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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

WANTED-A PARTNER IN PINE Bluff and vicinity with from 5000.
 to $500. to open branch office for large specially manufacturing com pany. Party must be strictly tenn perate and furnish references. Money absolutely secure and best bank reference furnished. Can as- sure profit of over s4,0o0.00 per . year. Address, Reversible Window
 Speciality Co.,, eos Mutual Life Bldg, Buffalo, N Y. 5-19-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
MRS. SARGENT
 IS SENTENCED

,nesr>t News Specisl tn the Grarhic)
 Paris, May 24.---Atter a trial of on ly six hours, Mrs. Sargent was found guilty of mistreating her children and sentenced to two years imprisonment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
Ainas as a Protection.

to be surprised" said il clerk
 class jewelry establishment, woman whom l knew was un- would come in and coolly se- ndsome solitaire dia mond ring,
 usually sold for an engage
 and then. quite as a matter buy a plain gold band of the
 ring variety. couldn't un-
 1t at first, but now I've fhat many unmarried women D such rings, worn when trav- F instance, serve about the fpose as a chaperon. l had a
 other day where a mother with her unmarried daughter y girl hardly out of her teens pght two such rings. From lrersation I learned that the to take the trip to the Pacific Accompanied, and the mother ! thought if her daughter was
 by her rings she'd not be so De criticised sforebeing, q k,ae.. ||dea, but the women seem to works well."-New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
A One Man Jury.

o' "no was defendant in a q ID court seemed much cast "aen brought up for trial.
 ,ne trouble" whispered his
 opservlng his clients distress elvesed the jurymen.
 v.s pretty bad for me-" said eaeant, unless some stens are '. usm'ss ss1 that jury and get in l. O' There ain't a man amongst {, D "nat owes me money for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

WANTED-YOCNG LADY TO SIT For Photograph advertising a spe- cialty; experience no necessary Ad- dress, "Specialty, care Graphic
 d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
FREE LUMBER
 MET WATERLOO (Hc2rst News Special tO the Granhic1

Washington, May 24.-Free lumber
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
 corner Sixth and Main on May 15.
 Owner can have same by paying
 charges. Apply 1214 Main. 5-23-St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
Wanted.

small furnished house or part of house. II. M. Burns X Co, old phone %. new phone 52. .-o6-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
Sarcastic.

l sareast;e.
 :. water ito rather green as- = T recent banquet in | cele. |,n.a "nuon hoteD = Now, then, rsas' aI' oo a bit O somethink. and sa,, u a'saping and staring there a ssn,,, was the bloomin' guest O Een'n'.-London Mail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

v.!s Better Scheme.
 s,ss. SS.: Daughter-Papa's sub
 Sa' c. IS to be Love One An ., 'a. ~. we go. Henry? Henry-
 .,a .nlnk we had better stay x practice what your father 's"-s.-Iondon Tit.Bits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
W1NDHAM BROS.
 Construction Co.

Construction of Buildings of all kinds figured on. No building too large for us to make a bid on.
 The workmanship is of the best. No shoddy work is done by Us.
 House Moving is made a speciality.
 218 1-2 State Street
 Old Phone 156.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

', Proved. kI,.p is full of contradic-
 hn .Snapp-And I cay 1t int
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26
Optimism.

Optimism.
 ns nns0ae,her-Hello. Bill. wot luck, i S,.l coin'' Second Poacher- o' th. but if I gets four more |foirs wan I'm after now m
 that ain't so bad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-26

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22
ARKANSAS MAN
 IN BANKRUPTCY

St. Louis, Sept. 21.-George 0 Benckmann, formerly of Ozark. Ark. llied petition in bankruptcy here today His debts are listed at sS,4S3 consisting of money borrowed on notes from the Peoples Bank of Ozark His assets consist Of S2oQ worth of personal property which is claimed ex- empt His statement shows that on March 26. l9oS. the day the money was borrowed on the notes. he transferred hlS stock of merchandise, valued at $-iooo; stock in the Ozark Light Company; stock in the telephone com pallH Of Ozark; wagons, railroad ties i've stock. etc, to the Peoples Bank Tor the benefit of his creditors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22

 f | : SOCIETY. t | & <
The Theatrical Season.
F 2 | I ! ' F ! + | < X . x a :.

With the opening of the theatr;ca1 season, the approach of cool weather and the return of the summer wan ders. there should be somethino doino. within the next few weeks to n7alo "society sit up and take notice ,s for the theatrical season. it nron,iso, to be one of the most successful ir many years, both as regards me,it i,, plays and genera. interest in inc d,,
 ma. We gather this from q nartia, list of the attractions alraedv hoo1,o5 foN the Elks, and we are inforn,od by the management that this list io not nearly complete as some of tho best productions, though booked fo, this circuit have not yet been dated It follows, therefore, that D)avnoere will not want for amusement this 600 son, so far as the theater is concerned and it is more than likely that after witnessing two seasons of some ,orn out plays and cheap dramatic talent there Will be svival of interest in the theater that will be stimu,o+;,a to the drama and no less refreshino 4o the audience.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22

ne has been on business.-LittIe Rock Democrat.
 counts for Jefferson county, spent yes Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Leverenz re- turned yesterday from visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. Joe s. Altschul has returned rom a several weeks visit to rel atlves at Hot Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. E. C. Howell and Miss Adele Hum are expected home today rom a trip to the East and the North. terday checking up the books and re- cords of the various county officials and Will make report to Judge Grace Qf their findings shortly,
 Chas. J. Buchanan, of Sidney. is spending few days in our city. He came here with his daughter. Mrs. Rucker, who is en route to her home at Pine Bluff, from visit to her par ents at Sidney. MT. Buchanan and his son. Ernest, are putting in today fsn- Ing, and say that if they find fishing good, there is no telling how long they VIII remain Batesville Guard.
 Mf. and Mrs. 4. G. Beden returned last night from Chicago. where they attended the meeting of the stock holders Of the United Drug Company, of which he is stockholder. Mr. and Mrs. Bedell also enjoyed many de- hshtful boat rides on the lakes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22

where he will attend Hendricks co1 lege this term.
 $, E. Dillon, superintanaa,. oe .n
 Hot Springs and Western road was i, the city yesterdav. l Mrs. l.. J. Savage and ijttIs da,,n,, ter left yesteradr on a weeks visit ', relatives at Hamburg. sam Henderson, the we'll know, N''1Ie Rock traveling man. is gno.. at the Hotel Jefferson
 Cashier NJ. E. Bloom. of inc rf+i zeis Bank, has returned from a bns- mess trip to Little Rock. !, wade Il. Knox, L. Cravens and \, Cushing were among the recent visitors at Little Rock.
 Miss Lyons, of Memphis. arrived yesterday and will visit Mrs VI bridges for several weeks.
 Af'ilnr Levy, a we'll known druggist
 N'nloeh, was in the city yesterday on ms way to Little Rock.
 Arthur Triplett left recently for e"drlo1tesville, Va. where he will en- ter the University of Virginia
 Mfs. Will Loeb has retnrno, to ho. i.oi''e Ill Little Rock, after visit to J N' Dreyfus and wife here.
 9ehhett c. seabrook. claim agent TOT the Cotton Belt was in Little Bocl, yesterday on official business.
 l., Aschaffenberg, after a pleasant ''Sll here with relatives, has returned 'o ms home at Henderson. La,
 MIS- j. \. Allen has returned to '1'''ie ROCK, after visit to Mrs. Sbel- 9S ana Mrs. Haycock in this city.
 sam r. illlzheim, Jr.. is threatened "1'h appendicitis and was ouite sick al ms home in this city yesterday.
 Mss Miriam Anderson. of Gordon eXas, Is the guest of her aunt urs sam Reader on South Cherry street.
 9eioeh Y. Rosenbere has gone to -h'ca@o. where he will purchase goods CT the M Cans wholesale liquor irm.
 Misses Marcia and Lillian Levine Ire expected home today from Eureka springs. where they have spent sever ] weeks.
 Ciafence Hanf has returned from two weeks vacation. which vas spent at the Thousand Islands nd New York City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22
DR. BELL IN
 RAILROAD WRECK

Df. George Bell, colored physician of this city. was one of the few who suffered slight injuries in the wreck on the Iron Mountain Sunday night near. Farrell. In the overturning of the eolored coach Dr. Bell was thrown to the side of the car and was bruised on the back and otherwise hurt. A. though he was slightly injured he was confined to his room for two or three days on account of his injuries. pr. Bell reports he was well insured in accident policies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22
MORE DRESSED SQUIRRELS
TO-DAY
 AT
LLOYD GROCERY COMPANY.

C. c. Haralson left yesterday fnv ouachi{a College to resume his studies for the ministry.
 T. J. Sullivan is in Parasoud, where he will be connected with the Pacific ! Express Company for a while Mrs. Chas. P. Austin and daughter Miss Mildred, are visiting Mrs. Aus 1ns cousin, Miss Maud Baker. in Memphis.
 Mrs, Geo. W. Byington and daugh ter. Miss Dorothy, have returned from Colorado, where they spent part of the summer,
 J. F. Clemmons. a former resident of this county, who now makes his home at Fulton, Ky, is in the city transacting business.
 Mrs. Armstrong and little daughter. Elizabeth, have returned from sum- mer trip. which they spent at differ ent points in the East.
 Ike Hanf left last night for Tender son, La, where he will be connected with the Stein Company. He will make that place his future home.
 A. F. Warde, business manaeer for Max Fieman, who will soon appear at the Elks Theater. is in the city q guest of Manager C. E. Philpor.
 Mrs. J. P. Knox returned yesterday from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Fred Clark, at Cleveland, Miss. Mrs. Clark has recovered from recent illness
 Frank c. Powers. representing the Aver and Lord Tie Company. who place the creosoted paving blocks, re- turned yesterday from business visit to Little Rock.
 s. H. Matthews and family left yesterday for Camden, where they will reside in the future. Mir. Matthews will be connected --with--s--staYe fac tory at-eamden. Captain J. M. Barrett, of SherrAI, was in the city yesterday on bdsi- ness. He and his son, Moody Barrett, recently returned from~a several ks~touE..af~the~ West.
 Miss Jean Hargis has returned from business trip to Malvern. Miss Har- gis is stenographer for Geo. w. Bly, ington, and recently accompanied him to that place, where he made a large abstract. Mir. Byington will return later.
 Lesle Gray, George Crawford and Ben Lamonica. the three boys arrested Monday night on a petit larceny charge, were fined $10 each by Judge J. R. Stewart in the police court yes- terday.
 D. L. Franklin, Drew White and c. M. Acklin, commissioners of ac-
 D. c. Bell, secretary of the Pine Bluff Trust Company. is guest at |, the New Capital Hotel today. en route to his home from Fort Smith, where
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22
DANCING ACADEMY.

Mrs. Angie Hanson will open her dancing academy on Tuesday evening, September IA, at Eagles Hall, 217 1-2 West Second avenue. All the latest ballroom dances taught For informa- ton call 903 old phone, or the hall regular evenings Mondays and We'd hesuay s, to l0 D. m. 9-10-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22

Don't freeze to death before you get that heating stove that must be had for the winter. Get it now. We have complete stock of wood, soft and hard coal stoves, Base Burners, etc, ranging from s125 to $5o.OO. Let us put up one for you now. Cleveland Matthews Hardware Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22
| BRIEF MENTION.
 : + + .+ + + + + < + * * + * X <

Miss Hilbert Cravens is visiting in Fort Smith,
 Frank Hearn returned yesterday from trip to Chicago.
 Charles F. Wiley went to Little Rock yesterday on business.
 A. Baron, of Little Rock. was in the city yesterday on business.
 Joe Leftwitch, of Altheimer. was in the city yesterday on business.
 Dick Jackmon, of Cornerstone. was in the city yesterday on business
 L. w. Clement, of English. was 2 business visitor in the city yester- day.
 Mrs. W. Z. Tankers1ey has returned from visit to her sister at New Gas ccny. --zz=as.-.-e==-es##=- s##=-s.#=-.-=.-----
 Nate Levine, Of Edward Levine Co. has gone on business trip 10 Okla hona.
 Colonel s. NJ, Taylor has returned from a legal business visit to the capital.---:=.s,---ae.--r,--''''' ''.-'~'-.~ I E.: Moore, sheriff of Cleveland county, was in the city yesterday-oh business.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Fox have gone to Star City to attend the Baptist Con- vention. FSed Niven left Monday for conwa7 ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22
Tt!c i1N c4ti~o cr,::4l,

The la;c er! 13e,lr@ ua~ X most ahsentnt''te" n4H "tH3e Gav=" ssvs Sydney Saith .t.; nat IF" in the street aIA i"Nitra Iae to meet myself. Dine Wit ='i." tat5>H: dine with me. and will ::Ht Si.G;.vy Smith to meet ycu. ad@M'tef! fhe teaa, station held cut to ,:le. brt s"i1 Ee was engaged to meet nc c'srWIGI .lnuther time in meeting DC h ie.: his n".a through ralne. inAttet'f.. i cent n..nG walking with him 'i'f." va.HlNl walk with him as f"r Hs . l'n HH<i of tlp street. He very hc:tfl% uvtrSci Mlv .g:!vity once in ;he pnl ii lTo was sitting imme- c!ately under ne. M'asentlv verv at teEtirc. Hlcn syil..e nly hc look up his stick "s if hc lad been n the house ot t.9tnnaol4S ai10 t"!4rinc the cral,at7 with f. cried ont j'. q low hu. very audible " his.H.. I.er. Aeav..n
 Much Married
 The following. taken fro!n ''Evelvn's Diary. refers to q Dutchwolaan whts lived in the seventeenth century: .Io. wards the end of August 1 returned to Eaarlem. They showed us |. cottage where. they told us, dwelt woIllan who had been married to her twenty fifth husband and. being now a widow, was prohibited to marry in the future yet it could not be proved that she had ever made away with any uf her husbands. though the suspicion had brought her divers times into trouble"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22

Mir. Claude Kilburn, Piano tuner and repairer. Refer to best families h Pine Bluff. Phone !. E. Shaier. V M. C. 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22

X few claims paid during month of August by Kimhall & Saunders, mana gers Great Eastern Casualty Co.,, of NnM York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22

IT you are not protected against sickness an daccidents, see
 kIMBALL & SAUNDERS. l13 Pine street, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Old Phone 296.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-22
Children ..'Crv
 FOR FlETCHER'S . A s TO RIA

See our beautiful lines of Iron Beds and Davenports. They are beauties, and the prices are very interesting. Reap & Crawford Furniture Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-26
LEGISLATIVE DOCKET
NEW SENATE BILLS

S. j. No 100. by Marks-Creatug a
state board % be- known as the capitol
commission, fixing the manner OF au-
p1intmont aud COmpeus8tion. pre-
seuhiug their powers and duties and
authorizing the erection ~ "a state
capitolf capitol grounds committee.
s. B. 80. 16I. by AIarks-proyi5ID
Tor the issue and disposal ~ state bonds
ana The appropriation Of the proceeds
Tor the purpose of erecting r. state r7,I-
tol capitol and capitol grounds commit
tee
$. b No l62. by Marlqs-Proyiding for
the rctuuuiug of the bonds OF the ter
ltory of Utah. of the issue OF July 2.
1872. and The disposal Of the funds pro-
Eiaed by funds for the redemption
thereof. capitol and capitol grounds
committee
5. D. l63. by Alarks-Providing for
1u election. submitting TO the qualified
electors OF the state, a. proposition to
levy onc-Will tax iu excess OF the
ratio of taxation otherwise fixed or um-
itod. for aI other purposes for 20 years
to raise funds t1 construct and furnish
o state capitol OF the state Of Utah.
capit1. and capitol grounds committee.
r. D. NO 1914. boy Burton-Provldinr
that a|I streams Boo the state be- declared
uavigahIa and public highways for the
purpose OF hunting and fishing: Judi
CIary committee
s. r. 80. 1865. by Radgcr-Pr0hibitiue
trespass on the rights OF way of ral-
road companies, railroads committee.
S d. No. 1865. hy Williams Relating
FOO the Utah Art institute and annual
prizes ro boz paid for paintings appro-
Iriatious and claims committee.
IS. y. No. l67. by Sevy-Rcpealing Sec
ions 44S1-N22 and 44S7-N23 Of the Com
lied Laws OF Utah. 1907; judiciary COM
uIttee.
S 3 No. 16s. by Sevy-Rclating TO
.hanFe OF venue I'm Justice courts ju-
Iiciary committee.
$ q. No l69. hy Sevy-Releting to
headings in Justice courts Judiciary
.1mmittee.
$ "a. 30. 17o. by Sevy-Relating 10
Proceedings supplementary TO cXecu-
ION. judiciary committee
BILLS PASSED by SENATE
S. D. 40. los. by Badger Providing
paoiaI Improvement tax for cities of
Doc first class.
S B no lO-. by Providing
1r a. special tax fund for Improvement
Hurposes FOB cities of the first class.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-26
FOR ART Institutes.
IN TIE morsE YESTERDAY.
Spirited Discussion and some Feeling
Grows out Of ius~cll'~ Bills.

Considerable discussion and some
HeN of feeling was exhibited in the
house Yesterday afternoon when the
natter of acting upon committee pee
ports came up in regular order. The
uIieary committee submitted one aft
r another reports uufavoabIe to half
a. dozen bills submitted boy Represeu-
utIsa Russell OF salt Lake The zee
ports were being adopted as rapidly as
ha motions TO that effect were made.
when Mr Russell arose and objected
90 what De called "railroading' the bills
through TO their death. He claimed
Mat Doe had asked 90 be heard on some
0f The bills. and had not been notified
20 appear by the committee. Hc
bought the action taken unfair and
asked that the bills boz referred back TO
ha committee so that Doe could be
heard ON them
Chairman Clegg OF the Judiciary COM
u.uer explained that tho bills which
hp judiciary committee recommended
KILLED. which had been introduced hy
Russell sought in each instance 90
make minor changes iu the existing
statutes and iu case of their adoption
% would De- necessary 10 change many
~ ODE laws as they now exist upon
.ha books. with mo- great point to Doe
a.uaH The committee therefore
deemed 10 unnecessary Co invite opln-
sons aa to the measures as they were
TOT considered essential and would pe
mE0nhly reported
ST. Russell again Insisted on his
night 90 bo heard ON any blll as tho
privilege 1f any member pf The house.
and HtImated that the chairman ot
hs judiciary committee was response
De f0r tho failure Co invite h'm into
tho committee room when tho bills were
being discussed
Eame cntativo Morris OF Tho judiciary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-26

Miss clayton has been STUDYING thr
piano fHr years under ono instruction I'D
Prof Alberto Jonas Hr.I known n Ih.a
city H hH h1a appeared hero several
times boz fl. alt Lake thcatrr and n
the rooms of IHe clayton Music ca"
Iauy iu concert Mics CLAYTON D..
proven IA persistent and most aut a.
scholarly student and haH committee.
to memory Ca repertoire off the greatest
musical compositions flr Che piano. Iu
fact making a record Iu Doc matter af
memorl.HE. which it .s not known that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-26
KNOW WHAT PROHIBITION IS
Kane County Has No saloons Within
Its Borders.

To- naming the committee on resolu-
lions I'm the report on the mass conven-
ton of Che Republican party held Wed
nesday night iu the Salt Lake theater
the name OF Kane couuty's representa-
tive on that committee was uuinten-
tlonally omitted ~. was Edward Car
roll one of The delegation of % which
came mp from Kane county. A member
of the delegation called the attention of
tho News to the omission and said
that Boo no other county OF tho state.
be believes, is absolute freedom from
saloons no10yod. I'm the entire county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-26
sYBELLA CLAYTON

N Dah'egmm received by the News
morning from Berlin states that
t.r public plano vcital of Miss sybeIla
49, clayton. nyon last evening. at the
German capital was pronounced sue.
...a DO was given iu Beethoven halls
.Ia Instrumental accompaniment being
d.. The FIRST orchestral organization u
Irope. the Berlin Philharmonic or
b lasta This morning. Berlin papers
aak highIy of inc mIr debutaute
.markabIy accurate technique and
roncienCy Boa execution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-26

Make a note now 20 get EIvs Cream
Balm n you are troubled with nasal
catarrh, hay fever or cold in the head
II is purifying and soothing TO the SEM
siIve membrane that lines the air-
passages. II is made Co overcome the
disease. not TO fool the patient by "a
short. deceptive relief There is no CO.
caire nor mercury On TO- Do not be
talked into taking a substitute for Ely's
Cream Balm. All druggists sell st.
Price soc. Mailed hy Ely Bros. GO
Warren Street. New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-26
BILL FOR ARM1RY
PASSES IN SENATE
,o,n From Land Board Fund Is
Provided to Build Home
For Guard.
SHEEP COMMISSIONERS STAY
,.s,tcrboHs Measure Fails 90 Get
showing from Caulemen-Nmcnd
Art institute Law.

bill that n passed by the house Of
..,re.sntatves will do much for the
N,Honal Guard Of Utah. was sent on
a., way TO the house from the senate
,e.trrday afternoon. The bin is one In
,tfrb the guardsmen are taking keen
,-,srest Il means. II Il becomes a
law. that the problem OF getting a
name for the guard will be no longer an
,,,solvsd one. a state land board loan Of
$4,000 win be authorized. and this. with
me- regular appropriations 70 pay IL
hack win constitute b building and
sinking fund
The BIN. No. 70. came up IN the son
ate upon report Of the military affairs
committee favoring Il. I'M the debate
there was no adverse opinion expressed
uron 60. and finally it passed with Is
aye votes
The matter of building state almorv
has been mp in each session since state
hood Heretofore 60 has been rejected
on account OF "a lack of funds This
session however the plan called for
no funds out Of the regular budget and
for that reason the usual opposition 60
tte ban failed to develop
A possible site for an armorv has
been selected ON Capitol him and 10
may De- that the new armory will De
erected there On the coming summer
The site is iu the north section OF the
capitol grounds, and so FAR removed
from the capitol building site that 90
u.I On no way interfere with the land
sape park 20 surround THIS building
sHEEPMEN NOT SHARED.
Tho board OF sheep commissioners
uas not she1red OF it's power as
planned by Senator Brinkerh0T loo S. b
iW Instead his bin was dipped boz
ha pool of oblivion. and win bee heard
q uo more Senator Briukerhon iu-
reduced the bin for the purpose OF do
ng away with the board not hoping
that 90 would pass, but expecting that it
would open mp the subject debate.
and bring a. chorus OF GA men rail-
wing to the support of ~o.v measure
90 protect cattle as Wcu as sheep The
committee on livestock however de-
Hdad the bin needed Quarantuiug and
otter hey had quarautiued &c. and ap-
Piled the tuberculosis test, they de-
G1ej IL shipping permission, and 60
vas sent 90 the dipping pool instead
8Hgkorhon hated TO- see the hin come
nore the senate I'm the shape 10 did,
u. he was unable to rally support
enough to prevent the committee hay-
ms its way
FOR ART INSTITUTES.
Ssaator Williams introduced bin
Yesterday afternoon amending the law
-aang 20 the Utah Art institute and
tfa state prizes awarded each year Tor
.ts best painting by a Utah artist
Another bin OF general interest is
thar hv Burton OF Davis, making AN
Utah streams stocked with fish public
highways 10 Is to prevent people own
rg land adjoining streams from object
ns t0 the passing of hunters and fish
ameu along the banks.