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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave cornsp fESeventh. and Ferry
Streets. Manchester, every hour loI tbs
hour rom 9 a, Al to.lo r. N, II p. NJ !,
Though % petersburg. Limited car. 5:a5
L NJ daily, except Sunday. VIZ Sg ss
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycnipprs
T. N, Last car. 1870 r.. NJ; limited car.
fT;l5 a. NJ. daily except Sunday N ~
All cars :rom Petersburg connecting Rich-
H,pnd oars. 4; i
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DON'T FAIL TO CALL UP THE SEA-
board office and get holiday rates
to all points South. Quick schedules,
splendid equipment, cafe dining cars.
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w A m i S
ONE CENT a WORD.
lost unn fuunn.

S1'itA Y ED. FROM TO4 NORTH TENTH
street, last Thursday night. one butt
head black COW, with white spots.
Reward for information loading to
Ilrr recovery. 5#
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-19

MILLINERY BUSINESS OF MRS, q B.
NORRIS. INC. (Richmond). cheap to
make quick deal.
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UMBRELLAS.

WHY RUN AROUND FROM STORE
to store when you can go direct to
Newlnans Umbrella House and get
an umbrella for present. from SOC
to $40? Every umbrella sold is
Guaranteed NEWMAN'S, 31S East
Broad Street. Telephane 1888.
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100 ". S. MCCLELLAN SADDLES AND
brides. made In Rock Island Arse
nal. fine condition. JOSEPH T..
D1CKERSON. Saddle and Harness
Manufacturer. lil2 Eas: Main Street,
Richmond. Va.
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w a MT S.
ONE CENT A WORD.
Aaisfel laitepus.
'T'fNNNISKs IN6 pt;iI,,tiSMbIRs.

TfNNERS AND I'T,UMBERS.
T.. w. DORSET & CO. 5GI5 EAST MAIN
Street. tinners plumbers and gas
filters, heating stoves and ranges.
The sylvia" favorite self-feeders
nre the best made. Give us Il call.
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WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
experienced in office work. AT pres
ent employed. Furnish best refer
ences. Address X SIS, care Tines
Dispatch.
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ToMPKINs. NO. e07 WEST BROAD
Street, only toy stock In city.
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things for the Christmas trade,
such as Florida oranges, apples,
choice turkeys. &c. T. "A. LUCK Il
BRO General Commission Mer-
chants, No. 117 South Twelfth Street.
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miscellaneous.
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.
RUBBER REPAIRING.

RUBBER BOOTS HALF soLEp. 75c;
heeled, 5oc,. patches, 15c and up;
altered and fixed: hot water bags
and other rubber goods repaired.
DkEW'S ELECTRIC RUBBER RE-
PAIRING. 716 East Main Street
Phone 1861.
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FINEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES
ana gents gold set and plain rings.
JACOBS, The Money Lender.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERs.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITERs EQUIP
ped with our new indicator. show
4 ing exact point where next letter
Will strike Invaluable for making
corrections, finding the writing point
quickly, etc. Price. SO put on. THE
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, COS East
Main Street.
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FUEL.
JEWELRY.
BROOCHES.

SOLID GOLD BROOCHES. SO UP. OLD
gold and silver taken In exchange.
WILLIAM .TOBIEN, JR.. loS East
broad Street.
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SITUATIONS oNanteo, HlaIe.

WANTED. by EXPERIENCED MID
il.-aged man, competent to handle
labor to best advantage. position as
manager OF farm. Address z. o.
Eoy us, Suffolk. Va.
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ak ZEN KuTTERo SCISSORS.

LADIES. THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY
the best; can you think OF anything
more appropriate for mother or SIS
ter's gift? We have q full line.
Come early and avoid tho rush.
HOWELL BROS, so: East Broad
Street.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

MEN SHOES HALF soLED. 75c; La
cording to size. Every pair sewed: no
nails. no pegs. DRlJW'S ELECTRIC
SHOE FACTORY, TIC East Main
Street. Phone 1867.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SINGLE
and double barrel guns. some good
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ANT1QuEs,

LARGEST col. L EG,rIo On OF ANTIQUES
5 in the State;everything at TpGk- bot
tom prices. RIGGS, No. 6l5 East
Main street.
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MACHINERY.

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACHIN-
cry built. Let us develop your me-
chanical IDEAS along that patent you
have been thinking. about; liberal
proposition. C. b. FORD Co, Trigg
Shipyard. Phone 3O2S.
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C,oRsETs.

YOU no SEE OUR FINE
our health corsets lmade In Paris);
Gprsets made to order to suit any
figure. The Corset Shop, BIZ North
q Fifth Street, Mrs. a. ]. PYI.E,
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Rooms for Rfnt.

ROOMS FOR RENT AT ITO EASY
If MARSHALL.
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KEEN 11UTTEH" CARVING SETS.

THEY ARE BgAUTIEs--TuE QUAIL.
ty Is the finest They are guaral-
teed: from $3.50 TO So per sct, only
at HOWELL BROS, 6oo East Broad
street.
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FURNISHED, HEATED ROOMS FOR
gentlent y. at TIA East Grace.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-05-29
Or. Hasty at Rest.

DR.. ]. Fields Hasty has passed
away, the life of a most highly hon
ored citizen having come to an un-
timely close at 3:45 p. m. Monday,
May 20, 1907, after heroic strug-
gle Of eighteen months, during
which time everything known to
medical skill was employed. Tenn
porary relief was given and hope
would rise anew, but the DOCTORS
condition generally continued to
weaken and for several weeks there
seemed to be no possible hope for
his recovery.l
About the beginning of the year
Of 1905 the doctor was stricken with
what at the time was, by his friends,
believed to be nervous prostrstion,
but owing to his great will-power
and ambition to continue in his pro-
fessional work the doctor did not
take to his bed until the middle OF
February Of that year. Since that
time specialists from every direction
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-05-29
Sugar Plant For wiley.

Plans have been drawn for new
sugar beet factory at Wiley, Colo
ten miles north Of Lamar, to cost
81, 100000. The plant will have g
capacity of 700 tons day. Don
struction work will be started in the
fall and the plant will be in opera
tion for the crop of 1908.
This year 10000 acres are planted
in sugar beets and tho factories
proved to be too small to handle the
crop.-Denver News.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
20 YEARS AGO
Notss from The Lamar Register of
hlsy 26, 1887

On May oath Lamar's first birth
day was celebrated in grand style,
the entire city being decorated and
. long procession composed Of bands,
floats, carriages, horses, and men on
foot; also Lsmsr's own Uncle Tom
CABIN troupe. Among the decorated
places Of business We note the fol-
lowing who are still residents here,
or at least members Of the firm are:
l. L. Maxwell, Huddleston & Welch,
W. ]. Johnston, @. b. Thoman, Fred
Burger, Fred Lee, Goodale g. Coop.
or, A. Everett, L. H. Colebourn,
Mylsr & Caxhead. One Of Ahe fea-
tures Of the day was the Boston
band and floats. The town WIS
located in Bscs county, had about
1000 inhabitants and one of the best
bands in the country. Now there is
not q house ON the townsits.
A. X. Black is putting . ditch
through just north of town as fast IS
men and teams can do the work.
Water will be running in it in two
weeks.
Mrs. Churchill, OF the Queen Bee,
was q Lamar visitor.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-05-29

DIR. j. Fields Hasty
have been called, and it was finally
decided to remoye the doctor to the
home of DR.. Sam Hasty, of Lamar,
Colorado, brother of the deceased,
which was done during the latter
days of June. As before stated, the
change seemed beneficial for a time
and hope was again kindled, but not
for long as after a few weeks the
doctor again began to fail and hope
was all but lost. During the month
of February this year, the doctor
waa removed to q Denver hospital
where the most eminent specialists
Of the country were called, and after
exhaustive examinations it was found
that the doctor was suffering from a
tumor Of the brain, and very little
hope for his recovery was entertained
However an operation was perform
ed, but no material relief was given,
and the doctor was finally returned
to Murray and home on March 30,
since which hour all Murray has
solemnly awaited an announcement
of the death Of their friend-truly
he was friend to all.
Probably there never has been a
death in Murray that commanded
the attention and caused sorrow and
gloom to spread over us that is
brought on by the death of DR..
Hasty. Few, very few, are like him.
His profession was source OF great
satisfaction to him. Remunerative
consideration was not a part OF his
professional labor, it was the satis-
faction of administering to humsni-
ty that gave him strength to con-
tinue his practice when he should
have been seeking relief.
DIR. Hssty had tremendous
practice and was a most successful
physician, but disease no doubt sg-
grevated by his unceasing energy in
giving attention to his friends, fas-
tened its unrelenting hold upon him
which has at last run its course and
We are deprived of loyal friend,
- - hoo,-od o;t;1ao -hoao daath
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-05-29
MAY Valley Notes.

Fall wheat is making rapid i'm
provement in growth and condition
since irrigated.
Mrs. @. H. McVey is slowly but
gradually improving in health from
q severe tussls with q siege of the
measles.
E. J.. Wagner and s. Spencer are
superintending the marketing OF the
5000 lambs on feed in transit neal
Montgomery, ILL.,, and are expected
home in few days.
E.P. Thurston has new 22 foot
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-05-29
Wholesale Drug Store.

Mclean Bros. are extending their
drug store building back to the
alley, which will give them much
needed room for their growing busi-
ness. They intend opening up a
Wholesale department in the rear
which will be quite an addition to
their already large business and an
addition to Lamar, which is bound
to become a jobbing center in the
near future.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1907-05-29

launch on the lake, and is now pre-
pared to sccomodsts the crowd Of
pleasure seekers with row and sail
boats, and this new launch propelled
by q 4 horse gasoline motor.
Owing to late spring freezes the
first crop of alfalfa will be . month
late in its cutting, and with all very
light crop. Those who clipped
shortly after the injury will out q
big crop, though . few days later in
the making.
Thomas Nicholson prominent
farmer and land owner from lola,
Kansas, is making many substantial
improvements on his claim near the
Queen reservoir. His wife will ar.
rive in few days and he wants
everything as nobby o time will
permit upon her arrival.
Gene Kerr has . new 81 horse
traction engine and three disk plows
at work turning virgin soil for E. j.
Wagner on section 36-21-47. Gene
has contracts for breaking that will
occupy his time till grain is ready to
thresh when he will attach this
powerful engine to his big separator
and tour the great North side in the
threshing of grain and alfalfa seed
till time to plow next spring.
Miss Eva Turpin and Harry Heath
were married in the presence Of near
relatives at the home Of the brides
parents by Rev. Long the evening Of
the 18th. The hearty songratula-
tions of the whole community is ex-
tended to this most worthy young
couple. Harry had his house nicely
furnished to begin housekeeping and
they are now at home to their friends
therein.
Prowsrs county farmers are
coming rapidly to the point in the
raising of the draft breeds of horses
and it would be . surprise to anyone
to see the large number of first-class
youngsters to be seen in q few hours
drive in the rural community. These
broad chssted, big bonsd, handsome
deep lunged creatures can't be sur
passed in any section Of the union.
1t pays to grow them as from $3.50
to $1,000 is what several Of these
colts have been changing hands at
within the last few weeks. B. F.
Childers sold his yearling colt at
the former and John Rowe raised
three year old that changed hands
at the latter price.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-10

tie over six months Of to be used
for breeding or dairy purposes. the nom
existence Of tuberculosis shall have been
determined by the tu%herculin test. with
in thirty days preceding such tmporsa-
ton. and certified by the veterinarian is
health and permit. The tuberculin test
shall not be demanded for cattle in
tended for exhibition at town. county.
district or state fairs.
Sec. 2. That in any case where the IN
spection certificate as required In the pre-
ceding section has not been obtained,
TRANSPORTATION companies shall notify, the
live stock sanitary board and shall hold
such animals at the first station within
Minnesota where are suitable facilities
for holding animals for inspection by the
live stock sanitary board, such inspection
to be made at expense of the owner
Sec. :. Any transportation company.
any of the provisions of this act, shall be
guilty of a gross misdeme amor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined for each
otfense not less than five hundred ($OOOll
dollars, nor more than one thousand
($l, OOO) dollars. or be imprisoned for not
more than ~ year.
Such transportation company, corpora
ton or agent shall be liable in a civil ac.
ton to any person injured for the full
amount of damages that may result from
the violation of this act. Action. may be
brought in any county in the state IN
which said cattle are sold, ofered Tor
sale or delivered, to purchaser, or n
Sec. 4. The provisions of this act shall
not apply to cattle, hogs and sheep
shipped to points within the state where
the United States bureau of animal IN
dustry maintains inspection.
Approved April %, 1907.
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CHAPTER 36e-H. r, NO. s7s.

CHAPTER 366-H. F. NO. s75.
AN ACT to amend section 24o9, Revised
the minimum price for which State
lands shall be sold, and increasing the
minimum price after the same has been
drained, and providing that the state
may recover the cost of said drainage
through the increased value resulting
therefrom.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section 24O9 Revised
Laws of Minnesota for 1908, be and the
same Is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows:
All lands selected for state institutions
under an act of the legislature entitled:
AN act to appropriate swamp lands to
certain educational Inc charitable in
I iaF ii afat and ar for the a gnrp9see q %s great #
1866, and ali lands known as state
capitol lands, shall be appraised and sold
as SWAMP lands are sold.
Provided: that all lands belonging to
gressional acts set forth in sections
vised Laws of Minnesota for 1905. the
minimum price thereof shall be S. per
with 3 per cent interest on such cost
added from the date it was paid to the
time Of sale;
Provided further. that in the advertise
ment Of u sales the state auditor shall
less than the appraised value with the
cost Of drainage and interest thereon
added; and provided further. that when
said land is sold and the payment there
for made, the cost Of said drainage and
treasurer credited to the general funds
of the state, and the balance thereof
credited as by the constitution provided.
Approved April %. 1907.
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April %. 1907.

CHAPTER 363-H. F. NO. 7s+.
AN ACT to relieve county commissioners,
drainage engineers and contractors, who
tracts let prior to April. 18th, 1906.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
construction Of bitches made prior to
April 18th, 1905. and which contracts are
not yet completed, the drainage engineer,
by any contractor that his job is COM
pleted. shall inspect the same. and if he
find it complete according to contract,
It, and give the contractor a certificate Of
acceptance, stating that said section or
sections lby number9 are completed ac-
ications, as set forth ia the report Of
said engineer. whereupon, If approved by
the board Of county commissioners, and
said certificate of acceptance by said
contract to the auditor, aid auditor shall
draw a warrant On the county treasurer
o eGun .pre IL ns aDe eert III sa'o as e0ni here.
matter provided for and said war
gene E S" ditch fund to be provided by by
the board of county commissioners, as
hereinafter specified. Said warrant shall
at ae once. al il there shall be = no oN cash III in
said fund to pay said warrant when the
same is presented the county treasurer
shall endorse said warrant, mot paid
for want of funds" and date and sign
warrant shall draw interest. at the rate
by the treasurer or auditor Of said
the engineer, upon the written approval
Of tho auditor, may issue preliminary
certificates. for not to exceed eightysfvs9
the work performed, which certificates
shall DO treated as h~ereinbefore provided,
but no such certificate shall be furnished
gineer's written certificate that no loss
will result thcrefrom.
Approved April "a. 1907. ~
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CHAPTER 3e4-H. r. NO. 7se

CHAPTER 364-H. r. NO. 1856.
AN Act to provide for the incorporation
of subordinate aeries OF the Fraternal
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section /. That any subordinate aerie
Of the Traternal Order OF Eagles insti-
aerie Of said order in the United States
may become Incorporated In the manner
provided herein.
Sec. 3. Such subordinate aerie shall
First1The character. name and number
of such aerie.
ity by whi:h such aerie was instituted.
Third-The name of the charta" MEM
bers Of such aerie.
Fourth--The location OF sue acrie.
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nexed as provided herein. save and except.
lands situate outside of the limits OF the
county in which such city is situate.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect end
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %. 1907.
CHAPTER 35OAs. Ia. NO. sen.

CHAPTER 35O-s. F. NO. S91.
AN ACT to authorize the lease of certain
state land in st. Loui county.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State of Minnesota:
Section 1. The state auditor is hereby
authorized to execute, on behalf of the
State of Minnesota, a lease to the st.
Louis County Agricultural society of Hib-
bling, Minnesota, covering the southwest
quarter (SWN of 36-5S-21. Said agri-
ultural society shall pay an annual rental
of fifty (5O) dollars in advance, and the
term Of the lease shall not exceed ten
QO) years..
be used by the said agricultural society
only for those purposes authorized. by
law for such societies.
Sec. 3. The lease hereby authorized
shall be subject to any mineral contract
now in force or that nay hereafter be is
sued covering said land.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after it's passage.
Approved April IS. 1907.
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eighteen hundred dollars; and the statis-
tician thirteen hundred doltnrs.. One OF
said deputy commissioners shall receive
twelve hundred dollars per year, and two
Of. said deputy commissioners shall re-
ceive eleven hundred dollars each per
year: the A. factory, inspectors shall re-
year, ana the five, assistant factory In
spectors shall receive one thousand dol
lars each per year, and the other em-
ployes OF the. bureau Y reasonable q
as the commissioner may fix, not exceed
ing four dollars per day Of actual serv-
ice. The necessary travelling and other
expenses of each shall be paid by the
lars in addition to the annual salaries
shall he expended by the bureau In any
u.s. S.: 49, Is: s t4S5' s7o R7ss snd 57q a4s7 l7e R.1 7sesi
Laws Of 1905. and also all other acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this act
are hereby repealed.
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1907.
CHAPTER .357-H. F. NO. 500.
AN ACT to give the railroad n ware
house commission Jurisdiction over
track scales used by common carriers
for the purpose of weighing carload
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. Th railroad and warehouse
COMMISSION snail nave power to enforce
reasonable regulations for the weighing
Of cars n Of freight offered for ship
ment in carload lots.
All track scales used by common carri-
freight shall be under the control and
jurisdiction Of the commission and sub
ject to inspection, exempt from the juris.
diction OF sealers Of weights and
measures. The entire cost of such super
vision and inspection shall be a proper
charge against the common carriers in
terested In or owning the several scales.
the same. to be paid upon a statement
rendered bv the commission. All moneys
collected shall be credited to the grain
inspection fund.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect ana
be in force from and after its passage.
Approved April %, 1907,
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sofa. for the year 1905. relating to cleo
ton districts.
State of Minnesota:
Section l, That section 1855 of the Re-
yised Laws Of the State Of Minnesota for
as follows; ~
156-Election Districts-How Constituted
and A~ltered-Each town, each village
that Is separated from the town for cleo
ton purposes, and each ward, shall con-
stltute at least one election district. No
more than 400 male voters, and the
council or town board shall so divide,
consolidate, and rearrange the district
from time to time that the number of
voters In each shall be substantially
equal. and not exceed 400. All such
adopted at least six weeks before the
posted notice thereof shall be given be-
for the change shall take effect.
PROVIDED, that in cities of his state
hav 1nts less thar 1000 population, divid,
Of such city may by resolution adopted
at least thirty days prior to any general
or special election. designate a single
voting place in said city in which cleo
ton for the entire city shall be held and
one set OF election officials presiding
however, that a separate ballot box for
each election district shall be provided.
IN which the votes Of such election dis
trlct n be deposited and separate rec
ord kept therefor.
changed by resolution Of said council
adopted at least thirty days prior to a
subsequent election.
Approved April %, 1907.
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cHAPTER aa1-H nj M Ia

~ CIIA1 INlt oo1-ft: II. INC. ia.
AN ACT to amend chapter so OF tho
Laws Of 1905 relating to the expendio
ture Of the county road and bridge
fund, and to repeal sections one rs and
three (3) Of chapter 2S7 Of the General
Laws of 1896.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota: "'
Section /. Whenever the board of coun-
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cHApnEp os1-u u MO &C

CHAPTER 18Th. F. NO. &C.
AN ACT to appropriate money for plant
ing trees on the states forest reserve
land.
Be it enacted by the Legislature. Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. To enable the state forestry
board to plant evergreen Seeding trees on
the (so-called) Pillsbury reserve in Cass
county, there is hereby appropriated out
Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, the sum of two thou
sand five hundred (2,50O dollars, to be
available Immediately.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and he
in force from and after it's passage
Approved April %. 1907.