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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-05-23
Proposed C. G. NV. Extension.

Johnson City Staff: r. L. Dyer, an
expert civil engineer, will leave for
Spruce Pine, N. c., Sunday, to look
over a proposed railway location from
point near Spruce Pine up Toe river
and across the Blue Ridge to Edge
mont, N. c., in Caldwell county, with
the view of a connection with the Car
olina and rth-Westery railway at
Edgemont. An eastern syndicate Is at
the head of this movement. 1t Is pos
sible that this means an eastern con-
nection with the Black Mountain rail-
way now being built in Yancey county.
This county recently voted $4,000 for
the Black Mountain railway. The
new proposed route will traverse a
small portion of Mitchell county and
all of Avery county and a portion Of
Caldwell county. Should this route
prove a practicable route, Mitchell
county and Avery county will be
asked to vote bonds for this new en-
terpriSe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-05-23
Death of Mrs. c. Rush Gray.

Mrs. c. Rush Gray Of Hickory, N,
c., died at the home Of her father
Mr.. Robert B. Riddle at Zeno, yester-
day morning, after a period Of bad
health extending over several months
The deceased was in the oath year of
her age, and especial sadness attaches
to her death from the fact that she
had been married only three years and
leaves two infants, Margaret the eld-
est, aged two years, and Robert, the
youngest, aged three months. The
funeral took place at Bethel cemetery
today. Before her marriage, Mrs.
Gray was a frequent visitor to York.
VILE and had many friends here as
she did in Gastonia, and her home and
wherever she was known. Besides her
husband and children, she is survived
by her father, four brothers and one
sister. The brothers are Messrs. T.
H., j. S., r. S. and j. A. Riddle, and
the sister Is Miss Martha Riddle.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1911-05-23
LOCAL LAcONIcS.
Special Levy Carries.

The election in Bowling Green
school district last Saturday on the
question Of levying a special 3-mill
tax for school purposes resulted in
favor Of the levy by a vote of 10 to 4.
The vote could have been heavier;
but 1t would have been in about the
same proportion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
In the Senate.

House ioInt resolution No. =, by Robin
son-A resolution proposing an amenn M,
meut TO the constitution permitting the
bonding Of cities 10 the extent OF per
cent instead of per cent for public I'M
provemcnts.
Senate bill No So. BY smi,h-An &C:
making the issuance Of checks on nanks
in which there are no funds larceny
Senate bill No. l95. by Smiih-An act
reducing tho period during which wages
STALL be a preferred claim In assignments
from one year TO ninety days.
Senate bill No. l9G. by smith-An act
reducing the period during which assign
ments OF wages as preferred claims may
nc made from one year TO ninety days.
Senate bill No. loh by smith-An act
extending the mechanics lien To include
material used in sCanoldlnC and con-
construction forms.
House bill No. lS7. by Bickmore-An
act giving towns the right To levy spe-
cial taxes for va,erwcrks and sidewalks
Senate bill No 252. by Badscr-Au act
appropriatins $4,000 for q geological sur
rey NJ the state under the direction OF
the University OF Utah.
House bill No. IL by committee on ir-
riestion-An act fixing the price TO be
paid for reservoir sites In irrigation dis
triCts.
Senate bill No 22s, by Niliiams-An
act approprlating $1,000 TO Thomas s.
Snarr Tor wounds received in battle with
Indians.
senate Dill No. J0i. ny w Nlliisms-An
act increasing the annual corporation H.
Cense tax.
House bill No. lis. by Morrs-An act
providing Ior the support OF illeEitlmate
children.
House bin No e5. by F'unk-An &C,
providing for the method of inspection OF
dsirles and canuerles and establishment
OF rules governing the conduct of such
businesses.
House bill No. 81. by Insurance coin
mittse-An act regulating the business
Of county fre< insurance companies.
House bill No. 1i5. by Dahlquist-Au
act requiring building and loan associa-
tions 10 deposit securities 20 cover ob
legations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
GIVES MANY REASONS
IN REPLY To CRITIClS
Adjutant General Of New York Tells W
Recruiting for National Guard
Is Difficult.

ALBANY, y. Y, March l5.-CriticiH
for having declared at the recent dlrs.
of the Society OF the Onondagas thar q
military spirit is at a low ehb. Ad5uu1
General Verbeck Of the New YORK -
tionel Guard today gave several intr
eSting reasons why recruiting ior,
national guard is difficult:
They follow:
The influence OF Andrew Carnegie -
his peace fund Of $4,000, 900. p
The Lake Mohonk peace conference -
similar movements.
The hostile attitude OF women. of p1s
lie school teachers toward military a.
and military spirit in schools: j.,
Tne hostility to things military .!
boy scouts of America. The great
dency 10 commercialize and worsmp
the dollar. -
The jealous hostility Of the avsfzs
wife 10 the amount of time her nnspsJ5 n5
must give to military interests ana -
fairs. -. -,
The large amount Of ridicuie 10 W.
military officers are subjected.
The large number Of fratsrnaI olssr -.
cations which are permitted 10 Wel ~.
geous uniforms 10 the disadTshtsso -
the palmer uniforms nov USED ns -
diers. A
The lack of education on, tne pMs.S paMm !
the general public in regard 10 mia'-''
affairs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
BILLS PASSED.
In the House.


Senate bill No. 221. by smith-An act
relating to a commission form OF gov
ernment.
Senate bill No. 2oo. by smth-Com-
panion measure TO senate bill No. 22l.
Senate bill No 1885, by Badger-An
act appropriatng $500 for the Utah
Chamber OF Commerce.
House blu No. 23I. by judiciary com
mittce-An act creating a park commits
sion IN Salt Lake City. as amended by
the senate.
House joint resolution No. . by Robin
son-ProvidiDg for amendment 10 con-
stitution so as to permit cities OF the
second class 10 increase their indebted :
ness.
House hill No 1877. by Bickmore An
act rela ting 10 special taxes for water.
lights. etc. in cities and towns: as
amended by the senate.
Senate bill No. 3. by Smith-An act
relating to district court stenographers
Senate bill No. ~. by Kucher-An
act relating to the employment OF chill
dreD.
Senate bill no. 25s. by judiciary com
Inittee-An act relating 10 the unlawful
use of gunpowder and other explosives,
House bill no. il. by committee ON
irrigAticn--An act relating TO selection
Of reservoir sites. construction, OF reser-
voirs, etc. as amended by the senate.
Senate Joint bill No. 213. by Badger
and Page (senatc bill No. 919. by Bad :
ger-.,An act relating 10 the white
slave" traffic.
Senate bill No III. By winlams-An
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
DO SOAP SHAMP00S
MAKE WOMEN BALD?

The increasing badness of women
IS coming 10 be a matter oG extreme
interest everywhere. writes Mae
Martyn. famed beauty specialist, in
the Boston Telegraph. "Dermatologists
recognize the fact that most women
arc troubled with short, scanty, dull,
brittle, splitting hair and dandruff-
sure signs of neglect in caring for the
hair
"These conditions are often the re-
suit Of washing the hair with soap,
The alkali in most soaps is too strong
for the hair and causes il to become
brittle, coarse, streaky, faded and
scant
''I'hc safest. reliable shampoo is an
inexpensive one made from tea.
spoonful of canthrox dissolved in a
cup OF hot water. II NOT only cleanses
thoroughly, but rinses. perfectly and
dries quickly. II makes the hair soft,
glossy and fluffy, and those who use
It regularly are never bothered with
dandrnff, falling hair or other scalp
troublcs.D
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
ROADS AND BRIDGES
MEASURE IS SIGNED
Bill Provides for a Bond Issue
of S26O,OOO for Help of
of Counties.

Governor Spry signed tho bill Wedncs-
dsy by Senator J. \. Hyde of Juab. pro-
vidine for bond issue oi $e60.o00 for
the building OF roads and bridges
throughout the state. Under the provis-
ions of the bill each county in the state,
with the exception Of Salt Lake county.
gets $40. 000 10 be spent under the super
vision Of the state road commission.
In addition TO the amount secured from
the bond issue. the state road commits
sion gets AN appropriation OF $4,000 for
constructing and improving roads
throughout the state. No limit is placed
on the amount TO be spent from this
fund in any particular locality. An ap-
propriation OF $4,000 for bridge across
the Grand river near Moab. providing a
gateway TO the oi! fields OF San Juan
county, has passed both houses.
The committee on appropriations in
each house has agreed that no section
al appropriations for roads and bridges.
other than those already mentioned.
shall get into the appropriation bill.
some sectional road appropriations were
placed in the bill by the house but they
Will ne eliminated by the conference
committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
FAvORABLY REPORTED.
In the House.

Senate bill No. 230. by Stookey-An act
requiring physical examination Of school
children.
Senate bill No. 21e. by Badser-An act
relating to pandering.
Senate bin No 152. hy Villa ms-An
flccrs
Senate biz No. 81. by Horsley-An act
providing for a state horticultural asso-
clatlon.
Senate bill No 27t. by committee on
public lands-An act relating 10 the sale
Of real estate for delinquent taxes.
Senate bill No. 27o by committee on
public lands-Ar act providing for set
tement Of tax sale accounts between
stale and counties.
Senate bill No. a6o. bv committee on
agriculture An act relating 10 the de-
struction Of noXious weeds
Senate bill NO ols. by Iverson-An act
providing for holding n biennial con-
ventions relating TO assessment and col
lection OF taxes.
Senate bill No o15, hy HorsIey-An
act relating TO the duties OF the state
conservation commission.
Senate bill No 1a7. by Smith-An act
relating to judgment rolls.
Senate bill No. 100. bv wilIians-An
act regulating manufacture and sale OF
linseed oil. fsxseed oil and turpentine
Senate bill No i1a. By WllIams-An
act relating TO standard Of illuminating
oils
Senate joint resolution NO. 90. by sift-
ing committee-An act providing for
anne endment 10 constitution relating to
duties Of auditor and treasurer
Senate joint resolution No 1s. by Smith
relating 70 exhibit by state ct Pana-
ma-Pacifc exposition.
Senate bin No. 81. by smith-An act
relating to state board Of pharmacy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
END Of CALENDAR IS
IN SIGHT IN SENATE
Solons in the Upper House Are
New Doing Some
Hustling.

For the first time in weeks the end OF
the long calendar was in sight at the
close OF the senate session Wednesday
afternoon. II the senate docs not take
up the greater part Of the day with IT'S
executive session and II as good progress
is made today as was made Wednesday.
the greater portion Of the bills on the
senate calendar will have been disposed
OF by tonight.
work OF the legislature by Friday night.
There was some doubt expressed as 10
whether or not tho work could he com
pletcd before Saturday night. AZ any
rate the session will close with this
week During the last few days more
work had been accomplished by the leg-
isiature than during the first thirty days
OF the present session.
The bills on the calendar which nave
been made special orders Will come up
in the following order today:
House bills y. es and 30. by .Hayes,--
Making the charter powers OF county
commissioners. town boards and city
councils conform TO the provisions OF sem
ate bill 2o5. the general liquor bill, which
has been passed by both houses.
House hill oi1, by committee on live
stock-Creating a state livestock COM
mission and providing for the appoint
ment OF a livestock commission.
Senate bill 100 by snIth-IProhibit-
ing attorneys from promoting litigation
in personal injury cases.
Senate bill 90, by nsh and game com
mittes-Revisins the fish and game laws
OF the state.
Senate bill Is5. b. Stookey-Proridin
for the manner OF holding school elcc-
tions In county districts.
House bill 226 by committee on high
ways and bridges-Regulating the use OF
automobiles on the roads OF the state.
House bill 1s1. by Spencer-Frovidins
for the manner of leasing state lands.
Senate bill 2ss. by wlIliams-Appro-
prlatIng $4,000 for pension fund for aged
teachers
House bill 215. by Arison-Prohibttiu
the manufac cturc and sale of cigarettes
in the state.
for a record Of slaughtered livestock.
House bill so. by Regulating
the use Of marks and brands on live
stock.
more special orders are made. the reg
ular calendar will he resumed. The bills
near the top Of the regular calendar are
House bill -. by Ekman-ENtendins
the terms OF health officers from two
to FIVE years.
the waste Of artesisn waller.
Senate bill 50. by Smi,f-Tncrcasing
the license for medicine venders.
Senate bin 2S3. ny Lunt-Repcallng
the apti-vaccina ton law.
Senate bill 1a0. by Kellv-Provding for
the bonding Of county and precinct Of
f1cers.
Senate bill 1872. by KeIlv-ProvidinT fo-
the bonding OF city officers.
House bill 55. by Insurance commit
tee-Prohibiting the sale OF notes given
in payment for insurance premiums.
Senate bill ESQ, hy Judiciary commit
tee-Prohibiting the losning Of state
funds to state officials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
Sonata Bills.

Senate bill No. ooi, ny Hyde-An act
providing for the issuance and disposal
OF $3.50 600 In state funds for the build =
ing OF roads and bridges.
Senate bill No. 81. by Hyde-An act
increasing the qualifications for county
superlntendsnts OF schools
Senate bill No. l21. by Horsley-An
act corbidding the sale of opium or to-
bacco TO minors
Senate bill no. 7s. by Iverson-An act
giving the state land board control of
state lands lying beneath the surface of
any body Of water
Senate bill No. 80, by Iverson-An act
increasing the salary Of the state chemist
from $1,000 to $4,000.
Senate bill No. l59, by Iverson-An act
empowering the governor TO remove ap-
polntlve officers for cause.
Senate bill No. lis. by Badger-An act
fixing the fling fees to be charged by
the secretary OF state.
Senate joint resolution No. 8. by Will
son-An act proposing a constitutional
amendment providing for the manner OF
creating new counties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
Rejects BILL FOR SALE
OF WATER AND MINERALS

BY vote Of 13 to the senate We'd
nesday rejected a bill which provided for
the sale OF water and minerals found on
the lands OF the various state institu-
tions.
The bill was introduced by the commit
tee on public institutions for the pur-
pose OF allowing the sale or lease OF min
eral lands found on the property of the
State Mental hospital
President Gsrdner took the floor in
opposition to the bill. Several others
also spoke against 1t. Senators Wilson
and Booth favored the bill.
On the roll call ALI the members voted
against the bill except Booth Funk and
Wilson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
kuchler'S Measure. Containing
Stringent Provisions. In
dOrsed by House.
EXCEPTIONS ARE MADE
IN CERTAIN CASES
Provisions Apply to Both Boys
and Girls of Various
Ages.

Kuchler's child employment measure,
senate bill No. 147, was passed in the
house Wednesday afternoon. The bill
provides as follows;
No child under the age Of IL years
shall be employed, permitted or SUI.
fered TO work in anS capacity IN, about
or in connection with the preparing OF
any composition in which dangerous or
poisonous acids are used-mannfacturc
of paints, colors or white lead; manu-
featuring, packing or storing powder,
dynamite, nitroglycerine compounds,
fuses or other explosives; manufacture
of goods for immoral purposes; nor IN
any auaTry, any mine, coal breakeI' :
laundry, tobacco warehouse, cigar rae
tory. or other factory where tobacco
is manufactured or prepared; distlllery'
brewery or any other establishment
where malt or alcoholic liquors arc
manufactured, packed, wrapped. or DOT
tied: thester. concert hall, nor salpoh'
Dor In operating any automobile. mo-
tor car or truck; in the running or
mana cement of elevators, lifts or ho'st'
ing machines, nor in bowling a lleys,
nor in auv other employment declared
bv the state board of health TO be dan
gerous TO lives or limbs, or injurious
10 the health or morals of children un-
der the age of IA
other Provisions
1t also is provided that no female
under the age of u shall be permitted
TO work In any restaurant, resort or
place of amusement where Intoxicating
liquors are sold. In cities Of the hIst
and second class. no person under tne
age Of 2l is permitted 10 work "a
messenger for 4. messenger or telegraph
Office before : clock III the morning
or after O clock IN the evening. In
no case are such persons to be Pef'
mitted TO deliver anything to houses
of questionable character.
No boy under II or girl under 10 Is
permitted 10 work at any galntul oc
cupation, other than domestic service,
or on farm.
Bows under u and girls under l6 IN
cities of the first and second class are
not allowed to sell papers or merrhan-
disc in public places, and no boy mn
der u is permitted to work on the
streets or in a public place as a boot
black
1t also is provided that no boy un-
der the age Of l6 shall be permitted to
do any of the things prohibited in the
preceding paragraph. without permit
issued by the superintendent of school,
or some other person authorized to IS
sue such permit, upon a proper aPph'
cation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
R0BINS0N'S RESOLUTION
IS PASSED BY SENATE

The resolution by Speaker Robinson
proposing an amendment TO the consti-
tuition permitting cities OF the second
class 10 bond TO the extent OF per cent
or the assessed valuation Of the taxable
property for waterworks purposes was
passed by the senate Wednesday. I'm
der the constitution the bond issue can
not exceed per cent. The amendment.
ii adopted by the voters OF the state,
will prove especially beneficial 70 Logan,
which is planning an extensive municipal
water system.
Along the same lines is a house bill by
Bickmore which also was passed by the
senate. II gives towns the same powers
as cities In levying special improvement
taxes for Taterworks and sidewalk pur-
poses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
BILL
is A SPECIAL ORDER

The anti cigarette bill by Allison. which
has already passed the house, will come
up for final passage as a special order
In the senate this afternoon. The bill
forbids the manufacture or sale OF cigar
cites OF cigarette papers within the
state On motion OF Senator Horsley the
bin was placed with the special orders"
of the senate Wednesday. Those who
favor the bill say there will be little op-
position TO the measure on the floor
or the senate and that cigarettes in Utah
are doomed.
Governor Sprv on Wednesday signed
the Horsey bill forbiddng the sale of
opium or tobacco in any form 10 minors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
Another Executive Session to
Be Held Today for Discus
sion of Matter.
NEARLY ALL HAVE BEEN
AGREED TO BY S0L0NS
However, There Is Considerable
Opposition to at Least
Three of Number.

The senate will go into executive ses-
sion at $50 o'clock this morning TO
further consider the confirmation Of
the govern appointees. IT is un-
derstood that the inquiry into the
methods of the members Of the state
land board, all OF whom have been
reappointed by tho governor, viii be
resumed by the senate in executive ses-
sion today Several witnesses Will ap-
pear before the senate, including some
of The members of the land board.
The executive session of the senate
was to have been resumed Wednesday
morning, but at the request OF Sena,,
tor 1verson, who is defending the lana
board the proposed executive session
was postponed. II was suggested that
the executive session be resumed We'd
nesday afternoon. but Senator lverson
asked that it be again postponed until
evening. Finally it was agreed that
the senate 90 into executive session
this morning.
Opposition occasioned
As yet. the confirmation of only one
appointment had been announced by
the senate. The one is the appointment
Of Senator j. 4. Hyde of .Iuab 90 the
card of trustees of the Agricultural
college of Utah The confirmation ot
the appointment Of Senator Hyde was
made in open session.
In executive session the senate has
agreed TO the confirmation of pTactl-
cally all of the appointments, but the
confirmation of these appointments
will not be announced until all have
either been confirmed or rejected. The
appointments of the five members or
the state land board. of the three mem.
bers of the state board Of examiners
in optometry, and of Fred ". Cham
bers. state fish and game warden. have
occasioned opposition. II is understood
that there will be no opposition TO the
confirmation of all of the other ap-
pointees.
Objections Are Made.
On the state land board are ". D.,
Candland. W. H. Thain, ". j. Lynch,
NJ. NJ Steele and A. G.. Giauoue. The
principal opposition appears TO be
against THAN and Candland, both Of
whom failed to receive the confirmation
by the senate when appointed two
years ago.
On the state board of examiners in
optometry are F. +. Alexander, H. 0.
Jensen and DR.. Herbert S. Pyne. The
senate two years ago refused TO con
firm the appointments of Alexander and
Jensen TO this board. Senator Charles
f. Marks, chairman of the fish and
game committee OF the senate, has OBJ
iected TO the appointment OF F. W.
Chambers as state fish and game com
missioner The appointment of Cham
bers two years ago TO this position wa'
rejected by the senate, but he wal
named by the governor as recesi
appointee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
BILLS PASSED.
BY the Senate.

Senate Bill No 2T4. by Kellv-An act
requiring the medical examination of ap-
plicants for marriage licenses.
House bill No. 13S. by Bickmore-An
act providing for the. division and con-
solidation OF school districts.
House bill No. c31. by judiciary COM
mittee-An act providing for the estab-
tshment Of parks and Fairgrounds in
cities.
Senate bill No. 253, by wilson-An act
reducing the time In which personal in
jury suits may be begun from four to
two years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
SENATOR HYDE VOTES
AGAINST HIS OWN BILL

Senator j. A. HYDE Of Juab on
Wednesday voted against a hIll OF which
he Is the author The bin provides that
a person dropping anything other than
money IN a slot machine. used for law
ful purposes. such as gum or candy ma
chimes or telephone toll attachment, is
guilty OF \ msdameanor.
Senator HYDE said the hill was handed
10 him 10 Introduce and he had done so.
needs for the enactment of the measure
and that he would vote against II. The
bill was killed by a vote Of IN To I. SEN
ators Badger. Burton. Smith and Wilson
voted for the bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-16
BILLS REJECTED.
BY the Senate.

Senate bill No. 26s. by committee on
public institutions-An act permitting
the boards of state institutions 10 sell or
lease the water or minerals found on the
lands OF the various institutions.
House bill No. 22s hv Judiciary COM
mittee-An act providing that = person
who Issues checks on a bank in which
he has no funds Is guilty OF felony.
Senate bill No. 112, by Smith-An act
providing punishment for making false
statements for the purpose Of obtaining
credit.
senate bill No. PA, by Hyde-An act
providing that depositing anything in slot
machines not legal tender shall be a mis-
demeanor,