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Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
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Col. Bryan may be wrong about
government ownership putting the
railroads ont of, the stockmArket =.
Still We 10 Not hear mgGA. about
people gambling i'll government
Bonds.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
A dispatch announces tba

A dispatch announces that one
OF those $4,000 bills. from the
Chicago sub Treasury has been To-
Gated in ale Bank Of Ga gland, But
it does not say anything about
locating the man who changed it
there.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

President Roosevelt and, P'eSi-
dent ELLIOT both want to- ashirve
The same end in football. The
adtcp wants TO keep the players
from getting killed, and the. for
aaar wants to toughen. them. up, 50
ahay won't mind it,.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

Nn Garbett assists, that be is. al,i
Ntot,. ana even Though lie, is. 40
l9ngsr the Champion AFamNweight,, t.,
he is, to, neaG ih Ton us.5o .diepue tla
aqaor pn@sositipn. With b:m at Qlosa
laige,
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

DR.. Paekbar4t says that the
modern newspaper devotes more
space to freaks than to anything
else. Yes, the Doctor has baeu
rather prominent in print for ii
Long time past,
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

it Is said Wiz recover and have It'd
face the charge.
ii is alleged:that she. Killed tan
child and hid ib in ~ pile' of Gotten
seed to, conceal her eeiae. IT. il
also,alleged that she is,not rneatallg
Irresponsible, Tie woman hadFl9seil
in Hope about iour' weeks and and
La inns, to,have come, from Cla4,a:S as,
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
Ellihol'. TELEGRAM,
Dear. Sir:.

Please tllom us a small space in
your papIr to thank the peoPle.of
his community, and especially the
members Of the Relief Committee.
for the aid theN have, given. us to
help. in the rebuilding: OF our
church.. andwhen We say we. thank
you heartilywe think we VOICE the
sentiment Of the. colored peop,e.
generally.
Rev. Thomas Martin, Pastor.
Viii is Moore. Deacon.
Col. Baptist CIurCh..
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

Senator La Toilette says. that he
D'moapatic party is on trial for its,
life. At LEAST, however, it will not
have toreall in the insanity plea. or
the unwi'itteu. law.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

Senator Bailey, having success S
fully assisted in putting up the
shutters on the Capitol, wishes Ae
could incalcate the q governments
habit on the Texas legislature
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
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y Kansas boy haa married girl
whose name AND and address he
/ und IN a package of cigarettes.
h viii ultimately see the evil of
the 10 trette habit no dDubt.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
WARNING ORDER.

In Hampstead ChanGery G9urt
September Term. 1901.
Fyey Damn, Plaintiff.
VS.,
Rom Dunn, Defendant.
The. defendant. Tom, Duna Is
walped. to appear in this court
within 30 days to. answer tie CON-
plant of he plaintiff EXey Lunp..
G. &. Royston, Circuit Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

The "nollycoddle' and the
whangdoodle,' have both been ex-
spluined ana. DOW Col. Dick Brigh
might come forward with the au-
sthentic 8xplanatation Of the lalla-
spaloola.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
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It Is understood that yeoman
Connolly late Of the battleShip
Alabama, is claiming pension. f. Z
rheumatism, contracted from the
cold shoulder the Jackies presented
ITO him.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

The New cabinet officers having
enjoyed their several positions for
about for4pight, il would seem
time for few more changes to be
slated,
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

The people of JAN acial seem, al
most MS unfortunate il the matter
Of governor as, tIley dp i'll earth
quakes.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

Probably what Mr.. Hartman
objects to about the Panama Canal
is that it has not enough water in it.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

There s:'e a. number Of gentlemen
ready 10 asare. Mr. Roosevelt that
they will carry cut lis Hleas. if he
declines to run again.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

Maj. Penrose. DECLARED tdakGap..
I5lll MplMnalN Cf Brownsville. was,
aob lbaGhd'.. Andl appareNtlE lie
7,AS rQE.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

4 contemporary remarks that
~tariff revision isin sight,. If It
would only name the brand Of tel
ssaape used i ought to be worth
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22

Mrs. r. Il. haynes and Children
of Shower Springs Were gnestss 90
|. Mrs. Dr.. & rner' from Friday. till
iSunlaE@
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
e ?:lIlltnrial allptes

Looks as though Gev, Cumming
ought to prosecute that Iowa legis-
tature for Iese majesty.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
HUaDEHD INEAFET'
Woman At Hope Alleged
To Fiawe, SnansIaG t1ar
I1fant Child.

ronna FanIKne4rwho.is' ohargsd
with killing hen nFSs, bonn ohiiatai'
Hope. several days ago. and who ii
was tis3 rl0ngbt wonll dis. bafosa
The charge could be investigated,
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
Try L1i ONCE.

ThelSis is more actual misery and
e. S real kSar &c in S of it h.ng
ecialiy for these.cdees. 1t re-
ieves instantly and eul es promptly,
Absolutely gual anteed,
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
WARNING ORR Err

} -''pa' r1 Brown Hampstead Chan.
Ellen Brown
The defendant Ellen Brown Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
Of the plaintiff Joseph
Brown.
G.. r. RoYsToN, Clerk.
Washington Arb. Feb &lst, 1867 :.
Washington telegraph., 1907-03-22
CARDS or THANKS
Editor OF the TELEGRAPH,

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
IN THE HOUSE HOPPER.
Eight Bills Offered as Result of
Tuesdays Call.

The following eight bills were offered
In the house:
II. p. 81. by Larsen-Making appro-
priation OF $4,000 for the improvement
OF existing roads and bridges and the
construction OF new roads and bridges
in Emery county. Referred 10 commit
tee on highways and bridges.
III. Il. So, by Martin Jensen-To aboi-
ish state institutions or art. Referred
TO committee on education.
II. y. 90. by Taft-To make Lincoln's
birthday a legal holiday. Referred TO
committee on judiciary.
n. p. so, by Taft-Appropriation of
$1,000 for roads and bridges in Wayne
county. Referred to committee on
highways and bridges.
II. p. 81. by Notwithstanding all
street railway companies to provide
seats for the mOtormen and air brakes
on the cars. Referred TO committee on
railroads.
II. y. So. by Bower (by requesD-To
provide for the treatment and cure Of
habitual drunkards. Referred to COM
mittee on
II. y. 60 by Richardson settlement
between school districts when city eX-
tends limits. Referred to committee on
education
II. b. 81. by Robinson-Giving county
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
DuRAND CASE IN THE HOUSE
Proposed Special Committee to In
vestigate Murray Justice
Turned Down.

An effort To secure the appointment
OF a special committee to investigate
Justice of the Peace purand of Murray
met with failure IN the house yester-
day.
The resolution, which vas offered by
Mr.. Clegg. proposed the appointment OF
a committee OF three to investigate the
alleged evils arising under the prac-
tees of certain Justices of the peace i'm
salt Lake county, with power 10 ex-
anime books and summon witnesses,
with the view TO bringing in a bill that
would correct the alleged evils.
Several speeches were made on the
resolution. Mr.. Tolton opposed the ap-
peintment OF a special committee, say
ing that previous legislatures had tried
to legislate on the subject but he
enough in the present legislature to
draw statutes that would cover the
case. MIR. Marks spoke in a similar
vein i'm opposition to the measure.
Mr.. Clegg, speaking TO his own meas
ure, said if previous legislatures had
failed TO correct the evils, it was ali the
more reason why the present body
should go into it more thoroughly.
Mr.. Hone thought the Salt Lake
county members ought to settle the
matter among themselves. as it ap-
peaTed to be a local measure.
Mr.. Kuchler moved the reference of
the whole question TO the judiciary
committee, and this was adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
KINGSBURY EXPLAINS VIEWS
University President Says Consoh-
dalton Would Benefit Agri-
cultural College.

President Kingsbury OF the University
Of Utah. believing that his views nave
not been fully enough explained regard
ing his position on the consolidation OF
that institution with the agricultural
school. has given this reply TO the ques-
ton. DO you think the Agricultural coll
lege or agriculture would be subordinated
were the Agricultural college consolidated
with the University Dr. kingsaurys
reply follows:
"On the contrary the Agricultural col
lege would be made better as well as
all the other colleges and schools OF the
University. Dean n. J. Waters Of the
State Agricultural college or the Uniyer-
sity of Missouri makes the following
statement in regard TO this matter:
IF one were 30 call the roll Of the best
agricultural colleges in America. there is
not separate institution that would come
within the first ten. although fifteen
years ago il such 2 roll had been called
not single college Of agriculture con-
nected with a university would laNe Leon
listed in the first ten. In other won DIS,
the growth. development and influence e
the separate college Of agriculture is Inn
tied and prescribed. whereas such an in
stitutiOn. associated with great unVcr-'
Sity. has practically no limit 70 its growth
and usefulness.
The colleges Of agriculture which arc
contributing To the worlds knowledge of
this subject and are eXerting an influ-
ence upon the educational systems OF the
country and are bringing the leading edu-
Gators. thinkers and mOlders of public
opinion TO a consideration OF the import
ance of agricultural education, and the
institutions which are shaping primary
and secondary education Of the rural dis
trictS toward agriculture both In America
and Europe are departments of great uni
Versities. This statement admits Of not
q single exception In either America or
Europe.
The aim under consolidation of the
Agricultural college and the University
is 10 devote more money 60 the interests
Of agriculture and it's allied subjects than
TIL H
the separate maintenance OF these insti-
tutions.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
sHOWB0uND ON MOUNTAIN
Sultan of Sulu" Opera Company
Caught in Storm in North
ern Idaho.

Missoula. Mont, Jan. 29.-This section
of the state is in the grasp Of one of the
worst snowstorms known in the past
twenty years. The snow is from twelve
to eighteen inches deep on the level
The Occur d'Alene trans are plockaded
and no communication can be had with
Wallace and other places along that
branch OF the Northern Pacific. except
by wire. There is no serious shortage Of
fuel as wood haulers from the noun
tains are experiencing little difficulty in
bringing in wood although there Is very
little coal in the city.
The ''Suitan Of SUM opera company
is snowbound on Lookout mountain near
Wallace
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
DRUNK CURE BILL.
Proposition to Treat "soaks" at Ex-
pense of County.

Legislation TO commit confirmed
drunkards TO an establishment for their
treatment. at the expense OF the coun-
~. is proposed in a bill introduced in
the house yesterday by request. The
first section of the proposed law is as
follows.
ANY friend of an habitual drunkdrd,
as hereinafter defined, or any officer Of
any charitable organization may file a
petition in the district court in the
county where such drunkard may re
side, setting forth the sex. financial
condition, the age as near as may he
and the nature and the extent of the
disease of such drunkard, in reference
to the use OF alcoholic, narcotic or other
stimulants, and stating the belief of the
petitioner or affiant that such disease
has passed beyond the control of such
drunk3rd. and asking for an order to
send such drunkard to an institution
for the treatment OF such disease at
the expense OF the county. The petit
ton or affidavit may also contain such
other facts as the applicant may deem
dition of such drunkaTd. Such petition
shall be verified by the petitioner, and
shall be approved and signed by ten
G0) freeholders i'm the county where
such drunkard resides"
Section = provides that the drunkard
must have been a resident OF the
county for FIVE months The inebriate
will be sent to an establishment that
can show its treatment has cured So
Per cent of the cases treated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
M'KINLEY'S BIRTHDAY.
Members Observe Day by Wearing
Carnations.

The senate yesterday observed y
= the birthday Of William McKinley*
= by wearing carnations, the gift of y
y Senator Hollingswcrth of Ogden, 4
= who also had an immense bunch of 4
= the martyred presidents favorita y
= flowers placed on the presidents 4
. desk. Chaplain Simpkin in his =
y prayer. spoke feelingly of the life y
= work of the great-hearted man. y
= who was beloved from the Atlantic =
= 10 the Pacific and urged that the 4
= day Of his birth be more univer- y
= sally celebrated +
= Members of the house also wore =
= carnations. and Chaplain Hess re- +
= ferred to the event in his prayer. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
WOULD PROSECUTE CLERKS
House Calls on Attorney General for
Action in Bounty Fraud
Cases.

The special committee on bounty
frauds Of the house yesterday brought
in a report urging the appropriation Of
sum sufficient to pay the undisputed
bounty claims as reported by the
auditor. and also recommending the
payment of claims not tainted with
suspicion of fraud. even though they
had been outlaweG by the statute OF
Limitation.
The committee made a strong recon-
mendation, urging that the attorney
general take prompt steps for the Grim
inal prosecution of those county clerks
and other officials who had been guilty
of negligence in allowing the whole
sale bounty frauds TO be committed in
several counties
The report of the special committee
was adopted and ordered to be cOmmu-
nicated to the attorney general.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
DEADLOCK IN TWO STATES
New Jersey and Rhode Island Repub-
licans Unable to Agree Upon
Senators.

Trenton, n. j., Jan. 29-The New
Jersey legislature today took three bal
lots on the United States senatorship.
The first resulted: Dryden, Republican,
So: Griggs, Republican, 6; Pitney, Re-
publican 9; Stevens. Democrat. l6;
Wilson. Democrat u; MARITIME. 9.
Assemblylnan Davidson, ono Of Sem
ator Dryden's supporters. was absent
because of the death Of his wife. The
second and third ballots showed the
change OF but one vote in the Demo
cratic column
After the joint session both houses
adjourned for the week. and the for
mality Of a few members holding 2
Joint session daily viii be repeated un-
til Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
REPUBLICANS ARE
PUT UPON RECORD
Resolution Inviting Bryan to
Address House Adopted by
One Majority.
JOSEPH'S GAME is BLOCKED
FALLS DOWN UPON CALL OF
ROLL or HOUSE.

A partisan attempt was made in the
house yesterday 10 defeat a resolution
inviting William Jennings Bryan to
address the body during his visit TO
this city. The resolution, however. was
adopted by a vote of p ayes to q noes,
fourteen Republicans uniting with the
eight Democrats on the roll call.
Members on the Democratic side Of
the house on Monday proposed to offer
Il resolution inviting Mr.. Bryan TO de-
liver an ADDRESS, and submitted the
same TO Speaker Joseph and other Re-
publican leaders The Republicans
suggested that II would be better to
inake n joint invitation from the house
and senate. and the speaker said ne
would consult with President Love of
The senate on the subject.
The matter OF Offering the resolution
was held I'm allegiance awaiting the ac-
tion Of the Republicans. Towards the
close OF yesterdays session Mr.. Taft,
seeing that the Republican leaders
proposed 10 ignore the matter, offered
the following resolution:
Text of Resolution.
Whereas, The Hon. William Jenn-
ings Bryan OF Nebraska, a distin-
guished citizen OF the United States,
Is TO visit Salt Lake City on Thursday.
Jan. 81. 1907; therefore be it
Resolved. That he be invited to adj
dress this house at such time durin 3
his stay as may be convenient to him.
Resolved. That a committee of three
be appointed by the chair To commune
cate with Mr.. Bryan and arrange for
his appearance before this body"
Mr.. Taft moved the adoption OF his
resolution, while Mr.. Kuchler moved to
table IL. ON viva vOce vote the chair
was in doubt on the motion 10 table
and called for division. The division
showed the motion 70 table defeated.
When the vote on the resolution was
called for. there were demands from
the Republican side for a call OF the
roll.
How They Voted.
The roll call showed the following
vote:
Ayes-Benson. Bower. Clegg, Cottam,
Croft. Davis. Dean, Eldredge. Giles,
Hansen, Hett, Nephi Jensen, Larson.
Marks. Meeeks. Parry. Petersen, Rich
ards, Robinson, Sutton, Taft Tolton-
p
No-Barnet. Downs, Darius, Dyreng,
Fuller. Hendricks. Henrie. Hone. Jack
son. Martin, Jensen. Kucher, Long,
McRae, Vaughan, Mills, Miller. Ran
dali. Thompson, Weston, Westphal,
Speaker Joseph-21.
Absent and not voting
Mcmillan.
Speaker Joseph appointed as the COM
n,ittee GO confer with Mr.. Bryan
Messrs- Taft, Richards and Nephi Jen-
son
No reason was advanced by any Re
publican member for voting against
the invitation, but apparently some
word had gone out that Bryan shoul
not he invited The leaders probably
intended 10 ignore il altogether and
thought the Democrats would not dare
offer the resolution. They did not have
time TO get their lines drawn, however.
and so che resolution was adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
MILES ALMY RELEASED.
GoIdfieId Authorities Did Not At
tennut ENtradition.

T. Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 29--The 3
y charge of defrauding against Miles =
y Amy. a Chicago broker who was ar =
y rested several days ago. was today =
y dismissed on motion of the prOsecu- =
y ton Aimv was accused upon an =
y unsupported affidavit of having de- =
y frauded the Wallace II. Hopkins y
y company out OF 5000 in connection =
> with a Nevada mining stock trans y
= action. The prosecution stated that y
. no attempt had been made by the y
y Nevada authorities to secure eXtradi- y
y ton. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
Cure of Lung Trouble.

ct is now eleven years since I had q
arrow escape from consumption"
writes g. o. Floyd, 4 leading business
man OF Kershaw, s. c. Il had .un
down i'm weight 10 l35 pounds, sand
coughing was constant. both by day
and by night. Finally i began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery, AMI con-
tinued this for about six months. when
my cough and lung trouble We're en-
tirelv gone and 1 was restored to my
normal weight 1T0 pounds" Thou
sands of persons are healed every year,
Guaranteed at 2. Q. II, l. Dru~ Store.
zoe and S1.G0, Trial bottle free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
BODIES RECOVERED.

Buffalo. N. y. Jan. 29.-The body of
No. s. one OF the three firemen caught
by falling walls in yesterdays fire was
found early today. The body. which had
been frozen solidly into the debris, was
badly crushed and battered. The bodies
of Lieutenant NaughtOn and Pipeman
Hinkey have been recovered. All of the
missing firemen have now been accounted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
NESEL WANTS MONEY.
Ogden Man After Appropriation for
Horticultural Exhibit.

Fred J. Kiesel of Ogden is i'm Salt.
Lake trying TO convince the legislature
of the necessity of appropriating $1,000
for an horticultural exhibit at the next
irrigation congress, which meets in
California He says that Utah can
carry away the prize from California
Ii the proper advantage OF the ODpOr i.
tunity is taken. The appropriation
being urged is in line with the recon-
mendation OF Governor Cutler IN his
message to the legislature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
NEW JAP WARsHIPs,

Toxic. Jan 29-During 1907 the follow
ing warships viii be launched at jana
nese yards; at Kuri the battle ship Oki
OF 1900 tons; the armOred cruiser Ibuki
"a. coo tons: second class cruiser Megami
3, 800 tons; at Sasebo and Kobe the crris-
ers Tone and Oho, 5000 tons each; at
Uraga the torpedo boat destroyer Kir-
uslli<i ESQ tons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
JEWELS LN Old HUNK.

New York Jan 29.-Diamonds and other
Jewels valued at $4,000 were found to-
day in an old trunk in the home of tho
late Charles Tripler OF Manhasset, l. L..
discoverer Of liquid air The find was
made by Mr. Tripler's son, l.. B. Trip
ler who knew nothing of these valuablcs
until ne broke into the trunk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
LAWRENCE LIKES
GALVESTON IDEA
Salt Lake Senator FaVorS Pro-
posed Plan of Municipal
Government.
WILL WORK FOR SMITH BILL
SAYS PRESENT MUNICIPAL STS-
TEN is TOO LOOSE.

The Introduction Monday OF the thir-
teen bills designed to put the govern
ment Of Salt Lake In the hands OF three
trustees and abolish the present mayor
and council has created considerable
discussion in the senate. and the con-
sensus Of opinion seems TO be that the
reforms proposed are badly needed. OF
course, the author OF the measure, SEN
ator Benner Y. Smith. will be the lead
er in the fight for their passage but
he will be ably assisted by Senator
George y. Lawrence, chairman of the
judiciary committee, and one of the
recognized senate leaders. Mr.. Law
renee is heartily in favor Of the change
contemplated. and ina discussing the
matter yesterday afternoon, said.
II believe that the application OF the
Galveston idea 10 Salt Lake would be
a good thing, and / intend to support
the measures introduced by Senator
Smith. our city government today is
not centralized enough, and when
things go amiss the people are unable
10 fix the blame The division of re-
probabilities between the mayor and
council and the other city departments
such as the board of public works. is
unbusinesslike, to say the least. and
there should be somt remedy. The q n
weston idea places the responsibility en-
tirely in the hands of three men. who
Will be paid enough TO make good gov
eminent their sole business. If TIE
manner i'm which the affairs of the city
are conducted DO not suit the people.
they know where the blame rests and
may Gust the distasteful or Gals at the
next election
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-30
Senate Notes.

The gallery i'm the senate has been
noticeably small during the entire ses-
sion. and the doOrkeepers who are sup
posed to keep the populace in order are
having a delightful time. At yester-
days session the audience consisted of
two middle-aged women and seven
men, some of whom looked as if they
had come in order to keep warm.
Senator Rasband made his first
speech of the session yesterday in ia
vor of his mine hospital bill. When he
told how often the blood wounds of in
turcd miners were Stopped up" with
dirty rags. il made even the stalwart
sergeant-at shudder.
Most of the time of the senate is
monopOIized by Senators Benner Y.
Smith and George n. Lawrence of Salt
Lake, who have comments to make
upon almost any matter which comes
up. This is not belitting the work of
these gentlemen, as their comments are
always pertinent and to the point.
=
The coming orator of the senate is
undoubtedly Senator Miller Of WASH
ington county, When he talks he lifts
his face to the ceiling and starts in at
a rate of about ten words 10 the minute.
AS he proceeds. however, he gathers
momentum ana volume, ana al the eilu
of his effort he usually is beginning to
make gestures
y
Senator Brinkerhon wore benign
smile yesterday when the report was
received from the house that Senator
Smiths measure providing for the
death penalty for "lifers' in the peni-
tertiary guilty of assault had been
killed When the measure passed the
senate he was the only one to vote
against il. and re believes that the ac-
ton of the house sort OF personal
vindication.