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seven hours for the Roanokc's call at
the port Of Eureka, this gave the
Rose City a practical gain Of seven
and one.quar,cr hours over her friend
and handsome rival
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Police Court

Two drunks were before the court
yesterday afternoon. One was as
sessed the customary $500 or two
days and the other. more fortunate,
&c, of with the minimum fine OF 500
or one day
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MONTPELIER

The mention Of the name OF Al. j.
SibIey for mayor 10 succeed Mayor
/ Haley next month has caused 4 very
strong sentiment to he expressed IN his
favor. Mf. Sibley Is not, as yet. an
ayowed candidate for the place. but it
IS confidently believed, if he goes into
the field, he viii win out in the caucus
over anyone who has yet announced his
candidacy for this office.
The funeral al Mrs. Hannah W. Orms.
bee was held at ten o'clock this morn
ing az the home of Mrs. q Al. Watson,
her daughter, on College street, and the
body was taken to Calais for burial.
Mrs, Ormsbee wsS the oldest person in
Montpelier. She died Saturday morning
Of general debility, aged IS years She
j. survived BY two daughters, Mrs. Car
los Jacobs OF Calais and Mrs. Watson Of
this city, with whom she had made her
home since last October. Mrs Ornsbee
was born in Calais and had lived oil her
life in that town and in Woodbury.. For
more than us years she was a member Of
the Christian church III Calais.
The annual franchise taxes. due last
October from the express companies do
ing business in this state amounting in
all to about $4,000, have not yet been
paid. The license taxes Of these ex.
press companies were paid when they
were due and the American and National
Express companies filed bonds that they
would pay their taxes when they were
due. -Four months have elapsed since
that time and they are still unpaid
The sttomey general may be called up
on to decide the question whether the
state treasurer could now accept these
taxes ii they were rendered him, and
whether their non-payment forfeits the
right OF these express companies to do
business in Vermont The matter may
never get to this acute stage, however,
as it Is r1moresf that the matter will
b speedily adjusted to the satisfaction
Of all concerned.
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TALK OF THE Town.
Blanket sale at yaughan,s.

Blanket sale at Naughan's.
Read the Peoples shoe store adv IN
this issue,
| Chilaren's tans and caps at half price
at Perry's.
See the new colored silk skirts at
yaughan's.
Abbott's trying hard to unload his
winter garments.
Harold Turney spent Sunday at his
home IN Middlesex
Valentines and valentine postals at
the Barre book store.
| 4. Williams Of Rutland was bust.
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
FIaggs Wonderland Moving Picture
company at the opera house to night.
The Passion Play has the indorse-
ment Of the press, clergy and public
The Dealer in-rag's Daughter and "A
Sylvan God, at the opera house to-
night
n b L.aBelle of East Barre has had
his hoase contested up with a tele-
phone.
Only Ave Of those sleds left at Hook
er & Co.'S red tag sale; they were e5c,
now So.
The Spalrish-American war veterans
will meet in the 9. A. r. hall Wednes-
day evening.
The ladies Of tho Church Of the Good
Shepherd will serve parish supper on
Thursday evening, February ID. A Sill
yer collection will be taken.
The Plainfeld high school class had a
sleigh ride Saturday night, coming to
Barre, where they were entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Nixon
in this city.
Basket ball in Hale's pavilion Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. Barre Athletics VS..
Company II Of Montpelier. Admission,
gents 25c ladies l5c. There will be
dancing after the game.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church will be held Wednesday after
noon at 2l30 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. John hurry, Orange street.
Miss Alice A. Pike, who has conducted
the Pearl street millinery establishment,
has closed her store, because of i'll health,
and desires to have oil outstanding ac-
counts settled at once Settlements may
be made with Louis Huntington at O. >
Dodge's iewelry store on Main street.
The passengers said the engine sfroze
up" in casting about for an excuse for
the lateness OF the northbonnd train on
then Central Vermont railroad this fore
noon. Anyway, the train got stuck at
South Royalton and there was two
hours delay while another engine was
being sent up from White River juno
tion Then the two locomotives hauled
the train for the remainder of the run,
reaching Montpelier Junction in fairly
good season after that, but passengers
TO Barre had to take the eIectries from
Montpelier, as the branch train had not |
waited for the belated one from the
south.
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4 Quick Rotsrt.

Tennessee bred two great orators IN
the olden days-Andrew johnson, a
Democrat, once president OF the Unit
ed States, and Gustavus A. Henry. a
Wing known as the Eagle Orator of
the South" They ran against each
other for governor, and when long
series Of joint debates had reached its
close johnson addressed the Wings In
the audience, Il have spoken with the
boosted eagle orator from the Missis-
sippi river to the Unaka mountains,
and as yet see no flesh in his talons
nor blood N his beak." Quick as a
fash Henri. was on bis feet, saying.
THE American eagle is proud bird
and feeds not on carrion."
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eirds Muscular power.

Birds are possessed Of enormous
muscular power. far exceeding in some
cnses that Of any other warm blooded
creature. There is an instance on rec
ord Of an eagle weighing no more than
fourteen pounds lifting and carrying
OF a young pig which weighed no less
than forty-two pounds. How many
men could even stagger along the
ground carrying three times their own
weight in their hands, The kick Of
an ostrich is . fenrsome thing. Il
win break q mans thigh or even the
leg of 4 horse EXCHANGE.
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SWEET MARIE SOLD.
william Bradley Now Owner of Her and
Major Delmar.

Philadelphia. Pa, Feb. l0.--Announee-
ment was made yesterday that e. 4.
Of this city has sold Sweet
Marie, the famous trotter, 2;02, to Will
liam Bradley of Red Banks, N, u, owner
of Major DeImar, l:5gM The price
paid BY Mr.. Bradley for the mare was
not announced The transaction was
on Saturday and the mare
will be shipped to New Jersey to-day.
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A. p. Abbott @ Co.
MAY REDUCE PRICE OF MILK.
A Great Decrease in Consumption Since
Advance in Rutland.

Rutland, Feb. 10- There are indica-
tons Of reduction in tile price Of milk
in this city. The dealers are reticens,
but admit great decrease in consump-
ton since the two cent raise to seven
cents last fall A special meeting OF the
Rutland County Producers association
il called for next Wednesday to discuss
the situation.
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WHITE GOODS.

While tile prices Of cotton cloths are
of, the finer goods are IN way but
little affected. The goods that we are
now telling You that we can sell at
less than the market price are Lawns,
India Linons and French Lawns. These
we're all bought last june and now bear
prices that are from &c to 4c per yard
less than same goods brought since last
September can be sold for and pay a
profit.
We have another lot OF that 40inch
Shrunk Lawn at 25c This ladies win
have If once used. For waists and
dresses.
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WILL DROP wELDEN PROPERTY
association Votes to Allow Bank to
Foreclose Mortgage.

st. Adams, Feb. lO.--A meeting Of the
Welden association was held on Friday
evening and it was decided TO allow the
Franklin County Savings Bank & Trust
company to foreelosc on the Weldon
house property The reason given is
that there is no sentiment 20 build a
hotel and that It il best to drop the
The mortgage Is nearly 49,,
600
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EAST BARRE

All members Of Gill lodge. No. 81, are
requested to meet in the lodge rooms
Tuesday night, to make arrangements
for our late brother Patterson's funeral.
Per order N. G.
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wEBsTERvILLE.

Lost. between Websterville and
C;raniteyilIe, near convent, fox muf,
with head and brush. Finder return TO
or notify Dr. Lewis, "a Pearl street,
Barre.
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WASH GOODS.

Ginghams viii lead al other fabrics.
There is nothing that has the style
and wear at the price.
II You can buy as good Ginghams Of
US at l2lae as you have been buying
at l5c, would your Some will, but ey-
eryone won't. It's impossible to sell
goods cheap enough To get every Gus
toner.
Another cloth il our Chiffon, with
colored figures. This is a Job lot Of all
perfect goods of the 25e grade, now at
but 15c per yard.
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GRANITEvILLE.

The regular meeting Of Loyal Victor
lodge viii be held Wednesday evening,
OF I o'clock All members are requested
20 be present.
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Wrapper sale at vaughan's.
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FURS AND GARMENTS.

Would not make whole call on sum
mer goods when winter is as cold as
we have been having. Not when we
have loads Of Winter Goats, Suits and
Furs to dispose Of at less than cost
We are making another price cut to-
day in view Of moving these goods
little faster.
Furs at less than cost now find ready
customers. Had the season been cold
earlier, we would have had but few TO
sell at these losses. We must get them
out Of the way.
better see our Corset Covers
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al r ABBOTT & co. IA. p ABBOTT & CO. IA p ABBOT,
AThe Daylight Store -
HARD TO TALK SUMMER GOODS

When the thermometer touching the thi Ify deciding Spring
Of
5 this $ the coming cloth
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Miss Nina II. Brown, former teacher
at Goddard seminary, was in town over
sunday on her return to Roxbury from
New York, where she has been for some
time making arrangements for conduct
ing a European tour next summer. Miss
Brown has conducted parties through
Europe for several years under other
management, but this year she win not
only conduct the tour. but manage il
as we'll The itinerary starts at New
York, on june "a, and goes over Scot
land, England, France. Italy, Switzer-
land. Germany, Belgium and Holland.
returning to New York August %.
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buying Muslin Underwear better Corset Covers
Drawers Robes Skirts all
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to imprisonment

oooo) Imprisonment
period OF more than one yea-
report the GOV
day November OF each
any time when
required by the Governor
county, finances ascerained by him.
which copies and
shall be included with other executive
documents
Section The appoint
salary eighteen so dollars per annum who
shall his deputy other
the temporarily perform the
duties Of his Office the said
disability ceases whenever the
viii authorized to
deputies ts1Soo dollars each
deputies
shall receive actual travelling hotel
their duties salary nine hun.
deputies clerks as shah be necs
perform the duties
indirectly receive com
pensaion for his services
this article he shall be deemed guilty o felony.
Section The state Examiner
the State in the of fifteen thousand approved by
deputies execute like bond in the sum
Of ten thousand l0o dollars state
Examiner and Inspector and flied the
Section conflicting with this act are hereby
repealed.
preservation Of public safety this act is declared
be and shall Immediately passage
and approval
END or BILL
Passed Senate March "a,
JOHNSTON
President Pro
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Guthrie. okla 1908
COMMITTEE ROOM OF COMMITTEE ON HOUSE EXPENSES
ACCOUNTS
Mr. Speaker We Expenses
whom referred Senate Bin by stafford entitled;
IAN Act in relation to the office Of dcan
ing his duties declaring report that we have
had the tls same With tho roc
onmendaion that Il do amended
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FEDERATION LEADERS
KICK ON CONDUCTORS

The labor organizations having
Representatives at Guthrie are at war
over the conductors who have been
against the measures they indorso.
Late Wednesday afternoon, the bl,-
reau handed The Leader The following
sulphuric set OF resolutions. warm
enough 10 burn the paper upon which
ii was written:
Gutbfie. Okla March 25, 1908
His EXcellency. the Governor Presi-
dent of the Senate Speaker OF the
House Of Representatives, and the
PEOPLE Of Oklahoma:
Whereas. II has come to our notice
that certain Individual railroad con.
ductors OF the state OF Oklahoma and
adjoining states are now in Guthrie
Tor the purpose OF opposing labor
legislation now pending before the Ok
lahoma legislature which has the ap.
proval oi the Brotherhood OF Railroad
Irainmen and about an the labor or.
ganlzatiOhs OF the state. and
Whereas, We believe it TO be fact.
that these conductors have been sent
here BY the railroad companies to act
as their lobbyists, aud
Whereas these conductors have en.
deayored to discredit the lawful and
proper Representatives OF organized
labor and make It appear before the
Legislators Of Oklahoma, aud the pub.
Nc. that We were asking for the pass
age Of unjust and improper leglsla.
ton, and
Whereas The conduct Of these CON
ductors Is preludiced 10 the best inter.
ests OF the railroad men who are con.
siantly facing danger aud death. Ia
order 10 earn an honest living for
themselves and their dependents
Therefore. be Ia resolved. by the
legislative board 81 lhc brotherhood al
Railroad Trainmen and the repre.
sentaiifes 81 the Brotherhood OF 10.
tomoilye Flfemen and Euelncmen. lan
United Mine Workess Of America. thc
State Federation 81 Labor the Broth-
trhol,d oi nollefmakers ana Iron ship
nuihers that We deuuuuco the con.
|dtel Qi these fontaeiQrs As being HnI
taI and unjust unmanly aud delrl
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terback, Vandayeer, Vandeventer,
Workman, Watrous. Whitehurst. Whit
sou. Williams (of Comanchel Williams
(of Pushmataha), Wilson, Mr. Speaker
(Murray).
Total-91.
Nays-NOne.
Absent and not voting Armstrong
(of Choctaw), Butler, Carson, Chap
peu. Chastain, Cope Crouch, Evans,
Fisher, Harrison (of McCurtnin), Hud-
son, Johnson, London. Reeve Sher-
mar smitS tof Grant,. Smith (of
Washital, stagner.
Totals
House Bill No. SS5 being ready for
roll call Mr.. Vandaveer moved TO re-
commit with instructions. Lost.
House Bill No. 3S5 was lost by the
following roll call vote:
Ayes Anthony, Ballard, Beck.
Briggs, Brown. Bryan, Casteel Chas-
tain, Deyerle Durant Durham burst,
Ellis, Ezzard, Faulkner, Harris, Har-
rison (of Hughes) Hart, Hawkins,
Hendrickson, Jarrett, King, Lindsey,
Nanus, Martin, Murdoch, McElhaney,
Paschal, Pendergragt, Rainey, Riddle,
Rider, Ross, Skeen, Smith (of Della
aware) Stettmund, Stivers Swengle.
Iandy, Turner, Workman, Whitehurst,
Whitson. Wil'iams (of Comanche-.
Totals
Nays-Abbott, Allen (of Alfanal. Al
len (of Sequoyah). Armstrong (of Kio-
wal. Ashby, Baldwin, Banks, Bowdre.
Boyle, Branson. Broom, Day. Earle.
Farley Branson, Broom, Day, Japp.
Jesse, Jones; Lockwood, Moore Nc.
Adoo, McCants, Noryell, C'Neal. Or
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Indigestion

etomsch trouble is but o symptom Of. and not
h itself true disease. We think OF Dyspepsia.
Heartburn. and indigestion as real diseases. yet
they are symptoms only Of certain specific
Nerve slclness-nothing else.
4 was this fact that first CORRECTLY led Dr. shoop
In the creation Of that now very popular Stomach
Rsmedy-Dr. shoop's restorative. Going direct
10 the stomach nerves. alone brought thai success
and fnvor 70 Dr. shoop and his Restorative With
out that original and highly vital principle, no
such lasting accomplishments were ever 10 be bad.
For stomach distress, hloating. biliousness bad
breath and sallow complexion. try Dr. Shoop's
Restorative-Tablets or Liauid-and see for your.
self what it can aud will do. We sell and ohseN
fully recommend
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Bills of Moment
Iassns MEasnsnaHaaaa
nY srAFroRp

ny STAFFORD
Relating 10 che sHee Of State Examiner Inspector
okishOma providing for
entitled "a
system Hsis' defining duties and
Examiner and inspectors providing for appointment of
fixing Salaries provdn
providing repeating all conflicting acts and de-
earns emergency
BIZ IL ENACTED THE PEOPLE THE STATE or OKLAHOMA
section The STATE Examiner ali books
and accounts Of the tho books and
Of the State without notice twice each ssar
officers whose duties it to collect or hsbe
funds u each Whenever
called upon 10 by Governor examine the
tho Of bis predecessors
examine books and accounts
i6 1907 the OF such examination
ae paid by the state this
pose prescribed dute request Of the
County by cent of the legal
and lis orders the State Examiner
asd Inspector examined BY duly apponed
all County officers Payment for
the contingent fund Of the County
provided for hed deputy examiners in this
Act
Section shall be the duty
financial Of the several
public reonao institutions belonging
TO methods Of keeping financial
accounts the state institutions by
thereof in the performance Of their duties con
books and accounts Of all public ns
officer Of
public charitable institutions who shall refuse
with direction Of the State Examiner and
Inspector prescribe.
. a msdemeanor
Section be OF
bookkeeping the all Tasrers
upon
He shall have
authority
the
keeping
detail tho
expenditures shall the Governor
neglect state County officer obey his instruction
examination which shall filed
failure of
the such
published
his the
further performance
until security obtained be demanded
the public
0
once and institutions this article
employees exhibits
the Examiner Inspector he prescribe
exhibit
by
knowingly falsely tho shall guilty OF
Inspector
have fun authority various
accounts property
an
sodan o
officers county and funds
said The State Examiner
performance OF duty
papers
officer. clerk
search information
uasne required by
OF public institutions
shan be deemed guilty mirdsmeano shah be liable
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YESTER-
DAYS HOUSE
JOURNAL
ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST DAYS
SESSION.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIRST DAYS
SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CITY HALL-GUTHRlE.
Thursday March IS. 1908,
1 O'clock, p. m
House called TO order, Mr.. Speaker
presiding.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll call
All members present except Jesse.
Reeve, Smith (of Washita), Stagner.
Excused--Turner, until Tuesday
business; Branson, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, business; Reeve, three days.
business; Stagner, two days, business;
Cope, two days. business; Huddles-
ton, three days, business; Smith (of
Washita), three days, business.
The reading Of the Journal Of the
previous days session was dispensed
With. and the same was approved
Petisions-Bart. from Woodward
county to Public Service Corporation;
paschal, from Roger Mills county, to
Insurance; Ashby from Marshal coun-
", to Medicine; Ashby, from Blaine
county. to Medicine
The following reports were read:
Mr.. Speaker:
We, your Committee on Agricultural
Education, to whom was referred
House Bill No. sos, by McCalla. Rainey
and Faulkner, entitled: can Act to
put into force Section z, Of Article 49,
Of the Oklahoma Constitution requir
ing the teaching Of the elements OF
agriculture, horticulture, stock feed
ing, and domestic science in the com
mon schools; etc." beg leave to re
port that We have had the same under
consideration and herewith return the
same with me Recommendation that il
do pass as amended
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mental TO good government, and we
commend the scorpions to the con
tempt and acorn OF all honest people,
who believe IN the rights of man.
BE II further resolved, That copies
of these resolutions be furnished the
governor, president of the senate. the
speaker of the house OF representa-
tlyes and the daily newspapers
PETE HENRETTY.
Chairman, l.. b. Okla. Fed OF Labor.
G. r. WARREN.
See. Okla, Fed OF Labor,
A. A. GORDON
State Representative Brotherhood
Railroad Treinmon
O. G.. erode,
Chairman b of l.. y. +
w. r. FIELD.
Acting Chairman b. of L. Z.
T. j. HERON.
State brotherhood Boilermakers.
l concur in the above.
VAL FITZPATRICK,
Vice Grand Master, Brotherhood of
Railroad Trainmen
The devils dasning needle is the
popular name OF several species OF the
dragon fly. They are SO called from
their cylindrical bodies, resembling
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BANKS,
Chairman.


Mr. Speaker:
We. your Committee on County and
Township Organization and Govern
menl, 10 whom was referred House
Bin No. 493. by Flliotson. entitled:
IAN Act to provide for the creation Of
new counties. election of officers
therefor. the altering or changing Of
eauniy lines, the equitable division
OF assets aud OF liabilities. and the
original location OF county seats In
such counties, beg leave 70 report that
we have had The same under consid-
Grafton aud herewith return the same
with the recommendation that It do
pass.
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GROOM,
Chairman,
No. Speaker.

We. your Committee on Revenue aud
Taxation. to whom was referred Sen
ate Bill No. 104. by Brownlee, and
Goulding. entitled "An Act amend8-
tory OF Section 2, Article 10, Chapter
20, Statutes of Oklahoma, 1899, and
amendatory of Section 4, Article 3,
Chapter 43, Laws Of Oklahoma, 1895,
entitled Revenue" and further pro-
yidlng for the collection OF delinquent
taxes upon personal property and for
other purposes, and declaring an emer-
gency," beg leave to report that we
have had the same under sonsidra-
tion and herewith return the same with
the recommendation that It do pass.
ANTHONY,
Chairman.
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BANKS.
Chairman.
Mr.. Sneaker.

Mr.. Speaker:
We, your Committee on County and
Township Organization, TO whom was
referred House Bill No 100. by Wat.
rous, entitled: "An Act 10 fix the com
pensation OF township clerk, as clerk,
the township trustee. as trustee, JUS
tices Of the peace, and oyerseers of
roads" have had the same under con
siceraiion return the same herewith
with the recommendation that Il do
not pass. as the subject matter is
covered in House Bill now pending on
the H9use Calendar.
.Nrnyc
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HAWKINS.
Chairman.


MT. speaker.
We, your Committee on Expenses Of
Framing the Constitution aud the Elec
tion to Ratify the Same, TO whom was
referred House Bill No. 507, by Ddrant,
entitled: AN Act appropriating funds
to pay the printing expenses, clerk
hire, and expenses Of he Constitutions
al Convention, etc." beg leave to re-
port that we have had the same under
consideration and herewith return the
same with the recommendation thst II
do pass as amended.
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the same under consideration and
herewith return the same with the
recommendation that It do pass.
FAULKNER.
Chairman.
Mr.. Speaker.
We, your Committee on Expenses OF
Framing the Constitution and the Elec-
ton to Ratify the same, to whom was
referred House Bill No. 500, by Du-
rant, entitled: IAN Act approprlat.
ing funds to pay mileage and per diem
OF delegates to CONSTITUTIONAL CO..
yention, etc. beg leave to report thar
we have had the same under consid-
GRAFTON and herewith return the same
with the recommendation that it do
pass.
xNrtrtnrtf