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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-31
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME.


The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will give public hearing in its
room at the state House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, at 200
p. NJ, on
No. 90 An Act to regulate the taking
Of fish in Highland Lake in town Of
Bridgton.
No. q. An Act TO regulate the taking
of fish in Woods pond in the town OF
No. l6. Resolve in favor of the MESA
lonskee Boat and Cottage Owners AS
sociation.
No. - Pesolve in favor Of fish hatch
cry at Tunk Pond
No. Is Petition Of r w IIoagman
and u others in favor of repeating tie re-
sirictions or fishing in Davis Pond in Pc
nobScot county.
No, b Petition Of ]. L. Williams and
81 others. requesting that Big Wood Poad
ia Jaelsman, Dennistown Plantation and
fttean Township be- opened 50 that
smelts can Re taken through the ice dur
Ing zach winter season
No. e. Petition OF q r. 1.ydic ana IL
others, requesting that Long Pond, SO
called. in Somerset County, be opened u
SIaelt fishing through the ice.
SoA !. An Aet to- Regulate the number
of fish that may be caught in Croker
Pend in Deanistown Plantation, Somerset
county, dahl. by one person.
Petition Of John 3. Sterling and q 9TH
elS, requesting that the law regulating
the taking of fish in crocker Pond, SOM
EfStt county, be changed 80 tldt lNS
pounds of fish may be taken in any one
day BY each person, and the clause stat
im2 number of fish to be taken shall be
pealed. tReaSsigHmentl
No. 9. Petition of ]. r. Wilson, T.. A.
Henderson and 10 others, residents and
property owners in Jackman and vicinity
asking that Big and Little Turner Ponds,
so-called situated in Forsythe Township,
IN the county of Somerset, be closed to
all fishing, except fly fishing, so-called
and that the daily limit to one person be
reduced to five pounds. ReasSignment.)
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY l.. at 200
T. VI.
No. %. An Act to regulate fishing in
Roach River from First Roach Pond 10
Moosehead Lake. also in the North In
let, so-caled, of said Roach River, said
waters being situated in the County of
I'fScatapuiS.
No. "a An Act to regulate ice fishing
in Lake Coobos seecontee, so-cailed anu
Lake Maranacook, so-ealled, in Kennebec
, county. also petitions of u. l.. Diplock
II. D. Pinl1ham, f.. +. LeClair and others,
asking that Gobbosseeeontee lake be open
To ice fishing one day in each week, also
RfMONSTR.ANCE from the Winthrop
Board of Trade against opening To leo
fishing any lake lying wholly or partly
ing been referred TO this Legislature by
the 18th Legislature.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY u, , 7. NJ.
No. Il. Petition of Chas ~ Hill and 10
others, residents Of Rei"rade e'r9" ""d
vicinity, county of Kennebec, asking that
Section of Chapter 2s4 of the =. and S.
Laws of 1903. prohibiting the taking of
Smells in the Belgrade Chain of Lakes
from June 18th of each year until the ice
is out The following spring, be repealed.
NO. y. An Act to regulate f1Shing in
Hal Pond, in the town of Paris, County
of oxford.
No. ~ An Act to regulate fishing in
Little Concord Pond and Shagg Pond
both in the town of tWoodstock; in the
the town of sumner, in said county
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for permanent Improvement, repairs and
additional equipment.
No. ILL Resolve in favor of the
Washington State Normal School. (Re-
ferred from last Legislature)
no Q. Resolve in favor of the NADIA
waska Training School at Fort Kent
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is. at p NJ
OHall of Representatives
No. IS. An Act to increase the efficien-
cy of the Public Schools of Maine by re-
tirirg teachers of long service with pen
sions.
No. l6. An Act to provide for the state
Gerttication of all teachers of Public
schools
WILLIS A RICKER Sncretarv
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TOWNS.

The Committee on Towns will give
public hearing in its room at the State
House in Augusta,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, at +. NJ.
An Act 10 divide the town of Sanford
and incorporate The town OF SpringVae
tkea esignment.l
i. p. BRAGpoN. SECRETARY.
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Ii BRARY.

The Committee on Libraries will give
public hearing at the State Library.
STATE House. Augusta, on
FRIDAY, FEB. I. at > =, NJ on
\ Resolve providing for the purchase
and distribution of the book. Makers of
Maine
ON an Order for the purchase of the
Maine State Year Books.
oa an Order for the purchase of Maine
Official and Classified Business Directory
on Resolve relating To the Bocumen-
tary history OF Main.
On a Resolve in relation to early York
County Deeds.
REUEL ". SMITH, See,
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Fall River Trans
ferred to Portland

Auburn, \. V, Jan. 30.-Oficiai an
nounccment was made, today by Sec
rotary John II, Farrell of the National
Association OF Professional Baseba II
Leagues, that the franchise and play
ers of FAN River, in the New Eng
land League. are transferred to Port
land, Me
The name of the Connecticut League.
President Farrell, announced. is
changed to the Eastern Association.
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= WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 5th. mt 2 p, NJ.
On an Act relating to the use OF auto
mobiles In the town of Dit. Desert, Han
cock county. state of Maine
On an Act TO enlarge the powers ana
jurisdiction of the Western Somerset Mu-
nicpal Court. 49,,
Foot Bridge Company.
q THURSDAY, FEBRUARY G. at =. M.
on an Act to amend Chap. & of the Re
gised Statutes. relating 10 the regala-
ion and conduct of elections.
On an Act 10 amend See II OF CIi'p. II
Of the llA4s iSed - frtes, re ia eng TO re-
eording Officers drafting any document ne
Is required 10 recosa.
s On an Actdo grant addition rights to
married women.
On an Act to incorporate the Royal
River Manufacturing and fo~er COM
or an Act to amend Section As of Chap
ter Il If the Revised Statutes, relating
to corporations owning property or con-
ancting business in foreign countries.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1913, ut :
P. NJ.
on an Act to incorporate the Mt Yer
non Water and Electric Company
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY u, at 2
on a Resolve proposing an amendment
IF the Constitution comforting suffrage on
women.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, at P. NJ.
On an Act in relation to the superlnleii-
dent of Streets of the City of Lewiston.
On an Act 10 amend the charter of the
city OF Lewiston.
An An Act to amend the Charter of the
City of Ellsworth.
On an Act to amend Sec, > of chap. ~
of the Private and Special Laws of 1871
relating TO Fire Commissioners of the
City of Auburn.
on an Act TO amend Section of Chap
ter n of the Revised Statutes OF Maine.
relating TO liens upon sewers.
FRIDAY, FEBitUARi II, at +. NJ
On an Act 10 incorporate the Washburn
Water Company
ing the Northern Aroostook Municipal
Court
on an Act TO create lien on wells.
On an Act to amend Chapter "a OF the
Acts of 1909 concerning mutfiers on motor
boats.
On an Act to permit the election Of
Town officers by secret ballot
On an Act to extend the charter of the
Monsoon Water Company.
On an Act to authorize a re-leYy of as
sessment for sewer or any other public
Improvement
on an Act to amend Section q of Chap
ter 1856 of the Revised Statutes as amend
500 relating 10 nov trials in Criminal
Cases.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS, at 2 p NJ.
On an Act to enlarge the powers of the
sheepseot Valley Power Company.
On an Act to enlarge the powers of the
sheepscot Valley Power Company.
On an Act relating to the Diamond Is
land ASSOCIATE ton.
On an Act to amend Section IL of Chap
ter 20 of the Revised Statutes of Maine,
relating to gifts and requests TO towns
for perpetual care of burial lots.
On an Act allowing change In the To-
cation of a right OF way.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, at y. M
On a Petition to repeal Chap. l5l Pri-
vate and Special Laws of 1897, and to subs
stitute in its stead All act providing for
Incorporation of Roman Catholic Par
ishes.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 81. at p. M.
On an Act relating to Registration OF
Physicians and surgeons
JOHN r. DUNTON, Sec.
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AGRICULTURE.

The committee on Agriculture will give
a public hearing in the Financial Affairs
Room, No. lis Fourth floor. State House.
Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, at 2
y. VI.
on the following Acts and Resolves:
No. a. Resolve for the protection OF
trees and shrubs from the introduction
and rayages Of dangerous insects and DIS
eases.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICES.
AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will hold
regular meetings during the leglsiatlse
session in the Financial Affairs room
fourth fioorj on Wednesday OF each
week AT r. NJ
LOUIS o. HASKELL, CLERK.
D. NJ RICHARDSON, Sec. of Com.
i.for session
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Jan. 60
Snot closed steady. Middling uplands
1915: do gulf 1870 Sales 370e bales.
Galveston quiet, 12z New Orleans
steady, IL 7-ts: Savannah steady. 12s.
Charleston firm, 49,; Memphis inlet. l23.
Net receipts for si2 days la6.905
Exports to Great Britain "a $50: 80
France 3G4: 10 the Continent 66,917 to
Japan 1856: to Mexico 1856.
Stock 9lS 764
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Chicago Cattle Market.

NNlcaSo, Jan. 3.
CATTLf-Dull. steady receipts 80 o,
beeves 625M920; stockers and feeders 475M
100 cows ana hefers S0gNS50: calves 500
l025
HOGS-5610c. higher: receipts, 29.0ea:
light 740@175: mixed 745d775; heavy 7:;0df
80.
SHEEP-Mostly 15Gf21c. higher: receipts
1900; native muttous 46G15a3; yearlings 63l
m775; lambs 6G04tSI5.
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LABOR.

The Committee on Labor will give a
public hearing In room IS. State House.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 1873 at 2 p. NJ.
On an Act to repeal Section 81, Chapter
40, of the revised Statutes. relating TO
the employment of adults and minors.
On an Act to regulate advertisements
and solicitations for employees during
Strikes, Lockouts or other Labor dis
putes.
HENRY A. DESCOTEAUX, Sec.
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to $1,000. Eight or 10 yachts are I'M
der construction in American ship
yards and it is expected that Provi-
dence. New York, Cleveland. Chicago
and New Orleans as well as Boston
will he represented in the American
trial races To be held, early in August.
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.
,,1slIc UTILITIES HEARING.

There viii be joint hearing before the
Committee on judiciary and the Commit
zee ON Legal Affairs, on all Public Qtill-
lies Ei!3s In the hall of the House OF Rep
sese,tatipes. Tuesday, Feb. II. at p. Nj.
Join r. DUNTON, Sec.
CHARLES p. CONNORS, Sec.
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PENSIONS.

Tho Committee on Pensions will give Il
public hearing at Room 2, Jan. Is, on the
following matter:
THURSDAY, FEB. g. 1873:
Resolve in favor of Gray NJ Garland.
Resolve in favor of Maria \. Sylvester.
Resolve in favor of Rosa Prentiss.
ON An Act TO amend Chap i45 Il. s,
relating to State Pensions.
Per order of
HAGERTY. Chairman.
McFADDEN, Secretary.
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TAXATION.

The Committee on Taxation will give a
hearing in room No. 90 Of the State
House,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1913, at ,
O'Clock p. NJ,
On An Act to amend Paragraph three
90 of Section six of Chapter nile OF the
Revised Statutes, relating to the taxa
ton of musical Instruments.
ALBERT T.. HODGSON, Secretary
NJ. =. HILL, Clerk.
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iNIAMn EIsHERlES AND GAME.

The Committee on Inland FISHERIES, 81, anu ~ !
Game viii meet at Room No; Y, tflrss
Floor State House, on WEDNESDAY U
each week at p. NJ, until further no
JOSEPH w. ALLEN, Chairman.
SETH Il. CLARK, Secretary.
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INTERIOR WATERS,

Tho Committee on Interior Waters VIII
meet mt Highway Department. state
House an Wednesday of each week, at
r. NJ, until further notice.
7 FRED O'CONNEIL, secretary.
CfTAE. r. KINGSBURf, CLERK.
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STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

The Committee on State School for
Bows ard Industrial School for Girls VII
- ~ an Tuesday of each week at 200
p nj. until further notice.
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FEDERAL RELATIONS.

The Committee on Federal Relations
will give hearing at Room 81. state
House. Wednesday evening, Feb. 5 at
40 =. NJ.
L. F. YEATON, Sec.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Jan. 20.
Prime mercantile paper 4 TO . per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 1910 for
G0-day bills and at $3.50 for demand
Commercial bills 4S2a.
Bar silver g..
Mexican dollars 4Si.
Government bonds easier.
Railroad bonds irregular
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. at p. N.
On an Aet to amend Chap 66 of the Pri-
gate ard Special Laws OF 1881, being an
Act to incorporate the Island cottage
Company -.
On an Act 10 punish the making or use
of faise statements to obtain property or
on an Act to create the Strong Water
istrict.
on an Act 70. change the burden OF
proof ia certain negligence cases In Whlcn
sontFlhatery negligence is u defence
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JUDICIARY,

rhe Committee on judiciary will give
4 hearing at their room in the state
House u Augusta on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-05
POSTOFFICES TAXED
TO CAPACITY BY
PARCEL POST
Hitcbcocy Directs Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing to
lncfeaSelDaily Stamp Output
to Ten Million Dollars,

lIiA uorning JuAnai special leased wlrrl
WashingtofsQun l-lY direction
Of Postmaster General Hitchcock. the
bureau OF eng'avlhs and printing to-
dag increased Is daily output of par
cei post stamps from sa,0no.000 60
$4,000 600 From practically every
section Of the country acquisitions hy
mail and by telegraph are being made
for more distinctive parcel stamps.
Postoffice officials are positive that
no danger Of tteup Of the service ex-
lists on account Of the exhaustion OF
the supply of stamps. as a reserve is
on hand here Reports received from
posunasiers h various parts Of the
United States Indicate "a tremendous
Increase in business of the parcel
post but no serious conRestions are
reported and the department has not
been requested to furnish any addi-
uoral service Fragmcntary reports
indicate that the success Of tho new
service has exceeded AN expectations
Through thn medium Of reports.
Mr. Hitchcoct hopes to be able to
make an accurate estimate of the
necessary appropriation by congress
for the mainainance of the parcel
post system
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-05
REBELS CONTINUE
DEVASTATIONS IN
MEXICO
Four Americans Reported IN
Peril al Mining Property and
Interests Of Hearst Threat
ened by InSurrectOs

lBy Morning journal Special Leased Nirel
Washington Jan. l-Fpaf is felt
for the safety Of four Americans In
charge of the camp of the lnde Cold
Mining Company az lnde. Durango.
Mexico. when operations were sus-
pended after the camp was looted bF
SO rebels. THIS Information was res
ccived ai the state department today
from the American consular agent at
Parral who said the rebels received
several Thousand dollars and throat-
ened the lives Of the Americans
there. as q result ef which the works
were closed
Manager Hayes. Ia charge of Tie
Hahieora Development COMPANY the
Hearst Company near MADEIRA in
ChIhuhaa las tecgfaphed the
American consul 81 chihuahua That
rebels. n force are approaching his
company property with the inien-
ton u an aiiaek Tho military authe-
riiles a. Madefa haYe been Informed
ana promised Immediate relief
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-05
Do 1t for Albuquerque

. Tuesduy night January ith.
ut o'clock the Albuquerque
. Commercial club viii hold the
o first GETToGETnER meeting
If 1919 Alhuqucrquea biggest
. gear u Is meeting 70 which
. every business man and proper
ty owner Is invited hy the club
. Every man who has the welfare
. of Albuquerque al heart VIII hc
. made welcome
II is part Of tho duts Of every
. man who wishes the sreaiost
. measure u progress and pros :
0 perity for Albuquerque durine
. 1913. to attend this meeting The I
. Commercial club is the rallylng
point about which progressive
Albuquerque eentcrs The club
has done great things for Albu-
querQuc la the past II IS ln %
position 10 90 Far greater things
in the future
Tho meeting Tuesday night
viii bc strictly informal The
president Of the club viii sug- I
gest ID program 0f work for tho I
. coming twelve months which will I
. be open for discussion. Wen {
o known men Viii speak briefl, on I
. matters of paramount interest
The meeting will not be "a long I
. one and every minute Of 1t viii
he Of Vital interest to this COM {
muniiN. Z
Il IS the desire Of the officers
of the club To- have the sugges-
tinns of every citizen of Albu- :
. queraue as to the WORK 10 be- un- {
. deftakon during the coming q
year The club Is anxious % rc- :
. ceiVe every ayaiiablc bit OF sle- :
eestlon aud advice as to how the .
orsanizatien may be madc most .
useful io the community In .
this end 81 suggestion hos wil Q
DE- prepared Tuesday night n :
. which every one ls invited 90 :
deposit aa mauy suggestions ls .
desired % the end uhoNe stated .
The Hugersilan Box wil eife .
those vino DO Het care - spell Q
. out u mrellns an oppafiunln :
e give tho club ile benefit Vt :
. their adFee and asslstaAte
rei aside Tuesday nleh ior ;
. tlHHauer0H 50 20 ne eammer :
. a eluh nseiin SIN :
. HsHesNun fal ihe h,lfH ~ ihe .
. elHb boa "A AluWpmH bo .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-05
Idaho Journalists Receive SYM
pathy and Congratulations
from the Late Progressive
Standard Bearer
COLONEL DEN0UNCES
ACTION OF JUDGES
Appeal IS Made for Something
to be Done by Senate of the
United States Toward Rem
edying Injustice Perpetrated,
lns Nornlas IearnaI speeIaI Lea.sd wIrt.l

gIiy Morning Iournnl special Leased Wire.p
Caldwell Idaho. Jan Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt in telegram to
James II. Gibson. progressive state
chairman which was received today.
extended 70 T. s. sheridan. G. O. Brox-
on and A. q. cru9en his sympathy
and admiration. he also communicate
ed with progressive senator's to see if
something could not be done In the
United States senate with regard TO
what he termed the outrage Cot
oncl Roosevelts telegram follows;
II am confident that / express the
feelings Of every decent American
citizen when / sag that ! am outrag-
ed and indignant beyond measure at
the infamy that has been porpetrated
IN Idaho.
In It's essence the action Of the
court a.. in the first place, to deny
90 very large minority, possibly "A
plurality Of the voters Of Idaho. the
right effectively 10 express their desire
as TO who shall be the chief magls-
trate of the nation. and. In the Sec
ond place. 10 punish those who pro-
test ngnnsi this dcnla of Justice and
thereby seek 10 ntImldate nll men
ehu nta, hereafter desire O. protest
against similar outrnges.
i no anarchist agtator could ever
do anything against the courts. COM
parable Ia effect If these actions OF
the highest OF one OF our states
courts There could be no better
proof that we need In any state the
power 70 recall Judges from the bench
when they act badly and that every
where we need to give to the people
themselves the right expeditlously to
make their own constitutions and 20
Dc in every act the masters Of their
own destinies
III have communicated with sena-
tors Nixon. Borah. polndexter and
Brlstow to ask If something cannot be
done in the United states senate. at
any rate to cal attention 20 the out
RACES Let me know If there is any
thing Ia which / can be OF assist
aucc.
Meanwhile. wish 70 extend to the
progressives of Idaho and particular
lv to the men who have been fined
and sentenced 10 Jail. not merely my
heartiost sympathy, but my heartiest
admiration
"They are IN every act proving by
their conduct the truth of the pro-
fession they have made. All good
citizens are their debtors They have
made great sacrifices for the cause OF
popular government Of good citizen
ship ana Of the right temperateiy
and truthfully to say what Is virtually
necessary IN the interests of good clti-
zenship."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-05
y ATIONWfDE SYMPATHY
FOR IDAHO NEWSPAPER MEN.

Boise. Idaho. Jan. Thousands OF
letters aud kilograms from prominent
persons n an parts Of the country
were received today by X. s. sheri-
dan. G.. O. Broxon and A. II. Cruzen.
who are serving ten-day sentences
for contempt OF court Their cells.
which were once occupied by Meyer.
Haywood and Pcttibone OF Western
Federation fame, are banked with
flower.
Greetings 10 the knight errant OF
the press. said "a message to Mr..
sheridan. from Governor West OF
Oregon II am forwarding By this
mail data n regard to Oregon parole
and honor system for your meditation.
II Id need draw ON me for a par
dom
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-05
HEIR FOUND AFTER
SEARCH OF % YEARS

Council Bluffs Iowa. Jan. f.--After
searching twenty-five years for tho
heifs OF Mrs Anna Whitaker. the
administrators OF the 100000 estate
has just located a daughter. Mrs.
Julia sanford. in Olympia. Wash.
Mrs sanford ls said to have married
at the age II ig aganst her mothers
Wishes. aud shortly afterwards ac-
eompanied her first husband. Charles
3ehee. o. south America, where ho
died sonn after arrival. Mrs. Iiehea
returned O. tho United States and
married her present husband.
Joseph sanford ln ~ paso. Tex Re-
gently Mfa. Sanford wrote % relatives
Ia western l0Wa and admnislfstofs
FL ihe Nhliahnr eeliN lhua learned
- Ner whereabouts 1pday "a affi.
eaf ~ fha court Naa Informed that
Afs sanfafa would fsiNfn fQ feeehs
hsi sOafa II iNN inflanN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-01-05

Convened al noon
Resumyi consideration Il Indian
appropriation btu
Representative Flood. of virginia,
solicited as chairman of committee ON
FOREIGN affalff O. succeed Governor
sulzer uf New York
Secretary Wilson asked agricultural
committee FOR Increased approprln-
uons for practically all branches of
agriculture department work ln forth-
coming appropriation BIN
Representative Rathrick introduced
"a bin for government loans 90 farm.
ers on fnrm MORTGAGES.
Adjourned af as15 o'clock this W.
ternoon until noon Monday