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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-21
CHARGED WITH EmsszzLEmENr

ST. LDais No. Nov. 20.-An ind c..
men- charging cmbczzleme-t was re-
fIr7ei to-day acsiEst Charles H. Er-
eriv former teller 81 Louis Union
Trust company Tie Indictment names
'he a17 % as $4,000 Ererly ha-
been missing several months.
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ARREST MAIL CARRIER.

R.ch~9nf Ind Nov 21-T. u In
Eeiter-. q mail carrier vss a--es-= 8
todsF on a charge 0f tampering win
letters to 5-s.res7 men. It is al g-1
goo is mis- iug from letters.
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FIND PLACE:
v HERE GOLD
WAS HIDDEN

. Muskoaee, /. r. Nv, 20-At (
RueseII twenty-five miles south .
Ct mere two armed men called =
. T. g. McGee, farmer, out Of bed .
at his home there early this .
morning and forced him TO dis .
olcse the hiding place Of s2,- .
. 200 in gold, according TO a dis .
patch received at the United .
=" States marahal's office here. .
> The robbers. It is said placed .
the gold IN bags and escaped .
> to the hills, ,eaVing no clue. o
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INSANITY MAY
YET Be DEFENSE
IN THAW TRIAL
PRISONER CHARGED WITH MUIR.
DER or WHITE TO FACE
48 ACCUSERS.
BOTH SIDES PREPARED


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Nav Work Nov 3h N ia 9ofioi
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'"0 ''''i @si 2'"ii'o' u
WINE "ll more tilah Fi'di ile sen
sa'iohaL "s'e'"P'Ngil'- OF iAe famous
"N'sa.n i '7'l =. a@9'''f "ulcl ceiiterc''
"ooU' iAe up lFaIli'& Josie Nansleid
F~ln s'aEs are Pfepa,ed i9r ne
.lroE%ie' ne Ie2ai ballie W.H be
I'h4' heeiig louEHl' anu thFiiItnS,
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SHOT coMmIssARY OF POLICE

Kungur Russia. Nov 20.-Whiie n.
P-soeh.ne. commi sarv Of police. vas
conducting dom ciliary visits today.
tc vas shot and killed by q MAJ
whose was hcins searched. Te mur-
deref vas arrested.
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sArrER DOWN DOORS VITA AXE

Poi gasie Ua0uIas Fra1ce. Nov. o.
- r-art hostile d-uor- ration fe0E
place here t-dsr during fhe tafine uf
an Inventory of ra1rrf nronertv
Doors we're battered down wlih axes
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POSSE soouRlhe COUNTRY

Ashland Ohio. N9r. 23-The form
CTS in she souhem part of AehilHi
aHty are securing Haulre- town
ship l7r Georee BsEsr. aEe1 -. frr
C-UE .t.HE a criminal assault uaaa
nlshi There is talk u a lyncbine if
BeEer is found.
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Run on BANK ENDS.

Clllico-he. o. Eov. 11.-The rrn o.
a saving bank ef this ci.v regan AZ
neon yra erdsy vas ended today.
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WHILE THE WEATHER 10 so bad
that you can not get out ls a good
time to watch the advertisements IN
The Bulletin, which bring the stores
right into your homes, When you are
ready to buy you viii know Just where
to 80.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-21

THE CIRCULATION or THE HuL.
LETiN 10 lust the same IN rainy weath.
er as IN good weather and the paper
Is read by just az many people, per.
haps even more carefully than ever.
Merchants who want business will do
we'll to keep this In mind.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-11-21

(cOneludsd on Fifsh RassJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-20

hitting messages.
II. G53-RelNing to contracts for bor-
rowing of money by the state treasurer.
II. S52-To amend charter of Rlchfor1
Savings Bank 4 Trust company
SENATE ADHERES.
u. 47S-To provide for an index to the
probate records. on motion of Senator
Pelton Senate adheres to the proposed
amendment. Vote IA to Is.
SENATE RECEDEs.
IT. $3.50 incorporate the Deerfield
Power company. On motion OF Senator
Chase of Windham.
SUBSTITUTE BILL.
s. 1Gi-By Senator Van Patten from
committee on municipal corporations, In
substitution of S. 13s, to amend charter
Of Rutland city. ON motion of Senator
Manning rules suspended and bill put
upon its passage.
on motion OF Senator Johnson Senate
goes into executive session at 4:O7 p. m.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
II. $50 repair Eagle ledge road in FL
more; appropriations.
II. 4S5-As to qualification of pupils at
tending schools in other towns; educa
ton.
II. el6--To repeal section 3211. V. s.; ju
dietary.
II. G57-To change name SNAKE Hill Il
Arrow Head mountain: general.
II. SS-Relating to examination of in
surance companies; insurance.
II. G60-Rela.i1g to guardians; judiciary
II. G62-To incorporate the Wilmington
& Nottingham Traction company; stree
railroads.
II. GG3-Same as to North Adams 4
Readsboro Power d Traction company
street railroads.
II. officiating to grand list Of III
West Rutland Center school district
grand list.
II. GG5-Old Constitution house in Wind
aor; appropriations.
II. GGG-Relating to temzed expense &C
counts of members of State boards, etc
judiciary.
The Senate went into executive sossio
after which on motion OF Senator john
son the Senate adjourned.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Death OF Representative Brahana al
Lowell from Quick Consumption.

Lowell, whose death was noted in tho
House on Thursday, was born in Low
ell Vt, November 10, 1877. He was n
farmer by profession and at the time
of his death was chairman of the board
of selcctmen of Lowell. His death was
caused by quick consumption which
seized him since he came to Montpelier
at the opening Of the session. MIR. Bra
hama won the esteem ana confidence OF
his fellow members in the House before
he was obliged to give up his work
some four weeks ago, and this second
break in the representation in the
House since the frst of October is uni
versely deplored.
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resolution was introduced and unani-
mousy adopted: BE it resolved that
whereas agriculture Is the leading indus
try Of our State and the industry on
which all others as well as the greatest
pros perity of the state depends; that
since tao organizations the LEGISLATURE
and those in power have turned down
he bill to regulate double taxation; have
taken off the limit on savings bank de-
posts and have not passed the bill pro-
viding for exemption from taxation Of all
four per cent. real estate mortgages as
we'll as other unanswered proceedings,
that we as the leading agricultural org2
nization of the State rightfully demand
that the promise made to Us on these
questions be not ignored or postponed but
sono action he taken at this session OF
the gislature to correct this burden of
taxation and that copy Of this resolu-
ton be sent to his excellency, Governor
Fletcher y. Proctor, at once.
At a meeting OF the executive COM
mite. held Thursday night, u. u. Morse
Of Randolph was elected president and
\. a. Priest of Randolph. secretary.
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NEW ENGLAND FAT MEN
Annual Meeting Mt Wells River Friday
NiRht-DnVid Wi'kie Again in the
Presidents Chair.

Wells Piver Dec. 14-Sevcntv-fvc
n,orhers Of the New ENGLAND Fat
Mems club rendezvoused ut Iiale's
Tavern ,o-night Mt tho annual game
bonouet Of This uniouc organization.
Tho evenine. trains were loaded with
heavy WEIGHTS from all rarts of New
ENGLAND which undoubto1lv accounted
for tho latcnoss OF th,ir arrival a.
wcls River In tho afternoon David
p wulxio tbo climbs first president
cvn,oipcd IN all corers tLc now si,yn.
nasswora and ritual and L. $ Rac,u
Of Boston the clubs president. mi
tiated tho nov, members
Ar tho business meeting these off -
cors were elected. President. David
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Following The Flag.

the Philippines, health was the most i'm
portant considerable ion Willis T. Morgan,
retired Commssary Sergeant L. S. A., OF
Rural Route !, Concord, y. H., says:
II was TWO years in Cuba and two years
in the PHILIPPINES, and being subject to
colds. took DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. which kept me in per-
feet health And now, in New Hamp-
shire, we find it the best medicine in the
world FOR coughs, colds, bronchial troubles
and all lung diseases" Guaranteed at j
W. O'sulivan's and all druggists, Price
soc and sl.OO Trial bottle free.
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Gov. Prouty, both members Of the club,
COL c. w. Scarf Of Burlington and
others. Tho club has now over 500
members and its heaviest weight pres
ent was Frank Y. Gignaic of Franklin
Falls, y. II, who weighs 400 pounds
FLAT.
SMALL FIRE IN MONTPELIER.
Montpelier Dec, IA small dwelling
house on Berlin street, owned by j. w.
Gordon Of Barre and occupied by nine
Spaniards, was burned this evening. The
loss was about 1850 on the building which
was insured. The occupants lost most
Of their effects as they were all absent
when the fire broke out
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ANNUAL SHRINERS MEETING
Cairo Temple Holds Election and
G-nHd Dali in Rutland,

Rutlard. Dee. 1.-THE shrirers reported
ore Of the best times in the history of
Cairo Temple At the annual meeting Of
the shrine which began here this after
aoon at three O'Clock with business ses-
sion and terminated tonight with 4
grand ball. there heiag leo couples on the
floor. The allalr was held at the Masonic
/ Telnple. There were visitors present from
Oriental Temple of Troy, y. Y. Frank
w. Agan Of Ludlow, potentiate, presided
| ard practically the whole divan Of officers
were present
The meeting opened with initiation of a
| class Of lG candidates Following this
came the election and installation OF Off
GERS which consumed the balance of tho
| afternoon.
! The committee in charge Of the ball
sprung a surprise on their fellow shrinerS
| in n splendid vocal concert Tor half hour
before the dancing began a. nine o'clock
some good out OF town talent vas Sc
cured and this new feature of the gather
| ing was given an ovation. An elaborate
| tarquet was served ut eleven o'clock and
there were informal speeches. Dancing
was later resumed.
The following officers were reelected:
Industrious potentate. +. W. Asan, Lud-
! low: chief rabban, c. +. lockwood, Bur
INngton; assistant rabh}n, Thomas =.
Bragg. Rutland; high priest, George b.
! Wheeler. Bellows Falls; oriental guide,
James NJ. Keenan,. Rutland; treasurer, \.
III. Narnoy. bristol; recorder. Philip II.
Soaver. Rutland; representatives. to i-n-
porial council at Los Angeles. May, 1907,
DR.. Jesse Il. Thomson$ of Rutland, r.
w. Agan and Edward w. Shaw of Rut-
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CAN'T TRUST JOHN,

Mrs. True-Aren't you glad you don't
have to vote?
Mrs. Peckem-Mersy, no. I'm worried
to death for fear John won't vote the
way want him to; I'd Il great deal rather
do It myself.'-Detroit FREQ Press
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railroads from taxation for period
of fve years. The ways ana means
committee had made q favorable re-
port on this bill. 1t was opposed by
Mr.. Porter of Wilmington, Mr.. Fletch-
or of Cavendish, Mr. Kicker of Groton
and Mr.. Dcwart of st. Adams, and was
favored by Mr. Hatch of STAFFORD,
Mr.. Darling of Chelsea and Mr.. Nc
Cuen of Vcrgennos. The bill was or
dered to third reading by u vote
of 112 to SO.
ANOTHER TAX BILL.
Mr. Latham OF Milton introduced a
bill this morning from the special COM
nittce on taxation which is intended
to regulate offsets The main feature of
the bill, in which it differs from the
present law, is that no offset shall he
allowed unless a taxpayers inventory
contains a statement of United states
bonds and Other bonds and stocks ana
the aggregate amount of all deposits in
savings banks and in national banks,
subject to taxation. also, that no deduc-
tons shall be allowed except for debts
which are shown by an interest bear
ing obligation in writing secured by a
duly recorded mortgage. This bill was
ordered to lie and be printed.
After considerable discussion the House
killed the Senate bill which establishes
and maintains n school Of Industrial arts
and sciences. The principal objection tc
this bill was that IT appropriated $3.50,
and no provision had been made for il
by the ways ard means committee. Mr.
Mead OF Rutland city made a strong plea
in it's favor rs did Mr.. Hatch OF STRAIT
ford. 1t was opposed by Mr.. Porter OF
Wilmington, Ny. Cady of Mddlcbury
MIR. senter Of Montpelier, ana Mr.. Che
del Of stoc&bridgc.
AUTOMOBILE BILL LIES.
Tho House reached this morning the
substitute bill for several bills introduced
during the session which regulates til,
running OF automobiles and licensing tn,
operators. Many of the members had not
had opportunity to fatnliarize themselves
with the provisions of this bill and or
motion Of Mr.. Alexander Of Georgia tn,
bill was ordered to le
The House ordered to a third reading
the Senate bill requiring non-resdents OF
the State to obtain a license to shoot ruff
birds after proposing an amendment
striking out the words foreign borr
citizens not nntura'ized.
Tho Senate passed the bill appropr'at
ing $4,000 t. repair the buildings of tn,
State Industrial school at Vergcnnes.
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NO JOKE.

Friend--Wrho was that funny old party
you were spellling TO Just now?
THAT was my wife (sighing deeply.
but she isn't at all funny, l can tell
ou."-Bombe,
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Cures baby's Group. Willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mama'g sore throat,
grandma's hamcncss-Dr Thomas
Eclectric Oil--the great household
remedy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-12-20

Your Best work cannot be done
without good health, and you can't
have good health without pure blood
Hoods Sarsaparilla IS the great pure
blood maker. 1t gives appetite
strength and vigor and cures disease.
Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills
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RUTLAND COUNTY COURT AID
JOCRNS.

Rutland. Tee. Ii.-The Rutland county
court adjourned to-day sine die, The
September term has been unusually long
drawn out. some of the jurors having
been paid for 40 days service, yet because
Of the hardness OF the lawyers in getting
their work in hand very little has been
accomplished, only five civil and three
criminal cases having been tried by jury.
The chancery court adjourned to January
o.
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A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep-
STA and ipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's Rcgulets (25
cents per boX) correct the liver, tone
the stomach, cure constipation.
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PROCEEDINGS OF HOUSE.
4 New Tnx Bill Introduced from Special
Committee on Tnxntion.

IOCSE--MORNING.
Devotional exercises were conducted
by the chaplain.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 6S7-By Mr.. Gross OF Brownington
from tho committee on grand list,to legal
izc the grand list of the town Of Peach
am ordered to lie and he printed.
H. 6SS-By Mr. Latham Of Milton, from
the committee on taxation. to regulate
offsets. Ordered to lie and be printed.
Provides no deduction for debts owing
unless amount of debt is stated in in
ventory, nor unless the inventory con-
tains statement of United States and
other bonds and stocks are namel and
the aggregate amount of all deposits in
savings banks and in national banks to
taxation. also provides no deductions
shall be allowed except for debts evil
denced by a written interest being OBJ
legation secured by duly recorded mort
gage on taxable property in this State
and Internationally due.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 11l-To protect and improve fishing
in Lake Morcy.
II. 139-Rc,lting to concurrent juris-
diction of justices Of the peace.
II. i64To exempt electric railroads
from taxation. This bill provoked con
siderable Of n discussion starting on the
amendment of Mr.. Darling of Chelsea
to rebate 9 per cent. OF the taxes. Mr.
Darling, Mr.. Hatch AMI Mr.. McCuerl
favored. while Mr.. Porter, Mr.. Dewart
and Mr.. Kicker opposed. The bill was
ordered TO a third reading by vote OF
l12 to 50.
II. 52S-To provide proceedings for the
settlement Of title to land
| H. SOTO regulate the buying, selling
and packing of apples, and to prevent
| fraudulent practices by grower or buyer
BILLS KILLED
s. 19--Empowerlng towns, school and
! fire district and incorporated school dis.
tricts to collect interest on taxes
| s. 1870 require DEGREES of divorce tc
be recorded in certain cases.
S. G9-To establish and maintain q
school of industrial arts and sciences
! Opposed by Mr.. Porter Of Wilmington
Mr.. Senter of Montpelier, Mr.. Chedel o.
Stoclhridge, because Of financial reasons
/ Favored by Mr. Hatch Of STAFFORD. Mr.
Mead Of Rutland city, opposed by Mr.
Cady of Midllcbury.
ORDERED TO LIE.
H. G7S-To amend act relating to tn,
| pay of wardens.
Fl. Gl-To regulate the running of motto,
vehicles and to license the operate,
thereof.
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SCORED THE
LEGISLATURE.
State Grange Poured Hot Shit into
Ranks Of Lawmakers by
Resolution.
HAVE NOT KEPT PROMISE
Demand That Double Taxation BE Rcg
Exemption Of All -Four per Cent.
Real Estate Mortgages BE
Passed Mt Once.

One of the most successful meetings in
the history of the Vermont State Grange
Patrons of Husbanrdy. closed Thursday
afternoon after session of three days
The work of Thursday was practically
crowded into the forenoon session so that
adjournment was taken soon after the
meeting was called to order in the after
noon. The principal part of the forenoon
was taken up with the installation of
the officers by Installing Officer c. j.
Fell of Walden. master for twelve years,
assisted by Miss Jennie Bell his daugh-
ter. The reports of the standing com
mittees were received and were favoraby
acted upon. The reports offered were
not of general interest. The report of
the resolution committee was, however,
quite important.
| Following the installation of officers r..
Il. Galusha Of South Royalton. in behalf
/ of the Changers assembled. presented ex-
Master Bell with a beautiful gold
mounted cane and n lounging robe Mr..
Galusha's remarks in presenting the cane
were appropriate and interesting Mr.
Fell responded fcelngly
The matter OF a Grange fire insurance
company was brought up and considered
favorablv. To dispose of the matter at
this time committee was appointed COM
prsed of c. w. White of Woodstock
f. r. Pier Of Jacksonville and Fl. w
Sargent of Brattlcboro. to report at the
next annual meeting.
Votes of thanks were extended W. G
Reynolds for tho loan Of rugs and other
furnishings. and to George y. Sherwir
for loan Of electrical supplies for use ir
the complication In tho sixth degree
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THIRD READING ORDERED.

s. l5l-To provide for staying of execu-
ton in cases of lntoxication.
s. l52-To provide for the inspection of
food, drugs, and other articles in com
mon use.
BILL PASSED.
s. 1i9--Relating to fish and game, with
amendment)
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 117-Rclating to persons absent and
unhcard of. with amendments)
II. l37-Appropria YES $4,000 for Duprey
house for Industrial school.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR
s. SAN act 70 abolish the board o.
directors OF the State prison and House
of Correction and the board Of trustees
of the Vermont Industrial school and to
create a board of penal institutions.
REPORT AND RESOLUTION
BY Senator johnson as to final adjourn
ment. Set for. Tuesday December IS al
eight o'clock in the forenoon. Adopted.
RULES SUSPENDED AND PASSED.
S. 163-By Senator Delong, from the
committee on claims to rebound corpora
ton tax paid by the Phi Chi society OF
| Burlington.
President appoints as Senate conferenc,
committee on joint resolution relating tc
printing of proceedings OF Vernon
Historical society Senators Van Patten
Johnson and Aldrch.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
| II. Officiating to signing Of bills o
exceptions with amendments)
THIRD READING ORDERED.
tic of Monocacy, Maryland.
II. 322-To aid the town OF Landgrove t.
| pay indebtedness. .-.t
| n. sS7-Relating to rents OF public right
| in town of East Montpelier.
Fl. 1910 extend charter of morgan
| lied corporations.
| II. G3S-Relatlve to negligence in trans
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SPECIAL ORDER.
THIRD READING ORDERED


:. 1io-To require non-residonts Of the
State to obtain a license to shoot rufflod
grouse, Woodcocl and other game
birds.
II. GGs-Authorizing employment Of GER
tain prisoners committed to county Jail.
II. Officiating to commitment of per-
sons who are subject to excessive use of
intoxicating liquor, narcotics and other
stimuants to the State hospital for the
insane at Waterbury.
f. Officiating to public instruction.
II. Officiating to high schools.
II. G1f-To extend the laws relating to
maintenance of schools in towns to
school districts in unorganzed towns
REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF CON
/ FERENCE.
On the disagreoing votes Of the two
houses proposals Of amendment TO s.
A., an act to prohibit cxpoctoratinr on
public sidewalks. House to roccde
from It's proposals Of amendment. Ad-
opted.
COMMITTEE ON CONFER ENCE.
on the joint resolution providing for
printing the proceedings of the Yer
mont Historical society. The chair ap-
pointed Mr.. Bailey Of Essex. Mr.. Senter
of Montpelier and Mr. Latham o. NIL
! ton.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
II. 399-Relating to Black ',;,.o-
Electric Power, Lighting & Railway
company.
H. 5OG-Iegalizing the grand list OF
the town of Reading.
H. 677--Relating to village of Bristol
H. CS1--Rclating to the Rutland a.
Montpelier company.
II. 123--To license seining in Lake
Champlain, Misslsquoi Bay & Lake
Memphremagog.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 67S--ro pay certain persons the
sums named on account of damages
done to crops and trees by deer.
II. 679-Grantins relief and a pen
sion to william C. McGinnis.
II. GS0-To pay the claims approved
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
|. S. 143-Relating to voting and as
scssing taxes.
S. 133-Incorporating the Windsor
County Trust company
On notion of Mr.. Kicker of Grotor
the House adjourned ut 1880 o'clock.
UsE-ATTERNOoN.
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
II, GS9-3y Mr., Bailey of Essex, from
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the judiciary committee, regarding
registration of corporations. Ordered to
lie and be printed.
JOINT RESOLUTION,
Porter of Wilmington, from the joint
committee on final adjournment. Fixes
Tuesday morning, December 49, at eight
O'Clock. Adopted on the part of the
Hpusa