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The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-04-28
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Saturday. April Is, 1906
The Conversation of the Hollop Ware

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We have said say again. that elections in this State have
EXCEPT THE PERSONAL FITNESS OF THE CANDIDATES
Nv Under the primary system nominating candidates gald this
to sHG r tR enSn % s y.V hold s to t can
aon lowing the dets%1ation the
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CIR AS A ; holder. State
s Sn being sn declared
voting but ' Gc and 'R IF. " esn
THE CANDIDATE a'i FOR THE OFFICE HE
Judgment % % s.vs to by % s s mse whom es his
n In order that this Judgment Of the individual
Not E1F 1 a conduct Of " the candidates
Ct H ss's what ''H %an With De-
n, sS Tso s Sass re-; within their t
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can serve the public we'll who has not done his full duty himself his
inquiries confined to proper and
legitimate channels and conducted with due observance the governing
Abuse not argument and singing gnkng
w "s r nn rt, n, s " .s not nSs look the facts
positive ean keep S f% ourselves the appe
% We Who S'IS% journal 9% ' r t people this State will recognize the
obligation q he
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able MEN not party principle
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fronts the people of Florida until the primaries
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The State Primary Campaign

This being what has been termed "of in politics.
State offices to three
and w Railroad
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Training for the work in hand.


Experience as a
Information the of
knowledge of the rules of Congressional procedure
Acquaintanceship with in
lie has made Mistakes REVOLT FROM AMMO
RULE OF MINORITY WILLIAMS MARKS AS AM on
COURAGE AND INITIATIVE - 4' = "A' VI
ne position Of Florida
lie shoulu De retained as Congressman from the
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT
without dsparagng the equipment
] on @ supreme bench-f find no fault have already
whitfield Justice
M Neither OF these gentlemen has term and both are ouaaed
mere no qualification Mr.
winfield Do NOT HAVE IN EQUAL MEASURE. and 'i "nu
Inc present incumns of this h,,
bestowed 'o ''""u Chat shomd
Mr. Clark should his turn
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
be selected '' '""' i" huuson Burr should not
We are not quite about Mers Appleyard and R;.oh
But we are in no doubt as to E. B. Bailey ~ ' .
-
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OHIO EXECUTIVE IS
SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
Fear Is Expressed That Change
for Better Is Only
Temporary.

COLUMBUS. O., March 24.-Gov Patti
son rallied this afternoon. and according
to the statement of physicians. issued at
IL o'clock tonight, the Improvement con-
tinues slowly and steadily
The refusal OF the attending physicians
TO mako any direct and definite state
ment regarding the nature or the Gov
ernors illness strengthens the impression
which was prevalent tonight that the i'm
proVement In the Governors condition Is
only temporary. Gov. Pattison rallied
this afternoon from deep stupor and
talked with the members of his family,
expressing desire TO be taken back TO
MS homo In Milford, O., as soon as pos
sible.
Son Summoned.
Should he recover to such an extent
that his removal would be possible his
wish VIII be gratlfied, but the physicians
give no assurance that such q step can
be contemplated
Gov Pattlsons son. John w, who is
Attending Harvard university was sum-
moned home today.
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a Story of Stephen Crane.

Now York who knew Stephen Crane
the novelist who died before he 30-whon
he was in London just otter his return from
tho Grucco-Turkish war rclatos somc amua-
ing stories tho New York Timcs concorn-
Ing that crrotic genius
OnS morning Cranc cropped into q news
pnpcr Office TO brow n sovereign from q
friend. He said THAI no was going u luncheon
With Harold Frederic, the author for whom
he had an admiration almost amounting 10
awe but with whom he thon only slightly
acquainted. though they aftcrward became
lnsooarablo fricnds.
In the middle OF the nfternon Crane camo
back for another sovereign and told n tale OF
WOO IIo had asked Frederic into q pub" to
have an appetizer their way TO luncheon
ana he'd handed out he sovereign he had just
borrowed N payment therefor. Tho barmaid
Ind laid tho change down before Frederic
who. engaged In carncet discussion with
Crane had mechanically picked II up and
put IL In his pocket without pnusinE for q
moment IN his conversation. Crane = reycr-
enc. Cor HE fellow craftsman was go profound
that he preferred to lost the moaoy rather
thar smharrnas him by asking for II
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Many Policies Lapse.
Siberian Diaries.

A firm Of London importers OF food
stuffs predicts tnat there will be n slump
In the price OF dairy products the world
over "a soon as Siberia strikes q steady
gait In butter production. The reason as
signed for this astonishing prophecy is
that Siberia is now exporting annually a
little more than 100000 pounds of but
ter while tho dairy regions are capable
OF producing fifteen times as much, or
moro than tho imports OF Great Britain
from al her possessions.
Tho London firm. having studied the
Siberian dairy products on tho ground.
thinks that il will be so difficult for Can
ada and New Zealand, the chief sources
OF Great Brtaln's butter supply from her
colonies to compete with Siberian butter
that they Will have to drop out of that
department. OF dairy exporting and con-
fine their attention TO checscmakinE II
edds that Denmark is already feeling
the strain OF Siberian competition.
However this may be, II ia certain that
br;tter-maklng * becoming nearly as Inn
portant in Siberia as all her other Indus
tries put together. Yet IL is possible that
the great slump In tho dairy business Will
bo nyertcd There is evidence of u grow
ing appetite for butter among the far
Eastern Aslatics. II those countless mil
lions add butter to their bill OF fare the
cows will have busy time OF it-New
York Sun
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Like catarrh, 1t pervades the whole
system, and counteracts the effects of
the disease.
great many people believe that
they have been cured OF chronic
Brights Disease by the use of Peruna.
1t is certainly true that in the ear
lfer stages of Bright's Disease, Pc
luna Is in effective remedy.
Numerous testimonials on this point
establish the fact beyond all doubt
Nfr. Otto A. Fleissner, American cpl
curean, formerly Chef to Col. w. j.
Cody. 14l2 Sixth Ave. Seattle, Wash,
writes;
Il suffered with kidney and bladder
trouble until life did not seem worth
living. | had tried many medicines,
but did not get any relief until took
Peruna- 1t was really wonderful how
much better / was after l used this
medicine only a week. At the end OF
six months I found to my relief that it
had rid my system OF all poisons and
was cured to stay cured"
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Kidney Trouble Is Not Always Rec
ognized as Catarrh-Pe-ru-naR Re-
lieves Kidney Disease Be
cause It Is Remedy Fer
All Phases of Catarrh.

twenty-five years ago. before
Dr. Hartman began distributing
his pamphlets. books and newspaper
articles, Bright's Disease Of the kid
neys was regarded as a disease wholly
distinct from catarrh.
Now, Bright's Disease Is thought by
many the world over to be phase
of catarrhal Inflammation.
To relieve Brlghts Disease something
must be used that has the power to re-
lieve Catarrh.
Any medicine that Is a remedy for
catarrh of one organ Is obviously a
medicine for catarrh OF any other or
gan.
Peruna is an internal, systemic ca
tarrh remedy.
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EDITORS ARE ARRESTED
Two Russian Pencil -Pushers Are IN a
Tight Place.

ST PETERSBURG. March24-Alexis Alex
icvitch Souvirin. editor OF the Russ. was ar
rested last night 10 the result OF the rejection
ty Emperor Nicholas OF his appeal against the
sentence Of one years imprisonment In a
inc In Doccmtcr. 1926 a Scditious prociama-
tion Including tho manifesto or the working
mems council. amounting that the Govern
ment had declared civil war on tho Urole-
tariat md saying that the challenge must be
accepted.
NJ Pesc4schonorT editor OF the suppressed
Syn Ontcchestvn. has been rearrcsteG. Nj
Pes.cscaonofI Is a wel-known writer. He was
arrested in 81. Petersburg Jonuary "a In con-
nection with the revolutionary movement, but
was released March .
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Valuable Memorandum.

LONDON March 24-The Daily Tele-
graph today states that the general
memorandum" OF Lord Nelson. being his
autographic directions to his captains on
the eve OF the battle OF Trafalgar. and
which was sold at auction In London on
March 10 for $4,000. was the property OF
a London omnibus driver who is still ply
Ing his calling The memorandum was
given to this mans father by an Admiral
and he had no Idea OF it's value till he was
advised TO consult tho auctloneers
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BEGINNING ACTIONS
AGAINST M'CURDYS
Former President Mutual Life
Is Accused of Wasting
Funds.

NEW YORK. March 4.-The first COM
plant in series of eight actions already
begun by the Mutual Life Insurance com
Pany against former President Richard
A McCurdy. his son. Robert H. and the
flrm OF Charles NJ. Raymond & Co.. the
company's former metropolitan agents,
was made public today,
The particular complaint is against for
mer President McCurdy.. and contains
nine separate causes OF action. In each
Mr.. McCurdy is charged with the waste
of large sums OF money belonging 10 the
company through alleged unfaithfuncss
and neglect in the discharge OF his duties
Damages amounting 10 s.. 3.250000 are de-
manded
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may lend more weight to your oplr
than there is 10 mine.
Magistrates to Burn.

may lend more weight to your opinion
than there is 10 mine.
Magistrates to Burn.
There are fourteen magistrates In this
Jurisdiction and six OF them are in this
building. Why take this case from the
magistrates and submit IL to this court
as a magistrate, or even to the grand
jury2'
that question:" Interrupted Mr. Jerome
Reply Of the Court.
Not now" replied the Judge He went
on pounding the desk with his flst-
II don't sec why a Hypothetical ques-
ton was submitted to this court in tho
first instance There Is a court idle be-
low The Court OF Special Sessions Is
available, and one OF the Justices of this
court Recorder Con. is now Idle Why
not tako tho case up TO one of them7 II
they refuse TO do their duty / Will al
ways do mine"
Judge Is Emphatic.
"The habit Of stealing, which, your
through these corporations paying as
sessments, and should be no excuse for
any person" said Mr. Jerome.
They should be behind prison bars. II
were innocent / would consent TO be
low-cltlzens." Judge O'Sulllvan broke In.
Question by Jerome.
Would your honor wish to be in
dloted?'' asked the District Attorney
while, OF course / should not desire
To be indicted" replied the Judge, still
II | were indicted l would clear my name
ii | were innocent.
IF your honor Will issue a warrant for
George W. Perkins that he may come
within the custody of this court" said
Mr. Jerome "ho VIII be at once taken
out OF here on Il writ of habenS corpus
and in order that the rights OF the peo-
pie may be preserved, shall retain Alton
B. Parker as counsel for the District AT
torney."
Courts Declaration.
Justice O'Sulnyan said that he would
not issue q warrant for reasons already
stntcd, and that for the came reason he
would not accept the deposition which
Mr. Jerome had to offer.
no definite statement after the close OF
ancc matter. 1t Is considered that he
trato and there institute proceedings
against insurance officials.
Is q Policy-Holder.
When asked II he would so before Re-
cordcr Con- as suggested by Judge OSul-
livan, Mr. Jerome replied
icy-holicr in the New York Life"
Thomas C O'Sulliyan was elected Judge
of General Sessions last fall on the Demo
Halls old-timc orators,
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Road Nearing Completion.

Tho distance from Las Vegas to Bull
frog is about l2S miles 1t is seventy miles
from Indian Springs to Bullfrog. and as
about twenty miles OF track on that gap
has already been laid this leaves only
about flfty to complete Mr. Clark stated
that their present plans did not contem-
plate an extension Of the road beyond
Bullfrog, but 1t Is possible that 1t may
yet go 10 Goldncld.
This is Mr. Clark's first visit TO the ia
nous mining district. Mr. Whittcmore
has been there before. He left home about
a month ago. making his FIRST trip with
Charles Schwab. the steel magnate and
again returning with Mr.. Clark
At o'clock Saturday morning Mr.,
Clark General Manager Bancroft, ]. A
Reeves. general freight agent: r. r
Wells general manager OF the Salt Lake
Route left on special train for Los
Angeles
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"Shadow Lawn" Bought.

NEW YORK, March 2i-For the pur-
poses of a country club. which II is said
Will be the finest of Its kind in the world
Shadow Lawn the magnificent estate
OF the late John A Mccall. at Wes. End
N j., has been purchased by interests rep
resented by the following committee, T.
Sanford Ross, Government contractor;
Ural II. McCarter, president of the FL
deity Trust company of Newark, Myron
H, Oppenheim; F. F. c. Young. president
OF the First National bank. and s. r.
Guggenheim of the American Smelling
and Refining CompanN.
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Commissioners Busy

NEW YORK March A-Chalrman
Knapp and Commissioners Prouty and
Clements OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission arrived here last night for
the hearings today In the cases of tho un-
railroads running out of this city. From
here the commission Will probably go 10
Chicago. The investigation is made on
complaint of the railroads laid before the
commission within tho last few weeks
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FRATERNITY MEN
GIVE A BANQUET
District Attorney Jerome and
Charles E. Hughes Guests
of Honor.

NEW YORK, March 24.-The Delta Up
slon fraternity of New York gave tes-
timonial banquet tonight TO District At
torncy jerome, Amherst 'S2 and Charles
e Hughes. Brown 81. The $50 fraternity
men present represented thirty-seVen
different colleges and universities.
Mr. Hughes who spoke briefly, was
hailed as the next Governor OF New
York" in response to which he said;
Spirit Of Fraternity,
''I attribute your good wishes to the
spirit OF fraternity and good fellowship. L
must. how -yer leave political aspirations
where they belong
his address, lis good deal like ship
driven here and there by the winds, Pub
lie opinion goes hitherto and yon. but In
the end It is sweet. sane and sound and
like the ship. /: will make Its port. 1t Is
for us positive duty 10 see that tho
tacks are no longer than necessary. But
what do We ind today in the city. the
State and the Nation? We find public
opinion of absolute hysteria.'
Refers to Hamilton.
Mr Jerome referred to the return OF An
drew Hamilton. saying; ut was only
few days ago when the newspapers we're
clamoring for Hamilton to be brought
back and Imprisoned or electrocuted
punished In some way, He old come back.
He did il bravcly and rightly, and struck
true according to NY own mind. But now
the man for whose blood they were cry
ing out for is ma1e a ! ero and his un-
corroborated word Is taken to brand men.
honorSd mol OF the community. whom
YOU and l trust N.
Alton B. Psrkor-I believe he ran for
President oncc-Wcnt down South and Said
flat tho way TO convict was to convict.
He said that there was not grand jury
that would not bring in an Indictment, 1t
ia because there is not that there Is ono
public official who will not permit an In
diCtment without evidence So much for
cheap clap-trap even IL 1t comes from the
Sage OF EsoDus
Many Policies Lapse.
Il am going TO sec that those who vio-
late the criminal law shall be punished
nut the way to convict Is by evidence /
was Informed the other day By q direc-
tor OF the Mutual Life that $1,000 COO OF
ncIicies have lnpscd These were policies
OF the poor. who had been Influenced by
the Wild cut z-ies of tho newspapers, These
institutions are as solvent as the United
suites, but these poor people. clerks and
laborinG people, wero scared by tho In
cesSant yawpinS OF tho hounds or the
yellow prcSs. -
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IONS OF
|ihl'S DISEASE

VI Brights Disease is so
a'mg the health depart
Atge cities that mention
"'est symptoms is timely.
oe eyellds OF swelling OF
hahds In the morning;
: the abdomen.
aed kidney Increases the
q. and the heart may be-
and painful. This is
u. WIN an asthmatic con-
Fitness of breath.
to.b,se Hb,,sease commonly starts
rsrsS any kidney disorder
y 10 longer than three or
IA % notice OF the chronic
|-I u1tA IL CdD DN no
|liyspo'aa may not be sediment
-rsn,' cases there is no
kadaehsa'' drowslness and
are all advanced
NJ n o,Vhtnlplexion. hlp with weak
Ne regarded as sus-
ID Bpiaeee Bpiaee In the hands of
On 'ghts a Dlsea Sc a &C.
@ Ful,oa.g 1argc variety of test
sDiss.sorn's Renal Compound
;rsriss' Sc It shows s. per
pamnhh,itlh N this hitherto fatal
bMr 'phlet cN is free.
No'' agent, Salt Lake
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Committee Concludes.

NEW YORK March 25-The Fowler
committee Of the New York Life Insur-
ance company. has Issued statement
Ir which It snld: The special committee
has no further duty TO perform with re-
spect to the Hamilton matters for politi-
cal contribution The committee is now
Engaged in the introduction Of tho diff
tercnt departments OF the company
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BUM BOMB is USED
Political Prisoner at Moscow Works
Neat Little Scheme

MOSCOW March PA political pris-
oner named 6lasger terrori=ed the PRISON
guard with an imitation bomb today and
walked out OF jail
The Credit Mutual bank. which was
robbed on March ~ of ti32, coo offers a re-
ward OF 10 per cent OF The amount stolen
TO any person who Will return tho sum
taken by the robbers.
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Tower Is Appointed.

LONDON, March 2i-The appointment
of Reginald T Tower as British Minister
to Mexico in succession TO Sir George
Greyinc was announced today. Mr.,
Tower, who was born in 1860 has been
Minister Resident at Munich and Stutt-
gart since 1903. He was second secretary
Of the British embassy at Washington in
1896 and secretary Of the Alaska boundary
commission in 1903
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Killed by O Car.

LOS ANGELES, March 24.-Ed Nichols,
"a years OF age, q tourist from Trenton.
was struck and almost instantly
killed by a Pacific electric car this
afternoon at Watts station. According
TO witnesses Nichols became confused In
irving to avoid an inbound car and was
etynrI and hurled nearly fifty feet.
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CAUGHT in SN0WSLIDE
Henry Loney, Caretaker at Dalton
Mill, Has Close Call
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
MARfSVALE. Utah. March 24-On the
18TH inst, at about 10 p. ma snowslide oc-
CURED just above the Dalton mill In Bull
lion canyon, wrccklng the mill cottage in
which was sleeping Henry Loney the
mill caretaker and an old-tinler OF Marys-
vale.
Mr.. Loney was pinned down by the
fallen house and snow and was not res
cued until next morning. and when found
was near death from cold, his feet and
hands being badly frozen but he Is now
doing we'll There Is an immense fall OF
snow in the hills and apparently more
coming
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Fayors Direct Vote,

COLUMBUS. o. March 3..The House
Committee on Federal Relations today
recommended the passage OF the Hiil
yDTnt,,cnt of q committee of four TO pro-
poln' p0le the cooperation &C OF two thirds of the
state Tor calling a constitutional commit
fec TO amend the CONSTITUTION TO elect
I7nitod States Senators by direct vote
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Race Against Death.

TOPEKA, Kan. March 22-Mrs b. F.
Yoakum. wife of the chairman OF the
board OF directors OF the Rock Island az
Pacific and the st, Louis & San Fran
cisco. is speeding eastward today on a
special Rock Island train from southern
California TO the bedside OF Mr. Yoakum
in New York Her train Is due IN To
pcka at s o'clock Sunday morning Mr..
Yoakum Is reported in precarlous condl-
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Convention Date Fixed.

ST PETERSBURG. March The munici-
pai conventions Of Moscow nnd 81, h ",Sns
a;,io. viii elect representatives. 10 the lower
House Of Parliament, April 80 .,,,, ,.u
u. 81. members OF the lower Hous". hos
Sheoso aiIcd To meet In ST. Petersburg March -
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Leaders Coming West.

ROCHESTER, n, Y. March BINARY
s. Anthony accompanied by DR.. Anna
Shaw. will start tomorrow for Portland
or. to take up tho work OF women suf-
fragc, In compliance with the last wishes
OF her sister, Susan b, Anthony. She Will
stop a week In Chicago. After the Ore
gon campaign Miss Anthony Will go TO
hoYOa
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Fire In Ottumwa

OTTUMWA, Ia. March 2i-The store
of the ]. Il. Scaz Dry Goods company
was destroyed by fire tonight and the
w j. Donnelson dry goods store and tho
First National bank considerably dam
aged LOSS SS, COO
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Up to Uncle Sam.

LONDON March q Accommodating on tho
Moroccan situation. the Outlook today says
there Is very little doubt that the Algeciras
conference is tho OF it's last sitting
and that agreement win DO reached. nom
maly upon the basis OF tho Austrian proposal.
but In reality through the mediation OF tho
United States
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After Bridge Trust.

BELLEFONTAIN. O.. March 2-The
Circuit court today decided that the State
is within its rights In insttuting custer
proceedings In collective suit against
the fourteen companies alleged to consti-
tute the Bridge Trust"
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Gen. Sanguily Dead.

HAVANA. March 24.-Gen. Julio San
gully died at his home here today. He
gained his military title in tho Cuban
insurrcction OF 1858, rising from the ranks
by notable bravery and energy. He also
took part In the last Cuban revolution.
but in 1897 he was captured by the Span
Iards. who tried and sentenced him 10 be
imprisoned for life Sanguily. however
claimed American citizenship. and through
the Intervention of the Government at
MaShlnRton he WAS released
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<tmce Postponed.

March 23.-The next
= Moroccan conference was
20 from Saturday until
esing TO the continued In
Herr Won Radowitz. chief
y Mission 1t is said that
2 suggestion regarding a
''ree Will not be pressed.
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ands for Wyoming.

!vN. March 2a.-The Senate
sncon passed the bill re-
IL Warren permitting the
TO relinquish certain
e.liec thereof other lands
ll TO about 25,0uO acres,
Ehit OF their Irrigation OF
81 lands, under the Carey