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lowing named precincts, to-wit: Arte-
sia. Hope, Dayton and Monument, at
the General Elections held Novem.
ber Sth. 1904, and November 9th.
1906, respectively, in Eddy county,
New Mexico.
For Delegate to Congress November
9th, 1904.
ARTESIA.- Geo. P. Money, los
votes; w. H. Andrews, 80 votes.
Hope Geo. P. Money, % votes !;
B. S. Rodey, votes; W. H. And
rews Is votes
MONUMENT Geo. P. Money, 10
votes; w. H. Andrews, votes.
For Delegate to Congress, November
6th, 1906.
ARTESIA.- Octaviano A. LARA
zolo, 21s votes; William H. Andrews,
SO votes.
HOPE o. A. Larrazolo. rs votes /;
w. H. Andrews, 80 votes.
MONUMENT o. A. Larrazolo,
Sc votes; W. H. Andrews, 13 votes.
DAYTON o. A. Larrazolo, "A
votes; w. H. Andrews, &c votes.
Witness my hand and seal of Office
this the goth day of February, A. D.
1907.
(Signed) w. R. OWEN
(SEAL) Probate Clerk.
*(Note.-Dayton is a new precinct
created by division of larger pre-
cinct in which it was included in
1904.)
The above affidavit was secured
by the Daily Record through the cour-
tesy of County Treasurer Smith Lea,
who had written for it for his own
information.
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INDUSTRIAL DISPLAY AT
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 2S.-With the op-
ening date of the jamestown Expo
sitioa, April 26th, the most pleasing
conditions present themselves at the
grounds of the Ter-Centennial. on the
Southern shores of Hampton Roads.
and Government, State and Exposi-
ton buildings has already been be-
gun The jamestown Exposition is
to be a historic educational aid in
dusrrial celebration and will be- a
complete and comprehensive review
OF the country's growth and prosperi-
ty, during the three hundred years
of its existence. which anniversary
the Ter-Centennial is to commemorate
The two immense exhibit palaces. one
house To the. Manufactures and Liber-
al Arts, and the other the exhibit of
Machinery and Transportation, con-
tanning $4,000 square feet Of floor
space each practically completed. and
the platforms for many Of the exhibits
are now being erected.
The States Palace, the largest struc
ture on the grounds. is entirely finish
ed and win be formally turned over
to the Exposition Company. by the
contractors. in few days. when the
installatinn Of exhibits will begin. The
buildi7g is OF brick and coacrete con
struction. and is considered one of
the handsomest structures of the ex-
- A~~~l
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DR.. EVANS RECALLED
TO THE WITNESS STAND.

New York, Feb. 2S.-District At
torney Jerome today continued his
examination of DR.. Evans, one of the
alienists for the defense in the trial
of Harry K. Taaw. The entire morn
ing was taken up with questions con-
cerning details of certain Thaw let
ters which had been admitted in eyi-
dence, and in which the doctor said
there was evidence that Thaw was
insane at the time of writing. The
long drawn out cross-examination of
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HOUSE BILL NO. 4s.
An Act Entitled an Act relating to
Incorporated cities, towns and viii
lagos in New Mexico and for other
purposes.

Introduced by Jas, w. Mullens, Feb
ruary 6, 1907; read first and sec
ond time by title, ordered translat-
ed, and printed and referred to the
Committee on Corporations.
BE 1T ENACTED BY THE 37TH LEG
ISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO.
Section 1. That all incorporated ci-
ties, towns and villages organized and
existing under and by virtue of the
laws of the Territory of New Mexico.
shall have and they are hereby vest
ed with the power; to license. tax and
regulate. laundries, drug stores. jewel
ers. fortune tellers, peddlers, palmists
butcher shops, cigar aid tobacco stor-
es, undertakers, agents or canvass
ers of every kind of merchandise,
shooting galleries, photograph CALLER
les, dry good merchants, shoe mer-
chants millinery Establishments,
agents for tailor made clothing, hard
ware merchants, dealers in curios,
wood, saddleries and harness shops,
manufactures of soda water, dealers
engaged in bottling liquids, keepers
of barber shops, dealers in fruits, nuts
and confectionery, bakers, tailoring
establishments, dealers in hay and
grain, news stores, book stores, black
smith shops, commission merchants,
cold storage plants, manufactures of
ice and dealers in ice shipped into
the territory, hotels, restaurants. fur
niture stores, book agents, printing
establishments issuing daily or week
ly papers, ten pin alleys, and theatres,
and amusement parlors of every de-
scription AID all other occupations
and business.
Sec. 2. That all acts or parts of
acts in conflict with this act are here
by repealed and this act shall be in
force and effect from and after its
passage.
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Wedding at M. {. Parsonage.

James Thalman, aged 80, and Miss
Leila Reedy, aged 21, both of Roswell,
We're granted marriage license We'd
nesday and at $3.50 Wednesday after
noon were married at the home of
Rev. John Smith, pastor of the South
ern M. E. Church, who performed the
ceremony with his usual dignity and
grace. The groom is a driver for w.
r. Bond, the transfer man, and is an
energetic and hard working young
man. The bride has every essential
of the good housewife and many of
their friends bespeak for them the
long AID happy married life they de-
serve.
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ton of exhibits and word has been
received form various parts of the
country that exhibits are now on the
way. In the storage plants of Nor
folk and the surrounding cities OF
Tidewater, Va, are many perishable
fruit and other exhibits, waiting for
the opening of the exposition
In the Transportation exhibit there
will be displayed every type and style
of craft and vehicle, from aerial ma
vigation to subway traffic
The Industrial display at the James
town Exposition will be complete and
elaborate and will show the best en-
deavors along this line, comprehensive
ely displaying the Industrial growth
of the nation.
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Alaska Press Assoeiation.

Washington, Feb. 2s.-The Alaska
Press Association, a new organization
composed of the afternoon newspa-
pers of Juneau, Skagway, Valdez
Fairbanks and other Alaskan cities,
has filed a complaint of excessive
territory. 1t is alleged that papers in
Dawson and other cities in Canadian
territory pay only one-half cent a
word for press matter, while Alas
ka papers are charged five times as
much
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DELIBERATE CONSPIRACY
CHARGED BY ADAMS

Wallace, idaho. Feb. 28.-That a
deliberate conspiracy was formed
among the officers of the penitentiary
and detectives to implicate the lead
ers of the Western Federation of Mi
ners in the assassination of ex-Gov-
ernor Steunenberg, and that the con-
spiracy was to be backed iby false ev-
idence obtained by threats and brib-
cry, was in effect the charge made
by Steve Adams before the court to-
day.
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Live stock Market.

Kansas City, Feb. 28.-Cattle re
cefpts. 5.eoe, including 800 southerns
Market steady.
Southern steers. 3.75@5.25
Southern cows, 2.50@3.75
Stockers and feeders. 3.58@5.30
Bulls, 3.00@4-25
Calves, 3.50@7.75
Western fed steers. 4.0005-90
Western fed cows. 275@4.50
Sheep receipts 5000. Market stea
dy. Muttons. 4-7s05l6e; lambs, 6.5(
@7.00; range wethers. 5.2506.40: fed
ewes, 4.5005.15
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Chicago, Feb. 2S-Iaformation that
detectives said to be in the employ
of the Standard Oil Company have
been shadowing the movements of
attaches of the U. S. District Attor-
ney's Office, created a sensation yes
terday in connecIlon with the Fed
eral Investigation of the Standard
Oil Conpany's methods. The fact
that the discovery occurred SO close
TO the eve of opening the trial which
is scheduled for next Monday, stirred
the Federal officials to vigorous ac-
tio1. U. s. District Attorney Sims
Immediately reported the matter to
the secret service department with
the result that the suspicion was
practically confirmed.
Investigating Robbery.
Chicago. Feb. 2S.-John E. Wilkie,
chief of the secret service of the
United States arrived in Chicago to-
day, and Immediately took charge of
the investigation of the recent rob-
berry of the sub-treasury. IL was an
nounced by the government officials
today that no definite clew had been
obtained, and 10 arrests are in i'm
mediate prospect. 1t seems now to
be the belief of the officials that rob-
berry was committed.
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Washington, Feb 28-Both senate
and house today agreed to the con
ference report upon the Military
Academy appropriation bill which
now goes to the President
A bill passed the house providing
other entrymen under the land laws
who have been required to pay more
than the legal fees, commissions and
purchase money.
The house agreed to the conference
report on the bill regulating pass
ports and providing for the expatria-
ton of naturalized citizens of the U.
S. when they remain abroad for a
number of years. The report was
adopted yesterday by the senate and
now goes to the President.
Hurd Appointment Confirmed.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 2S.-The
senate yesterday confirmed the ap-
pointment of Harold Hurd to lbe Re
ceiver of Public Moneys, at the Ros-
well, New Mexico, land Office.
Progress on Panama Canal.
Washington, d. c., Feb. 28.-Accor-
ding to a cablegram received at the
war department today from Chief
Engineer Stevens the excavations of
Culebra cut for the month of Febru-
ary will amount to almost $4,000 GU
bic yards. Stevens says the present
organization is working one shift and
can in the near future take out ap-
proximately one million yards per
month.
Astonishment at Panama.
Panama, Feb. 28.-The resignation
of John M. Stevens, chief engineer of
the Panama Canal, has caused aston
ishment here. Stevens refused to dis
cuss the action or cause, saying the
information must come from Wash
i1gton.
Threats of War.
Panama, Feb. 28.-From advices
received here, the indications are
that there will be a general conflict
throughout Central America unless
the friendly Intervention of the Uni
ted States and Mexico proves effec-
tive
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Arbitrators study Evidence.

The meeting of the board of arbi-
tration that is to settle the ditch til
ing troubles met at the court house
last night with representative of
both parties to the suits and studied
the documentary evidence of the case
There was nothing of public interest
at the meeting. The Board meets
again tonight to- further consider the
case, privately.
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RICH FARMER SHOOTS
AND KILLS FOUR PERSONS

Bloomington. ILL.,, Feb. 2S.-Thomas
Baldwin, a rich farmer and former
Charles Kennedy and wife, Mrs. Sim
Eiseman and daughter Cora tolay.
Baldwin was arrested. He is a wild
over, aged 68, and was under bond
charged with criminal assault on Co
ra Eiseman, who is but IA. He had
settled with the girls father for a
sum of money, but was subsequently
arrested, and blamed the Kennedys
and Mrs. Eiseman for the prosecution
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THE MISSING BANK
CASHIER LOCATED

Portland, Ore, Feb. 28.-The Eve
ming Telegram will say this after
noon that VIM. F. Walker, the miss
ing bank cashier of New Britain,
Conn.,, has been located at Ontario
Oregon, and that detective has gone
to arrest him. Walker is suspected
of taking s3sO.OOO worth of securities
from the New Britain bank Most oi
the money was lost in speculation
Walker under the name of w. d.
Sether. registered at a Portland no
tel Feb. IS.
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A Great Success.

The Roswell Nurseries, owned by
r. F. Cruise, are proving a big sue
cess He has sold over $4,000 trees
this spring. The wise planter will do
well to get his prices. His trees were
not hurt by the freeze last fall. He
is selling them by the wagon load
every day.
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CAMERON SOLVES IT

He introduces Bill Providing for the
Election Of County Attorneys, In
stead Of District Attorneys, Which
Meets With General Approval
Hudspesh Gets Another Fail Out Of
the Gang, and Hits Them Hard.
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TYPHOID FEVER ON
BOARD BATTLE SHIP.

New York, Feb. 28-The battleship
Connecticut, of whose crew a num-
Der contracted typhoid fever while
cruising il the West Indies, arrived
here today. 1t is reported that 65 of
the crew are stricken. vita Is of them
in critical condition
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Son of William Lloyd Garrison Dies.
New York, Feb. 2S.-Wendell Phil
lips Garrison, son of William Lloyd
Garrison, abolitionist. and for more
than forty years editor of the New
York National. died last night. aged
Sc years.
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Threats of War.
MISREPRESENTED THE
REPUBLICAN STRENGTH,

The promises made by Editor New
kirk in Santa Fe that the proposed
county of Artesia was rapidly filing
up with RepublI a voters, and that
the new county would before long
line up in the Republican column,
will never be fulfilled. Mr.. Newkirk
must have been singularly misinform-
own community, and that is not sin
gular, considering the short time he
has resided in the Territory, but per-
haps he deliberately misrepresented
the conditions.
Taking the vote cast for delegate
in the portions of Eddy county it is
proposed to take into the new coun-
ty, in the last election, and compar-
ing it with the vote cast in the pre-
vious election in 1904, it will be
found that whereas. George P.&foa-
ey had 2.5S times as many votes as
W. H. Andrews, in 1904, in the last
election Larrazolo had 2.52 times as
many votes as had Andrews. In 9TH
er words there has been but little
change in the relative voting strength
of the two parties. When Artesia
county 90 goes Republican it will
be long after D. l. Newkirk has
ceased to appear in the legislative
halls of New Mexico.
The following Is the sworn state
ment OF the Probate Clerk of Eddy
county. showing the vote cast in the
various precincts of the proposed
county. in 1904 and in 1906:
80
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,
COUNTY OF EDDY.-ss
/, w. r. Owen. Probate Clerk and
Ex-OfHcio. Recorder within and for
Eddy county. New Mexico. do here
by certify that the following Is a
true transcript of the total vote cast
for Delegate to Congress in the fol-
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U. 5. WEAThER BUREAU.

n.s-...- sfLocai Report-)
Roswell. N. NJ. Feb. 2s-Tempera
ture.-Max., 6s; min. AZ; mean. So.
Precipitation 90; wind N. velocit,
3 miles; weather cloudy
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday; colder to
night.
Forecast for New Mexico:
Fair tonight and Friday. excep
rain or snow I'm east portion tonight
colder in southeast portion tonight
4 M WRIGHT.
oficial In Charge.
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A Measuring Party.

A good time is assured to all who
attend the Measuring Party" tomor-
row evening at the M. E. Church s.
Ice cream and cake for all.
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LOST BLACK ovERCOAT.- On the
road northeast or south Of town.
Leave at Captain Hotel for reward.
J. w. FISHER. 0st2s
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Cattle and Sheen.

1000 head good stock cattle at
$3.50; 1000 at $3.50; 600 twos and
tArees at SIS.
SHEEP 5000 head at $4.00 ar
ound for the lot; 5000 muttons, 1900
lambs, 900 ewes.-twelve months
wool on. Box 13S. Carlsbad, N. NJ.
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FOR SALE A seven room house
with barn, 100 fit. front, close in.
A bargain. Address &C. F." care OF
Record. OSt3s
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Special to the Daily Record.

Speclal 10 LnS DalIy RECORD.
Santa Fe. N. NJ, Feb. 2s.-There
was very little doing in the council
this morning. They passed an act reg
ulating the sale OF liquor on trains.
They also passed the Spiess bill Civ
ing domestic railroad corporations
greater powers and placing them up
on equality with foreign corporations.
The house will meet this afternoon
There appears to be a new turn in
county division matters, and the Ar
tesla bill will probably not be bro't
up today The finance committees of
both houses are working on the ap-
preparation bill.
Cameron Solves the Problem.
Special to the Daily Record.
Santa Fe. N. M, Feb.27.-Two i'm
portant bills were introduced in the
couacil this morning, one by Spiess
relating to the settlement of accounts
eron providing for the election of dis
trict attorneys for each county in
the Territory. The Cameron bill pro-
vides that the present law shall re-
main in force until January 1, 1909.
but that a district attorney shall be
elected in each of the counties at the
next general election. The act defines
the duties of district attorneys fully
and meets with approval.
The Spiess bill providing for the
settlement of accounts in question
provides for the appointment by the
court OF an expert accountant who
shall be referee ia such cases and
shall investigate and report to the
court his findings.
(Signed) LOOMS.
From Another Correspondent.
Special to The Daily Record.
Santa Fe, N M, Feb 27.-Cameron
started trouble this morning by in
Producing bill providing for the
election of county attorneys. The bill
was sent to the Committee on Judi
ciary where the old district attorney
bill rests.
The council got busy and passed a
number of house bills The members
Of the house have been pressing for
action, claiming that it was deliber-
ately intended to hold their bills up
in the council The following bills
were passed:
An act relating to the qualifications
of witnesses.
An act relating to the practice of
dentistry.
An act relating to the qualification
of voters.
An act for the punishment Of those
issuing worthless checks.
An act to amend the law regarding
justices Of the peace.
Several repeal bills.
Spiess introduced a bill providing
a way of settlement between public
officials and counties, and providing
for a speedy hearing of such cases
in court.
Stockton introduced a school tax
law. Murray introduced by request an
Geologist.
Hudspeth took fall out of the ma
jority yesterday afternoon on bills
appropriating public property to the
use OF counties. He was alone IN the
voting, but as usual he hurt them.
It Is believed that an arrangement
has been made to have the Artesia
county bill passed by the full vote Of
the majority in the lower house
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HEARING
ENDED
NO STEPS TAKEN TO FORCE HAR
RIMAN TO ANSWER.
THE FINAL SCENES

Samuel FELTON,, President of the Chi
cago and Alton, Testified in Regard
to the Sale Of Securities.-comp-
troIler HiIiard is Also Questioned
About Same Matter.
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OIL TRUST
METHODS
USES DETECTIVES TO SHADOW
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CREATED A SENSATION

Chief WHkie, of the United States Sc
cret Service, 10 Investigating the
Robbery Of the Chicago sub-Treas-
ury.- Ne Arrests are in Immediate
Prospect.
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FOR SALE A combination go-cart
Cheap. Apply 112 South Lea. 08t3
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Have you heard of the new
HEALTH COFFEE? It's DR.. Shoop's
We have it, Come in and let us show
it to you.-Joyce Pruit Co. OTIS
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SOME new
LAND LAWS
HOUSE OF CONGRESS COMES TO
AID OF ENTRYMEN.
STEVENS MOVED DIRT

His Report Shows $4,000 Cubic
Yards for February Astonish-
ment at Panama Caused by Stevens
Resisnation.-May Be General Con-
fiict in Central America.
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WANTED-.cIean Cotton Rags
at the Record office.
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A FEW BILLS
PASSED

A NEW TURN IN COUNTY MAT
TIERS PREVENTS ARTEsiA
BILL COMING UP.
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LEGISLATURE.
IN THE SENATE.

On the 9th the Senate was called to order
by Lieut. Gov. Connor. The organization
was as follows: President pro TEN, J. IL.
Stout, Mcnominee; chief clerk A. II. Elmer
Falconer, Camp Douglas. Senator Sanborn
introduced the first bill, amending the civil
service law to exempt In the Senate one
chief clerk, one journal clerk, one assistant
journal clerk, one bookkeeper, one index
clerk, one sergeant-at-arms, one postmaster,
one custodian of document room one POI
lceman, one night Waterman, one night Ia
oorer and eight messengers. In the Assem-
bly, the above and one general clerk, one
second general clerk, one assistant docu-
ment room attendant, one postottcc mes
senger and four messengers. The biIi was
ordered printed and presented for considera-
ton tomorrow.
In the Senate on the 10th Senator ffud
nall introduced n resolution providing for
"A book of records for the joint committee
ON claims which was carried. Gov, David.
sons message was delivered 10 the clerk
desk by o. G.. Munson, private secretary to
the governor; Chief Clerk Emmerson imme
diately began its reading. The Senate heard
all of the message Adjourned until Tues
day.
The Senate session on the 10Th lasted less
than fifteen minutes. Senator Wilcox intro
luced' a bill authorizing cities to acquire,
construct and own street railways, gas and
electric lighting plants, heating plants and
water works plants and to provide the
means. Senator Whitehead introduced a
resolution which was carried providing for
4 committee of five senator's and nine as
semblymen for the reapportiOnment of the
state. Indefinite leave OF absence was given
Senator Stondahl. who goes to Texas for his
health, and Senator Wolf. who is sick ON
motion of Senator Hudnull the governor y
message was referred to committees. Sen
ator h. f. Browne introduced bill in ac-
cordancc with the recommendation of the
governor ana the Republican state platform,
regarding the liability of railroad compa-
MES for injuries TO employees
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IN THE ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly on the 9th organized as fol-
lows: Speaker, Herman l.. Ekern. White
hall chief clerk. II +. ShatTer, Madison
scrgcant-at-arms. w s Irwin. Greenwood
Democratic members of the Assembly voted
for b. s. Potter of West BEND for speaker
Willis Ludlow of Monroe filed notice of CON
test for the seat of Fred Ties, whose cleo
ton has been certified The grounds for
the contest are that Ludlow received the
greatest number of votes. because in certain
precincts the election u,liccs had counted
the vote wrongly, and because the in
spcctorS in certain towns counted straight
Republican tickets where the voter had
split his ticket ON the Assembly candidate.
In thr Assembly an m, 10Th Mr. Turner
Of Portage lItr0ducrd a n.rrut fare bill
though tho first hin presented was by Mr.
Rorthc OF 4, uuir,o... seeking 10 repeal the
law providing tia, tuit ON II NONRESIDENT
pruilS I'm free Ei.h schools be paid by town
sl!us The third bill. presented 10y MIR.
RCycraft. authorizes the Iuildiug Of Il dam
on yellow river in chippewa county. The
hair ulMoi need that all b.lls would 80 to
the comm TIC nn revision u. fore being read
ny THE Former tHi,f tlcvh 9. .. Marsh
read the gu""luors l' ,soEc on account OF
the iudispps t.ou ut chief clerk Shaher.
And 'nuuurlt was taken uEtl Tuesday
morning with iW.Ite pages unfinished.
In The Assembly on the 18th some Ealf
dozen Ills cause in ANA Speaker Ekcru an