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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-12
VISITORS AT THE FAIR.
Names Of Utah People Who Registered
At the State Building,

p The following Is the list Of names Of
residents OF Utah who registered at the
Utah state building, worlds fair. st.
Louis, during the week ending Sept, 81.
Joseph B, Keller Mr.. ana Mrs. w. o.
Brldgman Mr. and Mrs, James Ivers
James lyers, Jr, Mary Grant Hazel
Smoct Taylor, Miriam Nelke, Mrs
Mary $ Horne Sarah Daniels, Ethel
Brown, l.. o. Leonard, Major j, Keller
John l., Mitchell $. $. Hague j. w.
Salter, Miss Anna Grant. DR.. Margaret
c. Roberts, Geo. s. Taylor. Miss Dora
O'nOnnell, Miss Lillian NJ. Horne Jessie
Il, Taylor, Il. r. Williams, G., W, Ames,
James $. Noall, Pearl Mitchell f, NJ
Knapp, Mn and Mrs. G. ID. Pond. Miss
Florence Wins, Birda j Cluh, Mary
Nelson, S. S. DOugherty, Evan Steph-
ems j h. Thompson, JAS. n Royle, IA.
~ Huseman VIM. r. Wallace, Annie
NJ. Wallace. John NJ Wallace, Henry
a. Wallace, Esther Nelson. Grace Nell
son, S. W Wherry. Noall 5. Pratt, Pc
ter Mayer l.. d. Brooks.
August 30-Bernard l.. Webb, Christie
Hyldahl. +. W. Gardiner and wife, Mr.
and Mrs l.. H. Farnsworth Norinne
Thompson, Mrs, Nj. r. Justice Russell
l., Davenport, n. p. Pulley II, g.
Kerns, Miss Fannie Gardiner, MIR. and
Mrs. II. j Hayward Lynn II Thomp-
SON Miss Zell Davenport. Amanda
Holmgren, Raymond G., Dresser, II. W
Davis. Mrs. Ezra Thompson. Miss Jean
Hayward. j. f.. Davenport. Cynthia
Hill, Arthur Noon, Mrs H. W. Davis,
Robert Marsh, Jr,. Mrs. s. NJ Barlow
Miss NJ Maynard Mrs H. X. Charlton
August 3l--JOhn y. Davis, Andrew
Jenensen, W. ID, Blosser. j. j, Daniels
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. league,
Mary b. Davis, Emma IA. Jensen. Mrs.
NJ. 5. Mcclellan, Mrs. Alma Katz, Dr.
and Mrs w. r. Mack. Ida Chapman.
Alma Nelson, Miss Kate Purcell Jas
~ Lambert, Fred G., Kennedy. Jennie
Wilson, 7. Nelson, D. J.. Olson, Chas.
Pryor Elliott Kelly
September l-Eugenla LaVon Pdfce
W. Keate. NJ. d.. Mrs Mary +. Kelly,
W. r. Ferrin, Mary IL Martin, Mrs
Ben Steinmans, r. ". Ballantyne Mr..
and Mrs Alex Thornton. e, A. Rich, NJ.
d., A. r. WINS, Mrs Marie Francis,
Ethel Ellington, Benjamin Goddard.
Mrs James II. Hepburn Adelbert G.,
Brown, Geo. G. Doyle. Mr., and Mrs, \.
W. WINS, Mrs. c, +. Wilcox, Miss Mona
Wilcox, James F. Martin, Mrs Emma
Goddard. Master Charles 81 Beck, Mrs
Chas. f. Fisher, Sallie Fisher, Clyde
Lindsay Emily Rice ]. G. Brown, Mrs
Frances Hess, l. C.. Brown, Chas, Peter
SON.
September "a. l.. Petersen. Frank
Henderson, Alex. HedQust and wife,
VIM Broadbent, Alice L. Reynolds
Meade Brownel w. Il. Spafford and
Wife, Mabel A. Eager, Margaret Jones,
Marian Hendricks Ernest Spencer j.
L. Noyes, NJ. D.. Sidda Noyes,
September 3-Herbert $. Wooley. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. ". King Miss Lula NJ.
Rudy Mrs. William Brother, Mr. and
MIS- NJ. II Burns, Asahel H. Woodruff,
Beaulah Woodruff, Mrs c. NJ Brough,
j. NJ. Schaeder Mr. and Mrs Fred
Wey, j, +. McCofferty. Miss Alice
Needham, Naomi A, Woodruff. Ashael
II Woodruff. Jr Mrs, A, Lewis. Hor.
aceG Nebeker, S, l.. Richards. Ed Boz
lander. Fred +. Hagen. Norma Wood
ruff, John r. Kemp, John Nebeker NJ.
7. Porter. b. a. Perkins. Martin Hines
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
; RAILROAD SEEWS.
dnlnnnHnnr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The railroads have granted a half fare
10 Logan 10 students who desire 10 at
tend the Agricultural college. Agents
IN Salt Lake viii sell tickets ON Sept, rs
and all other stations on the 18th
Freight Traffic Manager ]. A. Munroe
OF the Union Pacific has returned TO
omaha
Travelling Passenger Agent II, ".
Dunn Of the oregon Short Line has
gone TO Montana
l.. /. Korn has been appointed trav-
cling freight agent Of the Oregon short
Line and Southern Pacific at Cincinnati,
O., I'm place Of NV Clover transferred,
Col. S. +. Dick formerly vice presi-
dent of the Colorado & Northwestern,
has been elected president OF the road
with headquarters at Meadyillc Pa
II seems 10 be generally admitted
that the Western Pacific IL a Gould en-
terprlse, notwithstanding George
Gould's express denial while here last
winter that he had anything TO do with
Il or WAS behind It IN any manner.
Perhaps Mi Gould had a mental reser-
walton when he made the statement.
The putting OF T.. 7, Jefery, president
OF the Rio Grande system, In the d.
rectorate OF The Western Pacific ccr-
tanly warrants the belief that Mr..
Gould Is IN II Notwithstanding his state
ment 20 the contrary.
Now comes the further report that
he Is also behind the Coos Bay scheme
and also the rumor that the Marysvale
extension win bee built to Meadow Val
ley Wash. there TO connect with the
salt Lake Route TO Southern California.
Time win tell how many OF these re-
ports are true.
II Is expected that very shortly the
san Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
railroad will establish regular ttein
service between this city ana Moapa.
Moapa is IS miles from iCaliente. from
which point the construction depart
mcnt Is running q mixed train daily in
order 20 accommodate the large amount
OF travel alrendy setting In TO the Lin
coin county mining camps The tcle-
graph line has been completed for some
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while There lie Life There is Hope

WAS afflicted with catarrh: could
neither taste nor smell and could hear
but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured Il.
Marcus G.. Shautz, Railway, n. j.
CREAM BALM reached me safely
and the effect is surprising My son
says the first application gave decided
relief. Respectfully Mrs. franklin
Freeman, Dover ~ II.
The balm does not irrltate or cause
sncezing Sold by druggists at 50 cts
or mailed by Ely Brothers. IS Warren
ST., New York
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BOTH WANT CHILD.
Contest Between A. P, Maybery and
Divorced for Daughter,

The contest between A. p, Mayberry
and his divorsed wife over the posses
sion Of their daughter Emma la Nette
Mayberly, Is stil In progress although
the gill is now with her father and his
second wife at their home Is II street
Mrs. Mayberry is now staying with the
family Of j. +. Beverage at l2i Seventh
East street
Mrs Mayberry declares that her for
mer husband has made the girl believe
thar her mother is crazy and she is
consequently afraid Of her. She and
her friends say that she has had
enough trouble with Mayberry to drive
any one insane. She says that she viii
make the hardest fight of her life to
gain possession Of her child.
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the Gospel Of Jesus Christ use that
term, said Elder Taylor with great
consideration, Il IL his Gospel II has
been 30 declared and those who live
and obey rs precepts are working for
that coming and have laid their faith
upon principles taught by servants Of
Cod IN this day
The speaker referred 10 the impos.
. abllity VI religion existing apart from
material things He said that when
the earth was created nothing was
lacking Of a material nature necessary
for mans happiness, and when every.
thing has been accomplished the ma
tcrlal elements Of this earth VIII re-.
spond 10 that condition Mans trans.
gressIons hindered him from living to
be as old as Adam or Enoch God would
have man prolong his life and Increase
and preserve the vltalities Of his body,
and In early days he made suggestions
az TO sWhat he should eat and drink.
how he should be- clothed. etc. The
speaker said that Elders leaving this
high altitude to labor ~ missionaries
ON The sea level where malaria and
other diseases were rampant, would es-
cape those diseases providing they kept
the Word Of Wisdom strictly In their
youth.
The speaker denied that the Latter
day Saints had any desire To assume
political power IL had never been ex-
istent IN conception or IN thought by
any of the authorities Of this Church
He referred to the redemption OF this
land and the prophecies Of Isaiah and
Malachi in regard TO the same and said
that the people of these valleys were
striving to bring about the purposes OF
God. He depicted the Son on His
throne aud said happy would be the
man or woman, the family or commun-
ity who would ultimately join In that
reclamation Of praise to the Son when
lie cometh 10 reign on earth.
The choir sang the anthem Praise
the Lord all ye nations, and the bene-
diction was pronounced by president
William McLachlan Of Pioneer stake.
- $50
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EXTENSIVE TRAVELLERS

Always 90 one route, returning an.
other When you 60 east ask for tick.
cts either going or returning via Colo.
RADIO Midland. See all the Rockies
without additional cost Through stan.
dard and tourist sleepers
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NIP 1T IN THE BUD.
~" Nppesranee Of pandruH = Eo.
runner Of Future Badness.


Iaslye,,s, ueh Is the case has been con.
Prof ~ proven by scientific research
lpeclsli., IN. ine noted European skin
mrro,n. declares that dandrun ia ,ha
vv',owed.up cutlcle Of the sraIn oa % lne e
4. parasites destroying Tho. vIiai, Su7e "a
mar bulb The hair becomao a,y !, :, IN
prevented. "' ou" RMS can
rem 's s,s Herpicide kills this dandr,,,
Hs, soI'ness and abundancy ''S nat
n peenl ,1e 4 now used by thousands
host T yp as satisfied that il is the
'srSst today. preparation on the
b stsmps l,e a druggists Send no
n, Detroit O' Ivample to The Herpicide
special Agents. W. l. Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-12
TEA

Our tea is sound our ad.
vice is sound. Our advice
is as sound as our tea.
Nolr sro,sI returns YOU laoas, u you don't liz,
schulInss Best
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OTHER SUBJECTS.

"Our Greatest Need was the subject
Of most interesting paper by Miss
Bertha Irvine, who claimed that spirit
ual strength was the greatest need of
Latter-day Saints iu order that by aud
through it they might avoid the con-
Eliminating influences of the world. MIS-.
Bessie Browning gave an excellent So
prano solo while Miss Alice Cannon
read q thoughtful paper ON 'Reyer-
erce especially emphasizing the need
OF reverence for the aged and for places
OF worship, Miss Mile Williams REM
dered sweetly, Daddy" feature
much appreciated by those present
After singing and prayer by Presi-
dent William McLachlan Of Pioneer
stake the convention adjourned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-12

a little life may be sacrificed, 10
sudden attack OF Croup II you don't
have DR.. Thomas Electric OH on hand
for the emergency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-12

tremely unpleasant To address an audi
ence Of this character on such ID gross
subject for the reason that tho poople
We want TO reaoh aTe not here, but we
do no IN the hone that through you we
may reach aud save Thorn, This prao.
tlse Ia one of the greatest evils of oar
state ana the power Of the holy Priest.
hood has raised liz voice against IT,
DEEDS more henlous than result from.
thls practise were never committed
u nave watched men with jewels gilt
trrlng from their ahlrt bosomR lay traps
10 ensnoro the fair daughters " Zion
even while policemen have looked IDLY
on N "a beggur should have been
caught asking for bite of bread he
would have been thrown into Jan, but
such crimes are utterly Incompatible
with theirs and stlll they are allowed to
go on unchecked, IL q circus came TO
town and the hycnas and wolves should
break loose every mother would do an
M her power 10 rescue her children.
BUT IN the darkness Of the night they
let their children g. out To- meet and
fall prey to these human hyeuas who
walk about on the streets of this city
Nor are they wolves IN sleeps cloth
Ing; they wear their stripes and you
can point them out when you see them
III were TO advocate the establish
ment Of rescue missions ! might insult
the people OF this fair community, but
every day young girls come from the
suburbs and seek employment as domes-
ties IN THIS city only to fan into the
snares Of the ungodlN The policemen
see them led Of 10 the places Of doe
structlon, but let them pass ON after
dropping on idle word The municipal
laws are powerless legislation Is poW-
erlcss ana consequently It deyolyes up
on the home 10 furnish a remedy First
correct yourself and then help your
heighb0r The remedy for towu-tramp-
ing Is a good home with a good mother
who Keeps you bon her company or iu
that Of some Of the great literary worth
les Of the past or present So Mutual
Improvement workers, let us take up
the work Of rectifyng the home, and
rest assured that the Church furnishes
facilities for correcting this evil, as 1t
does for an others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-12
TOWN TRAPPING,

a feature OF the conjoint evening ses-
sion in the Assembly hall was an adj
dress on "Town Trampine' by Presi-
dent Neph l.. Morris OF Salt Lake
stake. Discussing the subject the
speaker said
'Town-tramping Is the most fragrant
vice practised In this city. and In say
ing this | speak adyisedly. IL Is eX-
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-05-28
A Startling Test.

To save a life DR.. T. G.. Merritt, OF
No. Mehoopany, Pa made startling
Test resulting in a wonderful cure
He writes, ga patient was attacked
with violent hemorrbages, caused by
liberation of the stomach. 1 had
often found Electric Bitters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles
so prescribed them. The patient
gained from the first, and has not
had an attack in IA months. " Elec-
trio Bitters are positively guaranteed
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Consti
patton and Kidney troubles. Trv
them. Sold by all Druggist.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-05-28
Will Fight the Railroad.

The state land department is about
to take issue with the Northern Pa
cfic railroad for the possession of
l6, 600 acres of valuable timber land
in southern Shoshone county upon
which the railway company has filed
scrip. The departments agent To-
Gated 46, 900 acres altogether, upon
80, 900 of which there is no contest.
The remaining IL, 900 acres we're de-
MED to the state by the United
States land Office at Lewiston for the
reason that the Northern Pacific
railroad had already "scripped" the
entire acreage. This preripitated an
interesting controversy, the result of
which is of vast Importance to the
state.
The members of the state land
board insist that the state has
prior right to the timber lands and
will contest their possession with the
railroad company to the highest court
in the land if necessary.
To protect the states interests, the
land board has determined to GUST
not only the bogus settlers whose
fares and expenses is said to have
oeen paid by the lumber companies,
but TO lock horns with the railway
company and compel it to stand
aside until the state lands are Sc.
lected.
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Walker & Sommercamp

do not hesitate to recommend Kodol
D, spepsia Cure to their friends and
customers. Indigestion causes more
i'll health than anything else. 1t de-
ranges the stomach, and brings on
all manner of disease. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure digests what you eat,
cures Indigestion, dyspepsia and all
stomach disorders. Kodol is not
only perfect digestant but tissue
building tonic as well. Renewed
health, perfect strength and increased
vitality follow it use. s
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Pacific & Idaho
Northern R'y
ONLY DIRECT
RAIL ROUTE
FROM WEISER TDAUo mn


Ruthburg Heath, and the celebrated q.
Devils Copper mines. Payette Lakes uisaa
Salubria, and Long Valleys, Salmon Rive s' vu
dows, and Gold Placer Diggings, Aa1
When travelling west in search of nav Ia.
stop off at Weiser, Idaho, take trip ovs u'a N
Pacific Il Idaho Northern Railway to abovs "
ton OF country. and investigate lis m,s,s
sources. You will not be disappointed
DELIGHTFUL CLIMATE
Cool night breezes from the snow-cappsd man
tains, making sleeprefreshing.
NO MALARIA.
PURE MOUNTAIN WATER.
Plenty of excellent unoccupied poyernr.,
land, abundance OF merchan cable timber
failure Of crops.
TRAIN SCHEDULE.
pep, Daily An. DID
Elk. Sunday. FL, SuaIJ
S;VV q; ~ ,Weiser, 1902
1856 g Middle Valley 2.l7
1890 Cambridge Las
IL 40 a. m. Council l2:l
Rates and further information furnished M
application.
P. P. SHELBY,
General Manager. Weiser. Idshs
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-05-28
HOW TO KILL
THE DANDELION
Good Cure for Lawn Pests
Which Is Becoming so
Obnoxious.

Mayor L. F. Boyd, who has been
making study of the CITY parks
and lawns of Spokane, is greatly in
favor of removing the ugly dande-
lions from the grass plots of the city
and from the private lawns, says the
Spokane Review. The pestiferous
plant has made such inroads on the
lawns of the northwest that it is draw
ing remarks from many visitors
The city parks, with the exception of
Liberty park, which has been newly
planted, are full of the fast spread
Ing weed.
1t is the intention of the park COM
mission, composed of Mayor Boy I'd,
City Engineer Gill and President
Boyd of the city council, to eradi-
cate the pest if possible.
Mayor Boyd said, in speaking of
the best way to get rid of the plant:
"Do not cut the flowers off Just be-
low the ground, if you wish to keep
them from the lawns. Many people
make this mistake and are as badly
off as if they had let the lawn alone.
The best way to kill them is to turn
the sod over every year or so and re.
plant the entire lot This can be
done in the early spring, and the
lawns will appear in as good shape
as the year before, and without the
dandelions. Ii it is found inpractic.
able to turn the sod, and one desires
to dig up the plant, then 90 after it
as deep as possible. When it has
been taken out, go still farther and
pour quantity of very salty water
IN the hole. Pure salt is good, but
the salt water is better. A little
coal oil is also good, but not as good
as the salt water, and Is more ex.
pensive."
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" THE ONLY WAY +"
10 the Worlds Fair, St. Louis.

flttingly and permanently commemor.
atlng the vast Importance of the Louis-
lana Purchase Exposition, the year 1904
VIII witness the completion of the new
line OF The Chicago & Alton Railway
between Kansas City and st. Louis
Operation over this new road. which will
be the short line between Kansas Citv
and st. Louis, will commence about
June 49, l9O4-only a short time later
than the opening Of the Worlds Fair.
In time OF completion, and also in other
ways the Atoms new line is typical Of
the fair. The st. Louis Exposition will
snow the highest examples OF every bro.
duct OF all kinds in the world, as win the
Ohieago a. Alton new line show the hiOb.
est standard 10 which the worlds rail
ways can be brought As the Worlds
Falf VIII illustrate the processes which
plalte American goods preferred IN tbe
markets. u the world, 80 the Chicago a
Altop viii illustrate 10 al details con,
svuetiop equipment and operation
iA' accepted standards, which serve as
N'ea''e fol ihe worlds common carrier.
1Ne painf run via ihe ATOMS new
Kansas Guy st Louis line will provide
additional and Yery much fasier eerviee
~ Anq from ihe WWIdf Fab nlfy and
Nw lsaaele Vill do Well ~ mako sure
'''l lleY Sockets Tead beigeop ganeas
ana al louie lla 'phe only WayU /
FNl'p l'eeile ealiVgl0dIy loroameads. /
lp'p'p low proper'y agalnsi loss
y Nf HNp n pggey Q5syl
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Society Cards.

| OYAUTE CHAPTER No. 10, o. E S.
~ regular meetings the second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month. Mem
oers IN good standing of sister chapters
are always welcome.
Miss. HARRIET SMITH. w. M.
MRS. W L. ANDERSON, Sec.
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When the SAP Rises
pensive.

Weak lungs should be careful.
Coughs and colds are dangerous then
One minute Cough Cure cures coughs
and colds and gives strength to the
lungs. Mrs. G. f. Fenner, of Mari
on, Ind, says: ~ suffered with a
cough until l run down in weight
from 148 to 92 lbs. 1 tried a mum
Der of remedies to no avail until |
used One Minute Cough Cure. -Four
bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured me entirely of the cough,
strengthened my lungs and restored
me to my normal weight, health and
strength" Sold by Walker & Som.
mercamp.
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w EISER CAMP No. 1850, M. w. A
w meets the I'd and 4th Wednesday OF
each month at |. o. o. f. hall at 500 D
m. Visiting neighbors are cordially in.
viteo to attend. j. II. HARRIS, V. G.
STEWART II. TRAVIS, Clerk.
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A word to the wise is sufficient,
Insure your property with 0. M.
Harvey, the old reliable Insurance
Agent. 72-78-s
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To the Public.

Having purchased the Butcher
shop and business of the Central
Meat Market, am prepared to I'll
all orders promptly and guarantee
satisfaction. Would be pleased to
receive your patronage.
45-tf L. G. WISDOM.
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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEeas.
LATURE OF THE STATE OF
WAsi4tkGToNI

see ton l. That It Is proposed
"a amend Section eleven tlU Of
ArtleIe enc tt8 Of the g1nafifu=
ton 70 read as Fellows. Section
Il Absolute freedom Of com
science In al matters Of rellE-
tous sentiment. belief AID waF-
ship. ahail be guaranteed TO eV-
cry individual. and no one shall
be uusnstst or aiatuF bed IN PET
son 0f property on account af
religion. but the liberty Of cen-
science hereby secured shall not
be 80 construed As 10 excuse acts
Of iIneuIiousts or Justify uraHz
tees iueanaiateut with the peace
and safety % the state. w
public money or property shall
be appropriated for ~ applied u
any religious worship. exercise
OF instruction. OF the support %
any religious establishment.
Provided. hos ever. That this
article shall not be 50 construed
a. 10 forbid the employment b.
the State 81 a Chaplain for The
State renlteutiarY and for such
81 the State Refornhatorles as IN
the discretion of the Legislature
may seem Justified No rebE-
tuuM qualification shall Be re-
quired for any public office OF
employment. nor shall any per-
son be Incompetent a. > witness
OF Juror In con sequence % his
opinion In matters Of religion.
nor Be questioned ia any court
Of justice touching his religious
beliefs TO affect The weight 81 his
testimony
That the said erepassd sraarssi
eens Is e be votsd en- 81 the awnsss
'lsetion reid or the sians essy oi
a. o. 1904.
,aalotn supplied for said elset,an tss-
. tsosanaz
TOR the proposed Ausndse ~as q
section eleven Ill Of article cot
% % the Constitution aivina q
the Leslsistdrc Of the Skase Of
W ash sson the povxe 81 saesiy
ing Chapis,un fer State ssrs<
ard Rsforrnatary
Institutions ..s=44.zsssat.
AGAINST the proposed ao.wdsr~p
70 section eleven lif1 % arttsts
ore IL Of the Constitution. o.
tna 70 the Legislature % tss
Stas Of Waxhtnuten the peyxs. Of
employing Chaelaina for ssass
psnai and Rsform0ory
Institutions 4ss=.=.s=.4z...
Dated at Seattle s.a Str day Of De
cher, a. D. isos.
GEO. q. LAvPlac,
CountI Auditor.
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PROPOSED ARtSpaAT
TO TIE
CONSTITUTION
OF TIE
STATE OF WASH
IkGT0h
CHAPTER l47 Is. B. No. IA
CHATTER l47 Is. B. No. s42l
oFuE

To amend the State Constitution
relating TO power Of Legislature TO
employ ghaplaiss for Stair Penal
ard Rsfernatarr Institutions.
An act providing for the amend
uent Of Section eleven I'll, article
enc q. Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Washington. aivina 20 the
Leslsiature Of the State Of Washing
ton, the peNse to employ chsna ins
Ter State Penal and Rsfornaory IN
situations.