J. Rhoads, quoting title to
the west half of lot 3, P, @, Seventh
and Eighth streets.
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Evening Session.

The evening session of the Senate
was devoted to unanimous consent
by your leave business and under
that head the entire file was ransacked
for bills which could be advanced or
amended, all Of which were, as mat
ter Of course, of the utmost Importance.
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Cut in Two.

This week we sell 35c ID coffee at
171ac; 25c cam asparagus, 121ac; Z pkgs
Bah Washing Powder, 23c; 81 a gallon
Port wine 81. Pacific, 727-729 ] st.
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| Impossible to fix your teeth up With
out some pain, but the aim here is to
take advantage of every modern
method and inflict the least possible
! pain. DIR. Weldon, SO612 } street.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

! Buy a reliable piano of a reliable
dealer; Steinway, Emerson. Ludwig
Smith & Barnes pianos have stood the
| test of time. Pommer's, Ninth and ].
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

Hotflter, the jeweler, will move abou
March 18th to S24 K street.
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Palpi1atrng Heart.

Indigestion, which disturbs the heart,
| is often cured by the insertion OF arti-
| fetal teeth. See DR.. Weldon. SO612 j.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of j. McMorry, 531 M.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

Try McMorry's 6Oc uncolored Japan
tea; E. B. tea. Zoe; G. P. tea. Soc; P. F,
Japan tea, SOC. 531 M street.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

For medicinal purposes drink "Glen-
brook" sour mash whisky. Thee
Blauth, 4O7 K street. Tel. 297.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

| La grippe averted by drinking Glen
brook"-$3 a gallon. Thee Blauth, 40
K street Tel. 297.
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PhilIips-Judson Excursions East

FIITIIIPS.0uuSOH KAS0F STOHS KdSG
THROUGH CARS AND THROUGH
managers to Chicago and Boston: also
for ST. Louis, New York, Philadelphia
and ali points East. Choice of two routes
weekly, each personally conducted from
sea to sea. Central scenic route via
Ogden every TUESDAY "a mo- of tho
year; Southern route, via Los, Angeles
every MONDAY during the winter
months. Lowest rate and best accom-
modations. Initiated, but not equaled-
c. ]. ELLIS, Agent S. p. Co.. will furnish
proper ticket. San Francisco Office. 10
Montgomery street.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-05

Everything for the house in electrical
supplies. Tom Scott, BOB street.
=. Ixzilasx Allan co d15 Z 2
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CONTINUED on Sixth Page.l
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Heayy frost yesterday.
A.other cold wave this week.

Police Jury will meet in regular
.....ou Tuesday, April 18th.
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j. A. w. Lowry.

All mute with grief we waited the coming Of
each breath,
All bowed in prayer ere his spirit took its
Yet there was one beside his couch that was
-, soon TO be bereft
OF all earth's gladness with the coming of
the light.
AZ aurora's roeeate kues sent theeir badness
Ger the earth
'Twas then Ills spirit cast off the gloomy
shadows of the night,
And with the pureness Of the morn a soul had
sought its worth,
And by mothers reckoning had found tie
shores Of light.
Unutterable woe as we gaze on that grief
stricken wife,
And list to her earnest. pleading for one
more short, little hour:
The sett accents of her tender voice with
keenest sorrow rife,
As she yielded to the grave her hearts most
precious dover.
Thy loss, oh! wife has bees too deep to fathom,
or to tell,
But W too. 9h' friend have lost as we'll Is
So yield unto MS the coveted privilege thy grief
Thy aching heart to moisten with love- e
softening dew.
Tie garden of Gethsemane epread wide it's
:, dismal portals,
And oh! too lonely didst thou suffering one
enter there,
But greater privilege We could not ask as
mOftsls
Than to walk BY you meath the shades and
help you hear.
We plead you know that one in spirit walk be-
Few could it be otherwise and have known
the dual lite,
The generosity of such natures have been
given bnt to few,
SO fortunate we to have been called friend
BY husband, wife.
Only grave, yes grave. and a picture, too,
No, NO, it must not, it cannot be said,
For 10 mot there . memory, beautiful memo
That pervaaes the very atmosphere telling
Of the precious dead.
loo sd to yield che fall and health glowing
form
of man. husband Id Iis besuteoas life
Unto tho grave, cruel. graspiag. forlorn,
Too sad thus teend oar POOR hunian stFifo.
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Prince-Trigg.

Dr.. s. e. Prince and Miss Pauline
Ftigg, both OF Yellow Pine, Webster
Parish, we're married at Bossier City,
% the 18th instant, Rev. DIR. Prcsser
officiating.
The yodug couple have our best
wishes FOR future life of continued
prosperity aud happiness. Mattheir
Brightest anticipations be more than
realized as they Journey through life.
Dr. Prince is a native of this parish
and son OF Mr.. J. ". Prince, Presi-
dent 0! Bossier School Board, a Sic
eessful farmer and leading citizen
Heis a prominent and deseryedly
pcnlar young physician.
The home of the happy young
eouple will be at Yellow Pine, and
W Banner hopes it may ever be a
happy one.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS,

hn ". W. Belcher, of Midway,
hated in Benton this week.
Mrs.. A. J. Murff returned Sunday
nom visit to relatives in Marshall,
Texas
Mrs. A. P. Butler is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. w. E. McDade, at
Bluffs.
4 enc baby boy arrived last week
bhnghten the home of our friend,
hrL N. Montgomery.
Nm J. S. Campbell, accompanied
Tires Of her childteu, left Friday
IN wssks' visit at Keachi.
Mn W. E. McDade, of Bluffs, was
ins guest Of her parents, Capt. and
m A. P. Butler, last week.
Aiss Nina Butler has returned
nom . visit of several weeks to her
astse, Mrs. W. E. McDade, at Bluffs.
an. Harry Bum and Mrs. Howell
s5eb Of Pine Bluff, Ark, are the
snssts Of their aunt, Mrs: Braxtcn
Mir.
Ms. J. NJ. Arnold, of VAUDEVILLE,
~ the guest Of Mrs. L. A. Brown
Wednesday, and Thursday Of
1T week.
Ars. J. NJ. Belcher and Mrs. j. p.
Neswell visited Mrs. Annie Iand,
weak, who has returned to her
saees near Midway.
e. J. 3. Adger, agent recently
= g Messrs. Whited & Wheless,
Ads1 Bridge, 5000 acres Of tim.
nada near their saw mill:
n. 3: A. Kelly, who has been at
!. = Schumpert's Sanitarium at
ssport for treatment; returned
nesda5 evening Of last week; and
- glad 10 state; is RECOVERING.
z g. Raspberry, who accidently
ma hurt his back shout two
sgos which accident hos con.
hun to hin bed ever since, i
'ng md ws Hope viii soon 81
aho,at again:
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Resolutions Of Plain Dealing School.

Whereas, The allwise Providence
has seen At to call from our midst
our highly appreciated and much
loved Superintendent, Hon. j. A. w.
Lowry, be it resolved:
l. That the School Board of
Bossier has lost a most estimable
officer, and the public school teach
efs Of the parish q warm friend and
earnest coworker.
2. That onr Senatorial District
has sustained q most crushing blow
in the death of her Representative.
8. That the Plain Dealing School
extend coincidence to his many
friends in the town Of Benton, aud
deepest sympathies to his greatly
bereaved wife and relatives.
4. That B copy Of these resolu-
tons be sent to B0ssier Banner for
publication.
ALLETHA MONTGOMERY,
THOMAS DOYLE,
LL0YD TUGwELL,
Committee.
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London Butler Camp of United
1Coufederate Veterans will meet at
,be Court House on Saturday, April
"a for the purpose Of electing dele
ssfes TO the ninth annual reunion to
b held at Charleston May 1013th.
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Master William Harfield Stock
wen, . noted musical prodigy, only
Ii years Of age aud son Of Mr.. John
j, Stock we'll, formerly a citizen Of
THE parish for many years, will give
concert at the Court House Fri
dsy night, March 81, beginning at
s oclock. Admission u and 25Cts.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas, God, 10 his infinite love,
mercy aud wisdom, has taken our
honored Superintendent, j. A. W.
Lowry, from our midst and from this
lower land of human struggle to
that Of restfal repose above,
Resolved, That in Superintendent
Lowry the schools have lost q tried
and valued coadjutor, anu the parish
an honored and able citizen, and
that we, the teacher and pupils of
Collinsburg school, shall ever revere
his memory.
Resolved, That We tender our eiu-
cere coincidence to the bereaved wife
and relatives of the deceased.
Resolved, That our school be
closed for the day, in memory Of the
last sad rites which shah be paid to
our deceased patron and friend.
Be it further resolved, That we
adopt aud wear a badge Of mourning
for thirty days, aud that a copy of
these resolutions be seht to the fam
fly Of deceased, and to the Bossier
Banner for publication.
EMMA L. TURIN, Teacher.
ROBT G. DOLEs,
ISABEL E. SMITH,
HOWARD DoLEs,
MAMIE G. CROOK, Committee.
ColIiosbarg, March 81, 1899.
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Richard j. Hancock Chapter Of
IA United Daughters of the Con-
i.deracy viii hold their next regular
naasinp it tie residence of Mr.. l. 81.
Martin, on Tuesday, April II, at 3
dtHlnck P. n.
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r. II. Land,
n in the Courts Of Bossier and adjoining
parishes
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" Tribute Of Respect. "
publication,

in his inscrutible wisdom, has called
from earth, the Hon. j. A. w.
Lowry, late Superintendent of the
Public Schools and Secretary of
Board of School Directors of Bos-
sier parish; and whereas, We now
bow humbly to the will Of our wise
and just Creator in His divine dis
pensation in taking from us our
worthy Superintendent, knowing
He doeth all things for the best; yet
se feel keenly and solely our irrep-
arabic loss by the untimely end Of
this efficient officer. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Benton High
School feels sorely grieved over the
death of our beloved and honored
Superintendent, and realize sadly
the great loss ne have sustained
thereby.
Resolved, That by the death of
the lamented Superintendent; the
public schools throughout the par
ish have lost a staunch and loyal
friend, conscientious aud palms.
taking co-worker and all educator
of marked ability.
Resolved, That through his demise
this school feels a void that will bS
hard to fill, and our regret therefore
is almost inexpressibte.
Resolved, That the town of Ben
ton, the Parish Of Bossier, and the
community at large, by virtue Of his
death has lost q worthy and highly
esteemed townsman, staunch and
useful citizen and noble, generous
and exemplary member Of society:
Resolved, That in his death his
family have sustained al irreparable
loss.
Resolved, That We sincerely con-
dole with his beloved widow, and
tender her our warmest sympathy.
Resolved, That these resolutions
be published in the Bossier Banner,
and copy ofthe same 6s forwsfded
to the the bereayed widow Of the
deceased.
CAMILLE KELLY,
GRACE LARKIN,
Oracle STROUD,
HARRY TD6BERLkxEi 4
WILLIE SCANLAND,
CdmmitteA.
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a. r. THoMPsON,
1. II. MARr1N,
B. A. KELLY,
w. NJ. ABNEY,
FL. w. OGDEN,
T. ]. TlDwELh,
w. 81. SCANLAND.
Committee
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rha Town Council will meet on
-. Arst Monday in April, as a
Board Of Reviewers.
T. E. LAND, Mayor.
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The Teachers Association of Bos.
,.;.r Parish will hold their next
-oothly meeting in Benton, Satur-
DDS, April 8.
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Let ill bitterness, and wrath, and
anger, and clamor, and evil speak
ing; be pit away from you, with all
nalice.-Ephesians iv, 81.