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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
MAYOR ROY MILLER.

We feel that 30 article concerning The
development Of the City would be com
piere without 4 word from the Mayor on
ihe subject brat owing 90 Mr. Mlllrr's abb
sence from this eity ~ the time this ma
ierisl was gathered together II WAS lmpos
Mhle 10 get an expression from him. We
take the liberty. however % reproducing
o portion Of an interview given by him 70
State Topics q short time ago on this very
subject IT, Bays
''Our paving contract will soon be com
ploiod. and when THAT IS done Corpus
Christi will have about seven miles Of tho
best paved streets ~ any city ~ size 10
the United States We are paving alto
getheY with Btuliihie. and price, excel.
lcuce. durability aud everything eonsid-
erred. I consider Biiulithic as second ~ no
paving material ~ the world The Texas
Biiuliihic Company y one Of the State y
mos. crediiabIc business concerns. and y
/. pleasure ~ deal with the Bituliihie
people. who are fair and square IN every
respect and live RICH. up 70 their con
tract.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

down for ten lcars and was sill in IS.
ceilcnt condition. while the ordinary as
phah pavement. put down go ihe same
Time hal ,0fleucd up wpu iu holes, and
was in i most dcplofahle condition.
found ihc Same conditions prevailing in
Shreveport lm This nty hps tried brick,
wood block and other varieties ~ pave.
m,ui bui Judging hy the nunacr ~ m,cs
of Enulbhr they hayc laid und urc lay
ue. they consider this tho ideal pavement
lor Southern cities.
"a am sure that b is the hope Of every
Interested property owner that ID viii not
Do long before Wr can extend th,~ very
satisfactory pavement 20 every poriios ~
thr citg
Signed. CUAS. T. COLEMAN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
II D MCDONALD, Attorney

Thc 4g1osi thing that ever happened
for Corpus Christi was Us par~g, and
thc most biggest thing isa' i was Btu
Nihle. Buliihie was laiI m front Of my
old home u PARIS Texas, seven years ago
haye noticed t many times since the
aet ime about SIS weeks ago. and y seems
to me that IL has moi dcfcroraicd. hu' D.
as good today ss when first laid Further
more. / watched tho work as Il waa beine
asu, iH Paris aua ! have watched ~ here
AND have noticed some ncw and unprof'
"a umthods used here that were not nsea
iher, This shows ih. policy Of the com.
pauv 90 profit by experience aud 90 give
ii. nairons the benefit Of the latest and
tho best in the paving business
signed. H. h. MCDONALD.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
CHARLES Z. COLEMAN.

II ccatider the Biiuliihic pavement iee
very best pavement now b. use. especially
for our warm Southern climate. u VIII
Stand more heat. retain X smooth surface,
ana la,t longer than any other paving %
similar character. When the question oi
paving first came uq - Hnr cry ! NFfs-
iieafed the different pavemenis . DINER
Texas cities. ! found thai ~ ~ iasp'
which /, on unusually hot piaee ~ SIM
mer he Biiulithic pavement had Been
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
JOE j NIX Eueees Hot.l Company

THE paved streets of Corpus Christi
wil compare fayorabiy with arg city oi
iho ~sme population n the entire South.
m laof the quality of pug paving b as
good rs ihat OF San Antonio Dallas ami
li0eNou. being of Bituliimr construction
wita d concrete foundation and Of good
workmanship and maierial they should
serve ihe tyaflie of Corpu, Christi for
tear. go ramr oonsider them in every
.peri equal to streets paved with hl7cks.
bri or Der material their snrlec" he.
mg ncrfeeiiy smooth they are esiiy clem
ed and therefore sanitary and ihe hHi-'
of the traffic !. reduecd io DE minimum.
The storm sewers are wen placed and me
paving wen drained
Tho citizens of Corpus Christi should
h. proud cd their streets tiey ouil r'
lust a, surely al. good roads improve ihe
country districts
"Sioncd. JOE i Mn.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
dawn

A. dawN ;asres the tWiiisf n bride ~
ire world wakes % from ~ tiofps
~ da~n there's the glitter ard glisten
~ deN on the Trees
a. dawn there's = gilmmrr ~ Eola a.
tha sun CfeepH or ~ me deep
we see ihe dusiy beauty 81 me mora
Ne feei The brerze.
Al dawn ihe noisy riiY stlra. A. dawn
petals ~ iife rxrAnd
AZ dawn the houses sah and EriH
Reairat ghe mrning sky
AZ dawn the fsuwer intenae borne afai
~ hfae7s upon the land
A. dawn The weary Hpui resumes -
burden With = sigh
--Losfif Savage hayisf,
Boy Christmas rerfames a. bing'
hasi'1 ilrnr Sfnre.
.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
WALTER F TIMoE, County Judge

"The Cifv % Corpu, Christi has -
ceg,d more free ami beneficial aGFrriis-
Inc from fhe wcH paved streets paved with
Bpuhihic paving than from most any 'iii-
81 source Tho ciiF made 30 mlsiakf in
adopting TIE Bituliihie psyng
si,nel WALTER +. TlAioN -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
Term
OF FEDERAL COURT
STARTS JANUARY a
GRAND ANo pETlr JURORS gon
rNC TGRN NANE aEEN
DRAWN
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the peskes

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nltta,t cNNtt corpus chgitN fii3is-
SON Viii cinsrnc in thl. tii, nn lAa.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
LOUIS G. WELLS. Banker.

NE Corpus Christi National Bank has
fao Direct ana, through lis depositors, a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07
HUNDRED AND FIFTY BLOCKS OF BITULIHC PAVING ADDS MUCH
TO BEAUTY OF CITY THROUGH ITS SNOOHfSS AND DURABILITY


GIFTS
EXPRESS meHE
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-07

The limited Daughters q the Con
federnry ere in rhafes ~ ihe Owens
FafnIturc Company raie today saa a.
morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
SMOKER TONIGHT
Old Dominion Boat Club has Arranged
Interesting Program

The mid-winter smoker to be given
tonight at Elks Hall by the Old Do
minion Boat Club should be the most
successful affair Of the kind ever UNI
dertaken by the local oarsmen. Sever
al unusual numbers by well known ar
fists are on the program, in addition
to a half dozen interesting bouts. Joe
Turner, of Washington, champion Md
die weight wrestler Of the world, Will
be seen in the feature event
These affairs arranged for the en-
tertainment of friends of the club, and
for the purpose Of keeping up interest
during the off season, have become a
feature of the Old Dominion calender;
ard Capt. Carl Mueller has provided
for capacity house tonight.
The first event on the card will start
lat S:I5 sharp. Any friends of the
club that have been overlooked may
secure cards of admission at the hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
Nd PERSONAL SCHOOL EXPERTS MEET
Gather in the First Baptist Church
This Afternoon Another
Meeting Tonight

The experts on Sunday School ell
cheney .wfio5Sare making a ten days
tour Of teir Of the principal cities o.
Virginia. with view ofsarousing M
terest in Sunday School work among.
all demon nations, arrived IN Alex.
andria 5at.;noon today and this after
noon commenced "a series of meeting
which wiz be conclu1ed tonight
when the party will leave for stauA-
ton, Va. The first stopping point O.:
the tour was Clifton Forge where
meetings were held yesterday. After
visiting Stanton the party will hoid
meetings in Harrisonburg, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Richmond,
Danville and Roanoke.
In the party are Rev. Frank Neil
fresh, of Chicago, superintendent OF
Teacher Training Department OF the
International Sunday School Assocl-
.,at:on, Rev. a. L Phillips, D. d., O.
Richmond, -ice-president of the Vir-
ginia Sunday School Association, aho
Thomas c. Diggs, genera secret
of the Virginia Sunday School, Asso
citation.
The first meeting was held this
: ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First
Baptist Church, where there was
| informal meeting of the superl.-
| lendents of the various schools. y
; tendents of the various schools. }. K
! Mansfield of the city presided Al
i3 o'clock conference Of Sun@a.
School workers was held, at WIN:
time a nul her of subjects connec.@t
with Sunday school work were dis
cussed. At six o'clock tonight TN
visitors will be entertained at sup
per at Lee Camp Hall, and at 8 o'cl0ci
there will be a public mass .rcetrr!
in the First Baptist Church. JONI
W. HcrnIon. chairman Of the loca
committee Will preside and deliver
an address on "Some Purposes of tn
Modern Sunday School" DR.. Nee;
fresh will spesk on "The ModcF'
Sunday School. Growing i'll Eftiti
cheney" Mr.. Diggs on "Thc Virgil i;
Sunday School Association as Pro
moter of Sunday School Efficiency.
and DR.. Phillips on Cooperation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
WANTS LICENSE REVOKED
Corporation Attorney Says Finer
Violated Laws.

In the Corporation Court tcd2.,
Samuel G.. Brent corporation attor
7ey. made motion that the license 0
George 5. Finch, saloon keeper, a
he corner of Royal and Princess SITS
&c revoked Mr.. Brent gave as Il
grounds for the motion that Fine
vas an improper person to 90
saloon, that he sold liquor OF Sr
]:y, that liquor was sold to womc
and minors in violation Of the Byr'
lct and that his place Of business hat
oeen used 10 store stolen goods
finch was recently indicte3 By Til
grand jury for receiving stolen GOOD
and is out on bail.
Judge Barley will Withhold actio.
IN DIR. Brent's motion unit! ate
Finch's trial. which has been set fo
February 18th.
Arguments On plea Of demurrer 0
defendants in the case of Mary a. Co:
VS.. Frank Shepherd ct ais. were over
ruled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09

Mr.. George Abbott left yesterday
fo,. Ell Paso. Texas. where he viii
spend the next three or four months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
GRAND JURY FOR FEB. 10
I 1 ] II
cDrpotatioh Court Sets Date tor
Trial Of Alleged Car
Robbers

In the Corporation Court-which con-
vened this morning for the FEBRUARY
term, Judge L. c. Barley ordered :;
specia! grand jury to be summoned
for February 18th, when criminal IN
dictments will be presented againsi
four men.
The case of George S. Finch,
oharoed with receiving stolen goods
was set for trial for February 18th
He will be represented by Attornei
E;jnund Burke.
The case of John Peveri!l, charged
With rohbing freight cars, was set
far February 18th. The case of Ed,
ward Waters. charged with a similar
offense was continued until the
March term.
The ppeal OF John Arlington from
-, decision of the police court was set
fled by the latter giving BOND OF
500 for his good behaviour for the
,cxt six months and by paying thu
costs in the case.
Tie case Of Louis \ Tucker, charg
ed with larceny. was continued, a
some doub; has been expressed as Il
his sanity.
The case of Cox against Fran
Shepher5 and others, growing out o
bounGry dispute which had bee
ser for trial for today was continue
Inril next Monlay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
SWITCHING CHARGE.
Interstate Commerce Commission FIX
cs Rate at 90 cents On Ton from
p,.on.r Yards TO Alexandria

While denying the Southern Rallwa!
Company the right to increase the
switching charges on cars of coal iron
Potomac yards to Alexandria from II
rents 10 80 cents a ton the interstate
commerce commission. in an opinion
Established rate Of 20 cents tor
IS reasonable. The new rates are or
dercd to become effective April 10
;ol.i. John P. Agnew & CO. were the
Drotestants in this case.
After stating that the coal can reach
posomas yards by two routes, one OF
which is over the main line OF the
Southern, the opinion states that the
.eal purpose Of the increase is prob
ABLY to divert traffic to the line of the
respondent. but that element of tho
case was not especially presented and
is not considered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
ELECTS OFFICER.

O'Kane Council No. 434, Catholi
Benevolent Legion, Elected the follow
ing Officers yesterday afternoon: JOIN
u. Normoyle, president; William
Desmond, vice-prcsident; +. 7. Quinn
secretary; NJ. ]. Nc Farland, collector
Robert l.. Wenzel, treasurer; NJ
Creegan marshall; James Roche, chan
ccler Rev. l.. +. Kelly, chaplain; )
4. Breen. NJ. Igoe, and John Eber
hard, trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The catalogue of the session of 1913
1914 Of the Protestant Episcopal Iheo'
logical Seminary in Virginia, near
Alexandria, has been received. 1t Is
BEAUTIFULLY illustrated and prepared In
..n interesting manner.
Thirty five students are IN ATTENDANCE
at the Seminary this year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
FOOLISH FUN FRIDAY.

A good !augh will often cure moro
ills than a good doctor. If you are ii
need of entertaining diversions. ant
we all are, you can't spend 40 cent:
in any better way than to go to th'
Westminster building and hear thf
famous Friskee Jubilee Singers.
Incl entalIy you will help along /;
worthy cause.-the Alexandria Free
kindergarten for whom this benefit =
given.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
LIGHTS IN THE COUNTY.
ro Have Two Lines Carrying Total OF
Two Hundred Lamps.

Alexandria county will in a week o.
on DAYS have two long lines Of e!ectrl
lights in operation, extending over a
large area. One line of lights now
ieariv ready to pat into operation rum
from the Alexandria city boundary
hrough Cottage City, Lloyds Lane
Braddock Heights and adjoining sub
divisions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
Mail Carrier Shot.

Amherst, Va. Feb. 9--Jonnnie
MAYS. seventeen years old, son OF
Mrs f. NJ. Mays, of Amherst, shot
and painfully wounded Benjamin
.Padgett, the mail carrier between
Amherst village and the depot FRIDAY
night. The shooting occurred at the
Amherst New Era office. :"
Norfolk oysters in all styles every
day-Ilammel cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09

Rearange numbers in eacn rom 50
that total will be -. To the two neat
est correct answers will be given one
lot free at Somerville, \. j. Contest
closes February %. James Realty
Co, oO95 Webster Avenue, n. \. City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
WILL GIVE SUPPER

Division, No. SO. Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers, will give
smoker at their hail, on north Colum-
buS street, On next Sunday the 18th,
at 2 O'Clock PM. A number of visit
ing members from different parts oil
the state arc expected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
/ Interesting News Notes About People
| Of Alexandria Happenings
ID Society.

Johnson Mcclure entertained at a
very enjoyable dance Saturday evening
from seyen-thirty to ten at the nome
5of his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mcclure on South Washington Street
During the first part of the evening
the guests attempted to pin roxy
,Grandpa's hat on his head. The prize
for this, a No. 2 Brownie camera, was
won by Bruce Morton. The consoia-
ton prize, pretty pocketbook, fell to
the lot of Albert Smoot After th's'
lemonade was served. The supper
table was covered with Valentine dec
orations The ices and minis were az
heart-shaped. At each end OF the
table were two large Valentine hearts
with ribbons leading from its center
flor each one to pull When the guests
Ian drew on their ribbons the whole
i; ble was showered with ali sorts OF
Z; presents drawn from the big hearts
h Dancing was resumed aller HuPp0i
iIunti! the guests departed.
! The guests entertained by Mrs. NC
/ Guire were Misses Collins Jones, lsa,
';bel Boswell. Sarah Cox, Carol Watt-es
/ sarahKemper, Charlotte hempef
i Mary Hunt Roberts, Elizabeth boothe
/ rl;zaboth Rrvant, Dorothy Morton,
h and Louis Barley, Jack Leadpeater
Charles Carlin, Allan Roberts CARO-
Pierce, Upper Barrett, Waller bar
ISrett. Wesley Bitter, Ferguson Bryan
|, Albert Bryan, Lawrence Fawcett
,Frank Johnston, Albert Smoot, jamie
|hReed, Bruce Morton, and William MOI
ton The out-of-town guests were Mis-:
Cita Love and Hunter Mcclure oah
Reach. and Robert Wimsatt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09
INDIAN GUARDS TO GIVE FAIR
Lone Star Camp Preparing for Even
In March.

III MARCH.
The committee on management anr
WAYS and means of Lone Star CamT
No. /. Al erican InGiian Guards, ars
making extensive participations for
irving a fair some time in March for
the purpose of uniforminS and furth-
err cuu;pping this organization which
lis now a recognized juvenile branch
Of the Improved Order Of Red Men Of
the United States; camps Of which are
now being instituted in all parts OF
the country.
Past Great Sachem Waiter S.
Nicklin, Of this city. is the founder
Of this juvenile branch, and Lone
Star Camp : the pioneer camp. Mir.
Nicklin. together with Past Great
sacliems. Homer J. Northcutt, Of
Covinqton. KY, ant 0 J. Nugent,
of H;awatha, Kansas, are now busiiy
engaged in preparing suitable con-
stitution and ritual for this juvenile
branch; which will he presented for
approval to the Great Council of the
United States which convenes III
Portland, Maine, in September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09

Mrs. Sadie Beach of Baltimore, IS
visiting Mrs. Thos. Posey of TT South
Lee Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09

Norfolk Fried Oysters at the Ram
mel Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt, OF
Congress Heights, are spending a
few days with relatives and friends
in this city.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
PATRIOTIZEM IA SVOJ Yep

Zopct je cna Svctla lut ugasni-
la. DuSam Popovic .jc bill Y Chicago
glava srbSkcga patriotizma in Sc
veda zaklet sovraznik ''izdajal-
skin socialistoy. Smatral ST. ie
nekako IA namcstnika kralia Pc
ira Y Chicago. Naenkrat Sc ic po-
kazal MOI V popolnoma drugacni
luci. ko Sc jc p%riGcla v%o.jna, jc
prNdigal tukaiSniim Srbom lube
zen do stare domovine in Jill rotil,
mai pomagaio. Srbi so pomagali-
ampak prot svoji wolff ne svojl
domovini i'll svojcmu narodu. tenn
wee gospodu Popovicu. Nabrali so
lep denar "a srbski RdcGi kriz. in
zdaj prihaia ma dan, da jc 1000
dolarjcv oStalo gospodu DuSanu Y
zcpu. Ncliki patriot Sc .ic bill $ to
cedno svotico odpclial V New
York, pa mi dial niGesar wee sliSati
o sebi.
Bill ie arctiran in pod ~varSGino
1000 dol. odkazan kazcnskemu So
diScu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
DELAVSKO ZAVAROVANJE.

Postavodaji V Illinois DO na.jbr-
re predlozen zakon o zavarovanju
delavcev. DRAWN uradniki so
studirali raznc zakonc, in SO priSli
do spOznanja, Ola jc bale na.ibol.isi
tisti, Xxi "a ina drzava Ohio. 5 ia
kim ZakOnom hi Sc V Illinois 1--WE
dlo direktno Zavarovanje delav-
cev in sedanjc odSkodovan.je po-
nesreGcnih hi Sc nadomestilo Z OBJ
ligatoricnim zavarovanjem. Ma
k~onferencah. Xxi Sc bodo vrSilc "a
radi tega, bosta zastopala dclav-
stvo j. Fitzpatrick. p~redscdnik
chikaSke federacije in ID. McDo-
maid, tajnik rudarskc unijc. CLAM
iHdustrijskega svcta pravijo, da
bi bio bolje Sc poGakati, kako Sc
obnesc zakOn Ohio, Xxi ic bill IL
veljavljen i. .ianuar.ia 1914. Ali
to hi pomenilo lie zavlaGevanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
v AZIJI.

Da Sc mora socialism razSirja.
II po vscm svetu, ker 81 kapitali
zcm osvaja yes svet, jc resnica
katere nasi nasprotniki lie cato
noceJo razumeti, kcr Jim je zopr-
ma. Ali k%apitalizcm jc neprosto-
voljni pionir socializma. Kamor
prihaja, izkoriscanjc. tia mora
priti tudi odpor. .
IL Amsterdama porocajo:
Socialisticna propaganda in or
ganizacija V holandski indiji ie
imela zadnji cas- prav r~azveselji-
We uspohe. " Surabaji sc Je usta.
nOvila krajna organizacija, V Jo-
gil in V S%amarangu sc delajo pri-
prave "a to. V kratkem sc name
rava ustanoviti tudi s~trankarski
list "a Insulando. -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
EKSERCIRANJE v SOLAH.

Solski svet V Bib County, Ga,
XII obsega tudi mesto Macon. hoce
pc vseh solah tega okraia vpeliati
vojaSko vezbanie i'll iScc instruk-
tOrjc, Xxi imajo zc izkuSnic IL red
ne armada Zedinjcnih draw.
Misel sama ma sebi ne hi bila ia
ko napacna, kakor hi So komu
zdela ma prvi pogled. Raisi hi vi
deli, da sc vadiio l.iudic V Solah
kakor V kasarnah. Ali instructor
j ~ armada Sc nam zde sumljivi.
To dist po militarizmu. Nelikemu
delu takih "exercirmaistrov" hi
bio wee "a to, ola vccpijo fantom
militaristicno miSlicnjc, kakor da
Jill izvezbajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
GRAFT v INDIANI.

PorOCilo velike porote okraja
Marion. XII je obtozila podguver.
nerja William p. O'Neilla, draw
mega tajnika Homcra Cooda. in
enajst politicarjev IL legislature,
pravi, da je bila drzavna blagaj-
ma Y 6asu zasedanja 1913. Ogolju-
ma IA znatnO Svoto.
PorOGilo pravi:
Skupna svota, Xxi jo je bilo IL
placati $50 clanom Legislature "a
diete IN voZne stroSke. znaSa Co.
SOB dol. 60 cent. IzplaGana svota
znaSa Gcz 100000 dol. kar je wee
kakor 100000 dol. wee nego znaSa-
jo odSkodnine obeh zbornic.
Treba je omeniti, da mnogo ella
nov asemblcje, morda njih pretez-
ma veGina nj vcdela "a znatne svo-
te, Xxi so bile izplaGane takozva-
MIN nastavljencem.
PriGanjc V tel preiskavi je tu-
di razkrilo polozaj, Xxi naravnost
krici pc kazenski zakonodaji pro-
ii takOzvanemu "lobby" v legisla-
turf. Znano je, ola sc mozje velike-
ga politiGnega vpliva ne zenirajo
zahtevati in sprejemati velike svo-
te pc tisoce dolarjev, cato ker l.
majo vpliv ma drzavno zakonoda-
jo in 10 kontrolirajo.