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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

To the holders of the sewer bonds o
the city ~ Albuquerque. issued I'M
1890 in denominations az 81 400
optional With the city after ton
years aud absolutely die aud pay
able thirty years after date.
You are hereby notified that the tiity
OF Albuquerque has exercised ia Oh,
ton to call In for payment ana re-
domptiun the said bonds at the next
interest paying period. towit, First
dag uf December 1901.
The above notice being authorized
hy resolution Of tho city C0unCll OF
the city of Albuquerque. pass "a al ita
regular meeting May 80. 1907.
THE CITY Of ALBUQUERQUE.
BY o n. MARION Us Mayor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

chairman of thg executive committee,
afternoon that Ga, Nchison Topeka a
santa 'c railway has granted rate
The Inauguration on SATURDAY.. from
any point along ita limos ln Sew MpN
leo. the sale 0f tickets tO Cumnicucc
uu Friday. Juno llet. and good 20 re-
turn oh Sumdav aud Monday. Iine gld
and Gath New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

fish CULTURE.

The hsh commission aecs NO reason
why a farmer should not raise hts own
ush as well as hts own chickens or
porh and believes that the cultva.
tiuu Of ash for market iu the Interior
viii soon Uc,Om, a 0Xod and pruHta.
bic Industry Fish farming ia possible
Wherever thcu is O. pond or q stream.
AMI the government nsh commission
Will furnish good supply 10 start
with Fish ponds can be- created Ia
villages aud cyou cities wherever
there Is ruuGing water and tho cons
missioner believes ID 20 be- practicable
tor every housewife TO raise he, own
nsh, Il does not require IA large area.
although a nsh must have certain
number Of cubic feet Of water. just
AS hnman being must hayo suhi.
cieni amount ol air for sustcnaucc,
but this ia easily regulated. lie
claims. that it is no more difficult
10 raise fsh than IL ls to raise melons
or strawberries. aud that the farmer
must use only tho same care and nj
tcntiou that hg applies Ia wheat corn.
cotton tobacco chicken or pork
The construction of fresh water
uah pond Involves only a uttlc digging.
the erection of q wire screen 10 pre-
vent the nsh from cscaplng and
supply OF vegetable ANA animal life
10 furnish the fish with food Il isI
scarcely practicable 10 furnish Dish
with artificial food, and plant lie is
much more desirable After the pond
lus been made aud stocked with the
.isht varieties NJ fish 1t wifi require
about the sAmr amount ~ caro- and
attention az q strawberry patch or an ,
iu.un usd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

Trul,oty of NcN Mexico, County ui Hefua.
lilo. 90 the District Court
Jennie AUcuia, Plaintiff,
Vs.
). 2, Aueula, Defendant
To =. J. AucUla. defendant; You are here.
hY notified that the shove named plainuH.
Jennie Airvuia. has commenced An action tor
ahauluge divorce HEaintt Yuu. ut on tie
grounds of Abandonment ard drsrfiiOu and
m.turti tuppuu aud pfaying further and ottc
rrlIrf.
Ard you the faid defendant are hereby
notified bat unless yuu appear aud answer q e
CuWtlnlni % sHl cause ON ur before tht 10
day 90 JUS \ -. leut M the cout huutr in
hrrnaii.u County \ NJ the said plaintiff viii
lIplN Co th- count fur frlici demanded in the
complaint and Judgment will De- entered
lgaHstyru by default
HAkRN y OWEN
Cletk ut said District Count
FEL1N IA Lester,
Attorney fut the FllHuu,
OniCc aud pustutiirr address.
Albuquerque, n. NJ,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

The Od l'liaN of Fatm.ueiou held
tn@t u'Wur.w trrtl..a nrt SUNDAY.
ih anIiHfm they Uu,hrl uum thpir
lodA- t1II tu th3 Method. church.
where the sor,,CA Nr4 hrlI Twenty.
vltht woin boz iu ana 30 made "a very
pratis .i4At Ihe chuch was crowd.
"d -oFoIal lidioa Lrius ,tmncued 90
FtuHl.a rlmaa. ....
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
80 ier ~ go Flelde.

.ihriTurs bows 90 The government
Indian choo, lrft tpd,Q for the sugar
beet iiolds in the hTkanga valley, Ar
.karfns. tD work il,gfp tia npNt few
months They rrOcivr 81 ,l day and
thrit expenses VII not tuu much over
go cents day The, $500 aH an al.
vance guard az .mI.r allegation
to l"pln Hg ~ th1 Csnth toms bra they
hnd thrm Now NHHCaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

w" W"WNHV tH1 HFTHHHemOuiH aFFNna
thape. until thr opening day lt VI a
lgal pleasure Ca watch the nuyrmen,
of the Albuquerque people who tour
ihc country, The fair is mNnyd 4
loading topic with them. AMI when
they quit you 30 tackle another friend.
10 is an evcu bet that you have do.
clIef ~ attend thc acxt annual fair e
tHu Marcial lioe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
coEolrloN or caops.


Tho reporter al thg alyernmou, woa.
tHar bpr,,p IA SANTA Fe rcpatts ION
DRY winds and cool nights character
r.uroMUs tho last thltp dawes On the
nam o. general storm brought Faiu. hail
and snow over thp u0rthprn count les.
but from Albuquerque south lhug or
uo rain has falon On She u.aius Zoe
several weeks. excepting an. nut
Wtck of June over the lower p.,..
ln thr auuthwertsru cUlntrs.ia'thueh
irrigation water o. mtlll SUFFICIENT tl,.s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
lNTEREsTED IN IRRIGATION.
The secretary q the Interior win Re

The Secretary Of the Interior viii Re
commend Reclamation Plans.
10 is announced that Secretary of
.hv Interior Hitchcock was profoundly
Impressed with the Importance" at st.
rigRtiun dams during his trip arroa.
tho continent u lt said that in hf
next report to tho president be- viii
oonmmend thp plan of building rcscr
yuirH and dammiur the hoadWatcr3 of
several important western streams.
Prof ElWlud Mead of Wyoming. is 90
testify ON irrigation and its important
bearing oh farming Ia the arid region
an the next session Of the industrial
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
Notice 60 Creditors Of Mary E. whit

VeIt deceased.
fubhc notice ig hereby given that
lho undersigned, executor OF the last
VIII aud testament 90 Mary r. Whit.
he} deceased. viii apply 20 che pro
bate court oi the county of Bernalluo
bon the Territory of New Mexico on the
hrHi day cot the regular term thereof.
to Doe begun and held at the court
house 100 Albuquerque, Row Mexico,
On Monday July LIST. 1901. for a GnaI
settlement at all his accounts as such
executor aud for "a release aud dis.
charge from AN further liabilities un
account thereof. all claims agalnat the
estate having been fully paid and tho
sald estate having been distributed
according 20 the last will and tesla
meni at the said Mary n. whitney.
decreased. An persons dcemiag them.
selves Interested or having any claims
against the estate may appear at the
time and place aforesaid and resist
tins Application " jhoN see M 10 do so.
WILLIAM H. WHITNEY,
Executor Tor Mary " Whitney. de-.
ceased
TliO5 ~ WILKINSON.
Attorney FOR Executor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

AZ tbr nlus, 90 Il halle boo tI. Casaus
tlaen nt Baltun nbDu iuul miles hp.
Low hUis easily SUNDAY m0Wm Rotor
Ga aHs kinod Van utm N..U.l uud
hhdly iniurod. hie hr0.hUl SHERIFF
tlu-sfUs ltnnoro Weut duHu un 40 D..
uuI expects 90 hrlng the murderer
la,G with him Optic
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

Noti,r tu treditpr. 81 the Estntr ~ Cris.
tulhu Nruttin, borvased
Pub.tr uUtlcr J. hruhy siyrntnat tn under.
sIguf q. D. laut AfWuu ir naCH hfa been bY thr
Probate ltut nj it na'illiu County. Nrw
MckIgu, hulN SOLE. intel AdWinisttWnk VI the
estate ID t'siohil hfmns drcrl-rd and fss
duly qpalhiCd "a such.
al rCrsnna having c'aiW against thr said
estate bre hereby VulIfvd tH pfrstni the fHna
duly trmIxrl aul Nrrh.d ls Required hy ias
tu fur I'D tts uiii, NJ uiY ai.pTutb, Atll % lIrN
hsq fuupcf D. u ami 4 NtN AfViuo building.
kltu4irf4ur NtN MeaIDd Wiihu tat umn
prfg fifB.thvlaw. Al tlaIa not 49, presented
Willie ieftNrf hautd.
-Aif 4 fauut knru. NF fHrUHrltrs % ur boz.
drhtod tl the aaI 70 sfsfs ace uuug.irn tu .fil
nnd settle Nuh prasl attorney Nhuit iuIy
siuloufr4ta tcsrisg AMI rgt,Ili Zoe such Iu-
FLuRA ARMlIO On BACA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

aud utandiran fhe 10 " hran1 of ,st
tle and ranches ln the ruchll'1.. u.m
orly owned hf Julius We'll .lNuapn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

rep Boom Ang ar
The people of AlbuqunrQu" are
quite deserving Ui success a. AN times
but more especially during tho week
devoted 90 th" territorial fair From
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

The board of regent OF the mi
yuvitv have 6ned the yttaub, caused
hy the resignation pf NI4s Catherine
Fields teacher OF Engl. sh uy aprulnt
INK tI the position Miss Ethel Hickey
% sister "a l1of ilir Rev. mpcrihtm
don't ui tho clty schools Mis- AHtkDy
10 graihhto az the Kansas State
university and has had special tain
iug Tor instruction IN English nirmg
Che past year Tilp has fillrd the pos
ton ut lpgtwotresa nf languages I'm
thu lIidwatha Kansas. high school
fhpw i3 rtill one chair a. the uuiyof
3lty 20 be- nucd that ot prnfCsspr Of
mathematics and phyatcs and the
buf ~ ~ rclients ats said "a ur me-.
gutaiine with a gentleman who be- "
Mime Ota uniNor sit1i Erhhuuc; and
who Is highly recommended.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
TWO MsN KILLED.
Terrible Boiler Explosion a. stark
NIna Fnlrrndn

Terrible Boiler Explosion a. stark
vile. Colorado.
The Trinidad Advertiser says Two
dead ard onc scriofsly injured, - the
ceaub Of boiler explosion in the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company's air
compressor az starkyille yesterday
murnlpg ~ u'riock. The cause IL
not definitely known. but the SUPPOSE
tion. based co. current rumors Us thar
the explosion was caused hy a de-
f.DtiYc boiler aotWithstandluE the fact
that the boiler bad been Inspected by
r. repiT sentative Of the state engi,
necr's dcpattmyut
Tho dead are Wuripollard ongi
uycr Martin Pagseuonti. fireman.
Barney Ceryolli fireman. was badly
Eraliud hut may recover
ia, cause ~ the aHpiOsiun, wa lack
NJ wuter n the boiler and whothef
this was iut go a dcfecttto fccd pipe
u5 if claimed by some or CarollssuasF
on the par of those no charge 81 the
boiler ia uot clear
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

81 GNlIIi GAME 4 co,
itSlf eraGE "a: esa s4s35 n !,
f'..... fuf ErmfirstFma OF
u-..I tf' I.n' l.fr.ul 70. ilg
eS&Saa tt,yio M a 1s''s ',s i's.'"
Tlg, i.aj,", t,,.,r.' ''
fss.t-1 l.,..--- a DtnFof, cciu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Whereas. AIarg A.. lLoatsnck and W
G.. Heacock her husband. ln aud by
q certain decd OF, trust. dated ihe Sth
lay ot February 1901 and roCordsi in
vol 10 T u records uf Bsrnmillo
county New Mexico. at page iA2.
conveyed Go thu undersigned tnGtoc
the following described real estate.
situate iu the county " noruRlillu.
Territory at New Mexico. fo.Wt.
Lots numbered i've 90 aud siN tO
zoe block numbered hftytwo tl2J la
the New Noylco Town comnanys AL.
dillon to the city of Albuquerque. a.
aid lots ana block arc knuWn aud dies
Ignatvd UPON the map of snid addition
made py N. J Mack. g. e. and Mod
fur rccurd lu The office ui tho probate
clerk and cXonlcio recorder OF the
cuurty % Bcrual,lln on the ggth day
log December A. -. 1889 Said dood
ui trust being made 90 secure fllc pay
mcut of two certain promissory notes
ihDrriu described one fer $3.50. pay
able DO monthly mtalimeut- 90 not
less than SIS on the Nh 0r each aud
ovory month with interest after ma
iWil nt per cent per anuuul also
sorry note for $1,000 payable IN month
Is miscellaneous OF not less than S25
per month payable monthly on tic
ath OF each and every month. bogin.
ming September Sth. 1908, with interest
after maturity al s per cent per an
mum, which notes with Interest viii
un the day ~ sale hereinafter mention
od amount To Sl.1rUte. whereas two
installmcnts have been past due and
unpaid Tor more than 30 DAVIS aud al
the optic at the payco according 10
The terms ~ suid note thu whole sum
remaining unpaid w. due aud payable.
now therefore al the request in writ
INK OF the legal holder ~ said note aud
by virtue ~ The terms dnd condli iuHs
81 tho said deed ~ trust. I de- hereby
rltc notice thar fnr tho purpose of pas
INK sHii note interest thereon costs
aud expenses ~ oy,tuiiuE this trust
including lopai compensation 60 thc
trustee and hie reasonable Attorney
fees a9 provided hy said trust decd
viii or Tuesday the Esd dav ~
July A - 1901 40 the hour ~ II
O'Clock tn of said ddy az the fnDnt
door al the cuurf hnuso.in Bald cotiu
~ and territory, sell the real estate
herein before described at public auc
tIou 90 the highest and hest bidder.
for cash tu pay said Indebtedness
costs AMI ,NpouFpH
A. ~ MrMlEi.EN Trustee
liAtod June 18th lgOi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
- 80 : conILanratlon.


There was an exciting time ~ q. W.
strong A sons this morning ulhut q
o'clock Aud Ouly very prumpt aud
hard, dangerous work an tho part ~
Frank and Harry strong. Felix Clio
ustu and the hrpmen prevented Il
large fire thnt would have destroyed
valuable property. There wax leak
nc on near thu gas mater undcF the
tlirWay enclosed as aaCklset A rc.
pair man from the gas company az.
tempted to find and close l.te leak
In working az the pipes he uncappcd
the main supply and the voiutoe ~
gas rushing out was iKnited fr9m "a
lighted candle be- was using. a large
and ilorcely hot blaze filled the closet
At once. The trDmsn in the next
block We're called aud at arat used
their chemicals without enoCt. thoE
the water Waa thrown at trlusal quar-
ters ana u smOthcrcd the names. For
% few moments IL looked serious aud
the closet was the hottest place
Imaginable but those prosgiF skept
their presence OF mind aud cuanherod
the hre neud very little damage was
done and all confined 20 the one spot
rho strong boys feel very happy that
matters are no worse. particularly as
their father aHd mother lufI fur Cali.
mrua last night Hnd a. send them
news Of a loss by hrc would spoil their
trip
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22
EpWOrth League
California Excursions.

Account liuh International Convention Evorh League
Francisco, lUl, 1871
Frltoistu weather always
Trip lhIhcr in summer high att~ Ut NCN NeNcoaud
Arizona PHEASANT heat
besl w.
Chicago lrlnCsc
meal sofNyt personally conducted . .
ON the
huAuu ui Arizona worlds
Ae southern California resort hotels idyic yau,,t.
mountains, islands,
ul inn
Hh' h reached wa SANTA ie Route cheaper than other
lime.
Extremely low rouudtip liberal ,toroyer pry gegos,
tloteoi sell
VIA santa fo Route. Descriptive literature request.
Address r. a. o"ghton ~ A., At s. T. Ry. "a Pao
anita Fe Route. 8.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-06-22

Pat Kennedy D well known citizen
Of Gallup Do in the city He is hero
0n business.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-14
"TRiBES OF SAVAGES."
That Are Supporting fienchmen of
Burton and Leland.

The Kansas estimate OF the po-
litical value of the Indian territory
is Interestingly displayed in a re-.
capitulation of the winnings of
Senator Burton and Cy Leland.
prepared by political "dopist"
of that state.
After referring to the division of
federal patronage in ether parts of
their common domain, the terri
tory "pie," gobbled by the hungry
contestants, is summed up as fol-
lows:
"The best positions Burton has
secured for his friends up to this
time are in the Indian territory.
One tribe of savsges has been in
duced to employ John G. Calpen-
ter 10 be It's attorney. The pay is
s5, 600 year. Dave Mulyane has
captured an Indian attorneyship
worth So 600. Burton holds down
$4,000 attorneyship in addition
to his office. 1t is said that Bur-
ton has two other tribes on the
rack and that they have about de-
cided that II is best to employ at-
torneys. Burton has a couple of
good men TO recommend In due
season. These pIums are desirable
because the salary is good and the
work light. The selection Of at
torneys for the Indians was not in
terfered With, although it is said
tha, some knocking has been done
al '' sshington on the system.
George Findlay gels 0 good job
In the Indisn territory. lis con-
tract for feeding prisoners will
clear him between 5000 and
5000 a year. He will make twice
as much AS be would have made as
collector Of internal revenue, the
Job he wanted, and which Burton
promised him. Findlay is feeling
good and his friends have allowed
their anger at Burton to cool off.
Findlay's cronies were very sore
at Burton for while, and said all
manner Of evil things about him. "
Pliny L. Soper. prosecuting at
Dtorney for the northern district, an
appoinlee Of Leland's, is resident
at 81, 900 a year amongst tie same
"iribe Of savages" as John G. Car
penter expects to be at yearly
hire OF s5 600, and there are many
Of these ungrateful "savages" that
consider the whole. bunch expen-
sive at any price
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-14
THE COURTS ALONE
Stand Between Oil Pirates and the
Most Valuable Assets of The
National Estate, and Ma.
tion will Petition For
an Injunction.

The petition of the Cherokee
Oil end Gas company for renewal
of their leases Of oil lands, was
practically granted in its entirety,
py Judge vandeventer before whom
the hearing took place, at the In
terror Department, Saturday.
The one contention Of the attor-
neys Tor the Cherokee nation that
was allowed by the department, as
heretofore published. was that the
consent Of the individual citizens
on whose holdings the locations
had been made, should be obtained
by the company.
This ruling OF the department
had been anticipated by the COM
pany, and through their agents,
the consent 10 renewals had been
obtained on all OF the more valu
able properties.
Th,e modns onerandi Of the com.
pany employed in obtaining the
eoossut of those whose interests
The Cherokee nation was striving
- nvo,ec, ~ how far This seeming
,,.schsyv has extended Il not
a.so,,slv hnown bnt there are
s,vong audiences that The nation
a.,:,....,s,~so,d an,
~ doc,s;on u 80 aensr,rnent
.a.;.on ~. n.,;o, into ,ha last
AZ, - ;,s asf.nse .,roi,s, ,ba Ii.
s.seaa ,oo,s,s Vie. an anneal 10
~ .onr,s -, an in;npclion r..
s,..;n;no ,ha secretayy If Interior
sro,a rrso,;nc ,he leases
~ vanlv = nassaoes received
e., Iudga cnrinoer los IL
I.bsy and r & Adams urging
yecoprse 10 the courts. Chief Buff
ington wired the attorneys today
that be would guarantee the court
costs and TO proceed with the ac-
tion.
II The courts deny the petition
for restraining order, precedent
will have been established that
threatens the entire mineral wealth
OF the nation. twill be the enter
ing wedge for the hungry horde Of
looters who iniss' 'ne department
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-14

II would cough nearly all night
long" writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate,
or Alexandria, Ind, tand could
hardly yet any sleep. ! had con-
sumption so bad that il / walked a
Ulock I would cough frightfully and
spit blood, but, when all other med
icines failed, three $l.00 bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery wholly
cured me and gained IS pounds" "
is absolutely guaranteed to cure
coughs, colds, la grippe, bronchitis
and all throat aud lung troubles.
Price SOC and Sl.00. Trial bottles
free at A. w. Foreman and Peoples
Drug Store. dw
Our whole wheat -four not only
makes the best bread but the best
pancakes. 1t is made in granular
form and can be cooked like oat meal
and makes a delicious breakfast dish.
Frisco MIL CO. IL
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-14

In anaeIAia and most womeu's all
mcuts the digestion II weak, the
making OF color, flesh and strength
out OF food, Is imperfect 20 that the
patient is weak, wan, nervous and
dyspeptlc. This condition can be cor
rected by taking d course Of Herbine.
Price, soc, at Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-10-14

Gather the apples before freeze
gets them
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-19
MINNESOTA NEWS.

Lester & Lehrke's saloon, at Stewart,
burned down Sunday morning.
Fire DESTROYED the residence of Col
Dick Robinson, the Oldest resident of
Pine City He lived alone and persisted
in the flames.
At Rochester movement has been
started to secure the pardon of Atie
I,oyen. who was sent from Ohmsted coun-
ty last July to serve two years In the
penitentiary
The Minneapolis Central high basket
ball team defeated the Red Wing. For
esters In a game at Red Wing Friday
evening. IL to TO- The visitors celebrated
the victory by going to resort over the
river, ard on the way back refused to
pay toll The police the next day. al
lowed them to depart after marching
down to the bridge and paying. They
said they were "just out for a lark.
The Farmers Creamery company, re-
Gently organized at Montrose, has filed
articles of Incorporation with capital
stock not to exceed S4.5OO.
Sheriff Odell, of Willmar. returned from
Chicago with Albert Anton, char ged with
ing stolen several watches at Atwater
last August
Thief River Falls wants to become the
county seat of new county to be carved
ont of Marshall and Red Lake
Three prisoners escaped from the coun-
ty jain at Hastings early yesterday
morning. Their names are p. P. Derter,
Charles Walter and James Moore.
The Lanesboro board OF education
unanimously reelected j. c. Miller SUI
perintendent.
Since the death of Capt Charles n.
Stewart. the Rochester militia has been
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-19
HOUSE BREVITIES.

Representative Roberts occupied the
chair yesterday in the absence Of Speak
er Bowling.
The house passed the agricultural COM
mlttee's bill levying a state tax on all
QogS ana providing a fund for the liuui-
dat1on of damages caused to sheep and
e e,ti1 live stock by ill-behaved dogs The
bill had a difficult time getting through
as some of the members believed non,
biting dogs should be exempt from the
tax '-Ao
The Wallace banking bills authorizing
acts to conform all savings banks to
uniformity of powers, rights and liabili-
ties, and to provide for the organiza-
ton of savings banks, and for their SUI
perVlSlon and to enable an efficient nro-
lection of depositors.
The elevator proprietorS' Woodchuck
which was killed in the senate. was in,
trodIced in the house yesterday bv Rem
resentative Lane. The purpose of this
measure is to allow the owners of grain
elevators to give the assessment and
pay the taxes on all grain in the houses
and hold lien on the grain against the
farmers for the taxes paid. The house
is awake to the object of the bill.
All goods made at the state prison
must be labeled prison Labor before
they can be sold. as provided in a hill
by Mr.. Lane, of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Benson introduced a bill yesterday
appropriating $4,000 for the deficiency in
the public school library fund for the
fiscal year ending August, 1901. He is
also the author of bill which in
creases the annual appropriation for
these libraries from $4,000 to $4,000.