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Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF AMENDMENTS OF ARTI-
CLES OF INCORPORATION.

NOTICE OF AMENDMENTS OF ARTI-
Giles OF INCORPORATION.
fishing Company has filed its amended ar
ticles of incorporation In the office of the
secretary Of state, and also with the county
by virtue of said amended articles of in
corporation IT Is provided AS follows;
TlON OF THE BEE PUBLISHING COM
State of Nebraska, Douglas County-ss:
Articles three so, four ca and hve t5). OF
the articles of Incorporation or The Bee
Publishing Company are hereby amended
ARTICLE :.
The undersigned do hereby associate our
selves together and declare That we, To-
gether with our associates ana iI S 1SGeE ord
by virtue O. the statutes OF the state or
Nebraska; by the name and style of The
ARTICLE IT,.
the principal place for the tra ms sb9n
Douglas and state of Nebraska.
ARTICLE III.
The general nature of the business TO
to print and publish daily, weekly,
tTl-weeklI weekly newspapers ana maya
fishing, book binding, engraving, litho-
graphing, stcryOtyping, eleclrotyp!ng and
printing material, printing stock and news
paper press franchises.
ARTICLE ".
| The authorized capital stock of said cor
poTation shall be five hundred thousand
dollars $500, COZ. O0), divided into shares of
tive hundred dollars $4,000 each; provided
that no stG.is srasi be issued in excess OF
one nuii5red Inousard dollars taiJI,OOO,OOl
uLless authorized by a two-lhirds vote of
upon ten. days notice TO all stockholders,
and provided, further. that no share shall
DC sold or issued for less ,taan par.
Inc tilne of commencement OF SAID cor
p~oration SHAH be the fifteenth day OF Jan
Of January, 4, ID. 1850, unless renewed OF
dissolved sooner by a vote of two-thIrda
ARTICLE VI.
The highest amount Of indebtedness OF
iianiiities to which said eoTp9ration can a.
in the aggregate onc- hrrd CA of the
amour of the capital stock, issued by saiC
Indebtedness shall ever be contracted Dy
SAID corporation.
The business and affairs Of said corpora.
directors, I'VE in number, who shall be
chosen by the stockholders, at their annua
meeting, each share Of stock having on
vote, which election shall be held on The
first Monday in March OF each year, ane
they shall hold office Tor one year or unit
Their success sors are elected. A majority o
the board of directors snail form a quorum
for the transaction Of business, Vacancies
in the board shall be filed by he remain
ing directors for the balance Of tho un
expired term.
ARTICLE VIII.
The officers OF said corporation shall b.
a president, a vice president, a secretar!
ana a treasurer, who shall be chosen b!
the board of directors N such manner an'
perform such duties as the bylaws OF sal,
corporation may prescribe.
ARTICLE IN.
Whenever one hundred and sixty share
or NOR, 90 stock shall have been sub
scrlbed for the association shall be deeme'
organized as a corporation and thereupol
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

Gate CIV tont, No. 90, K. o. T. NJ, VIII
rive "A masquerade bah next Thursday
evening at Metropolitan hall
In the rcror, of the election of officers
Of GARFIELD CIRCLE; No. II, Ladies, of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, in last Mon
Bee. the name Of ile president was
omitted. IL is Mrs, Clara Lyons,
Ben IIur Carrom club. No. ]. was enter
aimed by Mr.. ana Mrs. Hail at their home,
1921 Locust street, Monday. \ pleasant
evening was spent in playing carrOm, after
which refreshments were served.
Patten lodge, No. l73. Ancient order OF
United Workmen. seems to have met with
"A revival spirit. New members are com
ing IN at every meeting ana "A more har-
.monious feeling than prevails in that lodge
would be hard to lind.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.
1879 FARNAM ST.
sold several homes last week.

1879 FARNAM ST.
We SD several homes lass week.
List your grolerty with us.
WANTED: First class residence be-
tween 2ist & 10Th, one block from Farnam,
$500 to 900. will pay cash.
Have cash customer for desirable resi-
dence. H9nscom Park. 5000 to 5000.
FOR ALE Several fine residences In
tho desirable west Farnam district Beau
!iful homes, excellent locations; 5000 to
ron SALE: Modern residence, soutn-
FOR SALE; Large modern house and
grounds, South 10Th st. VIII make low
FOR SALE: Largo modern house en-
Georgia Ave, . rooms, newly painted and
papercd; barn; shade, nice lawn; good To-
FOR SALE: Modem eight room resi-
dence; cak finish, half block on West
Earnam; high ground. This is a snap;
FOR SALE: New six room cottage; far
mace and bath. In fret class repair. one
block from Farnam: only $500.
FOR SALE: \ bargain in a seven room
house on, Maple st. Three blocks from car
line. Only si,2O0.
FOR SALE; Two good residences, 18th
vcnient to South omaha, one block from
car line: $500 each.
FOR SALE: Eight room house, 1916 n.
FOR SALE: Cottage, $50 S. 2ith. St.
Must be, sold; owner needs money; $1,000.
selling. We have a few left. Remember
trese houses and lots are offered for less
than COS, Of houses. This is an oppor-
tunity. Prices, $3.50 to $500.
FOR SALE: Business lots, residence lots
and acre property. Get prices and terms.
If you wan to buy. or sell, call on
w. FARNAM SMITH & q
1920 Farnar St, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

This must naturally have had its intiu-
ence on us as a people, and with the passage
Of time our good feeling for you has spread
among us until now, as ! have said. the
peasant and the noble, the merchant and
the farmer, all alike, look upon all Amer
leans as their brothers. This sentiment
manifests itself in all sorts of striking ways.
No American warship ever visited our
waters that is not received With enthu-
siastic demonstrations, both on the part OF
our people and our authorities.
When, during your civil war, some of the
European governments were almost actively
hostile, while nearly all were pathetic, Rus
sa never wavered for a moment in he!
friendship for the United States. She
showed openly and clearly where she stood
How much influence her action had IN
moulding public sentiment at a critical time
in the European courts it is impossible foT
me to say. Perhaps | cannot Justly asseri
that our stand had any actual value or in
huence, but it certainly showed, as had -,
often been shown before, that we were some
thing more than fair weather friends.
Remembering that such feelings underlS
our relations. 1t should not be hard 10 I'M
| d|erstand how the building OF the Trans
Siberian read means much to America. II
Russia the advantages accruing from the
| construction are chiefly st%rategical. To
| America will come enormous advantages
from the commercial and financial stand
points. VLADIMIR lEfLOW,
Imperial Consul General Of Russia at New
York
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
ANNEXING SIBERIA BY RAIL
Russia's Great Highway Destined to Increase
Uno'e Sans Wealth.
VAST NEW MARKET FOR OUR GoopS
TcrritorS People by MitIions nrouGht
to our ~Doors-HiIhlY Signih
cant Expressions OF Rus
sian F~ricHdship,

Next to Russia herself, no country in the
world will reap so much benefit from the
completion of the Trans-S siberian railroad as
tho United states. The benefits 1t win con-
fer on this country are so vast that | am
surprised that the facts have not been made
clear to your people long ago.
See what It will do-this railroad. 1t will
throw wide to your the portals
OF a country as great in area as the United
states itself. In that country dwell mil
lions who must depend upon their neigh
bors, at least for many years to come, for
their manufactures. And the nearest Of
these neighbors among manufacturing ma
items, who will they be? The people Of the
United States. 1t will be as though you had
continued your own great transcontincntal
railroad ~lines-which now end ut the Pa
cihc's eastern shore-to Asia, the Pacific
steamships being only links in the chain,
mere Ferries.
The new country that will find its out
let at Vladivostock is purely agricultural.
Its manufacturers, like the manufactures of
Russia herself, are comparatively unim-
p%ortant. Our great wealth lies in our for
ests and fields. and for many years this
state of things must continue. The United
States, then, as the most accessible manu-
featuring neighbor. must be looked TO as the
source from which we may procure the ma
chinery necessary to develop and work our
| gi eat area OF agricultural and wooded lands.
To the United States, also, we must look
for the machinery with which we shall de-
vclop the great mineral deposits that sur
>eys show exist in Siberia and the ada
cent territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

Omaha council No. AIS Is now holding
weekly meetings, which are we. attended.
Twelve applications for membership were
received at the last meeting. A trip to
Lincoln, on invitation from councils there,
win be made by this and the South Omaha
and Council Bluffs councils. Members and
their friends who wish to go Saturday, Feb
ruary II, returning Sunday afternoon, should
notify the committee next Wednesday even
inc.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
LEG Al NOTICE.

any subscriber or subscribers Tor over one
hundred shares may call a meeting Of the
subscribers at some suitable place in the
city OF Omaha. for the election of officers.
by giving notice thereof for not .ess than
three days in one of the daily newspapers
published In the City of Omaha.
ARTICLE y.
Bylaws may be made by the corpora
ton not inconsistent with law or with
these articles.
ARTICLE ri
These articles of Incorporation may be
amended by a vote Of two-thirds OF the
stock. upon notice by The board of directors
To the stockholders of not less than ton
days, published In some daily newspaper
I'm the CITY of Omaha.
In witness whereof We nave horcunto
set our hands and seals this 9th day OF
january, \. D., 1900.
EDWARD ROSEWATER, President.
GEORGE u. TZSCHtCK, Secretary.
state Of Nebraska, County OF Douglass
on this 9th day Of January, A.. y, 1900.
personally appeared before me Edward
Roscwater and George b. Tzschuck, who
are personally known TO me to be the
Identical persons who signed the above
amended articles of Incorporation and they
soveraly Acknowledged the instrument to
be their voluntary act and deed.
(Scalh FRANK J. StTCB1FFE.
Notary Public.
J5-d9Ot
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
SALE OF STATE FAIR GROUND BUILD

NUS.
Notice is hereby given that on Wednes-
day. the oath day of January, 1900, the
buildings, barns, fences, pens and other
structures and improvements located upon
the Omaha Fair and Speed Association
Grounds, known as the State Fair Grounds,
will be sold at public auction, to
be held upon the grounds com
mencing at 10 a. m, to the highest
bidder for cash, the right to reject any
and all bids and to sell each item separately
or all in bulk being hereby reserved. An
itemiZed statement of the property to be
sold will be furnished on application to the
Milton Trust Company, at 500 New York
0MAHN FAIR AND SPEED AssOCIA-
| MiLTON TRUST COMPANY, as Trustee.
E-Dec-23-J -7-M-J-2l
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

1929 80. 9TH St, fun two-story seven
room new house, all modern: Will rent
for $50 a month or 10 per cent on $500;
price, 3 800.
276S Capitol ave. 7-room house, newly pa
pered and painted throughout, Sl,450.
West p lot 4, block 6, Belvidere, half acre
Just vest OF Willow Park, $3.50.
Lot 6, block 6. brakes add, on Davenport
street, fronting proposed boulevard. $3.50.
Lot 1G. block s, lots 9 and 10. block A.,
Creighton Heights, all good building lots,
good neighborhood, near school and car
line: each $3.50.
Lot Is. Persons sub, 10 acres on Dodge
st. macadam, 80 minutes drive from p.
o., 81 600.
BYRON r. HASTINGS, 212 so. 18TH ST.
RE-5gS u
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
PAYNE KNON COMPANY
Offer the following great bargains in Bemis
Park.

No. 1l54-A beautiful new Groom house,
one block from Cunning street car line on
SSd, east front. all modern, fine Cementcd
cellar and shade trees; $500 Will take 1t.
Terms reasonable.
No. 1~l55-Another very fine, beautiful, all
modern, I-room house, fine ~ foot lot, cast
front, just completed. We offer this fine
home for $1,000. Monthly payments.
No. 1l53-On Hawthorne avenue. we offer
All elegant S-roOm house, containing hot
water, neat, with all modern convenienCes
fine mantel electric lights and gas, for the
modest sum of $500; on easy terms.
For further particulars see
PANNE-ENOX COMPANY,
Formerly Payne-Harder Co.,
First floor N. Y. Life Bldg,
RESI- n
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
NDTlEE

The Chicago Fur Co, incorporated, held
their annual meeting Cf stockholders at
their office. 14lO Dodge. Omaha, Neb., on
January Is. 1860. The officers for the ensu-
ing year were reelected and all official bust
ness was satisfactorily adjusted.
s. BRODKEY, Pres.
/. DEMORATSKY, Sec'y. J21d1t
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
4 nit Of Prophecy.

From the day on which the first through
train is hauled over the new railroad, | eN-
pect to see the result | predict manifest
itself both in your Pacific coast cities and
inland at your manufacturing centers.
Much of the material for the construction
and operation Of the completed sections Of
the road has come from the United States,
Already, then, you have had great benefits
from the enterprise. But what you have
had is merely a drop in the bucket. The
real benefit will come when the road Is
regularly opened for business, when com
munities are building up along it's line,
when areas now uninhabited and undeVel-
oped shall spring into life under the magic
touch of immigration. American capital
and American enterprise will be tremendous
| factors in Siberia then and there Will be
no section OF your country, north, south;
| east or west, that will not be affected favor
| ably. Your millionaire and your working
man will equally feel the stimulus.
At the present day Russia imports from
the United States many times as much as
| she exports to this country. Last year we
| took from you products worth more thah
500, 600, 900, while you took from us products
worth only $1,000, 900. This shows how much
we need your products and how glad we are
to get them. You sent us principally ma
chinery. we sent you Il sHdl p"i' u ou'
agricultural crops.
Now, when this new railroad is hnished,
we shall not only add vastly to your field,
but we shall also bring our markets to your
very doors. No other manufacturing nation
is so situated that it can reach this new
commercial area to so good advantage. IhI
United States. through its Pacific ports, VII
then enjoy privileges that, coupled with the
conditions which have given you such al
important place in the worlds commerce
will enable you to do business under ia
yorable circumstances that other nations
cannot change, either in the immediate
present or in the years to come.
Russian n for America.
Not the least of your advantages lies II
the fact that Americas people and Amer
ica's products are alike immensely popula'
with the people Of Russia and her posses
sions. This feeling OF goodwill exist.
alike among the masses and the classes
An American is always welcomed in Russii
whether he visits the hut of the peasan
or the palace of the noble. In town AM
in country, in ST. Petersburg and in tn
farming districts, we all speak of Amer
leans as our brothers across the sea-
This feeling is literally all persuasive.
may not be easy to trace its origin an
growth, but it is easy enough to demonstrate
that IL exists. No observant American wh
has ever visited Russia can have failed II
notice it. We seem, in our country, t
grow up with a strong love for the enter
prising people on this side OF the word
This sentiment is as strong with the indi
vidual as it is with the nation. / supp0s
that with us, as individuals, 1t is largel
because we as a nation took sides with tn
United States at the time of its severes
struggles.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
READ THESE

READ THESE BARGAINS "
VACANT.
Finest east FRONT lot, Hargcom Place, 81, $50.
Elegant east. front. 3i!l near .Farnamo 81, 200.
Fine lot north of Harscom Park only 81, $50.
Corner llGx120 Harvey and 42d' ST.. $1,000.
Nice south front, Farnam near 4lst, $l,01J.
Choice corner 50Xl50 HanSCom Place, $3.50.
IMPROVED.
Nice cottage and lot, HanzCom Place, $3.50.
Modern S-room house, Hanecom Place, s., 250.
MoIiern house, S5th near Farnlm, $500.
8-room cottage, orchard Hin, 500 casa, 81, go.
Elegant double residence, large g%rounCLs,
barns, splendid neighborhood, one-third in
land, SIS, 000.
CHEAP ACRES.
Choice acre lot on Center street. $l65.
) acres extra choice garden land, $Iz5.
10 acres, fine place. for poultry, 81, $50.
20 acres right on macadamized stree, 81, $50.
&C acres finest land adjoining Omaha, $500.
We also offer 2S,00 acres fine grazing land
in Wyoming, ample water, for quick sales
at : cents an acre.
HICK REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
35 Chamber Commerce.
RE-625 2l*
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Tsa ssEI55,sFzEzzA BURLINGTON e MIS-.
HIInEH4STTHg1 souri, River Railroad
Vs{I2HHIlSilN 1.-THE Burlington Route
ksukul1lM General Offices, N. w.
lEnS5fSS ,~E$HyM&Sl Corner Tenth and Far
thggsA sIllIai,fEMl nam Streets. Ticket
IffyS2 ~ S.fsSa! Office, 1902 Farnam
Ess4ast19s@aSs Street. Telephone. $50.
Depot, Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele-
phone, alV. Leave. Arrive.
McCook .................a $40 am a 7:4o pm
Lincoln. Denver, Colo
RADIO. Utah, California; 4:25 pm q 1855 pm
Lincoln. Black Hills,
Montana & Puget
Sound ..................a 4:25 pm a 800 pm
Lincoln Local............ 1900 pm aI0.35 am
Lincoln Fast Mail..,...a 500 pm :35 am
Denver, Colorado, Utah
& California. ......... q 6:35 am
a Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

A HIGHLY improved farm of l15 acres, 50
acren in blue grass pasture, with fine run-
ming water: 60 acres under cultivation, 90
big apple trees, only . miles from Omaha,
at the remarkably low price of $500 per
acre. Adjoining farms held at 500 to
Sb5. 90 per acre.
For the next 3 days will offer eleven lots
S0x13O lay high and slightly, on street be
tween 17ih and 18th. So. Omaha, at the
low price of 5000. 90 per lot; easy payments,
]. A. LOVGREN, Nos. 5lS and 519 Paxton
D '' - ''' ' RE-5g9 PIE
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

FOR SALE-At a great sacrifice a 3-s'ory
stone front building, well located; cover
irG 1900 square feet of ground; large
auditorium, seating LOO; large stage with
complete scenery; three lodge halls: ten
new bovine alle:'s and billiard tables;
handsome buffet; present income 81 ,CO1;
will bring Sl3 600 next year; for sale, in
Guiding ground. building. all furniture and
nytures: price SlC0.0C0. Henry A. Knott &
Co, 10 Dearborn St, Chicago, RE
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
TWO BARGAINS

IA per cent investment.
Taken at sherin's sale and must be sold:
Groom house and lot 5 blocks from Hirh
school; good repair; rent $500; is cash.
Price. N.O)0,O0.
T-room. strictly modern. 30th ave. near Pa
ciGC; rents $4,000 per annum; appraised
at $1,000. Must be sold. Make offer.
Listed at $4,000.
OLSEN, 1904 Farnam ST.
RE-593 81
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

State of Nebraska, Douglas County-ss:
Articles three so, four GD and hye G), OF
the articles of Incorporation or The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

A CORNER lot with li2-story cottage, fac
ing south and east, 6 rooms, 4 feet above
street, well, cistern and close to car line,
at a ridiculousiy low figure. Small pay
mena and easy terms at low interest. I'm
Noulatedly a bargain. W.. V. Hedges, ?o0
Paxton Blk. RE-o6I u
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

REAL ESTATE BARGAINS:
GOOD G-r0um house, fun Let, city water.
only $50.
Full lot, S-roum house. only 500.
Modern S-TOOm house ard fun lot on Harvey
street. sl.G0l,
S-rocm house and . lots, near car lire, $50,
7-rocm house and barn, , lots, 2S7j Blnney,
81 500.
pRENNAN-LOVE co, 300 $. 1874 st.
First National Bank BLDG,
RE-jT0-2l
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

10 ACRES, one mile west of Florence, for
81, 800. w 20, Bee. RE-M60S %
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

TO SPECTATORS and Investors, all per-
sons Interested i'm turf investments as a
means of money making may obtain val
liable Information relative to the business
hy sending me name ana address. Edwin
T.. Farley, expert Handicapped, 81 Adams
ST., Chicago, III. E-56l 81"
PE-5I 81
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

The undersigned do hereby associate our
selves together and declare that we, to-
gether with our associates and successors,
are and shall he q corporal ton under and
by virtue o. the statutes OF the state OF
Nebraska. by the name and style of The
Bee Publishing co
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
M INnss cm,NcHs.

CIGAR and news store, with living rooms.
for sale; also furniture for sale. lilj
North 2ith II. N-5D 81
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

ATNITVDT IT,
The principal place for the transact
of the business of said CORPORATION 81
be in the city of Omaha. In the county
Douglas and state of Nebraska.
ARTICLE Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
MEDICAL.
OSTEOPATHY.
PAWN8ROK ERs.

JEFFERSON Square Loan Office. AIS N. IS.
-T25
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

PAYNE-KNoX Co., HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS; LOW
EST RATES on LOANS; SOUND IN
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS, STORES,
for RENT. First floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
RE-M4N
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
ARTICLE VIII.

The officers OF said corporation shall be
a president, a vice president, a secretary
the board of directors m such manner, and
perform such duties as the bylaws of said
gDrpoTafiOn may nregpTihp
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21
TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT and sell the best typewrlteSs
made: largest stock of supplies in Omaha,
United Typewriter & Supply Co, 1912 Far
nam. lib
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-21

Whenever one hundred and sixty shares
or NOR, % STOCK shall have been sub
scribed for the association shall be deemed
organized as a corporation and thereupop
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-10
Columbus rs n bad Man,

Professor Cesarc Lombroso has col.
lected lot OF hard stories about
Christopher Columbus, aud has cx.
plotted them In the July number of The
Forum. They are not all of them new.
We think CASTELAR, told some of them
In his articles on Columbus several
years since. II seems the great dis.
covercr was without moral sense. that
he had career as pirate In his EARL.
er youth. was lax In his relations with
women, very cruel In his requirements
of the natives whom he found In the
West indies. aud according to Profess.
or Lombroso. he was an invcterate
and INSCRIPTIONS liar He was igno.
rant. also. we are told. of the character
of his discoveries. but there surely was
no moral guilt here. The professor
seems charitably to regard Columbus
os what we call now degenerate.
There was twist In his mind which
made him practically insane. We have
long been familiar with the line.
Great wit to madness sure Is near
allied" hut perhaps great courage
would better apply In the case OF Co.
lnmbus. His was the most fortunate
instance OF courage bordering on In.
sanity on record
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-03-10
Unruesslnu n Horse,

n II strange but nevertheless true,
says writer In Our Animal Friends.
that almost every one who has had
any experience. however slight. In har.
Messing horse believes that he under.
stands thoroughly how To do II. A very
simple rule for fitting the birdie Is that
the bit should touch the corners of III,
horses lips without dragging upon
them. but too frequently this Is disrc.
gardcd, and the horse suffers deal of
misery from that error alone.
Again. and sometimes In conjunction
with the mistake we have Just men.
toned, the brow band Is so short that
1t draws the metal rings of the rospttcs
against the roots OF the horses ears,
where their pressure causes acute pain
All metal ornaments of any weight Mt
the top of the crownpiccc. behind and
between the ears, should he removed
because Of their pressure upon the
base of the brain.
II binders are used care should he
taken that they stand well out from
the horses eyes, otherwise. by press.
ing upon the eyeballs. they cause In.
tense pain and also obscure the range
of vision. In all cases. unless the
horse Is so accustomed to binders that
1t Is absolutely unsafe to drive him
without. they should be dispensed
with. for they add nothing to n horses
appearance. and he Is much more COM
Portable without them. In fact. colts
should be trained to drive with an
open bride. and II were well II laws
were enacted TO that effect.