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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-03-28

A corporation has been formed at San Francisco, headed by Dr. Herbert Law, to take over all the rights to the products of L ut h e r Burbank, the plant wizard of Santa Rosa. This will leave MT. Burbank free to crrry on his scientific experiments and in a position of financial independence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-03-28

One of Uncle Sam's torpedo destroyers has made a run along the California coast of 476 miles in seventeen hours, or an average of 28 miles an hour. The navy has become a large institution and is accommodating no barnacles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-03-28

We do not see how the women are to stretch their dear little necks any farther in the matter of colla r fashions, but We have no doubt they will manage it, if the later styles demand the same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-03-28
Substitute for Pace
 Bill in Third House

During the session of the third house of the legislature, on the clos irg night, numerous important meas ures were introduced, and, according to many of those who attended, had thIs house been given charge of the legislation for the entire session, much better laws would have been passed than those of the regular session. One Of the rills introduced vas the substI. ute for the Pace bill, known AS the ''Trot bill, oi which the following is a copy
 THE TROT BILL.
 Be it enacted by the legislative as' sembly of the territory of Arizona
 First heat-Title ANlll, relating to local option, is hereby not only re- pealed, but paralyzed and spltlicstet and the Territorial Water Wagon Is ! hereby abolished.
 Second heat-That there shall be established at every crossroad, justice precinct, incorporated town or city. in cluding the county of Graham, free public dispenssries, where liquid re- fre-hment- of all kinds. except ginger ale, soda water, lemonade and like Tn toxic ting beverages shall be served free Of cost to all persons on demand excepting members oI the Twenty titl legislature who sat the Pace for thi: hilland ahovoted against segregation
 Thlrd heat-J w. Wool, the gen tleman from Tempe; Frank DeSouzi the Water Wagon Kid. and w. w Pace, of the province of Graham, ar hereby appointed commission, to b known AS the board oi public dispen sers. and S5,OOO,O0O out Of the salar Of the public examiner Is hereby sp propristed to carry out the provision of this act.
 This acs shall take effect now ( sooner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-03-28

Among various fool things proposed in legislatures here and there, we have never noticed a proposition to re- duce the members pay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
EVERY HOUR OF TIE DAY

J. \. Wallace the reliable druggist
of Guthrie, Is having calls for "HIN-
DpO." the new Nerve Tonic and We
talizer. Cures Nervous Debility ln-
somnia. Restores Lost Vitality, that
,hey are selling under . positive guar
anyee.
It's merits are becoming ,ue ,alk 1t
ne town and everybody wants 10 Try
il. and why not? II costs nothing Il
ii don't do YOU good not one cent
They don't want your money if &
does not benefit YOU ard viii cheer
fully refund the money. Try it to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
WOULD
MAYOR Of ].
| los ANGELES
Vote Expected at
aries Wednesday to
s'.,;oate Two Men for
Es.l Election.

e,EI.es. Nov. s-with bu,
rmAlnlaE before the mu-
.,,r..ry election. supporters
..,a mayoralty candidates
...s ne flnal strugsie.
rssnee with the commits
4. - 4 government In vogue
- candidates who would be
IL. ,nlsf executive have been
-, ~ petition. AZ the
~. November 10 tho voters
.s...s two men whose names
ssea the final municipal
n. '~hlsA Win b. voted Deem
a. result of the elections
!. distribution 81 bonds OF
Z. = rscensly voted By tho eisy,
-..,v must cover the proposed
'..p-sn,s Tor the new municipal
~ 4 ssn Pedro, the completion
4. a<sus river aanedact. which
s-ul.h water for the city and
-..nslon purposes IN the SUR
- ,,rrliary. and the constitute
4 ssssr pants along the aque-
4, na.rcl q this enormous ex-
..sn- b what ls being sought By
xwal candidates and their
,.r-s Fsr this reason the may
Z, - cyarshadowk the contests
rlrx Sirees.
n fznFs Il the party lines un-
y 1. xnmlssi0n form of govern b
"a N zAde 4 mandatory upon
D 4, zzalss to present themselves
rkm nsy Affiliations George
tnsA present mayor. is a cam
~ n re-siection. lie Is sup
~ = re Municipal and Good
nnani leagues
n. c Msshet. now city auditor.
agrsst for tho mayoFaify hy
ysrkan,x and Manufacturers
keissn. AMI his candidacy had
slsrsed hy the iAberal alliance
es Wholezale Board o. Trade
saith and Oscar Parish are
y shoss names. according 70
tt'<nds are likely 20 appear on
hal ballot Smith. according TO
xaE camps Is backed b south
arlfie Influence.
neminetlng petition Of J. G
NJ bore the names u many
Enent local socialists J. W
esnd w. Scott Lewis ara con.
By their enemies 70 have ex-
- chances 20 win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

was q statement mado hero today
by Senator Cummina.
Senator CummIne Will leave for
Washington tonight 70 confer With
President Taft regarding the eontl'
meut Ia tho West. Tho senator
aayh that tho insurgents" are
eagerly awaiting President Tafta
message. an thoy believe II VIII de-
termino some OF tho points at issue
between the warning factions Cum
minis also believes that the proposed
Interstate commerce commission
Legislation aud the proposed amond'
mouta 20 the corporation laws viii
be the big issues during the com.
Ing session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
WAR WILL CO on
INSURGENT CUMMINs

CHICAGO. Nov. s--The battle
between the insurgents aud the
standpattogs' will be resumed the
Instant congress reassombics and
throughout the session,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

An American count and count
rHh' are under arrest in Paris HH
aWiudiera. Probably they easily
passed az members % the French
nobility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
THE MARKETS

quoted by the local Wholesale. on
local produce, meats aud feed.
fflce- In all eases are subject Go
variation, nccordlng Go fresbnea.
and acnerai sxcelirace, but these
nricss' nnless otherwise Indicated,
are Ger strictly first arade..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

First weman who went up 90 "A
Wright uornsiauo exclaimed "oh.
nav I know what makes the birds
aims Yes. and She also knows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

cracked Corn, ton .,,as. 0bGa6.ob
hSVsf I8slSS sba 'SSSss.. '0'g '''00
ley mixed ,tp,t.,.sf. 0oeAaa, 90
Frult--seiltns Prices.
Apples. ohoice ...t, .O6h AK
Apples, extra fancy
tonathaD s.,..,., a.7sa 4 90
Alptes, local ssls,sn l,2taI so
Apples, fancy s,.., 4 OTIt a4A
Hot Uouaa Tomatoes.
10 lbs, ..t.+..,,. "a
Home grnwn Pears faA
huions, oregon ,.a "a
onions. Yakima .,,... f.a6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
CUBAN REVOLUTION ENDED

Havana. Mar. Indications to
night are that the govefnmon. is IN
d fair way to crush nrhmptly the IN.
cIpient revolution which broke out
IN the province Of Santa Clara Mon.
day night, After Withholding news
OF the trouble al day, lhe palace uf.
flcialS tonight announced lhat the
father OF two OF the members OF the
band headed by Sergeant Cortez OF
the rural guard had visited General
Monleaguedo. CHIEF OF the guard at
Camajuanl. aud t0ld him TINT the IN.
gurgents implored the clcmency OF
the government and were anxious
tl surrender on the promise that
their lives would be spared. General
Monteaguedo accompanied by a
strong escort thereupoh started Tor
the lnsurgent camp The general ex.
pected to receive their surrender be.
,oro morning
The Insurgents ara now surrounded
by a Gordon Of more than one humid
red rufales bat owing 10 the rugged
character OF the country II will be
extremely difficult for the troops to
come 10 close quarters With the In
anrgenlt
While the government stlll insisis
that The band consists oi only eight
men. Il IS alleged that the movement
Is far reaching and includes quite
4 number OF those who have become
dlseonieald with lh way affairs hav
hn conducted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
REAL ESTATE MEN ORGAN
IZE AUXILIARY BODY

The Guthrie Real Estate men met
This morning in the office OF the Guth
rie Chamber OF Commerce and began
work 10 organize real estate auxit
larry to the Chamber Of Commerce. The
meeting was largely attended By the
dealers in dirt and the meeting was
IN enthusiastic one, II. d. Todd WIS
named IS temporary chairman and W.
A. Rayson temporary secretary.
Committees were appointed OH by
Jaws. constitution and soliciting ala
cal estate firms 10 Join the exchange
nj 10 anste forces 60 pull for greater
Guthrie
Another meeting win be held Mon.
day evening to perfect the permanent
Organization and to at once take steps
to-put oilt advertisements advertising
the capital city as manufaeturint
aud iobbine center az we'll as an ex.
cellent residence place.
The committee 10 solicit members Is
r. A. Galfney. +. A. Gouglna, ana Il.
II Reynolds.
Committee on bylaws: z J. Black
mln, WIN. Spnrlook aud A ]. Kline
Adjournment was made to meet next
Monday night Al 1880 IN tho Chamber
Of Commerce office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
OFFICERS CLAIM
HE IS DESPERATE
Texas "MIie Threatens Plural
Domestic Affairs StIII
More

How many wives has William Her
uando Killaby Or Mr. Henry sigman,
Il MexicoEI Paso-oklahoma-Colora.
do.MiasIsslppl.Kansas fameg
Also how many namesg
Comes now q wife from Texas,
or at least sha says she is going to
come and may have arrived AZ Okla
h0me City this afternoon.
~ admits he has boon "indscreet
aud may have az some time known
some Of the womcn who have been
capturing a lost note, husband OH
whalnOt.
klllahy since taken to jail al the
metropolis. has been more reiicent
and some OF the officers think his
lung WAS not 80 worrlsomc as the
brace Of charges made eaeh day ae
the mall irnIns reach TIE city to The
snuli.
pnwhuska men claim % know Of
him and that he II an adtenlurous
miner, and f0r them WAS trying 20
prove Out gnna mining ciaim n
Mexico, blli hIs material differences
have been foo numerous and loo
etrpn nS NJ deNelQp sanQch 81 fncnln
date.
Then also there remains he fact
that Oklahnma t.ity deputy eherlffa
haer moro Iasth n their cahinany be-
Ing appreciated whlle klllahs Is there
than II he were trapnlng In Mexico
with hlA conscience, pick, hurfo ana
paeh mules iot society
The authorities admit that lhry
have a desperate man and viii take 81
chances With him we were INST ln
time" SAID County Attorney Rehft0n,
10 get hlm before be got Into oil
Mexico, for had he crossed the line,
here would have been no chance
Although The officers viii not dlynge
certain laiormagion In their possession
fafHdiug KilahT they admit that (
f startling aud will cause uothIoa
short OF sensation when the lrlal
beelns Yesterday brought the aadlslaL.
Al Information that Kilaby Is pbssessed
of third wife 1T willows Point TEX
md that she will appear at the llial
TO aasls. In the prosecution
Although yesterday was passed At
The Alta hotel with a phyAelan in
constant attendance, last night the
seene shifted to The county iail where
Kllaby was denied al Injuries and
anartered IA j cell IN the womens Dc.
paFtment The officers are now e0n1-
dent that hts physical condition Is
normal and that he Is merely sham
ming. Mrs ] " Dickson. OF Mormon,
accompanied by her daughter. Mrs.
KIlaby No 2. returned 10 Norman last
night after q days strenuous life q.
kllaby's bedside where war nf wards
occupied most Of the time Near
clashes between Mrs. Dickson and XII.
aby seemed imminent al times but de.
spite this the dauglller. faithful TO her
marriage VOWS, refused to lose faith
In her romantic husband
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

KING EDWARD KNOWS
WRIGHT FLEW

pan. France Mch ig King Edward
Nlhnssea two llshts by Wllhui
Wright yesterday afiurnu0n auEi he
ehuwed ~ eQual amount 81 enthusiasm
with The other spectators ID the re.
mafkable accomplishments of tie
American aeroplanlsi
The sky was nnelouded and there
Naa very little breeze. Wilbur and Of
Willie wright, nnd thelr sialor, MlaN
wright Wfrc presented to his maleais
Wilbur Wrlghl then conducted The
king 20 ihc aorOplane shed whore the
latter infinitely examined the meuhun.
Ism Of the machine which was doc0fat'
4 with AmerleaH British and French
Hags Ills majesty watched the pfeDaf
ations lor ihe ascent with the greatest
interest pklng "a position with q. erunn
for d photograph
AIf Wighi made The nfsl ascension
alone iio remalned IN ihe alf f3f
seven mtnuies, performing marvellous
eeulullons wllh the Utmost precision
anl canning io Ne geonud without dit
Hunllg
On she second flight Miss Virgin
was q passenger THey aosrcd 10 4
efeat height. and then sklmmed along
the ground and disappeared Ia the
direction Of pau They rcapprared
after an elapse Of SIX minutes. de-
manding applause from the king and
other Visitors ills majesty congfat
nlatei Mr Wright on hla success
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
OFTEN MARRIED
NOW IS INSANE
Deeds Made By Mother !,
Father and Brothers TO
OIL Land


Ohmulgce. okla. Mich rs A noted
,ase commenced Yesterday before
Judge Mum. Of sapulpa, acting as ref.
cree. IA which valuable oll property
II the North Glen pool exsenslOn ~
involved The property wha origin
ally allotted % the deceaHud Eamp
ION McGllbray and deeds we're given
10 the seme by Quaah Me0ilbray.
Father OF the deceased. June SO. 1906
July 2, DDlle corbray Geler ala0
decided the Same property % ]. n.
llegan The Inst named WAS mother
IL ihe bow She having married c0f'
bray ana Ueter after her marriage u
Quash McGlbray
Tho mother under the laws existing
AZ that time was considered the near
st relative and the deed from Quaah
Nctlllhra, 10 J r Regan Ii not com
dpfed yalld. j. r. Regan dneded 70
4. n Wright. July nth, 1865 and
% A. v fleece Of Independence. kansa
Angus 2llh. 1901, and Reere Oh sep
Iemhcr gath, decided ihFeqfpnilha
interest 10 y A. llill nnw Of Tulsa.
|nkla npuda unre alAu given On this
property hs .snssan and Isd ThuaNsan.
iiioglng ID ha brpthnfs IL tie des
eaa1d. "a LLOYD Thomas pf Holden
HE, unfr dule Of October Efth. 1907
Dullle CorbrS lIeler WAS ndludked
naane Dy she Federal coufts h 1907
nd hor husband a that time DaH &C..
ar. was appointed her ruardlan and
IAN Getnf As guardian gave Al OIL
md gaa mining iease on The property
through the county court 0f OkmulEee
county. The deed was made IN fe-
aemhpr. 1908 10 the Wllford OIL com
Hany ~ which A. r. Mcbride il nfeel'
dent and Robert Gordon, secretary
The result Of establishing the y.
sanity of Dolle 0etef prior io the ae.
lion 81 lhe Fedaral courts At the time
lhe property Was transferred involves
lho title 10 lga acres IN SECTIONS 28
and 2giSi2 tn the North Glen pool
xtenslon and valued at upwards ol
sI75.000. also It will effect the tltle
Is two quarter sections Of land near
0kmulgee. one of them almost adipln
Ina lhe tlty limits, one of these aKot
menis ocink hef own and that of an
other deceased child
Tho contestants In the case are al
prominent Oh men OF the Mld-con.
llnenl field and 4 bitter fight Is heins
wagod for the valuable titles +. r
Lamb and Herbert ~ smith appear ~
attorney for the Hiiardi1n and CAp
tain Green of Haiskogee appears fer
the Wllford OIL company. and The
defendants Hall. fleece ct al, are rep.
resented By George Ramsey. Of Ausko.
gee: william Mathews. Moore 4 No
hle and Mark BuzaFlh Of 0hmuIKee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18

PANHANDLE
SUFFERERS.

President conners, Of Tie state
hoard Of agricultural. J O. Elliott. Of
pauls Valley g ~ Howe and J p.
sturuond Of Afehah0. and others,
usll leavo SATURDAY lor tluymun 70
arrange ior distribution ii free
antalA 10 the formers N Texts ard
cimsrien couulIes This Ii dne 10
ihe ratl that under the Caateei.Eafle
bill passed b the last Legislature.
sl0non was SET aside bY the state
for me relief og food lanlIne and
cyclonh sufferers III those nuungleH
IN many ehsea they arh s. neafiY
deaflliite that thes cah not even En-
E0fd 10 by seed for fhl6 yeafa plant
Ing and re ssEHd iilkof this method
~ hedl1e dtl those Who need Il
llbwe aha sllitm8nd. wh6 nhpfaland
school land IN tho Oklahoma sPan.
handlcr asl FaIi. Wlll ~ lpfl III lhe
nelehborh00d II assssi the iocel Al.
thorllles Ia The distribution II che
aaed
For larlnefs similarly situated m
comnnche and adjoining counties,
comprising aniy snlail district III
lured by severe hail. gf LOCO waa ses
aside T M Iefiara. ol Eleln, wlll
have charge d the distribution 81
this fund
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
BROUSSARD
nnH MMh
JOINED
MAJORITY
LOUISIANA MAN WENT
INTO CANNON
CAMP

Washington, Mch lSs BY a vote Of
thirteen 10 six, representative Broust
.sard voting with the Republicans, tho
house committee on ways and means
sgreed today after Che close Of the
first meeting 10 report the Payne
tariff BID back to the house without
amendment The Democrats we're Wv
en- until nes. Tuesday 10 prefaro the
minority repoft
Cause Of Defect
The Brounafd movement Is due
TO che speelal nrslsions 10 the ihrifi
Bib nl5ccd lherc 10 subject the Louis
lana delegation 20 support The efeg.
MARS n The llghl 10 amend the
rules. The lietefu movement eas
gathered for tbe purpose Of arauaIng
Il New York following rsaInsi lhu
bryan leadeAhip The general EAST
nrn feeling aHene Old line Democrats
heing hat ElgYaH and CLARK are close
political allIeA The MAssourian Is be-
lleFed e BE- strong enough u hod
klile Nailsnal flem0eiAlIe namaItlee
4u line
The lack Of fine for Che minority
ID offer ila report 81 not regarded
it. serious, however as the leaders
dealse % take advantage Of tho dts.
elsslon Of the act BY sections to
change the tariff as now applicable
to the products II The territory vest
Of the Missouri. which wiIl also III.
eIude Wisconsin and Iowa IS eouf
leBy % tho following h house and
senate from EbesA states FOR liz bnl.
Il. waged araiasl sronker eannnu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
OTHER NOTADLES
IN ATTENDANCE
Services VIII Be Of World
Wide Importance Respect
For HOnOTOd Dead

Washington, March 49, President
raft ami party Including Mrs. Taft
and Mabel Boardman. left Washington
bis morning ior New York. where
me president Chief justice Fuller
and other well.known public mcn
speak this afternoon al the mcmona
services in honor OF the late Grover
Cleveland
Richard Watson Glider. e host ID
party of distinguished guests, pres
ant TO pttend the memorial services
hi honor 81 ex.preslaenl Grover CleYc
and
Noted men throughout the East, et
iocially those who were prominent ID
DE affairs Of the Republic when Mr.
Cleveland was an executive, includinF
many who were Of his official family
both at Albany whom governor. aud 81
be WHITE House when he was preHl
lent, are registered at the various eA
abilahmenls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
ORDERS FOR GOODS
'I9s1''I # 'AR[ CANCELLED

Enid, Mch. vs. The action on the
merchants Of Kansas City IN boycott.
ing the Ms X. a r., because It put IN
\ rate that was rigln toward the peo'
pie Of oklahoma. even though Il did
jar Kansas City from It's point OF al.
vantage on rates. seems to have arOlls.
ed the people Of the entire state q
Oklahomg
Il Is reported that q number Of the
merchants OF this city have cancelled
orders which had been sent 20 Kan.
sas Clry and viii make their purchases
from points where they can have che
goods started over the Katy In this
way they hope 10 show to the manage.
ment ol that road that the reduction
from New York is appreciated.
Should the boycott Of Kansas City
wholesalers and jobbers become as
strong In all the cities Of Oklahoma
as Il seems likely 10 become IN Enid.
The effect will be most quickly and
lSeenly felt. The action OF Kansas City
Is condemned as the most selfish ever
Known by the bnalness men who be
lieve that they should do what theS
aan 10 play even.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
CHANGER Of COMMERCE MEET

The charter inelnbcrs If the Guthrie
Chamber nf Commerce. NOW pnrman.
entity organized and reAdY Tor busi.
ness Nls hold lheir first meeting 20
morroN hlEhi IN the city hall adill.
iurinln. All members, merchants and
professional men desiring to become
memhefa afH Invited % attend 'ae
meetlng pfumlsag 10 lie 4 routing onc.
A smoker and social session WIN be-
lnduIged II after The business meet
lng Is over
/ 1he QHfd Il tifenlqrB gf the ChaN
her " 1slumefce nlaef IN. special ses'
Sion tomorrow afternoon II The ollice
q Secretary RaysOn Al four o'clock.
Important haAlnesS II to come before
the hoard anil all members are urged
10 be present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
ITALIAN QUEEN I'LL,
CAUSED BY BROKEN RIB

Rome Mich lS-~Quecn Helena Il
stlll suffering from the effects OF hef
aeclden at Messlna during the days
Immediately following the earthquake
An unexplained rise IN her maiestys
temperature led 10 careful inyestiga
lion and It was found tha, one Of her
left ribs was broken and she Is oh
llged 10 carry aer arm la sling.
The queen In January was III one 81
the lmplovlsed hospitals at Messlna
shen she was accidentally knocked
down
The accident was not then consld
cred dangerous,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
PONERF


Palermo. Sicily tiar 49, AmefI.
can Consul Bishop who yesterday re.
celfed leiters threatening him With
death because OF his activity IN seek.
Ing to bring 10 insllce The slayefs
II Lieutenant Petf0Hlho, today re.
cel9ed further illustration Of The pow
ef Of the Mafla In this district when
an aKeht Of lhe Whipping company
whom Ne had engaged u transport
THE body OF the murdered policeman
home, threw up his agreement. de-
clafing he wa1 ihfealeueil with deaih
4 he mixed IN lhe matter VI any was.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
HARTMAN DENIES
RETIREMENT STORY

Los Angeles Cailia Mel Is staie
ments attributed 10 Edward Hartman
last night reeaFdmE the condition of
bis health and the possibility Of his re-
tlFcmpnl from active HE appear tc
have been at variance with tho mag
mates intended meaning In an inter
Felw today Mr. tIariiunn declared,
There ia absolutely no foundation Fo.
the assertion that lntende 70 retire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-18
BILLS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR

Governor Haskell has signed House
Bin No, leS. by Anthony This is
the general revenue bin, providing
for general property tax on tho al
valorem basis II Is one Of the long.
esl bills passed during all the recent
seslon. and covers almost 120 print.
ed pages.
Tho governor has also slgued Sc.
nate Blll No ga6, by Echols. This
~ the bin under which two or more
school houses may be built Ia dis.
trici Whenever h decides by election
that more than one Is necessary II
also legallzes the erection Of such
school houses as may have already
been constructed The bin Is intend.
I'd AS relief 10 those districts which
Orc 80 pUpuluus that congestion has
rosulied II bore no emergency.
tlnyernor Haskell has approve
(louse Bill No. ge5. authorizing n,
trustees ~ school districts 20 erect
more than one school building slaie
Superintendent Cameron thinks thu
new lag Will he o. material assistance
" Tue large school districts IL III,
sasteiii part af the state: Two OF NOR,
buildings arc necessary IN the large
rurd districts.
The following local bills we're sign
"a by Governor Haskell to-day.
No t7g. by Edginton, legallzlng
the b0nd election he'd ut town ot
Waisnga Blalnc county Feb. i6. 1909.
No POS, BY Ashby. legaizlng IN
corporation Of town Of llollls. Greer
county
No. 5i3. BY Vogle. legalizing IN
corporation OF town OF Buffalo. Harp.
e2 county
No $50, legislative affairs.