The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-27
MUNYON'S INHALER CUBES CATARRH.


MUNYON'S INHALER CUBES CATARRHs
amendment that it meant large amount
( Of money in the way Of taxes to counties
adjoining the reservation. and in his
county Noble the sum raised from this
source represented fully one-halI II the
I expense of county government, and for
that reason his constituents heartily fay
ored the bilL The amendment carried
by a vote of 16 to 6.
An effort was made to strike out that
feature Of the bill that provides for local
meat inspectors, but It met such strong
opposition headed BIZ PeDresentativ
Wood that the motion to strike ont had
little support. An amendment was adopt
ed increasing the contingent expense
fund Of the secretary OF the live stock
board from ore hundred to two hundred
dollars, and the bill was then favorably
recommended for passage.
The Aev. IT. r. Swan. the leader Of the
Anti-saloon League in Oklahoma, this
morning addressed a communication to
the house in which he uttered a fatefuI
warning that the wave Of righteous indig-
notion now sweeping over Kansas would
unless the legislature enacts such laws as
would place the control Of the liquor traf-
hc directly IN the hands Of the people
The COMMITTEES on education this morn
ing reported favorably on ATilers coun-
eli bin which provides for the erection of
additional buildings for the Agricultural
and Mechanical college at Saltwater.
In the house Representative Wood In
tr7duced q bill providing for teaching the
protection and humane treatment Of birds
and dumb animals in the public schools
Of the territory
House Bill NO. 90, by Mr. Wood, is an
act to authorize county treasurers to sue
for and collect al delinquent taxes due
the territory. or any Of its municipalities
and to enable persons holding tax certid-
Gates or tax deeds to perfect title
House Bnl No 253. bv Mr. Brewer. is !
an act to provids for the establishment
OF district high school in Deer Creek,
Grant county. and authorizes the elect
ors Of township q, range west, to hold
an election for the purpose OF voting
5000 ia bonds to be used in erecting a
high school building
The cave jewellers" scored another
in the house this afternoon when Repre- |
sentative Phelps, over the protest Of Rep /
resentative Willard. secured the substitu- /
ton Of Council Bill No A. authorizing
the construction Of additional buildings /
for the University Of Oklahoma, for I
House BIZ No. % relating to the same I
subject; and the Generalization Of the /
mound builders" seemed to be complete /
when q moment later by vote of IS to
5 tho rules were suspended for the pur- I
pose Of considering the bisl in committee +
Of the whole The bin was read by the
clerk and on motion IF Mr. Wood was
recommended for passage without even
an attempt 20 change q word or punctu-
alton mark The same course was taken
in substituting Council Bill No. 50 fer
House Bin g, authorizing the construc-
tica Of additional buildings for the Aeri-
cultural and Mechanical COLLEGE except
that TIE bin was not considered I'm com
miftee Of the whole.
ONphants oil inspection hu1 which has
been buTeted about in committee Of the
whole for several weeks. came M again
this afternoon under Il special order for
consideration, and was showed along To
tie discussion. The bin provides for
riFid Inspection Of oils and burning fluids
used for illuminating, heating or power
purposes. ana requires both tho Gash ana
specific gravity tests Provision Is ma 5e
tor the appointment of = territorial OH in
snector. who is authorized 10 appoint
deputy Oh Inspector ia each county.
The house this afternoon passed tho
following bills
House Efu 40 IT'S by Ha6lev. prov'd-
iug fer the Organization 81 towns ard
villages House Bin 80. l52. by Jones
srnen1story If an act reaulating the con-
veyance 81 real property and the mort
CAGES thereon. House Bn 10 e13. au-
thoriz'ns courts TO oppoint attorneys fer
persons charged with crime who are un-
able to employ counsel; House Big No.
lis hy Decker. which provides THAI n-o0-
erty sold far taxes ans houeht n ~ She
county shan he retained II the tax rolls
Representative Ferguson this afternoon
introduced House EIf No g8 relating
TO taxaton in uner-anlzed counties.
House E'N 255 Ar Eaukirk. lezafizes tae
recent bond eieeaon hsii Fl Kfnsdsaer
county fer court house purposes
Proceedings in the Cauocn
Guthrie g e. fe Tae council
aa etth v ot ths p-es leg
slalFe sessin in ~m.tea - SIZE whole
TT & caslo r.n - rs on III ca
nta- Among taa bals recomm aas5 Ter
WAS Stv NEars ai1 10 fix
he sry n3 prescribe certain art
aeerlrter6.rt ef .nsurance Euz
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