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no OPPOSITION 10
CANDLES SELECTION
Yankton Man Is the Unanimous
Choice Of the Caucus for
U, S. Senator,
SLOWER AND OTHERS WITHDRAW
a. G. sommers win BE Speaker of the
House-Names of the Secretaries
and Clerks of the Leg
stature.

Pierre. s. D., Jan. 9.-The republican
senatorial and organization caucus
was held at 2 o'clock today at the
state house. Gamble being the unani-
nous choice for senator, Slower having
withdrawn.
The senate organization will be as
follows: President pro tenn, J.. NJ.
Lawson, Brown county; secretary, j.
H. scriven. Dawson county; first as
%sistant, p. A. Bliss. Bon Homme coun-
ty; second assistant, L. H. Larson,
Lincoln; bill clerk. B. II. Pickett, Nc
Pherson; ~engrossing and enrolling
clerk, Ira p. Bradford. Grant; SER
geant at arms, J. H. Kibbee. Marshall;
assistant, j. II. Wright, Brule; messen-
ger, Samuel Harter, Union; janitor
and Waterman. T. H. Purcell, Hughes;
chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Burton, Hughes:
pages. John Grow of Lawrence and
Wells Alger of Hughes.
The organization of the house will be
as follows:
Speaker, "A. Sommers, Grant; chief
clerk. W. A. Rener, Lawrence; first as
%sistant, Geo. w. Moulton. Day; second
assistant, ELI b. Dawson, Clay; bill
clerk, Carl Jones. Turner; sergeant-at-
arms, j. b.. Devine, Faux; assistant,
Joseph A.. Hoffer, Hutchinson; chief
engrossing and enrolling clerk, Major
J. r. Howell, Walworth; postmaster. f.
a.. Somerville, Roberts; messenger, G.
NJ. Stormont, Kingsbury; chaplain,
Rev. Mr.. Ellis. Stanley; Waterman,
John Mcdonald, Beadle; night watch
man, VIM. Toomey, Potter.
Sketch of II. j. Gamble.
Robert Jackson Gamble was born
lee Akron. N. Y, February Z, 1851, re-
moved to Fox Lake, Wis.,. In 1862; was
reared on a farm, and received a com
mon school and collegiate education,
graduating from Lawrence university,
Appleton, Wis, in 1874; is a lawyer by
profession; located at Yankton in 1875,
where he has since been engaged in the
practice; was district attorney for the
Second judicial district of the territory
in 1850; city attorney of Yankton for
Two terms; state senator In 1885, under
the constitution adopted that year;
was a member of the Fifty-fourth con-
gress. and a candidate for reelection
in 1886, but defeated by Il plurality Of
1872 out of a total vote of 5000; was
elected to the Fifty-sixth congress, re-
ceiving $3.50 votes. to 32.240 for Free
MAJ Knowles, populist. and $50 for A.
Jamison, prohibitionist.
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~ ~
When Minister WI Ting Fang was
q guest at the Lotus club recently in
New York. he pronounced the follow
ing neat and felicitous compliment:
e all the plants that grow in China.
h lotus Is the most appreciated, be-
cause of 1t purity. A gentleman who
slts near me says that the lotus Is the
symbol of quiet and rest, and that.
therefore. 1t is an appropriate name
for this club. 1 bow to his superior
wisdom. but in China we appreciate
and respect the flower, not because we
a IT., but because, if you put 1t into
water, no matter how troubled, mud
does not stick to 1t and 1t comes out
clean and pure and delicate as ever.
therefore, we call good men lotus men.
Associations are formed under that
name. Therefore. l naturally find my
SELF IN superior company by dining
with h members of this Lotus club
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CASTORI Ia
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the II un=E
Signature Of lN IaScZ1aS
The Soothsny crs.

Persian Tales in the Century Maya
zine: Once pon a time a king in his
sleep dreamed that all of his teeth fell
out before him, by n
He summoned a s%oothsayer. and
asked him to interpret the dream.
The s~oothsayer. said: 20 king. the
meaning of thy dream is that thy fam
lily and relatives shall die in thy pres
ence, one by one, till all are gone"
The king was very angry at that, and
sent the soothsayer at once to prison.
Then he sent for another soothsayer,
and again asked for an Interpretation
IF the dream.
The soothsayer made nswer 20
king. the Interpretation of thy dream is
that thy family and relatives shall die,
one by one n thou thyself shall OUT
live them ALL"
With this answer the king showed
approval. and commanded that a pres
ent be given to the interpreter, and
that he should be sent home with
honor,
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The National John Brown Memorial
association. organized in st. Paul in
1895, announces that it has raised 81, 900
of the $4,000 needed for the proposed
monument, and expects to raise the
remainder in a few weeks. The design
Is eighteen feet in height, with a bronze
figure of John Brown holding a sword
In his right hand and a nude negro In
FAINT on his left arm. The idea of the
child was suggested by Mrs. Martha
Davis. now living al a little Michigan.
W who is the only survivor OF the
sixteen brothers and sisters of Mr..
Brown. Mrs. Davis suggested the nude
infant, as she said 1t was symbolical of
that for which her brother gave up his
life. The figure is to rest on a heavy
granite base, eight feet high, with the
following inscription: John Brown,
Hero of Osawatomie. Seized at HAIR
per's Ferry, Va, 1853, Died December,
1853. Time will place a more charitable
construction on the incentive to the
deed of John Brown. What value my
life II by its sacrifice many are saved?'
The monument is to be placed in Jack
son park, Chicago.
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Possibility of the Future.

Chicago Post: 1t so happened that
the telephone girls finally were organ
zed into a labor union.
Give me 16 double s in a hurry said
The subscriber.
Pardon me- replied the girl at cen
raj. but have o a union card?"
Certainly" answered the subscriber.
In a union affiliated with the Fed
grafton of Labor?"
Yes. yes, of course. Hurry up. can't
you?"
Dues all paid up?" persisted the girl.
Yes"
Well, give me the number of your
lnion card, and as soon as I can have
assertions verified I shall be glad
to make the necessary connections for
yo,Iu Ea E'@4Eht EL n1-H. ta -H- H
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OPPOSES oLE0 BILL.

Representative OF Isutterino Makers An.
pears Before Senate Committee.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Charles %,
Scholi of Cincinnati, appeared before
the senate committee on agriculture
today and made an argument in oppo-
sition to the oleomargarine bill. He
represented the Ohio Butterine com
pany OF Cincinnati, the Jacob Dold
Packing company of Kansas City, the
Union Dairy company of Cleveland, O.,
and a number of farmers and conslm-
ers. He urged that the same tests be
applied to o~leomargarine as to outer
I'M said the oleomargarine makers
and dealers We're entirely willing to
submit to these. He charged butter.
makers with seeking an unfair advan-
tage in The pending bill. .
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On Christmas Matt Buchanan, an
empioye In the Louvre at Alameda,
Cal, received a small copper box
which he supposed contained a gift.
but in which he found the ashes of his
sister, which had been sent to him at
her request. 1t was the first notice
ne a of her death. Buchanan
u 1t was the usual Christmas
remembrance, and said to those stand
Ing by when 1t came from the express
once that " was a present from his
sister. who always remembered him.
He was mystified when he saw the
contents of the box, but a letter re-
ceived later explained that it was the
dying request of his sister that the
ashes be sent him, and that they be
laid to rest beside her mother In the
ODD Fellows cemetery, San Francisco.
he complied with her request.
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GRAIN Al..i;.. ..,s.
.rnin ma I.roy,...n,

Grnin and Provisions.
Chicago, Jan. Clash quotations were
as IolioWS;
Elour-Market active.
Mheat,No: 8, osWl4c; No. 2. red, 74a7sc.
Sorn-No. 2, s6ysoac; NO. 2 yeliow, 5tsu
S6Ac.
Cats-No. 2, 23Ga24c; No. 2 white, 2sXa
HT1.c; No. 3 white, lb9ssu26Ac.
Eye-No. 2, 52M53c. =
barley-talr TO cnoice mailing, 52@6i,sc.
FLAX Seed-No. 1, Sl.57.
Timothy Seed-trnne, $40.
Clover Seeu-Contract grade, $40. 25Ilo rs.
l'rovlsions-Mess pork, sla. b0nI II. is lard,
Sc. 3Vu6 80; short rib sides, 81. 40u6.i0 die
salted shoulders. so.sf 4sub.l29s; snort clear
sides, ST. SO4u6. 80.
Whisky-On a basis Of high wines, sl.27.
Sugar-Cut loaf, Ao.2s; graduated, $40;
contectioners' A. $5.ta; Oft A, 1854.
~butter-Aiarket dull; uairy, l2q20c:
creamery, lb4z3c.
Egss-MarKet dull: fresh, PC.
~Lnvesc-A1arket dun at lVl4Ml1&c,
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FEATHER FOR SOUTH DAKOTA.
Tho State Is Now Chased With Those
IroJucIn,r Natural Gu. Ig E

Tho State Is Now Chased with Thos,
Producing Natural Gas.
Pierre, S. d., Jan. 9.-The government
census report forEthe first time classes
South Dakota in The list Of states pro-
ducing natural gas. the basis of this
being the wells at this city. In that re-
lation City Auditor McCord. who is in
charge of the city wells, gives out the
following figures:
The value of the gas produced in 1899
was $500, the use of which caused q
saving of $780, 600 in coal by the users of
gas. Besides the use of gas by the
city, thirty stoves were In use by pri-
waite consumers. In December, 1900,
the number of stoves in use had in
creased to seventy-seven, and for that
month 100000 feet passed through the
meters of private consumers. while the
city pumping station took 800, 600 feet
for the same month, and the Locke hos
tel used 10000 feet, making a total of
LOGO, 900 cubic feet used for tina month.
The income to the city for gas for that
month was $500. and the saving In coal
atthe pumping station was $3.50, saving
the city $3.50 besides the use Of the
engine for running the electric light
plant without additional cost.
His estimate is that the gas wells
have kept $4,000 in the city the past
year, which would lave gone out for
coal and kerosene had the wells not
been in operation.
1t assbeen suggested that It would
be we'll for the state to sink a we'll at
the state house to provide heat and
light to that building. A well and res
ersoir to secure the gas would cost, APP
proximately, So. 500, and the product
would supply the needed lights aswel
as fuel to run the heating plant, and
would pay for itself in a very short
4 t,,,1 rHtar- ZHETL--.
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So arr, l4.eE 49, Ha.EEE EaEllHHHE 4EEEasT Las.aNH
There is a man in our company"
says a Philadelphia stage manager,
who hasn't drunk a drop of in
twenty-seven years. He boasts of 1T.
he Is always the first man into the
theater for a performance, and is as
regular as clockwork at r~ehearsals. No.
ne isn't a 'rummy.' In fact, liquor is
most repugnant to him. But for twen-
.yzseven years he has drunk nothing
but tea, and he will probably continue
IN his present course until he dies. He
carries his little portable gas
ment about with him, and between the
acts he makes strong tea-the strong
est you ever ~tasted-in his dressing
room, attaching his little heater to the
"a MIXTURE with a rubber tube. When
this Is impossible he carries a bottle OF
cold tea in his pocket, and when on a
long run on the train the other mem
pers OF the company are yearning for a
drink the old man just pulls out his
bottle of cold tea and is happy"
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South Dakota Notex

Lead will soon have its new sewer
system completed.
The c%oroner's jury decided that Ell
len M. Strong of Sioux Falls commits
ted suicide.
County Attorney Remington and At
torney Harden of Geddes We're thrown
from a rig and the rig was demolished.
Fortunately neither was hurt.
John Kaberna, aged IA years. was
thrown from a colt in Wagner, SUI
fering a fracture of the right leg, He,
is the son Of County Treasurer Ka-
berna.
Mrs, Nora Gault died at the home
of her father, Major +. r. b. Coffin. in
Huron last Thursday. She was the
relict of Grant Gnult.
w. II. Stokes sold three quarter sec
tons OF land near Waterfowl to VIII
liam Cordell, a resident farmer; con.
sideration, $13, 800.
Deadwood people expect that CON
gress will provide for a public build
ing for their city.
j.. c.. Pickering has been prevailed
upon to accept the position of post
master 1T Virgil, a lively little Town
on the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST
Paul railway, in the southwestern mart
of Beadle county,
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In a recent sermon Bishop Potter OF
New York warned young men against
stawdrtness In jewelry. which he said
was q special mark of %decadence. He
then told how a party of men We're once
IN the Office of Boss Tweed when some
n espied on the floor a piece of dia-
smond jewelry which none of them
cla1med as his. Finally Mr.. Tweed
n.echeo up ms vest and after looking
at the upper edge OF his trousers OK.
why, It's one of my sus-
pender buttons
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WORK AGAINST LEASING BILL.
Missouri River stockmen's Association
Sends I'M to- Salt Lake.

Missouri River Association
Sends Committee to Salt Lake.
Pierre, S. D., Jan, 9.-The Missouri
River Stockmen's association selected
q committee to go to Salt Lake to fight
the national leasing bill. Nine of the
leading men of the association. headed
by Noah N~ewbanks, chairman of the
executive committee, will attend and
large numbers will go for the purpose
of lobbying against the bill from the
outside. The delegation is composed Of:
Noah Newbanks, John Hays, Truels
Madsen, Manuel sylvia, John Rhea. w.
w. Waite, w. H. Dent, j. 9. Anderson
and BIC. Ash. The Missouri River as
ISOLATION now numbers over 400 mem
bers, sixty-tive having been taken in at
the Saturday meetiug. ~. =
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A marble statue Of Frances e. Will
ard is soon to be placed in Statuary
In the capitol. 1t will be the only
statue of a ona ever allowed In the
historic chamber. 1t is donated by the
state OF Illinois, each commonwealth
OF the union being allowed to honor
:tWo persons In this manner. The statue
will be given one of the most nron,i.
nent positions possible. The unyeilino
VIII be attended by elaborate
IN which members of the w. C. Il. u.
representing every section will be pres.
emf. No n will see the work until tho
drapery is officially drawn aside.
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Then ne Painted.

Memphis Scimitar: The man who
knew many things was ~instructing the
new and verdant stenographer as to
the use OF the various office appliances.
and finally introduced her to the speak
Ing tube.
Nov, see,' said the man; you put
one tube to your ear and the other to
your mouth, then whistle"
Into which one do I whistler" asked
the guileless st~enographer.
Heavens cried the a (which
one do you suppose you whistle in, the
one at your ear or the n at your
mouth?"
THAT was what 1 wanted to know"
said the stenographer. for I whistle as
I sing, entirely by ear"
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The Kew Cum Defender.

Now being built, is confidently expect
ed to be the fastest sailing vessel ever
built. Its construction is being kept a
secret. but II Is whispered that it will
easily hold the cup. America is rapid
ly coming to the 'front.': A good
ample OF this is in that famous house
hold remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, which has defended health for
half a century past. 1t holds the rec
ord for the cure of dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation, nervousness, bill
tousness and la grippe.
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70 Know How It Fe,t.

Stray stories: The girl was very
eich and the young man was poor but
honest. She liked him, but that Ms
all. and he knew 1t. One night he hal
been a little more tender than usual.
you are very rich" he ventured.
yes" she replied, frankly. y am
worth 81. 250,000 dollars"
And I am poor"
Yes"
will you marry me?"
NO."
II thought you wouldn't
Then why did you ask me?"
"Oh. just to see how a man feels
when he loses $1,25o.000."
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During her visit to New York Mrs.
mckinney made several suggestions as
to the decorations for the suite ~
rooms in the new part of the Hotel
Manhattan, which are to be known as
presidents apartments and which
are to be reserved for the exclusive use
OF MT. and Mrs. Mckinley. These sug-
gestlons VIII all be adopted by the no.
tel management.
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MAX NORDAU'S WARNING.
White Aggression in China NAV pa,
Disastrous in thu. E,nd

Disastrous in thu End.
London, Jan. 9.-Max Nordau has ia
sued this warning against white ag-
gression in China:
THE white races have received.
warnings enough in all times. The
Huns, Magyars, M%ongolfans and Turks
invaded Europe successfully from the
fifteenth to the seventeenth cent,1rv
and all these yellow races showed an.
periority in war over the white, If the
yellow invaders have partly with
drawn it Is not because they We're
compelled to.but because they nre-
ferred to live In Asia.
"lsurope's attack IN China will be
repeated again II again till 1t is seen
whether the yellow races are to share.
he fate OF the other colored races or
whether the supposed superiority ~
the white races Will prove to be a fall
lacy" @s
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An eastern college president said the
other day that to the single medical
faculty at Strasburg the German cow
efrnment paid yearly subsidy larger IL
amount than the income from subsidies
and endowments of all the medical
schools in the United States. NO won-
DEL" said he, that d lar ger opo
ton Of discoveries ia medical and surg
ical science are of German origin"
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me New York Sun prints this hal,
raising tale and credits 1t to the Gold
en- Transcript: A Larimcr corntv
farmer lost a COW in a queer manner
last week. The animal in rummagins
hroug a summer kitchen found and
swallowed an old umbrella and cake
OF yeast. The yeast, fermentine in the
poor beasts stomach, raised the UNI
brella and she died in great agony.
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SAFE FOR DR.. NORTON.
Turkey Expected to Issue an E.equatu

Turkey Expected to Issue an E~xequatu
Later On.
Washington, Jan. a.-The Turkish
government has furnished DR.. Thomas
Norton, who was appointed United
States consul at Harpoot, what are
known as travelling papers. constituting
a safe-conduct to enable the doctor To
proceed to his post. There is reason to
believe this action forecasts compliance
by the Turkish government with the re-
quest of the state department for regu.
lar exequatur for Norton. 5s4
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Chicago,


South Omaha, Jan. 7.-Hogs-Receipts,
a,2uD, market l0c higher. Light and butch
er, S5.l0u5.l5; mixed and packer, So.uf12W
5.l21l2.
Gattle-Receipts, 1900: market strong.
Sheep-Receip1s. 5000; market steady.
soutn Omaha, Jan. l.-otuciai Close:
hcgs-Market lu4l242c higher. Light and
butchers. IS .12Iau5 {. 32ts; mixed and PACK
ers. $5.1oq5.l711a
Cattie-A;ul'ket strong. Beeves, 1000
30; cows and heifers. ~. 0Ou4. 10; stockers
lnd feeders, So .Wui 80.
Sheep-Market strong.
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The Strenuous Life.

New York Weekly: New reporter
(tired ouD-Today is Saturday, and
o now that this state now has q
Saturday h~alf-holiday law which
City Editor-By jinks! I nearly for
got 1t. Rush out and get up a 1ive-col-
umn article on how the day is being
nhserNed ---- - s. .----
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CITY.

Kansas City, Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
E,GDs market steady. Native steers, $4.Vtu
b.W; Texas steers. ~. ~754l4.55; stockers ana
feeders, $2.554l4.5J. Calves-Itecelpts, 5V;
market steady; S4.25u5. AZ.
Hogs-keceipts, s.NO; market 5g7t2c
higher. Ieary, $o.lzWo.r0; packers, Sa.iV1p
> ~; light, S5.Oo0t5.15.
Sheep-Recclpts, 1900; market strong.
Lambs, s4.ONuS.45; mutlons. S2.5yI4.lo.
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The Beers are holding a big revival.
not entirely given over to religion. Last
reports indicate that 400 more of Robs'
brave little men weie gathered into the
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-01-12

An escaped lunatic whiled away his
time In Racine, Wis, by taking the
civil service examination. Incidenta1lv
he tool the highest grade.
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Verdict Apainst nnctnr.

sturgis, S. D., Jan. 9.--James A.
Handy OF this city got a verdict
against Drs. Smith and Sexton, for
$1,000 damages. Handy had an eye in
jured and these doctors were called TO
treat it. The sight of the eye was lost
II Handy sued for $40, 500.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-01-12

No man VINO constantly steels his
heart against women can ever expect
to steal one Of theirs.
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Their Proper Place.

Boston Courier: Husband-Whcre win
I find those mustard drafts you our
chased the other day?
Wife-In the drawing room of course.
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NE MARKETS.
sioux CITY Lave. stock F..

Sioux City, Jan. 9.-Sioux City Stoch
Yarus-Hoss-MiXed and light, $4.s5tg
4.D, heavy, si.y1a5.05.
Cattle-Co@s ana h~eifers. So. 25Q3. 25;
oxen, $2.lOQ3,N; slockers and %feeuers, $2.s5
$3.50; butcher steers, $4.pr45.40: calves,
ana yearllngs, s3.ot45.G.
Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. S.-Hogs-Receipts, 49,
300. Market lOc lower; heavy, $5.15Q
$50: mixed, $5.60@5. 80; light, $5.05@5.25;
rough heavy, $5.U0W5.l0.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000. Market
steady.
sheep-Receipts. $4,000. Market weak
to lower.
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Some Of the testimony of the West
Point witnesses in the Booz Inquiry
seems to be rather hazy.
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Some men are born %tai1ors. They
seeem.cut out for the business and And
1t a fitting occupation.
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Sugar Up 10 Points.
New York, Jan. ALI grades af refined
sugar advances 10 points today, -
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Pat Groves qualifications as a taiI
bird are indicated by his namb.
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After saving good words for the forth
coming expeditions at Buffalo and St.
should be properly represented at both
suitable provision should be made for
continuing the prosecution of the Chi
rate case. A law prohibiting the sale Of
toleomargarina is advised and also more
stringent pure food measures. The wolf
GEO In VI years and Its prompt repeai Il
recommended. The correction OF errors
in the liquor laws Is suggested. A law
tntions to furnish bonds for the safe re.
coyery into the state treasury Of all rev.
enIes collected by them