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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17
Committee of Publication.

ne executive committee of Dublica-
t'oh in IT'S report said: Our warning
against the new system Of graded les
suns being so industriously and persist
entity exploited by interd enomnationnl
sunday school workers and interested
publishers was effective in Keeping a
urge majority Of our schools from
adopting system filled with ,nsidious
hercsies and impossible of effective MS.
except in highly organized Sunday
| StHools' but we are sorry to repcrt
mat IN large number OF our schools
me series OF helps offered by a syndi-
'atc publication in which the Interests
OF "ther denominations predominant
nave been introduced"
q IN general, so far as the publication
cepaa a.imeht OF the committees was
GticciHcu. the year was satisfactory
SmoWlnS an Increase In sales of Si6.6Si
UnHI the year previous. The RichInond
~ 6,i.ishlns house sold books ana nc :.
Wits bi.e' Ibo 70 o. inc amount OF sl57.4ds
sSSoSipts OF sii,5i7, making a total Of
1-v-'o1b This amount OF business is
e snip by The committee with re-
sales totaled 3i3.5St.
me executive committee of minis.
y.iai education and relief In It's re-
churcJSasyss r rS9 Southern Presbyterian
assembly arc without pastors.
There are needed at once in tho
o.s eight presbytcrics 3OS ministers
OF the gospel, and 223 of these cnnid
Dc DC supported right now" continued
me report The committee. which has
special supervision of candidates for
me ministry, in Its report had noted
an 1ih,1G l large number Of such
years. c'eNeH
According to reports from the va.
.ious Presbyteries since January IF
dnls year there is n total Of 40 can
"lT3tcs already under their care.
The committee complained that mi.
amount was far short OF what vas
n ASKED an, ana noted that though it had
york, only s23,liG.o2 had been rece!yn5
IRON rom an sources as, agains: SIS. lis. IA
me 49, year previous. y deficit Of s935 Sc
| oFerdrawn was made necessary to htin
rn; - candidates. Tho ministcrinl
! ,eiiet committee reported that on the
ron are 81 minister's. $50 widows md
orphnns representing 225 needy
, , ,rIs' the average amount sent the
III ,i'5's!ers was S225.7S the widows
sl"5.'5 and the orphans s9S.o1 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17

90, -tb' Li'. 'SI'G ils.1T itLLS.
''"Ne men j.. our Office who can ma Ia
hoN'itS'mE topy ialrIy bristio with selling
nH.'tS O'"C' men who actually mink In
p.N '". 70" ""pe''"nco has taught ti:cm how
10 produce Advertising that will get tho
S utc. "a, otEanizatSon 10 at your SER
S"4-'-N"S ADVERTISING AGENCY. ING.
D,c,mon, Mutuai Building.
Phone Madison z.u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17

Win their stations. mission schools and
property valued at $4,000.
The committees estimate NJ tho
needs OF the field covered BY It for the
coming year Is $4,000. itcmized as
follows:
mi-centenn!al fund. $780, 900: negro
representation and Stillman Institute,
Soo'ooo; sustenation and cvangelization
SIoo'ooo; Durant College debt. $4,000;
general evanGelizaiion. $4,000: noun
,ain schools and equipment. $50. 900 I;
inaihnS' $4,000: Jews, $4,000 foreigners.
$50. 900: new work nv, os,i,s
$1,000; expenses. II so much is neejrd
$4,000 10 4iee'"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17

Minnesota for Rooscycit.
Minneapolis. May 16.-With more
than 500 delegates of the approx
mntely 1850 delegates to the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
AND GOSSIP OF
TIE LEGISL AZURE

law. the only Statewide measure tnaS
he 10 interested IN, Wsa4cn Mss antso.
duced u uay or two ago ~ the gea.
tieman from NewEcrt s>eyA
The Ninth distiict people say that
they are tired OF tie KIND poiitscs tisat
gives the fiCAter voter AL tfse money.
when ne 500 out TOR a Quarter ana
q whole county could be carried FOR
a few hunarec maxumas II wasn't 20
hard on the statesmen" But now
that the advanced cost OF living has
made the price OF votes run All tne
wat from nve to twenty dollars eacn,
and with no real enthusiastic pros-
pects tor lower rates. they have oe.
teriniiea to end the evn. In fact tho
democrats and the Republicans OF the
district have determined. 70 they sas..
to night each other in the open. stsci
taking his licking like man when
II comes his turn. The Democrats say
the costly fights every two years swilI
bankrupt them while the Republicans
say that. since the Democrats have
been getting together so much money
to use, they are willing TO 80 into .
combine which viii cut out the doat.
er for good and all. In his speecn
yesterday before the House Commit.
tee on Privileges and Elections Mr..
Irvine, . well known lawyer, Of Big
Stone Gap. declared that both par.
ties had complete lists Of the voters
in the district and knew the pur.
chasabie element absolutely. Thay did
not desire a measure giving Jan
sentence or. a heavy fine to tho man
who cold his vote. They merely wants
ed him disfrancised forever 90 that ne
could not ply his trade again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
HOUSE BILLS

The following were presented yes
terday and referred tothe Committee
on schools and Colleges:
BY MIR. Meetxe--A bill 10 provide
for the creation and recordation Of
liens on school properties in the State
to secure loans made from the literary
fund by the State board of education,
and also TO provide for insuring school
properties on which such loans are
made
To the Committee on Finance.
BY MIR. tiilliam--A bin to amend Sec
ton asa OF the Code of Virginia
BY Mr., Ewing--A bill to provide for
the publication Of the supplementary
twelfth volume In the calendar OF
State papers, viz: an inventory OF
the chief contents tbooks and papers).
Of the clerks offices Of the Common
wealth OF Virginia. and 4 report upon
their physical condition at this time:
and to provide the means of carrying
out this act.
To the Committee on General Laws:
BY MIR. Rolston--A hill to amend and
re-enact section 272sd OF the Code Of
Virginia AS to the use OF explosives.
To the Committee for Courts OF JUS
tice;
by MIR. TayiorA bill to define who
may lie a deputy clerk.
BY MIR. Grant--A bin to amend and
re-enact section 1850 of the Code Of
Virginia.
To the Committee on Special. Pri-
vate and Local Legislation:
by MIR. Tiffany-A bill TO submit to
the qualified voters of the town of
Warrenton in the county Of Fauquier
at special election TO be held there
for when the town council so directs,
the question of the establishment OF
q dispensary for the sale OF intoxicat-
Ing liquors in the town Of Warren
ton, and In the event Of majority
of those voting at said election for
said dispensary. then further to pro-
vide for the establishment and con-
duct of the same. and to prohibit
thereafter within the said town or
within one mile at its limits tho safe.
barter or exchange OF intoxicating
liquors by all persons. Arms or corpor-
atoms except as provided herein.
To the Committee on Roads and In
ternal Navigation:
BY Mr.. Montague--A bill to amend
and re-enaet an act entitled an act to
regulate the time and manner In
which common carriers doing BUSH
ness In this State shall adjust and pay
just freight charges and claims for loss
or damages to freight and claims for
storage, demurrage and service, APP
proved February a., 1908,
| To the Committee on Counties Cities
and Towns.
BY Mr.. Rolston----A bill 10 allow
I boards ut eSureryiSCtx. dtt1s cossntiRa 80
employ a competent accountant wlsei,
they deem 1t necessary In the settle
ment of any accounts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
STERILIZATION BILL
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

AZ : lats hour last night the Com
mtttee on Courts Of Justice OF the
House Recommended by vote Of 8 70 5
to simply return to the House the
Stephenson sterilization Dill with the
Recommendation that. In the opinion OF
the committee. the measure IL not SON.
etttutjonaL
Tho measure has the endorsement OF
the 6tatA Board Of Charities and Cor
ractions, and IL designed to protect the
rnce from the reproduction Of the Grim.
inal types. the idiots and the lmhecslea.
DIR. Stephenson. OF James City. the pa
tfon Of the measure viii carry on the
fight Tor the measure on the moor OF
the HOUSE, hoping to carry II despite
the failure OF the lawyers commit
go to endorse 1t. His bill was re-
ported several days ago from the Com
nnittee On sAsylums and Prisons, which
cofnmittsa. after hearing experts On
the subject, made unanimously fay-
orabla report.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
SENATORS KNOW
ABOUT ELECTION
DELEGATION OF LEGISLATORS
NOTIFY THEM ACROSS THE
BANQUET BOARD.

Especial to The Richmond virginiano
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Fab. S.--
Senator's Thomas staples Martin and
Claude Augustus Swanson. OF vir-
ginta, were the guests Of honor ~
u dinner given at the Raleigh to-
night by the two committees OF the
General Assembly Of Virginia. The
put posA OF the function WAS to notify
the two statesmen from the Old DO
mfnion OF their reelection ~ United
States aenators.
The notification committee Of the
Senate to inform Senator Martin
consisted Of State Senators Exfly,
Moncure and xiart. and the commit
tee OF the HOVE Of Delegates In
ciuded Delegates Cox. Harwood.
Coleman. Throckmorton and Weaver.
The Senate committee TO inform
Senator Swanson consisted Of Sena-
tors Bison, Lowry and Cummings,
and the committee OF the House Of
Delegatea consisted OF Delegates Will
liams, Baker. Bowman. Daniel and
Love. With the committee were NJ.
h. Booker. clerk Of the Senate, and
John w. williams. clerk OF the House
and keeper Of the rolls
There were impromptu speeches
laudatory OF the efforts made by
Senators Martin and. Swanson In be-
half Of their constituency. Among
the Euests were Lieutenant Cover
well, %. G.. Cummings. John NJ. Hart.
8. II. Love. n. r. Easley. John Orr
Daniel. C. w. Throckmorton. John
u. Wiliiams, Martin Williams, ~. B.
Booker. r.. Coleman. Ben r. Gwen,
George r. Rison, Colonel A, n. Bow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
SENATE BILLS

Mr.. Hart-Senate joint resolution
Resolved by the Senate Of Virginia.
the House OF Delegates concufrtng.
That the Governor OF this state shall
appoint three delegates to attend the
convention called BY tbs Governor of
the state OF PennsyivantA to meet
at the capitol Of that State At HAr-
rtsburs February 20 and 81, 1919. to
consider measures to be taken to pre-
vent the further spread Of the chest
nut bark disease.
Mr.. Saunders--A bill to amend ana
re-enact section 1850 OF the Code OF
Virginia.
Mr.. Saunders--A bill to amend an
act to prohibit the granting OF char
ters to banks having minimum capt.
tai stock Of less than $4,000. and
providing how the same shall be paid
ia. and how branches thereof may
be authorised. and providing, that
such banks shalt be subject to local
taxation In the county, city or town
Ia which such branch u located.
Mr.. Saunders---A bill to amend
chapter ~ OF the Code Of Virginia.
prescribing qualifications OF bank d.
rectors.
Mr.. eaundsrS-A bill adding new
sections 70 tina Code Of Virginia. pro-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
SENATE PROCEEDINGS

An invitation TO address the Cen.
erai Assembly before It's adjournment
March IL extended Governor Jpdson
Harmon. Of Ohio, in 2 joint resoiu-
ton offered in the Senate yesterday
by saxon w. Holt. OF Newport News.
Following an announcement OF the
death sunday OF CLINTON A. Boyce, ~
committee clerk. the following icsoiu-
tion OF respect was adopted:
Whereas, sine the adjournment OF
the Senate on Saturday the senate
has sustained loss by the death Of
one If Its most faithful clerks, Mr..
Clinton A. Boyce. and
Whereas, In the last few days he
has performed his duties to his com.
nittee though In great bodily pain. and
where's. this ndeiity to duty
should not be allowed to pass unro.
ticeed: now. therefore. be 1t
Resolved by the Senate Of vir-
xinia. I hat It record It's great sorrow
on the loss Of its faithful clerk, Gin.
ton A. Boyce.
Resolved further. That we tender
our sincere sympathy to his bereaved
family and friends.
Resolved further. That copy OF
these resolutions be forwarded to the
family OF the deceased by the Score.
tary Of the State.
Resolved further. That the sscrs-
tAry Of the Senate Be, and u hereby
directed by the Senate to see that
a wreath OF flowers 10 placed upon
the grave az mark OF esteem OF the
Senate"
AL bill were passed by until the
bill was reached providing for . resub-
mission to the people Of the amend
ment relating to the election OF city
treasurers and commissioners Of the
revenue. This was set for q special
order at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Thornton. Of Alexandria, OPEN
ed for the bill and spoke for ten min
utes.. He was followed by c. Harding
Walker In opposition to the measure.
who spoke until the Senate adjourned
at 3 o'clock. The bill wifi be taken
un again Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06

The first communication read In the
House after the body convened yes
terday was from the superintendent of
the penitentiary. Major J. Il. Wood,
givtng the Assembly the information
called for unaef the CTeanaer rssoia-
ticn OF several days ago, the speein-
cations sent cut when The prison board
asked for bids for the hire Of the con-
victs.
Mr. Eeli sought TO have the Federal
income tax amendment made special
cgeer. for next Monday, but failed on
q point OF order
A communication was read from the
City Council Ct the city u Cleveland
asking that the General Assembly Of
Virginia pass resolution asking the
Federal government 20 resume the
cntnxge of thu pieces. Cleve-
iAnA being inLeTssted IN the matter for
thN espeeiAl reason that the city now
AAs three-c4nt fares on it& street rail.
MnY1 theveby creating demand for 4
xnsae.cank Subsidiary coin.
ogffU nshiteNtiaFy Hepsrts.
~. Maesxn, * Campbell, introduced
ur a6ank go1olutjon requiring the peni.
f1AtY beafd ~ auomit TO the A..
~ ntl0 - annual reports OF the su-
~ 1Snk AZ The penltenttary. the
n M ia pepitentixry. The
y VI 4n1&ion Was tt,e failure
n 1N8 6of4 ~ Print these reports
n ~ ~ N h ,paoL 1iong With
4 ~ a. ess 0e ~ hoard. There
Y q y n zthA fAs0lnfinn Ia
:.s !: gu ~;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
BILL TO CONDEMN
AUDITING PROPERTY

Introduced In the Senate by Harmon
and Fnlkes. Richmond members, bill
giving Richmond's administrative
board the right To condemn abuttilS
property was yesterday reported fav-
orably by the Committee on Courts
Of Justice. II with be placed on the
senate calendar tomorrow.
Tha bill provides that when street
liz to be improved where abuttAnS
property Ii likely TO be damaged a
committee or city ofilcer shall be
appointed to examine the property and
estimate the damage. The committee
shall then give. notice to the owner.
citing him to appear within ten days
ana make his own estimate of the
damage. II the committee and the
owner are una BILE to aRree the owner
has the right to appeal to either the
Corporation or Hastings Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06

Del4ente Land. Of Nottoway. ana
Senator BROCK, OF Prince Edward. had
Q thrilling experience ~ an early hour
passenger on thu Norfolk and West
ern Railway tram, which was wreck.
ed soma twenty miles west Of Peters
hufx. They both escaped without IN.
Jury, and took pert III the proceedings
Of their respective branches Of the AS
sembiy yestertlay.
Now Mr.. Miistead denies that any
one has atolen his dog. He denies
the alteration. He defies the allega-
tor He says he hasn't any dog any
way When he wants dog he goes
and b0rrows Doug" Smiths dog and
that It was "Doug's" dog that was
stolen. Hence the anti-dog stealing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06

ousIy suggested that the vote ~
made Unanimous When all the
ehAaese had been made Il wne found
that tho vote stood 80 to 81. ~
stsphenson vas vesy heartily coA-
grasulated. The bili now goes 70 ne
Senate. where Il VIII be fought with
more bitterness and determinAs5pd
even than Il has been fought N ths
House
Al i:Io' o.>,,ck the House adjourn
ed In orIsr to give such members ~
desired opportunity to make the trip
to attend the senatorial notification
event at Warrington tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
: Roosayeit Il interested.

1vcru,p INA ~ Foh H----Col
ofsIEH hAa. - as.r,v interested
today In the condition q Senator s,a /, La
Fo.leite. "nsn ' narv,ns corrasnond-
terna.ional News I. e. Az ,nd'catad
ant tnat me aa.Ss. s,ssesman was in
tnat sne Ws. ..s ..ssic rec that he
such condition g. cola ~ ~. , amars ns
wopid nov ee p,..ss .,,a E~-nres.
ms pontl,aa as.isi.s' 80. 20
ioent eAriain ~. $50, .orrv,
TOO oaa, ssts .hnprht tho
Withdraw, nshu" M"a q La Foiistte from the
.; ss''|s ss sass aDss sss slssassslsss
ed:
can onty reLeAN Mn. ..ors,,se,t
before. ina, .ns p, ~ 1ndsvsanai = NJ II y.
The Colonel .daea tna d,,, e s s,acsns-
y hoped "a ro ss cs.rss,v . csus
would not b d:pyiysa 3 ~ !. sp =. s j
concern over TIE Florida Kepanl i.a,
In ,rss sasca u asaassssa =, ]. 81. !.
Ehtcago convention sIs n q 'sS ~. \;
while Crmsoy MctsAE1. NJ. ns ~.
street lawyer. ~ 1872. reesnt ~ r 1870.
trying to snatch ueleeasee w Mo ss...S
ven GOWN IA Fio1ae eao s 49, y ~
PERKINS. trlppea aoEn 49, ,s.A. = 49,. -
ssms cause hoosevess -. .s 49, ~ ss az
to 70 I. work .n's o. him him ana snas Se i not
interested. really n what Fiordia
NAV do. =.
:::;: ! :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06

vidlsg - tAs - snistipn u etass
banne AaA nxing certain penaatiee Tor
the Slt1axtoa thereof; which W4s
tealse. - asd referred 70 the Commit
M u6n&Aers--A bill Z provide tor
tlao e1lnnn1 ation of banIes md 6thoe.
slm1IoR l6GaitHtlons In thla EtatA au1
70 islanA certain general provtelons
AnA ~ tjse conduct Of tbs 6usiness
at bAkktAS.
Mr.. IAyenner-~A bill 20 amend A
act for the kstablishtns, altering and
butl1inG Of public roads and nrtdgess
In the county of Shenandoah
NJ Iesner---A bill conferring upon
the councils Of cities having, by this
last TIMED states census, a population
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
ll|QlbER
BLOCKS I'D
cocrcIlMAx vv1tI.s \ ssusi
srcnz snIs 1Isss ron NJ n
1nlcAL onpIHAxcE. 8.
Mr.. sEAToN PROTEST.


y ~
The ordinance providing fpss o.
sanisation Of the new snup3nspai plan{
struck another snas last ntghk vhsn
II was referred 10 the wefSr Com
mittee. st ths month"; session "a
Common Council.
Thin sctior was taken % naotion|
Of Chairnnan Aiils. Of the vg4tnr Coyn.|
mittee. who Objected to esrtAiu tss~|
tuers Of the measure having rsfsFsncs|
70 charges to be enacted Of NJ WNter|
pumping plant for electric current
Captain Mills ciained that II was
due his COMMITTEES 70 - allowed to|
pass, on the ordinance boeoro IT Na1|
finally adopted by Council.
In answer to this Mr.. eeaton. on
the Electricity Committee. aid that
although his committee had invited
the captains committee to q cone
terence Oh the proposition. che inys.
tation was turned down.
Mr.. GeAton then want an ~ ~
plain that the measure had alr4ady,
betn hanging drs tor Snany months
and he thought II WAS high tlyne VI
put the ordinance. into efteot - Il
cAus secouuSn0e0 SyOW4s ~ SstSs-
Matter Of Conrseby.
Chairman rmisuf. 81 thss com.
rnittAe, while eager 10 - soel1ehing
definite accomplished. aai4 ~ eteod
ready 70 sccoxd Captain 3iliD ~
courtesy Of having the uaeaGa1o re-
fsrrad u hin committee y ~ In
sasted. Mr.. Pollard alSn kolt that
this courtesy should ~ soeor6e6 tbs
captain. though ha woe pegD4NAlly ~
tho opinion that Council eAolGjd lCoA
no more time 70 dAliying With ~
matter.
Coupcti did succeed. however. -
adopting the following oS11AAnc1s:
Approprtataug ~ a.tee IT. pure
chase OF additional 9rounA Ad3aceA&
70 Washington square u e0ufA atcns
mond.
Mss,se Il chisratssy upoa Persons
Or organisations desiring ~ eottett
aims o. hold religious oetvsoee %
the s4re4t6 70 farat prcenro = poFM1
from the mayor on MISREPRESENTATION
a. the chief OF poltces
RDqutrine tTAnGeus aga oAne1fe
ana bill posters 70 pay ~ AAAnnl
licsnse tax o. Sa0o, % GtsA e0nA q
%, 000. p "a ~ ST
Raising the pay q sAssabsss ~ tAs
flre. police, and street cla4n3ne -
parchment per cent. ~ re14~nsneos
dstion q the FynAncs Co1ntnjttsa.
ttie G9est faltA
sir. Hobson sytsd 70 AsNo 80 1Apse
amended % that prfsatee - - 20
from $a.7S TO ~ PER day. bdt - mo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
IA TOILETTE Ill,
GIVES UP BATTLE
lcontinued from FirAt page.)

Continued from ftrM ps6e.l
first ballot OF the Iowa delegation BY
irving To get the La Toilette people
10 support Cummins the administra-
ton fancies that they can still hight the
Colonel.
But Curnnlns doesn't TOOL nimseH
In the least about RoosyeiSs Strength
and he will pe the first 70 stsnd IroIn
under when the Roosevelt movement
starts.
The congressional campaign was re-
organixed this afternoon by the relec-
ton of William Mckinley. OF ii'ineis.
as chairman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
Gets Bond And Fine,

Charged with carrying concealed
weapon, Jesse Lewis. : negro. was
fined 800 ana placed undar 800
bond for twelve months yesterday By
Police Iustic& Crutchfeld,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06
OPENS FIRE N
wALksA Dn0LASlEs LGoSsLATrRx
HAS no AsaHF 10 oSfEn Z.
. A1rErpsrxr.
ALREADY LAW. HE SAYS
II - !. y & "A
AsssnTs rnAr SnpsOsrrIoN %
wrrn0rT ! YnEcrDESr
N State ~ VIM
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4 X n. \
elNIA.
M a T-77, Al
s.No suoh Question - this has ever
ha.,, e,,.r..s..n.s., 81 4 E~.saa.A A.exss.
~, are .,..,...... ara ~. f.r ~ As.ow
ns nevtr ,..sai1 81 .sa<I1. 90 "a any Il s.s-
,arnrs... - "a u. x.:l.C..lx i, u.xs.. "
rIra .I,syti,s. ye..urus y s,,t,.lxln. As4aasI
ire pnnxA.a u 9 ON sres.,Sa4s.t4llx 10
sas r..e,n.s smi n.,nsnts % svstaons
"a nnu 80 81 ts.e Lsn.latutaDn. ar
rs af me xreate.t trnpo.t-ucs ana
sno.,.x - s.v.,,, ,,,e rnusr -. .t,,4e con.
~ 1890, a a
80. sac,,or@ tha t,ili. rAauhrnitx pro.
v,aa ,nst CIV IressnIele aud cam.
mss.annsr. 81 the raysn.xe may .;uc-
s..ss =. r,.s,s,.s ! ,sas, vsera .ieteswed
~ r,r-.r,. vc,.re ~ thn saina time
..,ss..s ..s.. ,,,sp, ss. a.aav,oo s,-
Ian, 49, ce.,n. !, c...car. ~ servv more
,bsn crn ,srrn.
Mr. Wafsnr followed r. z. Thorn.
tcn ~ LsirrSx = ~ aeciare1 the poo.
ME we're NOT ailov. a Is vote upon The
a.nsnomsnss ssnerately ana therefore
ss.s ..tN s~s~nsA t,sere was no
,,rss.,nn,tv - ar ~ hatwsen Them,
!, t hssi nsrs. ~ sne ssafe M. Tts,r,s.
sn,s rArs:~~A - div1ded. ana wien
son ues - -. s.rsA sshv No, ,st 10
s,I s srasssr crss,cA
go Ws,s.r 49, frenusr,riy inter.
.,,..s.1 ~ S~nstnrr who lnrsrroeatcs,
Mn cnnchrninr cnrtalrs Htnt0ulents.
M VIZ Ne Il miiiarity Mn .the coustj,n.
,anr snd tha Cods IL ansvered rnsst
~ them al mad. but rsserred occasions
si,., ~ 9 isrrn atacr of resercnca
alY % ssss' $500, = - - -
w '..,,ss .,,, n,,..ttc,, analoxous 70 this
49,. 80 49,, 'nro.,ahs - my a..
uaa - ~sx ~ vrrltcr s..is m Ia.
s EN ~1hsr. ~ 4 naislatuia rub.
u lss Sss 4 .S,,..,s>, ,w,ce .hat had
tn1tteu ~ .ssssSA - - ,Acted lsut
pecn ns.ns s.1..s.,s. s~fm t,~. Lrcposl.
s ~. - Z. 80 nses 49, : N. 4
wa ss.ss.s - ~ hsil claim the
$500. -. 40 nronArfy sub.
.sssA~ Whv not4 The vote was cam
milteo. way nv.s ~. ~. ~ SscCsrrsr
vassea = PDss -. .,s s c,rr fhaf
!ssueo $780,. 49, AAnd. Thls
the AnsnoWsas 49, ~ EAR.
..us .sAss.s.S :, t,,H rrriranttary who
mai e3ecute0 v sn1 - M. nrison
~ -" = - ys..,,sss~.a ~ dir IN the
surgeon. ~ = p svb. - 80 S~,A IL
cof4!s u 49, 80 'Srat. assin::
sta!klns sn.o 49,, sr.,,,,,ds fur r..
10y - sne.s :. - 4 e.snrin .lid fiot
suOsaiss. sass - cho1seIs Hero Mr..
have 3 cnanC. = 80 s,,s,r.ssSton md
walker revsaWeo sne s.os ~ .s,s.. go
said: IL y mol c..a1 1s~.,s W - fs,A
that there 49, ~ 49, IS counties
ana towns. SECTION iic provides 81
the election Of county oHisess' ~ 80.
tions llS and 11v ptosiu1 .o' s'
tion Of city oHicsIs - - "A.
The cnW cur. s ,nat provi-