, 1905-02-14

thiSiS uanSeIouS 10 ne.
He has reason on his side Time and
again serious CONGREGATIONS have been
by the parlor match. He does
not intend to interfere in any way with
ordinary friction matches, or the
parlor matches made when the gas is
low.
Representative Hoge's race suicide
bill is as follows:
Whereas, 1t has ever been the pol
icy Of these great United States to
immigration and settle,
ments OF its unoccupied lands, and par
ticularly the policy of this great com
monwealth to encourage reproduction
and settlements of its vast INT highly
productive regions, and
Whereas, His excellency, the great
est president of the United States, has
denounced race suicide, and has
strongly commended large families,
and
Whereas. The climatic conditions of
this great commonwealth of Wyoming
are such as to develop the greatest
excellence of all animals, and in par
%ticular, the greatest development and
excellence of the animal commonly
Ecalled man, now therefore.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the
state of Wyoming:
Section /. Any couple having been
lawfully married since the Slst day
of December. A. d. 1899, and n cou-
| pie that may be united in the holy
bonds of wed lock, within the state of
Wyoming. in the future. and having
born into them six children or more,
three of whom are males. shall receive
for his education at the agricultural
college of Wyoming, at present locat-
ed at Laramie, in Albany county. the
sum of 5000 per year. for the educa'
ton of any 4th o II more sons as shall
| be born unto them. after said fourth
son shall have reached the age of II
years, for five consecutive years.
Sec. .. 1t shall be the duty of the
state board of equalization at the time
OF making the annual assessment for
state purposes. or as otherwise provid-
| ed by law in the year 1905, to direct
the various boards Of county commits
| sioners of the several counties to levy
a tax of one thirty second of one mill
on each and every dollar of assessed
valuation of taxable property in their
respective counties for the year 800,
and at the time of making the annual
assessment of state purposes, or as
otherwise provided by law in the year
1906, to direct the various boards OF
county commissioners of the several
counties to levy a tax of one thirty
second of one mill IN each and every
dollar of assessed valuation of taxable
property in their respective counties
for the year 1906, which taxes shall
be levied. collected and paid into the
state treasury in the II provided
by law for the levy. collection
and payment of other state taxes. and
shall be paid out of the state treasury
for the purposes named in section l of
this act.
Sec 3. The revenue derived from
the tax levies provided for in section
Q of this act is hereby appropriated
and shall be used for the purposes OF
creating a fund which fund shall be in
vested until such time as the same
may be needed for the purposes set
forth in section l of this act.
1t would be interesting to know just
how much the Wyoming democracy
was compelled to pay the Denver Post
for its contemplate and outrageous
attacks upon Senator Warren. 1t is
well known that the. Post does not do
work of this character for nothing. In
Denver the proprietor5 are looked
upon as men who would blacken the
Reputation of an angel in heaven, pro
vided the price was paid. 1t will be
recalled hat both of them were shot
a few years ago for a personal attack
and when they brought the assailant
to trial he was acquitted. The people
of Denver apparently regretted that
the man was no better marksman, al
Though he did tolerably well.
MI. George S. Walker. Cheyenne cor.