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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
Washington, d. G.. June 8. lse3--Notiee is hereby
given that the om.iissioners of the District of
Columbia propose do the following work under
the system. half the cost thereof to be
~ s Of apprava august aad
that public hearing will be given In their board
FOURTH. 1904. AT MEVEN O'Clock AN,
when and where parties interested can appear and
SE% s Nn the osf ney
On the south side of Sheridan street n. w. from
1eth street extended To the Piney Branch road. at
an estimated cost of S64S. to be assessed against
all lots I'm 5. p. Browns subdivision of Mount
Pleasant abuttng said south side of Sheridan
street between the limits named: on the west side
VI nth street extended NV. From Florida avenue
to Iieaneke Irving, street. at an estimated of
50 400 lie assessed against all property abuttng
said west side of 11th street extended between
the limits named; on west side of Brown street
W. frem Sheridan street Howard avenue at an
estimated Of $435. TO be assessed against all
lots in s. p Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleas
and AUDITING said Brown street between the lin
its named on the west side of 18th street ne
from Gales street to Benning road, at estimated
cost of SS4S. to be assessed against all lots In
block 90 Rosedale ard Sherwood abuttinc on said
side OF 18th street between the limits named:
the west side of lit street ne. from street
mated Of S572. to be assessed against lots In
sGs limits anasns RESET e srd Sp between
MENT sIDF.wAIK-on the east side OF old 10th
street from Kenesaw avenue to Park street. at an
estimated of 81 .213 to be assessed against all
lots in s. p Browns subdivision OF Mount Pleas
ant ahuttins on said old 18th street between hs
Iiiits Haupeu Ia q WIN
BRICK OR ASPHALT BLOCK-4ilI alleys in block
s. Brightwood Park. at estimated cost of s. $50
n. Il. +. MCFARLAND HENIN l.. WEST
JOHN BIDDI.E, Commissioners D. C.. jeS,9102O
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Washington, June 8, 1eo3.-NoTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN that the thirtieth day of
June. 1903, will expire all licenses issued by the
District of Columbia to the proprietors of Hacks.
Coaches. Omnibuses, Cabs and all other passenger
vehicles for hire: Private Bankers General Brokers'
Note Brokers, the Washington Stock Exchange
etc These licenses must be promptly renewed by
all persons desiring to continue business ri 1t
DARNEIIIE, Assessor. D. c. ie5ef
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE+CTTY AND COUNTRY PROP
erty. What have you to offer? Address Box 226
Star Office. je66t'
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOT 14TH ST.
me-; will exchange for farm, suburban city
house. CARLETON b. HAZARD, 612 18th st.
ne. Phone main 1920. je6-2ts
Of sSs acres OF line wash, Bait. and Annapolis
electric r. R.; 100 in cultivation; 16s
acres in timber; ESQ cords oak wood, sawed dry
spring and stream; near r. r. station. CARLE-
TON B. HAZARD, 6l2 14th ST. NV. Phone
main 1920 Je6-2t'
ron EXCHANGE-BEAUTTUL NEW AND MOD
ern house, on Heights, with \ acre Of land; con-
venient to electric line: 10 minutes ride from
business center Of city; city water. &C.; all mod
crn improvements. WIN exchange for city prop
sgty. Address Box %. Star once. 1e89ts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. In the matter of Arthur Lee Kahn.
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No. 2sImTo the cred
Arthur Of the city CT Washington. ID. C., bank
rrpt: Notice Is hereby given that on the 9th day
Of June A. D. 1903. the said Arthur Lee Kahn
was duly adjudicated bankrupt upon his own petit
ton; and that the first meeting OF creditors VIII
be held at the office Of the undersigned referee,
No. 458 Louisiana nv, In the city OF WASH
ington D. c., in Nos. and TO- on the 18th
day of June A D. 1903. at II o'clock am, at
which time the said creditors may attend prove
rupt and transact such other business may
properly come before said meeting. WILLIAM NJ.
HALLAM. Referee Ale In Bank n RALSION q, &
Bankrupt. II
oiled June 5. 1903 ]. R. Young, clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia. Maurice J. Sheehan vs.. Ann Murphy;
ply If living; the unknown heirs, devisees and
aDenees Of John Murphy. II he be dead; Thomas E
Waggaman and John W. Pilling, trustees. Equity
the title in fee simple in the complainant BY adj
verse possession In and to the following described
Washington, District Of Columbia to wit: Be-
ginning at a point I'd street east ffty-eight
feet six inches south from the northeast corner
of lot IS, square 719, and running thence west
thirty nine feet six inches, and thence south ten
feet thence east thirty nine feet six inches, and
place of beginning. On motion of the complainant.
by his solicitor. 1t Is this 9th day Of June. 1903.
ordered that the defendants, Edward Murphy and
deyisees or aiienees Of John Murphy, il he be
dead. their appearance to be entered herein.
on OF before the arst rule day occurring three
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with In
case of default. This order is to be published
ton Law Reporter and The Washington Star. THOs.
H. ANDERSON. Justice. RoSSO F. DOWNING,
9sseE n Fer c0p E ALE true
ant Clerk je6- 2amo Sm
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ACCOUNTANTS.
]. e RATES,

J.. E. BATES,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
Ofnces, 100 and no,
Washington Loan and Trust building,
9th and SITS. NV. Telephone No. 072.
Mercantile. Corporation and Legal Accounting
ec2t-tf.e
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. C..
Washington June g. 1903..Sealed proposals. will
NOON JUNE TWENTIETH nv 1868. for furnishing
eight (sD and twelve az, inch Castiron Water Pipe.
s h asd os FS q E. F. E.
IaSD Henry L. WEST JOHN BIDDLE ss Gem
partment. Washington. May %, 1905. Sealed pro-
F sss rn IN d" ss FL E Effei1sS here pa
year ending June 80 1904 Proposals must be in
ss addressed Is for rH FoTsRass Chief
Of Supply Division. 1eS-5t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. G..
Washington. June 4, 1903.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this office until II O'Clock
noon Saturday. June 90. 1903, for grading and reg
ulating suburban streets and avenues. Blank forms
of proposal, specica items and al other necessary
Information will be furnished at the Office of the
Engineer Commissiopsf d e H b F. MA !,
missioners. d. c. je66t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington. d. C.. June 2
RToPIsas WI Be received at an this s az
TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1908. and
then opened for the construction of gallery and
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. Washing
ton. D. c.. in accordance with the drawing and
office at the discretion Of the Supervising Archi-
tect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Are e
tcct. w,f&m-ot
lumbia Washington, June /, 1903.-Seaed pro-
posals will be received at this office until TWELVE
NJ THURSDAY. JUNE ELEVENTH, 1898 for
repairs to and changes in plumbing, Brookland
School Building. Forms specifications and neces-
sary information can be had at this office. HENRY
r. r. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.. WEST, JOHN
Riddle Commissioners. ja3-6t
MAIL LETTING. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the office OF
the postmaster of the House of Representatives
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON OF JUNE
TWENTY SEW ENTH. 1903 for carrying the mails,
and all mailable matter Of the House of Repiessn-
tatives to and from the city post office. and tn
and from the respective residences OF the members
of the House of Representatives during the fiscal
year ending June 3Oth 1904 No bid will be con-
siiered unless accompanied by the names of at
least five absolutely reliable persons references
touching the character and financial responsibility
of the bidder The postmaster. representing the
government this instance, reserves the right TO
reject any all bids, to reject any one that Is
obviously below what the work well be per-
formed for If any bidder is found to be person
aly incapable Of performing the contract 1t will be
sufficient to warrant the rejection Of the bid The
attention of bidders is called TO the increase In
the membership of the Fifty-e!ghth Congress by
virtue Of the last apportien;nent act Full infor-
nation will he furnished upon application to the
postmaster of the Eouse of Representatives. All
proposals or bids should be marked on the envelope
Proposal for Carrying the House Nails" and ad
dressed TO j. c. McELROY, Postmaster, House OF
REPRESENTATIVE, Washington, D. e. je1-m.4 At
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

DIR. CECIL FRENCH. EXPERT SPECIALIST
Graduate Of Mc(sfH University and RoyaI Vet,
Urinary High School. Munich, Germany.
TREATMENT OF DOG & CAT EXCLUSIVELY,
Once. rs 18th st. Tells. 2994-Y and 3674-A.
my13-t,6
l4TH STREET HOSPITAL FOR ANIMAIS-AI,-
ways open; every comfort for patients and boa I'd
ers. 14th st. carry dogs direct to door
Surgical and medical cases receive special nurs.
ing. Dog cemetery. Phone N. f11-M PIG
14th st ap25-tf
FOR SALE-LAwN GRASS. FLOWER AND GAR.
den seeds, spring bulbs. parrots. eanaries fancy
poultry, dogs, cats etc.
sChMIDs BIRD STORE. 712 18th ct. NV.
mh14-tfsA
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PERSONAL.

nothing better than investigate the excessive
rates pay for mems worn garments. Drop
that postal before you leave your vacation.
jes-tf5 JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 d.
THE IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF DRAFTING cur
ting and dressmsking teaches the latest tailor
system; positively machine or charts used:
square and tape only. 1910 10th ST.. near q.
ap155it"4
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PASTURING.

FIRsT-CLAss PAsTURINa NEAR CHESAPEAKE
Junction. Horses, 81 per month; cows 81; calves,
81. Plenty OF water and shade Apply SIMON
CARMoOY. GA 10th ct. ne. ts420t'
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PALMISTRY.

the worlds grea test palmist and astrologer hold
ing reception lilly at III st. NV, cor OF Sth
Tse, % and 90 cents. mh2S-7ets
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1924 18th 10 2b. fur$1 90 222IstPauls ct5rwII5o
1902 Vt av, 12r, 3b. Ct 50 33 2224 +, Or w..l1-3o
oil 18th, Tor. Oh, ami .55. 30 240I l. 5r. w..1050
93l s. Or. eel. fur. AZ. so FLATS
10000. Tor b lat ci mi31 20 n non housekeeping fat
211S G. 1ir. b. lat. $50 No. 4, ID abr. b. $40
Ella Pa av 12r, 81 80 1871 10th d. Or 90
242l Pa av9r lat 80. 80 I'D & F. eats. 5r. b. r,
2133 F. Or 80 1915 T. 3D. H. 3r. b. 2o0o
81 Esd. ST. b. lat. 80 722 18th. Ar b.....IsJ0
2219 l. ST. b. eel 30 80 2ll9Pa AVID a. Arb 80
2205 H. sr. b. lat. ..25 80 2l23 Spa I'd 30
2423 K Sr b, lat. p so 1157 23d. Sd f. 3r.b.
1900 30th 7r. h, ami ~. 80 252i ~ F. Or ia 500
SIS 23d. 7r,b, lat. mi 20. 50 OFFICE ROOMS.
ssss is 90 6 So asi asa So
24I7 N. Or, $50 1917 Pa a.. II, eel $50 -
iooachas SCI ct. 81. wlti2sS ~ STABLES. ''''
27o2 k 6r W.. II. 80 1912 10th. Is. w...-Iaoj
FOR RENT-BY b. =. SAUL. 5. F. cor. TTH&LN =.
II Grant pl. 11r. b. $50 30 5o3 9th 7rSb. 40
2s24 LIST NV. Or. b. ~ 50 ITO 9Th -sto.3r 80
1918 18th NV Ior. IS SO la1cnliforna ~ $50
1871 1911 nw lo5 b g % AIS Cap Or !, 90
1928 = tn sTi ssocel 50 % - Del av ne 1850
SIS Mo av NV lor b. 30 50 Rs 2i7 Az NV. sta 1000
500 NV A. Sd a. % 50 sss pOmroy NV s- 90
1877 It'll ,sto&eel . 50 RI SOS 18th NV tcol $50
TOP Newark, l1r&b %. 90 416 Navy pl Ar $50
1l29 It'll, store&cel %. 80
Office rooms at 5l2 + ST. NV. steam heat. 1eo-d
FOR RENT-D. u. THOMPSON. 1895 ST.
Col Bch fur 100 1870 Roanoke, 10r.. .4065
2009 kal $50. 90 1874 Corcoran liz b b. 80
1907 18th NV, Or, 5000 2oii ne, Or -1Soa
1897 Phelps NV Oh, Is Grant p nw,2 dt150J
je6-tf
FOR RENT-ROBT H. STONE so4 F ST. NV
lsss Rigs St ior b. ss7 Mss, fur fors "a 81 s.
elegant repair. 5000 SIC Sc. er...-.lb.oo
je6-tf
FOR RENT-FTNE GROOM HOUSE l42 -
NV, low rent; $50 per mo- l. A II -
ING. 1916 st. NV F1
FOR RENT-1T2s you ST: NEW; 10 ROO -:
tiled bath: STEAM HEAT; rooms deep Ia al
ieS,st SToNE & FAIRFAX. 500 sos st NV.
FOR RENT-isI1 ROANOKE ST. BEAUTIFUL
home. 10 rooms tiled bath; hot-water heat;
NEWLY PAPERED. Reduced TO s45
ie8-3t STONE FAIRFAX, so6-sts St DIV
FOR RENT-BRAND NEW HOUSE; ONLY $3.50;
1a3 You st. NV: stories; cellar. Reception
hall: TILED BATH. A BEAUTY.
ie6-3t STONE & FAIRFAX. SOC & SIS + St NV.
FOR RENT-WE CAN RENT YOUR HOUSE.
That's business. 80 per
cent of renters come to ms.
Our Office is central
and convenient. ONE ENTIRE
front room for rents.
large force Of efficient clerks
80. STONE . FAIRFAxs Rental AGENT:
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EOH REM MORE 4 Hi. tlNC.b, III l4TH ST
9 3ss T., X 81 eco ioa "a T.
ss Fla 81 ios % ia As ath. ST. ST. 500
2l7 Bancroft 1877. cbs3.S3 oiG Fla ne Or stab2oo0
lis II av. l2r 3d. soy 5l2 ID ne. Or b.. $3.50
1900 Belmont a. soi sp @% Or Dr.
I7s g llr2b stab - oolI.;I NV, Or. b. Is 80
!:s'to 10th ior. ID 60 90 1929 sth NV. Or.
1900 kenesaw, lor 30 90 1ioa NV, shop. 300
a sSs issh iSr 2iI ,Gtf
1868 nT 1871 10 1888
s2so ! NV. lsr: 2h, 80 90 sI4 n NV. 4r&b $500
ssisi4 Brown ior b. 1850 is "a 81
1896 Howard Tor b. $500 $40 "a Sc. ar&b. $50
2lls 18th. Tor. b.. AZ. 80 STORES.
2I0s 18Th NV, Tor AZ 80 llth&N Sc, st&dw 10000
"w sSs'
lI9I 18th. Or b. 40 so 726 llth nw.2 LIST n250o
1927 Harvard ior.b 20 so 1913 Eth hall&dwgsO.oo
1905 I'D NV, Tor. b. 1850 STABLES.
1892 1892 % n nw i iSf rsiS HIS inv
2204 Decatur. sr. b. .a5- so Rr SIG 2lst
1913 Corcoran. orb .35 90 Rr 4s N, 2 st. bk 900
2l21 NIB. bttiloeD. $500
CALL FOR LIST e OF r PGRSIs sfS B HOUSES If
FOR RENT sal ST. NV; ROOMS AND
bath. Apply III II st. NV. jes-3t'
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. IA 20TH ST NV: 9
rooms and bath: In thorough repair furnace heat.
Rent. $57 80; to adults only. A. A WILSON
CO. 3O3 7th st. NV. jes-6t
FOR RENT-NO. 1713 NEW YORK AVE- oPPO-
site Corcoran Art Gallery; Groom brick;
bath; large front and back yards; key at III.
$50 month In advance.
THE F. T. RAWLINGS co. 1905 Pa ave- Ie3-11t'
FOR RENT-BY L. ]. MILLS, sos 9Th ST NV
1245 sto. eel SIS 1918 18th Or 80 o.
r h1o9 7th NV a. srb Is 90 go NV sr b. 80
Phone f. PAIN jes-tf,6
FOR BENTLEY a. l. RUST. COS 14TH 81. NV.
iiss \. H. rooms rooms uo'....e SIS 40
els Nd; ave. ne. IL rooms .:........ 1000
1852 W n.w........ rooms. ....-....... $3.50
' as doom aeoms 3, 90 o.
1871 Marion. ....... rooms .......--.. 1870
1888 ss Mar Marion .-. rooms ..--.-... is-So
oS9 2otn ne; rooms --..--..---- ,00.nS
Je8-tfi2
FOR RENT-2o2o y ST.; MODERN BRICK
house; 10 rooms and bath: desirable location: in
summer months. s35. 80.
FOR RENT-I715 DE SALES ST; FINE DWELL
ing; 10 rooms: tiled bath: good furnace, Sc;
summer rate-s5o.0o. TIIos W. HuNGERFoRD.
GIT l4th st. JeG3t'
FOR RENT-ei7 ST. NV. 2-sToRY BAY
good repair: $3.50 per Apply for key to
OWNER. 1916 st. NV. myle26t.
i ESs FES az f iscs la. NV us
Flat. 1889 14th. Or. 40. so % SO. $50
500 NV 80 E 3s Ss. , az :. 10th NV
FOR RENT
100 II NV, 15r. b.. $S3. %, 1545 NV, Or -. 20
1890 18th NV, Tor. b.55. 90 1243 It'll nw store 2D
129 Ind l2r. b. 30 90 116 9Th NV. Sr. 20 80
1910 NV 10r b. 80. 90 1922 10th NV, Or. II 30
1907 NV. Or, b.. 40. so 100 10th Sc, Or. 14.3J
616 9th NV, ST. b. 81 so 613 4th NV, Ar 90
1717 Corcoran, Sr. b. 81 so Rear $40 ii 1000
1879 10th NV. Sr b. .25. 80 1870 1ith NV. 10
1888 ne. Or. b. 25. 50 $40 Browns ar 6.5D
POSI- 9th bakery %. 80 1878 ST al, 4r....5oo
APARTMENTS.
925 n NV 6r b. $50 OO716 It'll NV, ar b. IS 90
A. +. FOX co. Inc,
tes-3t $50 Y ST. NV
FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN, AT 7rH ST. sw.
1925 7th II & bat sto. !Sdwi. so 90
zoos st. s.w. 10 rooms bath. ANIL. 80. 10
te6-Sts
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FURNISHED.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-725 ST. NE: FIVE ROOMS AND
bath; range; hot and cold water; lot 21xG5 with
side entrance; house In perfect condition.. rent.
1880. ThpS- T.. WAGGAMAN. JEST
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AUTOMOBILES,

FOR SALE-wINTON PHAETON AUTOMOBILE
I'm good running order. Price, $lT5.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AUTO CO..
jee-3ts = 1920 18th st. NV.
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FOR REM MOORE iILi. uNC.), III l4rH ST.
UNFINISHED.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-A GROCERY AND PROVISION
store. doing a gpod business: owner retiring on
account of health. Apply SAMUE LEE. 1913
Az St jeS-6t"
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WANTED YOUNG MAN DESIRES SECOND
story r0om between 18th and 10th, Il and :;
with without beard. Address z. X. c.. Star
Office. IT.
WANTED - TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. ID
floor. Immediately patent office. by lady
and state price; permanent. Address Box
10, Star Office. IL
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM WITHIN IS
~ minutes of government printing office. Ad
dress H. D. r.. Star office. 1t
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FOR RENT-5-ROOM AND BATH FLAT, 618 18TH
ST. NV: Broom and bath fat 1851 18th St
For key and price inquire I. A. HARDING, 1916
@ st. NV. je6-3t
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WANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE; 100 ACRES
Of coed meadow land plenty Of water and shade;
at So per month, or s. per month with grain
feed; horses called for and delivered. Telephone
call main 1885, or c. II. PARKER, 43S ~ st
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

PURCHASE A HORSE; NOT OVER
years; about 1. loo pounds, 10 hands, good
traveller. Apply 1850 st. before 10, to pm.
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FOR SALE-1s HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES
from Va; draft horses and drivers: will be sold
reasonably. Can be at THYSON HOUSE,
18th and p SITS. NV. my23- 26t@
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FOR RENT-TWO LOVELY BROOM AND BATH
fats In The Prescott. So Eye ST. n.e at summer
rates. CAYWoOD GARRETT. 1921 New York
ave. NV. je6-8t'
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FOR SALE-HANDSOME DRIVING HORSE, SUIT
abe for victoria brougham For further infor-
nation apply ut stable in of 1881 st. NV.
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WANTED-TRUNKS REPAIRED, CALLED FOR,
made good and returned; prices very rea-
BILE. Largest stock of popular price trunks,
bags and suit eases In the city. Our own make
Address TRUNK FACTORY, 1856 It'll st. NV.
Phone Main 3036-Y. ja296m-6
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WANTED-AT ONCE, 81, 900 WORTH OF SEC
ond-hand furniture, carpets and stoves; You Will
do well by consulting before disposing OF
same. Drop postal to Il. NOTES, 637 La. ave-;
phone +. 1877 NJ. my2S-26t',o
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WANTED--LOTS.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-SI- SDAY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN 21ST
and o. SITS n.w and tie,,rgetown. gold heart
locker. with engraving and tlntype picture In
inside Reward IL returned TO Star office. IT.
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOTT 4 WILCOX,

FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN, AT 7TH ST. Sw.
1925 7th H. IL rms. 4 bath sta. &dwl. $40 90
zoos st. sw.. 10 rooms bath. ami. 30. 10
Dts
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-13
Was Lucas Day in House
CONTINUED from First Page.)

mittee was read on the Watts bill, signed
by j. O. A. Bryan and c. j. Carson, de-
claring that the bill violated the great
principle of local self government.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Graham, of Granville: Joint Resolution
OF inquiry as to the cost of enlarging
the Capitol
Graham Joint Resolution in regard to
the election of United States Senators
by the people. Committee on Federal
Relations.
Graham To prohibit the manufacture
and sale Of liquor within three miles of
Fellowship Baptist church, Dutchville
township, Granville county
Gattis, of Orange: To incorporate Cald-
well Institute Graded School, Orange
county.
Murphey. Of Rowan: To appoint a GER
tain Justice OF the Peace in Rowan coun-
ty.
Williams. of Union: To change the cor
porate limits of the city of Monroe.
Abel. of Johnston: To authorize
Smithfield 20 issue bonds.
Abel: To establish certain free school
districts in Johnston county
Abel: To appoint certain Justices of
the Peace in Johnston county.
Newland, of Caldwell: To repeal GER
tain portions Of the charter Of the Caro-
lima and Northern Railroad. Accompa-
MED by petitions.
Phillips, of Brunswick; To change the
time of holding courts in Brunswick
county.
Stevenson, of Iredell For the relief OF
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the State Treasury not otherwise APP
propriatad and the State Treasurer is
directed to pay the same from time to
time on the requisiti0n of said Commits
sion, signed by the Secretary approved
by the Governor, and accompanied by
estimates Of the expenses to the pay
ment of which the money so drawn is
to be applied.
Section 8. This Act shall be enforced
from and after its ratification"
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

Vi NOftHdInpIUH helHbeI VI Committees
on Appropriations. Education, Judiciary
and Salaries and Fees.
John Franklin, of Johnston, an old Con-
fcderatc soldiers living in Iredell
Rucker. of Rutherford: To prohibit the
manufacture, sale and shipping of liquor
into High Shoals township, Rutherford
county.
Kicks. of Nash: To protect game in
Nash and Edgecombe counties
Kicks: To appoint certain Justices of
| the Peace in Nash county.
Billiard of Cumberland: To enlarge
| the boundaries of Cross Creek stock law
| territory
Crocker, of Wilson: To establish the
| Farmers and Merchants Bank, of Will
| son.
Luther, of Montgomery: For the relief
| of Jesse Brown, an ex-Confederate SOL
| der
| Thomas, of Ashe: To amend the charter
of the New River Development Company
| of North Carolina.
| Morton. of New Hanover: To protect
| buyers of salt.
| White of Halifax: To protect fish in
| Smiths Mill Pond during the spawning
season.
White: To amend the charter of the
| Scotland Neck Bank.
| Simpson, of Perquimans For the re-
| lief of John A. Lamb, of Perquimans
county
| Jarrett, of Macon: To amend chapter
! 715, Laws of 1901. for Macon county.
| Wood. of Johnston: To appoint Henry
| S. Rhodes, a Justice of the Peace in
Johnston county.
| Thompson, of Onslow: To create ad-
| ditional Justices of the Peace in Ons-
low.
Thompson: To authorize the Commits
sioners OF Onslow to levy a special tax
| Thompson: To protect Brown Sound
| fishing interest in Onslown county.
| Doughton, OF Allegheny To amend
chapter 126, Laws of 1895. relating to
Little River.
chapter 271 Private Laws of 1899, au-
thorizing the Board of Water Commits
| sioners of Charlotte to issue bonds.
| Billiard of Cumberland: Substitute for
| bill prohibiting shipping of liquor into
! Cumberland county.
| Ray, of Yancey: To prevent throwing
| of sawdust into streams of Yancey
| Pegram, of Wilkes: To confer police
powers on deputy sheriffs and magis-
| trates in Cooleemee.
| Pegram: To amend the charter of North
| Wilkesboro.
| Mason, of Carteret: To incorporate the
| Bank of Carteret, Morehead City.
| Hamilton. of Cabarrus: To appoint q
Justice of the Peace for Cabarrus county.
| Drewry. OF Wake: To secure proper
| supervision of payment of taxes by in
surance associations and orders.
| Drewry: To amend chapter ITO, Laws of
1901. relating to insurance of State prop
| erty.
Whitaker, of Wake: For the relief of
| Confederate soldiers.
| Grant, of DAVE: To prohibit the manu-
| facture and sale of liquor within 21a miles
/ of Cooleeemee Methodist church, Davie
county.
Grant: To appoint certain Justices of
| the Peace for Cooleemee.
West, of Cherokee: For the relief of
Jesse Pate, an eXConfderate soldier Of
| Cherokee county.
THE CORPORATION LAW.
AT eleven o'clock the bill amending
the Corporation Law so as to give any
corporation the right to own stock Of
another corporation, was laid before The
House as the special order
Judge Graham vigorously opposed the
bill, saying there was tendency to en-