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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
LOCAL EVENTS.
READY FOR TRACK MEET.
Big Events Take Place at University
Grounds Saturday.

The athletes who are to take part In
the interscholastic meet which is sohed-
ued for Saturday afternoon, beginning at
o'clock. are working harC 10 get In
perfect condition for the tests OF strength
and endurance The contests viii take
place at the University grounds and Tor
several days Manager Riser has had n
force OF men al work getting the grounds
In first class condition for the meet The
present state OF affairs indicates that the
day will be the biggest one in the history Of
Utah school athletics Il is the purpose
OF those IN charge OF the events to have
them run of as rapidly as possible In or
der 20 avoid long tresOme waits The
following certificate has been received By
the managing committee Of the carnival
from the y. Y. A. officials:
80 Salt Lake High School: Interstate
Track Meet-This ccrtines that the follow-
ing students are successfully carrying
more than 10 hours work in school, also
that none OF them are receiving cnmpen-
satlon for any kind Of work In the instl-
tuition: Clarence Jarvis. Fred e.. Garde-
ner, william Lowe. Royal Lowe, William
Stallings, j. A. Stallings, Theodore john
son. A. z. Holman. Delbert Webb, Lynn
Stewart. Morgan Adams. Hyrum Peter
son, J. c. Peterson and John Reese: sub.
stitutes ]. l.. Adams. George Hlggs and
hBENJ. CLuFF. JR..
president b. Y. A."
II Is thought that this WIN settle tho
dispute that has been raised concerning
Jarvis. who has been teaching al the
academy He has waived all right to
compensation and has even refunded the
money paid to him for past work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
COLUMBIA BEATS
new DEFENDER
10 Light Wind It Is Demonstrated
To be the Better Boat,
TRIAL OF TWENTY MINUTES
Ontdits need Reliance a Quarter ola
alile aud the Latter Gave Up
Light wind Prevailed,

Glencove L. l., May 5.-lt required Just
20 minutes today for the peerless cup de-
fender Columbia to demonstrate that ~
a light wind and beating 10 WlnuWard
she Is a better boat than the new iiertes-
hon cup yacht Reliance. Starting IRON
position TO leeWard and slightly nstern
to the Reliance. the Columbia salleu
through the new boats lee, tackled across
her bow and In the next leg OF ME
and q half increased her lead TO nearly
quarter OF mile. The Reliance then
withdrew. When the Columbia went
through her lee the Reliance Kept OF!
and voluntarily gave up the advantage or
her wind position. but she was none the
less deolslvely and emphatlcally ouisailed'
This was the first brush between the III
walls.
The sea was as smooth as a pond ana
both boats carried mainsail siaysall
working 40 and small t0psail. Az the
start OF the race the Reliance was a
little ahead aud 20 the win1ward OF the
Columbia. The Reliance held her position
only few minutes. for as the breeze
freshened the Columbia drew up ON her
rival In astonishing fashion, ran through
her leeward and In ~ minutes WAS leau-
Ing the new boat by lengths The co"
lumbla heeled easily while the Reliance
stood up more sify though carrying
more canvas ,n..
The Columbia went ahead and steadily
drew away, seeming TO foot raster ana
sail closer to the wind
She was quarter Of mile ahead at1er
" minutes race
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NJ. Smiths Strange Disappe arance.

Denver. Colo, May 6.-The police OF
Denver are investigating case Of mys-
terious disappearance that rumor mas
It involves a man wno, while In Den
yer. called himself Marx Smith, but who
in reality Is believed to be no other than
Jim Cummings, whose name was asso-
ciated with the Jesse James band OF
outlaws. NJ. $. Cunningham came to
Denver several weeks ago and pur'
chased a saloon a few days later
Smith appeared on the scene and made
Cunningham place his headquarters.
The two men were much together and
when Cunningham appeared about a
week ago investigation brought 10 light
the fact that he had told his bartender
that Smith was really Jim Cummings.
Cunningham had a considerable sum of
money when last seen. and the police
fear that he met with foul play. They
are trying to locate Smith Cunning.
ham came from Bonneville. Mo. ard
several letters from there await him In
this CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06

And many other aches to which women
are peculiarly subject are generally the
result Of a diseased condition OF the
wonianly organism. When this dis.
eased condition is cured, sideache, back
ache, headache, ETC., are cured also.
Doctor Pierce's Fayorite Prescription
establishes regularity, dries the drains
which weaken women, heals inhamna.
ton and ulceraton and cures female
weakness. When these diseases are cured
the aches they cause are also cured.
eI will drop you few lines to-day TO LEI you
know that | am feeling well now, writes Miss
Annie Stephens, Of Belleyile. Wood So. West
Va ~ feel like a new woman. | took several
bottles Of Payorite Prescription and VI the
Golden Medical Discovery have no head.
ache now, no baekache. and no pain In my side
any more No bearing down pain any more.
think that there is no medicine like Dr. Piefces
medicine, I thank you very much for what you
have done for me-your medicine has done me
much goods
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, book containing 1908 pages
is given away, Send 81 one.cent stamps
for expense Of mailing only, for the
book in paper covers, or 81 stamps for
the volume bound IN cloth. Address DR..
r. V. Pierce Buffalo, NY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
ELECTRICITY IN SURGERY.
Powerful Magnet Used to Draw Piece
or Iron from Boys Face.

Vallejo, Cal. May John Gregg, an
apprentice at the navy yard, was Sc
verely injured last week by piece OF
steel which flew from "A planning tool,
imbeddng itself in his face. 1t was
thought that the metal had been entire
ly removed from the wound but yester-
day the injury showed indications Of
the presence OF a foreign substance
Master Electrician Peirie became inter-
ested In the case and rugged up a mas
net after a design OF his own, capable
Of lifting 500 pounds. The magnet was
held directly over the orlfice and the
current turned on In an instant the
offending piece OF metal flew from the
wound and attached Itself to the mag
net, demonstrating a new method OF
applying electricity In surgical cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
CARTER KNOCKED OUT.
Sam Money Lands Hard Left ana
Right to Jaw.

Los Angeles, Call May 5,--Sam McVey'
the colored pugilst, knocked out KID car
ter In the eleventh round tonight. II APP
peared to be McNey's fight all the way
through. In the second round his. right
connected with Carter's Jaw and the
Brooklyn lad went groggy tor tilns'
but recuperated during the minutes IN
Permission From this stage to the ilnlsh
McVey did most Of the forcing In me
ninth he put Carter down twice for the
count. with hard right hooks on the Jaw.
In the eleventh McNey brought his right
across during mx-lip and Garter iell
fiat on his back He managed to stagger
TO his feet Just in time 70 be saved rom
beine counted out lie was unable 10
protect himself, however and a moment
later went down and out from left ana
right To the Jaw Carter took severe
beating and his gameness earned him the
plaudits Of the big crowd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06

6aO,9i5 bales Of a 60O-pound standard or
counting round bales as half bales, TO-.
bSS, 25O During the four years covered
By the ginning reports Of the census
Office the average crop, exclusive OF lin
ters, has been 9902,217 bales OF 800
pounds The crop of 1902 shows an In
crease OF 72S,66s bales over the average
while the crops Of 1899 ami 1901 show
decrease OF 556.sS6 and 39S,jS2 bales re-
spectlyey. For the crop of 1902 there
has been general Increase In all the
states, both east and west Of the Missis-
slppi river with the exception Of Ala
bama and Texas. Drouth In Alabama
and drouth and the boil weeyll In Texas
are responsible for the losses In those
states.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
May Disband Crew.

New Haven, Conn, May 6.-Because
there Is lack Of money TO support the
Freshman crew this year the manage
n,ent OF the Yale university crew has taxi
hn unusual means to secure funds for that
purpose threatening 70 disband the crew
unless the money IL subscribed. The Yale
Freshman class has been represented foi
many years by crew and has met the
Harvard crew and earlier IN the season
other crews IN practise races every year.
The following vote has been passed at
the meeting OF the managers Of the Yale
University Athletic assoclatiQni
"The Freshman crew Will be disbanied
on June l, unless by that date the Fresh
man crew management has raised an
amount Of money which the management
OF the university crew shall deem sum
cient TO meet the expenses OF the fresh
man crew"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06

bout. They have now begun active train
inc and will be IN fine shape when they
step into the ring 10 settle the much
mooted question as 10 who Is the better
man in the welterweight division OF the
game. Their last contest pleased large
crowd Of loyal ring followers, and doubt,
less they Wiz be greeted with full
house on the occasion OF their second
match Mccarthy is working out at
Thompson gymnasium and Gibbs Is do
ing his training at the quarters he occu-
pied in preparation for his first meeting
with Jerry, The latter will have to work
hard to make the weight but he says ne
will be able TO get down 70 the holeh
ali right Gibbs viii have but little trou-
bic 10 make the required weight, and IN
fact he says he is able TO do 1t In q
hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
Graney 10 Referee.

San Francisco May Eddy Graney
said today that he would accept the ap-
pointment 10 referee the Gans-Tracey
fight at Portland II the club met his
terms.
While Fitzgerald began training today
for his battle with Joe Cans. which takes
place In this city the latter part OF the
days az Larkspur doing little Hight
training. He SAYS that Cans must weigh
l39 pounds ungside or there will be
nothing doing"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
SIX ROUND BOUT.
Marvin Hart Bested by "Philadel-
phia" Jack O'Brien.

Philadelphia, May 5.-Marvn Hart Of
louisville had the better OF the six-round
fight with philadelphia" Jack O'Brlen
tonight at the Pennsylvania Athletic club.
OBrlen put up wonderful hght against
Hart who was q pounds heavier than
OBrien The Philadelphian had the bet
ter OF the bout up to the NTH round.
when he was almost knocked out by the
Louisville man In the sixth round o..
Brien received severe punishment and
was all but out when the bell sounded,
Because Hart failed TO weigh In at 40
pounds O'Brien received Harris weight
forfeit OF $50
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Goes to Take Msreum,a Place.

Lexington, Ky, May 5-wood G.,
Dunlap OF this city left today for Jack
son as attorney for the Fuslonlsts In
the Breathitt county contested cleo
ton cases, He succeeds az counsel JAS.
b, Marcum, who was killed IN the
courthouse yesterday while filing papers
IN these cases. 1t II feared that the
proceedings at this time VIII preclpitate
further trouble In the Cockrell- Hargls
feud, In which half dozen lives have
already been lost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
WEATHER BUREAUS
CROP BULLETIN

Washington, May 5,-The weather
bureaus weekly crop bulletin Is as fol-
lows;
The week ending May 4 was unsea-
sonaby cold over much Of the greater
part OF the country, the minimum tenn
pe1atures on April 80 and May / and
being the lowest recorded In the last OF
April and the first OF May for the past
80 years at nearly all weather bureau
stations from the central ana west gun
coasts TO the upper Missouri valley, and
also at q number OF stations IN lhe
central Mississippi and ono Valleys'
lake region and New Eng Gen
orally light rainfall or absence or ram
has been favorable for farming opera
tons but the unseasonably low tenn
peratures have checked the growth OF
all vegetation and heavy frosts ana
freezes have caused much damage
Drouth has been relieved over SOUTH
eastern Texas and over limited areas IN
the central gulf states. but continues
over the greater part OF the last men
toned districts and in Northern Texas
and rain Is needed In Florida. Notwith-
standing the decidedly cool weather
during the latter part OF the Neeh' 'he
temperature l.. New England and por-
lions of the midole Atlantic states ana
lake region averaged above the nor
NAL Rain Is generally needed on the
Pacific coast
Winter wheat appears to have escap-
ed materia. .nJc. Auring the recent
freeze ovci tho western portion OF the
winter wheat belt and the general OUT
look for this crop continues very prom
Using, although a slight deterioration IS
indicated in portions OF the central
Mississippi and Ohio valleys. on the
Pacific coast the outlook Is less favor
able, especially in California.
Very little seeding of spring wheat
could be done over the northern por-
ton Of the spring wheat region during
the past week. The reoprts indicate that
no serious damage has been done TO
early sown over the southern portion
On the North Pacific coast the crop is
now in need Of rain.
Nearly all fruits have suffered further
damage from frosts and low tempera-
lures, apples having apparently escaped
with the least injury,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
INDIAN TO BECOME
EPISCOPAL MINISTER

Green Bay Wis, May 5.-Cornelius
o'Neill, chief Of the oenlda Indians.
last survivors OF the famous Six Ma
tons OF New York, will be ordained as
a priest of the Episcopal church, June
"A. on the reservation near this city,
Bishop Grafton OF Fon Du Lac. will
conduct the ceremonies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
EASTERN Rail- GAMES.
How the Clubs stand In Six Big
Leagues.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Portland, May 5--The Browns pounded
Hodson all over the field today and IN the
seventh punched their hits with such ra-
pldity that five men crossed the plate.
The features Of the game were three
home runs. Lynch and Delmas, both OF
San Francisco, and Carlo Smith Port
lands big right fielder, knocked the ball
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
Figures on Cotton Production.

Washington. May 1.-THE census OF.
nee today made public the final figures
OF cotton production obtained from the
reports Of cotton ginners. The quantity
OF cotton ginned from the growth OF
1902. exclusive Of linters, amounted 10
ii.o7S.S2 running bales. Bales ss
pressed at the ginners equal TO TO-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
You'll NEVER REGRET

Taking the Missouri Pacific fast
through train for 81 Louis, Kansas
City, and other eastern points.
only nfty-one hours Salt Lake city
To 81. Louis by the WORLDS FAIR
LINE" Through cars, with Diners on
each train. Three trains daily from
ogden and Salt Lake 20 the east
Half rates plus ST. Tickets on sale
May 5th and 9Th. and June 4th, 9Th, 9th
and 10th. Good until September Sth.
Inquire at any Rio Grande ticket Of
fee. on call on or write Missouri Pa
cihc Railroad, 1876 Dooly block, Salt
Lake CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
PACIFlCCOAST EXCURSIONS
Via. Oregon short Line.

MAY 9TH and 9Th, and June 4th 9Th,
9Th and 10th. A rate Of $3.50 VIII be
made TO San Francisco. Portland and
Spokane; tickets good for return until
Sent. Sth. See Short Line agents fer
particulars. City ticket Office POI Main
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
postoflice Robber Pardoned.

Washington. May 1.-THE president
has pardoned Martin Guilford, who, IN
November, 1902, pleaded guilty to rob
bling a postoflice In Indiana and who
was sentenced to is months imprison-
ment az Fort Leayenworth, Kansas.
The pardon was granted upon the rep
rosentation of the prisoners physicians
that he was in the last stages Of con
sumption.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
REDUCED RATES EAST
Inn. Orrrnn shnrt Zinc.

Tickets will be sold May 5th and Sth,
aud June ith 9th, 9TH and 10Th. TO Den
yer, Missouri River, Chicago. St Louis,
ST Paul and many other eastern
points. Return limit September Mh.
Full particulars from agents. city
Ticket Office 20l Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06
BOXERS IN TRAINING.
Gibbs Mccarthy Bout set:for the
I2th--To Make 100 Pounds.

The Gibbs Mccarthy bout has been sci
for the 18th instead Of the nth. and the
weight question has been settled In a
satisfactory manner Both men agree TO
make III pounds on the afternoon VI the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06

p.n.a,., 49, Nan. s,,,,os ana
i, ,iase ~ nil In he tenth Matted Inc
,.,sj,nrs dhroe ,uns ana The game Al
,ashonco I Soo score.
49, n. II. T.
philadelphla ....... 2
sparks md Zlmmer. Earned runs, Brook
IN d Philadelphia 4 two-base hit, boy
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Western League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Kansas City. May 5.-Kansas City was
unable to hit Kenna at critical times to-
r. II. i.
Kansas City -. ..,.. ..,."" 3
Batteres-ilall and Messitti Kenna and
Lucia
Colorado Springs, May 5.--Henderson
was an easy proposition for the Million
aires today. Score:
Omaha 80. -. -. 80. .n.sssss..'. l
Colorado Springs j.. 81. 81. 49,, Il Is /
Observation-Disclosures and Gonding; Me-
Nicely and Doran.
Denver May b.-Tho fielding Of the
visitors was generally superior TO that
Of the home team but errors at critical
times and inability to hit Barber lost
them the game The weather was cold
and the attendance light Score;
r, II. f.
Denver %. ...... ..... ...."
Batteries Barber and schleI Barry and
Marshall
ST. Joseph. Nay 5.-poor team work by
ST. Joseph and good batting by Peoria
Won the game for the latter. Score:
4, II Il;
Peoria see. .'''.'.'.''''..''.'''' -
st. Joseph .... see. ......., ......
observation-disclosures and Winsell; Dlehl,
HOWE and Mcconnell
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EXCURSION NORTH.

Via Oregon short Line Saturday May TO.
For the above occasion tickets win be
sold at half rates 90 principal Idaho
points See agents for particulars.
City Ticket Office 20i Main 81.
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Seattle, May 5.-Three flies TO right field.
which Catath lost In the sun, enabled
Seattle to make four runs In the seventh
today and win the game. Dummy HOY
dropped two fly balls, his last error cost
ing run. Los Angeles FIRST run was due
TO the sun field Wheeler getting three
base hit on what would have been an
easy out under ordinary circumstances.
Score.
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HUMANITY OUTRAGED.


o l-rusa ONLY
ncrea standin IN
TX l. GNFFiN-n
medicine
for
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Yours trulv w. q
Ep.sa Piles $50
CPTO-DAIE Druggists sen E-rua
and 2nd So G NJ I DrugD ptlt2 Main.
state Main and l So
COs
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Pacific National League,
STANDING OF TEAMS,


Portland ore, May 5,-Portland batted
Bowling all over the lot today and shut
Butte out Score;
r. II. T..
Portland ...,. 80, 81" ...'.' ~
Butte ,.... 90. 80, 80. .,s',.t.s i
Batteries Lundbom and Anderson;
Bowling and Smith. Umpire, Huston. At
tendance. go
Spokane, May j-Twenty-fve hundred
people witnessed the opening game OF the
season here today Spokane punched hits
In the sixth inning and scored six runs.
five OF them earned Nichols replaced
steyenton In the fourth. Scorei
X, II. Il.
Spokane 90. go ,''.'.,s,'s.''..' Y ~
Tacoma g.. 80 ..' 80. .s't .,.s,'e.' ~ >
Batterles-Sleyenton Nichols and Ia
luskey; Mccarthy and Byers. Umpire,
Mahaffey
San Francisco. Cal, May 1.-The FrIseos
hit the ball hard today. but failed 20 do
any damage 70 the delivery Of Thomas at
critical periods Glendons delivery was
also touched up on numerous occasions.
The game was a fast one. fast, lively
Mays and long hits to the outileld being
the feature OF the contest Score:
II, II. +.
san francisco 90, ...ss. ....,...s IL
Los Angeles 90. o.. ,...,,....,...,
characterization and Zearfoss; Thorn
as and Walters.
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over the fence and went around the cir
cult, Score;
II. H. f.
San Francisco -. 80. ,...,.,.. ~ 4
ioftianu r., go, ..,,..,...,t...., y ~ j
Battories-flodson and Kelly; Slagle >nd
Hurlburt. Umpire. O'Connell, Attendance,
O0
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American League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

New York May 5--Wretched nelding
on the part of the Philadelphia Athletics
caused their downfall today Attendance
1 750 Score.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-06

At Minneapolis Minneapolis. G; Mil
waukee, 4
At ST. Paul-st, Paul, s; Kansas City, T.
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Colorado Springs May 5.--Henderson
was an easy proposition for the Million
aires today. Score:
II II n
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Philadelphia, May 5.-Four singles and
d base on balls In the tenth netted the
visitors three runs and the game At
tendance, 100 Score;
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pittsburg. May 5.--plttsburg won first
place today by defeating Chicago. At
tendance 1000 Score;
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z. G. NJ. ! Drug Dept. ne Main.

- III " NJ ~ NITTTII
r. c. Schramm Cor, Main and LIST So.
Godbe-Pltts Drug Co.. lst So. ana Main.
Johnson Pratt Drug Co, a. Main.
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Portland, ore, May 5.-Portland batted
Bowling all over the lot TO-DAY and shut
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TO REVISE PUBLIC LAND LAWS.
Commission Appointed by the President Be
gins Work

Washington Dec. 1.-THE commission on the pub
lie lands recently appointed by President Roosevelt
to report the condition. operation and effect OF the
present land laws and the use condition disposal
and settlement OF the public lands held Its arst
meeting to-day. This body Is composed OF Commits
sioner W. A Richards. OF the General Land Ohca:
Clifford Pinchot. Chief Of the Bureau OF Forestrv
OF the Department OF Agriculture. and F. H Newell
chief photographer OF the Geological Survey Ar
rangementS were made to carry forward pror,ntI,
and effectively the work for which the con,rissto1
was appointed. and with this end in view begin
hlns next Tuesday. meetings viii be held daUv
except saturday at the General Land Office for en-
purpose OF considering the alters which vtu con,a
oeIore the commissioners. Mr.. Richards will h
tue chairman OF the commission. Communicative
VIII De sent TO the chairmen OF the Sonata ard
Rouse Committees Public Lands inviting snv
sesuons Tor amendments to the land laws wba-.
these seem desirable. From Senators and RaDra
sentatves particularly the commission exDscrs -
receive recommendations for improvements in ~
laws Affecting the public lands 'H the
IN ms last Message to COngreSS Presfdaps D..
NSIt Iaid particular stress the necessity for 80
VISION or the public land laws calling affSotJor =
tne unoer and stone laws, the desert land Ia ~ 49,
lne Communication clause OF the homestead 49,
when IN their operation. he said In MANY resDsc+
nave CONNECTED with wise public land motley s1S
ne announces the appointment OF the commissioT
which met to-day.