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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
TUE PRIMARIES
Less Than 100 of ihe 1000 Re publican veiers Turned Out.

The interest In the republican struggle for supremacy in the polls this coming fall was shown at that party's primaries held last evening In various parts of the city. Out oi the few thousand voters in the party only 78 took the trouble to cast ballot. These 7S were diyid' ed thus:
 First ward-15, P. J. McMahoni moderator; Philip N Bernstein, checker.
 Second ward 20, E. A Warner moderator; John F. McGrath checker.
 Third ward-16, James A. Peas ley. moderator; Alton H. Barrett checker.
 Fourth ward-1S, William H Sandland, moderator; John Slrica checker.
 Fifth ward-S, John A. Savers moderator; Martin H. Parkinson checker.
 There being but one ticket in each ward and general faint hearted ness in the party at large accounts for the lack of interest shown. The party has no argument to put be fore the people this fall to show why 1t should be returned to the confidence of the country. Its stump speakers will have to make lot of explanation for this wide spread dulinesss in business. This was said to be another reason foi the remarkably light vote, for Il was said about the polls that in, stead of hustling for electors the heelers were looking for job.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
ROW OVER CHURCH TAX.
Borough Meeting Breaks Up, One
 Party Leaving Hall.

Torrington, Aug 5.--The special borough meeting held in the town hall last night was the warmest ses> sion for a long time. The first dis cussion was upon the laying of a borough tax, the wardens urging an increase over the 6 mill tax of last year, in order to provide for the completion of the sewer contract al ready awarded. Warden Dayton said that $34,000 had already been expended on the sewer and that $l0O.0O0 more would be needed to complete the work. It was decided to allow the present tax rate to stand.
 Attorney Thomas J. Wall intro- duced a resolution to raise the sew CT lien on the property of St Jo- seph's Slayonian Catholic church. This was opposed by the borough board and others on the ground that it was a poor precedent to establish and there was also a doubt as to the legality of the proposed move. After a heated discussion, ballot was taken, which was decided as against the resolution. A rising vote was demanded. This resulted in a vote of 7s to n for the affirmative although the tellers questioned the corree ness of their. own count. Then in an attempt to create a al, vision of the house as a final test. the weakness of the affirmative was discovered and this side left the hall in disorder, before the vote could be counted.
 Warden Dayton, after legal con. sultation with Judge HOlcombe, de- clared that the vote of @ to q should stand.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
GIRL SAVES PARTEN's LIFE.
Drives Wounded Father at Break.
 neck Speed to a Surgeon.

New York. Aug. 5--Miss Bella Bloch. nineteen. daughter of Jam sica butcher. converted one of her fathers delivery wagons into an ann bulanee yesterday and saved her fathers life by driving him at break neck speed to the nearest doctors office
 Mr Bloch vss hanging beef upon high hooks In his Ice box at No 3T1 Fulton street. Jamaica He lost his balance and fell. His right whist caught upon a hook and he hung suspended until his cries attracted attention His daughter who chane- ed to be ia the shop. carried him in the delivery wagon to Dr Hicks. a nelghbor of the Bloehs. who sewed up the wounds after tying the artery
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
BONDS THAT WALKER STOLE.
Big Bill' Whitney's Brother Appar.
 ently Tried to Cash Coupons.

New Britain, Aug 5.-Evidence is accommodating that w. F. Walker fell into the hands of wire tappers of whom Big Bill" Whitney was the head. But from what was learned here yesterday there is every reason to believe that Big Bill" used an- other means than the wire tapping game to catch Walker.
 The papers of last week told how a man went to a Minneapolis bank and opened an account in the bank by depositing $500. and few days later appeared and asked that the bank, where he had made the de- posit, advance to him money on $1,- 500 worth of coupons which had been clipped from bonds stolen from the Savings bank here. When doing business at the bank. 1t was said here yesterday, the man gave a New York address, and 1t was said that upon investigation the Pinkerton de- tectives learned that Big Bill'' Whitney's brother at one time lived at the address given to the Minne- sota bank. While the Pinkertons have announced that Walker fell into the hands of wire tappers, it was said yesterday from source which may be considered reliable, that it was in buying stocks on margin that Walker met his waterloo. # z
 While Walker has not said any thing to anyone as to the methods of his operations since his return to Connecticut, a resident said yesterday that it was probably in gambling In stocks that he got fleeced. He went occasionally to New York. bought stocks on margin, opened an account in bank or trust company and ap- pointed one of the men into whose hands he had fallen, his agent, with authority to draw on his account to make good his margins. He prob- ably operated pnder an assumed name and the ease with which he could be trapped may be readily imagined,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05

ceived at the swimming pool by Miss May Shannahan. They were referred to the city attorney.
 A communication was read from J. E. Byrnes calling attention to poor sprinkling on East Main street. The Waterbury Brass Co and the railroad people want water main in Freight street. They were told that the board will be in position to give them a definite reply at its next meeting.
 The city attorney advised the board that none of the park bono money can be used for lights.
 All the new petitions were suit ably referred.
 The board adjourned for one week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
Cement Not Plaster.
Waterhnrr. Anr k 1al

Waterbury. Aug 5, 1908. Editor of the Democrat:
 WIll you kindly correct error which vas given in an article last evening referring 10 work at the Driggs school. In the article it vas stated that iLe plastering was fall ing. Now that Is wrong for it was the eemeat work which should have been nlsnti6ned. l take this means ;o correct what would otherwise be a false impression of my work. for the plastering vas done under my direction. The cement work was not
 GEORGE RIvET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05

If you take KodOl ia the beginning she bad attacks of Dyspepsia viH be avoided. but if you allow these little attacks to go unheeded 1t viil take Kodoi a longer time to put your stomach In good condition again. Get a bottle of Kodol to-day. Sold by Buckingham Pharmacy.
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go None.

Nays None
Absent Armstrong of Choctaw.
chastain. Durham. Farley. London,
.oroutt Riddle. Smith OF Dewey, smith
.of washila. vandayeer Workman,
Whitson Wilson
Total absent 10.
The Speaker announced that the bill
having received a majority Of The vote3
Of all The members Of the House Of
Representatives was passed and he
Isigued the engrossed copy thereof in
open session.
House Bin No. 662, having been real
on Two previous several legislative
days was placed on thIrd reading and
final passage. the question being,
"shal the BIN Pass?' Roll call re.
suited:
Ayes Abbott Allen, Anthony Arm.
strong OF Kiowa, Ashby. Baldwin, Bal.
lard Banks. Beck Bowdre, Boyle,
Briggs. Branson, Broom Brown Bry-
an Butler, Carson, Casteel, Chappell,
Cope Crouch, Day, Deyerle, Durant
burst, Earle, Ellis, Evans. Ezzard.
Faulkner. Fisher, Fraser, Harris, Har-
rison Of Hughes Harrison Of McCur.
tain Hart Hawkins, llendrickson,
Hobby. Holland. lluddlestom Hudson
lJapp, Jarrett Jesse, Johnson, Jones
King, Lindsey, Lockwood, Manus, Mar
tin Moore, Murdoch, McAdoo, Mccall
la, AicCanis, McElhaney Murley Nor
yeE, o'Neal, Paschal, Pendergraft
Porter, Putnam, Rainey Reeve, Rat
Ilff. Rider Ross, Sands, shearer
sherman, skeen smith Of Custer
Smith of Delaware, Smith Of Grant,
lsuelson, stagner. stephens. stettmund,
Isuyers, stone, swenglo, Tabor, Tandy,
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, ,v,n,.,., ry,t-,,,. u-bi,s
,. rc,n,.,a. I, c,,,a,o,,. vn,,anos
OF Pushmataha. Mr.. Speaker OiurraD
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copy Of Committee Substitute No ]
for Section of House Bill No. sss with
the original daft and amendments
thereto and finds said engrcssment to
be correct and in proper form.
Very respectfully submitted
CAsTEEL, Chairman.
Committee Substitute No | for Sec
tion 8. Of House Bill No. 3S5, was
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Abbott, Armstrong Of Kiowa
Ashby, Baldwin, Ballard Banks Beck.
Boyle. Briggs, Branson, Broom, Brown
Bryan, Butler, Carson. casteel Cope
Crouch Deyerle. Durant burst Earle.
Evans. Ezzard. Faulkrer gisher Har-
Iris, Harrison OF Hughes Hart Haw-
kns. Hendricksou. Hobby Holland.
Huddleston, Hudson. Japp, jarrett
Jesse, johnson, King, Lindsey Manus,
Martin Moore, Murdoch, MeCalla, Nc.
Cants. MeElhaney, Muriey Norven,
oNeal, Paschal. Pendergraft Putnam.
Rainey. Reeve. Ratnn. Riddle, Rider
Ross, Sands, skeen. Smith Of Custer
smith Of Delaware, snelson, stephens.
siettmuud. stlyers. Stone. swenele
Tabor. Tandy, Tnlotson, Turner Van
ldeyenter, whitehursl, Williams Of Co
lmanehe, Wilson, Mr. Speaker CAIur.
ray). ME
Total ayes-79
Nays Allen, Bowdre, Chappen Day
Fraser. Jones, Lockwood Porter,
shearer, stagner warous.
Total nay6-11.
Absent-Anthony Armstrong Of
Choctaw, Chastain, Durham Farley
IEms. Harrison Of NIccurtain, London,
lalcAdoo, orcur sherman. Smith Of
Dewey. Smith Of Grant Smith Of
Iwashita, Utterback, vandayeer, Wort
man, whitson. Williams Of Pushma-
teha
Total absent-19.
Committee Substitute No. 3, for Sec
ton Is. House Bill No Sss. was adopt
ed by the following vote:
Abbott Allen, Anthony, Arm
strong OF Kiowa, Ashby Baldwin, Ban
Hard, Ranks, Beck Bowdre Boyle
briggs, Branson, Broom Brown, By
an, Butler Carson. casteeL chastain
Cope, Crouch Deyerle, Durant Durst
Earle Ellis. Evans, Ezzard Faulkner
Fisher Fraser Harris Harrison d
! Hughes, Hart Hawkins. inndrlckson
Hobby. Holland Huddleston Hudson
Japp. Jarrett, Jesse Johnson. Jones
lKnk. Lindsey, Lockwood Manus Mar
i ltin. Moore Murdoch, McAdoo, McCal
/ lIa. McCants, McElhaney. MurleN Nor
, ven ONeal Pasehal Pendergrafi
4 Porter putnam, Rainey Reeve, Rathfl
/ Riddle, Rider Ross SANDS, shearer
4 skeen smith OF Custer smith OF nel
aware snelson, staener Stephens
stottmund, stiyers, stone, swengle
Tabor Tandy, Tlotson, Turner, Van
r daveer avndeyenter, wawous. Whit.
hurst, Williams Of comanche, Nh
Speaker (MuuaD
Total ayes-92.
/. -Chappell, Day
s Total nays-2,
q Absent Armstrong OF ChoctaV
s Durham, EarleN Harrison Of Mecpl
4 tain. London. oreutt sherman smif
! OF dewey. smith Of Grant Smith 9
j. washita uuerback, worman VIII
son. Williams Of pushmalaha Wilson
Total absepi-i5
r House Bin No sos, BY Abbott ha'
ing been read on two previous severe
Legislative days. was placed on 'bir
reading and final passage, the que
s lion being. shall the bill pass2 Ro
s CAN resulted
d Abbott, Allen, Anthony Arn
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strong of Kiowa, Ashby Baldwin, Bal
lard, Banks, Beck, Bowdre. Boyle,
Briggs. Branson. Broom. Brown, But
Ter, carson Casteel, Cope. Crouch,
Day Deyerle. burst Earle, Ellis,
Evans Ezzard Faulkner, FISHER Har-
rison Of Hughes Hart Hawkins Hend
rickson, Hobby, Holland. Huddlcstou.
Hudson Jarrett jesse, Johnson, Jones,
King, Lindsey, Lockwood, Manus, Mar
lin Murdoch McAdoo. McCants Nc
Elhaney Murley Noryen O'NeaI Pas
chal, Pendergraft Porter, Rainev
Reeve. RatliH, Riddle, Rider Ross
Sherman. skeen. Smith OF Custer
Smith of Delaware. Smith Of Grmt
snelson, stagner, stephens stett.
mund, stiyers. Stone swengle Tabor
Tandy Tnlotson Turner utterback.
vandeyenter, Whitehurst Williams Of
comanche, Williams of Pushma'a' b,
Mr. Speaker CMurray.
Total ayes-S4
Nays Bryan, cAappen. Durant
Harris, Japp Moore, Mccalla, put
nam.
Total nays.
Absent Armstrong Of choctaw.
chastain, Durham, Farley Fraser.
Harrison Of McCurtain, London. Sands.
shearer, Smith of Dewey Smith of
washIta. yandayeer Workman Wat
rous, Whitson, Wilson.
Tota absent H.
The Speaker annorneed that the eaG,
having received a majority OF the votes
of all the members OF the Rouse o.
Representatives, was passed, and he
signed the engrossed copy in open aes.
sion.
House Bin No lo5. having been
read on two previous several leg la
tive days, was placed on third resd.
ing and final passage, the question he
ing, Shall the bin pass?" Ron can
resultod.
Ayes-Abbott Allen, Anthony, Arm
lsrong Of Kiowa, Ashby Baldwin, Bdl
Hard. Banks, Beck, Bowdre. Boyle
briggs, Branson. Broom, Rrown. Bry
an, Butler, Carson, cas'eel, cbappeR
cope, Crouch, Day Deyerle, Durant
burst Earle. Ellis, Evans Ezzari
lFaulkmer FISHER Fraser, Harris Har
rison Of Hughes, Harrison OF McCue
tain, Hart Hawkins, Hendriekson
Hobby Holland, Huddlesion, Hudson
lJapp, Jarrett Jesse. Johnson, Jones
King, Lindsey Lockwood, Manus, Mar
Tin. Moore, Murdoch, McAdoo Mccal
la McCants, MeElhaney Murley, Nor
lvel, O'NeaL Paschal, Pendergrafi
Porter, Putnam, Rainey Reeve Ra,
lI Rider, Ross, Sands, shearer shel
man skeen, Smith Of Custor smitl
lof Delaware, smith Of Grant, suelSor
lstagner stephens, stettmund stiyers
Stone swengle, Tabor randy TilloN
son, TURNER Uuerback. VandeYentel
Watrous, Whitehurst, Williams Of CO
manche, Williams Of Pushmaiaha M
Speaker (Murray).
Total aVes-qG
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-olc " WHICH scctlon 2 was adopled-

Nott ~ NiiNH oNNtiNh p Mt'n ""'NtN"
Carried
Mr. vandeyenler moved 10 add in
Section 2 ai'er pool ham, the words
rsteam iaordr Carried.
Mr. Farley moved 70 amend by In
seriing al the end Of section 8. Pro.
yided that where a parent Is dependent
upon The services Of a child. such par
cat may be exempt from The proyi-
sions Of thig aet by The proper author
lity as 10 al occupations not Injurious
to health or morals. or especially hag-
ardous to life and limb" Lost
Senate Bin No. isi, having been read
on two previous several legislative
days. was placed on third reading and
final passage the question being
Shall the bill psssg Ron call re-
suited
Abbott, Allen. Anthony. Ash
by. Baldwin. Ballard. Beck Bowdre,
Boyle. Branson Broom Brown. Bryan,
Butler. Carson. Casteel chappell,
Chastain, Cope. Crouch. Day Deyerle,
Durant, burst. Earle, Farley Ellis,
Evans. Ezgard. Faulkner. Harris. Har.
rison OF Hughes, Harrisou Of McCur
tain. Hawkins. Hendrickson. Hobby
Holland. Buddleston, Hudson Japp
Jesse. Johnson, Jones. King, lindsey
Lockwood. Manns, Martin, Moore,
Murdoch AIcAdoo. Mccalla, AicCants.
McElhaney Murley, Noryell o'Neal,
IPaschal. Pendergraft Porter Putnam.
Rainey, Reeve, Ratiff Riddle, Rider
Ross shearer, sherman, skeen, Smith
Of Dewey. smith Of Delawme,- Smith
Of Grant, snelson, stagner, siyers,
Stone. swengle, Tabor Taudy Tillot-
son. Turner vandaveer. vandeventer
Workman. whltehurst Williams Of
comanche. Williams OF Pushmatahs
Wilson. Mr.. Speaker Niurrayl.
Total ayes-9o
None.
Absent Armstrong Of chociar
Armstrong Of Kiowa Banks. Briggs,
Durham, Fisher Fraser Hart, jarrett,
London orcutt Sands. Smith Of Gus.
ter smith Of washita, stephens.
steitmund. uiterback watrous whi,-
son.
Total abaent--l9
The Speaker announced that the bin
having received a majority Of the votes
of ali the members Of the House Of
Representatives, was passed. and he
signed the engrossed copy thereof in
open session
MIR vandeventer introduced House
Resolution No 81, as follows;
1T Resolved, by the House Of Rep
resentatives, the Senate concurrins
therein, that the House and Senate
take a recess from Saturday. May %
j. os, to $3.50 a. m, May 25. 1908"
The resolution lost
Senate Joint Resolution NJ 10 vas
read the first lime.
A messenger arrived from the Sen
ate bearing enrolled copies Of iouae
Bills Nos 725, 652, 500, 7l5, which
had been signed by the President o.
the Senate, and bearing Senate con
current Resolution no is, which ieso
luton was read and adopted,
a message was read from the csver
nor announcing that he had appra,et
and signed senate Bills Nos. 427. SCI
land 269 and House Bill No. 507
House Bin no 695 having seem res,
On two previous several Legislative,
days was placed on third reading AN,
final passage the question heinz
"shan The bin PASS" Ron can re
/ suited:
Ayes Abbott Allen, Anthony Ash
By Baldwin, Ballard Beck Bowdrc
BOYLE, Branson Broom Bryan, Butler
Carson Casieel chappell Chasiair
Cope Crouch Day Deyerle. Duran.
: Durham, purst Earle BARLEY Ell.
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Evans, iszzaeL Faulkner Harris Har.
rison Of McCuriain, HawKns, Iend.
Erickson Hobby Holland liudaieston,
Hudson Japp. Jesse, Johnson. JONES',
liking lindsey Lockwood Manus Mer
lin, Moore. Murdoch. AicAdoo. Mccall
Ia. Mccanis. MeElhaney Murley Nor
ven. ONeal. Paschal Pendergrafi
Porter Putnam Rainey, Reeve. Railiff
Riddle. Rider Ross, shearer sher.
man. skecn, Smith Of Dewey, Smith II
delaware. Smith Of Grant, sneison,
siagner, sdyers. stone. swengle, Ia
bor, randy. rinotson. Turner, Wanda
veer vandeyenier. Workman White
hurst, Williams Of Pushmataha, VIII
son. Nlr speaker Alura1.
Total ayes-ss.
Nays-lIarrison Of Hughes. stett-
mund williams Of comanche.
Total uays-3
Absent-Armstrong Of choctaw
Armstrong Of Kiowa. Banks. Briggs,
Brown, Fisher. Fraser. Hart Jarrett.
London. orcutt Sands. smith Of Gus
ter, smith OF washita, Stephens, Ut
torback. watrous. whitson.
Total abseut-lS
The Speaker announced that The bill
having received a'maiorityof Of the votes
Of all the members Of the House OF
Representatives, was passed, ana he
signed the engrossed copy thereof ia
open session.
House Bin No 66l. having been
read on two previous several legisla-
tive days, was placed on third readiua
and final passage, the question being
"shall the bill pass?" Roll call rel
suited:
Ayes Allen Anthony Baldwin
Beck. Bowdre, Boyle. Branson, Broom
Bryan. Carson, Casteel Chappen
Chastain. cope, Day Deyerle. Duran
Durham, burst Earle, Farley Evans
Ezzard Faulkner, Harris, Harrison OF
Hughes. Harrison OF McCurtain. flaw
kns. Hendrickson, Hobby, Holland
Hudson, Japp. Jesse Johnson. Jones
King, Lindsey. Lockwood, Manus Mar
tin Moore, Murdoch, McAdoo, Mccall
La, McCants, McElhaney, Muriey Nor
veil o'Neal. Paschal, Peadergraft
Porter, Putnam, Ralney Reeve. Raj
ntf, Riddle, Rider, Ross, shearer, sher
mEn. Skeen, Smith Of Dewey, Smitl
OF Delaware. smith Of Grant, snelson
stagner, stettmund, stiyers STONE
swengle. Tabor. Tandy Tillotson, Ttr
ner. yandsveer Vandeyenter Wort
man, Whitehurst, Williams of Conan
che, Williams OF Pushmatsha, Wilson
Mr. Speaker tNIurraD.
Total ayes-s4.
Abbott, Ashby, Ballard, But
Ter, Crouch, Ellis, Huddleston. Utter
back.
Total nays-s.
Absent-Armstrong OF choctaw
Armstrong of Kiowa. Banks. Briggs
Brown. Fisher Fraser Hart, jarrett
London. orcutt, Sands smith Of Gus
ter, smith of washita, Stephens, Wal
rous, Whitson
Total absent--l7.
The Speaker announced that tn
hill, having received a majority Of tn
votes Of an the members OF the IIous
OF Representatives. was passed, an
he signed me engrossed copy thereo
In open session.
House BIN No, i55, having been rea
on Two previous several legislativ
days, was placed ON third reading an
final passage, the question betnl
shall the bin pass?" Ron call r,
suited
Ayes Abbott, Allen, Anthony Asl
bN Baldwin Ballard Beck Bowdr
Boyle Bransou. Broom, Bryau Bu
ler. Carson Cssieel Chappell, Cha
tain Cope Crouch. Day Deyerle. d
lraut, Durham burst Earle Earle
: Ellis, Evans, Ezzard Faulkner Harri
Harrison OF Hughes Harrison of a
4 Curtain, Hawkins Hmdrickson, no
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tcontlnned LON Page b

Ccontlnued from Page .
DAYS. WAS placed on third read
ana final passage. the question
B shall the hin pass2s Roll cali
tied
YES Abbott, Anthony Armstrong
Siowa. Ashby Baldwin Ballard
4. Branson, Bryan Carson casteel
stain. Cope, Crouch Deyerle. Du-
Ellis. Evans Ezzard. Faulkner
sris, Harrison Of Hughes. Harrison
Nccantain. Hart. Hawkins, Hend
son HOBBY, Huddleston Hudson,
b, Jarrett. johnson, King, Lindsey
bus. Martin, Moore, Murdoch. Nc
a, Mecants, McElhoney. Murley,
wen. ONeai PendergrafL Rainey
|lff, Riddle. Rider Ross, skeent
lson. stephens. steitmund. stiyers,
kngle. Tabor Tandy Turner Van
lenter. Workman, whitehurst Whit
Williams Of comanche Williams
PSnshmaiaha, nv Speaker (Mur
satal. ayes &C.
ays- Allen. Ranks, Bowdfe Briggs.
ON. BnSler burst, Earle, Farley,
herFsaser Holland Jesse Jones,
ikpood, Porter Putnam Sands
afes Sherman smith Of Custer
serbaels, yandayeer- watrous, VII
foial nays25.
lbseni Armstrong Of chociaw
he, Brown, chappel pay. Durham.
idon, McAdoo orcuit Pasehal
a,h Of Dewey Smith OF Delaware
ith Of Grant. Smith Of washita,
gner, Stone. 1'illotson
otal absent-1s.
ne Speaker announced that the bill
ing received majority Of the
es o. All the members Of The House
Representatives. as passed, and he
ned the engrossed copy thereof in
81 session
DR. Bryan presiding.
senate Bin No. lsl was read
dr Durant moved to strike Out Sec
Fl /. Carried.
|Alr. Murray moved 10 add in line 4,
elton 2, the owrds any factory
|rkshop. pool hall, theatre" Car
"a.
|Mr Murdoch moved to substitute
for ~ls' Carried.
Section 2, as amended, was adopted
pIr Durant moved to strike out Sec
IL 3. Carried.
|Mr Murdoch moved to substitute
b for 49, IN Section a. Carried
|Mr Murray moved a substitute for
|ction s. Adopted
Mr. Evans moved TO substitute "lOD
s" in the substitute Lost
PR briggs moved to amend in line
page 9. after quarry by striking
/ the balance Of the section. Car
|u
.alr. Durant moved to strike out Sec
|n Z Carried.
air Sands moved 70 reconsider the
te By which Section was stricken
apdiio lay ihat motion on The
|ble Carried.
IThe Murray amendments TO Sec
pn 5 We're adopted.
Sections and 9 were adopted,
IThe Murray and Ellis ameadment'
section 20 were adopted
Mr Murray moved 10 substitute
6iate conimissloner OF health" fol
tate labor commissioner in sectiol
Section ~ was adopted
Mr. Murray moved 20 strike out "ii
2 discretion Of the court IN sectiol
Carried.
ar. Branson moved 10 reconsider "a.