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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-12-06
BUSINESS LOCAL
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70 advertise in The BAD R1yEK
News means money to you
Call at this Office and get d
sample copy Of the New Idea
Woman's Magazine,
DR.. 4. II Wyekcff, Notary
Public, Office IN connection with
she postoiiiee al Philip.
An elegant assortment Of Out
ing haanels, from 12a to IL cents
per yard, just received at Will.
Jams Store. 26tf
Make your final proof before
Ernest w. Reeves, y. S, Commits
sioner, Stearns. S. D., Residence
North East Quarter of Section Z
2s-24 E.. VIII be at residence
every forenoon except Saturdays.
One hundred and twenty Eve
thousand Of the hardest and best
trees On earth to be sold for spring
planting, at one cent each, Send
for free circular. Rosedale Nursery
Company, Pierre, S. D.
The date set for Ernest w Re.
ewes, =. $. Commissioners for
hearing proofs in January is the
18th. If more applications are
received thar can be heard III one
day he viii be given i second day.
When you are IN need Of d pump
Iof any kind, call on u. buchanan,
two miles northo Williams store.
Mr. Huchanan has been il the well
and pump business fog years and
can save you money by buying
direct from him, 2Ttf
The choicest natural bunch OF
nasive sheep in the country for
sale, one, two and three year old
weathers, all in the bunch. 1850
all told. Prices RIGHT Geld f.
numbers 10 suit purchasers. NJ.
A. Olney, at the mouth Of BIZ
card Greek. gl
Bear in mind when In need Of
grain, provisions, fence and shed
posts, stove wood. pigs, ponies Or
good horses that | have them for
sale at my place, Which ii place
cf being on the map, only Is en
Bad River, ct the mouth Of Buzz
zard, al the new postaffice Of
0lney. +. Ed Oiney q Co. ~
= u Estiie. s1iGIe iiAEuteSs con-
sistina Of counters, show eases,
kerosene oil tanks, self-measuring
gasoline tank. cheese case, scoops.
butter tester, sugar auger, one
large No. 24 round oak stove and
Pipe, one large gas lamp, etc, Also
Bank counters, vault doors steel
boifr inside and outside doors
letter let press, sI,illtiiiies, money scales,
postage scales. together with one
Yale time lock safe. For further
information, address Mrs. II. w.
Reebe, Blunt, South Bakotia
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-12-06
SMITH NEWS

SMITH NEWS
ar. Griesel is in Rapid City OH
business.
A. P. Hartzell brought in two
coyotes one day last week.
M. Al. Richter, from near Top
bar, was in Smith not long since.
J. T. Grover and G. II. AAoly-
neaux were trading in Smith last
week.
Mr. and AIRS. Hartzell enter
tanned friends to Thanksgiving
linner.
David aetEaughsin has the sym
pathy Of ali in the loss oh his aged
mother at Carmi, illinois.
Miss Johnson is preparing to
build her shack on the north side
II her claim in sight of the store
% the south,
james Roe accompanied Fred
Allare, TO Pierre. They will
BRING out load OF freight fer A.
2. Hartzell.
sE y .g I go
T. e. Babcoek called on friends
It Smith and expects to start soon
to spend the winter with his moth
er IN Minnesota.
blr. Monteith arrived with his
brittle Sunday, November is, and
they are making preparations to
winter on their claim.
DIR. Brubaker, Of Northtieid.
Minnesota, was IN Smith enroute
for Aurdo, where he expected to
take the train for home.
Alr. Baird, expects to SO back to
Springfield, South Dakota. to
spend tie winter but will return
70 his claim in the spring.
ar. and Mss Gee, from the
North Fork, also MI. scFarland.
of Huron, spent Thanksgiving
Nth MISSES Ella and Lulu Allen.
al nbits and daughter, Of
Pierre, also NJ. Stoyer, the &c
cater, took Thanksgiving dinner
With Mrs. Hainum and daughter.
mrs. Sally ATey and daughter.
Alice, also MIS-. George Airey
spent Thanksgiving with the
deinfeldts at Grindstone and
attended the dance.
Mrs. Maria Mcpherson and Miss
Ella NJ. Allen leave this week for
Pierre where they expect to make
final proof. J. A. Cook will fur
nish conveyance for them.
Mr. McLaughlin's friends will be
glad to learn that he has returned
to his South Dakota home with
farm implements and stock pre-
pared to establish permanent
home.
Airs. McPhersoDs neighbors
went in with well filed baskets
and took her by surprise one day
last week. She expects to make
final proof soon and will remain
il Fort Pierre over winter.
A petition Is being circulated
lin this section requesting tie Rail
lway Company to arrange for
bringing supply Of coal a. Wood,
| ~ getting very scared. 1t IS 4
good idea and should have the sig-
nature Of al interested parties.
Il company with / feW friends
NE took i little stroll the past
aad toohr great sstonishment u
dns point We could count tliirteen
1fT Shsck HI. M hn Ni ,,xrs hpa.s hr,ill
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-12-06
LOCAL MEMS.
As - Z - ~ ~ ~ss
Keep your eye on Rhiiip.

s 2: Nofaalson sralls .s 2 business
visitor yisslt Ct Ct Fert ], Risrrs this week.
ssyyices at the store Sunday,
pegefll2st Fil'2s: : PIP, i by Rev. Q, F. Tell.
ME. !. esapbeil left Tuesday for
! freight lss se to for pnr merchant Will
ianse
Henry Olson and kriss kaak-
tfaarp qf Willard we're Philip call
ere Friday.
" Il, Roberts returned from
"a business.trip to Murdo the first
of the week.
John w. Sinclair and sister
were Recluse visitors here the first
of the week.
}. i. Taggeft came in the past
week with material to finish his
new building,
Ed Wiseman returned fr m
Pierre with a load of -four the
latter part of last week.
j. +. Taggert and Reason
Shlpley are business visitors to
the county seat this week.
An old time dance where every
one enjnys himself at Jim Garners
Thursday, December 2oth.
Mrs. c. L. Hayden and Miss
Roberts were callers here Friday
while shopping at the store.
Attention is called this week to
the display advertisement of f. B.
Davis 4 Co., of Fort Pierre.
A. p. Hartzell came down Fri
day with his pack Of hounds for
a general roundup of coyotes and
went home we'll paid for the trip.
The largest snow of the season
put in an appearance yesterday
and was the heaviest that has Wis
tied this country for several years.
Mr., Teesdaie Of Reclusa was
here Tuesday making arrange
ments for the auction sale of milk
cows which he will have Decem-
Der 10th.
Mrs, Il. f. Topper has arrived
from Golfa1, Iowa to join her
husband on the homestead, Their
daughter remained il Colfax te,
attend school,
Welden Fischer of Recluse pass
ed through Philip, Tuesday on his
way to Pierre to take his little
girl to the hospital. The doctor
having pronounced her case ty-
plioid fever,
Miss Emma Mayer, Kenny Mac
.Donnall and wife, James Stephens,
r. w AMiatilieson, S. II. Reber
and A. w. Prewitt represented
Philip on a special train from
Capa to Fort Pierre last Friday
evening. The train was run for
the accommodation of about eaae.
hundred,
There will be an auction sale of
thirty head of iine mich cows at
r. NJ. Williams place at Philip,
Wednesday, December 10. These
cattle are all first class mich COWS
and well broke. Parties wishing
to secure good milch cows should
not let this opportunity pass viii. @iittll.- !.
out purchasing.
Monday morning, November
IS. .ss 1906, at 8 O'Clock a. M, the
iirst passenger train on the Pierre,
Rapid City & Northwestern line
left Fort Pierre for points west.
The first time table was also print
led and went into effect On the
above mentioned date. Leave
Fort Pierre at 800 q. M, arriving
at Capa, 80 miles this way, at
1900 m Returning leaves Capa
at loo n. m. and arrives at Fort
Pierre at 500 p. NJ. on the follow
ing day. AS soop. rs the river
freezes up trains can be sent clear
through over the bridge. Ait
present, Oh account of ali agree
ment with The local boat company ],
|tsse railroad will not deliver
|reiGtt III Fort Pierre. This Is
bsanse The boats e0 not bother
Tie bridge company and eo.npsl
them to open the bridsys The
D3lsYi ffe pAl1 3 OfaaffU ar, ssaxs{ Y III u
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1906-12-06
Watch Philip grow.

clty nefofe spl'
Hart sloeum aeparted Tuesday
for Pierre for freight.
The Swede from 1imtown' 4
at Grindstone, December 20,
Dr.. Buffers and Airs, Strick-I
land We're trading in town the
first OF tho week,
The man who adyertises will
stay ahead Of the man who doesn't.
Bear this in mind,
The numerous grading con-
tractors IN this vicinity have made!
great demand for hay,
Active building has begun on
the new European hotel being
erected by F, N. Ring. n
VIII O'Shaughnessy, from
Recluse, was a caller OF this office.
Monday while on his way to-
Midland.
G. G. Wheeler accompanied by.
Walter Peck and wife Of Burt
Iowa, came in the latter part of
last week
Miss Katharine Hough made a
trip Tuesday to Reclslse to give
Miss Campbell a special teachers
examination.
Mrs. q. FL. Aldrich informs us.
that the Philip Hotel is now open
and ready for the accommodation
of the public.
Mat Lair and jay Parker re-
turned the first Of the week from
the reservation, where they have
been employed.
A A. Coughlin of Dubuque,
Iowa, and Letcher Robertson 81
Noblesyille, Indiana, are Philip
visitors this week.
Miss Zulu L. Smith and Miss.
Faianie Davis, of the Huron Col
o9S, aIe tho first ladies' to break
che record for rapid transit, having
made tbs eighty miles from Philip
10 Pierre in one day.
An important item which failed
Ito be in last week was visit from
A. T. ffartzell with his fine pack
OF hounds. The hunters were out
but few hours and succeeded il
rounding up a couple of wolves.
Christian Christensen arrived
tuesday from Midland with his
first load of passengers and will
return again Friday. Mr.. Cars
tensen will make two trlEs a week,
going down one day and returning
the next. Leaves Philip Mondays
and Fridays
Ira Miller left Tuesday for
Rapid City with four wagons 20
bring in lumber for lis new
building, which wilIbe erected on
lots belonging to r. F. Brown
and beside the News office.
Mfr. Miller iii wiiiput in complete
stock of hardware, which will Hll a.
long felt want and be heartily vel
coined.
While returning from Mnrae,
the first of the week with load
of freight, Dr. Potters had the.
misfortune to eHesss.:,,;s.n II h Ii load 4 ii Z
the Willow creek crossing and was
compelled to come home sor the.
night leaving the load. On Tues
day he returned accompanied by
DR.. Buffers to get the load They
constructed a fine crossing while
there and also ate t Il . III first.
Thanksgiving dinner out Oh the.
prairie,
Thanksgiving was observed in
the good old fsshioned way by the
Huron Coleny and although the
national Bird was conspicuous By
its absence, tocihsome chicABn.I
and Id SOME instances d losII or
gank Uf beef artfully manipulated
with sayory stufiing, sarved AS
substitute, Mrs. Briggs and son
Claude had ss guests Mrs. Mary
y. ElsOn and Min. fselia &. Smith.
The Misses znsuerstsin enter
tained Mrs. Mufley and theif.
three bacii,rss q d'ITlll zllleligiIours on the
|nofth alessrs. EDans Arnson and
I'll Il M Y, ,,<.a n !, ~. III ii i.
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BOTH PARTIES ARE
 CLAIMING VICTORY
Continued on Page Five.

beyond shadow of doubt.
 The indications are that J. J. Bow en and Alfred Paul will be the super visors, with Bowen the nigh man in the race. Gaines, Goodbody. Me Donald are all sure winners, and the outlook for Democratic victory On the eve of election in Cochise county was never better.
 The working men of this county are behind the Democratic ticket this cleo tion as never before. They are lin- ing up with the party that in the last Congress went on record for laws for their benefit as against such Eepubli- cans as Cannon, Littlefield, ct al The interference of the Republican presi- dent in the New York campaign, where he Is attempting to defeat the Demo cratic candidate for governor, W. R. Hearst, and the attitude of the Repub- lican party towards Arizona on the vital question of joint statehood. has made the Democratic party the popu- lar party of the people in Cochise county this election. Watch the re turns on the night of November eth. Cochise county will still be the ban ner democratic county of Arizona.
 To the voter the Review again calls attention to the scuare at the bottom of the ballot marked NO. To vote against joint statehood, put your S in the square marked NO.
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SOME SURPRISES DEVELOPED ON
 GR|D-|RON
Cadets Score on Yale, and Princeton Tigers Administer Drubbing to Dartmouth Middies Beaten by Penn.

WEST POINT. Nov. S.-Yale, 10; West Point, 6.
 Todays game was lively enough, but the showing made by Yale was a disappointment. Their line work was poor, and the fumbling of punts was feature of their open play The Cadets at all times put up the stiffest kind of contest.
 The touchdown for the army was made after Jones had fumbled Mount fords punt on Yales 45 yard line. A forward pass sent the pigskin 20 yards nearer the goal. By repeated attacks the army got the ball to Yale's 10-yard line, where the New Haven men were penalized for five yards.
 Smith then smashed through the guard and tackle, and Hill carried the ball over for a touchdown, the first score recorded against Yale this sea- son. Mountford kicked the goal.
 Early in the second half Yale even- ed matters. In exchange of punts Morse punted out of bounds at West Points ten-yard line, and Mountford' s
  over the ball. Veeder kicked the goal.
 The time limit was scarcely four minutes away when Mountford punted out to the army's 30-yard line after Yale had failed to kick a goal from the field. Bigelow sent the ball over the bar.
 Football results at other points:
 At Oberlin-Ohio State University, 6; Oberlin. 0.
 At Omaha-Creighton University, 23; Amity College, O.
 At Lafayette. Ind.-Notre Dame. 2; Purdue, 0.
 At Ames, Iowa-Ames, p; Univers- ity of South Dakota, 0.
 At Beloit. Wis.-Beloit College. 22; Milwaukee Physicians and Surgeons, o.
 Richmond-Bucknell, 12; Universi- ty of Virginia, 5. At Norfolk-Georgetown, 4; North Carolina University, o. At Knoxville-Suwanee, r; Uni. yersity of Tennessee, o.
 At Danville, Ky.-Danville, 56; Georgetown, o.
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NEW MEXICO WILL
 60 FOR JO|NTURE
Republican Campaign Man agers Estimate Majority
 Will Be 10000.
ALBUQUERQUE

ALBUQUERQUE, Nov. 3.-Esti- mates of Republican and Democratic campaign managers tonight are that joint statehood will receive a majority vote In New Mexico Tuesday of from 900 to 12,00e.
 These estimates may be taken as fairly accurate. although the vote will possibly be reduced to some extent on statehood because of the belief in New Mexico that Arizona will vote against jointure.
 Among active campaign managers statehood has been largely lost sight of in the discussion of local tissues and candidates. Governor Hager- man has vigorously pushed the cam paign for joint statehood, and his work has done much to maintain the inter est of the people in the question. The most reliable estimates to be obtained from Arizona tonight are that the ad vocates of Joint statehood will obtain 25 per cent of the total vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04

NOVEMBER 29 Is
 THANKSGIVING DAY

PHOENIX, Nov. Ex-Governor Kip bey this afternoon issued a proclama- ton fixing Thursday, November 29 as Thanksgiving day in Arizona, which he calls on the people to celebrate ac- cording to their own dictates. It is fixed as a legal holiday. The procla. nation reads as follows:
 "To the People of Arizona: Thanks giving day has become so much and so peculiarly an American institution that we look forward to its near ap- proach with feelings of grateful pleas ure
 Tt has its origin with the sturdy pioneers of a new continent. It is hallowed by the customs of our people for nearly three centuries. It is rec ognized by churches of every creed and has been embodied in our laws as the great annual American family fes- uval of thanksgiving for the mercies. prosperity and happiness of the clos ing year. The memories of the years gone by of happy family gatherings nave especially endeared the day to us all. having to those. of whom there gre so many of us, who have migrated from the scenes of their earlier years. a peculiar significance of the day.
 The President of the United States has, by his proclamation designated Thursday, the 29th day of November. for it's observance.
 By the law of the nation, and by the law of Arizona, it is made a legal holiday of the people of this prosper ous community, to enable them fitting ly and fully to observe and enjoy the ceremonies, all in their own manner. of Thanksgiving day.
 Now, therefore, I, Joseph H. Kib- bey, governor of Arizona. do hereby designate and appoint Thursday, No vember 29, 1906, Thanksgiving day and recommend its observance and celebration as such
 Tn witness whereof. I have here unto set my hand and caused the great
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At g-Washington and Jef ferson, 4; Lafayette, 0.
 At Minneapolis-M fl; Ne braska, 0.
 At Topeka-Washburn, 6; Fair. mount, z. SNAhi tix At Madison-Iowa University, 4 1; University of Wisconsin. IS.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis University 34; Kansas University, 2.
 At Hartford-Trinity, 6; Hamilton .2.
 At Williamstown-Willi g; Colgate, g. s'svYl At Medford-Tufts, 12; Bowdoin, 5 At MiddleJown-Wesle 5: Springfield training school, 0.
 At Maherst-Maherst, 12; Massa chusetts Agricultural, s.
 At Worcester-Holy Cross, &; Ford ham, 5. .i sTt At Columbus-Western Reserve, 4; Ohio Medical University, 4.
 At St. Louis-Washingt Uniyersi ty, 12; Shurtleff College, 12.
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The claim O. cemocratic support for republican candidates will be found to be myth after the votes are count ed in this city When a democrat is approached and asked to vote for a republican candidate he should make the inquiry right there as to who on the democratic ticket the republican is giving his support.
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CONTRADICTORY
 TESTIMONY GIVEN
Continued from Page one)

held to the suicide theory, and refused to entertain any other.
 Following the testimony of the doc, tors. came that of large number of witnesses as to different phases of the case. and much of It was contra. dictory.
 Probably the most sensational testi- mony which has been given at the in quest was that of boy who drives a bakery wagon, This boy stated that on Wednesday morning he entered a saloon adjoining the International rooming house, where Ludwig is sup posed to have slept a couple of nights before his body was found, and heard number of negroes discussing the affair. He testified further that the negro bartender offered to bet S100 that he could tell who committed the murder. When the bartender was placed on the stand he denied ever having made such a remark.
 Several miners who worked with Ludwig at the Big Johnny mine testi- fled as to the last time that they saw Ludwig alive, the latest being at mid night preceding the finding of the body.
 It seems to be the theory of four members of the jury, that Ludwig was murdered at the International room ing house by some person unknown at the present time. and that the body of the dead man was taken to the can yon where it was found, where the murderer cut out the heart, and then attempted to destroy the evidence of his crime by blowing up the body.
 The finding of bedding in the Inter- national rooming house which was saturated with blood, lends support to this theory.
 The information received in Bis bee last night would indicate that the deceased had worked here under an assumed name, the one given being Joseph Erhelding. A search of the records of the general offices of the mining companies failed to disclose any record of a man named Erheld- ing. but there is a record of a man named Joseph Erpelding, which is probably the same one. The deceas- ed also had a receipt for school tax, which he paid last February, and this a'so bore the name of Joseph Erheld- ing.
 Whether the deceased's right name was Erpelding, Erhelding or Ludwig, is mystery at the present time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04

A. H. Emanuel, republican candidate for the assembly. is one of the pio- neers of the county; he is good man, but he has political weakness. He has lived long enough in Cochise coun- ty to know better than to go up against the democratic breastworks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
Navy, o; PennsyIvanis, 5

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 3.-The Naval Academy football team met de feat at the hands of the strong Penn sylvania State eleven this afternoon. The visitors scored one touchdown. but failed to kick the goal The Midshipmen were unable to score.
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Princeton, 42; Dartmouth, 0.

PRINCETON, Nov 3.-Princeton took revenge on Dartmouth today for last years defeat by rolling up 42 points again the New Hampshire elev- en. Princeton started the game in a whirlwind fashion, and scored in the first two minutes of play.
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St. Louis. 34: Kansas, 2.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Smothered by the superior speed of the St. Louis University football team Kansas went down to defeat, 34 to 2, in their first meeting on the gridiron with the local college.
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seal of the Territory to be affixed Done at Phoenix, the capital, this 1st day of November, 1906.
 JOSEPH H. KBBEY."
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Haryard 9: Brown. 5,

CAMBRIDGE. Nov. 3-Harvard de- feated Brown on Soldiers Field this afternoon, 9 to 5. The Brown players showed up to great advantage.
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ITHICA, Nov. 3.-Cornell defeated Wesleyan University, of Pennsylvania, g to 0, today.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-17

chairman. Allen, Williams OF 1Os, El-
lis, Pltman, Latimei. Caudill. Messen.
ger, Tosch, Williams. of 3, Cloud
Committee ON Preamble and Bill Of
Committee on Rules and Proceed
rre Seven members. Chairman, ex,
officio, Murray King, vice chairman.
Johnson, Hays, Pisman, sandlin, Hop
kins
Comnittee on Preanple and Bill of
Rights Eleven Members. Chairman.
Eo.e. Tencr Graham, Nelson. Lang
ley, Harrison Of SS. Tracy Mathis,
Koregy, Buchanan. Asy
Committee Of Federal Relations =
Nine Members. Chairman, Moore.
Kornegay, swariz, Hays. Jones.
Hughes, Maxey, Leahy, Frye.
Committee Legislative Department.
Fifteen Members. Chairman. Tosh.
Littleton, Alderson, Rogers, Humph.
rey, Wiley, Johnson, Williams. cf No,
9, Rice Carney Williams Of les,
Mathis, Cochran. McClain, Houston.
No. 8. Committee ON Judicial De
partment Fifteen members Chair.
man, Lodbetter, Hughes, Kornegay,
King, Rose, Hays, Pitman, Johnston,
Williams Of 1903, Nelson. Landlcy,
Moore, Tucker, Leidky. ASP.
No. g. Committee on Executive De-
partment Fifteen members. Chair
man, Johnston. Parker, HILL Edmon-
son. Turner, Mathis. Harrison OF IS,
Maxey Edley Carr Banks, Quarrels
Harrison Of As, Helton, slater
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No. z. Committee on Suffrage. FIT
teen members. Chairman HaHshaw
Leeper, Brewer, Dalton. Copeland
Lcidky, Maxey Ramsey Iitteton
Wyatt, Ticker Rice, Helton Cloud,
Carney
No G. Committee on Education
Fifteen members. Chairman Brewer
Parker Mitch, Aldorson. Savage
Wiley, swartz, Quarrels. Hammond,
Akers. Allen, Gardner
No 2. Agriculture Hendricks
Chairmsn, Hausam. Lituejohn. Ed
monson, James, Wyatte, caudir El-
lis, Carney, Hogg, banks Mathis, Gov
ey. Mcclure, Hinston.
No. 10 immigration. Chairman,
Savage, Buchanan, EdIey. Copeland,
Hausen. Weaver Williams of 81 Kane.
No. le. Private Corporations. Gra-
ham, chairman Hausen, Johnson,
Board, Henshaw. King, Dawden Curl,
Kane, Hogg, Korney, Fisher, Latimer,
Candill, Hopkins.
Committoe on Mines and Mining
Chairman Majors; Cochran, Curl
wills, HIN, Latiemer Hanraty Gard
nor. Bryan, Norton, Roberts, Kelley,
Fisher, Parker Hudson.
Committee on Geological Survey
Chairman, Caudini Curl, Williams Of
97th; Norton, Woods Of Soth; Tucker,
Buchanan, Maxey Sorrela Weaver
Cain Of 74th.
Committee on Impeachment and Re
moyal From Office Chairman,