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ARTICLE VI.

Tie afftirs of this corp ration sha.i be con ducted b, a board oi seve- (7j directors 10 De -.ec,-d Dy the stock h ltefs of the corporation st the annual Stockholders a:--i,cg ~h.c .ch shall De held n the orfice oi the company to te designated by the directors on the Frs, Iues- day n januar, of zach year. And uEiil the next annual meeting of the S;o~k5o ders. the fairs o: this corpJration shii b: conducted by the following Roaid Of Directors. namely: Hamilton s. Pe k. C H. stevens, B. IhJ- mas, Geo. II. Biskford. Frank C. Percy. Her man Sc 1me.d ding '. W. browLell. who shall hold o-ic, until iheir succes- -ors saa.l pe du.y elected and Qu lined
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court or the County of Ce- chise Territory of Arizona.
 Estate of Richa-d R. Fisher, deceased. Notice IS hereby giv by the undersigned admlnistrator of the estate of Richard k Fisher. deceased 10 the credi, ,ors of and all per- sons having claims against the said deceas. to exhibit them. with the necessary v uehers. with m four months after the first publication, of this notice to the sad administrator, a, his ofhce n the Court House in Tombstone Cochise County. A T.. the same being the place for the busires Of said estate, in said County of Cochs..
 A. WENTWORTH. AdEnin;sira.os os ;he estate Q! Richard R. Fisher. deceased.
 Dated this r4th day of August. isoa Au-y6
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Notice of Application for Patent

U. $. Land Office. Tucson. September IS 1890.
 c Notice is hereby given that pursuance of the Omteo states inning lays. Adam Heriich, by Jam kciiy his attorney in tact, whose pos, Cftice adiress Is Tombstone, Cochise county, 1rlEona Territory, has m ide appli-a ion for pteit f>r i5Do linear q of ! he George Lode Minug lailn. situate m the Turquoise inning district. county oi Cochise. Territory of arizona as drscrioed in the official plat herewith posted. and the field note, on file n the office Of the Register of the Gil Land District at Tucson. Territory Of Arizona. as fellows. viz:
 Beginning al ccrner No I. SE corner of claim pine post in mound of stone. 3 feet long m. square set one foot m ground to b rock scribed I-I5Io c NJ C, whence U NJ M No I3re b-ars N g IS w s3S5 feet; thence x 34S s6 " 1890 feet to corner No 2, identical with location corner pine post in mound of stone 7 II kigh ins square scribed I3Io G M C whence U $ l. M No I3Io bears s 46s 43 F; J NJ No Ia3o bears N O sS r; thence N 5I' z5' E g. O feet to iBi,is! monument of loca- ton a pine post in mound of one ft high ins square scribed M G M C I3IQ 300 feet to corner No pine post in a mould of stone 3 :eei long riches square set inches in ground to bedrock scribed 3 I3Ie G VI C; then>e $ 34' 26' l. 1900 feet to-cc crnc! No 4, identical With feet high inches square scsibed I3to G M (; thence Or 25 W 300 feet 10 center of south end of c aim a pIIe Iost Tn mound oi stone } feet long 4 inches square set in a bed of rock inscribed G Nj C I3Ie 3op feet 10 corner No T, place of beginning. Variation of all cor ners I3' E. Area George claim so.sS acres and forming portion of the quarter of section
 in township No 1o s of Range No a5 E.. (unsurveyec) Meridian.
 The location of this mine is recorded in ite offic of the county recorder of Cochise county Arizona Territory at page 483 of Book I2. Records of Mines. and supplemental notice st pages 5IS-sIo of Book 9. Records of Mines
 Adjoining claims are. This claim is bonded on the by the St Patrick mine.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said mine or surface ground are re quired to file their adverse claims with the Reg ister of the United States Land office at Tucs on in the Territory of Auzona during the sixty days period of publication hereof og they will be barred by virtue of ue provisions of the statute.
 Signed MILTON R. MOORE
 Register.
 FHss Pub'icanon Sept sS 1899.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the Probate Court. County of Coohise. Ter ritory of Arizona.
 Estate ofV. Kemb,e. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. admInIstrator Of the estate of V. Kemole, deceased to the creditors of and all pcrs"ns hav- ing claims against the said deceased 70 exhibit them with the n' cessary vouchers. within tour ucnths after the first publication cf fh's notice, to the said Administrator at Fairbank post office. the same the being the pace fcf ,he transaction of the business Of said estate in sai County of Cochise.
 A. V. MOVES, Administrator of the Estate of V. Kcmble. deceased.
 Dated August 3r, 1899 ST
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NOTICE.

All p-rsons wo- king on or fun nishing supplies for the Humboldt, Highland, Chance, Mamie, Iron and May mines. known ss the hcCormick group of mines. are hereby notihed that the owner of the above property holds h,mseif and property free of any and all debts .cOutracted thereon. Said mine is situated in Turosois mining district of Cochise Co. and is now under bond 10 O. E. Haroy and l. W Young, Jr f, the bond to run one ycar from March. Ist. Ieeo
 ROBERT MCCORMICK,
 Tombstone, Arix Dated March 90, Iees,
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State of Yer rIon;

State of verTon,l
 Caledonia. Co ISs
 Clerks Oifc,
 I, Albro r. Mich ,ls. Clerk of the County Court for the Cunty of Caledonia beng Court of Record. having a seal as heretofore attact ed. do rtiiy that Her bert A FArnham Esq Is a Masie h ncery within and for sad Coun,y. duly authorized and qualIh d to act such; mat his term oi office commenced or the sth day of January m the sear 1899 wiR expire a, the pleasure of the Court of Chaacery. and that as such orncer he is duly authorized by the laws ci this StIte 10 take acSnos.edgm-nts oi deeds and dispositions. and to administer oaths etc. In testimony whereo; have hereunto Set nay hand and affixed the seal of the Cou |, at >i. lohnsbury. tlis day oi ! sly. Alno Dom nj Che housand Eia ahi Hundred and Ninety Nine.
 tSeall AlsRo F. NICHOLS
 Clerk. q R. Stamp Ioc Cance'edl
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State of Vermoatl


 Chi,,enden Co.
 Clerks Office.
 l. O. P. Ray, clerk of the s,id County and Of the Courts of Record, thereof. do hereby cerIfy th at Leo St George Esq whose name I, subscribed to the certificate Of proof or acknow- ledgment oi the annexed instrument and there on wriit-n. va al the tune of the taking of such proof or acknosledg nent. a Notary Public m and for ;he said County of Chitten- den. dwelling therein, commissioned, sworn and du } authorized to take the same, 10 ad III nister oaths. take drpositions and the ac- Knc~lrd snent of deeds and other eonveyaac-s of real estate to be recor ed in said State And further that well accuaInted with the handwriting of said Notary. and verily believe mat the signature to the said certiacaIe { orooi or ak, owle gment |. genuine. and th.i ;Ae sad i-S;fuGlen; i5 cSs c';e1 and acknowledged ccorciag to the lays of the | .te of Vtrmont.
 In te 'timony whereof, I have hereunto set my haai and aifi sed the seal of i'd County ard Court. this nth day oi Iuly A, D. r-eo
 Sea O. P. RAY. Il. R. Stamp Ioc Cance!lei)
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State of Vermontl Caledonia Co.

Before me. E. D. Dutton. Notary Public in and for said County Vf Caledonia, on this day personally appeared (. ?. sawyer. Go O. Kimosii and oeorge Il Bckford above named, and known to me De the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing aIticies of in corporzton, an acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consid erations therein expressed.
 Given uader my hand and seal of office this sth day of July A D. Isse.
 Seal E. D. Dut,on, l. k. Stamp roc Cancelled. Notary Pubic
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-16

Four b q irej a1i ssven y ears agD Thursdav Columbus was very busy man discovering America. Unfortun- ately he was not permitted to live to to sse what has come through his original effort.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-16
Re Peeled Thp RuP eons

All doctors 'old Renick Hamilton. oI West JefIerson, O.. after suffering Is months from Rectal Fistuls, he ould die unless c costly operation wss per- formed; but he cured hiAself with
 five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Sslve, the snrrst Pile cure on Earth. and the best S>lve in the World. 25 cents . box. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store.
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Ternt Y Of Arizona CoChise County

Before me. James Reilly Notary Public. On this day personally appea ei Herm .n Schmeid- ing. Frank Periey. Fred Wad and Fred H.. Fer ev. each known to ms to be the person whois subscribed 10 the fJr-going instrrmcn , and C 'ch acknowleds sed to me that he execut-d the sad instruln:nt for the purpose and consi- iteration therein expressed.
 Given ua fer III. hIni and seal of office this 2 tn day of July 1899
 My ,om mission exp res March z7th I9or, Seal AYES KELLY
 Notary Pablic
 Cochise Couaty, Ar m.
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paving a seal las ;re,otore attached. do certify that E D Duston. Esq is a Notary PaD ic within and for s.it County. duly au.hopzed and qualified to act as snch; that his tenn vi off,c commenced on the ;st day of Decem.e in the year Ia95 and wiii expire on the 3oth of November in the yea Ie ,o. and thss ss sasn o.flce he IS duly authorized by tEe laws of this State 10 take acknowledgements of d. eds and deposiuons, ana to administer oaths, etc.
 l.. testimony h-rcot have here
 unto set my hand ana atlxei the
 seal of Court, al St ohnsbury. (Seall this 6;h day oi July Anao DJm,ni
 One ihnusand Eight huIdrcd
 ana Ninety nine
 ALBssF. NICHOLS.
 Clerk. q. K. Stamp Toe Conce.ledl
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Administrators Sale
 Mines.

P,blic Notice is hereby given that. pursuant to ar order of the Probate coArt n and for Co chis- ,unty. Arizona. m the matter of the es- ute 4 D. En -rsl-y. deceased. which order ~as m ,de tl .reia oa 5 September roth rs92 and wl-seia an comm tndcd to s-ll property here tai -r I -s:-ip-i t-- the lawful publication of notice of si-a sll-. now th refofe. I will receive up to and inctuting Oct ,ber eth 1899 at "a o'clock N. of that day. scilei bids for those certain mines a,d mi ling claims situated and b-;ns in tn Dos Cab-t,s m ming dist ict of Co ch;se c.sunIy. AiZo,a Territory known as -sad ciliei th. CARMEL minc. ani the COPP R REEF mine and whi h were owned by the said decedeni in his i.fst:mc. Said sale will be made ,pr cash o1 the sad d,y. when sail bids will bs opened. ano 10 bid xii be ised for less than ninety per cent of the applaiscd vdus of said ciainrs: ,,d mines viii be soi entirety. and sns.j-e. [, eouh nation by the said Probate soit II. A. MORG,N Adnif'sratos of the estate of | D Ernersley. 6.c-a ed
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-16

iCsneec spsi dad sasoke Issr lie Assy.
 "a euis tohacco easily and forever, be mag
 tie. igl of lie, nerye and yigor, take No-To tc, tts wonder wcrKer. that makes weak mer 1roas. All druggists, scc or si. Cure guayan- .eed Booklet and ample free Addre0 Wriin4 Renos~ .-jea~r ~-Nev York
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-16
State of NerLoni Chittenden Co.


 Sss Chit,enden Co.
 Before me, Leo SIG ,orse. a Notary Public in and for sad County on this IIr day of July I5es. personally appeared q. 5. Thomas. Hamilt n .. Peck, r. Cosles. C w. Brow nell. Ro, ert Noble C. w. Peek. W. Fl. Gil more " Oates Rufus E. Brown, lihu R Taft. A. l.. BinsIa n, Charles D. Warren. a. B. Howe l. S, Patrick. o Nj. Fhn', O. K, Mason aud E. l. Derby, above named and known 10 me 10 be the same persons who,e n mes are subcrioed 10 the foregoing articles Of incorporation. and ackno s.edgei to me that they severAliy executed the same for the par poses and co. sideiarons ther,i expressed. Gwen under my hand and sealed this nth day of July A. D. Isss-
 Seal LEO ST GEORGE.
 Notary Public. II R. Stamp Ioc Cancslled.l
 Term expires Nov. B. 1900.
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sni all per- soas concerned therein. the above sale is hcr>oy pos,poned un:il Thursday the Is.s dry of Oct,ber. Iss9.
 H. 4. Mran
 Admiaistrat on
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CITY IND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COIN..CE 10 to 1.

There is . man in New York who has offered his ssn s 60 if the latter will remain sob.r for ono week. lrs . pity good money should bs wasssd like that.
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ARTICLE V.

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which tn corporation shall al any tune subject itself shall be the sun of One Hundred housand Dollars ,$Ioo oool
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AR TlCLE ".

The time oi the eomme neeu,eni .. this Corporation shallbc the date of the nling of ,hese articles of m ,orporatIon in the Recorders once, of Cochise County. Arizona, and the term thereof shall be Twenty i've iz5I years thereafter.
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ARTICLE VIII.

The pc.vi,e proo-rty of fhs stocthollers Of th corporLt:oi sn al ce ex-not from liabilities tor its arp ,rI;e -eb.s.
 Tn witness whereof. the plrtics hereto have nereuato set their h ,n $ and seals th.s 23th oi June A. D. I599.
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s','s '' vermont Co, ny Clerks omes.
 of the County C,ur for the couaI os Calsdoaia. esing Court of Record. aa
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AR TICLE III,

The amount ofthe capital stock shall be One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dolia-s ,SI, 800. 900. ool divided into Three Hundred ihousand Shares (3oo. .oooI Of the par value of
 five dollars ts5l each. winch capital stock shall be paidin upon the call of the Board of Directors oi this corporation. and II sha ! be forever non assess able. and each certificate when issued. shall state upon it's face. the number of shares represented thereoy, and thA, the same is fully paid and forever non -asscssablc.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-16

Filed and recorded aithe reqIss; of lanes (Book I. IncorPorat.oas Pages 4zs to 4s7
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ARTICLE VII.

The officers of this corporation shall -be q President Wee Presi lent. S-cretar, and Ire is- urer. and sIch other officers a may bc pro 16ei Jr by the B5ard O. Directors
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Territory of .Arizona County Of Cochise

I, Frank Haze, c ,uniy Recorder n and for said Countydo hereby certify ih ,i the att Iched instrument IS a true and correct Copy of the rtices of Incorporation of the Vermont and Arizona Copper Co npany; recoir-d in Book I. ircorporations. Pa ;eS 42o to 437; as the same appears of record in my said ofhce Witness my hand and scli of office. this goth day of September A. D. Isse.
 FRANK HAZE
 County Recorder I. R. Stamp Ioc Csnceliei.i
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State of Vermontl Caledonia Go.
 Before ne. Helb-r; <. Farnham, a Master in Casacery l.; aud for sud ale onia County on tnis day personally ap, cared C H. Stevens above named. ani know. to me to be the same C. if Stevens -hose nAme IS subscribed 10 the iorego ng articles oi incorpora in and acknow- ledged tD me that ne execui~ the same tor r . purposes anu onsderat.ons therein expressed Given under my hand and seal ol uifice this otn day of Juy D I,99.
 IS all HERBzRT A FARNHAM.
 Master m Chancery. (I- K. StamPIocl
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Copper King Of Arizona.

.dnes at-BA ARRETT, BISBEE, and SOLOMON SPRINGS Smelling Works at-BARRETT
 COCHISE COUNTY AkIZ
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Articles of
 Incorporation Vermont and Arizona
 Copper Co.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE- ENTS:-1hai we, the undersigned. A. E. ih.mas. Hamilton S Peck ?: Cosles. C Peck. w. H Gilmore. W. E. Gates. Rsius Brown. Ehhu s Iait. C. F. Sawyer. George O. Kimball. Gee. H. tickfcrd. C. II. Stevers, A. L. bingham. Chas D. Warren, W. B. Howe, l.. $. Patrick, ;. NJ. rhnt, o. R. Mason and B. ]. Derby, II. Sohmieding. Frank C. Perl.y. fred ". Waid and Fred Il Per ey. propose to organize [, corporation under the laws of the Territory Of Arizona, and for that purpos- do make. sign and acknowledge, according to law. and adopt the following articles ei incorporation:
 ARTICLE l.
 The name of this corporation shall he the THE VERMONT ANDARIzoN> COPPER
 COMPANY.
 and its principal place of transacting busi- ness shall be at Burlington. Vermont. ani Tombstone Arizona, with offices al such other places as shall be designated by the BoATd of Direcsors of said Company.
 ARTICLE II
 The nature of the business 10 be transacted is. to purchase. acquire. lease. own. conIOl. mine. operate CT sell. transfer or dispose of mines. mining property and mining rights. also, to purchase, acquire oxn. h-ase. control sell. transfer. or oispose Of water and water rights, or $. minerals metals or oils. also manufacture. purchase. lease. acquire. oSp, control or ope = ate recuction works, smeltsr or smelters, and all other miaing machinery and appliance necessity thereto. and gas. electric light and power pi ants, and a pltent or paient rights and license thereto appArtainii g. also 10 renne ores; also to purchase. acquie, lease. own. C ,ntrol. improve. manage. subdivide or disposs: of lands. teaements and franc hises. and all kinds of property. real. personal or mixed; a.so to manufacture bu" vr sell all kind, oi merchandise. and 10 perform all things neces sarv to carry out the purpo,es aforesaid, within or without the Territory of Arizona, and to pul chase. acquire, own and sell it's own stock and the stock of other corporations.
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P o. Address,
PEARCE, ARIZONA

o. Address, PEARCE, ARIZONA STEPHEN J. WHELAN Sup.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-07
VALENTINE HAS A
LITTLE GRIEVANCE

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Feb. 6.-Ass 7lblyman Valen-
tine of Los Angeles rose to a question of
privilege on the floor of the Assembly this
afternoon and asked permission of his
colleagues to reply to a statement made
in the Chronicle to the effect that he was
looking for a job as one If the three
Paris Exposition Comm Se 1ners which
are to be created under the provisions of
the bill which he recently introduced in
the Assembly for that purpose. Mr.. VAL
entine said that the statement was false
from beginning to end, as the Chronicle
would have known had it paid any at
tention to the statement he made when
he introduced the bill. He said at that
time that only experienced men should
be appointed to the commission, and that
he was not one of them, nor would he
accept the honor If 1t were offered him.
He finished by saying that he was con-
fident that the Chronicles representative
was not on the floor when he made his
statement, and called attention TO it
merely to offer him an opportunity to
correct wrong he had done through mis-
infnrnna tiOn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-07
STATE MINING LANDS
TO BE MADE PUBLIC

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SACRA-
MENTO, Feb. Ex-senator Gillette's bill
introduced into the Senate this morning
is one bearing directly upon an important
and much talked of question among the
miners. All lands owned by the State
containing placer or other deposits of a
character subject to location and sale
under the laws of the United States are
declared by the bill to be open to location
and exploration by every citizen of the
State of California under the same laws
and conditions as are provided by the
United States laws for the working of
mining claims upon public lands of the
United States.
To obtain patent for a claim on public
lands the bill provides that any citizen
may file his application with the Surveyor
General, showing the nature, extent and
location of the claim desired, and 1T shall
be the duty of the Surveyor General to
have the same surveyed at the expense
of the applicant. the survey to be made as
provided by the United States rules and
regulations governing such surveys; a
notice of location must then be advertised
for thirty days and the applicant must
file an affidavit of two witnesses that
$500 worth of work has been done or i'm
proVements to that extent made by him
self or associates, and If there is no adj
verse claimant during the publication he
is entitled to his patent upon the pay
ment of $3.50 per acre.
Adverse claimants must prosecute their
claims in the Superior Court of the county
in which the land in dispute is located
with due diligence, or the adverse claim
will fall. and in the meantime all other
proceedings on the patent will be stayed
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-07
SENATOR CUTTER OBJECTS TO A CAUCUS.

he said either Mr.. Green or his commune
cation would positively appear
The report of the Ways and Means
Committee of the Assembly for the. week
ending February was rendered and
showed that bills carrying appropriations
aggregating 1857. 235 II had been consid-
cred during the last week
OF this amount $3673 80 was reported ia
vorably, $112,S70 unfavorably. 500, 500 re-
ported back without accommodation.
$4,000 referred to other committees and
priations referred to the committee to
date is $1,069452 10.
The Committe on Federal Relations sent
Assembly concurrent resolution relat-
ing to the election of United States Sen
Gtors by direct vote of the people back
to the Assembly without recommendation.
Assembly joint resolution Il, relative to
an inquiry into the alleged servitude of
Frank Bassford in Siberia, and Senate
joint resolution Z, relative to the false
branding of food products, were recon-
mended to pass.
Assemblyman Melick introduced a lit
tie temperance resolution during the aft
ernoon session that was intended to close
the well and its two auxiliaries on the
second floor of the Capitol. Mr.. Melck' s
resolution did not order the ''cloakrooms'
closed, Ii merely condemned the practice
Of selling liquor within the Capitol build
ing The resolution was adopted, with
only a half dozen thirsty noes
against it.
The Contested Elections Committee rem
dered it's report on the contest of Gra-
ham VS.. Hoey of the Twenty-eighth AS
sembly District of San Francisco. The
report recommended that Mr., Hoey re-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-07

mously.
,Assemblyman Dibble announced during
the afternoon that according to the deci-
sion of the Committee on Rules evening
sessions of the Legislature would soon be-
gin, possibly this week, maybe not until
next next MONDAY, and when the files were
taken up It was decided to let the half
aozen ELECTION law bills that were entitled
20 d reading go over until evening ses-
SONS should begin. Other work on the
speciai and third reading files was taken
up, however and but for an unusual in
cilnation to debate every proposition that
oHered opportunity for spell binding fair
work "-'-i 'iio
Shortridge's Senate resolution prohibit
ing polygamy in the United States and
MAKING a polygamist ineligible for public
ONCE was one of the first matters for
file. was p"''oo On INC
s. J. R. s. relating to the irrigation of
aria lands, was adopted
Inc Dill introduced by Meserve Of San
Bernardino, which was supposed to strike
a death blow at San Francisco's charter,
came up with its objectionable features
eliminated and was passed by a unani-
nous vote.
Johnson's A. B. 4. which creates an ex-
empt flreman's relief fund in all cities,
counties and towns of the State. was so
amended that 1t will apply to only cities
or 20,OO0 population or over. and sent back
to the printer.
Arnerichs A. B. 245, which is designed
to reorganize the State normal school sys-
tenn So that 1t will be practically on the
same basis it was when the Legislature
changed things around two years ago,
was the subject of considerable debate
Assemblyman Conrey of Los Angeles
claimed that the only reason Arnerich had
for wishing to again shift the normal
schools was political. and Arnerich depied
II. 1t has been said in the Assembly,
chamber during the past few days that
the sole reason for Arnerich's bill was the
reinstatement of Professor Childs as prln-
which position he was ousted under the
Democratic reorganization. There We're
half dozen amendments offered, put tney
were all voted down, and Assembly man tS.n
Valentine was delegated to amend the
measure in one or two minor particulars;
Adjournment was taken to the usuai
hour tomorrow.