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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-21
Water RiQhts

For rent-Fort Lyon water rights at
Stony Point. Inquire of I. NJ. Lee, La
mar, Colo.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1906-03-21
Nursery Stock cheap

We have surplus in the lead
ing varieties OF Apple, Colorado
grown, that we are offering
cheap. Write for prices.
The Northern Nursery Go.
Denver, Colo.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

\ good zmany farmers have planted portion of their corn crop.
 Remember flat wc keep a full line of groceries.
 A. T. Gotham < Go. Mir. Arthur Wells was down at Lake Providence this week with a carload of stock.
 Jr Laeien Mathews. of Lake Village, Was here the first of this week.
 For dry goods 4nd groceries, call phone No. 10.
 AB ". Robertson x Co. Mir Thomas Baker, of Warren. was visitor to our town last Sat urday
 Muslin underwear at popular prices.
 II. NJ Wilson [ Co. Mrs. R. (. Thompson left last Monday morning for Little Rock, her future home.
 Rev. ! B. se4rey, of Llotle Rock, was q visitor to our city last week.
 Mrs. Lama Noe, of Little Rock, is here on | visit to her parents, NJ. and Mrs. I s. Hart shirts of al kinds and prices :;
 \. T. Gotham a. Co. Miss Leila Dunn, of Warren, was here this week on visit to aer sister, Mrs. C. D. Daniel. Don't give your hides away. Sell them 10
 f Atcysy < Marks. Miss Bertie Erwin visited reia- tives and friends Ut W arrea this week.
 For something new and uP=to- aate in necl5weaf, come 10 see us.
 A T. Gotham < Go. Mrs. lack Daniels, Of Dermotf was here last week tao guest q Mrs. r. E. Lambert.
 Mr. w. T. GuIleage, of White Ashley county, was ia cur to"r the first of this week.
 We have some beautiful design' in shirt waists sets.
 Star Jewelry Co. E. 6 Hammock, Esq, left las Monday morning on visit to Col orado, Tex.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
PETITION FOR PARDON.

To Hls EXeHLLENcY, GOVERN oR IEFF. DAVIS
 The undersigned represent 10 your Excel.ency that William simoas vas convicted of lareoay in the Drew Circuit Ca4rt ia Sep tember,. 1905, and sentenced to fha peuitentiary for one year. He crime for whieA he was sentenced was for the stealing of q saddle he longing t9 Br. Barnett. he pris oaer pleaded -guiIty of reeeieil the saddle which haa been pavi ed 10 bin. Itw45 5Is 6rst o6easa and he had newer been arrested be- fore on any charge lie has con dactsd himself property as prs onlr. and las never given the warden any trouble.
 By cfefioal error ebe commit meaf shown conviction and sen teHee for murder iu5tlad of laree- ny
 5eFefore your petitioners be iie4ing the ends of justice hay. been fully met b5 his service in the penitlntiuy from 'he date Of Az saia sentence to the present time. do most earnestly ak your Excel eucy to giant tda said Nl5h4D Slmoas. i p4fton.
 (5ieoed5 a9-as Rea1 . V. Mol ris, aud 9I othels.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

See | B. Wells forfertiiizer. 4 We are the hide buyers.
 If AicEag < Marks. Landreth's fresh garden seed at Bordeaux Drug slore. f. The county candidates are nak. ing speeches this week.
 Fresh garden seed, in bulh, al Bordeaux Drug Store. If. Business was rigbt good in the city last Saturday.
 We want both cattle and hogs. If. McFay < Mark. Mrs. C. D. Daniel has returned from visit to Memphis
 Bordeaux Tetter Lotion cures the Spring soratchers tt Mrs. Vance Bordeaux visited relatives al Dermott last week. E. B. Wells can furnish you with fertilizer. 4 Mir. and Mrs. Claude simpson visited Little Rock i4a1 week.
 Extra quality seed corn at Bor- deauX' Drug Slore. ti. Mir Clifford Wood made tgip to Little Rock Iase week.
 We are the produce dealers.
 If MeVay ( Marks. Mir. D. E Tool was at home tais week.
 Stop your scratching by using Bordeaux Fettev Lotion.
 Mir. D. c. KiIlian visited Der mott last Sunday.
 Get your fertilizer from E. E Wells. 4t Mrs. Hampie Sugart, of Monroe La is here on visit to relatives Spectacles that fit the eye, a Bordeaux Drug Store. If Call on J. 0. Cooper for gen uine yellow yam seed potatoes. 2f Mrs. E. r, Remley, of Bermott visited relatives here last week.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

F0R SALE.-Ihe Ileran piaee ia Drew county oa Cut on creek, : miles west of BlIssQ.iIe-Ioo acres woods O acres ta cultiya. ton one two-story, Iroom h9us one f room house, barn etc; plank feaee al improvements uep- Made 5 baies of cotton and .o7 ba bels of corn iH lgo5 Sp.end33 cattle and hog range Price 2tl- 800. For tetns, write owner.
 !. E. shu.1z.
 fl. Fulton 35b.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
A Scientific ' 9ader.

The cures that stand to its erod- 1t make Buellicn's Arniea Salve q scientific wonder It cured E. |. Mulfora, lecturer fo1 tho Patrons ot uusbandry, #aynos5oro, Pa, Of distressing ease oi the piles. l. heals the worst sores, burns, 6oils, ulcers, cuts, wounds, cfilblains an salt rheam. Only 25o at 0ar Drag Store.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15


 Thomas \. Fea9lf 4 H of J N4rianna. wiIl make ths race fer Superintendent of Pubic Iastra5= tiou .the Hext state election. F Fatrsii is4 gentleman and seaol. ar and would b. gu ornament 9a he position 10 which he aspires = B.ack Rock Blade.
 The above fron Jhe Black Rock BIsdeis a true tribute to tbe worth of fde gentleman mentioned. The editor oI tais paper ms known Prof I. A Ea51lI intimately for many years tad knows, him to ba al thGt is claimed f9a him ia tbe above 4ad a5so as one of tHe most successful educators of the day. During shirfy five years. service in the school room he bad charge of only two schools, ore at Clover port, Hartman county, Tenn, and the other the bfarianna Male and Female Institute, Boeh If which he buiit mp from insignificant public schools to prominent institutions oi learning. Ii is q matter of faot  that no school stood ateter iu the estimate of l4e prominent edaea tors of this state than our own DUO lie school while in his charge. Ills efficiency IS aa educator and his worth as q man is fully proven by the length of time he kept the schools placed in his eharge-oniy two schools in thrty-fiye year5.- Lee County Courier.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
Geu. J. J. Wright, Com. zad Ark. Brig
OOc ots StlZI ea

The remarkable recovery ot Kenneth MeIver, of Eaaee6oro, Me, is the subject of much iutet- estto the medfcsl .ra5erl5ty and n wide oilcle.of friords. lie says Of his case: @OWiae tosevore j6as- nation of the tifaas and eonees- t.on of the laass, three doctors cave me np 10 die, when, as last resort, WAS induced 10 try Br. Kings New Discovery and am happy to say 1t savod my Ijis Cares the worst eou zls and c5lds, bronchitis, tor1Iiiis, weaN lungs, hearseness anu Ia grlrpe. Ga4fau- taed q 0ar Drug Store, 50c aad s1 co bottlcz. Tgid kotle free.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
 Torture u / savf.4s.

Speaking ,. torture ta 1h2,a a= =sf sAe sae4sa ;ri6ea a eae aiap.eas ahfas-faerr e.=1#ses rega=eas 5aa #ls.ease# -otisr Ja- a5a lot t.Aea mausas tfam inflammation oi The K55aey=, -5ys Y Y s6 5Ua1s ot Ge- -ttae Ae Nothing be5eet mo aati i a.a5 Eaeeus Bltters, lhrcg bot. ties of which completely cured me Cures hvor complaint, dts persia, 5loaa aeor3ers ma ma farja; aad restores the weak aud nervous to robust health. Guarau- teed by R. F. Vance Bordeaux, druggist. rice 5oc.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

pefsja, 6IaaA dHor3ars at ma farja; aaJ reslares the weak aud nervous to robust health. Guarao- tecd by R F. Vance Berdeaaz, druggist. rice 5oe.
 [. (. '. Reuniaa at New Orleans.
 Monticello. Ark, &arch9 3 I9o6. Headquarters eaa Ark Brigade.
 Gen. J. I Wright commanding and Ark Brigade hereby aunoun- ees the following s-Hamed persons as complete sss oi hls Official Staff:
 Lieut.. Col ". A Brown a|ifz Gen. aad ehisf ea Ssag. MondesI- Io; Assistant Adjt Generals, Mai. sf. !. Garrison Warren; 215j j.. =. altIason, Gsu4sa
 Lieut.. GaI5 ! < Thornton. fa- speetor Gen CaaIsa; Assistant Inspector Generals, Naj J. . HeAiahon, Camden. Ma. W j.. MeRae Cam len.
 L1eut. Col. l. D. Morgan, Chef 9aaf,11m4stef, Ionttre.5a A=-js= tant Qaaftefu4stcrs Maj R5bt ]. Lo9den, Lake Village MG " E J5f3ea, Hjlaar
 Lieut.. Col. X. l. Morgan Com missary General. Gamaea Assis. tan, Gomalssary Generals. H5j I. a B9fdea x, Meatieello Maj =G. " NeEay. Mon,ieello
 Lieet. Col W [ Sleanoas, fudge Advocate, Monticello. ~ sistaat Judge Advocate. aIaj W. IA Roby. Hamburg.
 Lieut.. Col E. + Lindsey Chief Surgeon IB8mbure As-.s- taas Surgeons, Ma J B Shaw, Sheriaan Maj 5. C Robertson. Monticello.
 Llent. Calz ". r 8ccoa5s4 caief of Artillery. Hamburg Az s.stant Chiefs of Artillery. NJ P. W. Ramsey, Hamburg Maj Mark Noble, Hamburg.
 Lieut.. Col. Sam R Cobb. Chief of Ordnance, Sheridan Assistant Chiefs Of Ordnance, Maj. ]. H.. Pryor, HambuTss Maj ". J. Nixon, Sheridan.
 Lieut. Col, John Knox, Chief Engineer, Re'ts Bluff; Assistant Engineers, Maj w D. Roddy, Montieello; Maj " D Rodgers, Monticello.
 Lieut. Col, Ii. Knox, Chief Paymas5er, Piae Bluff Assistant Paymasters, Maj ". II. Lyle, Gsraett; Maj. ". II Isom, Selma.
 Lient. Col, NC. Denson. Chief Chaplaln, D4Imott Assistant Chaplain, Maj W. NJ. Hays. Mon tieello.
 Aides-capt.James Culp, Beard en; Capt. ]. A Simpson, Ham burg Capt F. A. Scott, Hamburg; Capt. Tom stilwelI, Hamburg; Capt. K. 4. Pugh, Portland; Capt. aionroe Jones Mantieelloi Capt. k. c. Knox, Mouteelio Capt. r. A Goodwin, Locust Bayou. Capt. l ". T. Lawsoo, Moasieello Capt. ". II Robertson, Monticello; Capt 2. Ca5ty, Monticello Miss i.lI5 stie Brown, Sponsor. Mouticqi- l5. Miss Clara Tool Maid 0! Ho4- or, Monticello.
 Geu. J. J. Wright,
 Con- zad Ark. Brigade.
 V !. Brown,
 1vi4 C c.iifl 5etEr
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

We wish to state in as plain aa vigorous way as words ean=e2f 1t. that Haat's Cure will pc quickly au' permanently eG IaTm of istHiag sEin known. Oae box is gaaraat care One application alf5r ileE
 For sale by
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The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
s.5ee.l Holders Meeting


 Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stock bolders of the Monticello Bank 6 Trust Co Monticello, Ark. will De held at the office of said i}ank < Trust Company on Tuesday, April 10th, 1900. for tae purpose of eleeting nine director. for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business IS may legally come before saie meeting.
 4t k. [. Hyatt, March Ist, I9oo Cashier.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
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Died an Feb z5. I5a uelca of ar. and Mrs She Nas sick only three days was the second spell of sW0Hp fever she has had in the past eislz weeks. She was laid to rest ia the Rash Burying Ground. Funer al service were conducted by her pastor, brother Webb She was member Of Eaon Church. She leaves one brother and one sister to mourn her death.
 Aunt Ida.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
fE

The members of thc County Demonstration Farm Committee are requested to meet tt the Cir cuit Clerks office Saturday, March I1th. ". ]. Echols, j. r Eoonce, Chairman.
 %4f,'7.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
Star eEBs I1

PERFECTION CLOTHES are fa- nous IS Ire most gracefully fitting of all. They have cut and a finish unusual to the term ready made. single and double breast cd saits ale here ia gleat variety. The prices range from &7.5a to SIS %. Let us show you o4r clothing.
 2t. AfeGIaY t Trogter.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

"a
 II. NJ. Wilson ol Co. All that Drew county needs to make it the garden spot of the state is more labor of the right sort
 We struck snap D pants and bought them at about price and will sell them the same way.
 A T. Gotham < Co. This has been a favorable Spring Tor farm work, and much valuable Improvement have been made on the farms.
 kABO Gorsets are the best. That is what those who wear them say. Only at
 IL NJ. Wilson X Go. Patrick Henry. Esq, visited Cbieot and Ashley counties lasf week in the interest of his candi- d4ey.
 We have tfe Gieeest line of soc. I55e. and g. % shirts in town Made full Nonsbrikable band Try one.
 II M Wilson 5. Co. A17 level ElEia oz Wstthan moTementia q heavy open faee case for 3lo.oo, al Star Jewelry Co's
 ". N. Robertson \ Co, have the best selected line of shoes ever shown in the city, and can sui you ia every aetail.
 Mr. and Ms. Pandergr5ss, of Pine BIGtf. were here this week on visit to Mrs. Psaaergr5ss par ents, Mf. ana Ms. k. W. Sheleoa5 Buy Perfection suif7 aad you will be satisfied. New Spring line just in.
 q. MeCloy < Trotfer EGGS CuEAP.-Finest strain Is. .. Brown Leghorn-S1 co for thirteen. Mrs. II. W Wells, 2 5m. Monticello, ArN. 4 practical opt;eian VII exam inc your eyes at the Star Jeweiry Cos, and they will not charge you two prices for tae glasses eita- CT.
 Just received-New lot of Thoroughbred, Statesman and J. B. Stetson hats. They are the best. Try one.
 II. N. Wilson x Co. A pretty Spring ha5 witb a  cheap hat pin looks bad We have quite an assortment of bat pms ia gold and silver.
 Star Tewelry Co. Walk.Ovcr Shoes in all the new shapes and feathers for Spring and summer are here. Price E 5o and s4oo.
 zt. McCloy < Troteer. Use Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.'S. Fertilizer. II enriches tae land ana the man who ulls t. ApPly=to ". D. Rodgers, at W. M. Robertson X Cos. 3. TKESsES,,-We can it my- body with Smithsonian Truss, and guarantee t to give perfect satisfaction.
 tf K. E Vance Bordeaux. Ask to see our eight day clocks Ne have just received d large ship lueut of these clocks and II will surprise you to euoa how littie il takes to boy one.
 Star Jewelry Co Hon. s. Q ssevier. candidate for Governor, will address tde citi- zens of Drew county 1t the Court House, ia Monticello. on Thurs day, the 2znd inst, at ' 30 p. m. Turn out and bear him.
 The candidates for Prosecuting Attorney will address the voters oi Drew county at WiImar, Thursday night, at , 30 O clock and at the Court House in Monticello, Fri day at o'clock, p. n.
 Have you seen the line of watch G which are guaranteed to wear psrtn4asatl5 fbey are better than solid gold eases and do not cost :. half as much.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

Iaeaz@ ae=af laees enbF5'a
 HH ibHaHs. fast received IT. N. e.aH# as
 i#g 1afs.taa1a att yoa 05. 5.a t5 t.,t,e a1gau5a9a of e4e bar saa5 usle,ed.
 Fv5r7 Ha7 -Aa4la a41aY gaad watch aaaaaals a9 excuse tor ao. d5eg SO "aea y5e 5l6 get q goia fHc5 5f-e. ea4rauteaa fer sa years, wjtbaa EIgfa CT Haitbam movement for $IIsoo, tt the Star lev elry Co.'S.
 Mrs < IL Savage. P NJ. has been authorized t1 establish Rural Free Deliver. at Monticello, Marea t5t.f, @ita one carrier. Total leagtl Of route z76 miles area covered $ quare niles number et houses m route I27; population served ST.
 flow about q nice umtreliaa Ne have | beautiful line all silk b aat- urat wood. handles Tor as 5o. Tho kind that you would pay S3.oo for elsewhere Ne also have them u gold silver anI pearl h4nd1ea-- which. aTe being odd at reduced prIees.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
MONTIGELLGN:AN
THURSDAY, MAR. :. 1906.

Entered at the Post Office et Monticello Ark. as second class mail matter
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

The EHhsaain Ir9=a zs The best A#s3- Sea 5aam it Eafde uE =2rAH a4y#e.
 AJ-y kafty slls. . eas ac szs VI s ca H E.a 5 relatives.
 faH'~ sas Second t nj bcE g'e- aad haet
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

This has been | favorable Spring Tor farn.w work. and much valuable improvement have been made on the farms.
 kAH0 Gorsets are the best. That is what those who wear them say. Only at
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
IlsgIIl9TII3l99rl

that have arranged this he of of ability and reputation and that personally guar his work Aexamnaons only regular prices will be charged for glasses.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
AfeC1oy &@Fn1tfer=

EGGS GuEAP.-Finest strain $. .. Brown Leghorn-$r co for thirteen. Mrs. II. W Wells,
 22z 6 5m. Monticello, ArN.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
Star jeweIry Go.

Miss Lorepa Toison, supported 5y strong company filed $ three nights engagement tt the Opera House in this city last week. 1his is one of the best stock companies on the road and deserves good patronage wherever Il goes.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

Ms. and Mrs. Pandergrass, of Pine BIeG, were here this week on q visit to Mrs. Penaerqrass par ents. Aif. aua Mrs. k. N. Sheltoa.
 Buy "Perleetion suif9 aad you will be esatisfed. New Spring line iust in.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
II. N. V ilson X Go.

Patrick Henry, Esq, visited Chieot and Ashley counties last week in the interest of his candi- d4ey.
 We have tfe Eieeest line of zoe.  55e. and g. % shirts in town Made full. NonshrikabIe band Try one.
 II M Wilson t Co.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
g r.t E=t4 10 X 1lttttiE f#

ssa Jsme. R. srser aad lam. iy. of Lake Village, were here this week or a visit to Mir. \. II. Bell. The cIuett Peabody Arrow Br4ud1 collar wfth one of ouf nice silk ties will make you look good.
 H. NJ. Wilson o~ Co. All that Drew county needs to make it the garden spot of The state is more labor of the right sort.
 We struck a snap D pants and bought them at about price and will sell them the same way.
 A r. Gotham < Co.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

\ practical optieian VII exam inc your eyes atthe Star Jeweiry Cos, and they will not charge you two prices for tae glasses eith-
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

\ F level ElFia or Wa'th3m movement in heavy open faee case for 3Io.oo, at Star Jewelry Co.,
 ". N. Robertson & Co, have the pest selected inc of shoes ever shown in the city. and can sui you ia every aetaI.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
4eea1 TS&Yas.

See E B. Wells forfeftilizer. 4 We are the hide buyers. If AicNay & Marks.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

A pretty Spring hat witb a cheap hat pin looks bad We have quite an assortment of bat pms ia gold and silver.
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
2 z S3a#a 0afRsag5

We rake pleasure in announcing patrons the public that will have yit tde following ia Is only
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15
1A5 IS So.

11eeeE eesea8S2
The Monticellonian., 1906-03-15

lust received-New lot of Thoroughbred, Statesman and ]. B. Stetson hats. They are the best. Try one.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
NO NOMINATIONS
UNTIL EVENING
THE REAL BUSINESS OF THE
CONVENTION, NOMINATIONS,
WILL NOT COME TILL TONIGHT.

The Republican County convention
may not begin voting on nominees un-
til this evening. The committee on
rules is having difficulty in settling the
question of whether delegates shall be
compelled to use voting booths and
vote in secret, or whether it shall be
left optional with the delegats to vote
openly or otherwise, also over whether
Dillingham;, or other absentees, shall
be considered as nominees. Until the
rules committee reports the conven-
tlon cannot proceed. AT present there
are discussions enough in sight to make
possible a session lasting far into the
might
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
MANCHURIA
HAS BEEN PULLED
HALF HER LENGTH

There has been no material change
with the Manchuria thi safternoon
At PAS p. m. the U. S. S. Iroquois
and $. S. Restorer shifted their posi-
tions from pulling from her port quar-
ter by the stem, to stern and are now
pulling in that direction. The vessel
has been Slowed around at an angle
from the shore and is now pointing
more to the northeast She mas also
moved slightly toward the deeper wa
ter.
The utmost confidence is felt at the
local agency that she will be floated.
A report from Waimanalo at 2 p.
m. today states that the Manchuria has
been pulled 300 feet or half her length
toward deep water.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
MANCHURIA
IS MOVING
SEAWARD
TO FLOAT THE WRECK
ED LINER HAVE PROVED VERY
SUCCESSFULLY.

According to advices from the scene
of the wrecked Manchuria, the pros
poets seem to be that the boat would
be foated into deep wscer about 8
o'clock this afternoon.
At p. m. yesterday the winches were
frightened up on the lines leading to
the various kedge anchors and the
work of moving the vessel was started.
The big pull did not start however un-
til 10 o'clock this morning. The coal
was gotten out Of the vessel late last
night and the work of pumping out the
water was begun last night and has
continued this morning in the general
effort to tighten the vessel so that she
can be foated.
The result of the joint efforts of the
vessels own power and the work of
the Restorer Iroquois and Manning
have proved highly satisfactory for
from p. m. of YESTERDAY to this morn
ing about o'clock the vessel had been
moved $50 feet seaward, toward deeper
water High tide large at 121 o'clock
this afternoon and it was thought that
she would be fioated by o'clock. IT
was reported that there was about %
feet more to move her before she would
strike deep water.
Some wild ass Of the desert started
the report this morning that the YES
sci was foated. The rumor spread
about the city generally and the office
of H Hackfeld and company the local
agents of the vessel, was besieged with
inquiries. The report was Incorrect for
up to the noon hour, no official report
of the progress had been received at
the office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-09-14
The Platform Reported
To The Convention

ministration of the affairs yof the
county of Oahu by the Republican
members of the Board of Supervisors
and other Republican county officials
and hereby express our appreciation Of
the honesty integrity and ability of
each member of our party on the
Board and of our appreciation of their
action as a whole Through their ef-
forts it has been demonstrated that
county government is a success"
On motion of Lucas a plank was
added providing that the county of
Oahu should take over the sewer sys-
tenn.
Goodale proposed amending or with
drawing the liquor clause. He thought
the provision restricting licenses to
citizens only was probably a violation
of the treaty with Japan and that it
would be a possible injustice to Japa-
nese which might cause i'll feeling.
Breckons said he had looked into the
law and that he did not think the
plan was violation of the treaty.
On roll CALL Goodale's motion to cut
out the citizenship proposition was
stricken out and the plank was amend
ed. Then Breckons suggested striking
out the report.
Gear said a minority report would be
made and Breckons said he would join
in it.
On motion, the whole paragraph was
stricken out.
Later, it was decided to drop the
subject altogether and make no re-
| commentator regarding a liquor law.