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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29
AT NEW YORK HOTELS.

NEW YORK, May S.-(special.) FOL
lowing are Northwesterners registering
at New York hotels today:
st. Paul-W. j. Ambos, H. w. Budd,
Morton; Irving Crandall, Herald Square;
F. B. Smith, Broadway Central; j. c.
Minneapolis-E. L. P9rrins, St. Denis;
J. F. Cole, Murray Hill; S. Hunter, A M.
Hunter and wife, Morton; ?. S. Nelson,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29

stand The tariff should cease when tho
HoIlander bill comes into full force, Jaly
double taxation. Our legislature has
been lax; it should have notified the pres
ldent that Porto Rico is self supporting
l can see, now that the matter is settled.
much improvement in the future
By agreement with New York houses.
many Porto Rican shippers will receive
half of the amounts refunded under the
new decision.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29
TURRETs TO BE BALANCED.
improvements to Be Adopted for
New Monitors

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The navy de-
partment today approved the plan of a
balanced turret for the new monitor
Nevada, and this will be precedent for
the monitors Florida, Wyoming and Ar
first introduction of the balanced type
Of turret for the monitors, and it prac-
tically makes universal this form Of con-
struction among the large ships Of tho
navy, BY this new system the entire
at the center Of gravity, instead of the
center of the turret, and as a result the
weight of the finger is almost sufficient
to swing the guns about in their track.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29
Washington time e p. m. st. Paul)
River Bulletin

River forecast till s p. m. Wednesday
The Mississ.ppi will continue falling slow
ly in the vicinity of St. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-29

S-DOctOrs Will Get Busy.
University Year Ended.
Boxers Get Busy Again.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02

IL Buren tbbteten, 90 bertpunbstsn unb
AZ eefaneen nnbmsn; 40 srsobsn ii&.
Bei Baarbe BIab folen iie bier 8ursn se.
tOotst uno 1870 ~ssfansen babsn. bort
ioaen iie uud 5000 8tnber, 5000 S&afe
uno piele Wasen srubsrt baben.
General 8itdsner beri&tst aus 9rs.
torla unter BEN %. NpriI : ,&ii6ener's
8unoiGafter untsr Dem @ommanoo bon
@renfea baben in 8lipbam. n5rbIi6 BON
Petersburg, 8anrensburs's 2assr lbsr.
fallen. 8 8uren eelbbtst unb 81 bu @s.
fan8enen eemaht. Nuf unierer Selte
Uutoe nur elm 9Rdnn p%etipunbet. Bon
ben nnoeren Golonnen tpirb bstihtet, pab
bret Suten Bei0otet unb So tu @efan8s.
men eema6t tuurben. iopie baB fi4 81
Bursn ereuben. @s tpuroe elm Sbnsu.
feuer8efGdB erObsri."
Cine Nbtbsilune Buren, aerh6rte ami.
ihen 9raspan unb Belmont bas Gtien.
babnssleife ouf brei StsIsn. Sbr Blan,
ben 3us absufanssn, auf BEN I'D 9se,l
Nbooss bsfane. miblane. De- S&aosn
tpuroe i4neu pieber uuseebsfsrt.
SIN SamiIion. Bermuda. bsrri&t erObe
Iufre8une. bab bic gnsianber 1900 se.
fangene 8uren berbrineen ponen. Sic
ioaen auf elmer tIeinen Sniel laeen.
Sin siierner 3aun fur ibrsn aassrpias
ut bereits befteut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
@apne Gpmnfp.

S%onesbaIr. Die neue eiierne Bride
am fuse Der 3psitsn Strabe tpurbs nm
Donnsrftas iOrmsl gum @sbrau6 croft.
net. -StrabeniommIfar Sobn RranS
unb @otiin fsisrisn 90 Somhas i'm
5r%sunosstreiis ibre sOlosns SoGssit.-
Jim Donnsii i 10 Absnb tpurben Sri. Sba
Rsubuuer unb @bafs GampHslb bur&
goftOr O. u. 8lues sbsl,d .sinasissnst.
-Susen DOrHlussr. Der felt 81 Sabrsn
ais Stationsmelfter Der erie @iienbabn
su Dbite Drills funstrts. tpurbs am
Samfas Radmittae BON sinem. pia.
sierjuee 8ei6btet; er fsI BON Der Sta.
i%ionsplatform brett untsr ben 9ue, oils
Oieisr ii6 in Bsipssuns issts unb bsibe
8eine murosn Ibm abaei6nuten Stree.
bonn 2ose bsr Dob SeQops fsisrte ON
Wnntas Abenb ben 80. 5 ibrestae ibrsr
Stifiuue in uneems sne 8eiie; elm
bGbi6es Proeramm ipurbe porgetraesn,
Dem Grfriiduneen foleien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Bon 0etersbura.

= Serr 5runt 5ubr pom @rope Sir
Der felt msbreren Bodsn esfdbrIi6 er.
truntt Oarnleberlae. befinosi iib itsi OUT
BEN Weae Der 9eneiuns.
SIN Rup 4us Bari ssrieib an
Scnntue NaGmlttae nuf unbstanuts
Neiie oas 8ebGib in 8ranb uno bic
&sIief Sompdnis muBte requirlrt tperben,
nm bic 5lammen su t6i6eu.
- Su ibrer 8obnune an Afb Strabs
usri6lso am Sonntus Diorssn i'm 2tIter
bon SO Subren frau @britine @6rlib.
mslde fet ben leSten 80 Sibren cine
8dreerin Der Staot mar. Oie 8srhot.
bene pirO bon ben Sbbnen Souls, 9bilip
uno 0iItam. unc ben 26btern frau
SEQ. Sarber. Srnu @bas. WlQer unb
frau Grant MsdIsr iberlsbt. Sbre
Sssrei8un8 etfoIete am Disnitas Rad
mltine I'M Dunmore SriebbOie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
SerIe Der antiusn in sansen.

CUR ISeit nimmt be Administration
oen S%tanopuntt elm. tpie bic Dsleeatsn
Der eubaniiden eO%nltiuunte su lbrem
Selotpsisn etfabren BADEN, oab cine frele,
u~nabbangl8e &epubIlt IN 9uba bssriin.
Oct tpetoen muB. oeren Sdnoe NIT unssr.
relbbaten amertianiihsn Strldsn gebun,
Den peroen iOlen. @leidSatie bllst
man lid, S~ebneuneen su i4afsn. pel6s
EN- Nuiblubsn ees Sanpels uno oam,t
e,ne oauernoe %islbfitanblss gntnldsluns
srmoelt1en. Nltt nur polltiib, aud
tommsryeh tpsrcen Der ,Ysrls Der YIN.
nusn" bic Jsfsln anesls8t, oamit is
lpatsr etito ii6er 8ans bllfios IN amsr,.
tant4e punpe fallen muiis. Dian per.
bsblt ND IN moi bsbenben &reiien n,Hi,
oaB bleie GubapoIuii in ~abisbbarer 3su
cine neue GsoOluiion aui Der Sniel ,slt,,
Bsn mag. l6eint oteie MSeli6tsh apsr
i9noIIen su nolen, pIellelbt mare e,n
Hepoluron6en NOD gar niti 10 unanae.
nebm, benn man pulbe iih pann sent.
lbi8t isben, etnsuBteifen. SIbalten bic
amerltanli6en Sntersisn mt Der i3eit
aui Suba oae urbererpldt, 10 muB bod
ann,rlpu tommen. Alsbann nlrb Der.
mutbn1 naes reif fem fur slne s,sanui&s
INSTRUMENTATION Die bllleeren VI.
oeIistrafte out cuba mDssn es raibiam
slibsnsn lansn. AUDI bic Haftnsrisn
Oort iu coneentruen, ipsSlsl wsnn lid in
ben Ser. SInaten ArbeisrpIrsn sIgs.
Den iolten. AebnlIte g%ombinationen
tOnnten ia in ber 2aooi' Brande atran.
5'ri tpetben. renn bic BlerpOnt Wior8ans
Ipsteen pobl nttt %ausfterben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
eer esiSenfpinnsr etreif beeneet.

Sin tpeiterer Aufentbalt in Der 8eites'
uns bes Seioenipinner Strsifs etfoIgte
I'm Donneraus Nadmittns, inbsm bic
Sauquoit Ansefeaten bes peiden Sei'
benbepartementS mad elmer ldn9eren un6
tdrmiiben Sisuns bsihloHen. bic Ar'
belt ni6t Dieoer uufsunebmen, Bis bic
5oroeruneen Der ,Wurpsrs" beridltd,
tiet tporosn limb ; bic lestsren famen in
Der elften Stunbe aud UNI cine 2obners
bbbuns 'ein, unb 6aber Der aufentbalt.
.Wutter' Wurp SUnes rietb ben Wdb'
den in elmer Aniprade, bic Ofsrts bes
Supt. Dapis ansunebmen unb 70 idienen
tie aud seneiet, bis bic ,Darpsrs" nit
elmer Sobnerhobuns p%ortraten.
Die Sarbsp 5ubrlf 9neeiteqten be-
iHlohen am Sreitag einfttmmi9, bic gee
mabien Oferten an%sunebmen uno ii6
am Slenitas tDleeer Sur Arbsit einsuitsls
len.
Sn elmer am SOnntns Na6mittng ab.
Bebaltenen 8eriummIune Der Aneeiteqten
Der Seioenfabrifen babier, bic in 81.
GbomaS college Sale ftattianb, tpurbs
Der nunmebr felt brei Wonaten beitebenbe
Streit formel ais beenoet ettIart uno
%ansefdnoist, ouB am Disnitas bic Strei.
ter ip'eoer bic Irbeit ouinebmen ptiroen ;
bic Sibuns mar cine isbr turss. 4m
Wontag Rutmittue bielten bic iIneeren
Anesfteuten Der 5nbrifen cine Barabe
alb. UNI bic 8eenbieun9 bss Streifes su
felern, uno am abenb fano cine Mniisn,
ueriammIuns in Der college Saae itatt
Die Suuquoit unb bic 8lis Dunmsrs
uno Dldion Sup Standardization purpsn
am Wonta8 ibOn fur ben 8.trisb eIsf
net uno cine s~enlsenOe 4nsabi Wdbdsr
fteQte iih elm, iODaB Die 4rteit aufae.
nommen tperosn tonnte.. Jim gIeibsr
Gage beihloHen aud bic 4nesitsltsT
Der petersburg JnbrIf. bic ssma6te 81,
fetie a%nSunebmen uno am OIenltae lid
5ur Arbeit einsuitsaen.
Die aus ben 8loB Nneeltsqten befeb'
enbe Union bsi6lpB in eIner am Dieuital
Absno u~bsebuliensn YerinmmIune, I'D
ebeniaas am Witipo6 Roresn ~einsulteI,
len. na6oem Supt. 5rlecet's semadt,
Oferte fib ole sufrieoenitsueno erpleisr
baIte. Somit beitebt u nod in elmer
Seloenfabrlt ein Slrelt, nsmltb IN be-
bon WuIberin & SuOee su 3optor. uni
In oleier erpaTteI man aud IN futse,
3eIt cine sufrteosntelenoe 8ereinbatuns
su irtfsn. Am Dlenitas fanp elne all
ssmelne 8etrtebSnufnahme itatt. bod
icnnte fir ale Ing ,itsate nthi 8si9df'
tieun8 gefuncen peiOsn. oieS plro abel
10 itnea tpie m05Ilb acid ben. 81
lDiro peranidluet. oab Der 8erIuft OF
9bbnen isIt Oem Slrslt sttpu $3.50, 00C
beiIGat,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Gin Maoasn nne lire Rsiminauna,

-Sn ben lunesn Sabren. penn am
Bfaoe nod lbstau bic Stolen bldbsn, bot
KIN WdobsnberS man1erlei Ssimiununs
gen. Der 5au pom 5rl. 3sbr felt is.
bod aleS Qnoere IN ben SGatten. Ssrr
Wldael 3ebr fd,elbt barlbsr +: ,,Snoian
Riper, u. y Is. Suli 1900. Or. Better
Subrnep. ebteasO. 50. @ssbrtsr SerI!
Disme IOtter mar felt IA S ibren bon
gcs'mo beimseiu6t. Die 8rantbsit ssisie
iib ats lie nod elm fleinss Rinb mar. 50
brad ,usrit auf benz aopi btntsr ben
Obren aus. Bir sosen bic beitsn Aer,te
su Rutbe; mir aaben ibt perfhuebsne
Wsbisinen, aber ni@ts ipoate belfen.
SobaIo elne Stele belt. brad ss piebsr
auf elmer anberen STEELE bsrpor. 3ulebt
leste es ii6 auf bic 4ueen unb fe battle
iabrsIans tpsbe gluBsn. bas beibt, emit.
,%lubets Nussniiosr gu 3siien brsiisie
iid Der 8ttnb iiber bic Baden aus. Bir
tebannen cine Sur init 5ormIs AIpsnirGu,
ter Blutbe!eber. Der 9usitlae purbe
IN Solee bsfen nur nod bsfiiser. Dir
fubtsn befsn un8eu4tet mt Der Weosin
tort uno su %unferer 6reuoe peridpanb Der
4usihlae nod uno nad. Sic nimmt on
@etpidt su unb ibr 4usisbsn Last niGis
~ ptinf6en iibrie. @ir i5nnen ni1t
msbr Obne Sbr Ssilmittel i'm Sauis Su
baben fsriis tperosn. Sbr bantbarsr
Wihael 3tbr."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
GIN @ieeoHfu treibt elm Gius
BREEDER i'm unterrof fein
lIutpefeu.

Set 8ur,sm trsibt in 3enoibn, Dis.,
cine frau ole @inbre6erin ibr unpeien.
Aas 8eriu6e Der 9olisei. bic Diebin ~
etipii&en, iinb bis iesi eei6eitert. Vie
fs bsriu&re. Die ~ Der Sdneioerpsrt.
ftatte BON Sobnion unb abbler ffbrsnbs
Ibare su srbre4en. tpurbe iie bon 5rau
Robler, bic fid i'm obsrsn Stodtpsrf bee
Sauies befono. enibedt unb bur1 bsren
8ufe peri&eudt. Via bic 9olissi aui
Dem 9laSs antam. NOR bus Wsib bereits
bsridpunpen unb nit ibr stpei Wdnnsr,
bic Made %eeftanben baltsn. Die Gins
brs&srin fol- sttpa 80 Sabre alt, idlani
unb bIonb iein. gu ben Mdnnern. bic
bel ibr tparen, fol- iie in befebIsnbsm
Zone eeiprp6en baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Euttursdmsfe.

9u einsm ssfdbrliden Anfrubr uni
elmer srntll&en Btlselei fam ed Montae
bel ben Stuoenten Der uniUerfitdt 8uoa.
PEP. Die Stubenten pstfammsltsn iit Dol
BEN S6riaaI bes BrOf. gitIer, Der it
ibrsn nnipiasn oobur6 suassosen bate,
eab CT 8sssn bic 8eriuhs Der @lsrifalen
ipra&. in allen S6ridIsn Grueiiire ouf'
bdnesn ~ loHen. Die Anti. Ssmiten
perpriselten bic tiberalen uno idoiiGsn
Stuosnten nit 4nlppeln uno bradten
flnf bon ibnen lebenseefdbrliHe 8erlsb.
unssn bel. Die 1niperiitdt ioQ bis sum
Serbft ssidIoHsn blelben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Die Sran;ofsu Ieieeu ipieber am
.epioussS bnnpfen.S

Gin Spionase . Saa. Der aeeianei
i&s.ni. cine estpiRs SenfatiOn berpoIsu.
rufen. ma&t ausenblidli& BON iid re6sn.
Sn einsm Der arobsn Pariier Soiels
puroe Samftas Elm DsutiGsr ouf bic
anilaee serbaftet. Germ Rrupp bas
@sbeimni6 Der @etrebrfabrifatipn per.
raibsn gu babsn. SO p%srluuist, bas bic
Ssi&nunsen uno 8ei6tsibunssn BON
pier arbsiiern aslisfert ipurbsn, bersn
lipsi in 0OniIueOn in Daft esnOmmsn
porbsH iine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Sisa Der Wuceer.

Die Wuder Ill Buffalo baben es burd.
ssiebl, buB Der in0nMsqs grfuls Der pam
amsrltunli4en 4~usiteuuns ernltlib In
5raee seitsat tpirO. Die SOnntueseln,
nabme 1T futib. benn iie pubten bic Der.
waliuns Su Der @OnceHlOn su splnssn,
caB an SCnutoeen Die idmmtlthsn Der.
sniisuneSpIdBe uuf benz Iushsaunesplat
..Iuiiol&i" peridlrhsu iein mullen.
Oas eeebtte YablItum bari aber on
Sonntasen BON elm ubr Nadmittaes Bic
IL nbr Abenos ben auSfeauneSpIos be,
iuben uno bort nab Sersensluit Runit.
Ratur uno WoHer fnslpsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02

- Gin srnitsr auirubr entpidsIts Iit
in Sialtate. Snolsn. mo fib bic 5rauen
Der Bsft' Snlpsclion piOerisbtsn. Sc
mubte W,Ii;dr rsquirirt tuerOen. Die
Orbnuns tpisOerbersutsasn.
- Raifer @iIbelm besei6net bic ans
ardiften'@ sidi6te oils 1artarens Na6,
rl6i, er biaeate es nber ourdaus, oab 10
umfaHenoe 8Orbereitunsen fir bic Der,
eiteluns Oss @OmpIottss sstrofsn iDur'
ben.
- 9epeiben aus Wacebonien meIben,
bu6 am 3. Npril in Der Ndbe bon DO,
misniHar Der bulgarii6e BOps Barlbs.
MUS ermoroet puroe, neil sr i'm Der.
oabt itano, elm Spion Der Garten su
iein.
Der frans5Iii6e 2ufii6ifsr Souls
@obaro plant cine 8dacnrsiie pom Rslp
gOri nod europa. @r nil 9roptnni
nuf 40 Gage mltnsbmsn. Die Rotten
Der Expedition perben uuf $40, 900 &c.
I@GBt.
= @npt. q, 3. 9aIopin mil i'm SUM
D. s. BON eingm Safen in Noripessn dus
nit 40 @ef6brien feline Horbpol. Grpebi.
lion %beeinnsn. Gr MD sundhit mad
Der RttIuns Dss 6runS Sofepb 2anOss
fabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Sadapanua @ifeubabn Greuriicn
nab @afbinston, .. Is.

am A. Nai perfauisn bic 8laetoeen.
ten Der ..9udntpannu @iienbabn" @reurs
lions 9laetie nab BuibinetOn, .. 6 !,
gut sur Sinfubrt auf ireenb sinem reeu,
ldren 3uee on ~beiastem Datum unS sur
RidiobIt bis sum ID. Wai ineIuiipe.
gum Yreiis Der 5ubrt fir einsn Neg
fir bic Runoreiie. l7,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Nemc Mnsci8en.
Werlan0t:

Gin ssuiihss WGt6m fur aassmsiHt Saus-
in elmer 5amilis ppH erti gtrlonsn. lin ua&
AilaniiG 9itv ju stbsn. eobn S. bic Bp1f.
Abrftrt drau 5tltna StuBbah, 81 q. Dsla.
pars Aptrut. atldutie City. U. J. f7,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
NerIanat:

Gin iunssr Wdnn nit stwas Grfabruns aIs
,,Sarr( tnpsr". um In tiHfr ptuiittn @uib.
iGaft ais ioIttr ~ bitutn. 0ahjufrassu in
er ,gpp6snblait" SHist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02

= GER SObn 6. Barrett. 8eoatleur
Der Scranton Ituib." rsaiiturte fid
ssitsrn oils Elm STUDENT Der Hs6ispfIsee
in Der Office BON 3. S. 5isimmOns +;
islbfbsritdnDIi6 eebsnii er ni&t. iid
BON Der 3siiune snrhd,usisbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02

Gin nod aItotutfder Bsiis e,fibrtes aotal,
no man F&ty ID. ftsts anssnsbms Steai&ofi
az fuotn,
Sas nit b~erielbtu %bsrbunbtne q q
n I Iitfsrt ALE SeIifatsftu Der Sabrssjeit.
,Biirjburger Sofbrdu" uno bishge 8iere;
importirfs Beib. uuo Rotbusius, prima gisar.
rem, bofide Bsoi.nuua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-02
Ctt umS 0icie,
Union 9aib 9lsbesrs Hne @rsnris 3 eabsH,
SIS Gseft Sadawauna ape.

Gin p%olftdHbissr Serratb bon 5teiih une
@rsesrtss imnier al Sane. 81 uisprIsftsn 0aar
PteifsH. Brompts ablisjsTups.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-14

0inpteU noun t&XatiOn Tor colonial pur-
poses" all personal property AID some
Improvements on land. In 1898, it was
amended a. a. to exempt all personal
property and all improvements. In thai
year Mr. Balance died, and Mr.. Seddor,
who had been a member Of the Balance
Ministry, succeeded to the Premiership.
In the general election of that year, the
Government was sustained by large
majority. 1t introduced bill providing
that local governing bodies might, by u
majority vote of the ratepayers, deter
mine whether or not they would exempt
personal property and improvements
from Ia xation for local purposes. After
being thrice defeated in the Upper House.
this measure finally became law in 1896.
In that year the Seldom Ministry again
won, but by somewhat reduced major
ity.
Over twenty towns, counties or dis
tricts have, by vote, exempted personal
property and improvements from taxa
ton for local purposes, and measure in
tended to facilitate the adoption Of the
local option principle was introduced by
the Government during the last session
of Parliament
For more than nine years the Liberal
party has pursued a steady and consist
ent course, gradually extending the sin
81" tax principle in Legislation. The
fruits OF this policy are, the o-peii'y OF
the country and the coI,Iia.," confidence
of the people. The people OF New Zea-
land evidently know what is good for
them. They have tried the Single Tax il.
practicable, sensible way, and as practi-
cable men have declared, that it is right
and good. The people of New Zealand
witnessing the beneficial effect of the
Single Tax plan when even partly az
piled, demand more and more of it as
years go by. That is the way in which
the people of the Silver State would do i
they over got taste of the good times
that would follow the introduction Of the
Single Tax philosophy in Nevada.
WELLS DRUEY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-14
SENATE.

Senate called to order; President
emf Judge in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll call-absent Senator WATSON
Journal read and approved.
Message from the Governor inclos-
ing reports of the various State officers.
S. B. 80. by Mr.. Freudenttal-.An Act
fixing salaries OF officers in Lincoln
county and consolidating certain Of
fees. Referred to the Lincoln county
delegation.
S. B. 81. by Mr.. Jackson-An Act
providing for State inspector and
deputy inspector of mines Referred
to the committee on mines and mining
\. c. r. "A resolution appointing
rigation and water storage with off
Gals of the Southern Pacific Resolu
ton adopted.
A. B. I5-An Act appropriating S2ot
for watering the cemetery of the G. A
r. in Carson City Referred to the
committee on ways and means.
A. B. 5-.Act providing for the copy
ing of the Assembly journal. Referee
to the committee on ways and means.
S. B. II. by Mr.. Flanigan-Act pro
hibiting pool selling by parties Twins
outside OF the State. Bill reported
| back with recommendation that It d.
not pass. Amendment offered insert
ing license OF SIS per month. Amend
ment lost. Bill placed on third reading
and lost, vote being a tie 7 to-
S. 3. IS, by Mr. Willians--Act t
prevent spread Of contagious disease:
| Placed at bottom Of file
S. B. 20. by Mr.. Flanigan-An Ac
for the relief OF D. c. Wheeler and Z
w Ridenour Bill passed
Recess until p. m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-14
The Valentine Social.

The ladies of the Custer Relief Corps
give their valentine social this evening
at Armory hail. They are determined
to make it a very unique affair. In
The FIRST place they will do away with
the old stereojyped supper and give
the guests something different from
potato salad and baked beans They
will have genuine chicken tOmales as
part Of the menu and some other
things equally toothsome.
Each person will receive a valentine
in several colors, mostly red, and each
one who sits down at the supper table
will receive couplet Of poetry written
for the occasion. All the poets in Car
son have been hard at work for sew
eral days burning up the midnight Oil
on these courlets
Gov. Sadler has been asked to write a
couple Of lines in rhyme and meter and
has agreed to do SO.
| Dave Ryan is also at work on one and
Judge Healy, the composer Of Spanish
music, is standing in. The one who re-
ceives the Governors couplet will have
the right to dance with any woman he
chooses after supper for all the sets and
the partner already engaged vii. have t.
take walk. He has the privilege OF tn.
floor for the balance of the evening. Ad
mission 80 cents supper o cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
24th Day Of the Twentieth
Session.
ASSEMBLY.
ASSEMBLY,.

House called to order by Speaker
Van Duzer.
Prayer by the chaplain
Minutes of the previous day read and
approved.
A. B. IS, by Mr.. Van Duzer-Re-
lating to irrigation Read first time
and referred to the committee on ay-
riculture
A. B. SO. by Mr. Summerheld-An
Act to amend Section :, of an Act to
create a board OF county commission
ers in the several counties OF the State
and to define their duties Referred to
the committee on judiciary
A. B. 81, by Mr.. Skaggs-An Act to
provide revenue for the support OF the
government OF the State of Nevada. and
to repeal certain Act relating thereto.
Referred to the committee on judiciary
4. B. 80. by Mr.. Jacobs-Act to
grant right Of way and to provide for
the construction OF street railway in
the town OF Reno and vicinity in
Wasi1oe county. Referred to the del
egation from Washoe county.
A. B. 90. by Mr.. Conaway-Ar Act
to regulate the settlement OF the es-
tates OF deceased persons. approved
March g. 1907 Referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary
A. B. 40. by Mr.. Whitacre-An Act
to amend Sec OF an Act relating to
the location. relocation OF lode and
placer claims. mill sites. Referred to
the committee on mines and mining
A. B. Al. by Mr. Raftice-An Act to
amend an Act relating to trespass of
1 swine, sheep and goats. approved
March 5, 1885 Referred to the com
mittee on agriculture
A. B. A. by Mr.. Coryell-An Act to
provide for the building and equip
ment of an assay office and hospital for
students at the State University. Re
ferred to The committee on State insti-
! tutiOns
. Sub. for S. B. lS-Scparating the OF
! fees OF sheriff and assessor in Lander
! county Referred to the Lander del
egation.
A. b. No. 2o--An Act concerning
] the duties OF District Judges in the
! State. Mr.. Sweeney moved the adop
ton OF the amendment as reported
by the committee Oh Judiciary Car
ried. after which the bill was orderee
engrossed
A. B. I4-An Act to provide for tn,
incorporation. operation and manage
ment OF cooperative associations Bill
was ordered engrossed and upon thirt
reading was passed. ayes. IS; noes. ?
absent 3; not voting, l.
A. B. 3l-Providing for tree publi
kindergarten in Reno. Bill ordered
cngrossed and upon third reading wa
passed. ayes 30; noes. l.
Adjourned until D. III.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-14

Office of Governor were killed by vote
OF ~ to H. The amendment leaving
the salary Of Governor as il now is
was lost by the same vote Bill order
ed engrossed.
Notice was received from the Gov
ernor that he had signed A. B. 1, Gre
ating legislative fund and A. B. i pro-
viding for an alarm system for the
Trcasurer's office.
Adjourned to meet with the Senate
Both houses to be addressed by Dr.
Stubs on the needs OF the university.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-14

The masquerade to be given by the
band boys on the 22d of this month will
be the social event of the season. Be
sure and take it in.
Miss Clara Murray, who made such a
palpable hit in the comedy "Spasms''
will appear again in the Vaudeville show
next Monday night.
President Stubbs. of the State Univer-
sity, paid the legislature visit yester-
day.
Mrs. II. A. Mackiln, Of Eureka, New. is
spending few days in this city. She i.
the guest of Mrs. Senator HUI.
Dan Couiliard drove down from Glen
brook yesterday.
Miss Fla nigan, a sister of Senator Elan
igau. is visiting friends in this city.
4 splendid line of fresh groceries JUS
received at Ross Wilson's grocery.