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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-09

Rio Janeiro, Feb. S.-The Bolivian
government has replied to the Bra
lillian government, agreeing to Bra
lillian occupation and administration of
the Acre territory pending the settle
ment of a dispute, and promising TO
send a minister plenipotentiary to
Brazil invested with full powers to
make settlement.
New York, Feb. S.-Assi Brasil. minister
from Brazil to the United States who is
in this city, received a cabiegran from
his government today confirming the Rio
JanelrO dispatch 10 the Associated Press
relative to the dispute over the Acre ter
rltory in South America. Minister Brasil
said tonight:
Il received cable advices from my gov
eminent today relative to the Acre mat
ter: The Brazilian government sent an
ultlmatum to Bolivia in February to the
effect that should Bolivia attempt to take
possession of the disputed territory of
Acre. Brazil would occupy and administer
whole dispute had been reached.
Il am informed by -tOday's cablegram
from the Brazilian minister of foreign af-
1airs that In answer to this ultimatum
tary occupation and administration of
the contested territory of Acre to the
west of the Yaco river. The Bolivian
government advises US that they are
sending to Rio JaneirO a minister with a
special mission to reach q satisfactory
solution by means Of an agreement or by
submitting the dispute to arbitration as
Brazil herself had proposed some days
before
Porte Acre. the last point in the Acre
territory which was held by the Bolivian
troops against the revolutionary forces,
was captured by the revolutionists under
Placido Castro on Jan. "A, says the cable
gram to me. Castro has been proclaimed
governor by the victorious revolutionistS
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SUNDAY SESSION.
Memorial Services in Honor of De-
ceased Statesmen.

Memorial Services in Honor of De-
ceased Statesmen.
Washington, Feb. S.-The house Of
representatives today held a memorial
session TO pay tribute to the memory
of the late Senator William ]. Sewall
and the late Representative Joshua S.
Salmon of New Jersey. Mr.. Parker If
New Jersey presided. The eulogists of
the two departed members were
Messrs. Garner CRep.), New jersey;
Mcclellan (Dem), New York; Hull
Rep), Iowa; Steel (RepO, Indiana:
Stewart CRep), New Jersey; Fowler
(Rep), New Jersey; Parket (Rep0, New
Jersey; Flanagan (Dem.), New Jersey;
Foster (Rep0. Vermont: Graft (Rep),
Illinois; Williams CDem.), Mississippi;
Warner (Rep), Illinois; RandsdeH
(Dem.), Texas; Lloyd (Dem.), Maine,
and Ball (Dem.), Texas,
Chairman Hepburn of the committee
on interstate and foreign commerce
laid before the house the report of the
conferees on the department of COM
merce and labor bill and it was or
dered to be printed.
AT 2:40 p. m the house adjourned.
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Pioneers of the Pacific.

Regular meeting was held Wednes-
day, Feb. 4. Charles E Murphy pre-
siding. A large attendance was pres
ent, it being the social evening, and a
good time was enjoyed by all. in dan
cling, games and refreshments. The re-
port on improved bylaws by Judge
Sheckells was accepted. The commit
tee on entertainment, consisting OF
Messrs. Hopkins, Sheckells, Mahan
Murphy and Harry Wynne, stated that
the dance and entertainment to be
given in the Ladies Literary hail. q
South Third East, would be on Tues
day next, Feb. 10. Brother A G. Ma
han was absent. being busy in Odger
installing new lodges. Mrs. Roberts
was reported i'll and was placed in care
of the sick committee
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CHICAGO JANITORS AND ELEVATOR
CONDUCTORS THREATEN A TIE-UP

Chicago. Feb. Sunless the trouble be-
tween the Business Managers assOcia-
ton and the elevator conductors and
janitors who went on strike four days
ago in fifteen of the big office buildings
in the downtown districts shall be settled
at a conference to be held tomorrow
morning. the men. employed in the other
fifty-one buildings controlled by the as
sociation will be ordered out on strike.
When the Business Managers associa-
ton representative endeavored TO-DAY TO
reach the leaders of the strike he was in
formed that settlement must be made
through Albert Young. president of the
National Transfers union; that this set
tlement must include the signing of an
agreement with the teamsters for two
years by the owners of the buildings
where the strike is now in progress rela-
tive to the exclusive use of either coal
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government has won praise by its ju-
dicious action, for now it is seen it
proposes to act only on adviceS from
the representative men.
One of the questions of greatest
present interest and one which the
commission will investigate, is the
present quantity of silver money in
the country. Notwithstanding many
banks have come into existence, it is
pointed out by Finance Minister Ii
mantour that it is still the custom in
many parts of the country among the
merchants and wealthy private per-
sons to keep large amounts of coined
silver in private safes. An effort will
be made to ascertain the amount of
currency, both metallic and paper
which the country requires for its
business
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THE EsoUIMo

The Esquimo eats blubber,
The iumbermen eat pork
These people are constantly
exposed to cold and physical
strain. Experience has taught
them that fatty foods give
warmth and nourishment.
For those who have cold
and thin bodies, or are threat
ened with consumption or any
wasting disease, there is no fat
in so digestible and palatable a
form as SCOTS Emulsion.
Physicians prescribe it.
Wen sezd you little to Try. If you like
- - - J1-11zrA<E- - Pearl street. New Yea
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Modem Woodmen of America.

On last Thursday evening Excelsior
camp No. 1882 held its first regular
meeting for February in the camp hall
on First South and Main streets. There
were three candidates adopted and sew
eral applications balloted upon. After
the limitations the most important bust
ness transacted was the election Of
delegate and alternate to the state
camp to be held in Salt Lake City the
first Wednesday in May, at which time
the delegate will be chosen to repre-
sent the state OF Utah at the head
camp session to be held at Indianapolis
in June next
Utah camp No $3.50 of Ogden ten
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Fraternal union of America.

The regular meeting of Evergreen
lodge Isl was exceptionally well at
tended last Monday evening, notwith-
standing the stormy weather. After
the regular business was disposed of,
the ladies sprang a surprise by an
nouncing that a supper was waiting
down in the banquet hall, where the
members adjourned and enjoyed a fine
repast presented by the Ladies Ever
green club.
The members are panied to hear Of
the death of Frater William ]. White
of 233 L street, the brother of FrateT
H E White, who died two weeks ago
today The funeral viii be held today
at p. m. from the Twenty-hrst ward
meeting house. All members viii please
attend.
Ladies Evergreen club will be en-
tertained this week Thursday by Mrs
L. Morris, at 252 North First West.
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or gas. besides complete surrender to the
demands of the elevator conductors and
janltors
elevator conductors, said tonight: The
Business Managers association has no
escape from recognition of our union.
They declare we shall not arbitrate our
grievances We will arbitrate after our
union has been recognized and not be-
fore. If the managers shall refuse to
give US this recognition before arbitration
there can be no settlement of this trou-
BILE tomorrow and there win be a big
strike on in Chicago before many hours.
for we will call out our men in all the
buildings controlled by the association
The managers claim to be willing TO
arbitrate and to recognize the union and
the grievances of the men together, but
will make no further concessions.
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Improved order Of Red Men.

AT the regular Monday evening coun-
ell of Washable tribe No. considerable
business was transacted. One pale face
was initiated into the mysteries of the
adoption degree, the work being done
In capable manner. after which rOu-
tine business was attended TO. 1t was
agreed that hereafter the various de-
grees would be conferred only on GER
tain nights. the adoption on the first
meeting of every month. the warrior S
on the second and the chiefs on the
third. Heretofore the work has been
too heavy for the team and kept the
members too long in the lodge room. 1t
is with a view to making the meetings
shorter that this new plan has been
adopted This evening the warrior
degree viii be conferred, and it is de-
sired that the team viii be punctual
in attendance.
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DEGREE of Pocahontas.

Waneta council No. 1 did not hold its
regular meeting Saturday evening. but
devoted the time to pleasure and good
fellowship. The entertainment commit
tee arranged a card party. high five
being the game. A large crowd was in
attendance, all the tables being filed
by a jolly crowd. At the conclusion OF
the cards a very nice musical and liter
airy programme was rendered, and
after this a fine spread was given in
the banqueting hall. The affair re-
fleets much credit upon the COMMITTEES
in charge and was huge success.
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P. N. G.

The P N G. club was very pleas
antly entertained by Mrs Rasmussen
at her home Thursday afternoon, Feb.
3. Those present were: Mesdames.
Coker, Watkins, Vinegar, Ulmer, Ras-
mussen, Stain. Jeffries. Pendleton,
Nickerson, Fox Maroney, Jenkins,
Price, Boes, CantwelI, Owen, Geary,
Sudheimer, Harvey, Fisher, Moor and
Elliott. After attending 10 the bust
ness of the club the members spent a
very pleasant afternoon in sewing and
sociability. The hostess invited the
ladies to the dining room TO partake
of a delicious lunch served in delicate
china.
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A. o. q. W.

Salt Lake Valley lodge No. u held
its usual meeting last Thursday night.
There is much interest being taken in
the smoker this lodge gives on the
night of the 18th, as the committee
having it in charge seems TO be keep
ing something back which it is going
to spring on the guests. 1t win no
doubt be something good, as the com
mittee never does things by halves.
The new P. NJ. w. association seems
to be getting down to business, and
it is becoming evident that il will do
a vast deal of good to the order at
large.
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MUST HAVE PASSPORTS.
Otherwise Travellers Are Barred From
Honduras

Mobile, Ala, Feb. S.-Information
reached here today from Honduras to
the effect that because of revolution
airy troubles all persons coming into
that country must have passports
Three passengers on the steamer His
pania. leaving this morning for Puerto
Cortez, were required to secure pass
ports before the vesse. sailed.
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DESPERATE CAPTURED.

Butte. Mont. Feb S--A special to the
Miner from Red Lodge. Mont, says that
word has been received from Sheriff 81.
w Potter at Brookings, s. D.. sto the ef-
feet that he has again recaptured Lauren
NJ Ringer. who is recognized by the au-
thcritieS as one of the most desperate
chara cters in Carbon county. After his
arrest for assault last October he has
broken iail twice
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.BITUMIN0US
) CONVENTIONS
Miners Will Demand Same Wages
as the Central District.
THOUSANDS ARE Affected
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WILL
REPORT TODAY.
THOUSANDS ARE AFFECTED

indianapolis. Ind. Feb. S.-The ex-
ecutive committee of the miners will
meet here tomorrow. All members viii
be present except James Wood of Ken
lucky, William Morgan of Ohio, Harry
Bosfield of Kansas and Miles Dough-
erty and ]. P. Gallagher of the anthra-
cite district.
The board will conclude it's work to-
morrow and President Mitchell will
leave for Philadelphia. The officers of
the mine workers will all be very busy
attending the different state confer
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WILL SUCCEED Dawes.

Kansas City. Feb. ga special to the
Journal from Medicine Lodge KAN. says:
Ex-Governor w. F. STANDBY TODAY ac-
cepted the position as member Of the
Dawes commission offered him by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. He fills the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Dawes, after
whom the commission was named.
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STREET CAR STRUCK
SlElGHING PARTY

Winona, Mimi, Feb. S.-While a sleigh
ing party of young people were crossing
a street car track here tonight a car
running at top speed crashed into their
sleigh The party consisted of two men
and eight women. and al were injured,
two of them. Mary Cummings and Mary
Black, so seriously that they may die.
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SHERlFF'S MURDERER
WILL SOON BE CAUGHT

Eugene. Ore, Feb. Sword was re-
ceived from Irving tonight that Elliot
Lyons the fugitive murderer of Sheriff
Withers. was tracked by a posse to with
in seven miles OF that place A large
number of armed men are on the outlaw S
trail and it is expected that he will be
caDttlred by morning.
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EREsH PRoPoSAIs-

Copenhagen. Feb. S.-Some papers state
that the question Of the sale of the Dan
ish West Indies is about TO be revived
Fresh proposals, il is stated, viii be pre-
scented by 3, representative Of the United
States
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MURDER. IN KENTUCKY

Moorehead. Ky, Feb. S--Mose Stegall.
young white woman, was shot and
killed here today by Ben Martin tt is
said Martin was drinking He declares
the shooting was accidental
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GENERAL STRIKE.
loss 100000.

Barcelona. Feb S.-The workmen's as
sociations here have decided TO commence
a general strike tomorrow
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RIowN No PIECES

Victoria. 3. C., Feb. S.-Walter Nc
Alpine OF this city was blown to pieces as
a result Of the explosion of dynamite at
the Extension mine. where he was en-
ployed as a lighter He had a stick OF
dynamite IN MS hand when 1t exploded.
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ILLINOIS PIONEER DEAD.

Chicago. Feb. S.-Henry S. Monroe. one
Of the citys Oldest settlers, died today.
aged a years. He was an intimate
friend of Stephen A. Douglas and other
prominent men of early days.
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Homes CoNDITIoN.

Boston, Feb S.-Former Secretary Of
the Navy Long had a comforta bic day,
favorable.
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SNAIL BOYS CARRY
PISTOLS IN ST. LOUIS

ST Louis, Feb. S.-As the result of a
street fight among a crowd OF boys,
Thomas J. Boyd. aged Is. shot Frank
Bi.iski, aged II. through the brain, Biliski
will probably die. Boyd is under arrest.
He said he shot 70 scare and had no idea
of hurting anyone.
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Petersburg. Ont. Feb. Sire here to-
night destroyed one OF the largest stores
in this city Loss, $4,000.
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SCHOLARS GET BOOKS.

A pleasing incident occurred at the
First Presbyterian church Sunday school
when thirty-twO scholars who had not
failed IN attendance during any Sunday
of the year were given books. +. r.
Hudson. an aged gentlemen who attends
t3fbfe
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Greencastle, Ind, Feb. S.-Earthquake
shocks caused some excitement here
about $50 tonight. but no damage was
done.
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Evansville. Ind. Feb. S.-Earthquake
shocks were reported throughout In
diana, as we'll as here at about $50
O'Clock tonight. At Baptisetown some
of the coiored people fell to their
knees in prayer during their fright
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Paducah. KY, Feb. S.--A slight earth
quake shock occurred here about S.45
d. m No damage was done and the
duration of the vibrations was very brief.
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AERoNAUT DEAD.

London. Feb. S.-James Glaisher. II
meteoroiogist and aercnaut. is dead.
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DUKE OF TETUAN DEAD.

Madrid. Feb. S.-The Duke of Tetuan
formerly minister of foreign affairs who
has been i'll Tor some time past, died to-
day.
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Owensboro, KY, Feb s.-A distinct
earthquake shock was felt here at Gas
tonight Pictures were shaken from
the walls and tables in the second
stories of many houses.
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Clover Port. Ky. Feb. San earthquake
shock occurred here about $50 p. M. TO-
night No damage was done.
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MADE THE DISHES RATTLE.
Earthquake Shocks Felt at Several
Southern Points.

Louisville, KY, Feb. S.-A slight
earthquake shock was felt here at
about Gas o'clock tonight. The vibra-
lions caused windows 10 rattle, but no
damage was done.
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Wen send you little to try. # you Ike.
- - = -1-oa'zASE. - Pearl street. New Yea.
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THURSDAY.
NJ

SENATF-
After roll cuIl and reading ~ the
journal uf the Senate, the following
business was transacted:
4 b IL, misunderstanding Tor the
government OF cities AMI towns State
Affairs committee.
\ ~, Skaggs Prohibiting rbatng
or refanding Of salaries allowed Toy Law.
Committee on Stat" Affairs.
y Is 81. Browu-ConpeUing water
companies aud electric companies 10
connect with house, ur buIl tug. ia
dietary committee.
5 Il IS, WIlIiame-An act Ia remove
from Saltwater to FalloU. \ petition
showing two.t thirds Of the taxpayers was
! presented. Senator Williams explained
the situation ~ his county and t0li 81
the general desire for the r 0oyal Of the
county seat. The hill passed mani.
mOusly
Sub. for : B 9-Nct tn regulate tray.
cling insurance gents. Compelling a
| State 'ccnsc to be shown. Passed.
8 u 81, Williams-Act 10 allow the
Churchill county commissioners 10 issue
bonds Tor new county buildings. Pissed
unanimously.
ASSEMBLY.
In tho Assembly after reading -. the
! Journal. Senate bills 81 and - were rc
Ceivcd from the Senate aud refer red la
appropriate committees.
\ los. DeDton-.An act to give the
people u voice in the election oi n United
States Senator. Referred to the Judic.
inry committee.
4 lCI. Whitacrc--An act authoriz.
ing a State loan. Ways aud Means
committee.
a u lGj. Rilcy-An act relative 10
Indian war aud Indian d department
trade.
Tho election contest case of Soncherau
against Wright wac then taken up ont
OF order, with the Speaker pro ten in
the chair, and occupied the balance ~
the day.
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WEDNESDAY, AFT .RNOON.
-EShTF-

-tNAlf-
) Is ~: MiIIer-Goye.n1uent of, cities
and towns.
= u, MISUNDERSTANDING the
commissioners % churchill county ~
create a fund Tor the erection o. neS
county buildings. Placed ON bottom Of
file.
) 3 3S. BrUueh-r-Act appointing
$500 10 gather records FOR Nevada war
claims committee in CoEmit;ee Of the
Whole Controller Davis spoke upoL
request regarding tie bill and it, meril=
Reported back with Recommendations
that bill pass. Bill placed on third
reading and passed.
4 r IS. Cushrnc-Act :" permit
children o fuu orphans to the Or
phans' Home. Referred t" he Com.
mittee OF the Whole.
4 lengthy discussion on the Revenue
bill carne up Is a number Of amend.
men;s were made and offered.
Adjourned until today at the usual
hour.
ASSEMBLY.
y Il "a, DentOn-Aci tn increase
salaries of deputy officers c: the State.
Passed.
The bill providing iUr the meialIurgi.
cal building at the State University.
Bill discussed at considerable length
and ordered ~engTossel.
Tie election contest OF Wright 81.
Soucherau came Up. Attorney Cooke
represented Mr.. Soucheram and Wren
and Averill represented Mr.. Wright
The contest is over rejected ballots: rs
the seat Of issemblyman depends upon
the ballots rejected. mmissioDer
HOicDmf. -; Washog county, and Conn.
ty Clerk Fogg were in attendance. Both
were required Ia 70 u"cr the evidence
regarding ;bc recount Of the disputed
balluis.
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FRIDAY.
SENATE
Recess


The Senate met nj the usual hour.
= B 80. W1liame-Act Ia remove the
county seat Of Churchill county from
Saltwater "a Fallon. Referred TO the
Churchill county delegation.
SB57, Pitt-An act to provide for tho
collection Of taxation from %ahcepmen
Judiciary committee.
s ll-Act to provide for extra train.
tnen ON trains OF over 10 care. Motion
put 20 order eDgrossment; lost by a vote
Of II 10 6.
4 ~, Act TO compel peace officers
Ia wear badges. Bill passed by a vote
Of IL to 4.
Recess until ..
ASSEMBLY.
Tho Assembly opened with a prayer
this morning. after which the journal
was read aud approved.
The following bills were reported
back Ia the House: s Il - and S B 81.
untavorably; s - No 10, favorably. tnd
A BIT without recommendation.
The following we're tho bills intro.
duced:
y Is SO, Browu-FixinR the salaries Of
Humboldt county officers.
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) B65. TOorue-An act To regulate
the salaries u Esmera!ds county Off
er. Esmeraida delegation.
SJRa. Jzcksou-Rslative to the &C.
ton OF the Legislature for the year 1899
regarding the taxation u: patented
mjues. Judiciary.
) B -. RofI-Reli,f FOR 'Le STATE
Board Of Agriculture FOR the sum of
Si2s6. Bill passed 10 to ].
5 Il II, Miller-Reliei ot T. Il Ellis.
extra york in the Secretary OF States
Office. Bill passed.
Recess.
The Assembly this morning received
back from the Senate. A q /. reported
back with amendment.
Assembly JOINT Resolution q, 10y Cros-
by-Relarve TO throwing open the Val
ker Lake reservation. Referred t" the
judiciary Committee.
4 :. McCarrau Relative To ter
minal points OF inter state railroad. Ju-
dietary.
\ B 100. NcCarraI-.Au act To pre-
vent live stock from trespsss!uS on real
estate and o.hsr matters relating there
to. Judiciary.
\ 3 !. Wilson-Taken up ont OF or
der. To prevent herdiuc OF sheep on
the lands or possessOry claims OF other
persons or OF the herding or grazing OF
the within tao miles Of the Luu=e Of
the owners OF such pseeDry claim.
Reported back from the Senate amend.
cd BY making it one mile. The matter
led TO q heated discussion, but finally the
Assembly ]concurred ID the amendment
offered Icy the Senate.
4 Il IS. VA referred to the Commit
tee on Printing.
5 B 10 passed - :" o; AMI : e - VS.
tabled.
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S Il "a. JscksoB-R-ferred TO the
Wasboe comfy delegation.
S B S-Act &c provide relief for
James T. Judge Referred to the Com
Dittee on Ways and Means.
S b 3l-Act for the relief II James
Davis. Ways and means
3I-Act for the relief az Wrn.
Kinney. Ways and Means.
S b 10. Brougher-Act to prevent the
poisoning OF dogs
Third reading aud final passage:
a &c. Syphus-Relatiug to Lincoln
county government. Resopmittei TO
the Lincoln county delegation.
b %, Riley OF Humboldt-Passed
by 3 votes.
4 b 10, McCabe-Psssei by b votes.
81 2-Psssed BY 3 votes,
) 3 "A, Ben-ChaDgiUg the repre~n-
tation OF the various counties in the
legislature. Amendment lost; bill pass
Ell.