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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12
Calhoun

Nov. II, '0S thermometer degree
above zero, cold northwest breeze
which reminds one of winter.
Corn husking is in full blast in this
section.
Cal Young new house is a bout ready
for plasterers.
Willis Steen who left this place for
New Mexico last spring was back here
shaking hands with old friends the lat
ter part of last week He is now loca-
ted at Lewisville, Nebr
Mr.. aid Mrs c. f. Reedy and child
rem spent Sat. and Sunday near Dun
lap with Mrs. Reedys parents, Mr.. and
Mrs L. NJ Corflnan.
Miss Marguerite Fitzgibbon was over
from Mondamin Saturday returning
Sunday.
Mrs Edward Edwards who has been
very sick is able TO be around again
A new line of telephone poles are he
ing set from Mo Valley northwest run
ming through Calhoun which will when
complete have number oil new subscri-
beers and perhaps some now having
phones that are giving such poor salts
faction that are contemplating going ON
the new line.
Mrs. Addie Don ll1son is quite sick at
this time. DIR. Cutler of Magnolia is
attending her.
Mrs Francis Gates OF Leon. Iowa,
was was the guest of Mrs Charlotte
l.iercy few days the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Law have gone to
H. Al I'll x.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ticen and children of
Mo Valley spout Sunday With John
Messer and wife.
Elder David Chambers will preach at
Calhoun School house next Sunday
evening AT 40 the weather being fay
oral)lc
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The sad news was received
by friends in this city today OF
the death Of the wife Of Hon.
RAJ C. Murry Of Houston, Tex
as, which occurred at the home
Of her parents in Otturnwa, la.
on Sunday, Nov. 9Th, OF acute
Drjghts Disease. Mrs. Murray
was formerly Lpcite Isvars Of
Ottumwa, Iowa. She leaves q
husband, father and mother to
mourn their loss.
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L axe Notice.

All parties owing me will call
and make sttlement before the
18th of November, or | will be
compelled to place their account
in the hands of a lawyer for
collection. | have now waited
long enough. Respectfully,
MA w. M. Harmon.
In the case of DeVore VS. Cora
Cunningham, a verdict was re-
Turned in favor of the plaintiff
for $i90.S5,
Mrs. G. I. Hopkins was an
Omaha passenger this morning.
Mrs. A. e. HUI er visited
friends in orr n y. s morning
Mrs. Earl I1,u., ccomb, of Oma-
III, will arrive in the Valley this
evening for a few days visit
with Mrs. Ed. Madsen.
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700 good heating stoves
10 be closed out at cost.
Hvar Boiin. MID

The case OF the State of Iowa
VS. Kirk and Smith, charged
with breaking and entering,
was dismissed for want of pros
ecutions5 witness. This case is
the one where the yong men
arc charged with entering the
home of Mrs. Hunt, near Logan
some time ago, and the young
men We're arrested by Sheriff
Rock, and Constable Daniels.
and brought to Mo. Valley and
then taken to Logan, where they
were placed in jail to await tri-
-
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the home Of Mrs.. Carl Hill
man On grd 81. was the scene
of j beautiful wedding last
nigh about G..15. Over fifty
relatives, friends ard neigbbors
frofn near and far fllled up the
house with q happy company.
The occasion WIS the marriage
OF Miss Anna ljillnan to Mr..
j. Cotton. When the time for
the ceremony arrived, a beauti-
full vocal solo was rendered by
Miss Emma Green, then Mrs.
Green played the wedding
march. The words that made
the two hearts beat as one
were spoken by Rev. j. Mac
Ailister, after which all were
seated al tables that were five
times renewed with the boun-
tics Of the season. Everybody
had Q grand good time. The
Young couple will engage in
farming about 8 miles from Lo-
gan and all who know them
wish them "much happiness"
a big discouut on arctics at
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The Tax List

V1e print soiay in our daily
aud weekly addition the deiin-
qlant tax list. This has been
set up in our office the past
two days and consequently our
news suffered some. This list
runs for three issues in the
weekly edition but we printed
il in our daily today for the
benefit Of those who may not
get our weekly.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Bates l'rall on caves in the
moaning for Guthrie County
Tor q visit With relatives.
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Burglars Get Busy.

a half dozen stores broken IN
to and a dining car rined in the
focal yards is the result of the
work OF burglars last night. Ii
was ahont II o'clock last night,
that Marshal Rrinker found the
Gaulthard store had been enter
81 and nc at once called UP
Marshal Butcher, and they pro-
ceeded TO make an investigation
A report had been sent
to Marshal Brinker that a di-
MING car had been broken into
and the silyerware taken. The
marshal and Dude Morris, who
has charge OF the car, starteA
on q still hunt and found the
silverware Under the Willow
Creek bridge, and everything
was found intact. The mar
sbaI then began an investiga-
ton around town and found
that the burglars had entered
Gumb's saloon by the transom
over the rear door, and took
thcrtrom o small amount of
cash from the cash register and
POSSIBLY some liquor and cigars.
A window was broken in Bolin's
store but nothing taken from
that place of business; an at
tempt was made to enter Faiths
Shoe Store but without result;
at Coulthard's store a window
was pried open at the rear of
the building, and a quantitv OF
cuff buttons taken, as we'll as
shoes and neckties.
The officers are ON a still hunt
and hope to land the offenders
within q short time.
Coal in stock for prompt de-
livery:
Hooking Valley, Lump.
Wyoming, Lump.
Illinois, Lump.
Illinois, Nut.
Chestnut Hard Coal.
Range Hard Coal.
Crate, Hard Goat.
MD Harry X. Newton.
Miss Edith Amen goes to Lo
gan this evening to attend tho
/ Hills lecture.
Mrs. E. w. Pratt returned
last evening from Casper, Wo
/ Attorney Heis, of Des Moines
was in the Valley this morning
between trains, enrout to Siou.
/ City, on business.
VIM. Mueller transacted bust
ness in Omaha today.
Robt. w. Harvey sells win
dow glasses. wt-J10
Attorney C. w. Kellogg mad
a professional visit to Counci
Bluffs this morning.
Fl. M. Wills, of Mondamir
was in the Valley this mornin!
enrout to the county seat.
Supervisors Chatburn, Hos
brook, and Hoieton, went up t
Onawa this morning, to atten
a meeting of the Harrison-Me
: mona boards.
John Martin had business a
1.-The county seat today.
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ton. He is helping his father shuck
corn in the mean time.
There was preaching service at the
U. y. church Sunday at ] O'Clock and
conducted by Mssrs. Bowie and McDan
iels.
1t is expected that Rev. Hoppe viii
preach at the U b Church next Sun
day.
There will be services next Sunday at
the l.. ID S church.
]. II. Frazier moved last week into
the house recently vacated by j, +.
Parker.
Vess Linn came 700 miles to the
election to vote for w H. Taft.
Miss Zada Linn is slowly recovering
from her recent illness
Mr.. and Mrs D. N. Baldin have :,
new boy at their home.
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There will be no meeting this
week of the w. H. M. s. of the
Methodist church, but they
will meet on Friday, November
2Oth for the regular session.

DR.. John Tamisiea reports
the birth Of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Chris Lorenz yester-
day.
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2l5 pairs Of men's shoessiz
G TO 3, for lie 9 than factory
prices. J. ] Sullivan. NIP
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Wanted A married man
With a small family to work on
a farm. References desired.
No boozers need apply. j. H.
Latta, Logan, Iowa. Phone
A-43. n13
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See the fine line of combs at
the Cash Bazaar. n-14

Last night a crowd of people
yonng and old took advantage
of the beautiful night and gave
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Alexander
a house warming. The merry
crowd met at the home of P. r.
Mullen and marched in a body
to the Alexander home. Each
one had a we'll filled basket.
The surprise was complete and
was certainly appreciated by
the host and hostess. Visit
ing and music was enjoyed un-
til a late hour when an elegant
three course supper was served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs,
NJ. Norton. Mrs. Kate Geiger
and Miss Blanche Bond, after
which all departed for their.
homes declaring they had spent
a very pleasant evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

B. Miller, optometrist. at 41Sa
Erie street, will give a pair OF
glasses free to any poor, worthy
woman whose eyesight is inn
paired.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

The Ben Hurs will hold an
old-fashioned spelling school in
the old Walkers Hall, Monday
evening, Nov. %.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

H. R. Newton and Company
closed the tile factory this
morning'for the winter, on ac-
count of the cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. George West will
90 to Omaha in the morning
or a short visit.
Elmer Clapp received a tele-
gram this morning stating that
his father is sinking rapidly.
Mr. Clapp will leave for his
home, Fargo, North Dakota
This evening.
The finest bags ever shown in
the town. At the Cash Bazaar.
Mrs. E. E. Hoyle and sister
Miss Shultz atleuded a matinee
at the Boyd Theatre yesterday.
Athey Clark left this after
noon for Norfolk, Nebraska
he will work in the round house.
This means an advance for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newton
entertained a few friends last
evening at 6 o'clock dinner.
We received this morning a
list of the premiums for the
Farmers Institute which will
be held at Woodbine on Decem-
Der 3, a and 5th. This applies
to corn and it is expected that
a good list will be on exhibition.
The thermometer registered
l8 above zero this morning at
3 o'clock, which is the coolest
morning so far this fall.
Seats are now on sale at the
box office for the Farmers
Daughter" which play will be
seen at the new theatre Satur-
day afternoon matinee and
evening. The matinee prices
will be 10 and Is cents.
Rufe Mace informs us that
he will be done husking corn in
a few days, and that most of
his corn averaged about forty
bushels per acre.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

H. R. Newton and Company
closed the tile factory this
morning'for the winter, on ac-
count of the cold weather.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Why not come in an i.let me
take your measure for a suit CT
Clothes? R. L. Coulthard.
MIA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Baptist Minister, j. D. Clark,
of Omaha, will speak to the La
Dor Unions on Sunday evening
next. Everybody invited.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

New York sweet cider at
Carlis.e's.
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a big discouut on arctics al
ouIiivans. nib
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The Ladies Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. Jno. McGavren
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Use crss. d the vslleyflsur
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Mrs. e. w. Pratt returned
last evening from Casper, Wo.

Attorney Heis, of Des Moines,
was in the Valley this morning
between trains, enrout to Sioux
City, on business.
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The finest bags ever shown in
the town. At the Cash Bazaar.
n-14
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The w. C. 7. u, will meet
with Mrs. j. P. Martin, Friday,
Nov. 18th, at 2::30p. m. Every
member is requested to be in at.
tendance. President.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. George West will
20 to Omaha in the morning
or a short visit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Supervisors Chatburn, Hos
brook, and Hoieton, went up to
Onawa this morning, to attend
a meeting of the Harrison-Mo-
mona boards.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

The Semper Fidelis Club met
at the home of Mrs. q. C. Bone,
on North 5th street, yesterday
afternoon. After the regular
business session, the hostess SER
we'd light refreshments, and a
very pleasant afternoon is re-
ported by the ladies present.
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VIM. Mueller transacted bust
ness in Omaha today.
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DIR. DeVore reports the fol-
lowing births. To Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Hackley, a daughter; also
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Abrams.
Susie the IA year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Masters of
California junction, was buried
in st. John cemetery this after
noon.
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FL. M. Wills, of Mondamin,
was in the Valley this morning
enrout to the county seat.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Mrs. E. E. Hoyle and sister
Miss Shultz atleuded a matinee
at the Boyd Theatre yesterday.
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Rufe Mace informs us that
he will be done husking corn in
a few days, and that most of
his corn averaged about forty
bushels per acre.
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Robt. w. Harvey sells win
dow glasses. wt-Jl0
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Mrs. A. e. HUI er visited
friends in Orr a !. s morning
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Mrs. G. I. Hopkins was an
Omaha passenger this morning.
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Miss Edith Amen goes to Lo-
gan this evening to attend the
Hills lecture.
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Nov. II, 'os thermometer. degree
above zero, cold northwest breeze
which reminds one of winter.
Corn husking ism full blast in this
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The thermometer registered
Is above zero this morning at
3 o'clock, which is the coolest
morning so far this fall.
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Attorney C. w. Kellogg made
a professional visit to Council
Bluffs this morning.
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Bills Of Moment


TO Regulate Contracts Buildings Structures 10
This state Of Loss and to Prescribe
ne IN ENACTED THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Section hat corporation association insur
ing any aenina loss damage by hre
shan cause such building examined by agent OF tho
insrer and the insurabe value there
o he ncd by the policy and in the absence
any without the consent Of the insurers In
case mentioned in the policy upon which the
insurers receive premium paid and in Of partial s the
fo shall be paid but case shan the insurer
~ reoe 10 pay more than premium is paid
Of the proerty insured The measure
Of damage shan which The injured paid prem
ana n partial shall be such part the
aon mon premiums the damage Sustained part
Tho lnanbe structure liked by the agent Of tho
iusu and denying that the property
insured Msung the amount Of the nsurallo
the agent
section Any person applications
therefor shan tho issuing policy uon
application anything the appuao policy the contrary not
pimsandins
defendant action brought upon policy
contract renewed insuring building
by hre shall not be per
icd claim provision
policy avoiding the provisions
tho motion the
pantn OF on sottng
conflict herewith
by repealed
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OF persons, firms and corporations.
etc. which said bill is now in the
hands Of the Governor, be, and the
same is hereby recalled.
Mr.. McCalla moved its adoption,
which motion prevailed
Mr.. Ellis, Speaker pro tenn, pre-
siding.
Senate Bill No. 500, by Stafford,
was read.
Mr.. Murray moved to add the
words the books and accounts Of
after examine in line s, page <.
Carried
Mr.. Hobby moved TO add the
words without notice in Section
II, line /, and strike out the words
without notice" in line n. Car
ried.
Mr. Harrison OF Hughes moved
TO amend line 9, by striking out re-
nainder Of section after Officers.
Carried.
Mr. Harrison OF Hughes, moved
70 add at end of Section 3 'provid-
ed that no county officer shall be
required to discard any books or
supplies on hand at the time Of the
passage OF this act. Carried.
Mr. McCalla moved to amend
line IS, page 3, by striking out bal
ance Of section after published,
down to the Harrison amendment
Carried.
Mr.. Murray moved to add at end
Of Section 4 "or by both such fine
and Imprisonment, in the discretion
of the court" Carried.
Mr.. Murray moved to add in line
10, Section a, records and books OF
/ fF,.ffsnaI -, r.,o.
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~ SiSiSS - = sSiS. y -; ~ IS -
actually optometry for
three having dom from accredited school Of OPTIC
mry Of OF
appointed
unexped only
bers for and
for three No members OF optical school college or In
optometry
to appointment the State Board Of cptometry.
Said Board shall make rules and sula
administer oaths
within the jurisdiction Of the Board
selecting Of its members President Sec
the public shall the
preside
disability preside shall
record OF all the proceedings said Board and make annual complete
therefor Secretary
President
Of
the President aud signed and sealed by the Secretary with the seal purchased
for purpose.
Every prac
determine qualifications candidate passing
such examination shall bo registered said
qualifications
a G oxemp
immediately in
the Clerks
he practices opiomety practug
display his certificate Of registration
in the principal office where he practices optomety
representatives
pracng profession optomeiry Of or away
0
customer fitted with
tain his signature
hcate registration or
Section The fees
certificate yearly license dollar same
the fees SO paid the Board shall be paid
Of ncudng roasonable com
pensaon OF the examiners t expenses
said fees of
ceediug II the
Office with discharge OF duties
and paid any member thereof
and It is further provided be paid out OF
the fund received by M Board
other and all requirements
specified shan be paid annually Treasury
the state Asylum Blind paid 70 the county clerk
for recording certificates shall that at the close
Of each sitting Examiners the secretary ana p
dent OF said Board shall writing stating the names Of all
persons from whom provisions this
Act aud for what thereof and such report shah
be sworn by said Secretary with the state Treas
urer
ISOLATION Of the provisions of this Act shall be mis-
demeanor No hod registration or exm
ton duly Issued them above provided shall after this
Act becomes effective practice state The practice
or offering practice ortomety public private
being Qoanea BY any person not authorized -
practice opomet shall be evidence Of violation Of this Article
d Any person who shan violate the shall be deemed
Ea OF nsdemean and upon conviction punished
he o not less than twenty-five dollars hune
% dollars sioooo county jail not M an ten a
nor more than thirty imprisonment should an
member o. said State Board Of Examiners correctly report aceoun
~ ana pay INTO lhe state Treasury any Of the BY
at 70 be 50 PAID shs guilty upon CONVICTION shan be con
fined In the peniteptps nor more han ree
section This Act shall be force from aud after Il
ss passage approval
l.-
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The first allin IN the United States
navy designed io hshf not OTHER na
tlous bat aere'ic,f WAS hlanehed az
New pou News last week It WAS
earallnea fEe stneca
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nonsr or RrpnrsnNrATlYns.

Guthrie Okla, March
coMAuTTEE or COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC HEALTH SANTA
AND TiE PRACTICE or MEDICINE
Mr. speaker: your HEALTH Sanitation and
Bin No so by Williams
entitled
practice Of opomery and for the
Of beg leave that
herewith the
the amended.
shall 1t be construed
rraioing physicians within this state"
This be known wnlamsstettnun Bill
j. sNELIsoN Chairman.
BY WILLIAMS
Defining regulating the creation Of
Board Of n optomey
PEOPLE or THE STATE or OKLAHOMA
the scientific
of appliances in
provisions Of this article shall not be
Located dealer
who neither practice profess practice onto
mcts
within
such essential the practice optomet But
son this
school Of
met
Provided shall make application
within sixty shall his e
h eAcpt by taking the examination prescribed above Any cen
by
after upondu to the
section g.
hundred
dollar
the nr Jy default
msn such certificate revoked by
examiners
appoint
opomet such Board shall shall
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YESTER-
DAYS HOUSE
JOURNAL

ONE llUNDkED AND oESOND LAY .
SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Cry HALL-GUrHRIE.
Friday, March p, 1903, 9 80 a. m.
House called to order, MIR.
Speaker presiding.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll Call-All members present
except Carson, Chastain, Johnson,
McElhaney, Pendergraft, Reeve,
Smith OF Washita.
Excused-Pendergraft one day,
business; Chastain, one day busi-
ness.
Prof. Gould addressed the House
relative to the Geological Survey,
on invitation extended on motion Of
Vandeventer.
Message was received and read
from The Governor announcing
that nc had approved and sigsed
House Bill No. 26I.
The reading Of the Journal Of the
previous days session was dis
.pensed with, and same approved.
Petitions: Branson from Fort
Gibson, to Public Buildings; Hol-
land from Tulsa County, to Reve-
nue. and Taxation; Norvcll from
Tulsa Commercial Club, to Reve-
Inue and Taxation; Faulkner and
Armstrong from Kiowa County, to
Insurance; Riddle from Railway
Employees, to Labor and Arbitra-
ton.
The following were each real
the second time, and referred as
indicated;
House Bill No. $40, by Durham
to Education.
House Bill No. 52I, by Abbott
to Legal Advisory.
House Bill No. 522, by Paschal
to Judiciary.
House Bill No. 5a5, by Hudson
to Judiciary.
House Bill No. 524, by burst,
Revenue and Taxation.
House Bal No. 525, by Lindsey
to Warehouses and Elevators.
House Bill No. SEQ, by Ballard
to Roads and Highways.
House Bill No. 5a7, by Japp an.
Nandeventer, to Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 240, by Stewart
to General Agriculture.
Senate Concurrent Resolutioi
No. So, recalling Senate Bill No. 2,
from the Governor, was read an
adopted.
The following reports were read
Mr.. Speaker:
We, your Committee on Publi
Health, Sanitation and Practice o
Medicine, to whom was referre'
Senate Bill No. 50, by Williams, en-
Titled: AN Act defining and regu
lating the Practice Of Optometry
and for the Creation OF a Board o
| Examiners in Optometry, bel
leave to report that we have ha,
1.-THE same under consideration am
herewith return the same with tn
recommendation that it do pass a
amended.
cNTT CON