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 is presented to the secretary of state
 10 becomes his duty immediately to
 cail an election in order that the
 Ieopae may vote upon 1t and it is distributed all over the state by notice so that every person may be dame acquainted with it and it re qaires majority to enact it and then 1t becomes a law the same as
 II the legislature had enacted it
 Also in the sane paragraph the initar tive and referendum gives us the right to refer" as I understand it. that Is when any law has been passed by the legislature upon a petition be- ing aled with the secretary of state by the requisite number Of qualified voters in this case five per cent. No law. however, goes into effect for ninety days excepting laws immediate iy necessary for the preservation of the public peace. health or safety, or for the support and maintenance of the state government: well. this law being in the office of the sec retary of state a petition may be presented to him signed by five per cent of the qualified electors requir- ing that the law shall be submitted to the people for approval or dis approval, and thus the five per cent can hold the law up until the people can vote on it and then it has no effect unless majority of the people vote that it shall go into effect This is called the referendum.
 Then as to our government. the second subdivision provides for the iegis ature of the state. a senate and house of representatives. The senate is to be composed of I9 members and the house of representatives of thirty five. and of that number Co chise has two senators and seven representatives: the next highest having six representatives and two senators. will tell you now as a fact that the thing which caused the most trouble and consumed the most time was trying to arrive at a proper of representatives because they did not want Cochise to have any more than Marieopa and wanted Us to waive the basis on which the delegates were them selves chosen and it was committed to our committee and they decided l t was proper basis on which to l fix apportionment The other provi- 1: sion of the legislative department | are very simple and follow those O, all the other states.
 Then we come to the judicial de-
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stay there and not come back to oochise county. and 1t raised a lit
 eohiusicn and after a while when We had teen holding night sessions ana everybody was tired ana We had teen working over the taxat,or s resenue articles and had several dis.
 'eenhehts over it. and jus, as ',
 matter Was being closed upl tber. NAo Deen provision provided for peiinitting all tax payers to vote unor
 y special assessment on bond
 sesions wherever a district was he ."s ovuaee for public Improvements ana shis provision included women "ho were tax payers and had reef. aehce. Well that had been voted m
 n ana there was some feeling that "hefe a persons property was to be mortgaged that they ought to have s0nnelhlng to say about it. In inc dts. eussion It was afterwards shown tba, women had the right to vote unser siiis provision and one member who was enthusiastic for women's sur- frase called attention to the fact that at last women's suffraga had been adopted. Well, the matter was agaln put to vote and the entire ssction was annmled. and vote 10 reconsider adopted and the sec- tlon stricken out. We'll the news papers got hold of it and as they Nere ways so fair in such matters they stated that women's suffrage had been adopted in the constituron NOW l have explained that matter and while there were a good many In favor of it you will find it does not exist.
 Those are about the most Import ant features of the constitution. but the greatest trouble with some of
 n viii be the corporation commission. The constitution pro sides for this feature. the most dras. JIG measure of the entire instrument ! defy any man to say it is any more than 1t should be: It provides Q commission which has inquisitoEiaf
 BCNSio OftI dll UuG lt service corporations and over all corporations organized in the state Q. Arizona that offer their stocK for sale to the public, that is private corporations which offer their stock to men who invest in such concerns. If any person would want to know sbout a corporation he can get the facts from the office of the corpora ton commission It is for the purpose of protecting the public against wild cat combinations and against con- panies organized here which have hurt our name as a territory among the eastern n,en of capital:
 While you will hear the corpora ton commissioa here and there re- ferred to you win not hear that mat ter discussed very largely. but 70 { will hear the article referring to
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WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 13.- Taft's inclination to appoint William E. Lewis, a negro lawyer of Boston, assistant attorney general is meet ing with much opposition. Booker T. ashington called on Attorney Gen eral Wickersham today to urge it, and Speaker Cannon called to oppose it. The speakers opposition is not based on racial grounds, but reasons Of economy. It was known that the place President Taft had in mind for Lewis was that of assistant attorney general in charge of Indian depreda- ton cases. John D. Thompson. of Danville. Illinois. Speaker Cannon's home town, now holds the place and .tends to resign as soon as the work is finished
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 13.- Colonel Roosevelt in addressing the : Chamber of Commerce at itsr an- nuai banquet tonight, among other things said:
 Tt seems to me that acthing could be better augury for the future of this country than that a republican president should appoint an ex-confederate of opposite polit icai faith as chief justice of the United States supreme court, and receive the unanimous applause os his countrymen Bodies like this chamber If commerce have been industriously taught to regard me as kind of modified anarchist. As matter of fact, I think if you will read what 1 have said, ard no. what certain representatives of the press nave said that said, you will see l have tried to preach only the doctrines on which this repub- lie was founded
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TROLLEY LINE REGULATION

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. 13- With a view to lessening the chances for repetition o: the trolley car wrecks which cost many lives in Ia- diana the past summer Grover Mar shall today held conference with the executive and operating officials of the chief inte-urhan lines doing business in the state. The members of the state railroad commission were also present at the conference, which discussed measures to be presented at the coming session of the legisla- ture for the regulation and control Of the interurban traffic.
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FRIENDLY RELATIONS RESUMED

BUENoS AYREs, Dec. 1S.-Friend ly relations were estab 'ished today between Argentina and Bolivia The trouble between the two countries originated in Bolivia's resentment O. 3 decision by President Alcorta. ar bitratOf Of tne Bolivia-Peru boundary dispute. 1t being said he had favored Peru. Recently Gen. Jose PandO. for mer president of Bolivia, opened ne gotiations with the Areentina gov eminent. the latter country being re presented by Forsign Minister -Peor tea. As a result Pando declared s recogition of the fact. that the award of the Argentina executive was in epired by spirit of justice. Today Pando and Portela signed a protocol resuming diplomatic relations.
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the judiciary and their recall attack ea by every argument which their ingenuity can invent This will come forth in great yo.ume in certain places but it is the corporation com mission which they will fight against and they will undertake to kill 1t on account of that and that alone, and yet you will hear less of that than any other one thing but it is the feature to which they are mott teriy opposed. 1 hope tha. there will be few people in February to oppose the constitution on that or any other ground.
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FILE EDDY WILL

BOSTON. Dec. 13.-The will of Mrs. Eddy will be filed at Concord. N. H., tomorrow by Gen Frank s. Streetsr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that there win
be n special meeting of the stockholders
OF tho Nevada Hills Mining company. had
and hold at the office OF said company,
room Nc. 20A. NewhoUse building, Salt
Lake City, Utah. the 2nd day OF
July. 1910. at the hour OF . o'clock p. m.
Of said day.
Said meeting will he had and held for
the following purposes:
FIrst-To consider tho advisabiity OF
amending the articles or incorporation of
said company 80 rs 10 increase tho cap
it'll stock from 900, 900 shares of tho
par value of $500 each, to ESQ. 900 shares
OF the par value OF sS 90 each.
Sccond-To amend tho articles OF In
corporation so as to change the principal
place of business OF said corporation from
Salt Lake city, Utah. TO tho city OF
Reno. Nevada.
And. In case said articles OF jncorpora-
tion shall be amended in the foregoing
particulars. To authorize and direct the
proper officers OF the company TO file with
tho proper officers the necessary and
requisite papers. showing such amend
mcnt.
This meeting is called pursuant to n
resolution of the board Of directors and
at the request OF the holders and own
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council Of Salt Lake city OF the Intention
uf such council to make tho following de-
scrlbcd Improvement, to-wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitrinod pipe eight (S) inches in diameter
on city avenue. which runs north from
Seventh South street 10 Sixth South
street between State and Second East
strcets. In sewer district No. D. and de-
fray tine abuttcrs' portion OF the cos. ana
expense thereof. estimated at nine hun
drcd two and 25-10O (S902. 26) dollars, or
93-10O (s0.o3J dollars per front or linear
foot OF abuttlng property, there being
l002.5 feet nbutting sud Improvement, by
81 local assessment upon the lots or pieces
of ground within tho following described
district, being the district TO be affected
and benefited by said Improvement.
namely;
Tho north 2t7.5 feet OF the west side
OF the oast Ills feot of lot =. the north
los feet OF the west side OF the cast las
feet OF lot .; the north s2.5 feet OF the
south 165 feet Of tho west side Of the
east 1915 feet of lot ., the south 2J75
feet OF the east side Of the west 33 feet
OF lot Z: the south 81 feet OF the north
165 feet of the east side OF the west 495
feet OF lot Z: the south 165 feet of the
east side OF the west 6S feet Of lot 4. all
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that there VIII
be meeting Of the stockholders of tho
Glcnwood Mining company at the office
OF the company at ll0G West Seventh
South street. Snlt Lake City. Utah. on
the 26th day of May. 1870 at 2 O'Clock
., M Of said day, for the purpose OF CON
sidcrlnG the amendment Of section G OF
the articles of Incorporation. To
change the amount and par valuo Of the
capital stock. and also sections g. L. and
49, so as 10 Increase the number OF OFF,
Gers, provide for their election and re-
moval, and make other provisions for the
calling and holding annual and special
meetings and the number necessary to
constitute n quorum at stockholders and
officers meetings.
THE Gt.ENWOOD MINING co,
A. GROVENOR President
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senled proposals will bc race..
the First National Benk bujiSiave5
Fails, Idaho, by ". r. Gran
o'clock j. m. on the goth isu uni
1910, for the construction Of a birh 3
building, "'sn -
For further particulars SEQ II. r =
at the above address, or W,uI. Y
Fenuel. architects, Boise IdSsIan
arc wanted for a general CONTRA,
rate bids viii be received for the -
Ing contract, Wv h'
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST,
NO, /. Twin Falls IA
W. II. ELDRIDGE. Cierk. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
FIGHTING WHITE
SLAVE TRAFFIC
Norway Is Taking a Very Deep
Interest in Crusade Now
Being Made.
BY ERIC GRUNDMARK.
Special Cable TO The Tribune.

epecial Caple 10 Inc irlpunc.
COPENHAGEN. Nay 1s.-Norway is
taking very deep interest in the cru
SADIE against the white slave traffic.
King Haakon. at tho suggestion OF the
queen, has made n study OF the situation
as It effects Norway aud at his suggos-
tion understand the minister OF religion
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srs of majority OF the outstanding
capital stock of said corporation.
It. x. STEVENS.
Assistant Secretary.
w. II. WEBER.
JOHN A. KIRBY.
~ JAMES FARRELL.
JOHN r. HODSON,
JAMES X. DAVIS,
Stockholders.
Salt Lake City, Utah. April so, 1910.
k482
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In block 20, plat "a" Salt I.sr. c,.
Yeys ho City
All protests and objections "a :.
Tsniss 1ns 0ns IN r,s'T OF such intention must Ss
block, or description OF pronarti lot
city recorder on or before IN ~, 70
Of May, 1910. being the TINA "u Sist
council when IL will hear and w
such protests and objections ns sonl
made thereto, pS ma,
BY order OF the city council -
Dated April 18th. 1910.
3. 8. Rly7
- Cifv Pc
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EXCURSION TO OGDEN

sunday via Oregon Short Line. md
,vcry SUNDAY during the summer
Round trip Sl.0o, with choice of twenty
trains. Late train leaves Ogden $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

Fine imported silk isles and
sGauze Ii5le Half Hose, in plain col
ors and fancy effects jacquard
stripes in self and contrasting col,
OTIS, drop stitch silk clocked. silk
embroidered, etc. etc, soc values,
go at
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Conducts His Own Case.

Mr.. Johanusou conducts his OWN case,
His opening address made a good impress
sion. lie said tho letters In question wore
written personally by King Gustavns ".
in the year 1882. and he asserts that
kings daughter. The defense denies TINT
tho letters arc in the possession OF the
royal family. and asserts that Madame de
la Brache was tho daughter of customs
officer named MaCnusson.
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has issued :. circular to the clergy re
aucstinE that young girls preparing Tor
thcir first communion should be also In
struutod respecting the dangers of taking
situations I'm foreign countries without
previous Inquiry" Not only this, hut at
the kings request the scandinavian
Amcrican line has decided to place upon
it's vessels reliable woman whose duty
II viii be TO look after all young girls
and women travelling i'm tho ship THIS
is n most excellent innovation. and one
which cannot fail Ia bc productive OF the
happiest results. The dangers of the
young cmigranI girl arc many while at
sea. ] understand that III" action OF
Norway will be followed ny similar action
on the part of both Denmark and Sweden.
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King Defendant in Court.

II is not often that king appears aa
defendant I'm court. but this somewhat /
novel thing has happened in Stockholm.
Some time ago | told something about
the action brought by former County
Councillor Johannson against the roNal
family. The ease was brought before the
hich court and still is In progress. The
king appears by counsel and the proceed
inCS attract an audience which crowds
the court room. Johannsen. a former
county councillor, the plaintiff, asserts that
the royal family arc indebted 10 him In
the sum Of 6.0OO. 600 kr0ncn. or 81. 500. 600
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He is tho heir OF the late Madame Holga
dc In Brache, and he alleges that some
letters which King Oscar I. borrowed
from her provo that she was the illcSiti-
mate daughter OF King Gustavus ", who
was dcthroncd in the year 1909. and that
she was deprived OF the above mentioned
fortune. She never received the letters
back again, and Mr. Johannson now
claims that the royal family shall deliver
them To the court
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NOTICE TO CoNTpAcne.-

Sewer extension y, ,so City Res
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-08-11

Men IN Partial 10 shs variety Thae
Plays AIS Kfnda Of Aaeer Tricks.

Men Are Partial 70 thss Variety Thal
Plays All Rfnda o. &aeer Trl rkn.
you don't seem to be making much
Of a display Of hose" said the regular
caller 70 the hardware merchant VINO
was arranging his spring stock on the
sidewalk Ia front Of the store. says the
Providence Tribune.
No, replied the hardware mer'
chant somewhat gruny. i've told
you several times that we don't do
much with hose. Nobody can after a
~community's cot settled down. We've
got two or three shots OF hose on
hand IN case there's any demand for
e. but we don't sell much Of Il. When
q mar buys a few feet Of hose he ex-
poets ltii last forever and be makes
Il last forever. even II Il leaks al
every pore. as II generally does after
It's been IN the cellar one winter. tn
squirt all oyer everything and every
body except the lawn. but be ties rags
around the broken places until Il LOOKS
as II Il had been through a and
lets Il sqnfrt. He won't come down
q order any new hose.
"One reaso Is you can't get a boy
70 water the lawn with q new hose.
A boy likes a hose thatll wet him
through and play all kinds OF queer
tricks; the more II leaks the better
be likes Il. But II you have a brand
new hose and you can make him touch
Il AZ all he'll take Il out and turn Il
on wagons and dogs and people that
are going By. and you'll have A police
man az the back door IN an hour or
two complaining Of him. Once In a
good while a manll buy a lot OF land
and build a new house and order .
new hose. but Il amt often enough 70
make II worth while 70 carry much OF
q stock.
II you wouldn't lean your whole
weight on tina. vine in that box Il
might do better when Il m 70 Be
tra~nspianfed." concluded the hardware
merchant -Ain't there no more arms
on that armchair in there for 0 70
white CIR
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kMScienCe
NMInvention


Il - . understood Empns nAf.'
men that me spesa o. vessel y -.
tsefed ~ ne oepth OF me NAtsf' no1
mefsiy IN nhoAi places. put wen -
ne deeper Waterway
Seattle is reducing its atssD hills
When the work planned - completed
SApoo.ooo cubic yards o. material VIII
have bssn removed Hydraulic slnie'
ms Is ne method emplofse.
y "a ssia mat Froh AAfi n.1tie.
OF me university % his' p. p'oo-Ne
a tynthetie rubber. attempts snen -
this hafs eesn macs ums Ano as~'n'
11t Nith % eommefeiAi success
Prof A. Woeikof. after an exami'
nation o. the geographical and eco
homie conditions a The problem. an
nouness bic conelualen that In the
future meat Nii become too expensive
Coz ordinary food. and thai man must
eventually derive practically all hie
t~nEl1nanoe from The feGeiahie king
dom. Boz te believes that there VIII
~ no lack 81 food on that account.
because he Application q scientific
methods appears 70 BE- capable Of IN.
~rfeasins fhe pr~oduciireness o. The
agricultural lands % the Globe % an
almost unlimiied eaient He thinks
the successful substitution o. any nan
pfartured product fof yeEciaoie food IL
snfrsmsly Improbable. pesAnse plant
IRE = capable q uliil.,nt sp.AI en.1ks
much nors eoonom'ea"s tAAn p ma
chine
The FEASIBILITY q employing signals
sent 81 wireless tsieEraphy 10 correct
the time Of c~hronometers and clocks
has long presented itself 10 many
Transatlantic steamships In midoeean.
mlnds. and not long ago . practical
test wa made between two great
transatlantic steamships IN mid-ocean.
which thus exchanged their ehronom.
etar tlmes one was found q few sec
ondn in error. Nensra Claude and
Frrro have just reported 70 the Paris
Academy Of Sciences the results Of
their experiments rith wireless time
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-08-11

Nicaragua has been distinguished
even afaong Central American repub.
lies BY the number OF lie revolutions
Discovered By Columbus. Il takes IL
name from the chief who ruled Il at
the time Of lie exploration By Doirla,
in i511. OF its earliest rulers Il has
been said that the FIRST had been a
murderer. the second a murderer and
rebel. the third murdered the second,
the fourth was a forger and the nth
a murderer and rebel Nicaragua
abounds IN prehistoric remains. and
IN some parts. Il ls said. the lnhabit.
ants sim supply themselves with pot.
try from the vast quantities preserved
below the surface.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-08-11

The ministers wife has many demands
Awaiting her busy but tired hands.
Who must ear up b perfect child,
Never BY g0ssipera be beEuiled.
Make fancy lace objects for the bazaarl
Wear lace on herself that Is palmer
BY far.
Pin IN Al the organ. help out he choir
Work for ID church when all others
firef
You've guessed the reply-perhaps yoq
knew Il;
~oh. WELL the minister's wife should
The minister's wife al look ahead
TO winning a crown and winge when
dead;
While We. admitting her chance Of re-
ward.
Manage 70 make her way ton hard
RI more hat she does Of our duty fo'
Ana pIods through life without any
Bot when the heavens in judgments
And Cod ans he meek 70 rise up
Lonr hablt VII make as answer 70 a.:
~Oh. welt the minister's wife should
do nl~
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