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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16
Diamond Drill is Penetrating Good Ore
Bodies
HAVE DEPTH Of 4S4 FEET
Representative Moore Believes 1t VIII Prove
Greatest Copper Mine in the World.

Lewiston Tribune.
Representative Moore, of Idaho
County, left yesterday morning for
Minneapolis, where he will attend
meeting of the stockholders of the
mining corporation in which he is
heavy stockholder and which is oper-
ating group of gold-copper claims
on Salmon river, below the mouth
OF Whitebird. On these claims for
some time diamond drill has been
working, the intention of the com
pany being to determine if the enor-
nous lode found on top continued
with depth Speaking of his work,
Mr.. Moore said:
'9The drill has now reached a ver-
tical depth of 484 feet, the length
of the lore being 242 feet. | antic-
ipste that the bore will have to reach
u length of 300 feet before the ore
body is pierced, at vertical depth
of 600 feet mere. When we do
strike the vein | am thoroughly con-
vinced that we will have the greatest
copper mine in the world. The use
of the diamond drill has demon
strated that in Idaho county the
copper veins improve as depth is at
tanned. AS an instance, on the com
pany ground below our main ledge
was seam of copper stained country
rock. At vertical depth of nearly
300 feet, the drill pierced ledge oi
copper ore ten feet in thickness anC
of sufficient richness that 1t woul(
pay to work. Some of the ore takel
out by the drill was native copper
and as whole the ore was richer il
copper than the famous Anaconda
mine at like depth. 1t is expected
that the drill will pierce the mali
ledge before the end of the month.
II look for very bright futur
for Idaho country on account of it
mineral wealth. Not only are tn
mines along Salmon river to be
| source of wealth, in the productio
of copper and other precious metals
? but the Buffalo Hump country wi
e be one of the greatest gold producer
t in the world. In that camp there
g not one but many claim that give
promise of developing into mine
@ similar to the Treadwell, with I'll
:. added advantage that while I'll
: Treadwell has big ledge and 10
+, values, the Buffalo Hump mines WI
Al have equally large ledges and vel
ts high values.
N Representative Moore was accor
( panied by Mrs. Moore and they W
J. visit Chicago before they return, abo
M June
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16
Fenced in the Public Domain.

Lewiston, Idaho, May IA
special investigation just completed
by the United States land depart
ment discloses that stockmen along
the Snake and Salmon rivers are
trespassers on the public domain. 1t
is expected that prosecutions will be
commenced at once.
knowledge of this condition is the
result of visit of M. A. Meyendorf,
special agent of the general land Of
fee, to the Salmon river regions. Mr..
Meyen'lorf reports that the general
land office have received complaints
from many settlers in the Salmon
district, stating that wealthy stock
men had fenced large tracts of govern
ment land, closing in all watering
places, so no stock except that within
the inclosure could use the range. The
investigation shows the Complaints
were we'll founded.
For 100 miles along Salmon anc
Snake rivers, Mr.. Meyendorf reports
that cattle-men had fenced in th,
whole river frontage, using barb wire
in contravention of the state law
One man had unlawfully fenced il
over 5000 acres Of land, and severa
Others have tracts almost as large
Reports will be made to the genera
land office and arrests will probabl
follow. The penalty for this forn
year in the penitentiary.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16
Fight Oh Squaw Creek.

Statesman
An Ola correspondent of the Idaho
City World, writing under date of
May 4, says:
On the 28lh Of last month Andy
Whitney, who was getting out logs
on contract for Mr.. Gordon, who owns
a saw mill at the head OF Squaw
creek, made an unsuccessful effort
to take the life of the saw mill man.
The men disagreed about a settle
ment and fight ensued. Whitney
assaulted Gordon with butcher
knife. He aimed at his throat, but
Mr.. Gordon lodged and the knife
struck his face, cutting a horrible
cash. Mr.. Gordon tied cloth over
the wound and started for the office
of Justice of the Peace Holbrook.
While on the way blood flowed pro-
fusely from the cut. He swore out
warrant and the justice deputized
a man named Robinson to make the
arrest. Robinson is not lacking in
courage and knows just how to handle
such characters. The deputy follow
ed Whitney until lie found the horse
the latter was riding lying dead
When the horse gave out Whitney
shot him, and cut out the brand tt
destroy evidence of ownership OF th'
|. animal which he had evidently stolen
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16

other, and the last he saw as he dis
appeared into the telegraph Office
they were enjoying series of
kisses. The Judge sent telegram
and then went to make inquiries.
'As he got out on the platform
he saw Justice of the Peace Null
laney emerge from the Pullman
with flushed face and in his hand
was copy Of the Constitution of the
United States. Mr.. Arney asked
fellow passenger what was up, and
was told there had been marriage
ceremony. The news quickly spread
and before the train left all the BOYS
Of the town were at the depot with
tin cans, horns, etc., and regular
charivari was in full progress when
the train pulled out.
'Inqulry brought out statement
that the young woman had come out
from Nebraska to meet the man Of
her choice. He is from Weiser, and
had procured the license at Mountain
home, gone to Glenn's Ferry and Sc
cured justice OF the peace and had
the knot tied on the train. Who
they were Mr.. Arney was unable to
learn.
''lt also transpired that the meet
ing at Glenn's Ferry, just few
minutes before they became life
partners, was the first for the couple,
the courtship having been done by
mail They both appeared to bt
perfectly satisfied, and the happiness
shown from every lineament of thei
countenance. Judge Arney under
stood they would make their future
home at Weiser. " N
THE happy groom in the abov'
romantic episode Is Mr.. Fl. w. Weavel
who owns residence property east o
Frank Korup's house. Mr.. Weave
is now working for the Oregon Linn
Co. on Burt River, where the newl,
married couple are living for tn
present. The bride was Miss Nam
Haller, of Omaha.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16
Recognizes BOer PrOwess.

London, May 12.-At banquet
of the Cornish association, held in
London last night, General Pole
Carew said:
cat the beginning of the war,
had the Beers fully realized their
strength and our unpreparedness,
we would have been driven into
Durham and Cape Town and we would
have presented the spectacle of con
quering South Africa from the ses
coast"
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16

screening the windows and catching
them as they mature.
Pigs allowed to run in the orchard
undoubtedly do much good. 1t would
be well to shade the trees occasion
ally to bring down the windfalls be-
fore the worms have left.
The policy outlined here will result
in average years in saving of 80 to
80 per cent OF the crop, if carried
out with vigor and persistence. This
has been demonstrated by number
of Idaho farmers
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Old Soldiers Experience.

M. M. Austin, civil war veteran,
of Winchester, Ind, writes: "My
wife was sick long time in spite of
good doctors treatment, but was
wholly cured by DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which worked wonders
for her health " They always do.
Try them. Only 25c at R. W. SMITH s
drug store. 24-2
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16
Newest Monster Gun.

New York, May 8.-Captain
Wheeler of the ordnance bureau has
been ordered to Watervliet, N. ",
says a World special from Washing
ton, to make a final inspection OF
the 16-inch gun now nearing com.
pleted at that place. 1t is expected
that this gun will be capable of throw
ing ball weighing 2370 pounds I
distance of 21 miles The guI
weighs 130 tons, and its total lengtl
is 40 feet, 2 $40 inches. The bor
is 81 feet inches long with a req
diameter of 60 inches.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16
Blg Reductlon on All Millinery.

| am going to move and to reduce
stock | will commence at once re-
duction sale on all Trimmed Hats,
Street Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, Chit
fons, etc. Mrs. NJ. L. HAND.
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DE WET ACTIVE.
Enters the Transvaal with Two ThOus-
and Men.

London, May 12,-General De
Wet, according to dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Pretoria, has re-
sumed operations and is reported to
have crossed into the Transvaal with
two thousand men.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-16

How Are Your Kidneysf
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all Kidney Ills SAN
ple free. Add Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N. Y
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-04-18
BILLS ON THIRD READING
HOUSE, APRIL II. 1900.

The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The Speaker in the chair. The
following members answered to their
names:
Mr., Speaker, Mess-s. Amos. Anderson
Bates Blair, Blanton, Brown. Rroward
Buford, Burr, Campbell, Oh. mbers'
Clarke, Close, Crawford. Corbett. David
son DOwd, Dowden. Duckworth. FuIton
Gillen, Godfrey, Gornto. Grant. Har'
Ven' Hendry, Hopkins, Hunter. Jack
son. JacODy, Johnson, Jones, Koonce.
Lee, LEngle, McElroy, .McGiffin, HcRae
Ot Fasco, McRae, of Putnam, Osteen.
nalrner' Parrish of Holmes, Parrish of
Manatee, PinhOlSter, Raney, Raulerson,
needing, Rivers of Alachua, Rivers of
columbia, Russell, Shoemaker. Sledge
0mlth, Sparkrnau, Thomas, Umstead.
wall, Whaley. Williamson. Wilson
"oIe, Young and ndZewad8ki.-65.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By MIR. BrOward, H. B. No. 161. To
provide for and establish State Marine
COrps as Reserve for the United States
Navy, In time of war or imminence of
war. Referred to Com. on Militia and
State Troops.
by Mr.. L'Engle, H. B No. 152. To
protect mechanics, laborers and material
men, and to provide for the summary
collection Of moneys due them for wages
ormaterials furnished, Referred to Com.
on.Organized Labor.
II. b. No. 1853: For the .regu lation
dissolution and winding .up of the hnsi,
neSs.ef corporations. Referred to Com.
on Judic ary.
By Mr.. Young, H. B. 1fa: To amend
the city charter OF the CITY of Port
Tampa. Referred to Com. on CITY and
County Organizations.
ny MI. Parrish of Holmes, II. B. No.
100: F1xng penalty upon bachelors |
over ~ years OF age who desire TO marry. |
Referredto Com. on Education.
by Mr. Shoemaker, II. B. Nc. 1865: Reg
ulatlng fees paid fOr board of prisoners
confined In the jails.of the counties of
the state OF Florida. Referred to Com.
on Finance and Taxation.
by Mr. Godfrey, H B. No, J67: To
amend Section 1896 of the Revised Stat
utes OF the State of Florida, relating tod
lnJunctlons against treSpass on timbered
lands. referred to Com. on Judiciary,
BY MIR Raney, q. B. No. 1853: An act
TO amend an act approved May q. A D.
tsS9, and entitled an act to enable the
City OF Tallahassee to exercise the power
by Chapter 1900, of the Laws
)1 FLORIDA, entitled an act to enable
Giles and towns to manufacture and dis
'rlDuSe gas and electricity and to con-
'trucGs purchase. lease and establish and
MAINTAIN within its limits one or more
plants for the manufacture and dlstr,bu-
ION OF gas and electricisy for furnishing
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define tie boundary lines of Manotoo
county Referred to Com, on Civ and
County Organization. anu
BY Mr.: Russell. H. B. No. III: For
She reiieI OF Annie E. Fitzgerald.
BY Mr. Campbell, H. B. No. II: To
authorlze the construction of bridges
across navigable streams by the ownors
OF lands Ou either side of such stream
and TO prescribe a penalty for iniuring or
0estroylng such bridges. Referred to
Com. on Public Roads and Highways.
Ihe reports of cOmmitte q s were naxt
considered and messages received from
the House:
5. b. No. 10: Providing for the ad.
mission to practice law in the courts of
this State of graduates of the law de-
partment OF the John B. Stetson Uni
VerSlty was substituted for House Rill
No. 50, and rule waived and passed.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
BY Mr.. Palmer of Orange, Il. Con.
Il: NG. IL: Relative to the appointment
OF JOINT committee to report the most
economical manner of visiting the yari-
Gus State institutions by select commit
tee. Adopted.
ID. Mem. No. 81: To the Congress of
the United States in regard to waterwav
across the PeninsuIar of Florida form
the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf of Me-
leo. Passed.
d; b; No. SO: To amend Section 237s1
OF the Revised Statutes of the State of
+ florida defining unsuitable homieide.
Fasseds The House adjourned.
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light for municipal use and for the use
such OF its inhabitants as may require
and pay for same as herein provided
Approved June 5,1897. And t. declare
lfae manner in which such city NAV. ex-
erclse such power, anu also To authorize
SAID city to locate, mainttin and operate
any part of any such plant without and
adjacent or near TO said city. and to ac.
quIre and hold land necessary for such
purpose. Referred to Com. on City and
County Organization.
By Mr.. McElroy, Il. B No 16S: To
amend Sections L, 2 and of Chapter
4|14. Laws of Florida, being an act to
provide for working, repairing and
a! man tanning the public roads and bridges
IN Levy county by contracts, and to
provide penalties for failure thereof.
Referred to Com. on Public Roads and
Highways.
by Mr.. Parrish, Fl. B. No. 40: To
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A Family Medicine Chest.

A famil! medicine chest for ten cents
In pretty littl" enameIed metal box
you have the means of keeping the
whole family healthy, from baby t0good
old grandpa. Go to your druggist and
get bCx of Cascarets ttCandy Catbartie
for ten cents, and see chat you always
have them in the HSslse. Collie. sick
headache, dyspepsia, piA iAples, sleepless-
ness. worms and nearly very other all.
ment are cured by some form of con-
stlpatlon and in that little box you have
a perfect remedy always at hand. Save
your doctor bills and prevent serious i'll
ness by the use OF the sweet, dainty little
pieces OF candy that make you we'll and
Keep you well. We recommend Casca-
rets to all our readers.
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ing eight hours a DAYS work in the
State of Florida.
|, we also represent to your honorable
oooy that we are legally authorized and
chartered bodies. working and living
unoer charters issued by authority of
the laws of our State and Nation, ObIi-
gated to take care of our sick and to
Dury our dead. And as such are entitled
10 the sameAcOnsideratiOn and protection
aC Ghe hands of our lawmakers as other
corporate bodies, organized capital, etc,
Inls memorial was adopted by District
assembly 10, of the Knights of Labor
with headquarters in Pensacola, Fla.
representing eighty-two locals in the
state of Florida attached thereto, with
mem 6ership aggregating six thousand,
three hundred and twenty.
This memorial was signed by the Off
GERS Pensacola Labor Organizations.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. McCreary, S B No. 90: To per-
NIT constables to appoint deputies in
certain cases. Referred to the Com on
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Myers, S No. 100: To extend
Ghe time for completing the Tallahassee
Z Ky. and to preserve and continue
the grant of lauds heretofore made To
aid In It's construction. Referred to the
Com on Railroads.
BY Mr. MacWilliams, S B No. 1O1:
Relating to the limitation of hours of
daily service of laborers and mechanic
employed upon the public works of the
State of Florida, and the MUNICIPALITIES
operating Hereunder. Referred to Com
on Organized Labor.
By Mr.. Kirk, S B NJ. 1O2: For the
preservation of wild deer, birds and
otner game, and to prescribe the time
within which they may be hunted, and
precribing penalty for any violation
thereof. Referred to the Com on Game. |
By Mr.. Bitch, S B No. 1O3: Recurring
conditional sale contracts, leases. and /
instruments having the force and effect
OF conditional sale contracts, to be re-
corded, to provide for fee for said rec
ord. Referred to Com on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Bitch. S B No. 1O4: To amend
Sec 1901 Of the R S of the State of Flor
Ida, relating to security for costs by nom
residents, and by residents. Referred to
Com on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Rogers, S B No. 1O5: For the
rellet of Sarah F. VanWageren, as
trustee for herself, Annabelle Robertson.
Fannie E. Lanier, Electra Falligant.
nate +. KrusO4, Harry S. Deese, John /
w. Burrows and Georgia M. Cleveland.
heIelred to the Com on Claims.
5 B No. LOG: To secure to minority of
In corporations organized
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under general laws, the power of elect
ing representative membership in boards
OF directors. Referred TO Com on Cor
pOratiOns.
So No. 1O7: AS to the incorporation
OF social clubs, or societies not for profit.
Referred to the Com on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Peacock, B No. 1O8: Re0uir-
ing the owners Of water-lOgged and
sunken logs in any Of the streams of this
State to remove The same, and prescrib
ing compensation for persons who re.
meze such sunken logs which have been
abandoned by the owners. Referred to
Com on Navigation.
s B No. bO9: To provide a penalty for
selling liquors in counties or precincts
voting against such sales, and to repeal
Chapter 4746 of the Laws of Florida, the
same being an act entitled "an act to
amend Section 2636, of Article IL. Chap.
ter z OF the r S of, Florida. relating to
the selling OF liquors in counties or pre-
clncte voting against such sale" Re
ferred to Com on Temperance.
The reports of the various committees
were next considered, together with
message from the Governor.
Mr.. Carson introduced Senate Reso-
luton No. IA: Whereas, By message
from the Governor. the Board of State
Institutions requests advice as to whether
they should proceed at the present time
to consider bids for! the lease of convicts:
Resolved that it is the sense of this
body that said Boa I'd should proceed to
open bids, and to nIa AXE the most adYan-
tageous disposition pf said cOnVicts pos
slble, IN accOrdance with the laws now
in force, and in accordance with their
advertisement for bids as reported in the
Governors message; Adopted.
Adjourned until Monday.
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A Sure Thing for You.

A transaction in which you cannot
lose is sure thing. Biliousness, sick
headache, fRrred tongue, fever, piles
and a thousand other ills are caused by
constipation and sluggish IiYer. Casca-
rets Candy Cathartic, the wonderful
new liver stimulant and intestinal tonic
are by all druggists guaranteed to cure
or money refunded. G. G. C.. are a sure
thing. Try box to-day; 10c., 25c. SOC.
Sample and booklet free. See our bic
ad.
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For Over Fifty Yooro

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
oeen used for over fifty years By mil
lons OF mothers for their children while
seethlng, with perfect success. Itsoothes
Gne child, sOftens the gums, allays all
pam, cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for diarrhOea. 1t will relieve
me poor little sufferer immediatelv
SOLO by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be
sure and ask for ''Mrs. Winslow's Sooth.
ing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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Everybody Says So.

CascareTs Candy Cathartic, the mosx
wonderful medical discovery of the age.
pleasant and refreshing to ihe taste see
gently and positively on kidneys liver
ana bowels. cleansing the entire system.
olspel colds, cure headache, fever bab.
1tuaI constipation and bilionsness.
Flease buy and try box of c. G, G. to.
gay; III, 20, 90 cents. Sold and guaran..
teed to cure by all druggists.
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SENATE. APRIL -

senate met pursuant to adjournment
tresIdenG In the Chair. The FOLLOWING
senators answered to their names:
-Mr. President, Messra. Adams. Baker
Bitch. BrOOme, Butler. Carson, CottreIJ
Srews, Criu, Denham, Dimick, Harris
hCk, Law. Myers, McCaskilI. McCrearv
MacW IlllamA, Neel, O'Rrlen; Palmer of
I4Lh, Peacock, Rogers, Rouse. Whjddan
Sans, Wilson of 4th, Wilson of 7th
Wadsworth aud Wllllams-31,
INTRODUCTION OF MEMORIALS
Mr, ~ Brlen introduced the followinO.
Pensacola, FIa., ADrII 3. 1e0T
10 the Senate and House of Renresonto-
yves .of the State of Florida.
Genttemen-We, your petitioners on6
constituents, members of the lie ..r-S
labor OrganizatlOns,O of the State raonoct' SO
duly PTay Of your honorable body to en-
aGt Sucn Laws az will give us the fullest
reilel from the evils now copfrontino
ana threatening organized labor.
rISC- we would ask prote ction for all
iegaHy organized labor against an uni1st
ul6crLninatiOn sometimes made against
It ny employers, to-Wit: Discharoino
1NLn S nttCehG aid willing men for no reason
= puC .Chst tney were connected with a
labor organization.
second The enactment of some law
70 compel employers to pay their en-
pIoyees In lawful money, and to abolish
one PreSenG system of checks, scrip or
coupons which virtually forces the EN-
plo5 ee 10 spend his wages at the com.
pdhy store or cOmmissary at prices that
are general lily outrageous.
Ahird. The repeal of all laws that allow
Inc leasing or hiring of c,nvicts in
1irect competition with free labor. .deDriv-
ing honest working men of the oDDort1,-
nity to support their families.
FOIL rth The enactment of law max
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A Superb Grip Cure.

Johnson's Tonic is superb Grip cure.
DrlVes out every trace of. Grip Poison
from the system Does it quick. Within
an hour it enters the blood and begins
to neutraliZe the effects of the poison.
Within q day it places a Grip victim
beyond the point Of danger. Within a
week, ruddy cheeks attest return of per-
feet health. Price, so cents if it cures.
Ask for JOhnson'B Chill and Fever Tonic.
Take nothing else
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Sore Eyes Precede Blindness.

When the children's eyes are sore.
look out! Don't let a simple trouble
ruin them for life. Get a bottle of the
genuine John r. Dickey's Old Reliable
Eye Water and use it at once. It doesn't
hurt the sorest eyes and the good effect
ls almost immediate. The genuine is
always enclosed in a red carton. At
Wight & Bros Drug Store.
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bSioO sOu VIII waste time!if you try to cure
|ons1a31 oSGlon or dyspepsia by starving
gbss That only makes it worse
"a al you DO eat heartily. You always
plenGy OF good food properly di-
nj % Kodal Dyspepsia Cure is the
,s.sl .s cl years of scientific research for
~ Ensnlng that would digest not only
eiements Of food but every kind.
AN y the one remedy that will do
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Continued from I'd Page).

ing to the carrying of concealed wean
0ns and providing a penalty therefor
Referred to Com. on Judiciary.
CONSIDERATION OF RESOru-
TlONS.
3. Con. R. No. 4: Providing for
committee to visit the State Blind. Deaf
ana Dumb Institute at st. Augustine
was taken up and adopted.
d. Con. r. No. 8: For appointment of
Committee to visit East Florida Seminarv
and South Florida Military and Edues.
tional institute, was taken I'D and
adopted.
The President appointed as the mem.
per OF tne Senate committee under Reso
luton No. 4. Mr.. Wilson of the 4th. and
under Resolution No. 8. Mr.. Baker of
the 20th.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
B. b. No. 2: To revive, continue and
extend the chartero of the Ladies' Village
improvement Associa ton of Green Cove
Springs, Florida. Passed.
S.'Joint R. No. %: Authorizing the
acceptance of donation to Florida Ag-
rlcuitural College. Passed.
;. b. No. 9: To authorize the munioi.
pallty of Jacksonville to issue bonds and
Pro'lde for the payment thereof.
The Senate then adjourned until Fri
day II a. m.
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HOUSE. APRIL 70.

The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
The Speaker in the chair, the follow
ing members answered to their names: