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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
CLUB MEETING HAS
BEEN POSTPONED
LAST SESSION OF THE CONNER
ClAL CLUB FOR THE YEAR WILL
BE HELD FRIDAY, DECEMBER FL.
COMMITTEES TO REPORT.

The Commercial club will not hold its
regular monthly meeting this afternoon
on account of the absence of President
Robert Jemison, Jr., who has been in
New York for the past week or ten days.
The meeting has been postponed until
next Friday afternoon, December 81 This
meeting will be one of great Importance.
as It will be the last to be held this year
aud a number Of committees will prob
ably have important reports to submit
The special committees, having in
charge the arrangements for the enter
talnment of the visitors to the annual
convention OF the Southern Cotton asso-
citation which Will be held here in Janu-
airy, will have important reports to make
and will perhaps receive further instrue-
lions from the club.
These committees have been very busy
during the past few weeks. and 1t is said
that they are making elaborate arrange
ments for the entertainment of the large
number of people who will attend the
convention
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
NEW UP-T0-DATE
JEWELRY STORE
u. Schwabacher Has Opened His New
Place on TWenty-first Street
Public Invited to Call.

U. Schwabacher has opened a new jew
elry store on Twenty-hrst street near
Third avenue,
This store has just been remodeled in
every way and is sure to attract Biz
mingham people.
A new line Of slverware and jewelry OF
every kind has been received from New
York.
The prices on these goods are very popu-
lar to the Christmas shoppers
Mr.. Schwa bacher has been in the jew
elry business for some time and Is thor
oughly acquainted with the line he now
handles.
His store Is the only iewelry store on
Twenty-frst street between Second and
Third avenues, and ii might be called the
''Twenty-nrst Street Jewelry Store
Mr.. Schwabacher will be very glad to
see you in his new store and will gladly
I'LL any demands you may want in his
line
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Considered License Scale.

In the office Of the Mayor last night,
Mayor Ward, Aldermen O'Neill and Coop
er and License Collector elect j. j, Bog
gan went over this years license sehed-
ule with a view of preparing a new one
for next year. The meeting lasted sew
eral hours, but at its conclusion, the
Mayor announced nothing doing" The
miscellaneous committee of the City
Council will pass on a scale next week
and will make a report to the council
Wednesday night AS has been reported,
the point of interest in the new scale Is
whether or not the Mayor will be able
to carry his point in increasing the
whisky license from 5000 to $1,000. 1t is
hardly probable that there will be OPP
position to the other increases intended.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Local Weather Data
OFFICER STREET INVESTIGATES.
Goes to Atlanta In Connection With
Robbery Case.

for Atlanta, where he will investigate the
case of three young men held there on
charges of robbery The local department
with the two recently arrested here,
charged with burglarizing the cutlery es-
tablishment of Robert Frank. The two
young men here, Cy Coggan and Judkn
Hollis, have been bound over to the
grand jury.
AS the two boys in jail hero are from
Atlanta and as there Is room for the be-
lief that the five worked together the
officer goes to Atlanta for the purpose of
assisting in the prosecution, and of get
ting information relative to the local
prisoners
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Report on General Status.

Washington. December 1S.-'fhe report
of the commission which has been en-
gagged for number OF years in a coditi-
cation and revision of the general statutes
of the United States was submitted to
President Roosevelt today. The commits
sion goes out of existence on the 18th
instant. Its members are David X. Wat
son of Ohio, the chairman; william -.
Bynum of Indianapolis, Ind, and John l..
Lott OF TIffon, o.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Neqro Under House.

Wesley Chambers, negro, was dis
covered under residence at 712 West
Twentieth street last night, and is now
in the city jail charged with trespass.
The officers believed that he was planning
to rob the house. The negro was discov-
cred by some passers-by and captured.
Police headquarters was notified, and
Officer Mingea drove the patrol wagon
to the scene, and returned with the
prisoner. Officer Tully preferred the
charge of trespass. The negro when
discovered was barefooted.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
public Health Cabinet officer.

Washington, December 13-The estab-
llshment of a department of public health,
with representation in the cabinet. was
advocated at a conference of the Amer
lean Medical association today The ini-
tial meeting was called TO order By Dr..
Charles A. L. Reed Of Cincinnati.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Lieutenant Haeood Heads Police Relief
Association

AT special meeting OF the Birmingham
Police Relief association. held yester-
day, new officers for another year were
elected.
addition, much routine matter was
disposed of, the reports of the various
officers and standing committees showing
the condition of the association to be
most healthy.
The following officers will serve for the
ensuing year: President, Lieutenant Ha-
good; first vice-president, Robert Haw-
kins; second ce-president, George De-
vine, secretary; j. |. Mcknight, treasur-
err, 7. j. Shirley.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
White Cap Meeting.

Every member of the Jefferson County
Sunday school white cap committee and
al Sunday school workers who will
agree to join them are earnestly re-
Quested to be present at the meeting
tonight at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, corner Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue, at o'clock sharp.
Important business will be tranacted.
Refreshments will be served.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Two Killed In Wreck,

New Orleans, December 13.-ln a smash
up on the Illinois Central near South
port today, in which the pay car crashed
into a freight train. Engineer Louis Brod-
erich, pay car engineer of McComb City,
Miss, was Killed and Fireman Charles
Harris (colored) was probably fatally in
jured The accident is said to have been
due to fog.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Sheriff Comes for Manner.

Carl Manner, the 17-year-old boy who
surrendered himself night before last on
charge o. embezzlement, was carried
20 Chattanooga last night by Sheriff
ehipo of that place. As is remembered
the boy stated that he had collected $40
It over to its owners. He believes that
nc will be able to make a satisfactory
Arnlauafion
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Postmasters Appointed.

Washington, December 13.-(Special)-
Postmasters appointed: Ingraham, Hale
count, Thomas X. Phares Soldier Creek.
Baldwin county; Robert c. Randolph.
The postofdce at Wyeth City, Marshall
county, ordered discontinued after jan
uary >
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Negro Thief Arrested.

w. Ellis Porter. negro, was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Patton and Muir
ply on a charge of larceny. 1t being
alleged that he took from the office of
the Southern Express company an over
coat belonging to Superintendent Ham.
The overcoat was recovered.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
Would Fiqht Cattle Tick.

Washington, December Ia Represen-
tatlve Ransdell of Texas introduced a bill
today appropriating $4,000 for tho ex-
termination of the Texas fever tick.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
MURPHY APPOINTED
VICE PRESIDENT
Was Formerly Third Vice Presi-
dent Q, and c,
OTHER RAILROAD NEWS
Car Accountants Office of the Western
District of the Southern In Bir-
mineham Is Removed to
Washington.
OTHER RAILROAD NEWS

Information has been received in Biz
mingham that w. j. Murphy has been
appointed vice president of the Queen
and Crescent route instead of third vice
president, as before. This means, SEEM
ingly, that the Cincinnati, New Orleans
and Texas Pacific and the Alabama Great
Southern are to be operated entirely by
Mr.. Murphy, who reports to no one eX-
eept President W. w. Finley.
As is well known the order appointing
Mr.. Baker general manager placed him in
charge of transportation and mainten-
ance only. he reporting to Mr. Murphy.
This left Mr.. Murphy practically in active
charge of the traffic and accounting de-
partments.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14

C. A. Cowles, general agent of the
Norfolk and Western in Atlanta, was in
Birmingham yesterday. ]. II. McAlister,
commercial agent for Chattanooga for the
same road, was also in the city
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14

w. T.. Chester has resigned as general
master mechanic Of the Central of Geor-
ga railway, and the office has been aboi-
ished r. F. Gaines has been appointed
superintendent of motive power, new
position, and all persons hitherto report
ing to the general master mechanic will
report to him in the future
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
THE WEATHER

Washington, December 13.-Forecast for
Alabama and Mississippi: Increasing
cloudiness Friday, possibly showers by
night; Saturday fair and cooler; fresh
Shifting to northwest Winds
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14

Warren l.. Rohr, western passenger
agent of the Norfolk and Western in
Chattanooga, was in the city yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14

The Central of Georgia has discontin-
ued its sleepers between Birmingham and
Columbus during the holiday, and pro-
test is being made by the travelling pub
lie In Birmingham. The sleepers run be-
tween Columbus and Savannah instead of
between Savannah and birmingham. A
number of people have protested this ac-
ton, stating that it was an inconvenience
to the travelling public.
At the Central of Georgia office 1t was
stated that the sleeper had been discon-
tinued only during the holidays. The OBJ
ject. so it was stated, was to enable the
trains to keep the schedule during the
heavy rush of the holiday business. Elk
ira equipment has to be carried on the
trains during the holidays, and it was
claimed that the schedule could not be
maintained with the extra equipment and
the sleeper.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14

The miniature train can be
seen at McVay's 2120 End Ave.
pulling a solid train load of his
famous WHISTLES.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14
the sleeper

On January the car accountants office
of the Southern in Birmingham will be
moved to Washington, as will the offices
at each of the other three district head
quarters, located at Knoxville, Danville
and Charlotte.
e. J. stephens is in charge of the Of
flee in Birmingham, which has jurisdic-
ton over the western district, and he has
some twenty men employed under him.
All of the men who were brought to Bir-
mingham from Washington when this Of
flee was established some months ago
will be returned to that city, and as
many other employees of the department
as care to go.
The car accountants offices were placed
at each of the district headquarters as
an experiment, but it has not proven the
success expected, and they will all be re-
turned to Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-14

II. E. Osborne, chief clerk to j. n. Corn
atzer assistant general passenger agent
OF the Frisco system, has been appointed
city passenger agent in Birmingham TO
succeed ]. w. Gam, who has been APP
pointed city passenger and tilNet agent
at Springfield, Mo.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

la~ndstingsman SAINT valman for utse-
ende af landstingsman nj afgifna be-
rattelsen "Uppgift a folkmangden In
ON hvarje kommun m. m. den 81 De
cember 1905", utgjorde rikets folk
mangd vid 1905 AIRS atgang 5,293,S51
p%ersoner, hvilket vid jemforelse med
mast foregaende AIRS folkmangdssiffra
(5,260,811) visar en- tillvaxt under ar
1905 af 33,040 personer, eller 6.2S pro-
mile. Denna relativa tillvaxt DR. lag
re an mast ~foregaende airs G.57 promil-
lie, hvilket f0rklaras af en- hojning af
d0dligheten och emigrationen SAINT en
0kad a~fskrifning at S. k. obefintlige,
medan immigranternas antal varit ma
got lagre an under 1904. Jemf0rd med
derforut gaende AIRS %folkokning, dr.
1905 AIRS tillvaxt hogre an 1902 och 1903
airs. men lagre an under hvart och EFT
af de ofriga aren af narmast forflutna
artionde.
Inom de sarskilda lanen har under
ar 1905 folkmangdstillvaxt egt rum /
milton, medan sex Ian visa m%inskning
(mot endast e Ian ar 1000. Den
st0rsta absolute tillvaxten f0rete
Stockholms stad med 5,192 personer,
Goteborgs och Bohus Ian med 4,461,
Stockholms Ian med 4,129 SAINT Malmo-
hus Ian med 1872 personer. Relativt
storst Dir. tillvaxten denna gang i
Stockholms Ian, eller PISA promille.
hvarefter folja Stockholms stad, med
1856, Norrbottens Ian, med 17.43, Co
teborgs och Bohus Ian, med 1855, SAINT
Vesterbottens Ian, med 1919 promille.
Liksom under aren 1903 och 1904 var
afven ar 1905 folkokningen 1 mellersta
och sodra Norrland ovanligt svag, och
denna gang bar den afven 1 Diet nordli-
ga Norrland varit betydligt mindre an
vanligt.
Folkminskning har egt rum 1 Krono-
bergs, Kalmar, Elfsborgs, Skaraborgs,
Vermlands och Vestmanlands Ian, star
kast utpreglad 1 S~karaborgs Ian, der
den uppgatt till 3.45 promille.
Mar hansyn tages till fordelningen d
landsbygd och stAder, befinnes lands
bygdens folkmangd under aret hafva
0kats fran 4,071,494 till 4,07S,s26 per-
soner, och stadernas fran 1881 till
1,214,92 2 personer. Tillvaxten utg0r
alltsA for landsbygden 1872 promille
och for stAderna 21.53. F0restaende tai
afse f5rdelningen den 81 December
1906. Med 1906 AIRS ingang ofverf0rdes
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

Lundby socken till Goteborgs stad,
hvartemte EFT par andra stader erhollo
mindre vasentliga utvidgningar af ST.
ma omraden; iakttagas dessa reglerip
gar, blir landsbygdens folkmangd vid
arsskiftet 4,066, 764 och stadernas l.
227,0S7.
Rikets folkmAngd af mankon har II n
der ar 1905 okats fran 2,566,934 till
2,5S3, 662, och f~olkmangden af kvinn-
kon fran 2,693,S77 till 2,710,1S9. Mot
hvarje tusental man svarade vid arets
slut, liksom vid dess borjan, LOAD
kvinnor.
Betraffande neutrality-suspicious. tai
under ar 1905 gifver en- preliminar
sammanrakning vid handen (efter
SNARE tillagg for vigslar, fodelser och
dodsfall / enlighet med forut vunnen
erfarenhet ON nagon ofvervikt hos de
slutliga talen 1 jemforelse med de preli-
minara), att antalet vigda par uppgatt
till omkring 30,784, antalet lefvande
fiddle till 135,409 och de dodes antal
III c6JtoO, hNdudh dilNSd hdIlNilSbSOl
verskottet skulle utgjort 52,973 perso-
ner. Pa hvarje tusental af folkmang.
den motsvara dessa %siffror, for vigda
par $50 lefvande fiddle 25.7, aflidnc
1876, och saedes nativitetsofverskot-
tet 10.1. Samtliga dessa tai arc ovan-
ligt laga, men afvika foga fran mar
mast f~0regAende AIRS siffror. Glitter
malstalet och ~fodelsetalet aro nagot
lagre an 1904, men dodstalet nagot b0-
gre. AT emigranter hafva uppgifvits
23,912, mot 22,307 under mast forega-
ende ar, SAINT af immigranter s,423,
mot 1897 under ar 1904. Under aret
1905 hafva dessutom afskrifvits 5,0S3
S. k. obefintlige, af hvilka IN ej ringa
del torde utgoras af personer. som IT,
digare afflyttat ur riket utan uttagan-
de af vederborligt flyttningsbetyg.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Fran SVenSka RikSddQen.

Hr Kronlunds Interpolation till
tivilminister Schotte, r0rande atgar-
der for upphjelpande af lapparnas be-
tryckta lage, besvarades af civilmini-
stern d. 4 April.
Tai. redogjorde, forst for Diet finska
renbetsarrendet och de ~atgarder, som
of myndigheterna vidtagits / denna fra
ga och som resulterat deri, att bette for
omkring 10000 renar beredts / Finland.
Under tiden tillstotte emellertid rem
utdrifningen fran Norge. Atgarder vid-
togos da genast att upphafva Diet be-
Stag a renar, som da gjordes, och be-
slaget upphafdes den "a Januari. Gan
ska stort tillm6tesgAende hade visats
fran de finska myndigheterna, hvilket
ocksa raddat Karesuando-lapparna fran
stora %forluster.
Betraffande renutdrifningen fran
Norge wore annu int konstateradt hur
manga inkommit 1 Norge; sven
skarna saga 1000, norrmannen Is, 900.
Utdrifvandet hade af den norske lans-
name verkstallts pa EFT brutalt och
obarmhertigt satt, och regeringen ha-
de gjort delta till foremal for forestall-
ningar hos norska regeringen.
Tai. r~edogjorde vidare for de stora
forluster Observation-Disclosures gjort.
Eft ingripande fran det allmannas sida
wore har nodvandigt, icke med pennin-
gar, men med uppkop af nya renar
M6jligt Or att 1 delta afseende k. pro-
position kommer att afgifvas.
Afven l ofrigt hade regeringen sin
uppmarksamhet fast pa lappfragan.
Bl. a. hade EFT penningebelopp anvisats
till help at lapparna for deras flytt-
ming till norska renbeten. Huruvida
lapparna lange kunna existera som no.
maddox skulle framtiden visa, men
till den tfdpunkten ansag tai det vara
de tire nationers plikt, hvilka lapparna
narmast tillhora, att CORA deras tillva.
TO ga draglig som m6jligt, och delta
skier u~teslutande genom att omhulda
deras renar, af hvilka ju lapparna hell
och ballet bero.
Slutligen vitsordade talaren Diet sto
70 ihtFesse for lapparna, som visats Al
myndigheterna 1 Norrbotten, och sar
sktldt namnde talaren la~ndshofdins
Bergstr6m och lRnsmannen 1 Karesu
= ando.
Hr Kronlund tackade civilministerr
och betygade a ~lapparnas vf~nar sit
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

glade Oliver Diet intresse, som af veder-
borande myndigheter visats lapparna
/ deras sorgliga belagenhet. Tai. in
gick derefter narmare pa den sorgliga
renutdrifningen UT Norge. De norska
myndigheternas tillvagagaende beteck-
made tai. som en- brutal krankning 1 hui
manitart och moraliskt afseende - EFT
tillvagagaende, som atminstone int BIZ
droge till EFT narmande mellan de ba-
'da folken.
- Skatt a arrack och rom, som for
sales annat an till fortaring pa stall
let, har af riksdagen beslutats till sam
ma belopp som for punsch eller med
60 ore pr liter, jemte Stamina tillaggs-
tull, for mindre kvantitet an $50 liter.
Punschskatten bibeh0lls oforandrad.
- Genom riksdagens beslut d. 4
April far egnahemslan utlemnas for
acknowledgements till EFT maximivar-
de af 5000 kr. och for bostadslagenhet
1000 kr.
Motionen ON styckning af kronojord
bif0lls af Andra kammaren, men af-
slogs af medkammaren, hyadan skirt
velseforslaget forfallit.
-~Riksdagen har bifallit k. m:ts for
Stag ON en- extra afSattning af 100000
kr. till jernvagspersonalens pensione-
ring.
- R~egeringen har aflemnat en- k.
proposition ON EFT sarskildt penning-
tillskott a 20 ore ON dagen at de warn
pliktiga, som under 1906 och 1907 in
skrifvas, men forst 1908 eller derefter
uppna varnpliktsaldern for den utbild-
ningstid, som ofverstiger 240 dagar.
Bestammelsen ror saledes kavalleri.
ct, faltartilleriet, faltingeniors- och
falttelegraftrupperna SAINT flottan.
- Forsta kammarens andra tillfalli-
ga utskott har tillstyrkt kammaren att
bitrada Andra kammarens beslut ON
en- skrifvelse till X. mt angaende upp-
hafvande af gallande rangbestammei.
ser eller atfoljande af hofrang och EN-.
betsrang.
Forsta kammarens andra tillfaHi
ga utskott har tillstyrkt Andra kamms
rens beslut ON en- skrifvelse / fraga
ON upphafvande af nom. Z / k. BRET
vet den II October 1878 ~angaende raft
for b~arnafoderskor att vagra uppge slit
namn.
Forsta kammaren har afslagit hi
Holmgrens motion pm befrielse FOL
presterskapet att fora civiIregistret;
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Tretungad flagga skall f0rasv
az a flottans fartyg. batar och bygg

lreIunBau IlagSa Skall lOrast
az a flottans fartyg. batar och byggI
nader;
b. a rikets fastningar;
g a armen tillhoMnde ~kasernetablis-
sement, lager och o~fningsplatser SAINT
d byggnad, som | sin helhet ar uppla-
ten till stab, truppforband eller militar'
utbildningsskola; och
ID a armen tillhorande fartyg och
batar, mar de sta under militant bekaL
Fargen a flaggans sidofalt skall varsa
lust mellanbla och a korset guldgul.
Likare a monsterfarger skall tillhan-
dahallas a de stallen, konungen be-
stammer.
4 ~tvSrskuren flagga skall e.agganS
hela langd f6rhalla sig till dess hold
som 16 till 10; a falten skall langden
forhalla sig till holden: for de inre
falten som 5 till 4 och for de yttre som
8 till 4.
4 %tretungad flagga skall flaggansi
hela langd med tungor vara dubbelt sa
stor som holden; de yttre falten skolar
tungorna oraknade, vara lika stora som
de inre falten; faltens langd skaii for
halla sig till holden som 5 till A. Tun-
gorna skola vara lika langa; ej ma
de yttre tungornas ytterkanter bilda
vinkel med flaggans Diver eller under
kant.
Korsets bredd skall vara halften sd
stor som faltens hold.
H. MT %konungen och MEG rams till
stand medlem af konungahuset ma TO-
ra tretungad flagga, med eller utan RI
kets vapen a hvitt falt / korsets midi,
sa ock anvanda sadant tecken l den
tvarskurna flaggan.
Enligt bestammelser, som konungen
l k~ommandovag meddelar, ma 1 tre-
tungad flagga, for utmarkande af befal,
foras visst tecken, anbrakt / Diet 6fro.
inre faltet.
| ofrigt far ej flagga forses med
marken, emblem eller bokstafver.
Genom denna lag %upphafvas ALA for
ut ~meddelade. deremot stridande be-
stammelser.
Denna lag trader 1 kraft den l JUL
1906; dock ma hittills brukliga flaggor
foras intill utgangen af ar 1908.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

beslutit bitrada Andra kammarens
beslut ON ~skrifvelse till X. NIT anga-
ende undervisning i halsolara vid RI
kets offentliga skolor;
bitradt lagutskottets hemstallan, att
kamrarnas olika beslut ffraga ON rost-
raft vid prestval ar af den beskaffen-
het, att nagon sammanjemkning icke
later sig CORA
Andra kammaren har med 140 r0-
ster mot Sc beslutit en- skrifvelse till
X. mt ON up~phafvande af ALA bestam-
melser ON rang utanf0r hofvet eller
ON delta ansages Ell bora ske, ON full
standigt skiljande af hofrang och en-
betsrang;
afslagit hr Palmes motion om skrif-
velse till k. MT / syfte att Djurgarden
icke matte ia bebyggas sa, att dess
egenskap af park deraf lider:
beslutit en- skrifvelse till k. NIT an
gaende ~befogenhet for riksf0rsakrings-
%anstalten att upptaga olycksfallsfor-
sakring afVen utom arbetet;
med 1876 roster mot 68 afslagit hr
Bengtssons / Bjernalt motion pm in
rattande af EFT s~tatslotteri.
- K. proposition har aflemnats an
gaende anvisande al medel till ink0p
af enskilde tillh6rande v~attenfall lamp
liga for elektrisk drift cor statens jern-
vagar. For EFT belopp af 100000 kr.
skulle inkopas dylika ~vattenfall.
- Motion har vAckts af hr Raj ON
afslag a X. m:ts proposition ~angaende
medling / arbetstvister SAINT / stallet
ON skrifvelse till k. MT ON sadana be-
stammelser rorande forhandlingar ON
tvister och arbetsaftal, att EFT rattsligt
bindande slut 1 hvarje fall matte kun
ma erhAllas.
En- liknande motion har 1 F6rsta
kammaren vackts af hr Nisser.
Motion har ! Andra kammaren
vRckts af hr oberg ON sadant tillagg
till forslaget ON bevillningsfritt af-
drag, att egare af mindre lagenheter
intill 1000 kr. varde matte / VISA fall
kunna befrias fran fastighetsbevill-
ming.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Sveriges fagga,

Den 6 April 0fverlemnades till riks-
dagen en- proposition med forslag till
lag ON rikets flagga. bet ar af foljan-
de lydelse:
Svenska flaggan utg6res af en- bla
duk med EFT derofver vinkelratt staldt,
till dukens kanter naende guilt kors.
Flaggan skall ara tvarskuren, utom
da den anvandes sasom orlogsflagga,
/ hvilket fall den skall vara f6rscdd
med tire tungor.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

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