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NORTHFIELD.

The work of the Y. NJ. c. \. was pre-
scented In town Sunday, Mr.. Mason speak
ing in the forenoon at the Method st
Church and his associate county officer
in the Congregational Church. A meeting
for men was held in the Congrega tional
Church at three In the afternoon and in
the evening a service was held in the
UNiVersalist Church in which the three
churches united. Special music was fur
nished by the church quartetto and choir
and lie attendance was large. The meet
ngs resulted in an awakened interest in
the matter of forming Y. NJ. G. A. In
Mortified, a matter which was discussed
several months ago.-Miss Bessie NJ Bull
lock is confined to her home by illness
Miss Ida Thompson takes her place as
teacher in the graded school, Company
f. will hold a May day dance in the
ArmOry the evening of May |.
Mayo +. Blake will open a grocery store
in the Mayo block this week in the store
formerly occupied by r. A. Paine. Mr.
Paine expects to be employed as II travel
Ing salesman
Charles Barton and James Hays have
moved to Barre where they will engage
in the retail marble and granite business,
both being practical men at the business.
They have moved their families to that
city The fiat vacated by them in the
Mayo block, has been rented by Mr.. and
| Mrs. NJ. CaShon, who moved into it Mon
| day.
George Ieglcr and Miss X Iacllic were
| married Monday evening by the Rev. j.
| Z. OMEN at the parochial residence.--A
delegation of Shrincrs will attend meet
ing of that body In Burlington Friday
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDOI


Harley bueil, a prosperous farmer
ana many years resident here,
nled early Monday morning at
ms mono south or the village. lie was
member OF c. j. ormshee Post. In
the civil war; ne served as a member
OF company NJ vermont cavalry He
is survived ny wire ana one daugh-
Ter Mrs. ltenrY Leonard OF FRANKLIN
strcct.-Anna Center Is confined to her
nome on Gay street with scarlet fever.
me young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Iharl"S Rlckcrt is Ill with the same
hlsease'--Mrs o. b. Landon returned
Monday to her home in Johnson
MISS Nellie June, VINO has been pass
Ing a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Griswold. has returned 10
Rutland.-Miss Nora Cameron is con-
ftned to her home on Depot street with
an attack of the grip.--Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Rogers haVo returned from
TiconderoEa, n Y, and have opened
their residence on Franklin street.
The funeral OF Harley Buell. was
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HERMIT SHOT IN RIBS.
Montgomery Center Farmer Used Guns
Himself CRrclesaIy,

Montgomery Center, April 16,-Jocl Will
kins a man about 81 wears old, who for
several years has lived alone on farm
about three miles up the south road, So
called and thought to he insane, was
captured this morning after a sensa tional
struggle.
wilkins has lahored for about a year
under a deluson that ncichbors were in
the habit of entering his stable at night
and beating his Cattlc. About two weeks
ago 1t is charged that he shot at Louis,
son of Joseph Touchotto, as the latter
was passing in the road. Complaint be-
ing. made an order was issued by the
Hon. o. y. Kclton Of St Adams. judge
of probate, calling for an examination to
test tho sanity Of wilkins When the
officers attempted 20 arrest him he re-
fused 1dn1it'anGci II tho house, ard as
they werc not prepared for a connict
they retired.
This morning Deputy sheriffs ". NJ
and +. p. Martin, assisted by G. J. Ben
way and Roy kingsley went to the Will
kins house again ana were refused ad-
mittancc They forced the door and en-
tered, wilkins, standing on the stairs
ordered the officers ont at the point of
n loaded revolver. 1Feing threatened he
ran up stairs, hid behind partition,
reached ono hand out Of a doorway, and
fired two shots. but no ono was hit by tho
bullets. Ono shot was fired in return,
which wounded wilkins in tho ribs but
the bullet did not lodge in his body. AZ
ter this he made no further resistance.
wilkins was then taken to the office of
DR. f. c. Brown whore the wound was
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RUTLAND ROADS NEW ENGINES.

Six new consolidation engines and two
sX-whecl heavy switch engines have been
purchased by the Rutland Railroad COM
pany. The consolidation engines weigh
approximately 209,oo0 pounds each, exclu-
sve OF the tender and the freight engines
1875 900 pounds, exclusive of the tender
each, and about $4,000 each for the switch
engines. The American Locomotive Works
at Schenectady has the contract for the
former and the American Locomotive
company's works a Paterson, n, j., 70:
the shifters. These engines are of greater
capacity and efficiency than any before
purchased by the road. The delivery is 20
be made about May |.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

The nresentation of "phe Chimes nj
Normandy bv local talent at the opc,a
house Thursday and Friday evenings at
tracted very large audiences and a hand
some sum WAS Melted for Heaton hos
initial for the benefit of which the opera
vas given If was admirably STAGED and
directed by Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Heth.
who have had long exDerience in such
,,,orl The leading ns.rts vera taken bv
Miss Ida Hughes Miss Alice Folsom.
Gaorga NcMas,ors Frank x Goss II.
n Honkirs Rruro NcDonold of this
citv and l. q Grifiths of Rarre.
Snoakars for tho ANNA, commencement
nri1a eneaktng at No,,rruer Seminary
have hoan chosen as follows. Dorothv
p,rl,or Of montgomery Grace RuIl,l.v of
NIora+ovn Marp,ret T,dperton of North
oold rIazer ,rwo,phlov of Parton landing
Barbara Frwin of Newport Center
Stcnhan Collins of CT Alhans lyaltor VII
oov of Noratoar Dorald raircbud M
Eairfe,d Charles y Adams of Randolph
Conter and II p nan Of Worcester 'rhe
c,oes d,,, narts vara ASSIGNED az fol
lows. Class nresident Rortha @ Clogstor
~ yyiuiomstoun. vice.nresidont. Charlie.
T. Adams Of RandoInh. secretary sad,
,, Pond of East Rerltshiro. raaslIrer
=, r Carnanter of Cabot. orator II :
1,u,Lle,, ny Noratovvn. moot James NJ
coa,or of ,y,roham Noss, historian
C,raco 7. ,llnn of Ferrisbureb nronhnt
,Iars,ra, BEAVERTON of Nor,hneld. elias,
n,iI CHARLES n Adams of Randolnh
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Contincud from 4th Pagc.)
CRAFTSRuRY.

The Rev. w f. Allen preached his
last sermon of the conference year Sun
day. He Is expected to return to this
chargc.-Mrs. Mary Paddock, whose seri-
Gus illness was mentioned last week, is
improving Her daughter. Mrs. Hazcn Is
with hcr.--NTrs. A. a. Bridges was taken
very Ill Saturday.-Mrs. Lock, aged Sc
years. who died at the home of her son
April :. was buried Tuesday, the Rev. w.
T.. Allen officiating Ernest Din is max
ing his barn over into n barber shop and
poolroom. Harry Bumps expects to go
to Morrisville to work.-1he Grange will
give a sugar social Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. r. Howard are both i'm
proving "A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs phinias Atherton April 10.
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HIS LAST RETORT

The story is told OF a well known
Chicago criminal lawyer. whose valuable
services were retained last year by the
wealthy relatives of man accused of
murder In n southwestern state.
The case was n bad one. for the evil
denCe was overwhelmingly against the ac-
cusnd. Despite this fact, tho lawyer con-
trivod, by tn" skllful exercise OF every
trick and maneuver known 10 the profess
sion, to secure the disagreement Of iures
appeals. etc, til at last the case was
brought before the supreme Court OF the
United States.
One day in an interview between the
prisoner and his counsel. tho former ask
ed, In case the Supreme Court should
decide against me, what will be my next
move"
ITO Heaven, I hope was the candid
response of the lawyer.
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WAITSFIELD.

The village schools will commence Mon
day, April %, with the same teachers as
during the winter term.-Miss Cora Max
we'll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Max
well, Is very ill.-W. T. Long has com
menced work on n barn he Is building on
his place In this village Shea has
moved back to his farm In the east part
of the town that he rented last year to
Mr.. Bclvlle. Mr.. Belville has bought
and moved to the George Kew farm in
Fayston.-A large amount of sugar of
excellent quality has been made. Some
report three pounds or over to the tree. 900
Mrs. +. O. Trask of Worcester Mass. a
former resident, Is visiting here.--W, II,
Moriarity Is building an addition to his
sa wmill for storing saw dust.
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ESTATE or MARTHA }. KINSLEY.

The undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the honorable probate court
for the district of Grand Isle. commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons
against Martha j. Kinsley, late of AL
burgh. Vt, in said district, deceased,
hereby give notice that we Will meet
for the purpose of examining and al
lowing said claims at the residence of
Eugene Threshor on Saturday, October
8 from o'clock n. IN. until 4 o'clock
p. m, each of said days, and that six
months from the sth day of April, a;
-. 1907 Is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and
allowance Dated AT Alburgh, this 18th
day of April A. n. 1907
Melhourn Hazcn, administrator.
Expires October Sth. 1907
l.ORAN WEDGEWORTH,
MYRON McGR EGOR.
42w-2t Commissioners
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NORTH Troy.

Friday evening the North Troy Dra-
matte club presented THE Man from
Nevada" at Frontier hall for the bene-
TT Of the *. p. lodge. The audience was
large and the play excellent In all it's
parts.--Edson Hunt, formerly OF this
section but, who has been in the West
for a number OF years. is visiting his
brothers and others hcre.--D. w Kelley
has been confined to the house by illness
for some days.--O. f. Sisco e Son arc
located in their new and commodious
market in the "Barrows Block" on Main
street.
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pany.-George Birch left Wednesday fGr
his home in st. Johnsbury.-A special
communication of Dewitt Clinton lodge
was held Wednesday night when the Sc
cond degree was conferred. After the
work refreshments and social hour
were enjoyod.-1dwin i. Wilder has
gone to Lowell, Mass, where he will
play on the Lowell base ball team con
nected with the New England league
This summer
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

]. c. Brown stopped over Sunday at
Warren Goodclls.-NTrs. Moses Witham is
working at r. b. Tassic's.D. G. Wflbl
is shipping his maple syrup to Charles
Collinss in Iowa-Sugar makers report
the season more profitable than for sew
eral years.--Mrs Alonzo Summer is suf-
fcrnE from poor health.-M!ss Louise
Watt went to Waterbury Monday where
she Is to teach this sprinG.--Grace Burn
ham visited her aunt, Mrs. Frank Blodah,
Saturlay.-The school board has reelected
4 i. kinhnll town suncrint endcnt
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w. +. Dillingham; and A. II. Farwell ad-
ministrators of the estate of the late John
T.. Hubbard, have sold to Ralph w. Put
nam of Putnamsvillc a valuable plot of
land lying between ELM and Pearl streets
on which Mr.. Putnam is to erect dwelling
houses
Arrangements have been completed to
put an express milk car ON the mail train
south every morning May I. 1t will be
run through to Boston and kept iced dur
ing hot weather
The gross receipts for the two evenings
of "rhc Chimes of Normandy" last week
were s622. Mr.. and Mrs Grant Heath,
who staged it and directed the rehearsals,
get 1904 and the Ladies Aid association of
IicatOn hospital, under whose auspices
the opera was given, will net about 500
The II. r. skinner property on state
street has been purchased by DR.. G. r..
Chandler for about 5000. DIR. Chandler
now owns the entire site on which part
Of the voters wished the city hall to be
built. Or. Chandler now owns everything
on that side of State street from Christ
Church to the Y. NJ. g. A. building except
the building occupied by the Daily Jour.
nal.
j. e. Cushman Of Burlington, State tax
commissioner. was in town Saturday aft
ernoon checking mp with state Treasurer
Dcavitt to ascertain how many corpora
lions in the State failed to pay their taxes
before April I. Only a very few failed to
come to time and of these nearly all are
intending to 20 out of business Under
the law corporation failing to pay its
taxes before April of each year loses its
charter ana in order to recover the same
must apply to a court Of chanccry for per-
mission to resume business
The body of Charles w. Skinner. a for
mer merchant Of this city who died Satur-
day in New York. reached Montpelier
Monday and was placed in the
tomb at Green Mount cemetery. Mr..
skinner was Gj years old and was a jew
cIcr in this city for about Is years. Before
coming to Montpelier he was in business
in Bethel. For the past 70 years he had
resided in New York but had frequently
returned to Montpelier to renew old az
Iquantances.
Lovers OF base ball in this city and
/ Barre are rejoicing over the outcome
1 of the meeting held in burlington last Sat
urday morning whereby it was settled
that they will have league base ball at the
lntercity grounds during the coming seat
son. The Intorcty directors will meet
this evening in Barre to consider the QueS-
ton of a manager and 10 discuss tho
question of raising the necessary funds.
| Present indicitions are that A. W. Daley
will he chosen manager of the 1ntercity
team.
Mason S. Stone state superintendent of
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CARLOAD OF LUMBER,
shipped Nine Years Ago and Has
Rcnchcd Destination.

Utica, y. Y. April ia car Of III
Der was loaded at Bangor, station
the Rutland railroad, near oGdensbu
nine years ago, and il has not
reached its destination, according e
story printed here to-day. on -
TENDER 10, 1898, it was taken TO Rou
Point. 1t was billed to the j. a. Sh'
pard Lumber Co. ON October 3 of
same year the ear had reached II
lington, Vt, and last week it was pr
ed into Maiden. Mass.
1t has been cast at the doors of {
firm after another only 10 be rcfu
and started on its way in search o
home. Where the Shepard Lum
company was located no one seems
know. The Sweezy Lumber compa
OF Maiden, has consented to Il
charge of the lumber, awaiting
Velopments. In the. nine years
lumber has been thoroughly seasoi
and has greatly increased i'm value
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FORESTDALE.

W. H. c. Whitcomb OF Watervleit n. Y,
Is visiting ut l.. G. Bump s-Mrs. william
Wilson is visiting her parents at Lisbon.
n. Y.-The Rev. and Mrs. G. f.. Hill,
who have been visiting here, returned to
Gens Falls, n. Y. Wednesday.--L. 6.
Bump passed Sunday in Watervleit n.
Y.-Mr and Mrs. 4. Boudreau and chill
dren of Schenectady, y. Y, were called
here by the death of Albert Demo. Mrs.
Betty Derby is ill.--Mr. and Mrs. Chester
McCauley and son of Chittenden have
passed several days here This week.
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EAST WARREN.

Lester Lamb went to Randolph Mon
day where he has work in bakery
Mrs. Mabel Elliott is visiting her parents
In Hancock.--W. J. McGlahin has pur-
chased a heavy pair of work horses in
Waitsfeld, price $3.50. Harry Davis of
Mortified visited his uncle j. l.. Nc
Glafin, several days last Week.-Mrs.
Laura Bonette went to Rochester Mon
day to care for her sister, Mrs. Mary
Billings, who Is very i'll.
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BIGIN THE FIGHT EARLY.
Citizens of Rutland Organize No Ii
censc Socicty-ItS officers

Rutland, April Encouraged by the
big cut down of the license vote Mt the
March election, the citizens of Rutland
met this evening and organized per-
manont no license organiza tion. the gem
eral opinion being that by beginning
work carly licensed saloons can be done
away with next spring The following
officers were elected: President \. +.
Pratt vice presidents, i. Il. Booth. A.
II. Slader, f. p. Gibson; secretary. A. l..
Smith treasurer. p. L. Fuller. The club
will take steps Immediately to enforce
the yes feature of the local option law
as we'll as to create a sentiment for a
no vote.
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LOOKED INTO THE WALL

\ rather peculiar case Of absent mind
'dn"ss was that related Of Peter Bur
roWcs, an Irish lawyer. a friend who call
ed on Burrowes at an early hour ono
morning found him shaving with his face
held close to an empty wall. what on
earth are YOU assuming that attitude
for?" ne asked
ITO look in the glass" was the reply.
But there's no glass thore,' laughtcd
the acquaintance
'Blcss You! didn't notice that before"
said Burrowcs, and then calling his ser
want he asked him what had become OF
the mirror
Why sir" said the man, lit was bro
ken SIX weeks ago"
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EAST ROXBURY.

Winfield, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Foss, and oscar II. Humphrey Of
Waltham. Mass. were married in Nash
willie, Tenn, April 3.-Margaret Kelley
went to hcr home in Canada Monday
Ruth Wardncr passed several days last
week at DR.. lIliss in Brookfcld.
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THAT PLOT AGAINST THE PREST-
DENT.
.cFrom the Randolph HoraldD

"tFrOm mo randolph Nor7TdD
The country AZ large feels that Roose-
Volt has worked himself into n needless
sweat ovcr the matter. Even if true. such
a plot would miscarry misorably. The
people cannot be fooled by wles so patent.
Without n doubt the great money Inter-
csts have no use for Roosevelt and would
Ike TO see a man IN the White House
whom they could handle. But they are
utterly hopeless and helpless in the face
of the popular sentiment arrayed against
them. Tho next President, whether named
Roosevelt or not, will not be the tool Of
Wall street The President who is under
la severe stress in his conflict with.thc plu-
tocrats, needs a piece of ice under hts
collar
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FAYSTON.

Arthur Markham has gone to the los
pital for trcatment-James Livingston,
who is at work in Morotown, was in town
few days last week.--Eliiah Fuller and
son Earl of Warren have been in town
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eating STATE lite insurance.
Three men kllied and one probaI
fatally injured IL the result of The w,
Of train wrCckcrs nj Chcneyville. I
when passenger train plunged into
open switch whilo running at hi
speed.
James H. Echcls, president Of
Commercial National hank. Chicn
and formerly comptroller of the C
rcncy, died at his home Of heart {
ease while he was asleep IN bed.
George Shambachrr. wealthy r
estate dealer Of New York. was shot n
fatally wounded while in the din
room Of his home, presumably by
burglar.
David Ellington swan thrne.ou
tors Of mile in II minutes. 36 % S
onds. at sydney. y. s. W. thereby {
ating new worlds record.
A shock Of electricity caused
death of Miss Anna W. Greenwo
aged % who was found dead slit
beside a telephone instrument in
home Mt Marlboro. Mass.
President Roosevelt has address
ITO the School Children Of the Uni
States" message on the signifca
of Arbor day. He says that when Il
help to preserve our forests or to pl
new ones they are acting the part
good citiZrnS
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1T BROKE.

"Frcddy You shouldn't laugh out loud
in tho schoolroom," exclaimed the tca-
cher.
Il didn't mean to do IT," apologized
Freddy. Il was smiling, when all of a
sudden the smile bustcd--IIarper's
Weekly.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Mrs. George Deering of East Randolph
has been the guest Of her son the past
week.-Mr, and Mrs. r. b. Galusha of
Boston have been in town a few days
Their household goods were sold at auc-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Self-control is going down In the cellar
20 swear instead of doing 1t before the
children
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MARSHFIELD.

Miss Stella Brown, who was at Jeffer-
sonvillc visiting her sisters. was called
home by the illness of her mother
School in town will begin Monday, April
o.
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A RBOR DAY.

Let there be an universal recognition
and observance of this day. We are learn
ing in this age the great Importance Of
trees, their undoubted effect on our
streams. soils, temperature. climate, and
seasons. They are of especial value to the
beauty. healthfulness and material pros
perity OF Vermont. In school and home,
and other fitting place let these vital les
sons be inculcated. Particularly let our
school children by appropriate exercises
be impressed with the high worth, both
economically and aesthetically. of the en-
Nlronment Of the natural world, and let
them understand the need and value Of
the planting of trees and shrubs. Let at
tention thus be directed to the adornmcnt
of highways, public grounds. and private
property And let there be a general and
earnest endcavor to realize the purpose
for which this day is designated.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the State, at Proctor.
this 18th day Of April. In the
(SeaD year of our Lord, one thousand
nine hundred seven, and of the
Independence of the United
States the one hundred thirty
first
FLETCHER n. PROCTOR.
BY The Governor.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS. JR.,
Secretary OF Civil and Military Affairs,
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A woman never seems to think her
band is sick until he cusses lot All
it.
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Sunday, April "a.

Policemen Sechler and Selleck and
Charles Vincenco We're shot and fa,
tally wounded by Salvatore Gavornale
in a running fight at New York. Gavor-
male. Immediately after his arrest. was
identified by the three dying men.
w J. Bryan. in mn address at Wash
ington, praised the colleges and
churches that have declined TO accept
money from wealthy men who have
gained their riches by dishonest meth
DDS"
A referendum in the canton Of &c
neva, Switzerland, has ratified the law
prohibiting the sale of abslnthe.
1t is stated by one OF the attorneys
who acted for Harry Thaw in the re-
cent trial that ID. NJ. Delmas will no,
hereafter have anything to do with the
case.
An argument over the Transfers
strike resulted in murder at Bos-
ton the victim heing John Higgins %
years old. who was stabbed in the neck
by a cotton hook and died or the way
to hospital. The police charge Rob
ert r. Clark, - years old, a negro, with
the crime.
Continuous heavy rains have caused
the rivers to overflow, seriously food
ing Macedonia and Asia Minor. There
has been heavy loss of life and destruc
ton of cattle and property.
NJ, Krustlen. president Of the eXecu
tive committee Of the Russian Work
mems Council who was sentenced e
exile in Siberia and the loss of all civi
capped abroad
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Monday, April IS,

Bishop Turner of tie a. NJ, r. church,
in II speech at Atlanta, made IN attack
on the courts and the Legislature, de-
ciarng negroes have been Disseminated
against.
Governor Broward of Florida sent a
special message to the legislature advo-