THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON
TUESDAY- MORNING, FEBRUARY 15, 1321
3
CIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
a Minn to Force rarment
Frank Schweder and wife. filed
complaint yesterday against T.
? Benedict et al w;hich asks the
court for a Judgment for the sum
of $38 nd '30 atorney'8 teea
Loan! Loans! Loans
If you desire to build a new
bouse or remodel the old one and
need money, please call on us im
mediately; we can help you. Laf
Ur & Laflar, 406-7 Oregon Bldg.,
Salem, Or. Adr.
Licensed to Wed
. Marriage licenses -were Issued
yeiterday in the office of the
iniintr clerk to Hilda ralmqulst
of SilTerton and Joseph Stickler
of Ralner. Ore., and to Minnie S
Ballweber of Woodburn and Hart
ley S. LeFebure of Monitor.
the county j court appointing
Charles A. Park administrator of
the estate of the late J. H. Albert.
Appraisers appointed were Paul
B. Wallace, EJ M. Croisen and W.
I. Needham. The valuation of the
estate is estimated at 1177,660.
Slab Wood For Sale-
Car load lots only. Falls Clty-
Salera Lumber Co.. 349 S. 12th
Phone S13. (adv.)
Wanted--Assistant
Cook.
The
Spa.
-(adv.)
Administratrix Apiointed
rtertha K. Bllvea was appointed
administratrix in the county
court yesterday of the estate of
w II Palmer, deceased. Donald
W. Miles. Emma Murphy-Brown
and James G. Heltzel were ap
pointed appraisers of the estate,
ci.h Wood For Sale-
Tar load lots only. Falls City
Salem Lumber Co. 349 S, :12th
Phone 813. laav.j
Vmtmif, to Be Settled
An order was filed yesterday by
Injnrrd in Automobile Colli Vm
Mrs. C, W. Nlemeyer,"l541
State street, sustained an injury
to her knee in an automobile col
lision Sunday afternoon, while re
turning from Portland. In at
tempting to evade a collision with
a truck, Mr. Niemeyer, who was
driving the automobile, caused it
to skid and collide with another
auto. Both cars were damaged.
Hear Pr. Waldo
At the armory Thursday nicht.
at. 8: 30 on "Health. From the
Standpoint of the New School.
(adv.)
Try Tliis Record
No. 18712 "My Home Town Is
a One-Horse Town" (Victor Rob
erts and Harmonizers Quartet), at
Stiff Furniture Store, (adv.)
Date Set for Hearing
The final account of the estate
of Henry Seaton was filed in the
county court I yesterday . March
1 is the date set for the hearing
of objections. J i1 .
Slab Wood For Sale-
Car load lots cnly. Falls City-
Salem Lumber Co. 319 S. 12th.
Phone 813. (adv.)
Senator Eddy to Speak
Senator B. L. Eddy of Roseburg
will address the Salem Six o'clock
club at the First Methodist church
tonight. The program is In honor
of Lincoln. AlFmen are invited
Electric Wires Crossed-
Two electric wires at the inter
section of Summer and : Capitol
streets became crossed- yesterday
and were burning. The Portland
Light & Power coompany was no
tified and repairs made.
Automobiles Damaged
A collision occurred yesterday,
when an automobile driven by
Claude Steusloft east on Court
street, collided with an automobile
driven by a Mr. Kafoury who was
driving north on Twelfth street.
The Steusloff car received a bent
fender and the Kafoury car a bent
bumper.
-A.
Hear Dr. Waldo
" At the. armory Thursday night.
at 8:30 on "Health, From the
Standpoint of the New School.
(adv.)
Reception Postponed
The reception for Dr. Eugene
Hickman, the new head of Kim
ball college, which was announced
for next Friday, has been inaen
nltelv 'nostnoned owine to the
death of Dr. Edwin F. Sherwood,
whether members or not.
Powder Magazine Sold
The Babb Hardware company
has purchased the powder busi
ness of Watt Sbipp, of Salem, in
Lane and Douglas counties, taking
over a magazine here and one at
Cottage Grove operated by Mr.
Shipp.
FIGHT OVER
TB
IE
BILL REACHES
HOUSE
Delegation From Multnomah
Would Increase School
Board Membership
passed by the senate yesterday:
83, by Belknap Abolishing. of
fice of recorder in Benton coun
ty, i
200,' by Bennett Authorizing
the proof of a will exparte by af
fidavits, i
171, by Kubli Authorizing
state departments and institutes
outside Marion j county to have
pr'nting done on open market.
96. by Stone Creating a state
game bird reservation in Umatilla
ccir.'r.
309, by avey Regulating sale
of oleomargarine and other imi
tation dairy pro'ducts.
CIRCUIT
C IT
SALARIES
ura
"The Fatter of
Our Country,"
PERSONAL MENTION
Wanted
Assistant
Cook.
The Spa.
(adv.)
Final Arrouont Approved
An order was filed yesterday
approving the final accoour.t of
the estate of Ray Perkins. Eva G.
Perkins was the administratrix of
the estate.
Training School Winners
The Leslie Methodist basketball
team blaved I the Oregon State
Training school team last night,
the score being 18 to 17 in favor
of the latter team.
Something Xew in Record-
No. 18712 "Oh Gee! Say Gee!
ion Ought to See My Gee-Gee
from the Fiji Isle'' (Billy Murry).
ai sun furniture store, (adr.)
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fflOMASMElGHAN
In
"Frontier of The
Stars"
SENNETTS
"Astray From The
j Steerage"
Last Times Today
Legal Blank
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application. (Ad)
Anto Accessories Take
Max Abst reported to the police
yesterday the loss of a cap and
motor meter from his Dodge au
tomobile, while it was parked in
front of his home on South High
street, Sunday night.
Deaf Children See "Dinty"
Mrs. Birch and Miss Byrnes.
teachers at the state school for the
deaf, entertained 23 of the young
er children from the school with a
theater party yesterday afternoon
at the Liberty where "Dinty." a
raovte in which Wesley Barry, the
freckled-faced Juvenile star, plays
the part of a San Francisco news
boy.
Magazine Club Rat
The Ace. 127 N. High.
CAdv.)
Come in and Hear Tills Record-
No. 18711 "Upcle Josh in a
Cafeteria." - Uncle Josh and the
Honey Bees" (Cal Stewart), at
Stiff Furniture Stor. (adv.)
TREES
i i "
Ask your grocer for
DIXIE DOUGHNUTS
; 23e dozen
i SALEM BAKIXQ COMPANY-
439 Court St. ' Phone 854
10 Iftrt ef Crystal "WkiU Soap;
v.m . rvum Oil floao: ana larra
: pakc Saaioaa walking powdr-f LOO
It kin af Craaia OO-Bomp.
ixrea4 eta Crtsca
IS burs Lsulry 8a
" rrrnrrr Aim eiJtOCKXT
CARL & B0WERS0X
; Groceries
, Im Cnnrt Street Phone 409
Tor Sprint Plan tine Order From
THE SALEM XURSERY CO.
. 428 Oragoa Building
81LEU :: OEKOOS
Phona 1763
... ounce
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
Talking Machines and Secords
Player Pianos and r layer koiu
Knrtz fn Portland
F. A. Kurtz of Salem believes In
Oregon people eating prunes, es
pecially "Mistland prunes. He is
at the Imperial. Fortland Tele
gram.
Suits Cleaned flJSO
Suits Pressed 50c
J. Robertson Brooks of Baker.
Ore., soent Sunday in the city, the
guest of his mother. Mrs. Mil
dred R. Brooks. Mr. Brooks is ad
vertising manager for the Baker
Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hunt are
stopping at the home of Mr.
Hunt's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Hunt. Mrs. Hunt has been quite
ill for the past two weeks but at
present is improving.
C. D. Trout of Hubbard was a
visitor at the court house yester
day.
George Palmer of Auxney was a
Salem visitor Monday.
Benjamin Simpson of Sidney
was in the city yesterday.
J. D. Alexander of Rosedale
was a Salem visitor yesterday.
Max Gehlhr of Polk county
was attending circut court Monday
in Salem.
J .C. McCloud. a division engi
ner of the state highway commis
sion was In consultation yesterday
with the county court.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Cowing or
Joseph were guests in the city
Monday.
M. II. Harlow, county commls
s'oner of Lane coounty, was in the
city yesterday.
LeRoy LedKerwood of Stayton,
connected with the fish and game
commission, is a business visitor
in Salem. -
George H. Graves of Salem, is
in Portland for a few days. He Is
at the Benson
The fight over the teachers'
tenure in office bill was trans
ferred from the senate to the
floor of the house yesterday when
the Hume resolution, deferring
legislation on the subject for two
years, was debated and a bill in
creasing the membership of the
school board in school district No.
1 from five to seven was introduced.
Representatives Kubli. North.
Hindman, Leonard. I lot ford, Mc
Farland. Korell. Vel!s and Mc
Donald Introduced the new bill in
the house and it means that the
proposal to reconsider the Staples
bill in the senate will be aband
oned and that the legislators fav
oring the amendments of the
teachers' tenure law will center
their fight on the passage of the
new measure.
The Hume resolution was ta
bled following a motion by Repre
sentative Lynn of Multnomah, to:
the suspension of the rules In or
der that the house might take .Im
mediate action upon it.
Rising to a question of personal
privilege. Representative Kubli
urged that the resolution be tabled.
to permit the Introduction of a
substitute bill, which, be said.
would forever settle the question
that has been bothering the Mult
nomah delegation for more than
a month.
The "permanent list" Is replacr
ed by employment on an "Indefi
nite contract basis." under which
the teachers shall "continue under
THE REAL COODS.
Martin's Bill on Plotting And
Sale of Land
Fails
Eddie Rlckenbacker. the Ameri
can ace, ii as unassuming in pri
vate life as he was spectacular in
his flylnit exploits. He likes to be
plain and likes i plain Americans,
and when he- first went to France,
nothing disgusted him so much as
the snobbish manners and even
more snobbish talk of some of the
English flyers. One evening, arter
a particularly obnoxious run of
. . . . t
nlgn Drow taia, me jimvricau
slipped into the conversation by I
1. 1 . i
remarking.
"This morning I went over to
see a new machine we've cot at
our place. It's wonderful how it
works."
"And how does It work." de
manded one of the Englishmen
"Well." said Eddie, "by means
of a pedal attachment, a fulcrumel
lever converts a vertical recipro
cating motion into circular move
ment. The principal part of the
machine is a huge disc that ro
tates in a vertical plane. Power Is
applied through the axis of the
d sc and work is done on the per-
phery, and the hardest steel bj
mere impact may be reduced to
any shape."
"Bah George, it's bally wonder
ful, don't you know. And what do
yoc call the bloom in' thing?" de
manded one of the listeners.
"A ' grindstone," grinned the
American as he made for the
door.
employment from year to year! Open anfl LlOSefJ SHOP
" - Loo ti:' ' rip rJ
. 1 ULC C-1
Paul Pierce has returned to Sa-
1 1 M.l,t- . Ilia Vk rxwt A with
Salem Cleaners- & Dyers his mother. Mrs. May pierce, since
1215 S. Com'l St. Phone 1868 . atscnarge irom service ne ua
been In Yakima county in wasn
Ington. Wellcr Chamberlain came,, up
from Portland to spend the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Rose
Chamberlain. . ?
William Lockman of Portland
spent the week-end as a guest at
the F. L. Purvine home. The Pur-
vines also entertained Trumaa
Ncrthup of Portland.
S. C STONE, M. D.
: CURES CAXCERS
and does a general office practice.
Office Tyler's Drug Store
157 South Commercial Street
HIGHEST FSIC- PAID
For
SECOND HAND TTJBNITUKE
Btovea, Carpeta and Toot
Capital Hard war A Furniture OoJ
285 si. Commercial mom tii
Better Goods For Lesa
GreatWestera Garage
i-m TMBffvn T?nr Soot lalehts -I
, . a J1A A V1 - ar - - I
rL- 17.wa rtrne have T I s trombere Carburetor baia
iuu iowuw w-.- : ilrW:.!..- Tmitinn- snnoUea Tires
and Tubes
rrnnoalte Court House. Phone 44
WE NEVER SLEEP .
rWed at
A.lrL IIOORE'S
j W. W. HOORE
j Fnrnlturv Btorf .
I rhs Home of oi TletrU
trt ttt man toi your swmtr M
It Pay to Tras IM
f ARLIERS CASH ST0RE
j O. Bnrtom Thaton
KIT Korth
WOOD ! WOOD
CaQ C. IL Tracy Wood Co,
for all kinds ot
dry wood
rremtJt dellTsry ; 1 Phtme 120
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
IGINEERING CO.
for Thor Washing Machine and
uectno work ana Bnppue.
1ST Court St. Pnona4IS
Do you take
TURKISH BATHS
If not, why not?
No other baths or treatments
can produce the permanent re-
lief to xne periuu ""D"",
from disagreeable coia or ail
ments of the flesh or body like
the Toraisn uams wu.
Open 8 a. m. until 9p.a
OREGON BATH HOUSE
jAtyf ana ueouvuui' ut""-
anis
We remain stead
fast in our pur
pose to conduct
our business in
an efficient and
comme n d a b I e
manner. Our
reliability is un
questioned. Our
- business conduct
has been such
that It has won
for us the pub
lic's approval.
WA3CTS TO 'HELP MOTHERS
Mrs. Wm. Safter. 901 Nlrhol SR.
Ftica, N. Y.: "I gladly write any
thing that helps a mother with
her children. My little girl had
until the contract is formally ter
minated by resignation of the
teacher" or otherwise provided In
the bill.
The other provision in the bill
tegulating dismissal provides that
before a teacher shall be dismissed
or demoted, notice shall be served
upon the teacher and within five
davs the teacher must notify the
superintendent in writing, if she is
unwilling to abide by the order.
Within five days of receipt of such
notice from the teacher, the board
must serve a copy of all preferred
charges to the teacher, including
the recommendat on ot the super
intendent and at least ten days no
tice as to the time and place ot
the hearing before the board to
which the teacher is entitled.
' If five members of the board
concur, the decision shall be final,
but it less than five favor dismis
sal, an appeal may be had, to the
trial commission.
Three Women Slightly
. , .Injured in Auto .Wreck
To Be Discussed Tonight
The Salem Trades and Labor
council believes the questions of
the open and closed shop are so
paramount to the public that it
has arranged a mass meeting af
the armory for tonight, when
President Otto R. Hartwlg and
"Dad" Young will address the
people of - the city on there very
important! questions, so that all
may understand both sides of
the issues. There will to r.o
mudslinging, no vituperation, but
just clean facta told in a clean
and straightforward manner It
13 hoped that as many as possible
of the legislators will avail thent-
ee!vfs of this opportunity to hea'
two of the greatest exponents of
the labor question discuss lb:
tin?ely issues of the day. Every
body is invited and there will be
lo admission and no collection.
Representative Hindman's bill,
house bill No. 306. tlxinc the sal
aries of circuit judcev passed the
house yesterday afternoon. The
passage of the art i:iorta.es the
salary of circuit Judges in Mult
nomah county ii) a year. For
those officials of circuit courts in
districts embracing more than one
county, provision 1 made whereby
all expenses Incurred outside the
county in which the Judge It resi
dent are raid by the county.
Martin's bill. No. 28 . relating
to the vlattinz and sale of land
not within the corporate limits of
any city or town failed.
Representative Lynn asked per
mlfKion for extennion of time on
house bill No. 163. introduced by
him. The bill would raise the
ace of consent from 16 to 1R
years. His Yequest was granted
and the bill will come up Tuesday
The following house Mils were
passed by the bouse yesterday:
1S3. Flint Rerulating manu
facture and sale of dairy product
substitutes.
162. Lynn Requiring female
attendants where girls and women
are being examined on charges oi
delinquency.
197. Hunter Regulator irusi
companies.
272. Committee on railways ana
transportation Relative to per-
mtssable fee or reduced fare trans
portation of freight or passengers.
291, Stone. Shank. Hammond
Raising salaries of county offi
cials of Clackamas county.
33S. Committee on livestock
Prohibiting lalse and fraudulent
transactions in pirebred livestock
and providing a penalty mereior.
307. Overturr Regulating the
establishment and management of
savings departments.
139. Davey Exempting from
f taxation aproperty oi any non-
orably discharged Union soiaier.
sailor of the Mexican war. war of
the rebellion. Indian wars la the
state' of Oregon, or widow ot such
person.
whose birthday we celebrate
this month, established a
name for truthfulness that
serves as an example for ev
ery ad. we write.
Purchasing Jewelry. U
largely a matter of confi
dence. Every article we sen
is guaranteed to be exactly
as represented every state
ment we make is careiuuy
considered before being giv
en out to you.
Bur Jewelry from the
. . .
store that stanas reaay 10
say. "I Cut the Cherry.
Tree. If your purchase is
cot Just exactly right, ir we
make a mistake we will own
up. and It's your mosey back
If you want It.
Call and see the new sddl-
tlons to our watch stock.
'Pomerof & Keene
Reliable
Jewelers s d Opticians
Liberty and State Streets
SALEM. OREGON
Pre-War Prices
1 -Srtftti J&$: " n KLi I
Mrs. J. R. Pollock sustained a
fractured nose. Mrs. George
Croft or West Salem, a broken arm
.hooping cough and I wa, . J-J - YmcM. in
?hc. wu,d chkA.l 5aJh?!1 which they were riding Sunday on
ern.onp,. aiarnu, rr blshway turned up-
ner wonaeriuuy. sue ruma ric
moat all niKht without coughing.
This good couKh syrup cheeks
colds, stops coughing, cuts phlegm
and covers raw, inflamed mem
branes with a healine coating.
Sold everywhere, (adv.)
Memorial Against Land
Exchanges is Adapted
HIGHEST PRICES
raid for
Valnutf and White
Beans
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
New Spring
Upton Withdraws Bills
Regulating Meat Industry
Following the passage by the
senate yesterday of his bill pro
viding for the appointment by the
governor of a commissioner to
regulate the co-operative market
ing ot meats. Senator Upton with
drew senate bills N'os. 138. 139
and 140. three other regulatory
measures affecting the meat in
dustry Introduced by him. The
first of tho measures withdrawn
provided for the licencing of stock
yards and their regulation. Tne
necond proposed to require cold
storage plants to file statements
of the amount of meat in storage
.n.i i ha third nrovided for the
the classifying and grading
meats.
the Pacific highway
.IHd Hncn A hahv sitting on
Mr Pollock's lao was uninjured
William Pollock, who was driv
ing the car at the time or the ac
cident, reported to the iolcc de
partment. He was driving a
Dodee car and In some manner lost
control of the steering gear. The
car ran off the pavement turning
upside down. while traveling at a
rate of about 23 miles an hour.
Th damaged car was aban
doned for the nleht and yesterday
morning when Mr. Pollock re
turned to the scene found two
ennA tlrea and rims had been tak
en during the night. The police
are asked to make an Investiga
tion of the theft.
An order has been promulgated
hy the authorities ai sing wn?
thit hercalted. tne inmates oi
tn!ttniinfi must not w ar diam
onds write love letters or ares
stvllihly. It will soon be that the
lestrictions at Sing Sing win oe
such that none ot the best cui-
tens of New York win care io
spend their week-ends th?re.
Jl.OO Pr Day Up
NEW PERKINS HOTEL
Washington and Fifth Sts. ,
PORTLAND. OREGON
r
County Court Closes
Roads to Heavy Hauling
The senate yesterday adopted
Representative Ilean a Joint me
morial to congress protesting
againit the granting of any appli
cations for exchange whereby cer
tain Individuals and corporations
in Coos county offer to exchange
their boldines for equal acres of
the Oregon-California grant lands
In Douglas county. It is claimed
tha't the "Oregon interests KOfVinij
exchanges have derignn upon some
of the ! ti mler lands, while
the lands they offpr in return are
widely scattered, inaccessible and
unmarketable.
Further, it Is claimed approv
al of the annlications would re
move from the tax rolls of Doug-
la county vast areas of Its now
taxable resources and correspond
ingly add to the taxable resource
of C,oo rounty. but Coos county
would loe its 25 per rent of tha
sales value of the timber provid
ed under the revestmcnt act of
Juno 9. 1916.
ONE
NIGHT
Wei,
FEB.
23
Yon Are Invited lo the
ARMORY
Tuesday Eye.
Feb. 15
Ml-'
of
REX
WALL PAPER
Now Ready
HARTMANBR0S.C0.
. V Tcr Hat Jewelry
Jewelers and Opticians
167 North Commercial Bf.
a l ll - w . . n. 1 1 rTT"VT?CI
ai ui rjocinc sign duvjw
FERTILIZERS
for erery Crop and Soil require-1
mem
SWIFT & COMPANY
North Portland, Ore.
For Easy Terms and Prices see or
wrue
f LARENCE S. B0WNE
iAji u.rlnn SCV Phone 353!
.What Have You?
We buy, sell an4 exchange
ew and second-hand furni
ture, stoves, ranges, rugs,
tools, etc. We will buy you
ouL
: COL. V. F. WRIGnT
Auctioneer
271 N. Com'l St., Salem. Or.
Ltst your sales with us
People's Furniture
I . Store
FOR BARGAINS
of all kinds such as foraUnre.
etoves. ranges, machinery, of
all hinds see) the
CAPITOL JUNK &
BARGAIN HOUSE
SIS Center
Phone 191
m J i
DRY PASTE
Reliable
and
Economical
Max 0. Buren
179N.ComnSt
Call and Get a
Free Sample Book
MAX 0. BUREN
17Q N. rmmcrcial " Salem
Watch
This Siffn for Good
AMUSEMENT
Salem's Best and Biggest
SHOW
93
The old Taclfic highway from
Rosedale to where It intersects the
new pavement near the 1-ooney
school house and the Marlon Tar
nr road were declared yesterday
by the county court to be closed to
heavy traffic until aucn ume
the roads are dryed np In the
sDrins. Nothing over one and a
half tons will be allowed to tra
vel nn the roads.
The residents alons thee roads
have filed numerous complaints
with the countv court regarding
th manner In which ttie roads
were rendered almost lmpasable
bv the trucks in hauling heavy
loads. There are but two or three
I concerns using the trucks, never
theless they are aid to travel
I dailv and as a result roads have
! bn cut down to a ereat depth
ThA order for closine the roans
tn hpaw hauline was mad yes
terdav afternoon and the sheriff
will be sent out to oost notices
today.
Light and Water Co.
Wants Increased Rates
THE TAMOTJS COSIXDIAKS
KOLB
AJTD
DILL
is
The High Cost or .
Loving"
Levtr rioor ... S2.00
rirrt thre rows ailcony I2.0S
La it a row ItieoBj f 10
Gallery (not rrr ad ) .11.00
War Tax ExUa
MAIL OKDCKS KOW
SEAT SAiE MOKDAT 9:30
GRAND
VTbtT Ta Big 5ws. TlJy
To Trear'Two Gooa'
' Speakers
Otto R. Hartwig and
C A. Dad,' Yonns:
"The Economic Ques
tions of the Day"
t
Auspices Central Trades
Council
Everyho'dy Welcome
No Admission Fee
No Collection
Classified Ads. in The
Statesman Bring Results
The Lebanon Klectrle Lleht &
Watr company has filed with the
public service commission an ap
plication to Increase Us service
rates.
Hearing is Held Over
Derailment of Coaches
The public service commission
was represented yesieraav ai m
hmrinr at Ilarrlfburg to inquire
into the derailment of two pas
senger roaches of Southern Pacif
ic train No. is. Sunday. Tne
osr were overturned, but no one
erionslv Iniured.
LADD & BUSH BANKERS
sUbHjlied 18CI
General Banking Business
Office Hoot from 10 a, xx to 3 p. m.
BED PEPPER
Bill to Regulate Retail
Sale of Garments Fails
RHEUMATIC PAIN
PL
o
(3
00
THE JOLLY
LIBERTY
GIRLS
MUSICAL
COMEDY
COMPANY
14 PEOPLE
N
mam
Senate bill 170 bv rtell. provid
ing. for tho regulating of the re
tail sale of garments-and cloth
hv reauirine the merchant to snow
In writlnz the amount ot various
k'nds of material In the cloth
was killed In the penafe by Indef
Inite. postponement yesterday.
T),o llinrlmin house 1)111
22R. relatins or abandonment or
failtire to support a wife or min
or child ws killed in the senate
hv Indefinite no'tPnenient.
The Jono senate bill No. 27 to
Increase the nav of tne iine
countv clerk, sheriff, assessor and
rrhnnl su nerlntendnt wss inaei
Initelr postponed by aloption oi
a majority report over a minority
report of the committee on coun
ty and state ofnee.
House bill r.o. i ny pn'i'n'".
to reneal an obsolete section re
garding location of min'nr claims
win Indefinitely postponed by the
senate, by adoption of an iverei
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