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Buffalo Treasurer's Case UeorIne

Buffalo N y, Dec. THE hearing in
the case of City Treasurer Phillip
Gerst charged with misspplication OF
public funds. was begun before Mayor
Diehl today. Mr.. Gerst was suspended
by Mayor piehl on November TO- He
is charged with having unlawfully APP
proprated to his own use s43,0SO OF the
clty's money and with loaning to var
ious persons at different times clty
money In sums ranging from $1,000 to
$500 Robert schillng said that Mr..
Gerst had retained Franklin d. Locke
as counsel and that Mr.. Locke could
not be present this morning. He asked
for an adjournment until Wednesday.
which the mayor ~~anted,
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ln santa Marta, Nov. To-day I shall
idiiuur you a few lines. ! am well ana
t'..us my work In o. X. santa
iarta Is not very largo nlaco
ut ! Ike It better than anv
ther place have been. aug
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SNOW ESTATE.
% Heirs Ask for appointment OF O,
q. Snow as Administrator.

Twenty-three of the heirs of the es-
tate OF the late Lorenzo Snow have
signed a petition which was filed In the
district court today, asking for the APP
pointnent OF Oliver q. Snow, the eld-
est son, as administrator Of the es-
tate, The petition viii be heard on
Friday, Dee 90
Oliver 9. Snow today filed his report
az special administrator of the estate,
which he values OF $l432l0i, exclusive
OF the personal effects of the deceased,
which consists mostly of books.
The inventory OF the property belong
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A New Chinese Loan.

Paris, Dec. 1.-The Chinese loan OF
zooVOgoOO francs at per cent will be
issued December 21. y
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ANOTHER ADVENTURE.

nun,santa Marta Colombia, Nov 10 1901
Since | came here | have beer very
Uo'o'uoh Interested and have made good
poftfe OF my time ] had quite an adven-
Attire the other day in going IN the
torn ountain to a coffee plantation which
Paoll never reached, In the directions :
line icelNed ! was to keep the right hand
localad until ! crossed the road three
chanlnes' In many places | crossed the
Uniod paved roads Of the Indians. These
part ADS are paved with large Nat stones.
OF well | kept going until / had crossed
to me stream six times 1t was beginning
thing cloud up so ! began retraclng nv
II cps, knowing that | would have TO
of thehd the night In the mountains If the
raiirNer should rise | had 20 take my
Parkothes Oft IN crossing the river 80 ma
Doug Keep them dry Just as | reached
and eyillage Messlnga Il was raining very
trictArd. With difficulty ] got a place 10
eep' Half biscuit and two eggs FUR
shed my supper For breakfast and
~ rnner next day | had about the same
An knount When II stopped raining
Utarted out again The brush was wet
I'D ] became drenched, After crossing
G river the third time came 20 Mr..
OUTS place, lie asked me In and gave
Brue an excellent supper | changed my
Othes and went to bed For several
lys ! have been very stiff.
The most interesting part OF my
lp was the old roads. This country
IS been very thickly populated. There
roads such as have described all
er the hills
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READY TO COME HOME.

am now ready to go home From
lac way President Cluff spoke the other
ny | understand that they intend to
louuayel constantly. | have had enough
paclf That VIII go home by way of New
madeoork' stopping OF In Cuba, possibly [
Nor tend staying In New York and Boston
,'sner TWO weeks to visit artists and rela-
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Mckinley Memorial Association.

r,,,' ns'"o'a'ion'
washington, iJee. l.--The board OF
uus.ees Vi the mckinley Memorial as
Soeiauon are IN session here today,
9uuse "ilpam * Day, OF Canton, pre-
siuins among those present we're Cor
nsllus y, Bliss New York; Senator
Hanna, ONO, henry Z. Payne, Milwau-
heei Myroh !: Herrick, Cleveland: Alex
hsvell. chicago; Gen. Henry NJ.
puineIu, Dntrolt, george Is. Cortelyou,
Sohh w. Miipurn, bunalo; Senator Fair
banks, Indiana, Henry j. Lowry, At
ianta' ana Henry T. scott, San Fran
hyerson kitchie, the secretary, re-
ga .ne No'h Oh organisation
davs ~ 20 49, ' @mesa .na, wl'hln zen
hv ,h Wv w.o'e s1uhiIy WIN pc covered
E,o,,, tran9, CIV ioeai committees
w Nv" ba a,aman uoselno, saSIord Dole,
harshin 20 ayeep.eu an nono.Ny mem
tha, " .ne DoaIu VI .'us.eeS writes
onatr,h., ynpeeS inoss SATISFACTORY
tSn,,ns. 90 the peop,e OF naval
t fin'uuen' q siea. ueai OF rresiueht NC
~ 'nuy, uovernoI t'uht, OF rorto hico'
H. eysams ssns uile nnu iroin Alaska
Wy, 'aYusanus W"y paFe gone 10 the
soiu meius hssuie he associetlon Their
nvav oo-uprrauon. rIpin New Eng
,anu we peopie nave already responded
senerousiy, snniiaF assurances come
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rs. =
NvVgNNNNN1l,A,..sslS.A.'A,.,,A..A,,;;; A $500.
MAKING SKETCHES

)iago del Castro Nv" Wv" u uV"'
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WALLED CITY.

him | understand that on the other side
yoltb the mountain Is an ancient walled
Iii, y and that still farther on the In.
sH"ans are savage and will not allow the
the )lombans TO come into their country.
yearSey are as white as the Caucaslans.
pals ] learned only a few days ago. |
el like going TO see for myself. |
lusti9uld go but the distance IL too far. |
resens told that when the spaniards at
rightcked Santa Marta first In 1926 the In
puttilns came In from all directions. The
pleads were literally covered. The Span
dowEds were repulsed, When reinforce
ated snts arrived they found only very
lookeg remaining.
and santa Marta Is the Oldest city in
sesse lombla and is very much the same
Tho when built by the Spanards There
nothing either picturesque or beau
----ul about IT, But the hills and ocean
Cb>,uld keep an artist in material for a
Ne time This morning the steamer
y i me from New York Mr. Tout intro
oed me TO the captain mate, purser.
d steward. They treated me well.
Eiua
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ith w Wv N'h'NN - t' N"f'NN'f
Currency -, 80. ...,., ...,... "a, 6St6J
Gold 80, ,..a go. a.... -. 100000
Checks 49,. :. ..,... .n..,.. 1890
Silver .s,,. .......n. ...a.. 1879
Cash .,...n, .,...I .n,., ..,,.. 1000
Three $500 Church bonds -. 80. 10000
Fifteen 500 Church bonds -. :. 10000
Sugar stock ..,n...... .,.... 5000
orders on Y, C. M. 10. ..n... $500
Two hundred shares Brigham
City Wooden Mills Stock. =. 10000
Certificate Of deposit with b. H.
Schettler .. 80. .... 49,. 800 90
Note, j. g. Bott and w, 3. Han
sen ,.,.a ..... -. ,,.o. 10000
One share Zlon's Savings Bank
q Trust Co, stock .,,..,,...... 1900
1000 shares Victoria mining
stock ,..,.,...,. $500 100. $4,000
One share Brigham City Roller
Mil stock ..,..-...,. 40. -
House snd lot Salt Lake CITY,. 1.25o.Oo
a tract Of land h Salt Lake
city at Eighth South and
Eighth West 49,. -. ...,.. 100000
----------
In the list Of personal effects some
$50 articles are named, OF which most
are books on religious matters, There
Is q gold-headed walking stick and
gold watch The claims against the
estate amount 10 about $4,000.
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CIyde Moore Found Guilty.

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. IA special
10 The Star from Winfield, Kansas says;
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Col'dren rs much rs the anoients were.
the Ierefore, we can approach God. we
In COZ ask and receive, we can seek and
49,. a, we can knock and have the door
.'' C'ned TO us. II not why not?
go" THE LIVING WORD OF GOD.
NIut religious teachers tell us there
ollceno need FOR this now Why not2
NeWacause we have so much Gospel
~ Unit" We are living In an age OF Cos
cine. blaze, they say. II seems TO me,
tlai rejecting upon this. that the people
oroeio had among them inspired apostles
ing M prophets ordained Of God 20 speak
Colon Him and authorized to administer
thins His name and who received COM
iurihnicatlons from Him, certainly had
otherater Hight than we have In these last
rom lee. take up the New
garrlstament and read therein OF
as IL constitution and nature OF
Coh Church which our Savior
pecteablshcd, Of the blessings enjoyed by
be pl people who embraced the Gospel
paitnch His servants preached; OF the
tempver, influence and unity that we're IN
aotioi Church; and find that the people
ter Wn did not depend upon books for
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dies were formed out OF the earth
d the elements surrounding IT, The
mortal spirit Is placed IN the human
bernacle prepared for II by the laws
generation and the body is quicken
Wo by that spirit. As we read IN the
ho, ok Of job There Is a spirit In man;
"" the inspiration Of the Almighty
costiReth them understanding. The wise
took IN Solomon IN describing the dlsso-
vreclion Of the body as we read in Ec-
~. .,slastes, 18th chapter, It'll verse, fin
'hs TIES the description with these words:
were hen shah the dust return to the earth
ter, II was; and the spirit shall return
,ons to God who gave IT," h'he spirit
~" rs back TO God the earthly part goes
ehouhk TO the elements out OF which {
supers organized, when that dlssolu g.,
ing I ch we call death takes place
arefore, we who live in the twentie h
4WaNsHH H..
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NEWS NOTES FROM GONZALES
JIM SMELL GRANTED RAIL ~ FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Committees Appointed to Purchase
machinery for Cotton MiIl-Norc
water MINIS Contracted For.

Gorzaes, Texas February 6,--Thc spe-
clal ventre e-sss set for to-ay, tomor-
row nj Moad y, Febrcary Il, have al
bccD cont nued until next term Of court.
Three o. the defend .nts IN these c-ses,
Ia and Charlie Jones and Ollie Baker,
ali collred, have SUED OUT writs of habeas
corpus and will apply for bail.
Jam Smell, cha.geI with the murder
of his brother. Bob Smell was granted
bal. yesterday in the sum OF $4,000 by w.
N. Atkinson. acting as special Judge in
habeas corpus proceedings.
j. d. Houston has sold his fine resi-
denee here. to g. n. Dilwortb AS all OF
Mr.. Hoaston's stock aud land Interests
are Wet Of this place he and his fami
viii move TO san Antonio afser max ny
a trip to California for the benefit OF his
sons, George Houston, health,
Public Meigher Potts reports 1888
bales Of cotton received here up TO date.
as Against 20 ,9G6 received TO same d-te
last year.
The Gonzales Water Works company
has lust let a contract TO a. X. Palmlng
cf Cuero TO lay several thousand feet
Of ~. aud 6-lneh mains, increasing
the capaclty OF the works Ia order 10
keep up with tho Increasing demand Tor
water. a 6-lnch pipe will be llid to the
cotton mill grounds to furu sh water 70
the plant and to at least twenty-five cot
Ia ges 10 BE- built for the mill ha1ds.
Tho board OF directors, thirteen IN
numbr OF The Gotten mi have appoint
ed several commit ees who are author-
lied to purchase machinery Of all kinds
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chapter G, Of tide 79 OF Inc Revl cd
Civil Statutes ana 10 tx tha mi IA M
salaries Of under officers and employees Of
tAe state psnllon,lartes tf Tess. 4 his
bill fixes tde minimum Salaries 4 such
Ulcers and employees at not legs tan
SIS per M nh fer their Sc Vices r. 8
INST year, and where their gerY Co.'S a1e
{ ninuous they shall for the second year
receive not less than $3.50 per IN nh
and thereafter so long ns said r5ices
hall be utiruLus, they 4all TIC. I've
not less than $40 pc month
BY Adair--io provide r Dhe csta1-
\nucu. of prei Of STEADY nhracl &
\ru ticn IN he 10 ust "a. ats In he
sam II Gapon No NAL ing.tu'e. III 5 /
iroyidcs I r he establishment Of slch
cours o. Of udy, pe il1 - Tor ri d
1t provides f4r an spptcp iH Iol. IN add
tion 70 the regular app opria.iuns Tor
The sam Houston Ncrm1l inst tIte, OF
5000 per annun + slppo and n
tenanee fsr 1901 aud 1862, aud ~ 90 ,er
annum for improvements for 1901 ami
1869.
BY P'drce--To amend chapter 6 title
II, OF the Penal Code OF the state Of
Texas, BY adding thereto article lo2a,
prohibiting railroads ard other ccmmo !
carriers from Transporting into % al
option districts intoxicaticy rlgors TO be
paid fer on delivery, and providing a
penalty phe.efor Arlcle "a provides
that II any railway company, esp esi
company or other common carrier sh a
transport into any county, jusA:e f.
cinct city or town In which the sale II
irtoMicatlpg llqur has bce1 prohi5ttel
under the laws OF this State any iHtoxl-
eating liquor to be paid for IN de'v-
err such railway company. express ecm
pany or other common carrier shall Le
punished by fine of not less than s25 nor
more than 500.
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The HGunP.

The resolution offered by Mr.. Meitzen
officers and employees of the hose e
included In the roll call each morning
came UP fer consideration. Adopted.
A resolution by Mr.. Looney Leon) to
employ two additional si;enographeIs was
tabled
Mr.. Ragland Camp and Mr.. H II (DeR-
toni offered resolution providing paat
Mr.. e. H. r. Green of Terrell lie sddcl
t. the committee appointed TO ac -onpa y
the delegation of New York business men
In their proposed tour OF the state. Mr.
Gray tEasGidnd) moved TO add Mr.. j. l.
Crnnlnghlm of Palo Pinto.
MIR. shaw '(Dallas) offe. cd AN amend
which G. w. Owens Of Dallas should be
one.
Mr.. Satterwhite offered a substitute for
The resolution, including the above gen
tlemen and Captain James Garitty Of
Coreicapa and J. l., No. than o Mex a
r. +. Scott, George II. Perry and j. a.
Roper. The substitute was defeaI ed. TIE
time for consideration ol resoI-t. S ex-
plred at This point and the resolution
went over until trnoTrow.
The Speaker laid before the b use, on
I
stitute bill, prescribing the aIo.-ts q
money that may be expended fy c4uI.-
dates for public ofics. aad pro ldi &
penalties for ,vl0lat!on thereof.
Mr.. Robertson CWii.ismEonl offcrei a
substitute for the mmittee 5.ll and
moved its adoption. In spea ng on / 1
blll, he sa!d the people of Texas had d.
branded In their State Plato m hat I 4
/ legislature put stop 10 tae imam Us
- 1fa
elared tha, the bin wigs an attempt "a
purify the politics Of Texas. A spirited
debate foil
Mr.. Murrell (cookel vigorously de-
feuded the Robertson substitute.
Mr.. Lane CFayettel opposed the bill
solely on the ground that il was uncon-
stitutionll, although he declared that he
approved Of Jhe spirit Of the measure.
He contended that IL required offenders
10 lncriminate themselves. which he de-
clared was agains, the bill OF rights.
Mr. Seabury (5tarr) opposed the bill
on the ground ihst the general election
laws OF Texas were we'll administered,
and that the platform dem.ni was for
only reform, Of the primary election
laws.
Mr.. Hin (Dsnton) defended the bill,
declaring that nobody on the other eide
denied the d ed for such law. liz
ridlculed the lea that such law woul
be unconstitl tonal.
The debate was suspended while the
speaker signed the bill permitting the
operation of iDterurban railways.
The committee on education reported
favorsbly on bin No. 2ls adding q pro
vision TO the present law permitting the
orssnizsiior Of Independent school dis
tricts which NAV embrace in their tes
rlaory portions Of two o. more counties.
| The following other reports we're made
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PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

Austin, Texas February s--Yett pre-
scented petition from citizens of Ber-
tram requesting the passage Ct certain
amendments to the local option law.
Miller secured Consideration of Reaty's
bill providing for qhe iocnrIon and es-
adjustment OF three additional State
AGRICULTURAL experiment stations under
direction and control Of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college q Texas, deAning
the object OF such stations describing
how they shall be located and appreprlat-
Ing $50. 900 for the purpose OF carrying
The act into effect. These stations 10
particularly investigate ahe growing o.
rice and other cereals
senator Miller spoke in advocacy OF the
dill.
Stafford spoke OF the grssi benefts 70
be derived from The experiment stations
and Insisted thsa the appropriation Is not
extrays gsnf.
Patterson was against The pin
pihrell offered an snendmeat rs7uir1ns
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Aged woman burned TO Death.

Tyler Texas, February 6.--Grsnny
Smith, white woman pauper, aged so
years. was burned TO death this morning
at the county farm. She was the Iona
occupant of house 400 wards from the
main building, and Vi is thought that in
hniling a IRE her clothes were ignitcd.
She was very feeble and had been
charge on the county for over ten years.
AT one time she owned some OF the most
valuable farmlng lands In the county.
She was well commented.
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ny experts to be scientific and common
Dill. spVAe ~ ia'or Vi 'ne
Inc Pill was orde.ed engrcsaeI--iS
rotVer secured the adoption a. resO-
,a''on requesting the railroad commission
~. h.-h cs-Vasn inf nI.atien.
eassnant Govts-scr Dlo~ni4g az
tu-veu tne appointment Of senlt5is
81 and SEBASTIAN 20 VISA the 6. grin
stichen a.sh.ot as provided for In the
n.use resolution.
Sianor1 occurred the engrcssm n Of Ms
pal requiring counties to fu, n.Nh thei.
y" taA A-SesS-i.-nt T. lis
SSnhson secured coniaega ioa Ct ITS
VIZ pioN'dlng a Uniform .reu oil e re-
y. uiLg n"p' ard p.GI g. 70 n te ad-
lions Cla s-oliyis. lns. The 4 har Sc
1871 tne ad pACn o. ses-.al N T
~. S1-an epis perfe,l Ing A.s H. Inc IL
W. s!~9ed tae ls'y.a s-b { TO cal
N.'sa secured coRsige VtiOn o. 5
w N king FIRST grade csr,lacates psI
HeheA, N he c0uD,y Ia MI , "a y ire
ISSUED, Where ho.de. haye ca a;
sea9S coElnEoas service. Made s. e lal
erdsr for next Tuesday.
Inc bel bl came I'D as pending bust
ne 5 with an amendment By Savage 10
IKE out The ,etrac .oa cause aud sub
sHsu.e provision requiring that the de-
IeleAnl sh that the pub lea ion WAS
me truth and that malice did not exist.
n-tot Turner movai that the previous
qutst on BE- ordered On the substitute and
the bill.
Acnee moved ! cal OF he sena e,
winch was seconded. After a wrangle,
the motion for the previous question was
Wlthdrawn before the vote could be an
Aounced, on motion by St@pies TO eX-
cuse the absentees.
Sen5tor Hanger stated that an agree
ment had beel re sched between certain
senator's on both sides whereby the word
malicious was to be stricken out In
the bl where it declares ''tnat a libel
is malicious defamation etc.
Savage withdrew his substitute.
MCGEE offered an amendment striking
out the word IN licious." Adopted.
The aples substi ute was then adopt
ed and became the original b Il.
Dibreli secured the adoption OF an
amendment providing that the bill shall
nor afIect the penal code with reference
to criminal libel.
adding land the truth OF the statement
or atemeuts In such publ cations shall
be defense TO such action" Adop ed.
Hsrr dun offered an amen 3msnt
limiting recoveres to actual peculiarly
DAMAGES" IN the m tier OF privileged
eommunica,ions Adopt d.
MCGEE offered several amendments
VIII oh were voted down.
The 81 VS. ordered e7g'ossed. the
constitutional rule suspended and the bill
finally passed by the fol owing vote.
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SENATE BILLS.

BY Yett-Amendu the State qulra,.
tine laws so as to ren1er ne sys EN-
more perfect He als1 presented a sec
ond bill on the Same subject.
By Dibrell--Validatln acknow c lg-
creps to all lnltruments cons'ituti- &
links in the chain Of title TO any lalds
in the State of Texas.
by Grlrnan-Rela.ting TO fines, fort l.
tures and perrltles due ire SAT- Z
Texas 10 provide for eecur NJ me
rerf thereof; - provide fer he emf u
mon here AGAINST 60 p,rlilonV :
have Seen or msy hereaf e b 4 IS I've 7,
and tn pr wide r the survival Of otio q
and causes OF actions the efcre.
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MASS MEETING At pnowSwoon,
Legislature Asked 10 Defer Action
on Al Hi.

Brrwnwocd, Texas, February ga mass
meeting Of the citizens was held today
and cougmittee appointed to draft and
present TO tho legislature resoutI n
requesting that @ction ON tho county
movement be deferred until petitions
agairet gpme be prepared and submitted
The new county as prop sed is 10 ha
created fran portions OF Brown. co.sman.
Callahan, Eastland ana Comanche coun-
ties.
Committees were also appointed 10 in
vest.glte tho proposed extensions OF tho
Cotton Be,t ralltoad toward BFownwood
and to make an effort TO secure Que OF
the experimental stations OF the Agricul-
turai and Mechanical college for this
place.
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child nurned TO Dean.

Oklahoma City, 0. T.. February 6.-The
5-inonths-old haby Of stewar. a ca
penter, was burned 10 deafh this ey ulpg.
1t vas very horribly charred Several
snail children were In the bou e. but
he othe,s were saved TIE h3u :
leHr yed The shcek has unaetei tie
mind o. the child'e mother.
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Judiciary No. 2--Unfayorabiy on No
lis. allowing Jurors In Justice courts 81
per day; unfavorably on No. 25i, dein-
iva qualifications of electors in local OPP
ton districts; faSoribly on No. i57. pro-
h.bltiEg the payment OF wages IN scrip
5ot rcdesmsble in money.
The house adjourned until $3.50 oclotA
tomorrow.
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McFadden. Bought a Compress.

1.uilng Texas, February 6.--sMcFadden
Brothers have bought from Weld y Me-
VILE their compress at this place and
will remove the round presses snd place
In their stead square bale presses. The
eors deration Is not known. It Is the
intention OF the purchasers 10 have
everything in readiness Tor the next sea-
sous crop.
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-. committee adjourned
10 ino ~ other bills. Seu tor
.ciS Sot present. but VIII submit
80 minority report
!, Improvements decided to re-
III, patterson's bill 1lthorlz-
'''s commission to regulate
fni,o' road 10 provide for inter-
es a,ber sifety appliances or de-
q v safety to prevent trains
I, such crossings
| lands reported fsvorably
n. NH authorizing the purchase
..,ss or less of school lands sit
M ,slsnds. -
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The voc By which tbe bill was passed
was reconsidered and tab ed and the SEN
ate had passed libel bill.
Ell by GUss fixing the venue in 81 Is
upon written con.rac's In the county In
which the prime ral ob'ig or defend IN
resides w"s taken up and ssed on the
bic subj e. to coli
Wi'son introduced a bill requiring cor
por tlon to publ sh in a newspaper al
their domlcile copies OF their charters
after the same have been fled