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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-01
Nez0 Xork Cotfo1t Mdrket
NEW YORK. Aug. ..31:--The cotton arket
closed Arm, net 7lalE points higher: : J.
= Nc90 York Gram and Produce:

3 - . - 800 .
4: NEW: YORK. Aug: 3I.-ELouRZRe
23t9l7 barrels exports $50: barrels Neg.
Iected-. and nominal. !. II ~ -. -.r..::
= WHEAT Receipts IS $50 bushels: exports,
49, b bushels, spot easy. No: 2: red s45Ese
#. o.: b: elevator and SIC Fl o. ID afaat: No:
Duluth: SSe 80. >b: afioat; No. T. hard Mani
t@ba. 93licf: OBJ aioat: Optioiis at Arst
:VteEe weakened by over: bes clearing weak
a &. noon they rallied ofl export riiflers and
co&eiing by shorts but: later, declined on a
( fair -:N+s biz supply and llduidatlon%= Closed
IA &c l9wers Ma " 81 y n IS &c CLOSED $50.
sept IEber: 81 ia Csc. closed. S67s Decen.
-t He RS-- Fl rri -. r. =. r. r.. . - +
J. HI p ES-Steady = -: -: =
r.. pO0L-Clllfet :. . :. =. =: :. :- =:
e. C8lFI pot: QUIET. The riarke for .cof-
fee futures .6reied stea Ss al IL ,oS-5
*ke{s snd a fun noyenTeD T. Very little ceffee
as: offering however. and ruling was steady
at the init al decline most of the session. al
though there was "a little covering 4 toward 1the
senee of sellers - he close was stea4ly. net
Unchanged to IS points lower -Sa les 5000 bags
Incl nd ing: : SEPTEMBER 81 5c;: November $500
la3. 93c;; Dccemberl; a .25c3," january 435c:
March f. f5cs May. A. e5cf <: ~ - Z.
-. sAR7-RaW. firm Refined, firm. -: *
&; IL; <.::: DRIED. FRUITS r. -. -.
r. ,EVAPCRA TED. :APPEES4--The market con:
t3nues quiet with the tone: rather easy tiioIixh
prices: show little alteration: y Common "a re
Quotsd. al: "A 5q} prime 54q52 q c; choice. .6q
PTljIN E:s:5pet are steady and in fairly: ac;
ttve+r qrlJ ement: Quotations range from q u
gre <fer aI:<grades. - - ~;
-. AI2IaIcl5T S.Attract "a. fair. jobbing. move
are quoted at e14! d9ssci extra choice ia
Joke; fancy >1t1S@I1 &c: -. :. :"
:PEACHFS-Are~; quoted. firm. Choice, are
quoted at 7q7l5e5 extra: choice, 7hGsc.
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" Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

I: Receipts from the northern coast OYER sun
day. while AMPLE were not excessive, and. the
market stood, about. the same as IL. did last
week. Fine brands Of creamery. ruled. firm,
but the medium and lower grades were weak
and dragging, and some of them have been on
hand. for: a week. = = -:
Cheese remains as before, being weak and
in large supply: with liberal, stocks in cold
storage: - -: = =.
Eggs rule steady at~prev.ious prices, and the
demand and supply about balance: =. :; - :
" Receipts, Were 81. 900 lbs. Butter. 645 cases
Eggs and. "a, 0O0+Ibs Cheese. -.
$. BGTTERzCream :2Td2Sc for extras and
25@26c for; seconds; dairy. 81 d23c; store But
ter 17920c; Eastern. :22d24c. ~; :.@ -.
: rCHKESE--New,i 12d12 15c;;: Young America
.1SGl4ciI. Eastern. -15@1ec;" western I4a15c
:: EGGS-Ranch: S1G32c for large white select
ed and 2Sa20c for good to choice; store, 2rTI
27c;: cold storage. 25c; Eastern, 1sq23c per
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Provisions.

Chicago was considerably lower, with a
dragging market. There was no change here
ttI1KED MEATS-Bacon. l255c per ID for
heavy. l3c for light medium. loo for light,
i5Ihc for extra light. 17hc for sugar-cured and
iSi5c for extra sugar-cured; Eastern sugar
cnrsd Hams 15%c; California Hams 1bIzc;
Mess Beef, $11 50Q12 per Dbl; extra Mess. So
az so; Family. $1s so; prime Mess Pork, s19;
i2i5c; pig Pork. $2S; Pigs Feet. IS Is;
smoked Beef. 15c per ID.
I,ARD-Tierees quoted at 7&c per ID for
compound and l0G10Ac for pure; half barrels,
pure. lo1sQ10$4c 10-lb tins. 10A 411c; 5-Ib
inns 111zc; Glib tins, 11kc
COTTOLENE-one half barrel. e%c; three
gHc: five tierces, 91kc per lb. G. /.
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Beans and Seeds.

Small lots of new Beans coming in right
along now and they keep the market weak
and. unsettled. though there is no further de-
cline.
New Backeye are quoted at So so and new
Large White at 81 so per ctl.
SO Is; small White So 1908 o5; large White
50 5000 So; Pink, 50 1892 90; Red. 50 s093;
Lima SO 2561S 40: Red Kidneys nominal :
Blackeye. So 5o@2 e5 per cti: Horse Beans
81 40d1 so.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard. nominal; Yellow
5G5hc for EASTERN Alfalfa. nominal; Rape,
Ia 621kc: Timothy, 606hc; Hemp, SAQ3lac
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Flour and MiNstnfs.

observation-disclosures Family. Extras. S. Coa
50, usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 5o6L4 so,
oregon and Washington. So yOe14 20 per hhi
family and So 90q4 40 for Bakers
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are A.,
Flour, 50 %; Rye Meal 50; Rice Flour 81:
Corn Meal. So co. extra cream do, 81 20; Oat
Greats, 81 so; Hominy. 81 1904 so: Buckwheat
Flour, 81 50GI4 rs: Cracked Wheat So Is. pa
rina 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour. So rs: Rolled
Oats, bills. .S74s 60; in sacks. Sc 5OQs To-:
Pearl Barley SO: Split Peas. boxes, 81. Green
Peas So so per 100 lbs
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Foreign Futures.
Eastern livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

Gf1IOAOO.
. CHICAGO, Aug 1-.CATTLE-Receipts
10, 900; Western, 15c higher; good to prime
steers, IS 1905 TO-. poor 10 medium. 81 150
25;t stockers and feeders. 50 50q4 %; cows,
81 50Q4 60; heifers, 81 25B4 So Gamers.
81 5OG2 20; bulls, S204 35; calves So -5OdG rs
Texas fed steers SO 2595 so; Western steers,
So. 1904 %
HOGs-Receipts to-day, 50, 000 tomorrow,
Is, 000 steady; closed. we'll; mixed and butch
ers. IS 1905 co. good to choice heavy, So 400
8 20; rough heavy. s5d5 50; light, So 4oa6 10;
bulk of sales. SIS 2595 GO.
SHEEP-Receipts, "a, 900; sheep, 1Oc to zoe
higher; good to choice wethers, So 1903 So;
fair to choice mixed. So 25d3; Western sheep,
81 1896. 10; native lambs, $4Q5 10.
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. Coinage III. .x4Hg5.lt,ys;t.

III tbis city during the month OF August CEN
sted Of $3.50 0O0. in god eagles. $4,000 ia
saElo4rd. silver dollars .o0o in SILVER hs.f
d liars ana 2 OQ4 200. Philippine silver pesos
ln-Apgllst-. 1907 the coinage consisted OF So
lfOuQ u. double eagles: leagles md half eagles.
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NEATHER - Zoe .CoNDITIONs
san .FRA Ni7FsCo. Alt. Ms 3 !,

Vgllows--Croe conditions unchanged. -
ilrerside-Average weather; season fairly
good for citrus interests :.
Holiister-Hay VIII not. be baled for another
north.
.colusa--Fruit conditions unchanged good
drying weather.
.PqrTer,alle- ripening well outlook
good FOR large crop
Livsrnlore-Almonds nearly ripe. very va
-stoc Eton-Future prospects potatoes heavy;
begne medium; grapes heavy; late fruit light:
- i9yerdale-Grapes. an average crop wine
ma king begun. - o; 49, 20
Santa Msria-Sunnmarizing season a banner
year .for' sugar. beets.. oats and barley, but
wheat and. beans lighter =
N aDa-GTain crop light hay medium, fruit
good.
:-Palerno-sOlive crop better than was an
ticipated earlier in the season.
Special Wheat and Fruit. Bulletin ceases
with.this issue.
A. G. McADIE. Section Director.
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Cams.d Eratt. SaIm2n h. III England

The. gSrooers: Gazette SAYS OF. the liverpool
market for. sal ulon: THE reported short ruin OF
fsh on' The. Puget; Fraser and Northern Rivers
has caused an. advance in price Of quite Is TO Is
~ per case, and large country sales are being
mace az these a dyanoed Limits Half-pound are
n especial inquiry and IL is not at all. uni Kelly
limits VIII advance cCnsi derabtg. especially.
I-ale event of-the news Of the pack continuing
10 be discoura ging-- Canned. fruits have. been
az apced in price .cOnsi derSbly in consequence
81 she great scarcity and shortage -.
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! DiftieS on Imports.

The receipts Of duties on imports at the. Gus
.tohl-hoGse during the month OF August wers
s120Fl+ against. 1898 ;67s IN August, 1902
7he total recepts from January Ito date were
S5l74.Sl5. against S5fO42;OlT during the same
period last wear. - - ~
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne70 York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-There was a con-
siderable growth in the volume OF business in
stocks to-day and show OF strength, which
was quite imposing. but neither the activity
nof me strength lasted the day out. The ag-
frc8ales transactions rose 70 that Of the mill
Ion snare mark, but the largest part OF this
was cope ~ the two hours before noon
DuTlhs The active period OF the market ad-
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Bank Clear,.ui.ii;g.5.S

Local. bank .elearings. gained 100000 in.
august. being Sl23 s25 904 against. sle7 s251I3
for August, 1902. For the first eight months OF
The year they were CS9SS ISL 955. against Ss571-
$50 .l54 for the same time in 1902 These RaiBs
ntie< bearings show an excellent state OF trade
FL rhis-cfty...- -. -. .. = -
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- - -. -. liF,NFRAI

. y ~ ltt.ts -9N LIIIcAHS. AND GENERAL
II ~. E, 49, " FaQREC ASH: RI. - ~
= he pressure zllas fallen slowly yOsser Calf
and thern Oregon. A depressiois
oHertes ne Val st. b the e dorado. and raj ms
con- .Tle So ARIZONA southera Utah and north
- rhaer weather presails in ealifoFnia In
ne Qteriet afraEloor te1spfTatures OF about
ll.l DEGREES prevail. and Conditions are faT6r-
able 'for GROW Ee and dr. 9rg FRUITS. :: -: ~
ma &c = san Z rartcisco for@3O hears
end ing. rs diR hts sep eTIi5ar
asrther1l Ca orylia -@FaiE Tiiesdag.: con-
tlnueQ, warm: ID All .E,ertieTiy.- Binds =: =:
lSout them &C a. t-fils n air 'riesdsy. con-
tinued warm u st5iVi6st tp- MIS-
sSetats- re 'Il:eis,lSsE-
san Franc SEQ and ti@l ityI7sfr -f,6sds -
CONTINUED warm 3 ~ SIT north Nlfd. cl6ngisig
TO '6ri- j gIEest s.2..-
: -. a o. AloADLE.- Dlstllet Eareeastsr.
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12c; Focthill, 10@12c: Middle County. 11a13c.
Quotations for spring clip follows: Hum
5oldt and Mendocino. 1sG20c; Nevada, 13915c;
Valley Oregon, fine, Isolde; do, medium. ITO
1Sc; do, coarse. 16917c per ID.
HOPS-22Q23c per ID for both 1902 and 1903.
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shoulders Cboxed), eT@7c; clover contract
grade SO 75.

market was steady; creameries. 14q19c; dairy.
13Q17c. Cheese. steady; 91SQ111ac. Eggs,
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.TONOPAH MINES.
DHT Al

Giant Powder Company Con- has declared
dividend 81 OF 80 cents a share.
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!. Coinage .:of". Silge'rr..::

WASHINGTON Aug S1.-1The Director Of
the Mint to-day: purchased so 900 ounces of
silver. for account of Philippine coinage. at an
Francisco. -. -. - -. ~.
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OTTAWA Ont. Aug. 31--Sir Richard
Cartwright has given notice in Parliament Of
a resolution TO make provision for = subsidy
not exceeding Sf33. 333 year for steamship
service between Canada and Francs
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St. LOUIS Wool Market

:. sT. LouIs. Aug. :$1.---Wooi quiet :Cotmbine.
and clothing. I6g2114e light, fine -t59IT15e;
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Heather Report.

For the tweuty-four- hours ending 8 p m,
.t2oth. meridian time, san Francisco: aug 81
=. THE COAST RECORD: g =.
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$1,000 North'n Ry OF Cal IS a.......li9 90
$1,000 Pr Of Arizona d91O ......., 100 90
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:. Kfsiblle Grain. Supply.

: NEW YORK: Aug. 31+--The visible supply
Of grain; August o. as COMPETED by the Pro
@duce Exchange Is ais. fellows: -. ::
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firmer: No. 2 red spring wheat, 7aX as2 Sc
No. 2 corn, 50kc: No. 2 yellow. 53c; No. 8
white oats. 35AQ3Sc; No. 2 rye, 53J55c; good
feeding barley 4sc; fair to choice mating
5OMc; No. / Northwestern fiaxseed 81; prime
timothy seed. SO 80: mess pork per bhl. $12 20
ribs sides Qoose). 81 12Isq7 371z; dry sailed
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UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Bond transactions
United Railroads OF San Francisco, p, 900 at
$40 so, 5000 at S79 25
NEW YORK BONDS
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!. EIpi.j1..Blftfe,...

= ELGIN.. ILL.,. Aug, 3l:-Butter firm; official
market, 1915 offerings to-day. 300 tubs. all
sold at. l919c; output for week 1876 lbs:
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% per ton.
DRIED PEAs-ereen 81 soa2 per ctI.
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Afternoon Session.
5PAcIFIC sTOCK EXCHANGE.
2 The following were the: sales on the Pacific
Stock and Exchange Board; yesterday 80
-.
.Afternoon SESSION.
.:.TONOPAH MINING. EXCHANGED.
Morning Session

: The following were the sales on the San
francisco: and .Tonopah Mining Exchange yes
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Bar silver, steady. :26%4 d per ounce. Money,
-I1Ad1%: per cent. The rate of discount In:
the open market for short bills is. 2 1871 SOFA
per cent. and for three months bills is 25s@,
2 10 10 per cent. . - :: -:
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81 81 81


. AUCTION SALE, TUESDAY, Sept I, n
a. m, at .1140 Folsom ST., OF wagons camping
outfits. carts. rubber-tire buggies and Surveys
and also 40 sets Of single and double harness
and 25'head of-all-purpose horses.
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Mining. Stocks.

SAN. FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the. sales on the San. Fran
cisco stock and. Exchange Board yesterday;
- e. o
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission Merchants.
SUGAR FACTORS.

-AGEETs EOR-
Ths Eva Plantation Co.
Ehs Waialua, Agricultural Co., Le4-
Tha Koha1a Sugar Co.
Tks waimea Sugar Mil Co.
Tho Fulton Iron Works. Ct. LouiA
rha Standard on Co.
The George r. Blake Steam Pump
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life In
Burancs Co. OF Boston
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co. 81
hartford. Conrl-
Ths Alliance Assurances Co. Of Lon
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(continued from page p

No. 10 was taken up for second reading
This is the dental surgery measure,
and the House put in a new section
providing for the revocation Of license
for malpractice or irregulartty.
Kaniho had recommended the post
ponement of the bill, and he fought its
passage. saying he came from the
country districts where there were no
dentists. and this would work a hard
ship.
Aylett said under the bill 1t would be
unlawful for a man to pull his own
tooth. He said he would support the
bill. however, to keep out quacks.
Kumalae told of the sad case OF a
young man who died from mal-prac-
tice, and supported the measure. Ka-
lama and Fernandez likewise opposed.
The motion to postpone failed. and the
bill passed second reading.
The House then adjourned, though
there were twenty-one bills on third
and twenty-seven on second reading.
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AFTERNooN SESSION.


In the afternoon the bill passed unan-
imously with ten votes. The total
amount appropriated is $3.50, 714.2S.
Senate Bill No. 14s, relating to insur-
a.nce, went over until Wednesday.
Senate bill No. 159, for protection
against explosives. passed second read
ing on the adoption of the committee
report. To be read third time today.
House Bill No. s.. relating to drawing
of juries. and No. SO, amending act 20,
were referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
House Bill .1O4, providing an opium
law, was referred to the Committee on
Public Expenditures.
House Bill No. 90. fixing two pay
days in a month. passed second reading
on adoption of committee report To
be read third time today.
Senate Bill No. 172, amending the
medical law. was referred to the Mis-
cellaneous Committee.
Senate Bill No 1874. providing for the
enforcement of DEGREES in equity passed
second reading. To be read third
time today.
Senate Bill No. go can act relating
to negotiable instruments. was taken
from the table and passed third read
ing. 10 to l, Paris voting no.
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THE FIREMAN is in great danger
from falling bricks or timbers as well
as from the flames. No fire department
is properly equipped without supply
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This lini-
ment is unexcelled for burns and
bruises. One application gives relief.
Try it. Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd
wholesale agents. sell it.
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IN THE SENATE.

Senator Dickey presented a number
of netitions asking the adoption of the
local option bill To be considered with
the bill, if taken from the table.
Clerk savidge read a petition from
citizens asking amendments to the tax
exemption law of 1901. TO be taken up
with a bill, if introduced.
A. L. Ahlo. acting for Japanese and
chinese merchants, requested a refund
of s4.5o5.sl. which he alleged had been
Illegally collected in merchandise Ii
censes.
The resolutions adopted by the Cham
Der of Commerce on Saturday were re-
ceived and laid on the table. Senator
Achi wanted the Senate to consider the
standard Telephone Company fran
chise Immediately, but senator Browns
motion to lay on the table prevailed
AGAINST AsIATIcs.
A petition was received from the
Citizens Hackmens Union against the
amendment of the Ways and Means
Committee which made the Hacimen's
bin refer only to subsequent licenses
and saying that the amendment struck
out the only thing that would better
their business To be considered with
the bill.
A petition was read from the Hawa-
iian Protective Association, and en-
dorsed by the Trades Council, that all
licenses be limited to citizens. To be
taken up with any bill that may be
introduced.
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CITY BILL GOES THROUGH
IN The LOWER HOUSE

the committee report Third reading
today.
The third reading of the act relating
to negotiable instruments went over
until evening.
Action on the bill amending the law
relating to liquid explosives went over
until Wednesday. at the request Of Nc
Candless. He said the section relating
to gasoline would work serious injury.
Senator Crabbe said the proposed law
would close Oahu Plantation and keep
out automobiles. etc. Senator Dickey
replied that the section was in the pres
ent law.
The bill exempting the Pacific
Heights Railway from taxes passed
third reading. u to 2. Kalauokalani and
Kaohi voting no. Senator Brown was
excused from voting. saying he was
interested. Kalauokalani at first refus-
ed to vote. but was compelled to do SO
by the chairman.
The bill to suppress gambling passed
third reading, but with an amendment
by Brown taking from tbs police the
power to enter buildings without search
warrants.
The bill appropriating money for un-
| paid bills was taken UP. senator Paris
moved the insertion Of number of
unpaid bills submitted by the Depart
ment of Public Works, aggregating
about $4,000. Rejected, to be placed
in the appropriation bin.
On motion of Senator Paris the item
of $3.50 for the waialua Soda Works
was reinserted He explained that the
bill was for water for the reformatory,
and not for soda water.
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TELEPHoNE FIGHT.

Senator Achi introduced a bill grant
ing franchise to the Standard Tele-
phone Company. Senator c. Brown
objected to suspension of the rules, but
Achfs motion prevailed, 10 to 8. The
bill passed first reading and will be
given second reading today.
Senator c. Brown introduced bill to
amend the beer license act, in order to
meet the objections of Governor Dole.
Senator Dickey moved that the local
option bill be taken from the table.
Lost, to 5.
The bill appropriating $2.sSzS5 for re-
endorsement of road boards to whom
Wilcox failed to send money passed
third reading with 10 ayes.
Action on the House bill providing
hackmen's licenses was deferred until
Wednesday, at the request of Senator
McCandless, who said that Aylett. the
introducer, had asked this so that he
could see what disposition is to be
made of the county bill.
The bin for the purchase Of Pauoa
springs was referred back to the COM
mittee on motion of Senator Baldwin.
who said the committee wished to make
more amendments.
Senate Bill No 1ss. providing High
school for Hro, passed third reading
with 10 ayes.
MEDICAL BILL KILLED.
senate Bill No. so, regulating the
practice of surgery. medicine, etc, was
laid on the table. on motion of Senator
McCandless. by a vote of to 5. Isen-
berg. McCandless, Achi and Woods
voted with the four Home Rulers
The bill reorganizing the militia pass
ed second reading on the adoption of
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COMMITTEE REPORTS.

The Judiciary Committee reported Ia
vorably Senate Bill No. 40, providing
for a compilation of Supreme Court re-
ports. Report adopted, bin to be read
a third time today.
The same committee reported favor
ably the bill amending the general
railroad law, of which there is some
question of constitutionaIity. The COM
mittee proposes several amendments,
one taking from the superintendent Of
Public Works the power of approval Of
mortgages. The bill provides for a
jury to fix the value of land taken by
condemnation, instead of commission.
To be considered with the bill.
Senator Dickey, for the Miscellaneous
Committee. reported favorably the
House bill providing for the right Of
action for damages.
Senator Wilcox, for the. Health Com
mittee, reported favorably the bill
amending the law relating to building
permits Report adopted; bill to be
read third time today.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-03
4ub gnkntu.

Gen ipritc 8sbfirlfc bite iig i On.
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Sorbltb on en- tiblig 8aar.
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