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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01

MILITIA ENCAMPMENJ.
Great Time Is Anticipated at Camp
Mabry This Year.

Associated Press Special.
Austin, Texas, August 1--All in
dications point to one of the most
successful state encampments ever
held at Camp Mabry in the history
of the Texas National Guard, accord
ing to AdiuHnt General Henry HIT
ehings. BeFtes Approximately $500
troops of III guard, there vi be on
hand when',he maneuyers begin on
August large detachments of the
regulars from Fort Sam houston.
General Hutchings is especially
well pleased with She action of the
military authorities at Fort Sam
Houston in detailing field hospital
for the encampment Captain JUS
tice, T. S A., official military adj
wiser of Texas, says this means the
attendance of between so and 70
men and officers This means much
for the health of the guard.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01
ALLIGATOR is GIVING
TROUBLE TO RAILWAY
Classification Clerks Can't Say
Whether He Is Bird, Fish,
Vegetable, Sweet Potato
or Animal.

Associated Press Special.
Memphis. Tenn, August 1.-The
Memphis freight offices of a rail-
road were thrown into excitement
yesterday morning deciding wheth-
err an alligator caught In Alligator
Lake, Ark, for shipment to place
in Maine, was a bird, a fish, veget-
able, sweet potatoes or animal. The
trouble came in the classifying
so the shipment could be given prop
err rating. First, they attempted to
ship the alligator under elephants,
then found the rate too high. This
was followed by birds too low. Then
came snakes and several other at
tempts. Finally the big gator GRAFT
ed, with its nose poked up through
the Stats, was loaded on train and
shipped special rate
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Free List Bill i'm Senate.

Associated Presg Special
Washington, August THE far
mers' free list bill, the second of the
big tariff revision measures that fol-
lowed the Canadian reciprocity bill
over from the house is set for vote
without further debate in the senate
today. This bill places on the free
list agricultural Implements, cotton
bagging, cotton ties. cereals, flour
salt, wire fencing and many article.
listed as necessities. The house pass
ed this bill by q vote OF 236 to f9s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01
SERIOUS FIRE IN
INSANE ASYLUM
A Number Of Patients Were
Burned to Death in the
Building.
HEROIC WORK Of RESCUE
Bravery and Goodness Of Attendants
Prevented Frightiul Loss Of
Lille. - One Building
Partly Destroyed.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Hamilton, Ontario, August 1.-At
least eight and probably ten lives
were lost in fire which partly des-
troyed one sof the main buildings OF
the insane asylum which is located
on one side of the mountain near
this city early today.
There were eight hundred patients
confined in the building and only
the GOODNESS and bravery of the at
tendants averted threatened fright
full loss of life.
The three hundred and fifty wom-
EN- patients were removed without
difficulty, but some of the most des-
perate cases were in the mems ward,
and it was here that all loss of life
occurred
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SENATE DEFEATS
THE HOUSE BILL
A Compromise Measure Elimi-
mating Meats From Free
List is Passed.
STATEMENTBY UNDERWOOD
Democratic House Leader Says II
Talt Signs Tariff Bills the En-
lire Revision Program VIII
Be Completed.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special,
Washington, August 1.-The far
mers free list bill which was pass
ed by the house was defeated in the
senate this afternoon by tie vote
of 80 to -.
The senate Immediately recogniz-
ed this vote and Senator Kern of
Indiana offered a compromise free
list bill
The compromise bill was passed
by vote of As to 80. The compro-
mise measure takes meats off the
free list except when coming from
countries that admit American cot
ton and certain other products free
Of duty.
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WILL GIVE READING
MERELY MARY ANN.
Miss Bcss Marie McDavid to Enter
tain Chautauqua Visitors To-
morrow Night.

Miss Bcss Marie McDavid to Enter
tain Chautauqua Visitors To-
morrow Night.
Miss Bess Marie MeDavid OF Ian
caster, who has been giving short
readings during the Chautauaua,
VIII furnish the entire entertain
ment tomorrow night. Miss McDavis
WIN give MS a@reaaing on this eeeas
lion the we'll known play, "Merel
MARY Ann :
The News of Detroit. Mich, ha
fthis to say or Miss Media 1d's worI
| in THE Tanning of the Shrew":
Miss Meuavid's Interpretation OF
/ The Tanning of the Shrew' is second
to none, and her facial expressions
we're the wonder of her audience.
Her Interpretation of Katherine
brought out to the fullest the
readers own personal charm and
beauty"
Miss McDavid gave Merely Mary |
Ann" at Bryan short time ago. |
The Eagle of that city says: Miss |
McDavid's performance last night |
charmed the large audience which |
attended 1t is without doubt the |
finest reading given at the college
this year"
The Dallas News says of her pres |
entation of Merely Mary Ann
" voice, accents and actions the |
acters are each distinct and
4, art from one another. In CONVEX
sations where several characters
were supposed to take part the tones
were adroitly changed with appar-
ent ease -
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Meeting of Committee.

The chairmen of the various com
mittees for the entertainment of
Parsons Brigade Association here
August 4 and are requested to
meet at the city hall tomorrow morn
ing at $50 It is important that
every chairman be present, The FIN
al arrangements for the reunion Of
the veterans must be made. r. w.
Getzendaner, Chairman.
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Recital at Trinity.

recital will be given at Trinity
University tomorrow afternoon AT
4 o'clock by the University School OF
Music, presenting Miss Lena beiIe
McWhirter. A splendid program
has been arranged for this occasion
and the public is invited to attend
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01
COLQu|TT SENDS A
MESSAGE To SENATE
URGES PASSAGE OF BILL TO PAY
THE DEFICIENCIES In TIT,
TREASURY.
Saloon Regulation Resolution Is tn-
ssstroiuced Ina tine Senate by Sem
tor Vaughn--Fro Fix Rev
| enue Measures.
Associated Press Special

| Associated Press Special
Austin, Texas, August 1,--GoYef
nor Colquftf sent message TO the
senate this morning recommending
the passage of bill to pay the de-
ficiencies in the treasury and fixing
other revenue measures
The Kennedy-HiIl house saloon
regulation resolution was introduce
ed in the senate this morning by
Senator Vaughn.
Kennedy and Hill are local option
lists who opposed statewide prohi-
bition.
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Real Estate Transfers,

S. NJ. Atwood to r. j. Fort, lot In
Ennis; $3.50.
r ]. Cole to j. w. Prater, lots
in Waxahachie; $3.50.
l.. r. Campbell to James A. Yves
son, 74.4 acres out of the Michaei
McDermott survey; $4,000.
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Associated Press Special.
Austin, Texas, August 1.-itepre-
sentatives Kennedy and Hill intro
duced in the bouse this morning a
liquor regulation bill prohibiting
free lunches in saloons and requir-
ing saloons to close from 6 p. m. to
I a. m. The bill would prohibit
breweries and saloons from making
campaign contributions and would
fix the annual license at $3.50. The
bill was referred to the committee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01
Ferris Bonds Approved.

The attorney generals depart
n,ent at Austin has approved a bond
issue of $4,000 for the independent
school district OF Ferris The bonds
mature serially and bear interest at
the rate of per cent.
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Statement by Underwood.

Associated Press SPECIAL
Washington, August 1.-Repre-
.Sentative Underwood, democratic
house leader, declared today that il
any democratic tariff revision bills
go to President Taft and are signed
by him the extra session of congress
viii continue until the entire revts-
ion program has been completed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01
HOUSTON SUBURB WANTS
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION
Citizens of Houston Heights viii
Ask for Chance to Drive Out
Saloon Traffic.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special
Houston, Texas, August 1.-Atsa
largely attended mass meeting in
Houston Heights, suburb with a
population of about 10000, the peo-
pie last night declared in favor of
calling an election in order that the
citizens of that precinct might have
chance to drive out the saloon
traffic Much enthusiasm was mani
Tested in the meeting
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01

IN the secretary of states office
at Austin Saturday charter was
granted the Avalon Gin company.
The capital stock is 10000 j. M
Parker. G. c. Smith and J M. How
ell are the incorporators.
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Drowned While swimming.

Temple, Texas, August Boon
Samuels, youth of about 5 years
of age, was drowned in the Leon
river at the mouth of Nolan creek
yesterday afternoon. He was mem
Der of party of Sunday school chill
dren on an outing He was swim
rsd4g Santi the current carried him
Into deep water
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01
COMPROMISE FREE LIST BILL PASSED THE SENATE TODAY BY VOTE 48 T03
AN UPRISING IN CUBA
MAY BECOME SERIOUS
General Cevedo Takes the Field with
Two Hundred Followers--Ru-
rales Are in Pursuit.
AssocIated Press speclal.

Associated Press Special
Havana, Cuba, August 1.-Ap-
parently a serious uprising against
the government occurred last night
at Gaglas Regla. across Havana
Harbor, when General A Cevedo
took the field with about two hun
bred followers. The rurales are IL
pursuit and a clash Is expected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01
Election Is Ordered.

Associated Press Special
Palestine, Texas, August Tine
commissioners court today ordered
a local option election for this pre-
cinct The election will be held Au-
eust II
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Damage in Scurry County.

Associated Press Special.
Snyder, Texas, August l.-Hous-
es were wrecked by storm at AAr-
meliegh, Wastella and Roscoe In the
southern part of Scurry county, Cot
ton was seriously damaged By haA.
No loss of life is reported.
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Notice.

Parties having bills against the
Chautauqua will present them TO
/ M. Parker on the grounds not Ia
Ter than Thursday noon. loz
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Killed by Lightning.

AssOciated Press Special
Wills Point, Ttxas, August l.
Scott Galloway was instantly killed
by lightning today while blowing III
his field near here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01

See that Fuller & Johnson pump
ing engine at F. S. Cronk Co.'S. It's
cheaper and more reliable than
wind mill No trouble to show you
row it works. u
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Z Licensed to Wed.

A. f. Fleeman and Katie Cum
mings.
C. Lester Ralston and Ella Heath
Stephenson.
j. II. Yarbrough and Flora Bill
brev
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Read the want column today.
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on sale the yard
use
\ values up to
y 75c
I tssasss. 5e ~
JOlE5CH &CAASM
COMPANY |
The Big Store |

jured. The total damage there was
not excessive There was no hail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-01

Garden Hose at F. S. Cronk Co tt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-02-15

instructed to investigate and report
with regard 10 the business methods
employed by the state institutions and
the State departments. For Instance, |
don't suppose 1t could be called dis
honest prao ticc or IA violation of law
for the treasurer of the State Of Maine
to report the liabilities of the State
wrongtully. and to omit from his re
port certain liabilities. IL would.
however, be properly IA subject for in
vestigation and report. and il amy OF
our State departments or State insti-
tutions are furnishing wrong financial
reports to the public, while they
might not technically violate the law
or technically indulge in dishonest
practices. still it is something that the
state and the Legislature would want
to know; and | would like. if it was
agreeable TO the House that the or
der liz over until tomorrow. This will
do no harm because it will have no
Immediate effect anyway. and the
gentlemen interested in the matter
can confer together and perfect this
thing. II is an important matter.
Just to delay the House for "a mo-
ment. / recall that in 1907 somewhat
similar order VAS introduced into the
House for an iny estiSation OF the va
rious state departments, and l noted
in looking over the journal of 1907
that on February 1itll the House by a
strict party vote voted to amend that
order so that no department or insti-
tntion could be Investigated unless
charges had been filed against it in
writing BY somebody do not believe
that ought to be done in this case.
did not believe that was wise amend
ment then and / do not believe it
would he a wise amendment now:
but I think that the scope of the in
vestigation should be enlarged just Il
little SO as to include an investiga-
ton of the business methods employed
by the institutions and the depart
inents, and as am not quite prepared
to offer an amendment now I would
much prefer to offer it after consulta-
ton with the gentleman. from ELS
worth who put in the original order;
and therefore, Mr.. Speaker, move
that this matter lie upon the table un
til tomorrow.
Mr.. PETERS: Mr.. Speaker. am
perfectly satisfied that the matter
should lie upon the table until tomor
WateTville that the matter is of great
Importance. and cheerfully acquiesce
in his suggestion.
The motion was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Plummer Of Lis
bon. An Act to provide for close
time on scallops, was taken from the
table.
Mr.. Plunmer moved that the bill be
amended by striking out the first par
agraph thereof.
The SPEAKER: This means striking
out the emergency clause.
Mr.. PLUMBER: Mr.. Speaker. my
attention has been called to the fact
that Section of the act should also
be stricken out if the first paragrapI,
Is stricken out
Mr.. PETERS Of Ellsworth: Mr..
Speaker. m%ve that the motion to
Continued on Page Eleven.)
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Same gentleman from the sam
Committee reported same on Resolv
in favor. of the town of Hermon.
Same gentleman from the sam
/ Committee reported same OH Resoiv
in favor OF the town Of Porter.
The reports were accepted and bill
and resolves ordered printed undel
joint rules
First Reading Of Printed Bills ant
| Resolves.
| An Act to abolish the state agency
| for sale of Intoxicating liquors.
An Act to repeal chapter 90 of tn,
Public Laws of 1905 entitled An Act
to provide for the better enforcement
of the laws against the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating liquors.
Passed to be Ensrossed.
House Bill. No. IL. An Act to amend
Chap. 247 of the Public Laws of 1909
relating to the Packing and Branding
of Apples.
House Bill. No. 145. An Act to grant
additional powers to the Lubee Sar-
dine Company.
House Bill, No. 144. An Act TO
amend and extend the charter of the
| Baker and Spencer Brooks Dam and
Improvement Company
House Bill. No, 143. An Act to au-
,, thorize the improvement of Fall
Brook in the towns of Bingham and
Brighton.
House Bill. No. Ill. An Act en-
titled AN Act for better protection
of Shell Fish in the town of Var.
mouth
| House Bill, No. 140. An Act to au.
thorize the construction of q weir il
tide waters of Passamaquoddy Bay il
| the town of Perry.
House Bill No. 49,. An Act to in
corporate the town of Stockholm.
House Bill. No 1t6. An Act relating
to tile taxation of Telegraph Com
panies
House Bill. No. HI, An Act to pro-
vide for the trapping Of Bob Cats
Lo1pcervier. Canada Lynx
House Bill. No. 14S. An Act to reg
ulate fishing i'll Crosbyville Stream.
House Bill, No. 149, An Act entitled
An Act for the protection of Deer in
York County" CTabled on motion OF
| Mr.. Mitchell of Kittery.)
House Hill. No. 151. An Act to regu.
late the hunting of deer in Waldo
county.
Hose Bill. No. l53. An Act to regu.
late fishing in Tom Pond.
House Bill. No. 153. An Act to regu.
late fishing in the town of Durham.
House Bill. No. 15a, An Act to nro.
hibit trout fishing in Alder Brook.
House Bill, No. 15o, An Act relating
to the appronriation of money for
military purposes. = .s tWan
| House Bill, No. 1856. An Act relating
to the appropriation for State high
ways.
| House Bill. No. 15s. An Act deflnin,
the main trunk line of highwa,
through the State. - N .,ns
|Tahled on motion of Mr.. Buzzell o
F'ryeburg.)
House Bill No. l59. An Act to regu
late fishing in Little Pushaw. Pond.
Orders Of the Day.
On motion of Mr. Murphy of Port
land. Resolve in favor OF Frank w
Bucknam, secretary of the commission
OF pharmacy, was taken from thu
table. and on further motion by thu
same gentleman 1t was referred to the
Committee on Appropriations ant
Financial Affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Austin of Phillips
Bill, An Act to establish department,
Of fisheries and game and to consoli
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date existing departments, was taker
from the table, and ON further motion
by the same gentleman it was referee
to the Committee on Legal Affairs.
ON motion of Mr.. Perkins of Me-
chanic Falls, Bill, An Act To prohibit
the throwing of sawduSt and uther
mill waste into the lakes. ponds and
streams OF the State of Maine. was
taken from the table. and on further
motion by the same gentleman it was
referred to the Committee On Inland
Fisheries and Game
Passed to be Enacted
An Act to authorize the Mousam
Water Company to increase its capi-
tai stock and extend 10 Fortune 5
Rocks.
An Act to permit the plantation Of
Highland to assume the maintenance
of its roads and bridges.
An Act to extend the charter of the
Sagamore Insurance Company.
An Act to authorize the construction
and maintenance of bridge over flats
and tide waters in Back river in the
town of Boothbay.
An Act to authorize the erection of a
dam across the east branch of Spruce
Creek in the town Of Kittery
An Act to amend Chapter 407 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1903, as
amended, relating to fishing in Gull
pond III Dallas Plantation, in the
county of Franklin.
An Act to authorize the Lewiston
Gas Light Company to increase its
capital stock and issue bonds.
An Net to create the Bingham Wa
ter District
An Act to incorporate the Bingham
Water Company.
An Act to ratify and confirm the
sale oil the railroad and franchises of
the Atlantic Shore Line Railway and
the incorporation of the Atlantic Shore
Railway.
Orders Of the Day.
Specially assigned-House order:
The Senate concurring. that the
Jolnt special committee appointed to
investigate and report upon the finan-
cal condition of the State under the
order which passed the House Jan q.
be authorized and directed to investi-
gate and report as to whether any
dishonest practices or violations of
iAi any department OIL
the State which may be the subject
| or It's investigation under said order
previously passed; and TO facilitate its
investigation, said committee is au-
thorIzed to employ such expert as
Slstahce as 1t may deem necessary.
Also specially assigned-Amend-
'hent a.: Amend said order by in
serting after January 81" the words
after" having completed the work
which it has already undertaken and
reported thereon and inserting after
me word state" and before the word
which the words ''or state institu
| tloh and inserting after the word
assistance" and before the word
as the words including legal coun-
sei' and adding to said order the
words And for that purpose may, IL
necessary sit during vacation and
make a report of its findings to the
Governor and Council. which report
shall be made public"
Mr.. PETERS of Ellsworth: Mr.
Speaker. desire to say that / have no
objection to the increase in the scope
OF the order By authorizing the in
vestigation of State institutions. or
authorizing the sitting of the commit
tee in vacation if it is necessary. nor
do have any objection to the employ
ment of legal counsel If it is neces-
sary to employ counsel nor dniI obs
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from Page F'ive.o

The following petitions. bills, etc.
were presented and referred;
- Judiciary.
by Mr.. Williamson Of Augusta-Ar
Act relating TO Coart Procedure
Education.
oy Mr.. Murphy of Portland-An Act
To amend Section 81 of Chapter IL of
the revised Statutes, relative TO the
election of the Superintendent of
schools. CTabled for printing pending
reference on motion of Mr. Plummer
OF Lisbon)
., Also, An Act to amend Section sc of
Chapter 10 of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter 81 of the Public
Laws of 1909.
Banks and Banking.
- BY Mr.. Woodside of Webster-An
r Act relating 10 Investments by saw
ings banks. Grabbed for printing
pending reference on motion of Mr..
Woodside.)
Inland Fisheries and Game.
By Mr.. Andrews of Norway--An
Act to regulate the catching Of black
bass in Pennesseewasse Lake, situated
in Norway county of Oxford.
Ry Mr.. Libby Of Odkland-Remon-
STRANGE OF E. w. Towle and SO others
against ice fishing in Belgrade system
of lakes.
Also. Remonstrance of w r. Haines
and II others against same.
- Also. Femonstrance of 3. T. Charles
and % others against same.
Also, Remonstrance of Fred c. Hart.
BY Mr.. Porter Of Mapieton-Remon.
, trance Of c. C. Libby and 81 Others
. against close time on bull moose.
Shore Fisheries.
49, BY Mr.. Kelley of Boothbay--i;e-
-5lnonstrance of l.. II. Rowe and 20 9TH
= ers of Georgetown against a close
time on Holsters. and against an,
change in the present measurement o.
.eaobsters.
J. roups
: :. BY Mr. Morse of Waterford-An Ac
. 10 annex -Fryeburg Academy Grant t.
-Ethe town of Mason. (Tabled for print
ing pending reference on motion o
Mr.. Hastings of Auburn.
r. Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Williamson from the COMMITTED
on Judiciary reported fought to pass
on Bill. An Act to amend An Act &c
ieyise. consolidate and amend the
= charter and laws OF the city of Au'
gusta. and relating to the tenure o'
Office of the members of the Fire De-
.partment Of said city.
Mr.. Trafton from the same Commit
:. tee reported same on Bill. An Act to
enlarge the limits of the Rumford
;. Talls Village Corporation.
Mr.. Goodwin from the same Com
: t,Ilittec reported same on Bill, An Act
10 amend chapter 243 of the Public
!, Laws of 1909, Nrelating to the choice
:. Of assessors in towns.
~ Mr. Hersey from the same Commit
.tee reported same on Bill. An Act TO
,smend the charter of the city of
, South Portland. Hs~
/. Mr.. Bogue from the same Commit
r4ee. to which was referred Bill An
~Act to incorporate the Bluehil Water
, Company, reported same in new
draft under the same title. and that It
!, ought to pass.
3, Mr.. Kelley from the Committee on
-Chims reported ought to. pass" on
Resbtseain fayer, Of rrArligSt9p ]. Day
9tf Wesless s3&Nine., ,s..iaag anit@at
sessc ynibuec woE lid y,i,org;os1y {
s,e@xHo3
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n Tsf'7 rof aoEi1 snliiD1 ete-sqss
@fsT2 2? bs!i4s*T eE sioidw 20 vez
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PILES cuRED ING 70 n pAYs.
Your druggist win refund money ie
PAZO OINTMENT fails 70 cure any ease
Filss ID 70 " days.. u. '" vsHtf
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Ia rfsi2 q .1omen nrf. balm .1aH Inn
.e'iG !-i2nr 5svlsosz sh2 .9saly ta:s.-c
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The following petitions, bills, etc,
were presented and referred.
n. Judiciary