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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON Ark,

Jan. l6 1900 Notice is hereby given that the following nared settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proofin support of his claim and and Receiver at Fl Harrison, Ark on Mar. l2. !90O viz: Martha Sire. formeraily Martha Jones II E. No. 23077 for the Ne74 Sec. l., T lg, R P w
 He names, the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: J Roe, Newt Paul, J NJ Jones M Sipe, all of Lick Branch Ark
 JOIN l WoRrIINGToN. Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-22
EAST BOUND TRANS.
CLERKS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow named guardians and administrators filed the Octoberterm of the Carroll probate q for the eastern district, their respective counts current. kJ was ordered by the [ that the same be continued anet advertised confirmation or rejection at the Jan. term said court, aG0, viz:
 W Goforth, guardian of Nellie Mahan annual account current
 W Goiorth, guardian of Bert Mahan annual account current
 All P ons having exceptions to said dement's are requested to file the same in court on or before the second day of the terna thereof,
 This Oct, 30 1899.
 N. C. Charles ' af M
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-22
N. C. Charles,
 Probate Cl'
Land Office at Harrison
 Nl.,k

Feb ,, ! Notice is hereby given that the folovt named settler has filed notice of his intentC make final proof in suppors or his claim, that said proof will be made before the Juds Clerk of Carroll Co.,. at Berryyile, Ara March l7, 1900 viz: James Tanning II E 2os4t Ter the Sc Nv, E1s Sw, See. {. >es Seu Is Tp20, N R2s W
 lIenames the following witnesses to prove continuous residence upon aud cultivation said land, viz: N II Whit taker Jim Hoo Joe iismmons and Martin Hammons, all oi cum, Ark.
 John l. Warrington, Resiste
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-22
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.

Notice is hereby given that the following namedSettler has filed notice of his intention to make iiual proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made before the Re:-is ter and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Mar. IA, la0o, viz: John II Gurley, h F ls3l2, for the l9 \ R 22 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of Hushey, \, l.. Grogan. J, A. Porter, all of CarrOllton, Ark
 JohN l. WoRTIrfNGroN, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-22

Aer'I,s a1 ,, ,,o,a. ,,,a.--17 ..aO the fDIIOWlbr- se[ lias hled notice of his intentinn Proof in support nf his claim i,,Oi aud laiva Ivi VII pc made before the Re~isN % 'eiSer at Harrir O., Ark. on MsrSr MSn s S, D"ISn m Wlikerson, II k Iaaa7 } oW, ts ! sec 20, T 2l, N R, 22W '''4 ,,, tiie ioi,lowlhg witnesses to prove ,d' ,d ISsioence ,; upon and cultitation en' ,' Ez tn nainah Mccoy, Hosea Me.
 CT, Ark. "ciis Geo so < '; i.i H K E 2Os4s, for the Ne Nv. 1,e .ne rs; rie following witnesses to prove ,t a' I'VE VIZ sarah E Wilkerson .vJ Wm n, ,i Cceiiver. Ark, A C Tanning Y oi Green crest, Ark. '"s :
 "ohn |. Warrington, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-22

nd Zinc fields Of crth against Dau
 -"""hed via the Frisco Iinas nina S grade Dec
 The H ~VsNs' lne tte Ids Of \ orth Arkansas are most easl1 reached via the Frisco Line AIraitgene'.ts have been completed for daily stage service betw cen Chadwick, Forsyth and | Lead Hill. also t,es ween Eureka Springs and lellville via l}esryvlle, Green Forest, Iarri- son and Powell These stages make close connection with thibhg trains of the Frisco ine and afford most comfortable and conyen- ieht means of reaching that mportA Alt locality descriptive literature with rates time nj trains and stage connections will be furnishes; upon application to any representative of the
 Frisco Line, or Bryan Snyder, General Passen
 ger Agent, St. Louis.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-22
=: DIRECTORY.
- - - - =
 STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS. G Secretary ofstate A. C. Huli. Auditor Cray sloan Treasurer Ransom CuileY. Attorney General 5eh Davis |. State Land Commissioner J. ". Colqnitt. supt. Pub. Instruction -J;5 Doyme ChIefJustice Supreme Court s R. Cockrill
 w. E. Hemingway
 Associate Justices B ! B B Rattle, Rattle,
 M. H. andles.
 UNITED STATES SENATOR'S. Yames H. Berry Bentonville 0 James k. Jones Washington
 JUDICIAL. Nudge J. M Pitmsh
 LEGISLATURE. Cenator W. L. Clarke. 0 Representative Flo Buttt. a9-Legislature meets biennially, Monday inJanuary.
 COUNTY OFFICERS. Gounty Judge J. s. sMaples. 1 Circuit Clerk J. D. Hailty. Couoty Clerk NC. Charles. Sheriff G. w. Walker. Treasurer s. H. Doxey. assessor k. l.. Anderson. Surveyor c. P Price County Examiner W.R Phillips r-Iax collecting closes April 10. GPAssessments of real estate biennia1y and personal property annually.
 COURTS. Circuit court convenes lst Mondays in Feb an Aug. in Western District, and ;srd Mondays In Feb and Aug in Eastern District County Court-1st Mondays in Jan April July and Oct.
 Probate Court-Eastern D .3rd Mondaysin in ] an. April, July and Get. Western D 4th Mondays in Jan April, July and Oct
 TOWNSHIP. nefi of fba and A. G. Tanning. Contable, W. J. Wells
 LODGES ~A s..HS t"ss;s S;sss hs1es % s.sasssy ss 4't ass w month Visitors cordi ally invited A. J. RUSSELL, W, M w. A. Burr, Sec'y,
 <GAsasaeSA Green Forest Lodge No ISg gG1as rsasgsssAss I35 I. o 0 F. meets ev- | H>YS .&E7-gl .4~SA cry "Wednesday evening Sass.s5 sss@s5 ossSsS ,sssg 7;so. F. Q. Bntt N. c | SH>--s w. Fl. Howard Sec.
 OH URCH SERVICES. M K; CHURCH souTlt-serviees every second nA A sunday II o'clock m, also at night sIay1 sSraayer o meeting Thursday night. Sunday 'o'ooi '''V. Ii. A. ARM>TRoNG. Pastor RN,TIsT-Services every 3rd susdav and Satur day before. Q. C. PENNINGTON Pastor. Post Office Sunday hours toe m. l c. E. GRIM, P M
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
From Tuesdays DaIly.l

Mr.. Sam Lovltt, spent the night In
our city last night visiting his many
friends here.
Misses Locke Arnold and Mary
Henry left this morning for visit at
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Newt. Henry left this morning
after spending several days here ON
business and visiting friends.
Miss Pearl Reeder returned this
morning from Kansas City, where
she attended grand opera last night.
Mr.. Leyton Yancey, OF Wayerly,
passed through our city yesterday
evening on his way to Kansas City.
Miss Willie Wllmot, Of Higgins.
vile, returned home this morning
after a short visit here with Miss
Lee Young
Mr.. |. Herman, Of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting the GraM brothers
for few days, left yesterday evening
for Kansas City.
The Teachers Reading Circle will
meet in Higginsyllle next Saturday
morning, and an interesting aud in
structlve programme is promised
Mrs. Mamie Steele went to Kansas
City yesterday to attend grand opera.
She was Joined at Myrick by her
sister, Miss Lulu Corder, OF Wayerly.
Miss Lulu Anderson, OF Springfield,
Mo-, who has been visiting for few
days her uncle, Rev. r, S Hunter,
returned to her home this morning
Mrs. Bette Wright, who has been
visiting the family CT Mr.. Geo,
Toomes for the past ten days, re-
turned this morning to her home at
Fqyette.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Conners, who
came up from Sedalla few days ago
on account of the sickness Of Mr..
Tom Holleron, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. A. W Dunnagan, Of Tologa,
Oklahoma, daughter Of Mr., Geo.
Kennedy, who was buried here last
Sunday, arrived last night to visit
lher sister, Mrs, Chas. Wallace.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
ALFRED GETS NEARLY ALL.
The Vanderbilt Estate. Apprsissd 81 over
ESQ, 900. 900. WIN De Divided .ns
F.votsd son Getting oAA,0o0,ooe.

New York. Dec. s,-The heirs OF the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt have agreed
to the appraisement Of the estate as
made by q. d. Hasbrouck, represent
ipR the state controller. This ap-
praisement is s5e,SOo,ooo for the real
estate. According 10 the terms OF
the will all that remained after tho
various bequests had been divided
was TO 90 to Alfred Vanderbilt un'
der the agreement decided on yester
day Alfred will get sti,oOo,ooO. But
out of the residuary estate Alfred
has agreed to give TO Cornelius w.
600 600 in order TO prevent a lawsuit
threatened because the eldest brother
was cut of with only N,6Oo,ooo' Inc
total amount coming to Cornelius IN
elusive Of the portion from the resld' SIC
nary estate, will reach 7,Soo,Ooo' ibe
transfer tax on the Vanderbilt estats
will reach $4,000. Comptroller
Coler's fee will amount to s52'OOo'
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15

"The idea that cats, out Of cruelty,
play with a mouse before killing 1t Is
a mistake" observed a cat fancier to
the writer recently. "lf you doubt
what l say notice what happens
when cat catches sparrow or any
other small bird. The bird is not
played with, but slain at once. II
the cat tried any game with 1t the
sparrow, though wounded, could cas-
lily fly away, But a mouse cannot es.
cape in that way, so the cat practices
upon the unfortunate little animal a
variety of experiments in order to
keep its powers as hunter up to the
mark. That is why it so frequently
gives the mouse a chance Of running
away, and the harder the task II set.
itself the more will It's skill be i'm.
proved If a cat-did not take such
lessons occasionally 1t would soon be
come second rate mouser."-Wash
ington Star.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15

In one OF the highest valleys Of
Oaxaca, Mexico, at an elevation OF
s.O0O-0 900 feet, there is a Hourishing
ice industry, which is based on the
well-known principle Of the reduction
Of temperature by radiation OF tenn
perature during the night. The
ground is covered with large num-
ber of wooden troughs, which are
filed with water, and during the win.
ter nights a film Of ice not more than
oue-cighth of an inch in thickness IL
formed, The ice is removed on the
following morning, shoveled into
holes In the ground, and then covered
with earth. II rapidly solidiaes and
is then cut into blocks and sent by
mules to the cities below, where II ia
readily sold.--San Francisco Call.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
from Mondays Dsily.l
MIR. Linn Buford spent Sunday here
with relatives.

From Mondays Daily
MIR. Linn Buford spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Mr.. John Fulkerson, our sheriff
came in last night from Nevada
Mr., Ed. Ludwigs came in yester-
day to spend the day here with the
home folks.
Mis-. john Robinson and little
daughter returned last night from
Kansas City.
The Old Town foot ball team beat
South Street team Saturday by a
score of II TO 0.
Mr.. ], NJ. Burgner, Of Webb City,
spent Sunday here visiting mis- daugh-
tiers at Central Female college.
Mrs. Emma Taubman went to
Englewood yesterday morning TO visit
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. f. Russell.
Mrs. Joel Thomas, who accom-
panied her husbands remains from
West Plains, returned home this
morning
Mrs. Mary Beck, OF West Plains,
Mo-, arrived Saturday night to spend
the winter with her son-in-law, MIR,
e. r. Guerre.
Mr.. Dave Thornton, who Is now
located at Kansas City, came down
Saturday night aud spent Sunday
\ w iti, the. lseA.o foika.--------4--
Miss Eva FrIck, who has been WIS.,
lting the families Of DIR FulkerSOn
and Mrs. Reeder, returned TO Kansas
City Yesterday evening.
| Mrs. Henry Russell, Of Kansas
City came down Saturday night for a
visit with the family Of her father.
in-law, MIR. Dave Russell
Mrs. Ben Coen went TO Wellington
Saturday evening TO visit her old
home over Sunday. She was accom-
panied by her two little sons
Miss Grace Kelley, Vf Galena, Kas.
a pupil at the Baptist college, was
called home yesterday morning on
account Of her mothers sickness.
Prof. Richter went TO Kansas City
yesterday to spend the day, and his
wife, who has been there severa
weeks, returned with him last night
MIR. Jas. Hare, who has been herr
, a few days on account of the sicknes,
. OF MIR. Tom Holeron, left Saturday
: evening for his home at lndepen
/. dence.
Mr.. Gerson Silverman an old Lex
E ington boy and now a prominent
! attorney in Kansas City, spent Satur
e day night in our city and returned
: home yesterday morning.
!, Mr.. Tom Kennedy, Of Kansas City
Eas., Messrs. Wm. Kennedy ant
Frank Kennedy, Of Pleasant Hill
we're here yesterday attending th'
4 funeral Of Mr.. Geo. Kennedy
e Mrs. Geo. G, Gaugh, Of Kansa
d City, nee Miss Maude franklin, win
was formerly saleslady at Fredendal
; & Wilson's was at the Nickel llom
; yesterday, the guest Of Miss Mimi
}. Damron.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS MELASGE
LFrom saturday,s pally.l


Mrs. John Welboru returned last
night from visit Of several days at
Aullville.
MIR. Willis Combs left this morn
ing for few days visit with friends
at Independence.
Miss Belle Edmonds, OF Waterloo,
came down TO Lexington last night
to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Lizette Shaw returned this
moruing from Wellington, where siie
has been yisiCing friends for the past
few days.
Messrs d. Hardy and |. II. Luke.
high officials OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad, passed through Lexington
in their special car yesterday.
Miss Mamie Vaughan returned
yesterday from visit with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. p. Smith, near Napton,
She was accompanied by Mrs, Kate
Ross, of Marshall, who comes to visit
Mr.. Geo. Vdughans family for q
week or ten days,
Mrs. Geo. B. Dealy aud children
left yesterday evening for their homC
at Dallas, Texas. They have been
for the past ten days, visiting The
families Of Mr. Oscar Andreeu ant
Mr.. John Wilmot here and.the family
of Mr.. A. Wade In Hlgginsyille.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Ford, of Hlllsdale
Mich, travelling field secretary Of th,
Free Baptist church, and II. S
Meyer, also Of Hillsdale. Mich, gen
eral field secretary OF the YOunl
Peoples society of the Free Baptis
church, spent the night here las
night and left this morning for Maj
shall.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
NO HOPE FOR CARTER.


ST. Louis, Dec. lin decision
handed down by Judge Hook, OF the
federal district court OF Kansas, and
concurred in by United States Cir
cult Judge Amos Thayer here Mon
day, Oberlin NJ. Carter, formerly
captain in United States army, uh
der sentence of FIVE years imprison-
ment for misappropria.ion of govern
ment funds while In charge OF the
harbor work Of Savannah, Ca, is re-
manded to the custody Of Robert W.
McLaughry, warden OF the federal
penitentiary at LeRyenworth, where
Carter has been confined, the court
overruling the petitioners demurrer
on the habess corpus writ issued
sorue time ago, and sustaining the
ruling OF the trial courts, together
with the subsequent action OF Presi-
dent Mckinley. who set aside IL OF
the charges under which he was con-
yicted, but made no change OF the
sentence imposed by the court-martial
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
FOR DEED OF HERo1sM.
Hash p. Mailsn. an American Sailor, VIII
Receive French Medal for Rsseulng
sig Men from DroWning.

Elgin, ILL.,, Dec. 1o.--Hugh p Mullen,
who enlisted in the navy in Chicago on
June 20, 1900, and who was awarded a
first-class medal by the secretary Of
the navy for saving the life Of a COM
rade who fell overheard from the
battleship Texas off Newport News,
has been recommended for medal
by the admiral of the French navy for
rescuing six French sailors who were
capsized from a small boat of Gibral-
tar last month. BE is now coxswain
on board the battleship Kentucky,
and. together with seaman, diyed
into the sea and despite the great
danger involved succeeded in keeping
tho French sailors afoat until the
party was rescued. Tho act was per
formed during heavy gale and in q
rough sea.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
Lps SECRETARY SEIZED.
Yiko ordered Arrested by orasrs sf c"ans
von wsIdspss On charge Of Com
municating with BozsrI

London, Dec. ia special dispatch
from Shanghai announces that Ii
Hung Chang's Manchu secretary,
Yiko, has been arrested by order OF
Field Marshal Count Won Waidersee
on the charge Of communicating with
the boxers.
The Pekln correspondent OF the
Morning Post says that Gen. Chance
recently wrote TO waldersee com
planning Of the removal Of instruments
from the imperial observatory lie
adds that the letter was returned on
account Of It's tone. The correspond
ent further says that Gen. Chance
has Informed the ministers that, ow'
ing TO the frequent cases Of looting
ali persons are prohibited from pass
ing the American guard when entering
the south gate Of the palace. Iht
ministers are offended by the indigid
ual assumption OF authority.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15

John Braie, a farmer living near
Concorda, left his home recently and
his present whereabouts is unknown.
Mr, Braje was at one time demented
and it is feared his malady has reap.
peared.
Mrs. Ryland Todhunter was visit.
Ing her daughter yesterday at Cen.
tral Female college and attended the
reception at the college last night.
She returned this morning to her
home az Higginsyille.
At the meeting OF the council last
might the regular business OF the
council was attended 10. The coun-
ell instructed the mayor TO have a
special census Of the city taken and
authorized him TO appoint some on'
to do the work. In accordance with
their instructions he appointed Mr
Joseph TribOle aud he will begin th,
work tomorrow.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
Cannot Find the Jua,a

la0n' Dee. SIN response to
.'Siy Hays representations
xa United States Ambassador
IN. ''s The foreign office has replied
,ne authorities at Hong Kong
p''n unable to discover a Fill
lnta there.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15

BOAST OF AN ALLIANCE.
Significant Telegram sent bJ Queen Vie
toriA Of England to Her Nephew,
Hing Carlos Of Portugal


lisbon, Dec. liking Carlos has re-
ceiyer from Queen Victoria the fol-
lowing telegram, in response to the
one sent by his majesty yesterday:
T am greatly touched by your kind
telegram. ! sincerely thank you, my
dear nephew, for the good wishes you
entertain toward me and my people.
1t Is again with the greatest pleasure
that l recognize the cordial and
friendly understanding between Por-
tugal and England"
now It's Portugal and Holland.
Lisbon, Dec. 10,-Portugal's minis
ter to The Hague and Hollands min
lister to Portugal have been with
drawn owing TO differences between
the two governments. intensified by
the alleged partiality Of the king OF
Portugal 10 Great britain.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
A eREwsoME CARGO.
rhs Trsnsport Hancock Brines Home .
Large Number Of Dead Sailors
and soldiers.

San Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE trans
port Hancock arrived yesterday from
Manila via Nagasali with grew
some cargo. 1t consisted of the
bodies Of about 1880 sailors and sol
dlers who either died in battle or
succumbed to the rayages OF disease
in the Philippines. China and Homo
lulu. This is the largest number vf
bodies brought home since the out
break OF the spanish-Amerlcan war.
The Hancock was rs days In making
the run from Manila and was II days
In coming from Nagasaki, the last
port at which she touched. She
brought Sc cabin passengers, 500 In
the steerage and there were II deaths
on the voyage TO add TO the cargo Of
dead carried from the Philippines.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
DEMANDS or UNION LABOR.
Fsdsrat,en's Nstlosai Ceuvsatioa Asks for
tbs Ih,tintivs asd Referendum ana
Municipai Ownership.

Louisville. Ky, Dec. ii.--Immedi.
ately following the call to order Mon.
day the resolutions committee Of the
American Federation OF Labor sub
mitted its report The first resolution
recommended BY the committee was
one reafiirming It's favorable position
onfhe initiative and referendum, which
was adopted by the convention by a
vote OF So to SO after considerable de-
bate. Fskowing In rapid succession
were recommended and adopted reso-
lutions requesting support by con-
gress Of bill for the higher educa-
tion Of the blind; in favor Of an eight.
hour bill for all post Office EN-
ployes to be introduced at the com
ing session OF congress. and in favor
Of municipal ownership Of public
utilities.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
ABDUL's THRONE In DANGER.
Indspendsnt Balkan States Said TO Have
Organised . Lesgue TO Partition the
Ottoman Empire

Vienna, Dec. 10.-Freie Post prints
9 fresh Balkan scare, asserting that
Prince Nicolas of Montenegro has or
ganized league between Roumania,
Servia, Bulgaria and Montenegro for
the purpose of attacking Turkey while
the great powers are occupied with
affairs in China. The paper says they
intend the partition OF Turkey among
them. except what they will occupy
jointly. Operations will begin stimuli
taneously with rebellions in Mace
donia and Albania.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
A HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
u.D,.uulai OF the Estahli.hms"t OF wv
National Capital 81 Washington
began wednesday,

washington, Dec. is.--The eeieors'
t,on Of the centenary of the esta0iish-
ment OF the national capital here
.onepsd at ten o'clock "Wednesday
%orn,ng. when President Mckinley
received the governors of states ann
territories. In the afternoon the pres
,Ssnt proceeded to the reviewing
stand at the capitol. He was e.oOi.sS ~
by the governors of the state. .no .So
,s,ritor,ss. ~ large detschmsnt' o. W,
s-my. n.yT ana msxtns sorps nsasse'
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
INDIAN CLAIM NOT JUST.
suprsns Court Dssidss Against the Wieh''
tas, Ohootaws aud ChiokasA"si IN me 4
Wichita Reservation Case.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE supreme
court Monday rendered an opinion ID
the claim OF the Wichita Choctaw
and chickasaw Indians In connection
with the old Wichita reservation. In
1861 the Indians made treaty with
the government ceding the Wichita
reservation and agreeing to take 100
acres of land in severalty, They then
chained that they were entitled TO
the proceeds Of the sale OF the sur,
Mus land. The court decided against
the claim.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
DEMOCRATIC AMENDMENT.
Minority members OF ways ana Means
COMMITTEES wouid Reduce Revenues
About o7O,OOO,OoO.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE minority
members of the ways and means com.
mittee have completed their report on
the revenue reduction bill. II urges q
reduction Of the revenues OF about
so, 100000 or about $3o,0oO,0OO more
than that proposed by the majority
of the committee 1t also proposes
an income tax with 4 view of again
bringing the subject in modified form
before the United States supreme
court for final adjudication.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-12-15
WORK OF CONGRESS.


e..,.f rye (Me.) on the 6th concluded
u M N the senate on tho ship sub
ban ue'ollng his attention 10
~ Aplnnation OF the provisions OF
'sn ne \, The house bill for the cele-
ho'~s. 'hc establishment OF the seat
'raral government In the city Of
L. NV was passed without discus
| m' mouse devoted itself prln-
n m ueoailng the army reorgnnlza-
h tta II pages being dlsposed OF be-
1le.ss le.ss'hment Mr., Kitchen IN. ca
4aA resolution 10 repeal tho
s~ehdment to the constitution.
fnn. also introduced to establish
- court for the territories Of
||1,, NV Mexico and Oklahoma and
,et q government ship TO bring
NJ n, W. United Slatea 10 take ad-
~ .he homestead laws.
~ h ~, on the 9th transacted no
- M Importance, most OF the time
tes up IN executive session IN
Nm me Hay-Paupcefote treaty.
H,et lMasH,) presented q reso-
M ,ne Massachusetts, legislature
~. the purchase by the United
.,s,'ss'hment Of Temple farm and
At Yorktown, Va. .Ths
-"O the army reQrzanisatior