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Show TEE HOUSING EXAMINER OGDEN. DTAD, JANUARY, SATURDAY HORNING, tilled n nvorillng ea !i of sai.l Cvnitrail eaeh id said and a fee u: nuc iloil.ir fui noting Mieli deitara o; ,,u i in- - margin of tlie record. : Sih'IUiu 3. Thi a a si not be held in invalidate or afi-.- . n Uny any now i: !' i contract heretofore i.., .,. , to take (bilge of the funds kind the bauds of the board of sia:e land referral to iu I he f'v ,viiou liovruf, and any such contra i l.. ,viofore uiu-l'Ibis fund, which amounts to u.ih i lie provimay, upon complin.. Jimi Mci'ai'v t',.,,1 k direcniiugof more that oue million sion of ibis act, b'- I', 'v:tiwl a hereto opiiiioii iu Die I;.. mi!i i uM su. handled by Governor Wells, provided. of ('ftioe, ami mss turned uwr his Section 4. All i a;. urs of act pivmo cie inA- T'i-ii- s..iv.- This was ihc by him iu the buard Friday. incousisiciit wiib i.,e :rt.viiuus of the appeal to - Buto:i A- l'o. vs. t. M. Wl gaud. The op'n l,Mi was Governor fuller, as president of first section of this a are hereby handl'd duwn on lhveuibcr 71. it ueuded that the board of land commissioners iiuoih H Co. could securi:-ies noi kin :n tit Utah to accept the care of ilie conns bccMiixe D.i iv a foreign corand rvixHumends that some onr, preXilVs. haw poration and rn -fi,,; copy of ferably the secretary of ti.o land be puid a sufficient salary, and inThe canimiitgce a i:.e Slate Mental their articles wnii iiu- secretary uf i lie state. Neither quired to furnish sufficient bund, i.i hospital went to Pr ! eoiuiiaiiy acmorning cars fur the money. The roinuiuui-to make the annual icc.ceiiiHi. Ilepri-seuiat- ivt cepted the iviii:ii.:ii.ii el Visli. This ass referred to the committee iu Patenad'.. lion am Wilson is requiivd of ei,! cumiiuny doing lu the sli.i. . di.l not return in tone, fur ih afterpublic lands. Booth Co. Roberts, of Cache, moved that, as r.e noon and Austin sn..i. "Mr. Speaker, suing to recover mluute clerk bad more work than le Hie gentlemen are at to Stole Mental judgment ou a debt from the defendcould properly care for, an asai.-iaemii'i decided that hospital ami wa do imi know when ant. Tin the plaintiff could uot recover in Utah minute clerk in) appuluted. The uiui.iu they will return." A Uo. apiiralcd from was carried and Merrill then limit d "Tlie gentlemen .ire m. the asylum courts. Booth that John Hooper, of Welch, then act- and as the dale for release ha the decision of the triid court. There keeius to b au irreconcilahls lie excused, reing as committee clerk, be named fur not been set they the vacancy. The motion carried and plied tho siwaker, ilium ii, Hugh that coufliei to the care; the authorities differ. .lust Ice McCarty has nmdc Hooper at once assumed charge of his followed. and i of the opinion that arnew duties. Secretary of Slate Tinnejr report rd to Siookey then move ! that Miss Fanuie Burnham be named as the lam- - that the fun I of $0tNl appro- ticle 6. being the first article, should committee clerk to succeed Hooper, priated for the expi-n- ' in connection control. and the motlou carried. with the efforts to wetne the Arizona TOOK CARBOLIC ACID. Ifouse claim No. 12, by Merrill, by atrip was intact and that the money request, sells for an appropriation of spent had Mime from the contingent $4,210 tor the purpose of flnmlng the fund of the govern :r. "I am tired rf life, if there Is a that crosses the irrigation dirh hereafter 1 will watch over you from Good-bye- , college. then-- . grounds of the Agricultural Nellie, Fraud aud The appropriation is asked tor in the Charley. irRichmond name of the Logan and After writing this brief farewell to th members uf hla family, Frank rigation district. Bills introduced follow: I'anmdier, fur mauy years a resident House bill No. 77, br lluwley. an act of this rtty, swallowed nearly au to amend aectiou 26i4, of chapter S, ounce of curbolic acid iu a room at the BY PRESENCE ARMS SAVED HIS title 67, of the revised statutes. lSHS, Imperial hotel on State street WednesOF MIND Judiciary the bill provides a penalty day night and vmled his exlatcncn. fur neglect or refuse of county clerks Nobody heard the man's dying strugRichfield, Jan. 27. Ernest Poutoen gles and tho to settle or nuke payment. Tbs penalty body wa nul discovered of this city was very painfully hurt si uutil is set at three months salary. nearly twidve hour after death mill Aisule Laurie few the a House bill No. 78, ly Hawley, an art daya ago, uu- -t have taken place. Despondency, to amend section 3199 of chapter 24, aud the wonder is that lit escaped as chUmhI, sccordlng tu memU is uf the did. be ha Shortly after title 73, of the revised statutes, J8!i8, began his iiiuiily, by led him to take relating to the docketing of Judge- shift at midnight in tho mill, and a the step. His family had missed him mahe was intending to Some of the ments. Judiciary. Wednesday ulghl aud yesterday. The House bill No. 79, by J. A. Anderson, chinery, the sleeve of his jumper was new of his death wns first conveyed in the cogs of sonm wheels. tu his eldest miii, Charles, a bookby request, a bill for an act amending caught sections 1096, l"97,nd 1101 of the re- Krncat managed to nave his arm to keeper in tho Kail I oio Hardware vised statutes, 1898 and chapter 103 the extent of preventing tlm bones of cumiMiny, by Coroner Dana Hinith. of the sesalon laws of Utah 19U3, en- hi arm from getting Into ilia cogs, but Tliow who best know the man betitled, "an act to amend section Hu2, the flesh from below tlie elbow to near- lieve that melancholy uver hi efforts was shoulder cut the bruised and ly 1107 and 1108 of the revised statutes, to khake off his habit was the main Thirty-seve-n stitches were cause of bis suicide. At 1898, and prescribing certain duties of terribly. any rate, ho to dress his srouud. went to tbs Imperial alone Wednesday secretary of board of healtn, fixing required salary therefore, abating nuisances, night, went to bed. and there welcomed The wife of Niels Peter Nielson of death. Ills farewell mile, by strange powers, clc., of local boards of health this city was this week ordered com- coincidence, was written on au enveand their duties, maintaining ana quarantines, records kept, by mitted to the mental hospital at Irovu, lope containing a bill from a local them, etc." approved March 12, 1903. after an examination before County jcwelery store for Christ ma presents House bill No. 80, by Croraar, an act Commissioner Morton Jensen. Rite was for his family. in a very pitiable condition. She was for the protection of alien labor. The bill provides a punishment of not dangerously inclined, hut her acSALT LAKE COURT NOTES. Imprisonment and fins tor any one who tions were extremely nllly and ropul-slvBho was in the huspltal once shall obtain money due foreign laborers Judge Lewis and Judge Ritchie will who are ignorant of English language sorting about four years, aud have a setting of Jury and non-jurwhen site was rched four years ago and convert it to their own use. case in their court rooms oa FebruHouse bill No. 81, by Cm mar, an act she was atlll in a vary bad mental contor the protection of employees as dition, but her family thought they ary 3. M. Jclina Dyrue has filed a suit for could take care of her, and luive done members of labor unions. Labor. divorce against her husband, Thomas so Irreuntil so ahe became The bill makes it a misdemeanor for utterly Byrne. They were married at Park any employer or corporation to coerce sponsible lately. City in June, 1893. In April, 1894, an employee into an agreement not to Marriage licenses have hem granted sas the plniuliff, her hubatid desertLabor. join a lalmr union. ed her. House bill No. 82, by Panker, an act during the past week to Niels M. George A. Whlltncyer has filed a suit and Stella Jurgcnson Busk, bot h to prevent importation of alien laborof Ulchfleld. Francis Delbert Hancock to foreclose a contractor's Hen on the ers.. Labor. of the Beck Salt company. The bill is against the bringing of of BlarkfoiH.. Ida., and Nettie Pearl property The amount said to be owing the plainI arof A. and Manwlll J. Kotkdtarom, contract makes on and labor foreign tiff is $922.5(1. The plaintiff says that the act a elotiy, punishable by Im- son and Jcnevleve Cut by of Richfield. he built a flume Into tho Great Salt fine. prisonment and lotke, near Ibe Ke-slswitch, fur the House bill No. S3, by Stewart, an act SAW INDIAN KILLED. Beck Salt couiismy. The lUrfcudant providing for the appointment and has failed to puy all of tho price uf duties of the board of police and fire Hyrum Stevens, missing witness lo a the contract. commissioners in cities of 12.000 and murder in Grand is now in the Judge Armstrong granted E. AY. and to place the hands of the Saltcounty, more lnlia bit ants, County Sher- Townsend a divorce from Ills wife, of said iff's office. Stevens lake police and fire departments came u Deputy Blanche Emily Townsend, yetlcrday. cities upon a non iwrttxan basis, and Sheriff Ira Ileckslead of Bingham The esse went by default, the plainmemofficers and of dutlea the defining Junction Thursday and told llist officer tiff alleging durerilnn as Ilia ground bers of said department a that he was wanted to against for his action. They were married at House bill No. 84, by Bluokey, an net James Reeder. now trial onthe Denver iu January, 9o:. In Octota-- r awaiting of a uniform for tlie establishment of murdering an Indian more of the same year, says ibe plaintiff, Ids maximum rate of itatwengers .area on charge than a year ago. From time to lime wile left him. any and all street car line within the Reeder's trial line been postponed in state of Utah. tlie hop of Stevens The BALT IRAKIS NOTES. Provides for five cent fare In eorimr-nt- e wltnem mw the affray,appearance. which ended in limits end for three miles outnidn tlie death of the native. The Infant daughter of Mr. and nf limits of cities of first and second Reeder and the Indian disputed over privileges. clam, this includes trsn-fe- r $5 reward for corralling a mule. In him. David McKay uf 322 East SevPassed: House bill No. 56, by Mr. the scuffle a rifle went off, and the In- enth South street, who was o frightKinney, committee on railroads and dian toll dead. An inquest., held on the fully burned on Wednday through a fire started by her common carriers. brothground, revolted In a verdict of second-degre- e An act relating to certain contracts murder, nud tor this Reeder in er, was roorUd to be resting easier for the conditional rale, leww or hire awaiting trial. Sheriff Emery wired last night and to be suffering hut litof railroad and street railway equiplast night notifying Grand county's of- tle. Miss Daisy Duncan of 122 1 street ment and rolling stork aud providing ficers of Stevens's proem re. The witfor the recording thereof. ness says he had gone to we a staler underwent a successful operation for Be it enacted by the legislature of who was very nek and had become f- tho removal of a tumor from her neck Section 1. Any inancially short during his stay, thus Thursday aftornoou at ths L. D. S. the state of Utah: contract tor tlie sale f railroad or foiling to return. The killing took hospltaL The tuumr, which wa a large si red railway eqnipment or rolling place on Brooks mountain. Stevens one, has been troubling Mis Duncan stock it shall be lawful to agree Hint was a aheephi-rdc- r and the fight was for more tbsu three years pal, and the title to the property sold or con- right in frout. of his tent. He soys ha It was decided a few days ago that the best plan was to have it removed. tracted to be sold, although poeererion saw it from bis font door. thereof may be delivered immediately Articles uf lucorporthm uf the Rigby or at any time or times subsequently, COUU) NOT DEFEAT ERICKSEN. Ranch company were filed with the shall not vest in the purchaser until couuty clerk Thursdiiy. This is an Inof the liiesiock business the purchase price shall be fully paid, 26. The IJvingslou-Erickw- n corporation Jan. Mantl, or that the seller shall have and retain of ltigby Uro. They own 22.800 seres content case is off. Kwvnt a lieu thereon for the unpaid purchase developments in the recount showed a of land in Ulnla county, Wyoming: And in any contract for the ateady gala for Ericluwn. and yesir-da- y 14.000 sheep, COO head of cal tie and money. all the Implements and improvements loosing or hiring of such property it district No. 3 in Manti turned the of shall be lawful to stipulate for a the stock term. The cash value uf ever. worse than table sole thereof at Die termination Nineteen votes for Erirksi-- had been the property Is assessed at $100,040, of such contract, and that the rentals counted for Livingston. 'This find has the amount of the capital slock. B. or amounts to bo received under such stirred up this town, and in president, W. R. ltigby people are T. Rigby and Frank L. Rigby seccontract, may, as paid, he applied end ashamed of the work done. Mr. treated as purchase money, and that feels very much injured by this retary. the title to the property shall not vest matter, sit hough the count was 'made At a meeting of the Retail Clerks in the lessee or bailee until the pur- In his favor. association held Wniiuwday evening chase price shall have been paid in full, One hundred and fifty ballots in dis- the following officers weir fleeted: J. : and until the terms of the contract had been hi id aside for contest, W. Alford, president J. Harvey, shall have been fully performed, not- pute A. II. Nclxs, secretary and but nothing was done with them. to and pusaewdon withstanding delivery treasurer; William Barnes, guide. A. of surh lesson or bailee; Provided, that If. Neiss wa elected as delegate to the FRAUDS IN MILLARD. no such contract shall he valid ns agaretail clerks convention to be held In inst any subsequent Judgement creditor Four new members were installJune. Fillmore City, Utah, Jan. it. Whiio ed and a very Interesting meeting in or any subsequent bona fide purchaser for value and without notice, union the bounty steal Investigation la on, it general resulted. (1) the same shall be evidenced by an Is thought tu be well to extend It to That they might talk over plans of instrument executed by the psrtira and Millard county, tor the Impression i dralnln? a large amount of swamp by the vendee or out hero that a good Mg steal has been land in the vicinity of Great Balt Lake, duly acknowledged lessee or bailee, the cane may lie, or going on, and thorough Investigation several proiieriy owners met at the may result in several arrests. Rumor Cull n hotel Thursday afternoon. It Is duly proved before some person author toed by law to take acknowledgement aays certain bide, or bunches of bides, understood that steps will bo taken in of deeds, and In the same manner ns were taken to the cosrthouse five difnear future to drain all of the land and ferent collected each the times, deeds are acknowledged or proved; (2) bounty so situated, but the men Interested i time: such instrument shall be filed for retime to make A glance over the bounty records In- refuse at the present cord in the office of the secretary of known to the public. their plans had them been "repeatatats of thin commonwealth; (3) each dicates that locomotive engine or car sold, leased ers," but this Is far the "Investigating to be sold, committee to say, If they should hapor hired, or contracted Tn million Americans suffer the Issued or hired as aforesaid, sliall have pen to get down this far south. torturing pangs of dyspepsia. No need to. Burrin' k Blood Bitters cures. At the name of the vendor, Ireeor, or bailBISHOP EPALDIXG AT PARK. or plainly marked on each side thereof, ar.y durg sioie. followed by the word owtkt, or Park City. Jan. 27BIshop Bps), ling "lessor,' or bailor, a the case may DAVIS J AKW CONTROL of Salt Lake CKy has been In the camp be. Panama The contracts herein this week. Ind'hng a series of meeting,! Wthinp .Jan. 26 -- TheTceiveJ a authorized shall bo lodav recorded by the at the Eptauoi.-.i- l church. He preached canal coitur'i-eiosecretary of state in a book of records to good audiences Tuesday and Wed- dRlsved cab!, gr am from Governor Davis end to be kept for that purpose. And on nesday evening, yesterday fore- of the Canal M". saying that as an payment In full ot the purchase money, noon christened a number of children. emergency measure, on account of the have been without a and the performance ot the terms and The fever i'"',tnn he has taken full ycUn-condition stipulated in any such conpastor here for some time, but It Is control of ib Fimftsry work In Panatract, a detie raM on in writing to that the Intention soon io secure one. ma and Coioi. A Die time the disbe made by the vendor, effect may was sc:- - no yellow fever cases patch lessor or bailor, or his or Its assignee, Warsaw, Jan. 27. A collision bet- Were !n the pital. but Governor which declaration may he made on the ween troop. olid striker occured In Davis TfpilriS D:at one suspect24 wt and margin ot ths record of the contract, Leszno street today, ;n which the mil- taken to the hospital Januarv ds'.ly attested, or it may be made by a itary used their armi. The number seven and one death on the Unitto be acknow- of caxualitit Is unknown. The strikers ed States ship Boston had been reseparate instrument, ledged by the vendor, lessor or bailor, invsdi'il the Wolski Miburb and broke ported. Dr. II. R. Carler is investigator bis or its assignee and recorded ns Into liquor shops. TM-rwas a ,harp ing tlie rase and conducting fumigatAn-aforesaid. fur such services the eacuun'iT wi.ii the police. ing Wi.lk liiel e. secretary of tote a fee of two uoliare 8 2S, 1905, -- THE ACCURATE PRESCRIPTION WORK LEGISLATURE STATE i THE STATS SENATE. Yesterday's seariou ns. iliu record breaking day thus i.ir, t:.r day' session cunvruiug at 2 oVUnk, while adjournment until Monday si - o'clock was not readied until half past four. All .enatora, except Loose, were present. The judiciary committee, report recommending tue paaage ot House ltillo 44 and 45, both by Kiuncy, wus adopted. The first bill malts a slight change In the existing law as in undertakings on appeal from the justices courts to the district court. The second bill makes the counterfeiting of a of n service card or clearance railroad company on act of forgery. Both bills will undoubtedly pa.a the .euale when the third reading of nouse bills is next reached. Tlie only new bill introduced was number 22, by Senator t'ailistcr. It auienda sections 201, 202 of the Revised THE DRUGGIST. Statutes relative to foreign corporation. having business in tliia Blate. It situs to afford greater secuiiiy to the forpeople dealing with tiieao eign corporations, which, a. is well known, only maintain branches in Utah. Senate Joint Resolution No. 2, by Levis, W8i offered. It prays Congress to establish a mint at Salt Labe City. Under the rules it will remain on the table until Monday's session. Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 2 by Senator Hollingsworth, was introand woolen goodo are not eent out duced, providing that the house conby every laundry. Not one laundry curring, Gov. Cutler be authorised to In a hundred can launder woolen of three memappoint a coinnii-slo- n bers to diaft a bill to be presented lo gooda without ahrlnking, nor color-e-d the uext legislature establishing a unigooda without fading. We can. form system of assessment and taxation in the state. The resolution emTry Our Rough Dry for powers the coin mission to call upon the state board of equallzaluin for any Your Family Wash facts. This is the first step taken to handle Remember ours la the only launthe perplexing question of assesouient town In wool wnehee all that dry and taxation, which lika the water and colored goods in distilled question always brings forth a deluge of argument whenever it is mentioned. water. Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4 was fathered by Senator Lewis. It provides that the present session adjourn sine die on February 16, 1905. The constitution limits the length of any regular session to sixty days, but is silent as to the minimum length of a session. If the resolution prevails 437 25th St. 'Phone 174. the present session will only be about thirty-fiv- e days, the shortest in the history erf any state. Governor Cutler transmitted a bill prepared and forwarded to him by the at Washington War Department seceding all Jurisdiction of the slate over the lands embraced within the to thu United two military Slates Government. The Governor also submitted a la kindled quickly and burns rapidly with dry kindling wood. 25c par lengthy communication relative ofto the tho bonds, mortgages and notes sock; $2.00 per nek for unspllt State Laud Board. It appears that wood. much of this paper is negotiable (?) $5X6 par ton tor boat oral dallr-ero- d. and aggregates over ono million dollars. Heretofore it has been pursuant to a resolution of the State Land Board, placed In the custody of the Phones 147. 247$ Wash. Ave. governor. Governor Cuth-- r criticises this policy and sk that the Legislature find a remedy. The matter was referred to the committee on state lands and will be considered In connection with the bills of Senators Wul-to- n and Rasbaud now with that committee. The Senate considered and passed three hills. The first ono was Senator McKay's bill, being number thirteen, providing for investigations of the proper tne of irrigation water and the reclamation of alkali lands. Yesterdays issue gave this hill In its entirety. Because of SenIn carrying an appropriation rebe that it moved Johnson ator on tho Pacific const ml so the Snoot claims and grnpeo on the Pacific ooast.Theli wlnoa ferred to the committee on appropriations, but the motion failed nro absolutely pure. If yon wish to was placed upon good cheer for tho holidays to prevail and the bill Its passage. It passed by a very large order aomo of their wine from majority and was forwarded to the House, The other two bills passed were Senate Bills No. 20 and 21, both by Senator Lawrence. They were given In full in yesterdaya Issue of the paper. They both deal with the subject of eminent domain and broaden the powers and Increase the kinds of property, which may be taken by the exercise of the right of eminent domain. During ths consideration some discussion of a hostile nature, led by Senators Walton and Gardner, was had. The sole question hinglug upon the point aa to whether water was more valuable for the use of a city than tor Irrigation and agricultural purposes. Upon roll call both measures received the same vole, viz: Ayes, 11; 2372 Washington Ave. Nes, 6; absent, 1. Those voting no were Senators C alii Rter, Barber, Clegg, Gardner, Johnson and Walton. The table being dear adjournment until Monday was taken. you have a difficult prescription or one that is to be used in a serious case of illness, bring; it to us We fill every prescription! exactly as it is written. That is why so many doc tors direct their patients to; bring prescriptions to us. ! r WM. DRIVER, Soft, Fluffy Blankets Ogden Steam Laundry A (Small Fire Bros. THE ITALIAN SWISS COLONY din-pra- se FRIZZINI BROS. ALBERT P. RICHEY, UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150 WINES IN THE HOUSE. (Q. H. PATTISON FALSTAF GAFE 2425 Washington Avsnuo. (Phono 228X) HEADAND MONUMENTS STONES. TWO CARLOADS IN STOCK. MITCHELL BROS. JEFFERSON AVE. COPING! AND CEMETERY 2002 VAULTS. you want the worth of your money in MEAT and FISH & Rinckcrs BaUard goto Ml 24th Street. 'Phone Underwear Sale For Saturday On account uf this being the last day of this great sale we bate marled duwn the line from e . - ti-r- a 10 to 20 Per Cent i Therefore It will pay every lady who has not already tonight AT OUR JANUARY BALE to avail theni-elve- n of this last opportunity. IT Id EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY. vwAattatstyYV8VlAAVVyuVAMM. km There are a few of those $4, $5 and $6 Shoes left which you can have . for (See the Shoe Window) wi-r- cl ui invc-tigatk- et CLARKS STORES 2356-58-60-- Washington Avenue 62 tu PUTNAMS GREAT ANNUAL STOCK TAKING SALE Is now on, dont miss it if you want a Suit, Hat, Underwear, Shoes, Trunk, Rubber Goods, or anything else that man or boy can wear NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY PUTNAM CLOTHING bo-to- y er fy three-year-ul- d HOUSE 2345 WASH. AVE. FOUND A WEATHER BALLOON. ton, of the observatory, from fit. Louis, probably on Saturday last. Mr. Clay-tu- u has been in fit. Louli much of the Supposed to Hjvo Boob Bent Up by time since last fall, experimenting. Government Officer. The haikiona are used to take the temperature at extreme bright. Chlcagn, Jan. 27. A dispatch to tho Tribune from Evansville, lnd., aaya: Denver, Jan. 27. Former Governor Henry Bryant, living near Oakland James 11. Peabody denied today a reCity, has found a weal her bureau balloon ou hta farm. A card attached di- port that he Intended to withdraw hla rected the finder lo send tlm balloon contest for the governorship or that been approached with any prop-oiat once to tho Blim Hill observatory hn had ton for a compromise. at Hyde Park, Matts. In a banket at"You could not drive me out of this tached to the IihIIuoii was a weather content with a pack of bloodhound a," a clue a. recording Instrument with "I entered the The clock was still ticking. Tho bal- said the contest with a dolennlnalioa to probe loon waa shipped to Hyde Park. the fraud to the bottom, end I will be there at the finish. If the legislature flb in Joint neftaion declare! me electIlylllo Park, Maas., Jan. rlala of the Blue Hill observatory say ed, 1 shall taka my seat If It de(he gs balloon found near Oakland clares Mr. Adams elected 1 shall City, Did., wan sent up by H. II. Clay gracefully atop down. dt 27-O- enn-litlb- IJv-ingst- on LIQUORS B. M. LEEDOM Splendid Values in Our Muslin '. YHEN Wheelwright f.-- r No. 653. MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE Real Estate and Chattel Lomu Berelca quick, confidential and private. No commieaioa. WESTERN BROKERAGE COl 122-- 4 Eedoo Thono 114-Bldg, The house passed two bills at Fri- days session after leugthy discussions of each. House bill No. 2. by Luther, relating to perdlein and mileage of jurors In justice courts was passed, after several minor amendments. The bill provides that all persons summoned for service in Justice courts, and at Inquests, as Jurors shall be paid at the rate of mileage, whether $1.50 per day and On the sworn for service or not. final vote Joseph paired with Kuchler. Miller cast the one dissenting vote. House bill No. 66, by Kinney, an art providing for the recording of all contracts relating to the conditional sals or lease of rail road eqnipment and rolling stock, for the protection ot creditors. passed unanimously. Bills reported back by committee follow: The committee on private corporations presented a favorable report on house bill 74, a substitute measure. Edwards, presented a minority report against the bill. The majority report was adopted. Tlie committee on federal relations and memorials to congress, reported favorably on house Joint, memorial. No. 1. asking for a bureau of mining In one cl the Rocky Mountain states, and honse Joint memorial No. 2, asking for a mint and assay office for Ctaii, but presented an unfavorable report on bouse Joint memorial No. 5, asking that the opening of the UinUh reservation be delayed until June. reported The Judiciary committee favorably on house bill No. 22 and on house house bill 12 and unfavorably bill 60 and 21. All of the reports were adopted. Governor Cull sent a communication to the bouse rsoonimnding that a di oue bill be prepared appointing In order. A good one la let us supply you with anything you may need la our line. We hare the atock end can fill orders prompt ire now THE u ns OSSKJKJSSSXaSKBSa Ha good appetite (Jm&F 1 n?i e H H H IH mam. -- v o M Improves the appetite. Healthful, sparkling and delicious. first-clas-s drag stores. Cafes, Bara and Club. MAt KIESEL OX CO., Distributor, fj OKKSK KKKKKK jgjgiO |