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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
New Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION
NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Jackson, Miss, !
April Is, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Pleas
ant L. Mills of RichtOn, Miss. r f.
D. No. l, who on February q, 1893,
made Homestead Entry Serial No.
Oe482, for the NE4 OF the NE4, Sec
lion 26, Township 5 North, Range
8 West, St. Stephens Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
Final Communication Proof, to estab-
fish claim to the Iaad above describ-
ed, before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Greene County, at Leakes-
vile, Mississippi, on the
20th Day of May 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: j.
W. Gordon, Alex Valley, Hardy
Valley, Fl. w, Byrd, all OF Richton,
Miss, r. T. D. No l.
J. JAYWHITE, Register,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
28th Day of Nav I9I0.
NOTICE OF HOLDING CIRCUIT
COURT.
CIRRCUlr COURT, MAY TERM 1910,

CIRRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM 11IO'J
Whereas, the Legislature of the
State of Mississippi has put Greene
County in the 10th Circuit Courl
District, said state, which law will
be effective on the 1st day of May,
changing the time of holding the
Circuit Court Of Greene County from
the Third Monday in February and
August to the Second Monday Of
May and November
Notice is hereby given that reg
ular term of the Circuit Court in
and for Greene County, Mississippi,
will be begun and held at the Court
House thereof in the town of Leakes-
vile, said County and State on the
End Monday, the 9th Day of May, 1910.
Litigants, witnesses and defendants
will take notice and be governed
accordingly. All witnesses will be
present at said time or they will be
subjected to fine of Five Hundred
Dollars. BY order of Hon. Jno. u.
Buckley, Judge 10th Circuit Court
District, Miss. This May 10th, A.
D. 1910
90 S. r. MCKAY, Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
DENTAL NOTICE.

Editor Herald: -Give me local say,
ing will be in Leakesville. May Ind
Will aemain ten days or two weeks
Office over J. e Miller's store.
sCHAS.e E. WARD.
:Shubnia, Miss,
April 20, 1910.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
Wednesday, NAY I'D, l9lO.

and continuing through sunday end S1nday)
ldr James e, Byrd, the State 5. 5. Evan telIst
will be here to conduct it and there will be
other workers of considerable reputation to
assist him. Mr. Lowrey Love, q drummer
who is sal d 20 be the best and most successful
S. s Superintendent in the State has promis-
ed to be with us on one day. The teachers and
workers of all denominations are asked to
come and take part in his great treat.
IL. G. JOY NER, Chairman Co m
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22

SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE NOTICE.
To the teachers and Workers in Sunday
Schools, There Will be held in the town of
LeaEeSville Il :. ). Institute beginning on
] a a II l.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03


NJ money NJ present 10 pay for II he
thought he might as ven drown his
yeyations ID champagne and asked for
q bottle OF The brand hc HE'D best
without even inqgirlng tlie New YORK
conception Of Its Price.
As the waiter world have gore on
with the order Val called him back
ii sudden thought do you know
The names Of the people at lissable
where siopptdY
.Yes. SIR" replied the man. They
arc very well known here We often
hasc thcm dlnias aud lunching- Mr.
Coolidge Is millionaire. lie and bis
daughter are Just back from Europe.
ard Mrs. aud Miss Milton TOO"
.sycs, yes said Loycland impatient.
II. II know ail that. Tut the Others"
ooh. the smooth shaved gentleman
with the black hair and prominent
eycs-he's Mr. Milton. Mrs. Millions
husband a sly sort Of gentle.
man. sir. The story h hc and Airs.
Milton don't get along very pleasantly.
Thcre1l be plenty here toaiglt Will be
Interested seeing them ioseihcr sast
after her coming home With The young
lady. And the other gentleman. sir
The good looking young one with the
dark musiache-thafs one Of our
greatest New York swells. Mr. Henry
van Cotter. He"--
THANK you-that viii do" broke
In Loveland. suddenly annoyed by thr
servants knowing loauaclty. The
name OF Henry van coitcr had in
such a connection stirred a dim sense
OF discomfort within him. This Van
coftcr YVES one ~ EIarborough's
friends. Val had left Ilm's letter aad
visiting card This afternoon ut 4
hngc palace OF an apartment house
whore Mr van cotter had a tat.
AZ last be saw bis waiter coming
bacf nrd was about 10 ask irritabl,
whether the man thought Il was 70
morrow's breakfast he'd ordered when
a scaled envelope Of the hotel papel
was laid on the table IN place Of tbs
expected oysters.
The servant discrectiy retired out Of
sight behind his lordship's chair like .
little boy who has III squib anc
awaits the explosion. ard Lovelant
tore OPEN The envelope. which. vcry
oddly. he thought. was not addressed.
"sir." Ne read In neat tipping. "th'
management OF the hotel present theii
compliments ard inform you that thl
suit sou are occupying viii hc Required
| from this evening; also that they rcsre
they have no other rnnin 70 place a
your dIsposaL They ,iefcfore incIosl
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03


rier worrying lfs foot II was on bis
lips TO say: What tempest IN ten
pot. Surely you're not going to be-
licye any idiotic tale that tuft hunt.
Ing ass may have trumped up about
me?'
Then be passed on toward bis own
table.
There were two chairs at I.oveland's
table-placed In case he might choose
to bring guest-and he deliberately
selected the one which put him With
bis back to the Coolidge party But
he had forgotten that Major cadwal-
lader Hunter was not one OF that par.
~ aud might wander at viii to any
part OF the dining room. Presently he
did begin to wander, stopping 70 talk
with another group Of people, then
with another. and so on. always on
bis way somewhere else.
4 polite walter had Slipped menu
into the hnnd OF Loveland. who re.
gardcd the decorated square CT card
board as II II were a fetish TO preserve
him from evil, But II he had degned
to let his eye fellow Cadwallader Hun
| ter he would have seen that each
group Of people glanced with furtiye
curiosity al him: stared. whispered,
stared >aeain and -afterward sIgnaled
each other from fable 10 talile
cadwaliaGer Hunter pii1ed himself
on knowing al the people who were
worth knowing wherever he went. Ee
had dined early because he Ind been
minded 10 show himself rather !a;e NJ
the first performance OF new comedy
by the brilliant yonne playwright. sid
ncy Cremer. but now he found himself
appearing on tie stage ard acting a.
most a leading part In a drama hun
dred times more exciting than he could
see at any theater lie went straighl
from the restaurant to the long row o.
desks. In the hotel Office for Il heart (
heart talk with the clerk be had inter
viewed In the morning. Then. having
made the Impression and obtained thl
assurance he desired. he searched fo
other acquaintances in that vast deco
rative corridor OF marble, facetiousl,
known us "Peacocls alley"
Meanwhile Loveland ordered his din
ner. though not quite as carefully a
he would had Ii NOT been for Tie dis
agreeable little incident which he trIe'
10 forget as II IL were but one MGR
In the series of pin pricks As he ha,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03

A WILL 1ANE VI AttB AgtAAtu itlI VIZ .
ROOMS WHEN IN "you can 20. and
READY will give up
the rooms when rm ready"
That's all right as long as It's inside
half an hour" returned the other. still
with unrufllcd poll,cncss. But have
70 stay till you do give them up"
"Confound you. Do you think I'll
set the place on Dire the minute your
back Is turac1T
"Not So mcch that as-therc are 9th
er things yon might do
"wla, nth things? Really should
IKE 10 Anow. ior the sake Of curiosi.
u"
'wcli. II you're bonrd TO get Il out
OF ne. rrc gai to stay aud see .ou
dent fenesc uy articles of value.
ny j0se. 81 taai's Tiny own OF
yours
What's yours Il ours at present, and
what's Ours IA err own. as the bride
said to the bridegroom"
Val could almost have laughed.
though net at the joke. lie. the Mar
quis Of Lovcland. M officer IN tho
Grcnadier guards. was 70 he watched
lest he should steal the hotel soap Of
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03

cADwAtLAnfE utAtEns REVENGE.
T the sound OF ioyelnHd's voice
IA Cadunllader Hun.es straight.
Y ctied up III haste ard turned
4 y round. looking suddenly SUI
aud wicked - a frVzea snake.
Tie stared into Loscland's eyes. bis
own IKE gray glass. aud ~ unaron
isins smile depressed A. corners q
his thin lips.
ooh. that's Il. Is IT. thought Val
With the carelessncss cf man used
70 dominating situations. Hes AFRAID
I'm not going 70 speak 70 him. and hc
aarcn't spenk hiat for fear Of being
snnbbed again wcll'-and Val felt
pleasantly uagnanimous--l'il give
him lead. How are you." he asked
with the paironlzing tone bis voice
unconsclouaiy took when be spoke to
this man.
Then he could hardly believe bis
eyes. which told him that cadwalladcf
Hunter had turned coutcmptuous
shoulder uron him. dartIng disgust IN
yenomous ginnee.
This Is ;he-person We were speak.
Ing Of he said 10 the dark. clean
shaver man toward whom he had
been bending the seemed always to ho
bending toward someoneD when Love
land came up. "shall We have him
turned outi-
Sir. Coolidge. half rose IN bis scat.
losing his characteristic stolidlty. "Nc,
no. be returned III low. decided
voice: ''lherc must be no scene here,
Cor the ladies' sake Keep quiet, every
bedy.'
.you'rc right, Coolidge" returned
the dark. smooth fdccd niah.
Then the hitter nxed bis eyes on
fovcland with stare under frown,
and the other new man stared also.
but The three women looked away. try
sng IN vain 10 think % something easy
and natural 10 say TO each other.
yaIstood for moment stupidity, Ike
a boy IN the schoolroom who has been
hidden TO stand up and be stared a
ns punishment FOR pcmc misdemcan
or He was almost Inclined TO laugh
at the InsoIence OF Cadwnlladcr Hun
Ter. MS n lion might laugh at fox ter
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il ] have-and IN
justice I ought TO
llave-l shall pro-
eeed.
II he other
smiled for the
first time. 81
don't expect that
any Of us will lie
awake nights
worrying" said
he.
I.oveland tried
10 crush the man
with q look. but
he was not 80
easily abashed.
1--WE said all |
want to say
now" Val in.
formed him lcily.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03

yearned wistfuly for the shabby
scotch shooting box where bis moth
or lived and thought long thoughts Of
him.
lie remembered hearing Betty or
Jim Marlborough say that IN American,
towns man might call upon a fam
ily he knew well up 10 The hour Of III
in the evening. 1t was not nearly III
vet. aud, though there was no family !
in New York whom Val knew well, ~
was case of any port in a storm.
The Coolidges were now out of thu
running. and the Millions. hut q MrI
and Mrs. Beverly with a daughter halI
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03
10 be Continued Xcxt Week
Lost Hand In Cotton Gin.

Raleigh. Get. I'll Al the Clayton
cotton gin. owned ~ Hon. Ashley
doFae. Saturday evening there sias
an accident IN which Henry Pierce.
an enployc. LOST bis hand. lie reach
Cd Under the Sin TO clear np rome
''kink." when bis hand was caught
and lascerated so that ainpasation
vas necessary.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03

nary reception. "can cadwallader
Hunter have told them MI some lie
10 set them against meY' be asked
himself,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03

restaurant
lie dressed and went down about s,
therefore. lcoklng forward 20 the nov.
city oftlc nnknown. iiA3 -
II wns brilliant scene Into the
midst OF which Ioyeland Ind plunged.
Society begins 20 dine earlier IN New
York than IN London; therefore at :
O'Clock dinner was IN fnll swing
There was scarcely an empty table,
aud many OF the women being 10 hats
and scmi'cvcning dress. tho red and
gold restaurant suggested TO the new
conner living picture Of Paris.
lie had had tho forcthough. to tcle
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-11-03
CHAPTER VIM.

cADwArLAnHE nuAiER's agvrScr-
ut the sound OF i,ovelnHd's voice
II Cadunllader Hun.eg Straight.
ciied up in haste ard turned
4 n rot,na hooking suddenly SUI
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-15
Your clothes are one

of your most considera-
tions; ifyou don't feel SO
about it, you ought to.
We consider ourselves in
a way responsible for the
looks of our customers.
Hart SChaffner&Marx
clothes are the means by
which we take the right
kind OF care of our friends
in this clothes matter.
There's no better clothing
made than that we'resh show
ing; and the new models,
the new all-Wool fabrics,
the new cOlOrs and pat
terms, are particularly at
tractiye this season.
Drop in here soon and
let us show you the smart
new clothes we've provid-
ed for you.
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-15
FEUI LETON.
Hilda La Bo-
hemienne
PAR
Xavier de Montepin
(Suite.)


(Suite.)
IA Continuer.
Lee chevalicr appuya ses ievres
sur la main iraiche ct vebutee,
ou'on iui pr6sentait, ct il sortit EN-
s'ayouant a iui-memc quill etait
epris fulIemrnt, epris iusqu'a ce
point de donner sou nom a cett e
batarde d'un perr incOnnu ct dune
gitaue autrefOis servante
Un peu avant midi, Hilda ct
Giiioune quitterent Ia maison de
la rue Saint. Honor6, ct prirent a
pied Ia route dc Vincennes don't IL
fallait traverser lie bois pour gag
uer les lords de la Marne ct arri-
YER a la maisOunette de la COM
tusse do Saint Gildas.
Chemin faisaut Hilda, r6veuse,
gardait ie silence, Ut ne semblait
pas meme accorder uu regard aux
payssges qni Pentouraient.
A quoi penses tn done, mon en-
fant i-lui dit Gilionne tout d coup.
LA i-unr Hiic tr+ssaiiit cOihiIic /:
uuriaa'un un'un eveIie en shrSaut.
A rirn, MA mere... repundit ellie.
Cette reponse n'etait point sin-
care. Hiida pensait q Gerard de
Noyal.
Et vous, Ina mere demanda Il
ellie.
Oh! moi je pense a cette etraDge
histoire que je tai racontee. Je
pense au secret que j'ai surpris IN
Jour on la cOmtesse await la fievre
ct presQue ie delire...Je pense a la
Haissance de Diane.
Et les deux femmes continue
rent silsncieusement leur chemin.
Gerard de NDyal, apres avoir
constate curieusemeut les degats
effroyables produits dams sa man-
sardc par l'expiOsion, ct s'6tre
etonn6 davoir pu sortir vivant
dun bouleversement 81 mou-
strueux, 80 dirigea vers la demeure
dun certain Roboam, honorable
isra6lite qui faisait profession d'a
vancer de petites sommes sur dc
valables nantissements.
Plus dune fois deja il await mis-
en- gage, chez ee predecessors du
mont de.piete contemporain, des
bijoux quill esperait vainement
retirer quelques jours plus tard.
Roboam, en- Sc faisant beaucoup
tirer i'oreille, avanea vingt 6cus
eur Ia petite bague au saphir, qui
pouvait vaIoir deux cents livres,
LIE chev Waller, muni de cette fai.
BILE somme, s'em2ressa d'acheter
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-15

THIBOD
naitre.
En- meme temps, Sc decoiffant
de sou large feutre, il SO campa
devant son interlocuteur. la figure
6panouie, les ievres souriantes, les
yeux ilinmines de tendresse.
Attendez done, murmura Gerard
apres nne seeonde d'examen, on ie
me trompe fort, on vous 6tes
Robert Briqnet...
LIE personnage frappa dams ses
mains allegrement.
Monsieur le chevalier ne sc
trompe pas, fit II ensuite. Je suis
Robert Briquet en- personne.
Et, dun ton plus grave, il
ajouta:
L'intendant de feu monsieur lie
cemte Gontran de Ncyal, le frere
ain6 de monsieur le chevalier..
Mon frere est mort, s'ecria Ge.
rard.
Ilya six mois, dune chute de
cheval, ct sans posterite !
Je ne puis dire que je l'aimais,
il await etc dur pour moi. Mais, a
tout peche misericorde. Je lui
pardonne puisqu'il est mort. Dieu
veuille avoir son anne.
Par un testament bien en- reggie,
rcprit Robert Briquet, le conte
laissalt ious aes bi.ns a son frere
puine, mgnsieur 10 vicOmte, venf,
ct pere de deux fills, icquel prlt
du chateau ct du do
maine ct me garda a son service Ell
me conservant le titre ct les fOnc
tions que j'exerce avec honneur ct
prolific, jose IL dire.
J'en suis charm6 pour vOus,
Robert Briquet, repliqua Gerard,
car ie vous crois un tres honn6te
homme. Mais quotes vous venu
faire a Paris, . il nest point indis.
cret de vous le demander
Je suls venu chercher monsieur
le chevalier.
Ne chercher, moi rcpeta .e|
gentiihummp. Parlrz-vous Sc
J'espere que monsieur le cheva>
lier ne me fait pas l'injure den
dout-r. Je suis 4 Paris depuis
quinze jours, parcourant la vile
tlu matin au s0ir ct du sOir au
matin, ct NE faisant alder dams
mes recherehes par une douzaine
dc gaillards don't je solde grasse
ment les pas ct les demarches.
Monsieur le chevalier restait in.
II nf a
Thibodaux commercial journal. (Thibodaux, Lafourche Parish, La.) 191?-1959, 1910-06-15

es PEASANTS, le prenant pour un
fou GU pour un 6chappe de prison,
le regardaient avec une surprise
luquiete.
Gerard SO sOavint ensuite que.
lepuis pres de vingt quatre heures,
l etait q jeuD,-les tiraiIlcmpnts
lie SON estOmac 10 lui rappelaient
'nergiquement,-et il s'attabla
tans la sale basse dun cabaret
'eIebre, a cette 6pOque, 10 cabaret
Ia "Chariot DOR, on il arrosa
l'une bOuteiIle de- vim de Bours
,ogne une repas simple, mais |
ecOnfUrtant.
Complement remis de la formi. |
liable secousse dc la mutt prece. |
Iente, tout a fait dispose par le
in de Bourgogne a voir la vie Ell
'eau vt Pavenir cOuleur de rose, 10
hevalier resOlut d'aller faire un
our au jardin des Tuileries, atm
.'evoquer I'image rayounaute
'Hilda sous lss grands marron-
lers voisins du cabaret de Renard.
La plus inattendue, la plus sur.
renante de s avsntures, Iatten.
ait al debut de cette promenade.
Au moment on, marchant dis.
ct sans tr0p regarder
cvant iuI, II ailait franchir i,uns
rs siIiie> du lardin royal, il SO
ouria cOhtre un persOnnage de
line heter0cIitc, mais dc bunne
CURE, ayant la tournure dun
ampagnard ct le costume dun
itadin endimanche.
Maladroit dit Gerard, mecon>
cut d'etre ainsi tire de sa r6verie;
Q pouvez>vous 6tre plus attentifi
Gus meriteriez une correction
9vere pour vous apprendre a
Dudoyer 81 settlement un geniil>
ommel
Notions ell passaDt Que Gerard
TAFT dams sou tolt, car labOrdage
II question provenait prihcipale>
lent de sou fait.
LIZ perscnnage heterocIite, au
eu de sc rebiffer cOntre .'inttr-
eilatiOn iujuste don't n vrnait
'6tre Objet, fit un brusque mouve.
lent de surprise ct 'ecria joyeuse
lent:
Bunte divine! mals o'est mon
ieur le cheyalier
LIE grntilhomme, qui d6ia etait
ennis Ell marche, ,s'arr6ta stup6fait.
Vous me connaissez ! demandas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

voted on at the regular election IN
November nineteen hundred and
eight.
The first Of these propositions. in
tending to give the right 10 locate the
State Capital received 96,5lb votes
Yes" against 64,5Ol votes No"
The second proposition. being what
has been familiarly known as the
New Jerusalem" plan Of Capital
City, received 1896 votes Yes
egainst 1889 votes NO" so that il
sin be seen that all Of the votes cast
on these measures upwards Of forty
thousand majority declared in favor
Of each proposition and due solely
to the fact that majority Of tho
people who voted for Office candidates
at said election did not participate
in the Capital election
These bills failed to become oper-
ative but clearly indicated that the
people Of the State desired to hayo
their Capital location settled and
shortly thereafter the people Of the
State. BY petition, initiated a bill in
the fall Of nineteen hundred and nine
on which they demanded the right
to vote again on the Capital question.
and after several months Of litigation
and dilatory tactics this measure canfe
to vote on the eleventh day Of June,
nineteen hundred and ten, and by a
majority nf fifty-six thousand five hun
dred fifty-eight the people Of tllc
State Of Oklahoma declared that llta
seat Of State government should be
in Or within five miles Of Oklahoma
City.
And again. in the face Of tho ex-
press viii Of the people, the most de-
terniued litigation was instituted and
finally resulted In the Supreme Court
Of our State sustaining the clear right
Of the people to locate their Capital
as they had sought to do, but owing "a
defect ii the legal phraseology, which
In no way affected the substance and
intent Of the bill, our Supreme Couri
found 1t necessary to set this ac'
aside but clearly pointed out that lhs
State Legislature might enact the nee
essary State Capital legislation If /
desired so to do. and. finding tha
every purpose and intent Of the Law
songht to be enacted by the people
may be made effective by act Of th'
Legislature. l. therefore, in pursuance
OF my duty as Governor Of this State
submit TO your Honorable Body thl
question and recommend that, with
out departing from the substance 0
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-29

tieable, to procure such information
as in its Judgment viii be useful in
determining what would be a suitable
capitol for the state of Oklahoma, and
to cause to be prepared plans and
specifications for the same, and 70
make estimates or receive bids for the
cost Of construction thereof; and to
report the same, together with such
information as it may have procured,
with It's recommendation to the COVER
nor.
Said commission, with the approval
of the governor, shall have power to
make and enter into all necessary con-
tracts and agreements for the con
struction Of the capitol, but no such
contract shall be binding On the state
until approved by the legislature
It shall be the duty OF the governor
to TRANSMIT the report Of said com
mission and any contract 1t may have
for the construction Of the state CAPT
tol, to the Legislature as soon as prac-
ticable.
The capitol shall be constructed Of
granite, marble or other material quar-
ried Of manufactured within the state
of Oklahoma, providing the same can
be secured at a price not to exceed the
cost OF suitable material Of like kind
from without the state.
Section T. There is hereby appro
4 priated out Of said state capitol fund
the sum cf one million FIVE hundred
hhousand dollars to be used for ths
erection Of state capitol building O
buildings, and one hundred and fift5
thousand dollars for furniture, equip
ments and ground Improvements, ant
forty thousand dollars for expenses o
the state capitol commission includ
ing salaries and incidental expenses
and ten thousand dollars to defray rhi
! expenses Of every character that ma
be incurred in moving the state Office
and he papers, records and propert,
belonging to the state Of Oklahoma
from Guthrie to Oklahoma City
The money hereby appropriated ou
/ Of said state capitol fund shall b
drawn from the Office of the stat
i treasury by said state capitol commi.
: sion on warrants approved by th
Z governor.
Z Section s. All laws in conflict wit
( the provisions Of this act are hereb
! repealed
Section g. An emergency is her
: by declared to exist for the immediai
/ preservation of the public peace an
Y safety by reason whereof this act sha
! be in force and effect from and aft'
its passage and approval