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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
MARRIAGES

LIPMAN- this city. May 10.
1910, by Rev. Bradford Leavitt, Harrison r.
Lipman and Aileen Johnston, both OF San
Francisco.
MEYERS-WEEKS-In this city. May %, 1910,
by DR.. George A. Hough OF Grace Methodist
Episcopal church, walter Z. Meyers and Emma
A. Weeks, both of San Francisco.
PENDERS-S this city. May II,
1910, by Rev. Herman Gehrcke. Walter Vtnton
Penders and Elizabeth Helen spaniel. both OF
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
GASOLINE EXPLODES,
BURNING YOUNG MAN
Lad Injured While Repairing an
Automobile
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
VALLEJO. May 26.-Paul Bucking-
ham, the Is year old son of a promi-
nent and widely known fruit grower of
the Vaca valley, was terribly burned
about the face and hands a few days
ago, while repairing mis- fathers auto
mobile. Crawling under the machine
to locate the trouble, the youth lighted
a match. There was leak in the
gasoline tank and the fluid exploded.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
Memorial Day Rates

In effect from all points in Calffor-
MIA May 28th, 29th and S0th. one and
one-thfrd fare for the round trip. Tick
cts good for return by May 81. An
opportunity for seashore, mountain or
See agents Southern Pacific Ticket Of
fees Flood Building. Market Street
Ferry Depot, Third and Townsend
Streets, and Broadway and Thirteenth
Street. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
CHECK FORGERS GIVEN
TWO YEARS IN PRISON

FRESNO. May 2s.-Peter FaIlon and
John Collins were sentenced to two
years each in San Quentin today by
Judge austin aiter they had entered
pleas Of guilty to forgery The men
worked as partners and passed seven
spurious checks on local merchants.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
CIRCUS EMPLOYEES
JAILED FOR BATTERY
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

ISpectdl Dispatch 10 The Gall
VALLEJO, May 26.-Two men, said
to be members of the gang of circus
ruffians who participated in the riot at
South Vallejo last Friday night who-
Travelling Conductor Drake of the South
ern Pacific was badly beaten and slashed,
were arrested at Oroville yesterday by
several deputy sheriffs from this county
and state railroad police. The men are
now in the county Jail at Fairfield Five
os the ringleaders have been sentenced
to prison.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27

will not be inserted. They must be handed In ar
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied to have the published Notices re
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once In this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
HEADLESS SKELETON
NOT YET IDENTIFIED
Remains May Be Those of Miss
ing Pioneer of Downieville
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOpecidI Dispdfch 10 he ldIIJ
NEVADA CITY, May 26.--An inquest
on the bones found near the old Florida
house last Saturday by Fred Shields and
another prospector failed to establish
the identity of the man, but testimony
was given which caused most of those
present to believe the dead man was
named Powers and that he came back
to Downieyille last fall, after an abb
sence of SO years. He had a watch
similar to the one found near the bones,
and other bits of evidence seem to con-
meet him with the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
YELLOW ONION CROP
STARTS FOR MARKET
TSpeeial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
STOCKTON, May 26.Lvignolo & Pic
cardo yesterday made the first ship
ment of yellow onions. The cargo was
sold in stockton for s1.10 a sack Two
years ago there were practically no
yellow onions in this locality The
crop this season will average % cars
The carload shipped yesterday was
grown on the Barnhart tract.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
FL ARE GRADUATED
FROM HIGH SCHOOL
Sadie Epstein and Ruth Hascal
Deliver OratiOns
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
VALLEJO, May 26-The commence
ment exercises of the class of 1910 of
the Vallejo high school were held at
the Farragut theater tonight.
The valedictory was delivered by
Miss Sadie Epstein and the salutatory
by Miss Ruth Hascal.
The commencement address was de-
livered by Frank r. Devlin. former as
semblyman and superior judge. The
graduates are:
Lura Blair Florence Kelley
Leonard Boyd Edna Longfelow
Edna Brennan Gilbert Mellin
Dollle Castagnetto Maxine O'Keefe
Nellie Corcoran George 0'Hara
Iurina DEMO Margaret Sabiu
Vincent Dneen Vance Simonton
Sadie Epstein Eleanor Thornton
Sylvia Greenwen Jeanette Watson
Ruth Haseal Helen Williams
Gladys Jones
Glass ofhcers-George 0Hara, president; Sadie
Epstein. vice PRESIDENT Dollie Castagnetto sec
retary and treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
SACRAMENTO MERCHANTS
WANT A SANE FOURTH
ISpceiol Dispoteh TO The Call

SACRAMENTO. May 26.-Holding
that Sacramento should not have an
extensive Independence day celebration,
but, rather, one along patriotic and
educational lines, so as not to conflict
with the celebrations of cities and
towns of the Sacramento valley, the
Sacramento retail merchants associa-
tion has declined to subscribe to the
fourth of July celebration fund now
being collected by special committee
of citizens The ruling applies to every
merchant In the association
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
LAD OF FOURTEEN IS
KILLED BY ACCIDENT
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

DUNSMUIR. May 26.-George Wick
cry, aged IA, is dead as a result of
being thrown over an embankment with
a buggy yesterday afternoon. He and
Frank Savage, about his own age, were
driving yesterday near the Odd Fellows
cemetery when the horse became fright
ened and backed the buggy off an en-
bankment. Young Savage was not hurt,
but Vickery received hurts which caused
his death.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
MEN FROM CRUISER
ORGANIZE Y. M. G. A.
w. w. Cole Elected Chairman
of Maryland's Chapter
Especial Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
VALLEJO, May 26.-Enlisted men Of
the cruiser Maryland organized a
branch of the Y. NJ G. A. in this city
last night.
The new chapter starts with a char
ter membership of 26 and the following
officers:
w. w. Cole, chairman; L. Hanson,
vice chairman; C. NJ. Ellis, secretary;
W. A. Yeager and C. r. Nichols, ex-
ecutive committee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
POISONOUS WEED
AFFLICTS CHILDREN
One of Three Youngsters Is in
Danger of Death
[speeiaI Di.paleh % The ColIl

Especial Dispotch to The Call
NEWCASTLE, May 26.-Three chill
dren, two belonging TO Clinton Miller
and one belonging to Asa McCrary,
residing in the Lincoln road, are dan
gerously I'll as a result OF playing
with a poisonous weed. One of the
children is likely to die.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
IBERDEEr. Nav 2e'

ABERDEEN. May 26.-Tranp steamer Eng.
lish Monarch came into port today and steamed
70 the Union mill, where II viii load 4 cargo
Of 1.750o00 feet Of lumber for Deiagos, South
Africa
The bark Glenmark and schooner Warona are
anchored Ia the lower bay waiting q favorable
opportunity TO pass out TO sea
The steamer Coronado arrived from California
ports.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
RECORD HAUL MADE
OF HEAVY FREIGHT TRAIN
RoseviIIe to Sparks in Ten
Hours Six Minutes

SACRAMENTO, May ga record
was made yesterday when trainload
of fruit. principally oranges, consist
ing of AZ cars, with 3,59S,000 pound
haul, was drawn from Roseville to
Sparks In 10 hours and s minutes.
This is one Of the best hauls of heavy
train ever made over the mountains.
Four engines were hooked on at Rose
VILE and the trip was made without a
hitch.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27

Spend Memorial day on the Ocean
Shore Ry. An attractive and entertain
ing ride. Take the family Low ex-
cursion rates. Leave daily, g.. $50
e.. p, 5:4o p.; also 1880 a. Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
DIVORCE GRANTED;
ALIMONY REDUCED
,eciol Dispotch To The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON, May 26.-Mary E. Walsh
has been granted a final decree OF
divorce from NJ J. Walsh. Judge C. w
Norton reduced the alimony from SAC
to SIS a month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
ASSAILANT GIVEN
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
Gun WieIder Pleads Guilty
When Charge Is Reduced
ISeeeiol Disealeh to The Cali

STOCKTON. May 2e.-Raymon Prado,
the section hand arrested for shooting
Serapio Zabala In the back with a
revolver at French Camp on May &,
was allowed TO plead guilty of assault
with a deadly weapon this afternoon
and was sentenced TO six months in
jail by Judge J. A Plummer Zabala
struck Prado with shovel and during
the nixup Prado fired The charge
against him was reduced from assault
with intent to commit murder.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
BIRTHS

REINHERTZ-In this city May %, 1910, TO the
wife of Abe Reinhertz formerly Mildred
Mann), son.
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~ HONOR or MIS- POULSON.
Amertcaa-seandlnaNt SorIety Com-
RseRsorat~s Itls an00. Oo0 GsIft.

RseRsorat~~ ItIs sn00. ono cart.
The American -Soandina Wan Society
gave q luncheon yesterday at the Park
Avenue Hotel in honor Il Nils PouI-on
who gave siO0. 'sO IA the socisty IN he -Issd
for educational relations betWeen the
United States and the Scandinavian
countries The Rev Frederick Lynch
Was toastmaster, and there Wers present
about two hundred m@mbers and guests
~ the sOciety.
4 resolution ~ thanks engrOs-r,t and
framei hung ON the wall above the
speaker tabl" II VIA covered with the
rags of the United States sweden. Nor
way and Denmark and when the prss-n-
tation occurred Representatives 81 the
four countries dreW aside the hARp
tn. text was signed by the trustees os
thu society and included this sentence
" Will enable nAnv Young men ~ Scan
dinaVIa Ia add Ia their education the BEST
part that America has - give
tart Rsndrtip responded for Mr. Poul-
son. Tie declared that tho donor of the
gift did things instead IT talking about
them Prof = T. button of Columbia
exchange professor to Scandinavia last
year. spoke. as did three guests who came
from Philadelphia for tile luncheon
They Wsre Prof TheOdore Ericsson. a
nephew ~ John Ericsson inventor Of the
Monitor: Capt A. kricsron. secretary
~ the Scandinavian Club - America
and Dwight NJ Lowrey. Prof. illianl
HovRAArd 10 the Massachusetts, Insti-
tuts Of Technology sent letter to say
that that institution has followed the
example 81 Yale. Harvard and Columbia
In granting free scholarships to. Scandi-
naVian studentS.
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MOVE TO DEFEAT FaSSETT.
TrSualae Over ISIS securing Boss NSmgIn's
AppsIninaent ~ Postmaster ~ Waterloo.

TrSullae Over ISIS securing Boss Nomgln' =
AppSInihseRt - Postmaster ~ WaterIoS.
AUBrRS y Y April -. The success u
Jamet : HAvens. coupled with the failure
81 President Taft To withhold the com
mission u Bo~- J h n Mongin q Seneoa
county ~ Postmaster at Waterloo or
domination by Congressman J. Sloat
Fassett. has resulted in widespread dis
satisfaction and a movement has been
started to bring about the defeat VI the
Elmira statesman. The leaders are for
mer Postmaster Daniel Moran of s~neca
Falls. former Assemblyman Maier and
y. u. Maynard. "A strong Hughes man and
lndependent Republican
MOuEin has been bO~s of seneca for
years and by pulling OF an early conven-
ton secured the nomination OF J. Sloat
Fas~ett To Congress against former Con-
gresham Gillette. He has always held
ofkice. and when Hughes rscently released
Deputy Comptroller kelsey MOngin lost
plum at Albany Mongin IN the delegate
To the national convention who unmarked
IN route "a Chicago: Hughes. he ought
To get q good swift kick
After losing hi- Albany job. paying
% Nh a year. he was not long without an
removal u Postmaster Sweet % Waterloo
and his own appointment. This was re-
garded as a direct slap az the Governor
and a delegation went To Washington hut
failed 20 prevent MOngin's appointment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
SrOWS WEIGBER ARRESTED
O'Rrlen HAD IN Ht PocSset . Deed mat
Va. esood Tor Ilh nail.

John " O'Brien. who had bean a
trusted employee 81 the Government IN
the customs Department for thirty years
prior to his recent dropping by Collector
Loeb during the sugar scandal upheaval,
was arrested yesterday morning at his
home. I7t South Elliott place. Brooklyn.
sptraCy.
lie was a weiRher in charge Of a dis
trict EMPLOYING many assistants. and
with George y. Bedell. ChaTles n. Wardell
and ChaFIes -. Drew. the thrre wetgheFs
who were arrested on Friday. has heen
indicted for entering into n conspiracy Ia
dsfraud the Government 81 lie custom
duties ou raw sugar. cheese aud other
merchAndise.
O'Brien, who 10 more than N years old.
showed no surprise when Deputy Marshal
Proctor and special Agents Scully and
Tucker called al his hope at O'Clock
Yesterday morning and placed him under
arrest He was arraiRncd before United
State. Commissioner BENEDICT IN the Fed
sral Building two hours later and as in
the case 81 the three other wetgherr. hail
was hHed at tS.sD. His wife furnished
the nail bond Offering the ieed TO some
property owned by her. which her hus-
Rand had IN his posseseicn when found,
indicating. as SUPPOSED. that he expected
o. he arrested at any time.
O'Brien has bcen IN the real estate
business In Rdgefeld PRrk. y. J.. since
his dismissal by Mr.. Loeb. and 10 believed
a. IT, worth considerable money. He n
charged with having received money on
May "a. 1877. from James y. Hyiand al
his share of sums collected by Simon J.
Mosell from divers importers 81 merchan-
disc on the steamship Marianne. and with
collecting other money ON June II. 1901.
from Joseph T. Quinn.
O'BFien and the thTee othey accused
weiRhers will have a hearing bekOrs Judge
Hazel IN Manhattan on THURSDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
HOLLENS MAY MAKE UP.
Beth Believed % Ne wusIng % Patrh I'p
near asasgmSaa salm.

Beth Believed - Ne wiling % Patrh Up
netr HsaSsmSsa VAIN.
Friends Of Mrs. Margaret RmolIen,
daughter of q. Rowland Leavitt Of Bay
side. l.. l.. who sloped last January With
her chauffeur and is nov Al outs with him.
ray that there II a good chance that they
will make up.
Mrs. SmolIen left on Thursday niRhs
the apartments in which they had been
living at 30O West Eighty -hfth street, Man
haitian. and her Whereabouts is known
only 10 her intimate friends. Sj=cs she
cleared out her husband has been looking
for her. He paid an unwelcomo call 20
his father-in-lSw, Mr.. Leayitt, at BAY SIDE,
but was not invited into the home To tell
his troubles. He had q notion that hiu
bride had fed N her fathers home, and he
kept an automobile horn tOoting In front
Of the house until the polioe we're sum-
moned by telephone % shoe him away.
Friends Of the couple eaid yesterday
that thero wa no SERIOUS dif9runcS be-
tween them and that both were anlxiOus 20
make up.
Mr.. Leavitt himself has turned a asna
ear 20 the whole business. Frum What
could be leArnod yesterday Mn. esaollan
whan Rhai sft h9F aunrimGntRln Mmnk n1fan
did not a. 20 Bay Hide. ~ - unMaFnaood
hat shS y with fFiendS IN MMnhaea1n-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

Ho"ard savings Institution Of Sewark
died ;S.,S on &. on s.y to II. ho%.
e.d r. ~as bossN in ConB~ctIcUt and went
. S:S:sH VII. TSs1 me .' 90 yps Ssnss %
tuition since Ises. when he vas eppioyed
a. measengsr later he Uas ~ ade lerk and
wSssS ne -sy -aGss g.. s" ss ~ az ns
~ YES : director IN the National Newark
esSslss T sSa sss S ss PToVdsns Sss
A~Noglattan, and he was treasurer o. the
FalTmount Cemetery aeeoctstlOn Hs 70
sarvtVsd by his rtis ana thFee daosntsr
s JsRs S s:2 Srsss sSs S q a., ss
Sm n sn. y =, died p that cay ysfssS-
SssA, gs1gs Heath: Ees , had sfrvv::da 2. Z. 2
sssssT ssasscqsPty Sgass DO 2 Isss I "
former shsrih George Warren Heath Of
sa <, S:nS S.%.. .Uf H &c., school and
Sne ~ the bsst known educAiors on Long
2sisnd. died ae Bis home, asa Hillnids avenue.
JSmsIoH. early Ies,sEdsy morning fellow-
,sS (. sSsss.sss..s sss yss a 9s@SiaT Vs.
snE ~ N AsnaeS pals and Va. Radunted
from .Ysls u sss PrsTsSSs,S >, e sos1 60 g
"a "a WaSf,SSsoa. l. He Q survived By his
No and IWo chl1arsn.
naiaan Q. Tsagls. wbe did on ThSrsdsy
e % sss .HSsS Ssas ssS Tor many
-; N ssssSs,ssssSd ~iss 4. sSd 4. Peiilsa.
sSipSsildsss, and lassr wes sapsFistenden.
% SopssrSo,lSn SSr n" srTs IS. CIV CeiSS% iS e
Sl~,1i issn ueiltiSs. Nc h survived By q
80 sd dsn9klsF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
NOR BLUFFING. sAIS TAGGART.
Nm ksep ~ EIsht Co become q. n.
sennear % the very Enn.

FNAa@A8I - tAlS WV HAA-A-
INDIANAPol.Is. April 73.-ThAt he ~
not bluElng in announcing himself ~ a
candidate for United States senator
was the purport % q statement made
by Thomas TAggArt.
4 will be a candidate for the nomi-
nation for senator before the cOnventiOn.'
said the former national chairman 4
stall hope the convention will not indoras
q candidate. but IL IL does my name will
go before IL. II tho convention does not
lndorsa q candidate then I will be before
the Democratic caucus when the Legis-
latune nests next year
William J. Bryan has indirectly taken
hand in the movement among the Dem
oorats Of Indiana. brought TO an issue
by Gov. MArshalls plan TO have the
Democratic state conven ton indorse
q candidate for the United States senator
q the next Legislature il Democratic.
In answer to an inquiry ~ 10 his views
on the matter Mr.. Bryan sent this letter
LISCoLS. Neb April r.
Coz. ThOaas X. MarshsH. IRdiaas Pohs:
I congratulate you upon the hght you are
making to SECURE the nomination OF a candi-
date for the United States senate by the
Democratic convention. The popular cleo
ton Of Senators has been Endorsed by the
last three Democratic national conventions
nd the nomination OF q Republican caDdi-
,ais In Indiana makes Il even moro i'm
-rative that our party shall meet the issue
sOlIdly With a clean cut platform and a
strong candidate. ". ,. BRYAN.
Every report from the out counties
shows that the TaGgArt men are gather
ing mp proxies. and IL IL charged that in
some cases delegates have been APP
preached with propositions tn purchase
proxies, but these cases have not been
reported specifically enough To make il
q certainty. Those who are keeping close
tab 81 the issuance % proxies estimate
tina. the TRgEart men have secured In
excess % 100 from delegates Who might
plan and Opposed faReart . as a candidate
Several coun tiee selected delegates
to-day and in some Of them TagRart's
slate was victorious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
MISS ROBINSON BURNED.
ASSISTS lnjared CsachsmAn In ssss Expss
sisa snd Thsn CesaApses.

Assass. pnjured Csachsuas In ssss Expss
a.. "a rzn-n c~s..,s~.-
bnIDOkPohr. Conn. April 3.-Misr
Frances Robinson, eldest daughter OF tbs
la. n K,ssv R<.hiua., nj the DiAsnousi
49, r,..~.....,, - /. Ill Lnowu -hIo.
= $3.50
ngursnG IN me nor~s sh"~s NJ MAoisN
Square 0ArCAen each year. Was burned
seriously. and Hubert Goodman. coach
man wMa badly aoorched ab out his fAcs
-. - a., .x,,,.-
eno l. - n.-, ~ 1917. =,
s.on .. m. -. ~. 49,. ~ R-,s,in. ~
S oLes" nsI ~" = a.. 80 = AZ. I;,,Ia
- n'' v Nn,....,'.1 - =, o, IN h,,rr.
Solo1y; -. 49,, -, S~s,,, 49,. $500.
ns s. ~. 10 80, ms az ho,,s.
nlAh, 49, - - -. 80 49,, -:
wnlls ~. .' -. -. ..s.,',. ~
20 nea'sNs m" nm" e"O~ou "'''o'" -"
Jurs - ~ r.,nhn-. ,h.
NO uen ~. n n.,,,I,'enH,.S ,,.,.
family poy1ya, 49, -. "a 80 90.
ms country Plece nsss ~ a. -. - ~.
ree.ine the 49, !" S5
noo.nlon: WINS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
AGED BLIND MANS DOLLAR.
Ne Gave u Co the COWrt 60 Ne Given -
FpVva Honest Warrant Wh0 Cams Esesere u

Ne Gave % % tine CSart 60 Ne Given -
FtVvs Esonest Vasrans VINO Csme SseSsge %
UTICA. April p. You have IOts Of poor
RellOws brought before you who have eyes
70 49, happinsas In the world said an
agsd blind man 70 City Magistrate O'Coa
nor of this city in Camden. N. ". last
night But . man cannot 80 much
happiness anywhere when he n hungry.
havSnt any money IN spare. bud give
this dollar 10 the first honest hungry va
grant brought befOrs You In court
Ths Agsd blind man gave the judge a
dollar hill. William 9ohwAnbspE. u yaars
Of aGs. of Nov York city. got that ban
to-day. He wae brought into the atty
court hunGy. psnntle.a. fr.enaleas and
Il want % Rst baok % New KOgk, n
told the Court III have % walk 4 and
u could 1T little npms9himR % Oma tha
tim wouldnE look 20 hard % me-
T'ha Court told AuhwAmhsRR wlnars ahn
dsllsr ~ oas.s essA, aad ths yusmg @aa
RaFy Tor him 70 0EpgpMl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24

90 meart Dssease. Line His Fa'hev. 20
whsse Law Ba-aasss Ne sUeeseSssSi.
Hollister Logan. son q the late Walter
a. Logan and SUCCESSOR % his father In
the law firm Of Logan. Demond. HAnfovd
a Read. died suddenly IN this city yea
terday Of heart dissass. His body was
taken 20 his home at Washington. Conn.
Re is survived by his mother. sister.
Mrs Charles p. Jacobs. and q brother.
hasSbaIi capEsln. The elder Walter
lean died u heart disease in the Equi-
table Life Building in 1893.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-24
B1ss sswseas sy Gs,. Esuxhs-.
ALBANY. April 7s.-Gov. Hughes has
siKned the following biIls:

AnASr, Aprit 13.-0ov. huRnss has
siGned the following bills:
Mr. MscDoasIds. amending the county
laS authorizing boards Of rUperV 'nOT- to
appoint q county assdttOr or auditors and
N tho term Of once and salary.
Mr.. BsnDettis. providing for adjourn
H,enas Of trials IN cases before the New ork
Musscipal Court where the defendant has
dsfauleed either by reason Of HE non APP
pearanoe or In pleading for period OF eight
days on application Of the plaintiff.
BIZ. PsFkinss. pTovtfiBg that in pro-
csodinss for tho EbroGatiOn Of the volun-
tary aaOpttoa Of . minor tho nin0r must
hts agFeemene 81 relinqulshment Of the
relation to his foster parent
Mr.. 6. W. PhiIilpss. providing for the
keeping Of recoedp Of all deaths. sccldents
or injuries suElafnsd BY psrsORs working IN
Mines factories and on Contracting and
snminesTing WORKS. such records to he open
10 the inspsrtton of thu state Comm isstOner
o9 Labor. als0 providing foe the Reporting
Of such accidsnts 70 tho Commissioner Of
Labor within fort -elght hour.
senator watts. dtrectinR tho Commits
sionsg q Agriculture 10 publish tho name
and business addrs~s % sach person. arm
or compensation convicted ~ . violation Of
AFtiSlO ~. Of tia agricultural Law
Mr.. croas's. authOriEing the employ
mant % staAographsEa TO taks testimony
Of witnesses bsf0rp Coronera In counties
whsro COronars ara paid In fees.
Mr. Merritt q. prOvidlng for ths propara-
taon and POSTING IN hiS ofilcs ny the state
CompagDIlsE Sf weskly baibottns 10 give
pulliaAsV 70 aDp@iatmanas. lboensas Of pri-
vaas dstscaivss and designations made Of
insattnehons e. asDostaoEtss % funds under
state oontrsl.
Mr.. Whi1nSya. provadiR1 that County
Clerks shall maintain Q Register % moneys
DnSA o. srasssd paSa Into court. tOb 81 kn0Wn
a. tAS ouuvs end truss fund rewistsE. under
- panalty 90 e9ao ioF uon-complinnca. TO
~ guossaEN1 in an nceana - ha innalomaed
- ShD aaatD Cumptgsitsg.s