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, 1920-01-28
SHIPPING BOARD is 40 RECON
SIDER PORTO RICO.

reports ffrnIu Washington brought by
Commissioner Robert H. Todd and re-
ceived in letters 10y Edward Ferrer.
president of the Insular Chamber OF
Commerce, indicate that there is stlll a
strong possibility that shipping facilities
to and from the island will be improved,
by government ships if not by those, un-
der private operation
The United States Shipping Board at
the direction of Chairman Payne, is to
reopen the case of Porto Rico and re-
CARELESS of any previous decision, is to
reconsider the needs of the Island anew.
This was the program announced in
Washington while Commissioners Todd
was there attending the meeting OF the
Republican National Committee.
REFUSED AID PREVIOUSLY.
This change in the plans OF the Ship
ping Board was reached alter Resident
Commissioner Cordova Dayi!a and Con
gresham H. M. Towner, chairman of the
House Committee on Insular Affairs had.
conferred with Chairman Payne, and also
after the return to Washington of Secre-
tary of War Baker following his visit to
San Juan.
Previously the Shipping Board had de-
cided not to place additional ships IN the
Porto Rico service and had also decided
not 10 make San Juan a port OF cali for
Shipping Board vessels engaged in the
South American trade.
While he was here the Secretary Of
War showed a great deal of interest in
the islands shipping needs and at the
dinner rendered him at the Hotel Con
dado Vanderbilt most OF his remarks
Vere devoted To recountIng the islands
, 1920-01-28
ublication

II is hereby brought to public no
= tice that the Government has,
this date, authorized REV. MARTIN
F. MULLIGAN to perform civil
religious functions in the Munici-
pality Of St. CroiX.
Government Of the Virgin Islands of
the United States, St. Croix, January
Is, 1920.
c. c. TIMMONS.
Government Secretary.
, 1920-01-28


needs TOR improved ocean ltahspoflatIoh
and the improvement OF ah'Juah mar
Dor. WLal he saId was taten as an IN
dlcatlon thai ne nae gwen the pfooiem
conslderao3e STUDY ana lhose VINO nearu
nm speak Were OF the OPINION lhat II he
were not realty interested ~ helping pro
vide bette. shipping IaclhtleS that ne
could very wei nave talked a3o4t some
thing else ana not committed hi'nSell on
a subject fensIdefe" Oh sGch vital I'M
poftance
BANANA SHIPS =
0nsns9plflon when tife secretary O
War suggested as possible, ana one
when ne &C CONSIDERED IaForabiy' was
the es{ab1 shncht 'f a triangular service
between New 1orh, Pofto lIco ana rama
ma
AZ Tire l4ihe lie ieleffed 10 ms posi-
blllty '9 ssGgeS.ed that II vas q mater
still L nf fetd IN CONFIDENCE, put since
h q TINE ne POSSIBILITY oil Such a ser
E!s4 hsss Zen ~9hsiaeF$ei} discusses
oecfetaH{ baker Sald th4t ne haa pre-
pared a a3Nnorandum 1of ffesl9enl VIII
CON nm + I4N 4&I n N lEF mi &IIbl Il 81
, 1920-01-28

I LIEUTENANT O'Hagan, u S. Navy.
a. al b. Vn request has been relieved
of his duues' as Despatching Secretary
of ST. CroiX.
COMMANDER COLBY. Financial Ad-
wiser to the Governor, in addition to his
other duties, has been detailed as Acting
Despatching Secretary Of ST. CroiX.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
BOWELS so BAD He
TOOK QUART OF MIN
ERAL WATER A DAY
Mr.. Whitesides was in bad way
Tells how he got over Il


II suffered for years with stomach
trouble and constipation 1 got so ]
could eat nothing but soft food ana
had to take a quart OF mineral water
a DAY for my bowels. uecluel 70 lly
lIf1ks Emulsion and have used three
bottles The results have been Mo.-
derfuL The soreness left my stomach
can eat solid food. my bowels nave
improved and I feel like new man
Anyone suffering as I did should lose
no time in starting on Milks Emul-
sion. m z. Whiteslues. zl4-z SCUM
sixth St, Springfield. III.
The more physics you take the more
you'll need Break away from them
Ni1ks Emulsion cost nothing 10 Try
Nilks Emulsion is pleasant nutrl-
tive food and q corrective meolclme- II
restores healthy, natural bowel acllol-
doing away with all need OF Pills ana
physics. 1t promotes appetite ana
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape 10 assimilate fos7- As builder
OF flesh and strength, MilkS Emulsion
Is strongly recommended 70 those
whom sickness has weakened ana Is
a powerful aid in resisting and re
pairing the effects Of wasting
diseases. Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation are promptly relieved
usually IN one day
This is the only solid emulsion
made and SO palatable that II IS eaten
with a spoon like ice cream Truly
wonderful for weak. sickly children,
10 matter how severe your case
I you are urged 20 Try Mllks Emulsion
under this guarantee-Iake six bot
Ties home with you, use ir according
/ 10 directions and 81 not satisfied with
Z the results your money VIII be prompt
I " refunded. Price SOC and Sl-2o pei
I bottle. The sIillzs Emulsion Co., Terre
Haute, Ind. sold by druggists every
Z Whereby.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
OUR NEW DEEP TESTS
MADE IN PECOS VALLEY

Roswell y. II. March e.---Four new
'sep test locations have been made
a the Pecos valley within the past
sa days. Machinery for two OF the
aw wells IS on the way and ma
'hinerT for the others VIII be shipped
rithln q few days
The National Exploration company
now drilling day and night at FL
'acho. IN Lincoln county and AZ
richard Park, eight miles south OF
AZ Lake Arthur the National is
rectinE a derrick and installing
1achinery for their third test, Wnicn
Ia be started by March Is
An other wells IN the lower val
~ are drilling and making head
r. There Is talk OF other loca-
ions being made this month and
resent indications are that mum
"a 81 new wells viii be started
-ithin the next 80 days
There is a total OF 80 rigs erected
4 Chaves. Eddy. Lincoln. De Baca,
Jury. Roosevelt. Quay, Otero and
Guadalupe counties. and a score. OF
ocstions have been made Tor add
ioual rigs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

MD. Okla. March 6-F ederal judge
Frank A. Teomans today had
under adrisement the suit Of the
tdsophia Development company
-zsnst samuel sparks and others re-
rdinE valuable oil land in the hed
'rer valley. ownership Of which is
sputed By Oklahoma and Texas
The state Of Texas has filed its an
yer 10 the Oklahoma Red river
rrndar~ suit going into detail At
reat length. Texas holds the cen
r Of Red river as the boundary as
greed upon when the trealy ne, Pc
reen Spain and the Texas republic
a. made on February %. 1873
Texas To Make Fight.
Texas not only proposes to fiElt
q river bed boundary question, but
ta uut IN its bid for the long mar
W. strip OF land held by Oklahoma
birth Of the Panhandle This strip
territory is 132 miles long ana
hinges between 1000 and 5000 teel
me answer filed by the Texas at
.rnies states that Tor more than
Do years no question was raised
afnst the jurisdiction Of the state
Texas over this territory and
lat az far back as 1857 the waters
this river were used LOT rll5e-
on bv the Indians and in 1913 land
sloued and water transportation on
he stream was the easiest and most
aluable method employed Those
esiding on both sides OF the river
-jored the rights Of navigation.
Inc answer says that the center OF
1e stream IS the dividing line
Intention OF Treaty
because Of these facts when Ine
-satv OF 1873 between spain and the
nfted states vas negotiated II was
-s intention Of both the high con
-acting parties thereto that the ciJl-
ems OF both, living on the Respective
ifes Of the boundary. now IN as
ne. should have access TO the vat
= q this stream and should be Iree
use those waters for navigation
rfratlon and all other purposes %
-dsr 10 carry cut this intention u
las urovided in article OF tns
-esfv that the use Of the waters alno
10 naviEation OF the Red river
hrouEhout the extent Of the Doun-
arv herein Involved, should be com
~ 10 the respective Inhabitants Of
~ Two nations. That for the same
esson Il was specifically proVloeo
II thls article that the boundary line
hould follow the course OF the rlfei
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
4 AS-OKLAH0MA BOUNDARY WAR
N IN SUPREME COURT Of j. s.

westward By which was meant mat
the middle OF the main channel OF
the river should constitute the ooun-
diary line and the legal effect OF the
treaty was to establish IL as the line
when Texas was admitted into
the uufon BY an act Of congress IN
1913 and an act Of the Texas legs
lature in 1919 Of the eastern BOUNDARY
Of the state Of Texas was eXteloeu
from the west bank OF the SABINE 10
he middle OF the stream. but that
no Joint action has been taken oy
the government at Washington ana
in Austin to mark on the ground OF
change the Red river boundary
Never Disputed Right.
1.-THE federal government has never
disputed the sovereign and proprle--
tarv right and jurisdiction asserted
bv the state OF Texas. But rather
on the other hand the federal gov
eminent in its treaties with the IN
dian tribes and by other official acts
has again and again recognized the
center OF the main channel as the
correct boundary between Oklahoma
The note TO the supreme court
further explains that Oklahoma
never claimed the territory now IN
dispute until after the development
~ ne lands proved it to contain IN
told wealth in oil and gas.
The Burkburnett oil field IN par
ticular will be claimed by Oklahoma,
the attorney general Of Texas states
The territory is considered 10 pc
worth between 500. 100000 and ssoy,--
O0O. 600. II covers more than o4uu
acres OF proven oil land
Texas IN its counter-claim brings
in the 132 mile strip Of territory az
the southwestern corner OF Greer
county. The answer shows that the
early treaties provided for runnln 9
and marketing the eastern boundary
81 the Texas panhandle from Greer
county TO Beaver county and eln-
braces several hundred thousand
acres of land These treates pro
vide for the running OF the BOUNDARY
line at the 100 meridian This was
never done correctly -
The Texas answer prays tnal lne
supreme court Fix the center OF INC
Red river as the boundary line pc
tween Texas and Oklahoma as II e1-
fsted i'm February 1913. The couri
is also asked 10 require Oklahoms
to answer Texas counter claim u. y
regard 10 the eastern line OF ths
I Texas panhandle and establish u OF
ne meridian as marked by kidder-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
SHALLOW WELL
BETTERS FLOW

Brownwood. Texas. March 6--After
being clean-d out the shallow well
on the Boone brothers lease near
here doubled its production me
well IS now making IS barrels. 4
few DAYS ago It made but eight
This well is a further example OF
the durability Of the Brown county
eIs1lovr fie1d where several old
GENERATORS have said that with the
cleaning out of old holes production
me formation in which oil Is
found in wells OF this district makes
ia Important that wells be cleaned
out every few weeks IN oraeI 20 set
the best results
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
CHARGES FILED
AGAINST OIL CO.

Austin. Texas, March 6--Penalties
aggregating sl-05O,eOO are pras 60 q
Texas IN suit filed today in the
52rd district court against the Mon
tour oil company. a delaware SyI
poration which is capitalized at soV'-
COO
The commissions petition alleges
that the company violated one
statute and three rules Of the com
7niesion one OF the rules being
violated in four particulars The
petition alleges seven different Of
fences and asks for the maximum
oenalfv Of $4,000 in each and covers
q neriod Of 80 days, each day consu-
tueng a separate offence.
The oil company, the conlInlssii oll
alleges. failed 10 fill organlzaIioe,li
reports. failed to give notice OF drill
ling and drilled within forbidden ter
ritorv- A receiver is asked lor tAe
company and injunction to restoring
it from further violations OF the
rules and regulations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
MORE THAN 500 RIGS AT
WORK CLOSE TO FRANKELL

rrankeff. Texas, March 6--Iore
han 500 drilling wells are now
-crIrfn- in tie territory Immediate
= surrounding FrankelL It has be-
ome the most active part OF the so
talled Ca6do pool in stephens coeiily
-ircs thu big wells at Necessity ana
q that vicinity we're brought IN FOL
owing each other to the number OF
live CT six within the past thirty
-z-r. From the Williams Wei Two
riies north Of Frankeu 10 the pro
7rctIou that IS now surrounding
7reckenrldEe. the drilling has picked
,7. -rith GOOD roads and pleasing &c
.-s1rrwerfs until this territory IS
-asiiv the leading factor IN the
'Sfenfens county situation
IL The immediate vicinity OF Ns-
.---it-- r5n- rniIes north % Frankell,
5s snail fellows seem to have 2esn
sbis to break into. the big nolelF5,ss
nd the drilling there ls lll s--- - :
~ some places the rigs beng y
-Ioss together as to remind one OF
~ hslcfcn days Of BurkburnelL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
ADVANCE IN OIL PRICE
STIMULATES TEXAS DRILLING

Takehamon. Texas. March e--Lhs
-eeent advance in the selling price OF
rude oil has operated 70 stlnlu -ate
frIiing in the Hog creek field ano Us
several extensions and now there Is
~.rr 7rrtt Of this place than the ficlo
has seen since last fall. on the north
en- extension Of the pool, the pest
results seem 70 be had and a score
81 new r-lls are drilling in the Ticin-
ffv % ths Guadalupe college survey
-r-t south OF Edhobby- East or rms
-Tacr Is the Erath- Eastlauu county
raid. on both sides Of the county line,
-Here are fifty or more drilling Wells
in tie recently proved extension 81
tie Hog creek POOL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
To SET CASING
IN HUEG0 WE'LL

". ID. Chappuis, drilling supefIn-
tendent for the Hueco Basin oil
eompanv's Theisen well 10. ], has
encountered such persistent gas indi-
l.affone during the last Few day that
H T.. Moss. the drill contractor now
al his home in TAFT Calf, has
ordered the first casing put down IN
the well. Twelve and halt men
,.ssins- Is TO be nut down for a depth
Of 100 feet and cemeuted in. so that
En- event Of the striking Of a flow. OF
oil OF gas. 10 VIII be possible to shut
it off. -,.,. 20
ircb hit. the hole will be reamed FOR
q distance Of ZOE feet for the l21z-
fnch casing. so that the hole viii not
have to be made smaller below Tor
the time being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
FIRST TRAIN PULLS INTO
NEW TOWN OF ED. HOBBf

Rrnrer. Texas, March 6.-gn Ma ~ I.
- firrs train went over the new
7r-7rfef rad Of che Witchlta 2 ais ~
RanEeT q Port Wortlh, iine li.o -
"A fIrkf@ e u miles from Range
--i- - s. the week the operator r
s51sef 4 1ss the line completed INTO
51eT town lots are selling prlsA-
1--S5- fov-nsfte. situated in the de-
1000 -a~t- 81 the southern East
l.-f countv ctl fields with its rail-
rosd. brings hopes 20 the operators
ii fhzf vicinity. They see neaIt
~ al getting supplies and equipmesnl
sricl-sr than they have ever been apis
rSSTin Hobby. q Dallas, Tor WHOM
re tow was named, Jake l. Eamon
7rssi5ent OF the new road ano nan
-en known operators in the neio
we're present at the opening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
WELL NEAR BIG SPRING
SHOWS GOOD INDICATIONS

Zig Spring, Texas. March 5--Atle
Home Production company We,
mack lime. The drillers say that TINS
formation generally appears In TINS
section OF the state just above where
me Pennsylvania sand is encount.essrea "a
n this proves true, this wei VIII DC
brought in at an early date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
NEW HOMER WELL MAKES
1900 BARRELS A DAY

shreveport. La, March G. - The
Keen and Woolt on company Is
section 10. q. :. Claiborne parish
The vel came in flowing with an
initial production Of 1900 barrels from
sand at 1000 feet
The Standard OIL company plpe
line Rms for the last nine days OF
Februarv from the Homer pool aver
80 e. 0s2 barrels Of oil day,
against 21.540 barrels FOR the ten DAY
period preceding
Heiium, the most buoyanc Of al
gases, is found chiefly in the unilea
states
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
What Is An Oil Royalty?

the oil production gwen TO @ owner Oh m
the operating the lease IS %
all saved, AND ls DELIVERED ~ LII
LINE FREE AND CLEAR OF ALL h1AFHNoH
THE OPERATING COMPANY ASSUMES ALL THE RISK and all the
expenses drilling operating the lease and @ g TIL
made DlItHC1 ~ LIE
ROYALTY OWNER
ALT1Es HAVE BEEN THE THE GREATEST OIL FOR
and experienced OIL men VINO nave
land investors IN OIL hO anu
january IeleeA 10 "a
of
nrAnv oF THE STRONG INDEPENDENT CORPORATIONS
purchasing ROYALTY interests having long 9een ~ o. n
MANY Atty interest has been great deal more
profitable. thar working interest
THE ADVANCE IN CRUDE one to greater extent
fine ROYALTY absolutely no expense IN eolelol
the OIL advance IN price Is 50
'vevet" to him. Authorizes on the SUBJECT pie-' 4 % 49,
September, 1920
AN IMPORTANT FACTOR TO CONSIDERED IN PURCHASING Roy
ability of the operating company 70 properly U
pandh andleth oil from the lease
ROYALTIES SELECTED AHEAD PRODUCTION approved territory
of Geological advice and reasonably close TO pro
haven asignlel
producing
the oAu-
1OkaO 1875 Ihe Park REFINING 90 mas
Kmble Sylvester Blggerstaf OF Be
the ROYALTY on the SIMON
60 80 acre lease consisting VIZ Of the N Of the SEA OF the
oft of south OF 5eggs Ioi F9JJ
making almost 1000 barrels OF OIL daily r
the month of October amounted to V
interest above referred to IS equal 10 DO o ns s
production on but of land, with wells
CONSERVATIVE OIL INVESTMENT purchase Of an
on ROYALTY expense Of operation salaries to ON
cs-the OIL delivered to the pipe line free OF all expense
An Offering of Limited Number OF Units in
OkfuSkee ROYALTIES Number One
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

BENJAMIN Franklin suggested day
light saving in 17s4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
JOHN B. McMANUS OPENS
OIL ROYALTIES OFFICE

John B. McAIanus, formerly secre--
tarv Of the Farm Loan bank or
wichita. Kansas, and warden OF me
New Mexico peuitendary, has opened
an office in the Martin building
where he viii deal IN unit lnIsIss-s
81 of1 ROYALTIES At the present time
he is dealing in Okfuskee royalties
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
NO. 2 MUNGER WELL HAS
GOOD SHOWING ON SAND

Wichita Falls, Texas. March She
3 emn-1Iunger- Allen No . Munger is
on 10 uof the sand with a Eood show
fnr for production at depth q 1858
mis- test was drilled with rotary
Grll- a standard ris IS now being In
.-a--cl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06

A Chicago theater has opened a
sn7o1rinc room for women at a cost
of $4,000. The manager says tnal
the women drove him TO II, and lhal
the women smoke more clEdIets
I'm The rnan-From Leslie s.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01
u. D. c. MEETING

To the Abbeville Chapter u. D. C:
After two months pleasant vaca-
tion the time has come for another
meeting of our chapter which will be
held at the home of Mrs. J. M. Will
kinson on Tuesday, Sept 7th at 4:30
p. m. Your officers have not been
idle during the summer and they will
have reports Of the work done to
make at this meeting. Every men,
Der is requested to come to the meet
ing resolved to do her best for the
chapter. You have done much in the
past and the chapter has become an
asset to Abbeville and to the state u.
D. C. Let US continue our good work
so that we may go to the Convention
ir: December with a report worthy Of
the chapter and in keeping with what
it has already done.
Cordially yours,
Mrs. F. w. Wilson, President
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01
4 MUSIC PARLOR.

Col. J. D. Kerr is opening music
parlor on North Main between the
entrance to the Emporium and the
Stark Vehicle Company. The finish
ing touches are being put on the
walls and the doors and window
frames have been painted an appro-
pirate color and the windows washed
and slicked up.
The new business is to be known
as the Photographs Company, and in
the parlor you will be able to find
your choice of an Edison, the phono-
graph with soul, if not with heart.
Roy Power is to be in charge Of the
parlor and will be on hands at all
times to show you the latest in cabi-
nets and to play for you the newest
records.
The parlor will not be a beauty
parlor when the Corp. and Roy are
it's only inhabitants a music
parlor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01
WOMEN MAY VOTE IN
NOVEMBER ELECTION
Governor Cooper Will This Week
Instruct County Registration
Boards To Issue Certificates
To The Women :.

Columbia, Aug. 31.-Gov. Cooper
stated today that he would this
week issue instructions to the chair
men of the county registration
boards for the registration of the
women when the registration books
are opened next Monday The Gov
ernor will act on the Interpretation
placed upon the effect of the ma
tional suffrage amendment by At
torney General Wolfe and also 9th
er lawyers in official position in this
state and other parts of the nation,
to the effect that the amendment to
the federal constitution giving we
men the right to vote simply
strikes from other constitutions and
statutes the word male, and makes
election restrictions and regulations
apply equally to female voters.
Registration books n every coun-
ty will be open on the first Monday
in September. The governor says he
will instruct the registration COM
missions to leave them open long
enough for all the women to have
a chance to register.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01

the point of order that the resolu-
tion was out of the hands of the
House and now a part of the feder-
al Constitution through proclama-
tion of Secretary of State Colby.
He was overruled by Speaker Walk
er. - ..r;
The House by viva voce vote
then adopted a motion to reconsider
it's previous action under the resolu-
ion. Motion was then made and car
ried a non-concur in the action of
the Senate in ratifying the ratifica-
ton resolution. .....'".
May Be Illegal
In the course of the discussion OF
the legality of the action of the
House in considering, Representa-
tive Riddick read a letter from
States Attorney Thompson in which
the latter expressed the opinion
that reconsideration of the resolu-
ton was impossible, since the House
had already ratified it and Cover
nor Cox had certified to Secretary
Colby this action by both House and
Senate, ..
Governor Roberts declined to
make any statement tonight as to
the effect Of the Houses action,
saying that the matter was purely
legal one and in the hands Of At
torney General Thompson. e,
Action of the House is not taken
seriously here, as the general opin-
ion prevails that legality or illegali-
ty of ratification will be decided up
in the record sent to Washington by
Governor Roberts.
Anti-ratificationists would not
state tonight whether they expect to
make an effort to have the Senate,
which voted to ratify, rs to 4, to re-
verse it's action.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-09-01
TENNESSEE HOUSE REVERSES
ACTION ON SUFFRAGE ISSUE
Motion Carried With a Rush as Aptis
Gain Control of Floor-Vote H.
legal, Ratificationists
Declare

Nashville, Aug. 31.-The Tennes.
see House of Representatives, with a
qourum present for the first time
since August 20, expunged from its
journal this afternoon all record of
ratification of the suffrage amend
ment and voted. Al to "a with 20 not
voting, to non-concur in the action of
the Senate in ratifying.
Shortly after the House convened
it became evident that the anti-rati-
ticationists, a majority of whom have
been in Alabama on a tilibuster for
more than a week, were in the ma
jority through failure of several of
the suffrage members to arrive in
time. With clock-like program, the
ants proceeded to put through their
2lan of attempting to undo what was
done on August 21 when ratification
was accomplished.
Carried by AZ to 81.
The first step was the motion to
expunge from the journal of that
day all reference to the proceedings
upon the suffrage ratification resolu-
ton. After this was accomplished, At
to 81, with sixteen not voting, mo-
ton as made and carried that certi-
fed copy of the resolution, the orig
nal of which is in the hands Of tn
Senate, be spread upon the journal.
Representative Riddick, floor
ode: or tie rc.tt;;ff:ca..:o?::sts, mad: