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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
Biz Roll Of BILLS Found in an Old
EEnHf-nt -Enal-nt

Guthrie, O. r., Dec 31-The Grant
County News tells this money-hidlns
story: eve have otter heard Of FARM
ers hiding their money in am old stove
for safe keeping and then starting a ire
i'm the stove and burning it up, but we
never heard Of a farmer pacing money in
q market basket until last Saturday
Sherman Freeman, living east of town
has several customers here for butter and
eggs. Last Saturday he left some but
ter and eggs with D. z. French fin a
small basket and on removing the eags
and butter Mrs. French noticed a small
package rolled up in an envelope. On
opening it she found a roll of bills. She
Immediately brought it to the store Of
French d Holmes The money was
counted in tn epresence of witnesses and
the amount was found to be 500. Mr..
freeman missed the money when he re-
turned home and Immediately returned to
town in search Of it, and he was the
hanDiest man in the territory on securing
the money. MIR. French could have kent
the money and 1Ir Freeman would never
have known it. lie win be more careful
in the future"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
MANY LICENSES ISSUED
People Anxious TO Marry Before End
Of the Century.

Up to 5 O'Clock yesterday seven marri-
age licenses had been issued at the pro
bate court All Of the parties concerned
were anxious to be married on the last
day Of the old century. The following
are the couples to whom licenses were
issued:
W. NJ. Semester and Ida Ayres Of
Furley; A E Park, Webb City, No.
and Minnie E Bliss. city; Walter 81.
HartselF and Eta c. Remer. city; Jacob
Snyder and lille Mann, city; Robert r.
Rice and Eme Russell. city; Owen J,
Gahman and Myrtle Barbrick, city; VIM.
Rantan and Della Cain. city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK DINNER
Miss Winifred WOOIard Entertains
Number Of Friends last Night

Miss Winifred Woolard entertained a
number Of her friends at her home on
North Emporia last night at T O'Clock
dinner. The occasion was a delightful
one. Every feature was cbarmingly plan
ned and the comfort and pleasure OF
each guest was most carefully looked
after.
After the close Of the dinner which was
served in a faultless manner. the guests
enjoyed conversation, music and those
longs which al together make a splen-
did social evening.
Those who enjoyed the hours at Miss
Woolard's home We're: Misses Olive De
catur Mildred Hayworth, Darl Oldfeld
Edna Kirkwood, Eva Decatur, Mrs. o.
A. Boyle, Messrs. John Gibson. z. c.
Marshall, DR.. Cromer Myron BOYLE GSv-
erett Alexander, o. A. Boyle and John
Parkinson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
coysU1rpTrov rHRFArENFD.

G. Unger. 2l2 Maple St. Champaign. II,
writes: 81 was troubled with a hacking
cough for year and thought I had
the consumption. tried great many
remedies and was under the care Of ply
sicians for several months. 7 used one
bottle of FOIEY'S HONEY AND TAR.
It cured me. and have not been troubled
since" G. Gehring. 400 2. Douglas; Geo
Van werden, 325 n. Main; wichita Drug
Co. 10 q. Douglas; Gus Saur 524 =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01

Mrs. Frsncis L. sales Of Missouri val
ley. Ia. writes: = had severe kidney
trouble for years; had tried avs Doctors
without benefit but three BOTTLES 81
FOLUY's KIDNEY CURE cured me-
q Gehrng. 400 r D7ueas; Geo. Van
Ferden IS n arain. Wichita Drug Co
10 i. Douglas. Gus sau- 5l r. uoualar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
EEecutlve once.

GuIllTIe. =. =, DEC. y. I50-.
The foregoing sentence is hereby ap-
proved and the necessary order viii be
issued to carry the same into effect.
c. NJ BARNES, Governor.
The case brought against Hunter by his
wife has been dismissed, she having for
given him on consideration Of his term
mating his relations with the woman for
whose sake the acts shown on the court
martial case were com mitted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
SENTENCE.

Dismissal from the service Of the terri
tory of Oklahoma National Guard Tor
conduct unbecoming an officer ard a gen
tIeman, under the 6lst article of war.
Therefore the court finds: That First
Lieutenant James A Hunter, company
A. First regiment. O. n. c.. is hereby
found guilty Of the charge aad each and
every specification alleged and is hereby
recommended for dishonorable dismissal
from the service of the National Guard
Of the territory Of Oklahoma.
MAJOR PAUL JUUNDT. President
B. w. POLAND. Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
FOUND HIN GI.lTY.
Lieut.. Hunter Di8honorabIy
Discharged From Militia.
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR
Mrs. Hunter in Meantime tx
tends Her CIemenCy.

Guthrie. O. T.. Dec. s1.-The findings in
the general court-martial which tried
Lieutenant James Hunter Of the Okla
homa National Guard on charges Of con
duct unbecominJg an officer and gentle
man, were transmitted to The comman-
der-in-chief, Governor Barnes, today. The
court found Lieutenant Hunter guilty
and recommended his dishonorable dis
missal from the service. The final pro
ceedings follow:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01

In the vast retail establishments Of large cities, many
women are employed rs saeswomen.
Men formerly held the positions that now hold
and while woen organism is less strong than mems they
expected to do the work Their duties compel them
to be their feet from morning night and many Of them
in short time, contract those distressing complaints called
'female diseases.
Then occur Irregularities suppressed or painful Inensru
alton, weakness, Indigestion leucorrhoa, general debility
and nervous prOstration
They are beset with such symptoms dizziness faint
ness assitude exCitabity uTaby, nervousness sleep
lessness, melancholy, algone and Observation-Disclosures
feelings, blues, and hopeessness
In such there tried and remedy. Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at once removes
such troubles The following letters prove this they also
prove the value Of Mrs Pinkham's advice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
TO crRE A CoLD u ONE Day

Take Laxative Br5mo QuInine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure E. ~. Groves signature IS on
each box CSC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01


England and Fgavla beromes tne kings
wife. the only communicate which con-
rnues between them bsing that once a.
year the queen sends bT the hand 0f
Fritz a rose 90 RassendyII wlfh one worI
az greeting. and receives The Ike from
him.
At the Crawford theatsr tonight anl
matinee this afternoon.
Charles r. H0yts farce comedy tr'-
uuuh. a Brass MONKEY" viu Sc TIE
attraction at the Cra wfcra taeata F
gay. January 4 This brief announcements
alone wouIg problf3r 81 sm aaf 81 HI
tie houae bat there are q FEW tl8nrs -
Sc said To remind 9 lgree-e anl
body tlat thfs ie TIE record brestfat-
2 eoe ttHf ran in New
s-as0n and afterwards captivated the en-
tire country p ts ~ afr 1893
f'T. Hntle TIE theme ~ the - FL
satire on sgpefF -oa ~
kev ieoI is the chief Gr1re NOBODY haa
Been able o. 01d hoe1os 81 fr-
Torrance whlch aprears g. Jonah Tfer.
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cf1ef ~ sfeIar rre Eargaee o.
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Jonah ard ths rehe~
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01

Three doses Of Hoods Sarsaparula daily
after meals for awhile VIII build you up
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01
ID e Work 60 - In e WeeI 90"

"DEAR Mrs PDEHA write this letter publish
benefit poor suffering Lydia II. pnkbnms Vegetable
Compound has deal Of good have
bottles and feel like When began the Of na
hardly able 20 be could do half work
from head to foot almost had those 6ngaown palms.
Of Now all Of these troubles have left
every day he aud feel tired MRS
FREEMAN, 4O2 Pennsylvania Ave, Lima, Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01

one n the finest readers 70 ftr eoantrr
Size ls undoubtedly tha 8ret .a Kaasss
afaay eiocutlar.a.s choose ard see 81 -
SONS only 81 good voice ana
grar-ful gestures. an1 ceraeszsnfiy thait
select 1na arc oTerd1ns ans unnstufal
M Norris. however. uses a rua zHia GERS
voice snA eloquent gestarlnF to ahoa sac
de.a1 20 Der ea.ecuan Hence her wert
81 mos, arastl. fhat "a ara 81 81 seH-
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patafafr aware ~ la preasnoe sn
Hr has recently rrsd te croa Esf
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srf was NEST esthuaIlst ratT
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r.l.ht haes le enp -tsrifv 70 hsar he
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-01

writing lines
thanking your told taf y1nE
"a
avfuly all Hooked
always tired after doing little and would have 20 sic lows
appetite
also troubled with shoness Of breath fn o about month
O Lydia Z. pfukhams Vegetable Compound
rne"MISS NJ T., IS Devon St. Grove ftsry, ons
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
Finn WILL FIGHT
RIPPER MEASURE
The Pittsburg Senator Says That the
Bill Will Be Contested
in the Courts.

Harrisburg. Feb. 2S.--Thc chief fes.
lures of the bill. which provides n new
charter for pittsburE, Allegheny anc
Scranton, Is the ripper" clause whict
abolishcs the office of mayor and Gre
atcS that of city recorder. who shar
II" appointed by the governor withir
thirty days after signing the bill. The
recorders viii serve until the first Mon
day of April. 1908, and are authorized
10 appoint chiefs of the department.,
of public safety, public works and 9th.
ers. The governor declines to indicate
when the recorders win be appointed.
senator William Finn, of pittsburg
who led the fight in the senate against
the bill says it viii be contested In the
courts. senator Quay and many of his
friends over the state who came tc
Harrisburg to assist in the passage
Of the bill in the house, will leave to-
morrow. Mr. quay will go to Wash
ington to attend the Inauguration Of
President Mckinley. a special train
for legislators will be run from Tar-
risburg ON Monday. leaving hero at G
II, M. and returning dt midnight.
The senate adjourned this afternoon
until . o'clock Tuesday evening. Tha
house will hold a short session tomor-
row morning after which an adjourn-
mcnt will he taken until Tuesday night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01

the announcement the chair put the
question on shall the previous ques-
ton be put" which brought forth such
vigorous ayes" and noes" and calls
for n roll call that tho Farmer" con-
cluded that he had gone stale and sat
down.
The motion ON the previous question
was carried by Il vote of l06 to SS. Then
came the motion on the question shall
the bill pass finally. As told above 1t
was carried with three votes to spare.
Mutual friends brought the princi-
pals of last nights disturbance to-
gcthcr this evening and 1t was agreed
Go forgive and forget Mr.. Coray ac-
ceptcd as satisfactory MIR Marshall's
explanation.
The ripper" was signed by the off,
cers of tn senate and house this af-
tcrnoon and is now in the governors :
nOSseSsiou
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
REGULATING ENGINEERS.
A Bill Requiring Stationery Men to
Take Out a License.

'l'''"'4 ''h N''d Correspondents
harrisburg. Feb. 2S.--ThC act intro
duccd by MIR. McGlathery, Of Mont
gomery, to require stationary engineers
To pass an examination ana tax" out
Il license Is the result of the conven-
tion Of |hc state Association of sta
tionary Engineers held in scranton
last summer \ hill of this kind is
operative In Philadelphia. It is now
proposed 10 extend its provisions to ali
parts Of the state.
Tn" bill provides that II shall he un-
lawful fort any person to have charge
of or to operate u steam boiler or
steam engine Of over ten horse power
except locomotive boilers used in
transportation and steam boilers car
rying less tNan fifteen pounds pressure
per square inch. and steam boilers ana
steam engines used for AGRICULTURAL
purposes, unIess said persons are up
wards Of tWcHty-unc years of age, and
hold license as herein provided for.
And it shall be unlawful for any owner
or owners. user or users of any steam
boiler or steam engine over ten horse
power, other than those exempted
above. to operate or cause 10 be oper-
ated - steam boiler or steam engine
without a duly licensed engineer.
Examiners not to exceed six. salaried
at $1,000 Il year. to h" appointed by the
factory Inspector ana assigned by him
to districts, are to have charge of the
, examinations and issuance of licenses.
\ fec of So l. charged for an original
license ana 81 for its renewal every
three years. Th" examination is left
to the discretion Of the examiner. All
that tn" law requires is that it shall
he practical and thorough. Any en-
Glnccr Who has been employed four
wears next prior to the passage of this
act shall b" entitled to a license with
| out further examination, upon pay
mcnt of Zee ur two dollars.
Il. j Duffy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
INSURGENTS AT SUoG.
A Band of Seventy Repulsed by the
Americans.

b. Exclusive wiro icom The Associated Press.
Manila, Feb. 2S.-A band OF seventy
armed insurgents entered the town Of
Suog. in the province of South Ilococos,
.uzon. where they killed one native
aud badly wounded five. At midnight
of the same day they attacked ths
town Of Santa Maria, burning fifty
houses.
The insurgents were rcpulsed by the
Americans. who had one man wound
ed; one native scout and two civilians
were killed. Tho insurgents rctreated
to the mountains. closely pursued
Their losses were not learned.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01

The board q examiners shall be hllod ny the
court as they occur The said board OF cNan'h
cis shall be permitted TO engage the services oi
a clerk, and they, together with the clerk, snail
receive tho sun Of Eve dollars per day for every
day they arc actually engaged in the discharge
ot their duties under This appointment ahd
mileage at the rate ci six cents per mile RON
their home TO the place Of meeting ana return,
by the nearest practicable railway route.
Sec. :. Whenever candidates 'or the Office oi
Inspector are 90 he examined. the said examiner
shall give public notice Of The fact in not motc
than Iiyc papcts published in the inspection dis
trirt and at least two weeks before the meeting,
specifying the time and place where such meet.
ing shall be- hold The said examiners shall he
sworn to faithful discharge Of their duti", and
at least four OF them shall sign certificate sot.
ting forth the tact u the applicants having passed
y successful examination and who have an.
swcrcd ninety per ccntum Of the questions; the
names Of the applicants. the questions asked aud
answered thereto shall he sent 20 tho secretary
" the commonwealth aud published IN at least
two papers, daily or weekly. and shall give such
ccrtihcatc 10 only such applicants as has passed
tho required examination.
Sec. g. The said board Of cN5muor, shall
hold at least one such examination Turing each
year. a. least siv months before the date ot
the general election in the November of Zach
year.
Soc. T. II the nclI general election. ~ so.
yruhcr, the uutiincd voters OF the First irsrcc-
ton district Shall elect uy, uualid,d pcisuus to
ac, as mine iusporlor, Of tli, commonwealth;
the qualified voters Of Tic Second iu.uaei '5u
district shall elect four qualified person. to act
as mine in,p,cto,, ui this commonwealth; Uc
qualified yotors OF the Third inspection d..i1,t
>1all elect ono qualified per.on 20 get as mine
inspector "f ihi' CONFERENCE.-The lh' ii". ''i
\"t'lS 'i tl" IuUrln district -'u '.,'' '.E'
pGalNicd persons 4" act ~ uur iu'n'''"' 81 'u''
commonwealth; 'hc puIlih'd N'.''- ~ l'' ''''
Inspection district stdl elect one 'u'''' l''
Son '" act "' mluc Inspector q, .".o
wealth; the pudiu'd No'l7 '' the |.r'r .''
,'"" "'s" H'''' ,,,. H'',,,,.,,,,,,c,i.,, :,
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, .'..,,.,',' ' ,, | ,..,.. ,.,,,i,.i,.o h,,,d "a.
,' .,,, n., ,,,n,' sl,,u m, l,
i, ''', I t,u,, nc ,.,,,iicj n.
| tlc county commissioners tor the general cleo
ton and fine ulul- ot no r,I,yu shalt hc pla, o.,
| upo, tbr official blIlor c,,rpt such as has ale,
the Certificate as herein rcauircd. and no pcr.oI
| shall be qualified io act as such mine iu;pcot"
| ,u',.g such ,rriiurli, has lr.u ufuyiuusly nj,
| with uIc county commissioner. oi nj, ,ouuty
| Sec. o. fin, Ne son so elected must bc a clii
! zen oi rcru., lvluia aud snail have .ttaiucd tI,
| epc ~ thiriy wear. Ilr nn,t have e Luowlod.,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
PENNSYLVANIA PURCHASE
is APPROVED.

New NorL. feb. 2>.--h 4 special meeting ~
the Erjc railway stockholders held here today
to approve the purchase of the Pcunsylvanjl coal
COMPANY the stockholders voted to authorize the
issue Of S36,0m,OOO fifty year I pcr cent, COLI
literal trust gold bonds and $l,0000H addl-
tionil hr,t preferred shares 10 carry out th"
purchase Oi the new bonds. $1,000, ,OOO arc to bs
reserved for rurrc additions or bettcrmcnts,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
CUBA'S DECLARATION.
Senior Capote Presents Declarations
of the Convention.

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Pre's
Havana, Feb. 2s.--Senor Capote, presi-
dent OF the Cuban constitutional cons
Vention. at 2 o'clock this afternoon
handed 10 Governor General Wood ths
declarations of the convention on thu
proposed relations between Cuba and
the United States. as adopted yester'
day.
The presentation was informal and
no remarks We're made. General Wood
has notified the authorities at WASH
ington that the declarations will ba
translated into English and mailed t1
Washington.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
Mine WORKERS
IN conflict
Iheu Are Unable to Agree on the
lnspeCtorship Bills Before the
LEGISLATURE al Harrisburg.
TWO FACTIONS AT WAR

President 7. j. Nichols and His Fol-
lowers Are Favoring the Garner
Bill the Proposed Sixteen Inspect
ors Elective by the People and Re-
ducing Salaries from $4,000 to
,2OO--Narional Organizer James
and His Friends Are Opposed to
the Reduction of Salaries-He Is
Not in Favor of the Garner Bill or
the Ferrebee Measure-Text of the
Bills.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
England's War Expense.

Gy Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
London, rch. 2S-The third supplementary
c,timst. %. },O0U,OCO pounds Tor the expenses
~ the war were issued today. Transports and
the purchase oI rc.mountS swallow up 2.0oO,oo
pounds ard provision, and forage cost 1000, ooD
pounds, TuiS brings the total voted for trs
financial ycay mp 10 3j,SO9, 49, pounds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
On the Retired List.

y, lNoIu,i,c Wire from The Associated Press.
Washington. Eel. 'S.--An otd,r was issued
10y the war department today placing Brigadicr
Gcu"Ja'S James H. wilson aud TitlhuG Loo on
jlc retired list of the Huny.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
The Check Weighman Bill.


The Check Weighman Bill.
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,.,t n.rs,, a.. ,i,cl. ,,ci,I,,n,, or ,Lct. ,,.as.
,,,r A. tbr non ,,,, rr,,,;r, ,,hn .b,u la
n,,,,i,,,d .t su ti,ncs :, bc ,,v..,,t ~ tbc
,,i,Ii,,c ,, announcement of c,,i. ai., t,,,
,,,,,r a. ,r,i,n mr. rpc,.,,ro tic s,,re ami d,,i,.
a., ,co,l,r ,,,r, ir,. hours 4, L,yc l,o nriyl,g.
+, h,I,,,, and ~. ,,niuo tir .,,I,s ,. ,,,,.,,r,,
tt, ,,r.. Provided. that all ,u,b b,l,r,in,, or
c,,r,ip,ti.r of sr.lcs .i.ll ,nl, b dam +, .,,,b
~ and ii, .u,b tiu,. Al. In ma ,,.,, T., i,,.rt,ro
with tbc REGULAR working of the mines. and he
shall mot br considered 1, trr.r,..rr ,,,riuu
working hmm. ,,Lr,p ATTENDING f., thc ir,,ra.,.
Of his cuploycrs. and. In mo- manner. .h1ll La he
iptcrtercd with or ipthuiditcJ bv an, pcrsou.
agent, owner or miner; and auv r,r>nn violating
these provision, shall he held and deemed puiltr
nj 4, misdrrcauor. and, upon conviction thereof.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
roaiol from d stan Correspondents

Special from stan Correspondent.
Harrisburg. Feb. 2S.--Thcrc ts con-
Hict between rival factions in the
United Mine Workers over the inspec-
torship bills. President r. j. Nichols.
or District No. I. and his followers are
here favoring the Garner bill. making
the proposed sixteen inspectors elective
10y the people ana reducing tho salary
of the office from $1,000 To- 81 zoo Ma
iunal Organizer benjamin james and
his host of friends are opposed to the
reduction i'm salary. and Mr.. James
came here this morning to call to task
hose who alleged that he brought
about the cXpurgation from Mr. Fcrrc-
bees bill of a clause making the inspcc-
tors elective. Mr.. James refuses 10
choose between the Garner and Fcrro-
h"e bills. All be will permit himself to
say is that ho H. for vr't the majority
"f miners will favor
The Garner bill H. rnu nu first read
ing, having been iutr..iu.rd yesterday.
favorably considered by the commit
zee on mines and mining yesterday af-
tcrnoon and reported tavorably to the
house this morning. The bill is rs fol-
lows:
CBilI pre-, utcd by Alfred Il. Gamer. of SrhoNl.
Nil aud referred to ,urrmittcr on mines tnd
u'ining Fob. ., 1901, and reported f1voao'T
l,b. 2SD
Au,rdiug Article II u an H,t. entitled AN ast
10 provide tor the health and safety Of persons
.upIoyed in aud about the anthracitc coal
nir,. Of p,ni,ylvauia and Tor tho protection
and mc,crItioa Of property connected th'tr-
with" aIpru,cd tl.c second ddv ut lure. A. ID.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01

The Ferrebce bill, which differs from
the Garner hill in that It reduces the
pay of the Inspector to $1,000 and pro-
vides FOR their appointments as at
present. has passed second reading.
Appended are the two bills regard
ing the Weighing of coal and the check
wcighman bill. as reported favorably
to the house this morning;
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
BILL
IS PASSED

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