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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
MONEY
FOR PUBLIC
SERVANTS
Congress. IN Order TO In
crease Salaries Of Members
viii Make General Raise.

washington. nec o. Is would
seem that coEgrpss has si iart got.
Cen Cos COURAGE up lo the point of in
crouslng the salaries oft sgantora and
representatives. 10 r. seriously pro
posed that their compensation shall
bc raised from $4,000 iu $500
year. and tnn' instead oi ~ goo their
clerks shhu receive 81 600
20 has long been The aimO6t uuanl.
nous holf at tho capitol ihat mom
brrs of congress should have larger
salaries. huJ c0naross has feared That
such uannlmliy of opinion did NOT exc
isi among ihp voters hence congress
has hcHlt1ttd Co act Now that che
Increased cost nf living has become
So manifest. and cumuOnaat ON for prl
Nnfr activities having hprn calanced.
conviction is growing ihHt the public
would iOOi lrniouty urun nn lncrcase
90 congressional salaries
The movement 90 incroa-r ihN
snlaries of ON government employees
o. likely in have q rlnctuus reception
also in congress The lawmakers
could mot well increase their uwu
salaries and refuse increases 90 those
I'M the Executive departments
The question uf larger salary tor
the president. members OF bis cabinet
ana of the diplomatic corps hes long
boon affiliated. Numerous bills have
been introduced tu give che president
fln0uue year, Win urrctpunnlnN
increases to other high officials The
necessity is regarded a. especially ur
gent in che cases of ambassadors ana
ministers 40 the foreign capitals An
American Ambassador receives tlif
500 year. which looks tO The unin.
formed uko q pretty good salary. but
when consideration la hiytn 90 the
enormous amount uf entertaining a
diplomat D. called upon go DO, eapoc.
Tally no the principal European capt.
tails. lt is very easy to understand
that nn amhassadorgh y ig NOT o. JOB
at which % man could well accumulate
wealth 10 has come tO surh q pass
that there are mighty Tow places Ia
ihc diplomatic service man could
ancrd tu take. unless pusH"sard of an
lndepeadeut fortune.
To hold cabinet portiuilu d. al.
almost as bad A few men come iu
Washington as cabinet ministers and
save money. but most of thcm spend
several times TOE governmental
salary OF the members 90 tho pres
cnt cabinet. Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson probably rs the most thrifty
.Mr N isou hps hIOkDu an records
.ur length of soyyiro in Doc cabinet,
and % lH said th8i cach year hc hns
llt aside tIny sum oii OF hts S.
900 % year stipoad iOhn ID Long,
wEiie secretary ol the navy also lived
worry modeaily in WASHINGTON, and DO
is cstnuaiod that go lclft hnlt of mH
sIury was put aside ioi rainy day
Postmaster General Couclyou has
no independent fortune ond ndouhi
cdiy liyss within hla salary hut % o.
MOI uely hc is ehie t0 mt much
aside. Most. ID NOT 4il. of the other
on mhcIs of Mr RO0seyolts caDin"
are men who can nnord to pay some
thinF for the sake of serving nelr
couliry Do places OF houor nnd dr..
tlnrti0n.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
DECLARES NOLAN TOO.
SIS AND THEN DID e
SANTA re OFFICER ALLEGED 70
HAVE RtFLED PALS POCKET
AND CAUGHT TRAIN.

Special Ogicor Nolan of De Santa
Fr lcn town recently On the quiet
and la great hurry apd % ls report
Cd that chat he departed twenty-five
dollars richer says The ias Vegas
Optic of Tuesday Torohi0 sanchez
0f the rip track gang says that ho aud
the officer wcro ont Saturday night
using up their pay ana having q glor
Ions time Sanchez finally acquired q
heavier load than Do could handle Hnd
took himself tn bed go OOmlng
house on Railroad avenue Tie Says
that before hc went to sleep DTS pal
came n and went through hIs clothes
huf than be- supposed thnf hc was
hunting for match or something
and made mo- oliectioa The next
morning hc found that ho had no
money go lodged complaint
against Nolan. stating THAI be- took
hts tweniynvo dollars and Nolan did
mot contradict him. bat took the
earliest nud most convenient freight
toward Albuquerque o. % said that ~
takes thiuf iu rafch a fniet but it
DEL hoped chat Omoor Williams viii
chaneC policies and send @ mau here
who viii let an eraft alone
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

s table coninlalnH even tho fowl AM,
cunhrrrlts. she handsome ds,es.t
the open Ore. The clfrnnt chairu the
Flliierine china Cloac she unione
bounci. suggested nD idcM home
Nherc Thanksgiylns ah0undod. u
homo uf refinement aLa OF substantial
beauty. a homo wihln The rcaeh Of
the moderate purse Of the worklni
man and quite GOOD enough for ih'
millionaire
Cost. quality aud durability. all
taken into consideration. O pays io
bias furniture from the IMAM who
knows how lic viii teach you 90 bo
happy though poor. he win teach YOU
what 10 buy when 90 buy and how
to buy
The Christmas hulls VIII Ring "a
much lwocicr sound within the home
furnished hy the IMAM who knows
huW
Wfddine hclla viii peal morrlcr
when Albert Fnhor has furnished the
homo nest. Or be- ls the "mnn who
knows how" go buy aud in sell far
uiiurc. and hr has The host furniture
Go sell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
AoJUTAHT GENERAL
HAS MARROW ESCAPE

AdiWauf General a " Tnrhingins.
who hes lusi urned ia Santa W.
,fum iflp fo O'nfrr. was passel.
ger Dn thg sentn Fe train which ran
Into az open switch late Friday niFht
ie aas un fhc rear sleeper aud hHii
ssleep lu hla berth whoa hc tsIt "a sud-
dpu ipltlng winch be- thought ai the
time w.H caused by "a sharp curYo 500
the track Next morning De- learned
that ihN rain had nalroWlY escaped
being wrVtRed end an accident waH
only aveIted Dy ih, pr0mp action Of
the engineer ln reversing the brakes
AID applying Dee air Fortunately ihe
slide trick ntu which the rapidly mov
inF train caftC. was clear af the
limo aud nom of thp ears or the iO.
connective we're derai'ed The engine
simply backed ths train to the main
track ard fow Of tho passenger anew
lot ths danger ih.y had been DOB until
iho following mnraing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE
MANUFACTURED At HOME
AN ACTUAL 25.HoRsE POWER
TOURING CAR WITH ENGINE
COMPLETE SOON TO BE
SEEN ON COUNTRY
ROADS.

The we'll known mechanical genius
billy Adlon was visited In his busy
little den 40 the Las Vegas Iron
works Of which ). G. Adlon. bic
father. is proprietor aays the las
Vegas Optic
Tho object off tho visit was to zee
thc mechanical wonder that has been
The ualk of fhe city for the n8st SIX
moutha boo the shape OF che home.
made automobile which Nv Ailon has
beyr worklns on for the past yecr at
odd lines
The franc is patterned after large
size touring car with "a detachable ton
nan rc1r the total length measuring
tgelvo feet. apl will seat Eve persons
comfortably The seats are heavily
upholstered Wl,h leather and this work
was done by Miss Emma Adiuh ln an
artistic manner
The 3Glnch wheels are furnished
with Dunlop detachable tires and 1re
the only parts that wee sent away
for
-Four large sized Phnre.Lites furnish
mo headlight service.
The 20 horse power gasullro engine
which furnishes the power was made
hy MI Adlon. ANA is after his own
patterns. and Is made different from
amy machine now on tho market u
is made for either gaapl.g or alcohol.
Twenty horse power engines
shipped from the east 90 This country
l0so 35 per cent of tholr power az
every 1000 feet elevation. caused hy
the light uimos. hero. This Is tho rcR-
SON shat cnFlnes manufactured in thc
s go are oycrratcd SIR. AdlOn'a ma.
thle ~ actually 25-horse power. and
WIN ron at The rate ui sixty miles an
h0ur and will climb a hil cd lb dC.
gryps.
Tho who ls saugo o. hYc feet and
made io dt the standard. western road
bed The main trouble win auiomo
bllra from eastern nl1 uuInNiurcr8 if
Than they DO mot 100 our roads.
A weeks more work on this mag
ulncCat cas- win he required Co finish
10. whom Mr Adlun Viii De- ready 90
inkc Dos friends on "a tuar over iho
country
n viii he remembered that be- made
miniature locomotive which ls now
on exhibition at Oh, Haywood a Rob
crts Co.. locomotive engineers. who
have Inspected Dr.. aud say that every
thing is complete and not a part miss
Ing in that particular pattern of en-
rinc 70 ls model, measuring four
feet including DE tender
i.as Negas mgy WrN feel proud lo
uNu smo.g nos ,itllcns such Is mR
Ger 100 tho mechanical ART o iilly
aud wlil welcome DIS new produci
with c1 ger secs and open at0is.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
ALBERT FABER IS MAN
WHO KNOW"
GREATEST FURNITURE HOUSE
IN THE souTHWE8T-AN EM.
PORiuM or CHRISTMAS
GOODS GALORE.

Albert Faber lhe man who knows
hog.
ITO know how means power,
power means money money mrans
happiness. happiness menns "ii0mv
Sweet H0mo." "Hano. sweet Home.
must he Huliahiy furnished
Albert Fuhcr has snIiab.r furniture
and by reason of hlH hands0me dis
play Windows ln his n0W and com
modlous store. as wen aa hiH elegant
stock. a. NOT only O. furniture man bni
am educator au inspiration towards
The unfolding nf artistic ideals iu Goo
Home Beautiful
Hls mammoth rtOrk nclud.ug ur
nNure of 400 periods and Stages 0f civ
llixtilOn. covers an area fac cyoedins
Chat uf any store lu 600 southwest
and tho three Hours arc puckcd gud
crowded with furniture of all SORTS and
kinds llla display windows arc of
magnificent proportions end sac nr
arrangement Do artistic beyond compari
son.
Homo -thore n magic m thaN
word % touches the vibrant CHORD
ln every human heart an ihai tends
an influence of "a beautiful home d un
doubted The element 90 beauty aI
aKompllaod bY fhis store s uf UNTOLD
value io the city of Albuquerque Az
Be- always the case, thn hoH D. pee
cheapest Hence 81 o. preferable rs
reason OF the diversity oi choice "a.
wpu as reliability of stock to trade
slth fhe man who knows how u'
is the man who win give hundred
cents ga'Ho Cn Doe dollar He % ihi
man who win make chat dollar bul
CON dollars worth uf pleasure ho q
tho man whom % VIII pay yuu io know
and paifnni1e NJ there he ln A'hu
Qu0rqne "a man or woman or Chilli
IS DO has nui been through hlH eloeau
establishment they should make
ropd' Immediately, for Pre- man who
kENuf hos hes courteous wf'c0m'
fnr ali who COME knowing that Dos
pIfaliy ia che cornerstone of th'
Home Woauilful'
one n0tshle m0rlf of iho display
0f iho mHn Whu SHOWS hnW "a ihol
completeness Tho aainiily sprea.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
SUPREME COURT RESUMES
HEARING ARkANNA6 CASE.

W14hinui0s. urc lh ht supreme
court u the United stalvs to-day con.
tinued thc hearing of the Kansas Col.
oradu irrigation rhss growing dut ul
tho nee of the water from iho ArLFn
sas river
Attorney Ashbaugh arguing for
Kausas. addressed his remarks ur.n
clpniiy u the uForhOW. Attorney
l0Onis. also speaking for Nausaf,
said that Colorado not only claims Tie
,ighi tn ali the wuicr oft ihe Arkansas
rigcr hui actually takes % ais
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
SAW MILLER AT WILL.
JAMS BREAKS LEG.

Frank Fisher, AZ emplnyc In the
stnye mill of the Saginaw a Manlsteo
lumber company. broke bs leg below
the knee in R very peculiar manner.
while assisting u. N. stark lu replac.
ing "a saw arbor 90 the lathe min. says
THE Williams News. "a, was standi2g
on the machlae. some thirty four
inches hiEh. and ON stepping down
to the floor. his woinght being thrown
on the loft leg with the above 90.
suit NJ Fisher was 40 once remoy
cd 90 his fomu and ia Molick sum
moued. who rendered medic1l atten.
ton Mr. Fisher has served fourteen
years lu the army. and has been
many scraps, lposinr horse in q
battle. Doe the oaly injury ho received,
was "a broken shoulder. caused by The
lall OF hls hors0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
MS ATTEMPT TO
MURDER FolLEp.

A white man. whose name could
u1t hc learned, was ah0i laaf Thurs
duy might by Fred H0iaen says the
williams News The man broke into
"a sfciicn hnuae near Nailemunl and
siolo mllaay VoloclueAo ana or
temps ga 10 ftt away with o. Dep
uty sheriff Holden started Goa unrsuIt
and overlook ihe criminal short
distance from Nolicmont 1Hr fei
low. becoming desperate oeer me
ihoughf ui capture and IelnR armed
raised d r.ae Ia his shoulder and W
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

tempted 10 Shoot the 0mccr but was
prevented from doing 80 By tuc quick
action ol The deputy, who Knocked Che
weapon aside aud shot the Cnlprlt
through tho shoulder to disable him
from making further murdorous dem.
onsiruiluus
The fellow. who is said 90 hc an
allal0nnd bad man, was taken 60 the
hospital 90 Flansian. where be ia resi-
ine quietly.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Victoria. ~ a.. Dec. ts--rrinco
Rupert. tho new city which the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway. has built at
was fOrmciV opened today The city
was named Prince Rupert after q
cousin of King Charles n of England.
who was nrsi governor az the Hud.
son has company. ID has n com.
mandlnE position ard splendid har.
Dor and is close to the famous Indian
village az Motnkhatla. known on the
coast as the Holy city Right be.
hind the city Hays mounliia rises
io height of 5000 feet aud the
spacious harh0r is studded Win min.
ute stands.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
Hu.raRs sUsJeeT
TO PIPE DHEAMe

give hundred rabbits. % ia oiaimez
Were Killed by fwo parties uf huulers
from Flagstun nt Canyon Dlahlo |n
Two days thia week says tho FLAG
stan sun hehlIts musi be- flmhlinH
over each Dfhsf .n thai HeiRhhafhopd
tn ho KILLED. uf else the hunters are
nll subject to pipe dreams
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

design. however ~ suggestive only of
International amlty and soclahility. n
depicts a ballroom scene whore Brit
lsh officers are leading through the
mlzos of an English dance the grace.
iul beauties of Japan. The cards are
txqulsltCly handpalntod. and the
Orionlal gowns of tho ladies' give
touch of brilliant color which blends
hermoniuusly with the British uni.
forms a simple Christmas greeting
Is the only lettering. and each card
ls signed ~ HIS majesty
Tho queen has selected an old Dan.
lsh custom ns the subject of the pic
ture. u tells q dalniy story OF her
mnlosty's native country. IN Don
mark every winter, when TIE snow
has fallen. the villagers. as a solemn
rite. place o bundle OF wheat on the
roof OF their cottages 30 feed the
birds while food Is scarce. The gentle
scrae Is painted In glowing winter
c0lors. aud as the queens cards are
always iarEc On size, thie year being
twenty-five inches long and twelve
wide. the artist has scope go produce
effects of exceptional beauty aud mor.
a. Each one has "a suitable inscrip.
iion chosen hy her malcsiy and also
bears the royal autograph
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
DEVELOPED Tic aobY
nE HINA gUAU

D. a. OreFs. maunrer hF the
Graphic Minins company. ln lho Ma
dulfna district Waa iu auculfu the
other day. Says the Chirfta.n NJ
that ho hns Developed In ihe Graphic
mine the biaE'si body of high grade
zinc sulplidH ufu ihai auF miao boa
tho world can boast a9d ho predicts
That the year 1897 viii ue 20 n'eori
hToukcf Cor fhn Murd1lHnH district
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
o.. Rudolf oahl Dr. James Undsrhli
THE DENVER LABORATORIES Co.

ores tested and HHsHfad. mills rs
sighed and started. mines oxHu ~
Oeenrai Manager; pSui Oancia'
Mining Hnd MUa'urelcai ni ~.
lately snperinrpadoni af soud { y
Golden kcuart Cos al silver ~"
Specially smUIfnF
Copper ureH Denver, Cow
1895 hrapahoe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
JAps FEAR REPETITION
or BATTLESHtP DISASTER,

Honolulu. Dec rs The Japanese
consul here Rays thu visiting squadron
which win arrive 40 Honolulu ln Eoh
mary will not proceed 10 San fran.
cisco as "a originally intended. Dee
cause they fear q repetition of the
Maine disaster un accQlni of over
wtuuFht iccllng agalna mo iaps
thtfo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
GRAND JURY TAKES uP
NEW NOnh lIEE Pr

Noe YORK. ncr lg Thr go.
fost. lrrs, M. In...it.. fhN lth'
Sew fork iiie lnsnaii'
analrr nj brought .sr.
infYt infrsfirn li'ia'N'.
ID newspaper en.i,
John .Ned u tuNn
azino IA o.. vlth hls wv ..e.
pondr dsushtor it pa wv. ...ors
~ man m NniNN. ~.
ana Dab spend ga ''A
@.r r. N0u MrfeN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
NO HANoiNe LAST

a. g. Lr.rh Ha noe hanged fti
day al K.ugman fho having been
granted respite WIu January if.
1907 bY Governor Nhhey Hh0 said
fhal after dm deiiuarat.nn over ihc
evidence pr0dnr.i before him. h0 had
concluded ,hat thgie Nll be nmcionf
evidence produced 40 the lnFoailEa
zion iu br hcli by hlm in thc near To-
uro 90 waunnf h.s action n sfayinr
fhe execution
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Torturlng oczema spreads Co., burn
lng area every day Deans Olni-
meut quickly stops ta spreading in.
sianily roiieYes che itching, cures %
permanently Al ans drug STORE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

woman iuFnf "a rlUar nufj complex
.on HuJd1ct Blood Rtiers purlnea
fhr blood c'rar Ihr Hkn restores
wdiY suund health
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Trust amaaNeu nN PUBIC 0plWoW'
Tue soap trust bubble has hurst and
dissolved from inherent weakness. u
is said. after q stormy existence of
hut twenty eight days, Go had cap
ital OF $40 100000 and embraced all
the leading nrms ln the British trade.
The principle d adopted was the pool.
ing OF rrOhts without advancing
prices The trust was KILLED by the
cry OF "irce trade and free COmpe-
Wiou." This was tho shihhoIoih OF
tho pross aad public. and then camo
the hostility of tho grocors and allied
trades A vigorous agitation wuH car
III, ON. aud the public advised to buy
hvh-tu 81 soaps Lists OF hOycoiied
trust soaps were published in the
newspaper The hostility of iho Eng
llsh public toward anything On the a..
iure of TRUST made the boycott per
haps tho most effective weapon en-.
piuyrd ANA the battle was practically
won several weeks ago In ahc mean.
time nov soap works Wcro springinE
up On every hard the demand for
guuda made hy trust houses ftiI on iu
AuthiRg almost and the future 0i tlfo
scheme became 90 dark and hopeless
that at a meeting ui ON the firms In
terestgd a motion 90 dissolve IVES un.
nnlmOusly accepted The result 90 The
hattie is great compliment 90 ihe
toroc of public 0piniun. and the Incl.
dcui may anord ouf American cousins
valuable hint Zoo deallns with Kin
dred wrong un iaeir Side 0f che
wafer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

King EdWard and Queen Alexandra
ihis yoar have chosen mOfi charming
snemcs for thu royal Christmas cards.
The King always personally selects the
dsuigu nf bis card. and fhe subject Sd.
luHmicd le che AngIolapanese aim
ance subject, O must ba allowed
Nhlch does not wholly compuu with
iks sentiment of th,, season Peace
% earih and s10i wili to men," The
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
EXPRESS Prepaid

DouBLE STAR WHisKEY $500
and Imported Match Safe as Premium
DOUBLE SCAR o. pure Kentucky
fyenr 0l1 Hhish0y direct from our
Kentucky dIatNloy 0ud sou cannot got
better goods for the money We arc
selling ihis brand DO a very close mar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

fIni beg are Wiling in make
small rr0nis and bo assured
uf Yuur steady patronage
i0nmt methods deserve hon.
est patronage m you don "a
Cad &C. aii right ship Dr. back
at our expense.
We VIII Refund your Money
Aii goods ship q Boz plain
h0A Aith no marks fo ludl
cato contents
Double Star ID only one 0f
our many brands Write f0r
noa eco page catalogue Ref
Any hank or cHpfe com.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Conaumers' Wholsnals and Mail order
House i22 Stake g., Denver. colo.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-28
HITS STANDARD OH.
HOUSE PASSES BILL TO PREVENT
DISCRIMINATION IN PRICES.
Senate Passes state Regent Bill Pro.
vidins Board of Fifteen to Control
State Educational lnstitutions-Gov-
ernor Signs Educational Bill.

Des Moines. March 27.-The Stand
ard Oil company will be brought UP
standing by, the effects of an anti
discrimination bill, which Will be en-
acted into law before the adjourn
ment of the present session of the
legislature.
The bill was introduced in the house
some days ago by Representative b.
f. Cummings of Marshall county and
has been adopted by that body, with
only 10 votes against it. 1t is on the
senate calendar and is likely to be
disposed Of and sent to the governor
for signature before the close of the
present week.
The bill, which is entitled IAN act
to prohibit unfair commercial discrim-
nation between different sections,
communities or localities; or unfair
competition and providing penalties
therefor" is the direct result OF COM
plants which have been numerously
lodged in the past as to the work of
the Standard Oil company in the state,
though the measure is of course gen
eral in its application and strikes at
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1906-03-28

all corporations or firms which may
indulge in unfair treatment OF any
community or section of the state as
compared to other sections.
1t provides that any firm, company.
association or corporation, foreign or
domestic, doing business in Iowa and
engaged in the production, manufact-
ure or distribution of any commodity
in general use, that shall intentional
ly, for the purpose of destroying the
business of competitor, discriminate
between different sections, communi-
ties or cities of the state by selling
such commodity at lower rate in
one place than in another after max
ing due allowance, if any, in the grade
or quality or cost of transportation.
shall be guilty of unfair discrimina-
ton. which is hereby prohibited and
declared unlawful.
Any person, corporation or firm
found guilty under the act is to be
fined not less than $500 nor more than
$4,000; or be imprisoned one year, and
may suffer both fine and imprison-
ment.
All contracts or agreements made in
violation of the above provisions are
declared null and void. and it is made
the duty of the county attorneys of
the state in their various counties,
and of the attorney general of the
state, to enforce the provisions of the
act in courts of competent jurisdic-
ton. 1t is the duty of the secretary
Of state, when complaints are made to
him of any violation of the act, to re-
port the same to the attorney general,
and If the party complained of is
found guilty it is the further duty of
the secretary of state to revoke the
permit of the firm or corporation to
do business in the state. Should the
firm or corporation be found transact
ing business in the state, or attempt
ing to do so after the permit for such
business has been revoked, the attor.
ney general is instructed to commence
custer proceedings to Gust such cor
poration from all business of every
kind or character in the state.
Board eff Control sill Passes.
The bill creating a single board OF
regents to control TIE three great edu-
cational institutions of the state was
adopted by the senate after three
days de3ate, having several votes to
space. There has been determined
effort 10 defeat the measure in the
house, but its friends claim it will get
through in practically as good form as
it left the senate. The opposition to
the bill came openly from President
Storms and the various professors at
the state agricultural college at Ames
and this fact aroused some of the
senators, who did not mince words in
belaboring the school men as lobby.