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Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18


Robert H. Harvey has gone to Port
land. Ore, where he will be the guest
of Henry Grodotzke.
Councilman and Mrs. Walter H
Woodwork and family are at their
cottage at Ocean Beach.
Miss Kate Gilbert of Evergreen ave.
nue., Hartford is in Norwich for a
few days to visit friends.
Mrs. Martha Starkweather of New
Haven is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace A. Briggs in this city.
Miss lone E. Breckenridge of Nor
wich has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Peter Ashe of New London.
Miss Fannie Lester returns to Phil
adelphia today after spending her va
cation at her home in this city.
Oliver C. Morse. Jr., has reru ned to
Gales Ferry, where his family is
spending the summer after g brief
visit in Lftchfield-
Miss Jennie Hitchon of Norwich.
who has been visitor at the Beach,
joined her family at their cottage at
Gales Ferry, Friday.
James Noonan of 245 Jane street,
who has been with the Norwich Troll
ley league team, has returned nome
Bridgeport Telegram.
Miss Katherine NJ. Moore of this city
has been chosen as physical directress
at the Free Academy and will COM
mence her duties in the fab.
Simon Blinderman of High street
employed in Main street clothing
store, is on a vacation of several days
in New York. visiting relatives.
Miss Alice Beckwith and Miss Mar
jorie Fisher of South Windhem were
guests Friday at the home of Inspec-
tor Peter Ashe of the Connecticut Co.,
at New London.
Mrs. Andrew McDougau and Miss
Matte McDOugall have returned to
Bridgeport after a visit of two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ladd of
Division street.
Rev. DR.. NJ. S. Kaufman, who went
to Providence Saturday morning., and
who preached in the Trinity Union
Methodist church on Sunday, is ex-
pected to return home this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hyde, Miss
Mary 8. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Schnabel
and Miss Clara Schnabel went ON Sat
urday to Camp As You Like 1t, South
Bluffs. Block Island, for the remain
der of the season
Nathan A Gibbs sailed Saturday
noon from Gales Ferry on his auxiI-
iary boat May for Watch Hill, where
he will be Joined today by Rev. H. J..
WycIoh and J. H. Larrabee for a. ten
days cruise to Buzzards Bay.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Ole
BOSTON STORE
Continuation
OF the 18th
Mill End Sale

1t is forging ahead "a trade tri-
unnph and tribute TO Boston Store en-
ersy and prosressiveness. Read the
splendid news which we print in part
below, and warm weather will lose it's
terrors and you'll find yourself plan
ming visit here today. The economy
season is on in good earnest here.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

principal military organizations Of the
state, series of patriotic and military
entertainments have been arreused to
take place in the principal cities of
Connecticut in the early autumn for
the benefit of the S. A R. monument
fund.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
GONE TO WATERBURY,.
James Buckley Will Have Charge Of
the Butter Department for the Mo-
hican Company There.

James Buckley. who has been en-
ployed by the Mohican company here
for some time. has gone to Waterbury.
where he will have charge of the butter
department of the store in that city
operated by the same company. The
opening is an excellent one for Mr.
Buckley. though his many friends will
regret his departure from here and
Manager Aubrey loses a good clerk.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Five O'Clock Services in August.

At the Broadway Congregations
church on Sunday it was announced
that there would be five o'clock Sun
day afternoon services held in the
Sunday school rooms of the church
during the month of August There
will be services of song and praise.
with Miss Freeman, assistant to tie
pastor, in charge. There will he me-
other services in the church during
that time. as it will be during the pc
riod when the union services are being
held
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
Engine and Tender Overturned. Tive
Men Killed.

Lancaster. Pa. july l7.-An engine
and tender on the pennsylvania rail-
road near Marietta were overturned
today while rounding A sharp curve
s. f. Bixler of Harrisburg. a brake
man was instantly killed; ID. r. Den
Iinger of philadelphia. fireman. was
so badly injured that he died later
and two other trainmen We're hurt
but not seriously.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

From the schuetzenfest of the south
ern New England Schuetzenound, In
which Norwich shooters took part, the
German rifle club OF New Britain will
clear $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Polish people al lover the state OBJ
served on Saturday that event which
will ever live in the memories of that
people the battle of Grunwaid in 1410.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

About fifteen members of st. Agnes
guild left for Pleasant View Saturday
morning. where they viii occupy Tor a
week the camp belonging to the boys
choir of Christ Episcopal church
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Sundays weather was a refreshing
contrast to the humidity of the past
week.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

The vacation season is well under
way Every day sees number of
local people leave the city Played out
and tired they depart, and la~er return
rested in mind if not in body.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Mr. and Mrs. George r. Hyde and
Mis- Mary Hyde Of Yantic have open
ed their camp on the South Blum. AZ
Block Island, for the rest of the sum-
mer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
PERSONAL

Harry Hirsch has returned to this
city after a visit with friends at Ocean
beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18
incidents in Society

Roger Wolcott of Denver is the,
guest of his aunt, Miss Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Parker are
spending a few days at Block Island,
Mrs. Theodore Raymond of Ne~
York is spending the summer with Der
daughter, Mrs. Robert Perkins.
Watch Hill, where she has been spend
ing several weeks at the Ocean houss.
Miss Rebecca Reynolds of Wash
ington street has returned after
brief visit with friends in New Lon
don.
Mrs william Olcott and Mr.. AID
Mrs. W. Tyler Olcott left town Satur-
day to spend the summer at Eastern
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Tirrell and
four children of Broadway have gone
to their cottage in Harwichport Mass.
where they viii remain for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles w Briggs and
sons of Broadway are spending sew
eral weeks at the Watch Hin house,
Watch Hill.
Mrs. Willis Austin entertained two
tables of bridge on Saturday after
noon in honor of Mrs. b. w Pierson
of New York.
Mr. and Mrs George f. Ward Miss
Curtis and Miss Myra Parker are
among the Norwich guests at Mabrey
house. NeDtuQe park.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Robert H. Harvey has gone to Port
land. Ore, where he will be the cues
of Henry Grodotzke.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Under the auspices of the Connecti-
cut society, Sons of the American Rev
olutials- and in cooperation with the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

The Connecticut Academy of the
Fine Arts, recently orga nized in Hart
ford is planning to hold its first eS-
hibition of sculpture and paintings in
November or December of The present
wear
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Councilman and Mrs. Walter +
Woodwork and family are at thei
cottage at Ocean Beach.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Ward. Miss
Curtis and Miss MyEa Parker are
among the Norwich guests at Mabrey
house, Neptune park
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Miss Kate Gilbert of Evergreen ave
nue., Hartford, is in Norwich for
few days to visit friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Adjt Fred w. Seller, secretary of
the Southern New England division of
the salvation Army. with hra1quar-
iers at Hartford, has been promoted
and Will take up work this eek with
provincial headquarters in Cleveland
o. Adjutant Seller is well known
throughout his district and has been
most successful.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Among the recent grabbing expedi-
lions down the river was that Of Will
lam III. Sweet. who never fails 20 try
his luck in the proper season. and Bur-
ton Hail. at Harrisons Station, where
their nets scooped in 80 nice ones
without difficulty.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Because the rain storm, which visit
ed us Saturday evening, cleared away
during the night, it is thought If the
signs hold good that we will have an
other such visitation within few
days.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

The Poquonoc race track is under
stood now to be. one of the best in
New England. Prominent hal semen
from New London. Norwich end other
places adjacent say that the track is
faster by several seconds tat.n any
other in this part of the country
New London Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

A new and practical innovation will
be in evidence at Camp Weeks, Man
tic, this week, in two wireless stations
which have been erected there for the
use of the signal corps men from New
Haven
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

1t is expected that Ocean Beach day
festivities will this year continue two
days. No date has been set YET, but
cottagers are discussing convenient
date and August Band 4 seem 90 meet
with much favor.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Capt Robert Thorne, formerl.' head
of the Salvation Army in this city,
has been transferred from New Lon
don, where he has been in charge of
the work for several months Captain
and Mrs. Thorne held a fare We'll serv-
ice Sunday. before going to spend a
vacation in Maine and the provinces.
A party of the Brooklyn boys who
are in camp at Gardner lake walked
in to New London Friday. spent the
night at the Y. M. c. A, and walked
back Saturday. The boys are acquir
ing a healthy tan, developing their
muscle and having a good time gen
orally at the lake
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

this city, and the ST. stanislaus society
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-18

Nathan A Gibbs sailed Saturday
noon from Gales Ferry on his auxiI-
larry boat May for Watch Hill, where
he will be Joined today by Rev. II. J.
WyclIoh and ]. II. Larrabee for a. ten
days cruise to Buzzards' Bay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11

for which the session was called and,
Senator Thomas added lis it MOI un-
reasonable to eXpect tha five men
should complete the annolating CT the
s.ate laws in eight months time?'
Thomas Yields to Question
Senator Thomas yielded to q ques-
lion By Senator Smiln, who asked Il
It is no a fact that the fees and
salaries bill would have been passed
nut for tne lobby that has been main
aimed Senator Thomas replied that
he was not in fear Of lobbyists.
Senator Taylor hen arose and de
liJered an mpassioned speech In
which he referred to membe S Of the
code commission as having chlldIshly
hung around his legislature crying
fer continue ion for S400 a month
Senator Davis was surprised tha'
.he legislature had created something
+. could no. abolish, and hooted at the
idea a. permitting be code commits
sion holding up he hgisla. nfe, re-
mindine his colleagues TIA the
ihrea to sue the state was childish,
making The point that the late can
not be sued, even on cont act.
Senator Redwine urged disposition
of the matter by passing the bill
abolishing he prescnt commission
aud creating tribunal thai will give
The state a code
The IIatcheit motion 10 defer ac-
iion until this afternoon and the
Thomas mo ion TO slrik ont The item
oi Sl.5o0 both failed of adoption.
Law Clerk Cranes Account.
Senator H1tche,l then moved in
strike out he $500 item 20 pay h,
G.. Crane law clerk, for sallry 10
the mcn'hs Of August September
October and November Of last year
Seng or Graham opposed The Hat
cheli amendment. paying high
tribute to The work done by Crane,
charac'cfizing The qulbblins over lhls
itom ~ "child'a, ploy since L VIII
hays 10 be paid eventually by The
5 ale
Senator So rels. member Of the
legal advisory committee, opposed
The latchci amendment. bringing
cut lhat the reason Crane has NOT
already been paid is because all
members of the code commission will
not sign The vouchers CT Crane fof
The work he has done
Senators Memminger ana Blair or
POSED the state paying the $500 TO
Crane. Senator Blair said the attitude
OF the code commission was an out
rage and tha, III the members re-
fuse 70 sign the Crane vouchers hey
should be sent TO the penltentlary
Senator Brownlee arose In answer
70 Senator Blair. saying Il am tired
CT listening to old man Blair talk
about something he knows Nothing
Of Al This iuncture President
bellamy diFee,ed Sena ,ol Brownie
10 address Senator Blair not as odd
man Blair hnt AS Senator Blalr,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11

Senator Blair arose while Senator
BtcWnlCe was on the floor and said
in order 10 save time he would plead
guilty to any charge Senator Brown
lee would make. Senator Brownlee
closed with the remarks thai he
lodged he same charges against
Senator Blair that he had made
against each indi Jidual member Of
the code commission and sd, down.
A en- Criticses Blair.
Senator Allen then addressed the
senate, scoring Senator Blair holly,
and suggesting hat Senator Blair
should apologize to the senate body
for his bellicose remarks.
Senator Wa rem wanted 10 know
whether Crane was employed by The
sta'e or by an individual, and was
ruled out OF order by President Bel
lamy. but was latfr allowed 10 elicit
The information. bun II could not be
given Senator SOrrels reading from
the law creating the code commission
which authorized the code commits
sion 10 supply necessary cie ical an;
stenographic help, ETC The viva
voce vote on the Hatehett amend
ment striking out the $500 item de-
clared it lost, when the bill, as
amended, was placed on third read
ing and final passage, % voting for
the bill and 10 against. The emer.
Seucy failed to carry.
House bill No. l6f, by Burnettc,
Reeves aud Smith Of Custer, cons;i-
naing Custer county superior court
town was passed hually with The
cutf rgcnNy.
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. 00c 000o GO 9 - 9 90 9 9
: PAT CHATS WITH SoLoNS .
q .
COCO cccco COCO coo @

The greatest problem the people
have to solve these days." said Sen
aior Hatchett. is thar of taxation.
There is admission everywhere that
great corporations have not In the
past paid their full share of taxes
the only state that has so far, as
recall made a good taxing law thA.
is fair 10 all interests, is Massachu
setts. That state, | believe, has far
superior revenue laws than any sis
Ter commonwealth | have not been
pleased with our taxing laws. al
though it is probable some of them
will work out all right. No one per-
son will ever solve the taxation ques-
tion-it is too big for any individual.
aud as countries grow in population
aud wealth accumulates the problem
ows harder and more complex The
old methods of taxing proved made
Quate and in some instances weSe
very unequal. | Believe law can D.
made that will allow the big corpor-
ate interests to pay their just share
e taxes and trust We will get to an
enactment Of that nature very soon"
II sec newspaper correspondent
has. through an oklahoma magazine,
told Inst how Legislative body
should perform aud gives it all the
ADVICE on heroic and towering mind
csn pile Or, said an East side mem-
her Iast evening. But The strange
bart Of the article, is that it sdyo
Gates doing away with patty caucus
work and wants the representatives
TO get on the floor in committee of
Ike whole and there thresh out legls-
lation Had The writer been some
sp'ig who had never attended pre-
,,ous session, there would be excuse
for the article, but man who has
(ot We ars served big newspaper and
who has q fair knowledge Of men
trows without hard committee sefv-
ice and agreements. measures
would require five months to the sec
ion. Caucus agreements are the safe
|yF Of legisatiQmf A map may not
! snrees With hiefpatty-- may think that
f his people arebeing injured by sofns
act and, sof cou SO. he con be excused
iluUl luH Cuucus. Wntil, as Tree idnCt
le NAV take whatever course seems
correct for him and best for the pe0-
pie who sent him to legislate for
them. But In caucus we thresh out
Ike various differences, compromise.
lall legislation that amounts to any.
thing Is eomprcmise) get ready
tp put the act through or defeat 1t.
and the session OF the legislative
body Is not hampered by the debates,
etc. thar are had in the caucus. usual.
~ held Of evenings
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11

county,
county
r. P Mitchell, Blanchard Meclain
county
W. S. Ray. ldabel, Mecurtain
county
W. NJ. Hopkins, Vivian, Mcintosh
county
j. c Major Granlon, Major coun-
ty
c. NJ D. Holdford, Nadin. Mar
snail couny
Wyman Thompson. Ketchum.
Mafes county
NJ o. Harris sulphur Murray
county
D HIM. Warner Muskogee
county
j A. Douglass. Perry, K 40 3.
Noble county
g. p Greer Wsleetka okfuskee
county
r L peebly oklahoma City. Oh
lahoma county.
A. G. Pendleton. Besgs. IL 40. l..
Ckmulgee county.
" T Brook, Pawhuska. Usage
county
j. A. Hamilton, Miami Ottawa
county
W T. Bclden, Meramec, pawucc
county
Wallace York, Indianola pittsburs
county
A. C. Lindsay Fit1bugb, pou'o'oc
coun,y
y G. Willis, TrouslaIc, Pottasal.
omie county
W A. Adams, BanllcN Roger
Mills county.
Tbos T Bard Clsremore. Rogers
county
W Ferguson wcwoha. Seminole
county
Joe Peters. sallisav sequoyah
county
H. W Lewipr. Goymoa Texas
county
Frank Haynes Broken = row,
Tulsa county
I'D Sw'en,, Waeouer Wagoncr
county.
NJ, G Watson, Caury, Kas., Wash
iDgton county
q le,E lpo1,. Alya. Moods county.
4 T. R CGarelief woodward. WOOD
&aA% countyA ;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
DON'T EXPER NJ EhT
You viii Make No Mistake II You
Follow This Guthrie Citizens
Advice
Never neglect your kIdncyg

Never neglect your kidneys.
lf YOU have pain in the back Urin
ary disorders dizziness aud nervous,
ness, it's time 10 act aud no time to
experiment These are all symptom
Of kidney trouble. and you should
seek remedy which is known TO csre
the bidonys.
Doau'5 Kidney Pills is the remedy
10 use. No need to experiment II
has cured many stubborn cases in
Guthrie Follow the advice Of Guth.
rio citizen and be cured yourself.
S. Il. Hunter, l2lG W hansu- Ave.
Guthrie Okla. says, My kidneys
wore out 0t order for long inc,
causing my back 10 become very
lame. II we're on my feet for any
length Of time, my kidneys pained me
aud often al night could scarcely
,tlcep ifreglilarf passages of The Nd
neys secrell0ns also gave me a stcat
deal of annoyance. | determined TO
stop the trouble ifpoSsible and wien
{ heard Doans Kidney pills highly
recommended, procured a box from
J. y. Wallaces dug store, They
strengthened my back and kidneys
and rid me of all pain do not
hesitate one moment IN giving them
my endorsement
For sale by all dealers Price 10
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York sole agents Tor the United
States
Remember the name Doan's- and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
SENATORS DRAW
SIGH OF RELIEF


amendment A motion by Thomas
lha' The first item Of 81 800 be strick-
IN from the bill brought out dis
cussion as 10 whether or not The
provisions Of the bin as amended
would have the efiec of stopping the
sa'acv of $500 a month of each Of
the five members Of he code com.
mission. and as he amended bin was
moi Oh he desks, Senate Hatchett
moted hat action on the bill be de-
ferred unIil this afternoon.
Sena or Thomas opposed The Hat
chet motion on the ground that ihe
people OF the sta,e commanded the
legislature 10 convene in exiraordl-
airy session 10 hold session Of
hree weeks for the purpose OF pass
0g a fee, and salary bill and the
house composed of tao members and
he senate of Il members have been
here over htty days and have moi as
yet passed the bill fo the purpose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-11
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
Will Attend Second Annual
Meeting Of State Board
Of Agriculture

Sixty Or the seventysiN delegates
thai viii aleud ihe second annual
meeting OF the state hoard of agri
culture, al saltwater in August have
ALREADY been elected The annual
meetings Ok The county farmers in
stitutes which elect The delegate and
alternate 70 attend this meeting for
the present year have already been
held In sixty cut OF The seveniy'siX
counties in the state The sixteen
counties in which The annual meet
ings have not been held are as fol-
lows. Alfalfa, Harmon, Greer Wash
ia, kiowa, Stephens Jefferson, Co
manche Caddo. Timan, Jackson,
e eek. lincoln Payne, Nowata and
PuShmataha Dates have been set
for these meetings, except in Creek,
Lincoln. Payne. N0wata and Pushma-
taha counties The meetings in the
other eleven counties win be held
between March u and April Z. 1910.
The delegates elected 10 date are as
follows.
$. / Langley, Wesuille. Adair
county
n w Harrison, Atoka, Atoka
county
i, j shiIlilgburg. Beaver city,
Beaver county
j. r Roatze Watonga, Blaine
county.
J ~ Busscll. Du.ant Bryan
county.
n y Highnighr Ardmore Carter
county.
". Barnes, cereal. Canadian
county.
Jonn +, Thompson, Tahlequah.
Cherokee county.
n j Leard, Hugo, Choctaw coun-
ty.
r. n Frank, Boise civ, cimarron
county
4. ! Brown. Lexington, Cleveland
county
Tom Roach, i.ulu, Coal county.
Frank Franklin, Vinita Craig
county
+. il Gallon, Arapano, Custer
county.
Lee llowc, ceorc, Delaware couu-
ty.
" r. Payuc. Taloga. Dewey
county
Frank Nohapuab, Arnc.i, Ellis
county
II. j. Keslcr. Enid, Il. No. 3, Gar
field county
s. l., cardrr, Paus Valley, Garyin
county
II. A. Mllcu, Rash Springs, Grady
county
VIM. D. Lalia Nardin. Grant
county
J.. X. Litz, Bulorl. Harper county
Geo. L. Smith, Star, Haskell coun- (
ty
D. D. Nlc1a lin EIoldenyIlc
Hughes county.
J. .. chastan, Randolph, john
sion county
Il w Brian, Newkirk, Kay county
" A. Goodspced, llcnnesscy
Kingiisher county
II X. Gore, Wilburiou, Laiiner
county
6. r stephens. spiro lie Flore
b /. rIauley Guthrie. Logan
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gated by the supreme court. In con-
ciusion, MaXey declared he knew the
bill was aimed at The school land de-
partment and that the easier remed,
would be to place the secretary OF the
school land commission under a suf-
fcient bond
Wallace Replies To Maxey
In answer 10 MaXey, Wallace de-
cared hat It was a well-known fact
that S5J0000 Of state fuuds Fad been
deposited in the Columbia Bank &
1rusi company when that institution
failed. He read the law, which he
said was plain, that no deposit of
STATE funds should exceed the cap
ilal stock OF the bank in which de-
posted. He stated that State Treas
uier Menefee was not in violation OF
the law, his deposit amounting to
cnly 100000, but that the secretary
of the school land commission bad
permitted 100000 of the school
funds to be deposited with the Coum-
lila Bank & Trust company.
Burnette argued that even Ii the
money were put in the hands of the
state treasurer by law, it could be
as well embezzled before it reached
HIM rs now.
we don't want to destroy that
bank guaranty law which so operates
that such an institution as the Col
umbia Bank & Trust company can
lail without a ripple on the business
vaters Of this state" added Burnette.
rltterback. Republican, declared the
school land department was spending
four times as much as necessary.
The house adjourned at noon with
he amendment by Wallace pending.
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WIFE SEEKING MISSING HUSBAND
cnnllnuen from ease one

phone messages TO Guthrie aud to
her parents near TeXarkana, to Fort
Worth and other localities whe.e
hey have lived during their nine
years Of marriage have proved dis
mally fniile and apprehension as TO
BIS safety has given place gtoya decid;
cd eertaintyAe exceptphe' oiieN elenqtI
most horrible 10 a'l@women, that She
may be desarted,s gas
MY husband drinks. but not to
excess. II is either desertion or he
has met with foul play. | cannot
tell
II his absence continues Sheriff
Binion will be asked for assistance.
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ALL FUNDS IN STATE TREASURY


Continued from raks one
iCl use in emergency. and the bank
INK boayd would be unable to use the
fund unless the legislature should
he called together 10 makc an appro
priatiOu
He further assorted that TO turn the
bar commission fund Into the stalf
tcasury would cripple that depart
mon also. Since u was intended to be
contrplled undce regulations promul