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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 2O8-H. F. No. Al

AN ACT relating to the assessment OF land
through which drainage ditch has been
constructed under county or judicial ditch
proceedings.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota:
Section 1. In all cases where drainage
ditch has been shall be constructed under
county or judicial ditch proceedings it shall
be the dtlty Of the persons and boards having
to do with the making of the assessment,
when determining the valuation of such land
for taxation purposes, to take into consida-a-
ton a reduction in the acreage Of each tract
or lot sufficient to cover the amount OF land
actually used for the ditch and its waste bank
Approved April 8, 1918.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 2O9-H. F., No. ITS.

AN ACT Relating to Certain Conveyances Be-
tween Parties Sustaining the Relation Of
Mortgagor and Mortgage, Prescribing the
Effect Thereof and Limiting the Time With
in Which Such Conveyance may be Ad-
judged Mortgage.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of Minnesota: 49,.
between parties sustaining the relation Of
mortgagor and mortgage, whereby the mort
gagor or his successor in interest conveys any
right. title or interest in real property there
tofore mortgaged, shall be presumed to have
been given as further security, o. as a new
listing mortgage Indebtedness. Or any other
Indebtedness. security for any purpose
whatsoever. 60. ..-.
Sec 2 No action to declare any such con-
veyance mortgage shall be maintained un-
less commenced within fifteen years from the
time of execution thereof.
Sec. 5. This act shall apply to all convey
ances, past and future, but shall not be held
to apply to any action heretofore commenced
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CHAPTER OPS. r. No, sos.
~cH.pTER, COS r M ala

AN ACT. entitled: '.An act fixing the SAL
aries, compensation and help of the county
! assessor in counties having. or which may
hereafter have "a population Of not less
than two hundred thousand 1000. COO and
less than two hundred seventy five thou
sand {275.0 OO,. and providing for the pay
ment thereof" .sv RS 80 - 5S ~
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Minnesota: as..tE55 ~ zsSt
Section T. The salary: Of the County AS
SCISSOR of each county of. this state, having or
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

q otherwise naay Ssbtain ffrom To stats nto
rnologdst special Soertihc 81 order 70 ooen-
ply with the Federal and State Laws. 9uch
ceftincatsa Win be granted only to stock par
CHASED IN N1nnesota from an inapected nrrs-
cry g 70 forsisn stock inspected n Mime
SEQ. .. n Failure 10 comply with any e the
provisions Of this act shall DO subject to- the
penalties provided In Section 28S0 Chapter
80, Revised Laws Of Minnesota, 1906. S.
SEQ; O. The state Inspector shall 20 n
duired ON or before December LIST Of each
year TO- submit q report and financial state
mont to the Governor Of the State. covering
tho years work. i 80 t.gs ssEfS@
SEQ. 10. For all expenses necessary to car
~ out the provisions Of this act there 10 here
by appropriated from the state treasury from
money! not otherwise appropriated the> sum
Of three Thousand dollars 60, cog; 90. for the
fiscal year ending July 81, 1914, ana the
same amount for the fiscal year ending July
81, 1915. AL fees collected hereunder shall
be paid into the treasury Of the state Of
Minnesota and added to tho State Entomol-
oE1st's appropriation for combating Injurious
insects. - Z ~ s*s 81:
SEC. II. Sections 2sss ana 2ss4 Of Chap
ter SO, Revised Laws Of Minnesota, 1905, are
hereby repealed. r..
SEQ. L. In view Of an existing emergency
this act 10 to become . law Immediately aft
er ito passage and signature by the Gov
ernor.
Approved Ape1> Q, 1913.
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CHAPTER 215-H. F. No. 1872.
c q s1o- s. No. 100.

Ct1A1 SlO-f1. r. M. SSZ.
AN ACT to authorize any city in the State
than ten thousand and not more than twen-
ty thousand Inhabitants to acquire by gift,
devise, purchase, condemnation or otherwise
and to establish, maintain, equip, improve,
own and operate hospitals. hospital sites
and hospital grounds within the limits Of
any such city.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That any city in the State Of
Minnesota now Or hereafter having more
thousand inhabitants. in addition to all the
powers now possessed by such city, Is hereby
authorized and empowered, acting by and
through the council, common council or city
dinance duly adopted or enacted by an af-
frmative vote. of not less than two-thirds Of
all menlbers-elect of such council common
council OF city council, to acquire by gift,
devise, purchase, condemnation otherwise
and to establish, maintain, equip, improve,
own and operate hospitals, hospital sites and
hospital grounds within the limits of any such
city. ~
Sec. 2. That any city mentioned in Sec
ton one Of this act may acquire by gift,
any property Necessary, convenient or desir-
able for the purpose OF establishing, main
tanning, equipping, improving, owning and
operating any hospital, hospital site or, hos
pital grounds within the limits of such City
authorized by section one ~. Of this act.
Section g.. This act shall not include or
apply to cities now or hereafter governed
under charter adopted pursuant TO Section
49, Article 4, OF the constitution Of this
state, and the several, acts Of the Legislature
Sec A. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after Its passage. =.
Approved April 8. 1913. .I5.l5-11. 4. Its
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CHAPTER 2o5-s. F. No. 3+t
AN ACT to amend Chapter one hundred and
six (10e) Of the Revised Laws 1896 as
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u CHAPTER 21s-: f. No. a5..
AN ACT to amend Subdivision Two! of Sec
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: CHAPTER 2s1-s. F. No. 4se.

CHAPTER <Ol-S. r. no. $50. 80 :
AN ACT entitled IAN act authorizing cities
Of this state now or hereafter having
population Of over fifty thousand Inhabitants.
To issue and sell their ~bonds and to use
the proceeds thereof for the purpose Of
purchasing and acquiring lamps, lamp-posts,
lamp pipes. globes, burners and any
/ and all other hxtures, instrumentalities. APP
4 planes or equipment necessary, convenient
OF proper for lighting the streets and public
+ places OF such cities. 5s.ett''T 80.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
4 Of Minnesota: z.s( -
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS (s125. 000 LIGHTING
EQUIPMENT BONDS .AUTHORIZED. Sec
ton l. Any city in this state now or here
after having q popula tiont OF over fifty thou
sand inhabitants,.#in addition to ali powers
possessed by such city. is hereby authorized
and empowered, acting by ard through the
city council or common council of such city.
BY ordinance Or resolution duly enacted or
passed by. an & a f.trn,ativez vote OF not less
body Of such city council sor common coun-
ell. 4 there be more than. one bG:iy. and
vote OF not less than two thirds Of such
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CHAPTER 230-S. r. 472.

C1AAF1ER Z0V-S. r. az.
AN ACT to amend Chapter 1853, General Laws
1909, to prevent unlawful discrimination in
the sale Of milk, cream, butterfat and to
provide a punishment for the same
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section 1. Any person, Arm, co-partnership
Or corporation engaged in the business Of buy
ing milk, cream butterfat for the purpose
OF manufacture who shall, with the intention
OF creating monopoly or destroying the
business Of a competitor. discriminate between
different sections, localities, communities or
cities Of this state by purchasing such COM
modify at a higher price rate in one local
lty than is paid for the same commodity by
said person. firm, co-partnershfp or corpora
ton In another locality after making due al
owance for the difference, II any, in the actua,
cost Of transportation from the locality Of pur-
chase to the locality Of manufacture shall be
deemed guilty Of unfair discrimination and
conferred upon them and each Of them by
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by
a hne not exceeding five hundred dollars $500,
or by imprisonment IN the county Jail not to
exceed six months.
Sec. 2. The state Dairy and Food Com
missioner his assistant, inspectors, agents and
employees, shall enforce the provisions Of this
act and in SO doing shall have all the powers
conferred upon the mand each OF them by the
provisions Of Chapter Fl, Revised Laws OF
1905. - g., ~ E.--..< a.. = p =
Sec. g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 9, 1913. - Sax
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CHAPTER 22o-s. r. No. Al,

AN ACT to amend Section 1884, Revised Laws
Of Minnesota 1905, regarding reports from
persons engaged in the purchase, manufac-
ture sale Of dairy products.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section 1. Section 1897, Revised Laws Of
Minnesota 1906 is hereby amended to
Section 1887. Rooms shall be provided In
the Capitol for the Office and laboratory Of the
Commissioner. He may require reports from
persons engaged In the purchase, manufacture
or sale Of dairy products, and all owners or
operators of skiInrning stations other places
engaged in the business Of purchasing cream,
or operators Of creameries and cheese fac
tories, shall on March first ,dsp in each year.
and at such other times as he may fix, send
amount Of business done during the year pre-
ceding, together with such other statistical
Information as he may require"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April 8, 1913
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ss ton 20, o6 % 1sv1Bod IAWu oG 1l1nna--
Il eota, for ths.y0ar 100ks Ielating @ - q
Coroner.
b sc enactsd ~ H. Iesi c ~ stats
IS OF Aanneao3a:
Section / That sub -aiv1ston9 3, % ssottoa
26o9. OF the REVISED Laws OF 1kinneDota Tor
the year 1906. s. amended % e % Rad e.
follows:
81. For helding N Inquest Avs dollars,
for each days necessary attendance$ aftef the
day on which the body was Viewed. and
mileage - above. ana IL. cts. Per folio for
writing the record including testimony Of
witnesses. ~ " s..
s. Sec. 2 All acts and parts $of acts IN
consistent with the provisions Sof this act ART
hereby repealed. IA syf #53%<s5 TN.
Sec. g. This act shall take eject and be
IN force from and after its passage. 95.$s A
Approved April Q. 1913. S: s. y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
Orders for Stamping

Still taken. Bring us your material
and we will stamp it for as little as
you could yourself.
Scalloping 1Oc yard.
Napkin Initials zoe dozen.
Pillow Cases, stamped, 1Oc pair.
And other material priced ac-
cOrdingly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
An UnIucky Year

World
The year 1918 will prove an unlucky
one for all towards. cheats, sneaks, idlers
anG wasters.
Jf you neglect your responsibilities
you'll pay the penalty of inefficiency.
II you squander your hours and your
powers indulge In excesses. deny your
body sufficient sleep, exercise, and care,
you'll lose your strength and health.
II YOU lie, betray trust and break your
word. your name will be smirched with
disgrace.
If you make no effort to improve your
position or broaden your mind. a more
earnest and eager and deserving man
win dispossess you from your job.
But 1913 will be a happy. wonderful.
treasure laden. prosperous year for all
who strive keenly and cleanly.
Bad luck is a matter Of character-not
of calendar Superstitntion is ludierous
by the light of electricity. All the wicked
spirits are in the grogshop. The evil
eve is watching from the front row at
the musical comedy.
Good and bad" are mental atti-
tudes. We are great and stalwart or
puny and miserable because 1t Is our
will to be so. Our souls mold our Ca
reers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
Special Notions
and TOiletGOOds

SC shirt bands, each :. .4c
DC hooks and eyes, card &c
Sc inside betting, black and
white, yard sc
25c scalloped edging, in sew
eral colors, bolt 16c
6 yards in bolt.)
Tooth brushes and nail
brushes, assorted styles,
worth 15c, i9c and 25c, spe-
cial, each 10c
15c Williams talcnm pow
der, carnation. violet, box 10c
Cincinnati Soap Co.'S fine
toilet soap, carnation, violet
and other odors, DC values, 3
cakes for 10c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12

Agnes K" writes: IT dull and lfeless
most OF the time that scarcely accomplish my
duties am coorless and have little appetite suffer
with headache and far below normal weight AT
one time quite plump and then felt good all
the time. so If you prescribe something to in
crease my weight think I shall be myself
again."
Answer: For anyone in your condition there is
nothing I can give that would be effective as
thorough course Of three grain Hypo-Nuclane tablets
This little tablet supplies elements which increase the
red blood supply and aid TO extract the nutrition from
the food improve the appetite overcome nervousness
md plumptness with healthy color and strength re-
turn They arc packed in sealed boxes with full direc-
tons.
Farmland" writes: "Please give prescrip-
uon for my rheumatism. l suffer greatly. friend
tried your prescription. cured. but can't re-
member It.
Answer: Here Is my nvorits prescription for
rheumatism, Iodids Of potassium. dramr; sodium
.alicylate. Z drains: vine Of colchicum one-haR
ounce: COMP essence csrdiol. Of; comp MUD balm
wort o.. and Urlp sarsaparflla comp. oza Take
a teaspoonful at meal time and at bedtime
Nv. e." writes, Il have such vs0 severe couch
and cold and have not been able to get anything to
acp ma u Is weakening my system"
Answer Use tho following and your cold and
cough will vanish you will be strong again
Get az OF bottle Of concentrated essence msntho-
laxene and take every hour two This be taken
pure or made into a full pint Of home made syrup.
ruil directions to will be found bottle. This
is mild laxative and will drive the cold from the
gstes
sfIelen J' writes: what would you advise me
IN take? suffer with indigestion. constipation gas
on my stomach and my breath is bad. I am afraid
Of appendicitis"
Answer: Many cases df appendicitis caused BY
peglectng Just such troubles as you describe You
shoud start at and take regularly for several
weeks at least tablets tropepno which are sold at
ali drug stores and packed in sealed cartons with
full directions taking The tablets arc pink. white
and blue The pink tablets should be taken after
breakfast the white after dinner and the blue after
sinper / think a great many cases OF appendicitis
could be cured by using tropeptne
.,sfipnie' says Il am the verge Of nervous
nrostraon and the doctors medicines do not seem to
help me- l am thin and am getting thinner every
day What would you prescribef"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12

Answer Take the tonic prescribed and you will he
s'rons In few weeks. You will gain flesh and vo,,r
nerves Will be restored to their natural sro,,,, o.,
syrup OF hypophosphites COMP ozs: tncture
cadomene comp. tnot cardamon). Mir ana
snake we'll before taking Take tea spoonful before
each meal -o''
'nss beiVa asks; Il sorely afflicted and want
80 'e'' ao'ice' am troubled with soitre and too
duce the otherY'
Answer Many cases Of eoitre coming under INV
attention have yielded to treatment and disappeared
almost totally The ingredients In 5-gran arbolens
o'es are used both to reduce goitre and to remove
.ie.''uou' iat on the human body. advise you to
obtain sealed tube with directions ACCOMMODATING
'serla writes Il suffering with biliousn..a
s'omaeh and kidney troubles 1 am getting worse All
the time. What shall 1 take9
answer; For the troubles you mention tb. hoe,
remedy to purify the blood and act on the the ,,,o
and kidneys. is: Three grain sulpherb tablets fuo,
sulphur tablets. Get these from your druggist IN
sealed tube with full directions These act pleasant
y ana II taken regularly they viii gradually effect
cure, BY purifying tho blood your bIousness will
disappear II you dyspeplc you should take t,b
iets uiopeptins with the sulpherb tablets
'Cnhdren Your children should be efven IN. mi
loving to cure them of bedwetting Tincttre cu,,sh.
dram; tincturs rhus aromatic drains: comp f1u,d
oalmwort. o. Give 10 to Ii drops in water ons
hour before meals This is good for young and old
Doctor: I should be veu grateful for q remedy
Tor catarrh have suffered great deal for the ps At
year with bad breath. pain In my head and throat
Please tell me what to do"
Answer: have found antseptic viiane powder IN
DO the best remedy for catarrh Of the head and
throat Many letters received from people who
are thankful to be cured Of this dreadful disease flo
TO any well stocked drug store and purchase a two
ounce original package OF antiseptic viane powder
Cleanse the nostrils thoroughly by snuffing from tte
palm OF tho hand wash made By mixing one half
teaspoonful Of the powder to a pint of water IIse
this two or three times day. In addition 10 iris
use the following balm in the nostrs daily: One
teaspoonful OF Vilane powder and one ounce Of lard
or saseline. Use this treatment intervals to pre-
vent return. " p'e
Anxious Mabel" writes: MY hair IA falling mn,
80 rapidly that I am very much afraid that + sbalI
soon ne Daid- I have also a great deal Of dsnd
run which causes my scalp to Itch
Answer: You stop your hair from falling ono.
dandruff and make your hair soft and fluffy n Won
VIII purchase o. jar OF plain yellow minyol and
use according to directions. 1t will promote 4 bosith
uowth OF hair and brings back the intense uaturs,
color ''a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
Embr0ideries
and LaceS

Beautiful Swiss flouncing
with ruffled border and
scanning, very sheer and pret-
ty for children Is dresses, So
values, $1.25 and S1.50 yard.
Nainsook match sets in
many new patterns, wonder
full good values at 15c, spe-
cial 10c yard.
Mad cent line of Swiss
and Nainsook allover en-
broidery in very dainty pat
terms. Some of the newest de-
signs worth 75c, special SOC
yard.
Linen finished Torchon
laces, from one to two and a
half inches wide, worth Z 1-2c
and Zoe, special, Sc yard.
"Nearlinen" cluny lace in
sertions and edgings to
match. Two to three inches
wide. Exact copies of fine
French cluny lace. Worth
25c a yard, at 15c yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
BURGERS Great January

Muslin Underwear In
The January Sale
Greatest in Quantities, Best in
Variety Largest Business of
Any Preceding January
Sale.
AT 19c Ladies' drawers, with
hemstitched ruffle, children s
body waists, shirred or plain,
buttons put on with tape, child
ren's petticoats with. waists,
hemstitched hem and tucks.
AT $1.00-Ladies' petticoats,
gowns, drawers, corset covers,
chemise, princess slips and
combination suits, all made of
fine nainsook, many pretty
styles to stlect from.
AT &c Children's drawers of
good quality muslin hem and
tuck, 10c and II 1-2c values.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
B5eD@qcToR's
vHDv1CEA
OI. Zewzs BaXey- O

The questions answered below are gem
eral in character; the symptoms or dis
eases are given and the answers will apply
to any case of similar nature
those wishing further advice. free, may
address Or. Lewis Baker, College Bldg
College -Ellwood Sts..- Dayton, Ohio, en-,
CLOSING, self,addressed. stamped envelope
Tor reply. Full name and address must he
given but only initials or fictitious name
lions W1 De cs used hi IN n.y. ny answers The prescrip
drug store. Any druggist can order of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
Special January
Prices On Silks

10 IN. messaline in stripes,
checks and brocades, SOC val
ues, yard =. .......... .39c
q in, Cheney Bros. kimo-
no silks in all colors and de-
signs, 69c values, yard .47c
u in. Cheney Bros. show
erproof foulards, in dots,
rings and neat figures, 85c
values, yard .69c
Our entire line of accord
con pleated' dress patterns,
with colored borders, fifty
different patterns that sold
for $3.50, at $3.50
q in. silk poplin, in pink,
blue, green, brown, gray and
tan, with satin stripes, regu-
lar 69c grades, yard -. .39c
10 in. silk messalines, in
black and all colors, SOC val
ues, yard .39c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
Savings Amount to Thousands In
This January Sale White Goods

104 Pepperell sheeting, bleached, full
width, Soc values, 24c yard
No. 60 Berkeley, yard wide fine cambric,
lie yard
40inch fine unbleached domestic, 10 yds.
for 85c.
81x90 Favorite hemmed sheets, seamless,
SIC eacl
2Oc heavy quality pillow cases, 15c EACH
90 inch pure linen sheetng, soft round
thread, 8Sc yard.
35c fine quality checked and plaid flaxon,
32 in. wide, 15c yard.
36 inch brown dress linen, good weight,
10c yard.
10c pajama checks, 36 in wide, small
checks, &c yard.
10c checked dimities, small checks, 81 in.
wide, 1-2c.
36 inch sheer Shamrock linen, Csc values,
SOC yard.
25c 40 inch plain white voile, zoe yard.
Damoselle cloth, for undergarments, AZ
inches wide, 12 yards $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
Great Sale of Yardage Goods

Included in this sale you will find full
stock of outing flannelettes, ginghams
chambrays, calicoes, percales and white
goods. Prices are at their lowest so buy
now from the best and biggest wash goods
stock.
American and Simpson, best calicoes,
light or fancy patterns, 5 1-2c yard.
1Oc percales, 30 inches and &c inches wide,
8 1-2c yard
15c Manchester &c in. percales, 10c yard.
Amoskeag apron ginghams, 6 1-2c yard.
Serpentine crepe for kimonos, lie yard.
29c mercerized poplin, all colors, 29c yd.
12 1-2c dress ginghams, the
largest line Of ginghams
shown by any one house in
the city. All Amoskeag N
quality, mostly A. F. G. and IUJ
II 1-2c grade, now Sc yard a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-12
Longcloths


No. 200, S1.35 value, S1.00 bolt.
English Longcloth, $1.50 values, S1.15
bolt.
No. $50 or A. B., S175 value, $145 bolt.
D. D., $500 quality, 81 SO bolt
G. G. or No. 500, $500 bolt.
NainsOOks
IL Yards in Bolt
36 inch soft Nainsook, $125 bolt
No. 90 quality, S150 bolt
No. % Princess, $500 bolt.
No. 30 Princess, 40 inch, $500 bolt.
Boxed NainsOOk
Fine Sea Island yarn. 36 inches WIDE u
yards in box.
$2.75 values $2.35 box.
1925 values, $275 box.
$3.50 values, $500 box
ChimOsa NainsOOk
Very fine and sheer, AZ inches widt, in 10
yard bolts, $500 box
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-21
would RESTORE
RIGHT TO VOTE
''Shanle of Adams County
Stings-Propose Restora-
ton of Citizenship.

Columbus. o., Feb. 21.-Thousands
OF Adams county voters, who were
disfranchised a few years ago by
Judge A. z. Blair for election offens-
es, are to, be restored to their political
rights II the measure drafted by Rep
resentative j. r. B. Kssler of Adams
county is passed by the general as
sembly. This bill has been submitted
to legal experts to determine its va
lidity and proper form and is to be
introduced In the house during the
next few days.
The restoration of the political
rights ia based on the view that the
culprits already have been sufficiently
punished for their misconduct, and
that the county. as a political organ-
ization. has been heavily damaged in
reputation of the notoriety that has
been given it throughout the world.
1t is this humiliation of the county
there. There is a great measure of
blame attached to Judge Blair for
bringing it about. He has been criti-
cised for the unwelcome publicity he
gave the conditions in his home coun-
ty and the degradation he caused to
the people who elected him to office.
This resentment Is not based SO
much on the fast that the men were
found guilty and disfranchised as on
the fact that through magazines and
on the lecture platform the story of
the Is shame Of Adams county was
told and retold by Judge Blair
through many states and brought him
generous returns for his lectures and
articles There will be opposition to
the bill when it Is introduced.