Show Otto One Only the Gauntlet et flatters then hr t 1 It Came to 10 the third fUr reading ot of We foe br t tt e aU Ugh Up hut but only one II rd t In Tt bill passing the tho rp ai that piloted Its way I tl t the bill Liil No 47 41 sF g f and ot of in ti the ti and of ot f i thi v uny upon In I of f the bill II i Ii ih thAt tIit A P provis vl fir r nn t a testimony to tu sos sus ua of f motion may lie ic In the her be but It the persons Urt rt for tor required to app appear nr In w aI the and tall faM to COurt com m may v strike out the m J 1 EI e fH 1 y I I by Evans relating I I tr as 5 p tar i courts tv I 1 n by the AI n a II lii ma oM on n motion lit Of Mr r was as stricken If g o Ibe N nUI H ui No O 7 url tt deNs r d jre fit f mortgages ages rind and M a tle The JJ com corn 19 I larv lary larva It 1 black S a ath h r eye a to riOt put It out the t x 5 p It by consent ten tre il t bills on the calendar and 74 i both owing their er X Smith j fn They were a le sea e near to of at trouble both hoth that thal they Pt turn to t nor In Itu t frn rm of t being reduced 1 to tire tho toot foot of ot the cal calC C nd ar arNo No CO GO Is i a II bill It only contains nine nino J and deals dellis with tIre the construction of at Joint contracts and antI the thu release of ot joint and U ral debtors Out nut from the tIre amount of ot light fight It called 11 forth till itt very tn to embody concealed Tire The bone bono of ot contention Willi In the tire second l section which rends reads that any tny person Jointly or severally liable with others other for tor the tho payment of ot any debt or demand lemand may maybe ma mabe maybe be released from such by the creditor and such filial not dis discharge charge tire tho other debtors or obligators l hl vr I t proper proportion of ot the ho debt or demand for tor which the person released was tia liable Mr I Smith ex ox explained that this clause crouse was to unable a II creditor to release one of ot the debtors t CA Contract on account of ot money or other satisfactiOn and still hold tire the theother other As A It stands now the tIre re ro rolease lease of ot one Is tire tile release of ot all 1111 Mr Wells WAlls put a 1 new complexion on ont th t construction of at the clause when h Ito hI naked asked If It It would not n allow of at the tire re release lease leaM of ot the principal on a promissory note noto and tire the holding of or his hili sureties Mr r Smith admitted that lint such stich n a complication tion might but sureties should never endorse notes hates s unless they IlIe were prepared to meet them Mr said that he lie was WO still cloudy about tIre the matter Mr Smith In trying to elUcidate said to Harmon Now you tal talco tabe o my note noto for tor forI torI I take your note not I for or any anything thing thin was the quick qute repartee anti there was war a n laugh at the tire point scorer scored by the tIre gentleman from Emery Emor Mr Holzheimer then lien I blocked further r debate by b moving that the tire bill hill go to 10 tile the foot of ot tilt the calender and tho the clerk cierI re 10 received orders to tItle this effect Mr Smiths next bill hili No 74 was wan OA even een more InUre of ot a bone of contention cont It hits the State pUrse and bills of at that nature have hae always both warm friends and enemies The TIre bill has for tor Its object the tire Increase of ot district judges judes salaries i from to The report from the judiciary committee modified this to Mr Gardner showed how he ho hofelt felt about It when lie ire seized the tire first opportunity o to move moo that the tho th hill bill be killed Mr Smith thought It unfair that the bills for tor Increasing the salaries for tor Supreme court justices should go no through and the hardest hardeRt worked of ot all nil judges jurl ell remain In iii statu quo lIuo Mr Bench gave the ha bill UlU a 1 boost along by expressing his opinion that cro Ci c set I of State om cerA should not be advanced while others were not Mr Pago Ingo went further He Ho advocated the tho raising of or salaries right down the theline line lino to tho the Mr Cutler thought a n fair figure In consideration of ot the fact tact that dis Judges judgen j were allowed 8 cents a n mile when traveling which In the opinion of ot the speaker brought the tion over oer the tire mark In answer to toa toa a 1 query by b Mr tr rr Smith whether the speaker could travel on eight cents a n amile mile tire the reply reilly came Yes It f t I had rail railroad road rond like the Judges Mr Holzheimer put In a It strong plea pica for tor which amount he thought even een too small Mr Langton Jocularly jocularly proposed that the figures n might be put at which h would not sound so large Mr Harmon thought that the tho salaries ought to be graded grafted for In some dis districts districts It War wan get Jet men who were worth more than titan to the State while In others othen MOO 1000 would hard hardly hardly ly Iy compensate for tor Inborn of ot the call ber ot of man that would be bo required This Thin was a 1 new now complication COlli anti and Mr van Horns promptly aNI tire tile occasion by b moving that further consideration and debate should be he deferred till tilt the Dill bill was wan printed and could bo be more thoroughly analyzed by each of ot thou the members of ot tho thu |