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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-07
LICE WOULD
GET REVENGE
The "oELWERER" HAS COME AND powg WANTS TO HOLD
RECEIVERS RESPONSIBLE FoR HIS PRESENT TROUBLE

recover damages from those who
brought him the present trouble,
nowie II said to haAe received
backing fram a man known To-
nowieitea as the Milwaukee mil
ltonairr lie Is already helms called
the sdrlivorpr" at zion city tie Nia-
tied nowic last night az zion CitA
and later accompanied the latter -
Chicago fnr a consultation with the
Zionist attorneys His identity h
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Z CHICAGO. Dec. a-Thc receivers
IN the nuWie ttigation are involved
tn trouble with other creditors. who
claim that poWie d solvent samuel
Stevenson. who holds nowies notes
Tor slice oao. appeared In court this
mornlhE and compelled the receivers.
who are representing three blk ercd
itors Go ule an mdrmniClug bond
~ Sitoeaa This move iu noNtc'a
favor WAS matte because II he can
prove sols envy he may bee able TO
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LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

Bakers and Canfeetluuegs- CooAa
aua Walters halt
ateam EuriheerH-W Mattresses hall
Traiumeu poiueer ftiaek. FIRST
avenue and james street.
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SUNDAY Meetings

Puget found s,pamshlpmcn Flyer
iuek
shlnzie Wrayora. No. Is. Seattle
W. G. l.. &. bau
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a well known fact that Pike atfs Z
the leading retail Htrpetstha msr-
chants are prepared Ga sell you ~sea
and save you money or fathers Eud
our ErhuduHH used 60 tell go fhhf n
dollar saved Was a dollar ftado Vow.
for you ~ become convinced OF b =
fact Wn invite yea 90 call HnfT a Z
our prices aH furniture. carpets. ftiIza.
HtnNcsahuth heating and enokiurt AZ
well 40 steel ranEee We have IS diff
ffrent kinds - ranges The chafN.r
Oak. champion over aii others. Hhteh
We arc sole nuents Tor. but n raat
you want any ether kind. whether AZ
30 new or second hand. we can SUNNY
your wants. for the reason We have e /
the present time the Charter Oak Ma
geatir. ohio. Garland. STANDARD psfr-
less. Victor Oak. aud many other
makes and brands. az well az furnf-
turo ~ every description, both new and
second hand. With uur department
stores We can fIti the hill both price.
quantity and quality. Remember tho
holidays are coming on. do not get
excited and pay fabulous prices. but
come ard Visit our blk department.
stores and zee what We have. Rnt ns-
quaintod. and We viii Use every effort
% save YOU money. Remember the
firm unmo=
DABNEY 9 W00DH0USE
fs and so Pike street.
phoneH-John 81. Ind. 1885.
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=. President EooseNsit e severely
criticised iH the Paris Times because
the name ~ the Almighty appears
frequently throughout ths Thanks
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Mr.. and Mrs J. ~ wilson. Mag
nctic Hsaisu. 1871 Howell street. -
attic Believing you win f.ud Ar
WilaUs8 who graduated from this
sehooi wholly competent % treat
any form 81 Disease that may BE- on.
trusted to his csfa ard 70 present
this philosophy, We are, most cor
diaily.
Weiuuer School 81 Healing.
fsiEnell y. a. Weitmer.
Nevada. SO.
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a WoRo ZOE JosH WISE

Tn mar thst has
faith enough left a
hsn1 % his stoekin'
amt likely TO find
anything bot IN hsls
he left there when
he vent . bed.
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Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Want
Ads
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Those people uho maintain There
- uo same So harmful as pyker.
have evidently never been up
HKalust bridge whist
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camping on the trail u the inter
militant soholar
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The question really isn't 81 much
What south Gavuiiua Intends dotng
With heF TliimauH. ~ " hat her TIL
mans are likely 70 Do 20 South Caro-
iina.
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blair q st Louis Is charged with
forgery smhrgslrmaut ana grand
larceny and he isn't q public Of
fetal az ann
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The mere fact the9 both have ale
Waud eyes "a n poor reason Tor The
Chinese tu think 81 safe Cor them %
afapt Janan's attitude toward Rus
siA
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ld hate 10 have my eyes behind.
In front / llkc sm best
for d. / could not see ms soun
IA spill il uu my Vest'
LUXE THE LOON.
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ThH women ARE gainE % unite Ia
fiEht ~meot, Now. Il they can SEE
his wives 90 toia the movement. Il
WI nut him completely CUT OF bust
nesA
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ftsr bricks were laid yesterday.
When they saw The sun corning Out
the street contractors got real busy,
Nud u nlaht haaa't come on 40 soon
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T. this siotleas slot another pro-
duction q the official Hueybehnery :
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
ARIZONA TOWNS

born in Cincinnati. O.. and the paper
Of that city give him prominent men.
ton as a young man OF great PROMISE.
being at the time of his death twenty
years OF age
Henry w. Strautmann died at the
residence OF 7. A. Rickel. on Saturday
night. of consumption. He came
here FIVE years ago for the benefit OF
his health and for time his health
improved. He was a young man OF
sterling integrity and excellent bust.
ness ability. He was a member OF the
Presbyterian church and funeral ser.
vices were held In the church on sun
day afternoon, and the services were
well attended. The remains were
taken to his former home In Clncinna.
Il. O.. accompanied by his sorrow.
ing mother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

In the usual order Of business the
amendment to the sundry civil bill
would have been referred to the com
mlttee on appropriations and the
amendment to the agricultural bill to
the agricultural committee, but this
was not done because those commit.
tees are not so certainly favorable to
the statehood proposition II favorable
at all to Il. Hence Mr.. Quay decided
TO have the bill go TO his own commit
tee. where he feels sure of securing
the action he seeks. The intention is
to have the committee called together
at an early day to consider the amend.
nents.
II Is understood that the decision to
take this step accounts for Mr.. Quay's
motion to adjourn at an unusually ear
ly hour Wednesday. In the face of the
notice given by him Tuesday. that he
would ask the senate to sit in contin-
uous session until the statehood bill
should be disposed Of.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
wINsLoW.

From the Mail.
r. c. Creswel reports that the
threatened local coal famine Is at an
end, anu he has coal of all kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Piercy Ross gave a de.
lightful solo party to few of their
friends Thursday. Refreshments were
served. and an enjoyable evening was
spent.
Professor Young with his able as.
sistants and n number OF pupils. went
out on an exploring expedition Miss
Lowther, sister OF Mrs. Meyer, and
Rev. S. A. Smith accompanied the
party.
Frank Jones has completed his
job OF bca9' 'yiug the interior of the
Method ct pis %! church. The
walls and { ing ha"a been covered
with perez oi 80 eicgant, yet sub.
dued dosirn. a1d c.l the woodwork
has been cpS,- ted, Which presents
an attract o appearance and re-
fleets much crcGit en- Mr.. Jones as a
workman.
The teachers institute Of Navajo
county will be held in HolDrooh this
year, lasting three days, from the Gath
to 9th of February. Probate Judge
+. NJ. Zucl. county school superln-
tendent, has sent out circulars to the
teachers of the county Containing a
list of the subjects to be discussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
kiN6MA
From the Miner.

From the Miner.
This week Deputy Marshal Temple
man took In hobo on a charge OF
robbing the United States mail at
Truxton Indian school The fellow was
taken before Commissioner Blakely
and bound over to the grand Jury. The
man was also accused OF stealing
blankets from the White Hills store
and some hats from George Bonelli
He was q crook of the first water.
Parties coming up from the Big
Sandy country report that William A.
Neal, who had his hand lady shatter-
ed by the accidental discharge of a
rife, will have to have an operation
performed on the injured hand right
away. Since going home the hand has
not been getting along as well as could
be expected and he is to be brought
into town in day or two.
Mrs. j. Coker died at her home Of
blood poisoning. She had been Ill for
some days. the result of childbirth,
but II was not thought that the end
was so near. She left three children
White cloth. with ecru lace and pip
The body was embalmed and taken to
the old home In Jacksonville. H., for
interment. The remains were accom-.
panied by the sorowing husband and
little ones and near relative, Mrs.
Charles Griffith.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Bio Field Trial MEETING,

Thomasville, Ga, Jan. 31.-Favora.
Bile climatic conditions enabled the
Eastern Field Trials club to start their
twenty-fourth annual trials near here
today under suspicious circumstances.
The attendance is the largest in years
and the entries for the various big
events break all previous records.
Special trains brought distinguished
visitors from the nearby game pre-.
serves owned and operated by Pierre
Lorillard, Jr., Herman u. Duryea, Clar-
ence Mackay and other well known
sportsmen. Two very handsome cups
for first and second winners and con
siderable money will be awarded IN the
different classes. The stakes will be
Judged by N. wallace, of Pennington.
Conn. and Eric HaIber, of Winnipeg,
Manitoba
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
WoULp-BE AssASsiNs.
They Pound and Bruise Rafael Baca
In a Frightful Way.

Rafael Baca, of Tecolote, yesterday
caused complaint to be filed against
lsidro Solano. Vivian Lopez. Reducin-
do Trujillo. Serafin Bernal and Pedro
Martinez for assault with intent to
kill. Sheriff Romero at once went out
10 Tecolote. gathered In the accused
and placed them in the county jail for
safe keeping pending the preliminary
trial.
From what could be learned the ac-
cusec caught Baca alone and cruelty
beat him with rocks and clubs over
the breast and head. only ceasing
their cowardly attack when Baca was
unconscious and presumably dead,
He regained consciousness. however,
and lodged complaint. although he Is
lying In very critical condition at
present. The trial Is set for Monday,
February 2. m
; One of the accused, Isidro Solano.
was convicted of assault on his wife
at the last term OF court. and sent to
the penitentiary for 100 days. That
sentence was made light on account
of his being connected with a highly
respected family, but 1t Is safe to say
that II convicted this time there will
be no leniency shown.-Las Vegas OPP
tic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
FLAGSTAFF.
From the Sun.

From the Sun.
Harrison Conrard, county superin
tendelt OF schools, has returned
from a visit to the schools In the
northern part of the county.
J. NJ, Dennis, president of the Den.
nis-DeMund Lumber company. OF
Rhoades, accompanied by his son,
Ivon. spent Monday here.
f. s. Clark. district attorney OF
Yavapai county, was here Saturday to
meet his family, who have been visit.
relatives in Albuquerque and Wins.
low. and stepped over day TO visit
relatives and friends here. They re.
turned to their Prescott home Sunday.
Robert Rule. who was killed last
week in the accidental explosion OF
powder on board the battleship Massa.
chusetts. was a cousin OF the Babbitt
Brothers OF this place. Mr.. Rule was
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31

bloomfield trading with Aztec mer
chants and shaking hands with the
boys
II. A. Cover. who has been visiting
his son, l.. j. Cover OF Aztec, left
Wednesday for his home at Odell
Ill. Mr. Cover Is well pleased with
San Juan county and thinks II a para.
disc for young men.
Edward Terrell, of Flora Vista, was
up Thursday and reports his section
prosperous. Mr.. Terrell is good
farmer and shows his faith In San
Juan county by adding forty acre
tract to his holdings
David Cole, resident of this county
twenty years ago. is visiting oldtime
friends. This is his first visit for nine.
teen years, and he finds the country so
changed that only his knowledge OF
the location is all that serves to iden.
tify II as the same section he left
nearly a score of years ago. He now
lives in the San Luis valley. near
Monte Vista. Colo.
j. T. McQuillan, the Flora Vieta
merchant, was in town Thursday pur.
CHASING goods from Aztec merchants.
Mr.. McQullan finds Aztec good place
from which to replenish his stock. The
merchants here carry good stocks of
goods, aad can AFFORD the merchants
In the outlying sections excellent in
ducements to purchase here.
Death From Consumption.
Henry o. Robertson. young man
for many years connected with the
Santa Fe Offices at Chicago. died in
this city last evening at O'Clock of
tuberculosis. Deceased came here
about the middle OF December. but
tho dreaded disease had a, fast hold
upon him. and the ideal climate was
not beneficial to his condition. The
young man was about 35 years OF age.
He comes from England. where he has
two sisters at present. A sister resides
in the United States. who has been not.
flied OF the brothers. death. The re-
mains were embalmed by o. w. Strong
& Sons. who will await instructions
from the sister in this country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
WILLIAMS.

From the News. au1 81 Hr 81
Mat Crosse has resigned his position
as assistant at the postoffce. andoJ. ID.
Raudebaugh has since been assisting
Postmaster DeRosear t.' 1ai . i'tH'
J. A, Pitts has returned from Kansas
City. where he had 1been attending the
live stock convention He reports an
enjoyable time and says that ne win
not miss another one. @l''A
Gus Reimer, the Jolly, elderly ex-
sheepman. now OF the San Bernardino
Packing company, came In from the
west last week, and leaving the early
part OF this week for California, hsv.
ing In charge some 1000 head of
sheep consigned to his firm. The pur.
chase was made Of Frank Ebert.
Ralph Cameron. who Yves recently
granted right and title by the govern.
ment to the Bright Angel trail in the
Grand Canyon, spent last Tuesday in
the city. Mr.. Cameron states that he
will proceed Immediately with the
construction OF all necessary build.
ings. etc. for the successful operation
OF his toll road.
ContractorJ. s. Button received a
telegram on last Tuesday from c. T.
Lewis, of Ash Fork, asking his assist
ance in order that the new building,
under construction at that point for
the use OF the Postal Telegraph com
pany. might be completed as specified.
Mr.. Button has left for Ash Forks.
AT their meeting last week williams
Rebekeh lodge No. 10 installed the
following officers, Rosa b. Hudson,
N. c.; Alice s. Parker. V. c.; Alice G.
Kilgore, seey.; Mary Nellis. treas. |;
Mable Adams, warden: Florence An
drews, conductor; Vada Struggled,
chaplain; Marie Yule, inner guard !;
Hattie Adams. organist; Lizzie Kenne-
dy, deputy president Hattie Adams,
Lizzie Kennedy and Katie Johnston,
trustees; A. r. Kilsor. Il. s. to N. G.. !;
j. II. Hudson, l.. s. TO N. c.; II. II.
Nellis. X. s. TO V. G.; Plus Fatic, L. s.
to V. @.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
HOLBROOk.
From the Argus

From the Argus
Miss Ida Mooney has gone to Wins
low
Mrs ]. L. Clark is visiting with
friends at Pinta.
w. y. Campbell came down from
Show Low on business trip
Miss Anna Despair returned to st.
Joseph after Visiting friends her. .
Mrs. W. l.. Jones. Of Snowflake. b
loft for Mexico, where she win visit B
l'relatives "l'a n"'' 30
Joseph Fish, who has been ersi,tsi
sick the past week, n out agaia ana
able TO attend to- business f
Mrs. May Fine and daughter came
up from Winslow to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. zuck
Dr. Beiden. Of Phoenix, grand lee.
turer Of the Masonic fraternity OF Arl-
IONA, has been here the past week
lecturing to the members OF that body.
Adolf Schuster left for his home
in Los Angeles last Saturday. Mr..
Schuster is building a fine residence
and win be kept busy for some time
experimenting the construction OF
the same.
J. W. Hunter, an electrician In the
employ Of the government, went out
to keams canyon, where he will super
intend the construction OF the electri.
cal plant at that place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
QuAY's SHREWC MOVE.
Introduces Statehood Bill as an Amend.
ment to Appropriation Bills.

Introduces Statehood Bill as an Amend.
ment to Appropriation Bills.
A few minutes before Senator Lodge
suspended his speech in opposition to
the omnibus statehood bill Wednes.
day, says Washington dispatch, Sen.
tor Quay, In charge OF the bill. intro
duced the statehood measure as an
amendment to each OF the two appro-
priation bills. the agricultural and the
sundry civil bills.
The document was handed In very
quietly and the occurrence attracted
no attention at the time. The amend.
ments contained In each case all the
provisions OF the bill as 1t came from
the house, and provide for the admis.
sion of Oklahoma. New Mexico and
Arizona as states Of the union.
Senator Quay would not discuss the
purpose of this step. but his friends
practically admit that II Is the inten-
ton to so join the measure with the
bills providing money for the conduct
OF the business of the government as
to render IL necessary 20 accept the
statehood amendment. In order to Sc
cure the passage OF the appropriations
bills.
That this Is the purpose is made
more evident by the fact that Mr..
Quay requested that the amendments
be referred TO the committee on organ
ization and conduct of executive de-
partments. II which he Is chairman.
A rule OF the senate requires that In
order to avoid being thrown out on a
point OF order. an amendment to the
appropriation bill must have been re-
ported by some committee OF the SEN
ate.
Senator Quay's committee Is corn
posed of nine members. a large ma
jority OF whom are friendly to the ad-
mission Of all the territories as states.
and although 1t In a committee which
las not had q meeting for years, VI Is
contended that Il Is perfectly compe-
tent to pass en- any measure that may
be referred to 1t for consideration.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
CEMENT BEDS AT GOLDEN.
President sopers and Experts to In.
vestigate the Gold Contents
Of There Properties.

President Sopers. of the Bayard Min.
ing company. which has It's property at
Golden. In Santa Fe county, has arriv.
ed at Golden.
Mr.. Sopers is multi.millionaire OF
Toronto and he Is accompanied on this
trip by his wife and daughter and a
party Of friends that includes two min.
ing experts.
1t Is the intention during the trip to
start the mill Of the Bayard company
and make a thorough test OF the gold
bearing cement beds. Every precau-
ton has been taken to have this test
complete and to establish beyond any
doubt whether or not the beds can be
worked at a profit. At previous test
the opinions Of the two experts we're
exactly opposed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
PROHIBITS BOOMERS.
okIahoma's Chief Forbids Bifureated
Garb for 6iris In Schools.

Governor thompson b. Ferguson OF
Oklahoma has set down his foot 'ofiic.
Tally on the use of boomers by girls
who attend the territorial educational
institutions. During the past month
one OF the schools narrowly escaped a
scandal. II Is said, through a game of
basket ball played by the young women
Of the school In boomers.
BY virtue Of his Office Governor Fer.
guson Is at the head OF all the terri
torial educational institutions and re-
garding the bloomer incident he said:
The bloomers must go. While am
In a position to do so win see that
our institutions do not countenance
such apparel. l believe In the young
women and girls getting as much good
as there is In physical culture and
athletics. but II is going too far when
the women of the territorial schools
get out In an apparel such as is worn
by the Bosom 'Bloomers Baseball
club an aggregation of women that
has travelled extensively over the ter.
ritory during the past season.
1T is not right that the school girls
should be the subject of ridicule. The
girls are not to blame. II is the school
and the parents who countenance such
things that are at farl;s. II is an an.
justice TO the young girls. | will put a
stop to II. Ind ,ed, have notified the
heads of the schools that there is to be
no more basket ball playing by Okla
homa's daughters In boomers.
When asked II there were any furth.
er reforms Of a similar nature he was
contemplating In the schools of the
territory he said: yes. there Is one
matter which he7 been called to my
attention. II Is the practice of many
OF our school presidents and members
of the faculties of smoking in hotel
Hobbies and in smoking cars on the
trains.
Smoking Is a matter OF personal de.
sire and right and would question no
ones right to the pleasure Of the weed
However, II does not seem to me that
the heads Of our schools and the oc-
cupants OF the chairs Of sciences can
afford to set any such example.
THE teacher Is taken as a model in
every sense Of the word by the
students under him. principally be-
cause he Is their leader. For this rea.
son he should strive to set the best
example possible and deny himself
trifiing pleasures II necessary.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
SUICIDE AND MURDER.
Double Tragedy In the Rear Room Of
Saloon on Account Of e 'pNl 81
80 f,ilr Jcaious Quarrel. 500 ~"

~ 'i Jeaious Quarrel. s'' ~"
A special dispatch from Clifton.
Ariz., dated January %, to FL Paso
Herald, says:
- AT g.: 80 this morning Dot Garland.
known as China Dot" was shot four
times with a 45-caliber revolver by
william Garland. known as rounder
and gambler, who afterwards shot and
killed himself, blowing the top Of HIS
head OF. The Garland woman Is dying
but she refuses to give information Of
her Identification, but is known to have
a brother near st. Louis and Is sup.
posed to be from there.
The tragedy occurred in room in
the rear OF Siriano's saloon. The room
presented horrible aspect The brains
of Garland despatched the contents of
the room.
Both are old timers and the woman
is believed to be rich as she associated
years ago exclusively with Chinese,
who showered gold on her. ....
Both have been lately addicted to
opiates The suicide and murder was
the result of quarrel, presumably be-
cause OF jealousy. 20. ,
Surgeon Horn, OF the Arizona Copper
company, is momentarily Q, pecting the
womans death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Square Miles and Miles Square.

II doesn't take very powerful dome
OF thought to know that square mile
md mile square are exactly the same
for each means an erea. including GAO
acres. the four boundary lines Of
which are all mile in length, but two
square miles, means two areas, each
one of which has boundary lines mile
in length. thus including 1880 acres.
But two miles square means one area,
the four boundary lines Of which are
each two miles long. This area will
comprise 1850 acres. In other words
two miles square will include four
square miles. three miles square make
nine square miles. four miles square
make sixteen square miles, and so on.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-01-31
Boost for Statehood.

At the request OF Delegate Rodey.
the following telegram was sent to
United States Senator Quay:
Senator NJ. s. Quay. Washington. ID.
c.:
Pennington board OF trade. COM
posed of fifty members. wish to thank
you for your efforts In behalf Of the
omnibus bill. The Beveridge report
Is SANDER.
ID. X. b. SELLERS.
Secretary.