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NOOd1|el Come
By Thousands
ARMY OF WO0DM EN-.

Thousands Come to Colorado to See the
Great Log Rolling.
The Woodmen of the World had the
town today. II was all theirs and they
acted upon their possessory rights. They
were sober good natured, patient
.hrong and they came veritable army
from the north and the south. AS trains
poured in on top OF trains arrived peo
pie began to wonder if all Colorado were
members OF this order and where on
earth they would find something to eat
Lunch baskets answered this question
for half the throng, but there was an
army o! them without baskets. These
soon filled the restaurants. Dinner was
on at Io:3o both in the down town cat
ing places and at the Chautauqua din.
ing room and those places were filled.
Beer and soda water were the choice
beverages and the parlors where these
articles do most abound were filed early
and late. But the street cars! The
scramble ior them beat anything ever
before witnessed in Boulder. Women
with babes in thei, arms were content to
stand on the platform or hang on
Bands due at the Chautauqua did not
wait to ride, bu. marched up the hill un
der swei,ering sun. Thousands couldn't
get place on the cars and were obliged
to walk to the grounds. There tents
had been pitched, one each for The fifty
seven camps participating in the great
log rolling. An immense tent had been
pitched for rest tent for weary women
and Head Consul Falkenburg had red
tent tor headquarters.
Il could carlyle seen that the crowd
was to be enormous. The first train
from the north brough, the Lyons crowd
an3 some from Longmont-probab!y 500
people. Then came at Q:45 in rapid sue
cc;sion FIVE sections of the regular tt.taIn
from Denvsr-foIty coaches in all, many
OF them observation cars on the Clear
Greek division, changed to broad gauge
trucks A. u o'clock came the Union
Pacific !rJm the La Sale division with
nine coaches loaded. Then in two sec
tions came the Greeley ,rain-elghteen
coaches more. What a crowd OFF they
filed and one by one walked up town.
aimlessly but apparently happy. At II
o'clock fully 5000 people had arrived by
railroad AMI the town was filing with
country people as well. Heres the OF
fetal badge. Only place you can get
them" shouted lusty fat man and he
sold a ten cent badge tha, cost penny
as rapidly as his hands could forget his
lungs.
After the arrival Of the 1880 train
ihtrc had teen pulled into Boulder
eigh,y-n coaches with an average OF
seventy human beings 10 a coach, or
6,I3o men, women and children. Had
there been coaches available at Denver
the 10, 900 estimated would have come
and added to the glory and agony OF
| II all.
OF binds there were two or three from
the south, the Longmont. Loveland, Fort
| Collins, New Windsor and Greeley-all
the bands tina, are going north of Denver.
The Women of Woodciaft had their
races and sports at the Chauteuqua be-
ginning at 1889 apd righ, after dinner
began the athletic feats arranged ior the
| Woodmen,
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GOV ADAMS POSITION.
Former Governor HIT, FROM the should, I
and Means business.

Former Governor Hits FROM the should r
and Means business.
Pueblo. Colo. Aug. a-Ex Governor
Alva Adams when Seen this morning IN
regard to an interview published in the
Denver Republican. declared that there
was absolutely no truth whatever in the
s,a,emen, made therein that he had gone
to Denver for the purpose OF stavng Of
a special session Of the general assembly
He declared that his business in the
capital city was purely private, and
pointed out the tact that Governor Or
man was in Pueblo yesterday.
During the day." said Mr. Adams. Il
happened to go into the Denver club.
and while talking with friends there !
dare say | remarked. i don; believe
there is any necessity for special ses
sion This vas said 10 the presence OF
one Of the editors OF the paper publish
ing the interview aad he evidently made
use o! it to suit his purpose. My idea in
the presen, situation. however, would be
something like this: To take the va'u.
alton OF the assessments as presented by
the assessors Of the s,s.e to the bol,d OF
equalization. 10 md the percentage OF
increase OF this years over last years
assessment, and then 10 assess the rail.
roads and the telegraph and telephone
companies propor,iona.eIy hi:tes than
last year.
"iaaY people OF the state do not un-
ders,and that the board O. equalization
has absolute control over the g,ea. trans
pos.a,ioR lines the telegraph and teie
phorc lines. They can assess these as
high as ,hsy please. whether IS 600 or
$50, 900 a mile. would say 20 the rail.
roads: You are responsible for the rev
enue bill being knocked out. you can
stand the consequences. and waald in.
crease their valuation 20 o. Ioo per cent,
o. whatever is suricien, to make up the
ieiici,,"
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THE PRIZE COTTAGES.

Superintendent Homer 7. Wilson
opened the sealed verdic; OF the com.
mittee OF the Chau.auqua association to
decide which new cottage built by a
Texas town is preltlest and most com.
Portable. This was in the presence OF =
large audience las, night and when be
announced that Houston had captured
first prize and Paris second there was
great applause. These were winners
respectively OF $3.50 and 500 promised
BY the association. There were nine
built by IS many Texas towns.
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SHERIFF SlPPLE HURT.

While Sheriff Sipp!e was in the act Of
embarrassing horse at Stanley Crossing
h. was thrown by the animal and his
righ, shoulder disloca,ed. DR.. Camp.
bell was summoned from Ward and set
the injured shoulder. Last evening
Capt, Sipple was aiought to Boulder.
He undertook 10 take the bride of FIRST.
beginning a, the wrong end Of the horse,
and the animal. being freed. attempted
TO &c, away, The sheriff held on and
was worsted in the struggle. The horse
then began 10 Iced on the grass.
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Bullion Found
Xl||e|S0N1S UD
WINTERS CONFESSES.
The Thief and the. Bullion Both In Hands
nf nNcnrs

The Thief and the Bullion Both In Hsndi
OF Officers.
+ San Francisco, Aug. lo-S. F.
! Winters, the ex.conv:ct, who was
arrested for the great gold bullion 7
robbery by means of a tunnel 800 Z
feet long, broke down in the !
sweat box" last night and con-
t fessed. This morning he took the
+ officers to the strait, 100 yards
1 from the smelter, where he had
buried the gold bars valued at +
| S28o,ooo in the water. They were +
recovered. Winters claims he !
T perpeirated the theft alone.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

All bills against the Quarto Centennial
committee should be handed in at the
office OF E, !. Morath. the secretary, at
once. The committee will soon disband
and those not paid before that time will
have no recourse for their pay. All ow-
ing the committee should at o1ce pay in
to MT Morath o. Treasurer J. A. Tea.
aaIden
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JAY COOKIES BIRTHDAY.

Philadelphia. Aug. Io-Jay Cooke. the
great financier, who aided President
Lincoln so ably In the selling OF govern.
ment bonds during the war and lost his
fortune in Northern Pacific. but regained
it again, celebrated his Both anniversary
to3,p
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Strikers GQ1 I|
Bio F|g1|
STRIKE GAINS NUMBERS.
Great Steel Strike Receiving Reinforce
ments In Large Numbers.

Great steel Strike Receiving Reinforce
ments In Large Numbers.
+ Pittsburg, Aug. Io-Todays
]. events favor the strikers. This
morning 600 men at the River.
side plant laid down their tools
and the second shift OF that plant
7 will quit tonight. 1t is expected :.
+ that 1900 other men will quit in
+ this city tonight The Mine
Workers Of America in, conven.
ton at Indianapolis have endorsed 7
the strike. +
! Word has bee n received that the 1.
7 trus, has put its threat to dis !
mantle the McKeeseport wood j
+ plant and has large force today !
tearing the plant down, |
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WILL WEAR DIAMONDS.

Kimberley. S. A. Aug. Io-The De
Beers company will present the Duchess
Of York and Cornwall! on her arrival in
South Africa with diamond weighing
,6I carats and valued at $4,000.
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SuCid0|
SoyS M. VeS|
VEST AGAINST SILVER.
Venerable Missouri Senator Says 1t Is y
Dead Issue.

St. Louis, Aug. Io-Senator !
Vest today made an outline of 4!
what the Democratic platform Of
! 1904 should be. He said it would
be suicidal to thrust the silver
question forward again. The :
platform should declare for
! graduate income tax, opposition
: to the trusts and contain a declara.
ton against imperialism and the
colonial policy. !.
(, S,S.s.. l. 4, 4 1.
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Don't be msled by looking at the box.
See that each jar is branded balls
Mason" on i. and porcelain lined cap.
The Department store has them. 25s
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SHAMROCK IS DUE.

New York. Aug. Io-Shamrock ii is
expected here hourly. 1t has not yc,
been decided whether Columbia or Con
s,tu,ion will defend,
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BAINBRlDGE FLOATS.

Philadelphia, Aug. Io-With appro
pirate ceremonies the cambridge tor.
pedo boat was launched today.
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Joe Mitchell coal, best in the market.
CHAMBERS & HALL.
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II you can't fad it any place else come
to us, STRAwN & OSCAR.
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Salt Lake and Return Cheap

Via the Colorado s; Southern during the
summer season. ASK any {. & S. agent
for rates. selling dates etc.
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SUNDAYS CONCERTS.

Two Fine Ri.ehar Orchestra Concerts a,
ChsutAU4uA Tomorrow.
AFTERNOON.
Ma,ch-"FIag Of Victory" Won Blon
Overture-"Fra Diavolo" huber
Hearts and Flowers Tobani
Valse-"lsi,,,c Christopher kerker
String Quin,e.te-"Schelm Amor"
Eilenberg
Selec,ion-"The Jolly Musketeet"
Edwards
lie Hlet,-"Lucia" Domizetti
Return OF the Troops" Eilenberg
EVENING.
March-"Priucess Chc" Edwards
Observation-Disclosures" Wallace
"Entreat Me Not to Leave Thee"
Gounod
Miss Clyde Hall.
Selection-"Faust" Gounod
Polonais. Pepper
Herman Fclber.
Valse-"Tales from the Vienna Woods
Strauss
a. "In the Dark in the Dew" Coombs
b. "Four Leaf Glover"
Miss Clyde Hall.
Fantasie-"Fortunc Teller Herbert
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be given Governor OdelI. OF New York.
at the Waldorf-Astoria on February l.
The presence Of 50 many old-tilne
buffalo hunters around tho present legis-
latura," said Senator Tap today. calls
TO mind the fact that got money 10
buy my marriage hoenss by selling a
load OF them Che bones) IN Hutchinson.
think after got my entire wedding
OUTFIT I had Just $3.50 left I remember
distinctly that before that time got my
prospective father-in-law fun IN order 10
get his consent 70 marry his daughter.
Yes. in6osd. tboso were great times"
George ". Wheatiey, Of Gaena. Is
here trying to get q bnl through making
Cheroloee county one judicial district ana
dividing the terms Of court between Ca
lena, Baxter Springs and Coaum bus. -
he doesn't get that bin through, then he
viii favor the establishment II a common
pleas court But he VIII not likely fell
down on the first proposition. Billy
sapp wants the Old common pleas court
law given legislative force That viii
give his brother Ed a lob as Judge.
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FULT0N'S CIGARETTE BILL
Marshall County Scion Would PrOhib-
il the Obnoxious Weed.

Topeka Jan 16.-In the senate this
morning Fulton Of Marshall introduced
the anti-cigarette bill. The measure IS
short. The principal section is as follows:
1T snail be a misdemeanor for any per
son, firm or corporation to sell, offer TO
sell or bring into the state for the pur-
pose Of selling giving away or other
wise disposing Of any cigarettes. cigarette
paper or substitute for the same; pun-
ishable by a fine Of not less than SO
or more than 500 or imprisonment In the
county Jail for not more than one year.
or both such fine and Imprisonment"
Senator Fulton fathers the bill at thu
request Of the Anti-Cigarette League
which has been making crusade ia
Kansas. Arrangements were made for
him 10 take charge Of the measure when
it was announced that Lieutenant Gov
ernor Richter had him slated for chair
man OF the temperance committee The
Craftsmanship was given to another sem
ator, but the crusaders decided that they
would not trust their bin in new hands,
so Fulton went ahead with it.
Fifty other bills were introduced in the
senate this morning. Those OF general
interest are:
BY Morehouse-To change the quail sea-
son from October and November 10 Nc-
vemoer and December.
BY Morehouse-To provide for high
schools in Marion, Hillsbero. Peabody ana
Florence. Marion county
BY Wulfkuhler-T0 provide Tor this
payment OF the transportation 81 dis
charged petnenIary conv.cts from Lam
sing 20 tfaa- homes
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WOMEN ARE PROTESTING
with Assistance OF =. -. King They
are FiEhttng RutIer's Ril.


Topeka, Jan 16.-Mrs. Annie T. Digs,
president Of the Kansas Equal Suffrage
association, will cause 10 be presented TO
the house and senate tomorrow a protest
from the Wyandotts county Women S
Christian Temperance union and the Cur
against Representative Buffers bill %
rent Event club Of Kansas City. Kan,
repeal the law allowing women to vota
al municipal elections
IN the statement Of the ". c. T. L.,
signed by Sophie X Boyce and Mrs. A
X Wilson, president and secretary re-
spectively. this appeal IS made: we.
the mothers of the coming citizens Of this
state claim the right TO be heard in the
affairs Of this city. We, therefore. plead
that this bill be given the defeat that il
deserves"
The officers Of the Current Events club
Mrs. Ia L. Toothaker. president. Mary
F. Stone. treasurer, and Mrs A X. VII
club was instrumental In registering l. 20
women at the city election OF 1899: that
1000 of them voted and that not one OF
them rode in a hack or otherwise put
the candidates or committees TO a dollar
Of expense.
Accompanying the protest IS a lengthy
statement by s. S. King showing why
the Butler Dill should be not passed
Butler Is standing pat The protest ,
ne said. won't hurt my bUL The men
are for II. They are confident that no
good has been accomplished by the pres
ent law and are anxious 70 get gid q t.
I believe the bill will pass
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WEDDING WAS PLA|N
Miss Alta Rockefeller Is Now
Mrs. PanneiI8 Prentice,
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD
Prevented Elaborate Services
That Had Been Planned.
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD

New York. Jan. 5.-Miss Alta Rookie
teller. daughter of Nj. and Mrs john D..
Rockefeller, was married this afternoon
at theresidence Of her parents in this
city. to L. Parmlee Prentice, a young
lawyer Of Chicago. The wedding was
very quietly celebrated. The large
church ceremony originally planned. had
to be given up owing to the recent death
Of the little nephew OF the bride. q son
Of Mrs. Harold Mccormick.
After the ceremony there was a recep-
ton which was attended only by rela-
tves, several school friends OF the bride
and a few 81 the members Of the musical
club managed last season 10y Miss Rock
efelIer. and Miss Katharine Clark, and
some of the persons who formally be-
Ionged to the DeCoverley dances Of which
Miss Rockefeller was prominent mem
Der Less than 100 persons all told We're
present The ceremony was performed
on the wide Landing of the staircase in
the main hal Of the Rockefeller residence
The guests were grouped below. The
staircase was wound with festoons OF
smIsx. intermingled with red and white
roses
Thebride wore handsome gown Of
heavy i7ory white satin. IT was made
simply and trimme dwith point lace az
thec3rsage and on the front of the skirt
Her vel twas Of rare point lace. held at
the hair hy a 5eNeled pin the sift Of the
groom.
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day, when matters eliminated in a shoot
ing scrape the crowd was armed with
pokers, brass knucks and other nipple
ments OF warfare to dispose OF the teach
er in the most approved fashion, and
when matters assumed a serious attitude
Barnes drew knife and ordered the
belligerent pupils out Of the house He
followed them outside of the door when
he drew a revolver and told them to
move on away from the premises.
When they threw stones and other
missiles at him he shot at his assailants,
and the father Of one of the boys it
seems was handy with a shot gun. When
Barnes armed himself with a Winchester
the old man thought It was time TO hide
out Tt IS further stated that the school
board is standing by Barnes. while those
who are prosecuting him Will make an
effort to convict him Of assault with in
tent to kill, and also undertake to have
him suspended by the county superinten-
dent
Barnes has refused to has his assail-
ants arrested, stating that it would seem
too much like spite work
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women off the pay roll was referred to
the committee on house employees, where
it viii be allowed to die.
Bowman's resolution for a special com
mittee to pass upon the titles Of bills was
referred to the committe on rules.
Markart's resolution calling for infor-
nation from the state auditor regarding
the Quantren raid bonds was referred to
the committee on ways and means.
A joint resolution by Schuyler accepting
the Fort Hays reservation went over IN
der the rules.
A resolution. by Hoge naming Otto Ire
land Of Shawnee <for assistant reading
clerk was adopted
After the Joint session for the election
Of state printer the house adjourned till
10 q. m. tomorrow, the speaker being un-
able to announce any committees.
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DEUCE OF HOUSE Bills
John SeatOn Lines Cp With POpuIists
in Caucus Fight.


Topeka, Jan. B-Eighty-five bills were
introduced in the house this morning,
maxim 1876 bills now on the calendar. To-
days important bills are:
BY Masonic provide for the payment
Of jurors in insane cases in which the
complaint is not sustained. Under the
present law jurors receive no compensa-
tion unless they find the person before
them insane. The state auditor lately
made an investigation and reports that
many persons who are sane are found to
be crazy in order that the jurors may
receive pay for their services.
BY Nason-TO repeal the law requiring
a special venire for jurymen. 1t restores
tho old order Of selecting jurors from the
bys-anders.
BY Masonic enable nine jurymen TO
return a verdict in civil cases.
BY Cave-To authorize a tax FOR the
determination Of prairie dogs
BY Masonic appropriate $4,000 20 en-
courage the beet sugar industry by pay
ing dollar ton bounty on sugar beets
containing u per cent Of sugar.
BY Bowen-To establish a county high
school in Smith county.
By HaIett-To exempt from taxation
lend used entirely for fruit and forest
trees.
by Harstt-T0 exempt from taxation
farm wagons with wide tires
BY FEe5rew-To establish a county high
school in Phillips county.
BY Do1sherty-To authorize the pay
ment of fees 10 attorneys appointed by
the court TO defend criminals who are un-
able to employ counsel
BY Lan6ry-To authorize the city 81
Ro=e5ale % levy a tax 81 not 70 exceed
I'VE mills Tor the construction OF "a school
house and is maintenance
By Wiuits-To appropriate so 0o0 n pay
members and employees Of the legis latu-a-
BY Grif5n-To make it . ulsde-1a1lor
sor g man 20 desert his family
5sy Buuer-To provide for the election
of a city assessor FOR Kansas Civ. kan
II salary os $sao yea-; term of oaoA
tUo years
A resolution ny Dco.ev fer SPECIAL
committee os rine &c hear contest cass
Tas defeated or vote ~ 81 to 3 Ths
fosionists protested against tae re=1.u-
ton. insisting that the e'er1on comm e.
Zee should hear rhe contests. s.atoa
made speech In support ~ tha aoaten-
zion oE the fusouisss. and enough rep-o-
leans Eued I'D vith SeatCn "a beat tie
resaaation. Weuup lea tae fgat fer ne
e1lson-sts
-he rspuhlicsns in eaue1s last rtEht d.
q, 20 20 adope the Doc,sy resolution sat
uaen s 6Eht was started they did rot
have the nerve 10 stand ay the caue1s de-
Z rsskc-
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Toueka- Kans. Jan 15--The senate
ways and means committee has resolved
10 turn down all special bills 20 vacats
townsites and parts Of townsites. for
the reason that there is already a law
providing for such vacation The action
OF the committee will greatly reduce the
calendar. as about - bills nov % are for
this character og legislation
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Topeka Kan Jan. 1.-THE Legislature
~ 1901 promises 20 be ore n short ses
sions The RUE thus Far haa been 70
meet az 10 a. m. hold a session ~ tFo
hours. and then adjourn. That was fhe
case today. although both holaes bent
thelr tine utte The house was RI e
sion an hour and Gfty minute v-hle the
senate session lasted only an halr and
forty minutes. Roth houses ali91rre
tl 30 e. To. tomorrow.
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Mra. windows Soothing SYRUP
Has been used Tor over FIFTY YEARS
bv MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. Tt SOOTHES TIE
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. YVinslow' s
Soothing Syrup" ana take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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Topeka Kans.. Jam 17--The state Sher-
ms Association met today and elected
the following officers. Thomas O'Connor.
Lyon county. president. J. ". Gano. Medic
cine Lodse vice-presi5ent. A. IS. Swayze.
Minneapolis, secretary; H. Hobart lola.
treasurer. The association IS here u look
after legislation affecting saerl0s.
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of state printer the senate adjourned
till 10 a. m. tomorrow
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Federated Comm erciaI clubs Meet.

Topeka Kans., Jan fiat the meeting
OF he Federated Commercial CLUBS Of
kansas here today. w. H. Davis Of this
city was elected president j. y. Maxwell
Of Paola was selected Nice-president and
n. j. Anderson, also OF this city. secre-
tary and treasurer. The federation adopt-
ed the following resolution:
Resolved. That the legislature Of Kan
sas be requested and urged to make a
special appropriation to enable the sec
rotary Of the state board of agriculture
TO publish annually a special edition OF
5000 copies OF a book Of descriptive and
statistical matters TO be distributed
throughout the east"
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Pinnn runin~-
wrz yvinaIowss SOOTHING syruD

sheldon is fin town. Address all orders
TO Box 1885, city 54tf
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Topeka, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE senate com
mittee on mines and mining today report
ed favorably upon the bin raising the
llmit Of representation of miners unions
in the state meeung. The old law gave
one delegate for every union Of five
members OF over. This gave some trick
eters an opportunity to pack the state
convention. The amendment gives one
delegate to each union OF dfty members
The proposed law also provides that
deputy mine inspectors shan he appoint-
ed Tor the Leavenworth- Osaee and
Crawford districts. The measure was tu-
troduced by Senator Porter and is back
ed 10y the Kansas miners The committee
on roads ana bridges also lav0rably re-
porte5 the wide tire bin