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POSt; MAR. 5. 1899. Bouse Proceedings. (Continued from Page 3.

DEATH netarly like it. Cmlg said adt of 1S97 referred to all the public Inatitu-tionis. Ho 1 man sadd the act of 1891 was braod enough. He moved to table the bill and to the table It went. Bill passed To punish public drunkenness in Ruitttierford, Gaston, Cleveland, Granville, Haywood, declaring- it utate holding he courts of the Ninth Judicial dlstirtct; and for other pur- 'POS-S.

H. B. 1973. An act to place Miss Emily Page, of Robeson, on the pension licit. H.

B. 1958. An act to employ sJtenog-raph-ers by in of cases. S. B.

1241. Ii. B. 1884. An act to re- wtyfch them in mourning the loss of a much beloved companion.

Beaodved 2nd. That commend the quiet, orderly Christian example of our deceased brother, hts faithfulness and xeal for our noble ordr to all our brethren. Let us emulate his many virtues. Resolved 3Td. That a copy of this tribute be spread upon our minuires rV OFFICERS SELECTED.

ML1 Hi- a misdemeanor, and making the penal of the State Board of Eiec- Hoard of Agriculture 1,1 o'clock last night the House ty $o0 or 30 days imprisonment for drunkennees on the highway or at any public meeting or aFsembBage. and a copy be sent to the family of our deceased brotther. For Wilitem G. Hill Liodg-e, No. 218, the electron of several offiJ pe'al chapter 421 of the public laws of 1897.

H. B. 1962, S. B. 1380.

An act to appoint jusitices of the pea.ee for Johnston xunty. H. B. 1961, B. 1380.

An act to ap-pe'l'mt jusitlces of the peace under new laws. The firsit was ct the Capitol. C. C. Cherry, tt.

and J. B. Burns, Messrs. Harts-ell larnkj: THE BOOSEBREIKERS BOH OVER Is a NON POISONOUS Powder that effectually takes the place of Paris Green (a deadly poison) and other dangerous insect powders, when used as directed, cheaper than Paris Green. Is Sure Death to the Potato, Squash and Cucumber Bugs.

Tomato worms and other plant eating pests. It is a plant food of great merit, a benefit instead of injury to all plants. Write for circulars, prices, If your local dealer does not keep it you can get it direct from the Sole agents for North Carolina. Prices and samples to dealers furnished upon application to Julius Lewis Hardware Co. Barbed wiie.

Poultry Netting, Screen Wire Cloth, Refrigerators, anything and everything kept in a Hardware Store. Largest Stock in North Carolina, Raleigh, N. vV or ora-ucwii 'wei-v appointed Mr. Cherry was elected, get- A. ana a.

m. N. B. BROUGHTON, EUGENE D. E.

EVERETT, Committee. The Churches Today. Regular services win be observed ait all the city churches today, so far -as we are informed, and by the pastors of each with the exceptions noted below. Dr. Huffham will occupy The puQpit of the Tabernacle Baptist church, both morning and evening, instead of the icr Surry.

TL R. 1967, S. R. 1446. Resoluti'on to appctort members of the Bo'ard of Ag-niculiture ait 12 o'clock -Saiturd'ay.

H. B. 1843. An acit to emend the act provMlng- for a State Geological Board. H.

B. 993. An acit tio anueiid 'the of the town of Moncutre. S. B.

12, H. B. 1919. An act authoriz-5hg tthe commisslkmers of Oaswel.to levy of 'the 'State Board of was next -'taken up. Waiter W.

B. Pollard, R. D. Gilmer, c. James D.

McNeill, II. Amngon. and A. B. Bryan ran) were nominated.

At Phil's enrolling clerk came In and the bill creating this board a special tax. been ratified. Mr. Overman Mayor Powell Commits the Williams Family to Jail. Several of the.

New Pistols and One Old One Stolen From Lurasden's Store Recovered. As Are Several Razors, Boxes of Cartridges. Etc. The Old Man's Slick Trick Which Bob Conrad Dropped To. Three of the house breakers who have been robbing business houses of this city for the past month and whose es paitor.

At Christ church (Episcopal) today, third Sunday in Lent, Sunday School at 10 a. and Divine Services and, Holy Communion at 11 a. m. and 5 p. H.

B. 1938. An act to protect oysters in New Han'over county. H. B.

1971. An act supplemental to an act incorporating new the Black Diamo'nd Radlway Company. H. B. 1964, S.

B. 1433. An act relating to the Fe'bruaxy term of Superior court of. Craven county. H.

B. 1913. An act to 'incorporate the town of Wakefield, Wake county. H. B.

1958. An tat to provide for employment 'of stenographers in trial. S. B. 124, H.

B. 1857. An act to m. During the week, Lenten services ai5 follows at l.his church: Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays 5 p. m.

Tues days, Thursdays' and- Saturdays 10 a DOBBIN rERRALL, (AT TUCKER'S STORE.) 123 and 125 Fayetteville Street N. C. ii m. Free seats. cordially in vited.

i 'hat the dignaneicl senate 'had i- ty. a's it had elected the boaixT The ejection Was de-: by the House until Monday. initmiisSConet of Agriculture was S. L. PaMerson was ntarniriated 1 no opponent.

Mr. FnitChard i John R. Sirm'th, while he with laughter, in which the joined. Several Republicans Mr. Hampton.

The vote Was 58. HampCon 5. next work was the election of of Agriculture, follows: J. -lines. First District; S.

L. Hart, Smith, R. H. Jones. John S.

Oun-ravam, A. T. McCall-oro, W. A. Gra-.

r. I- Ct. Waugh, W. A. DIM.

At ze: J. B. Coffield, R. Capehart, A. Stevens, J.

C. Bunch, G. F. These were confirmed. At the afternoon session the if olio w- At St.

Saviour Chapel: Sunday capades were recounted in yesterday's amend chapter 14 f-tha public laws of sc.hool io a. Morning service 11 are behind the bars N-Itfht servk-e 8 n. m. Thursday, ser Fort Call negroes) in the county jail this preitty spring vice and lecture 8 p. m.

Seats all free Sunday morning, and many a rose 'Will All invited At 'tib? First Baptifst, Presbyterian, bud and bloom and wither and be fol 1897, relating to the town of Cameron. S. B. 1734, H. B.

1966 An act to in-ocrp'j-raite ithe Ivinst'on and Railway Company. H. B. 1974. An act to appoint addi-til'on'al justices of the peace of Da-vMson county.

S. B. 1241, H. B. 1861.

The act relating to the crimiinal court of Warren Eiani.cn Street 'and CerXr'al (Methodist lowed by many another spring morn ing before at least two of them, will be ohuTuhes, services as usual today, Rev. N. W. Tracy, of Kentucky, will preach at the Pilot Baptist church to day at 11:30 a. m.

Those who attend 1899. trustees of the Agricultural and this service will hear a good sermon, Spring Business Mr. Tracy Is an able speaker and should be greeted by a large congre gation. Dr. Levi Branson will preach at the Soldiers' Home at 3:30 p.

m. today, res ular monthly appoiihtm'enit. Citizens and Legislators are cordially invited to attend and worship with the able to count themselves free men again. 'These two are Henderson and John Williams, sons of the old man Wiley Williams who keeps them company in jail. YesterdAy they had their pre Limitary examination before Mayor Pow ell.

who, after hearing sufficient evidence to warrant him in doing so, committed, the 'boys" anient 25 and 27 years) t'o jail, in default of $500 bonds, on the charge of housebreaking. The eld negro w'as held in a $100 foi- hi's appearance at court, and beinj unable to give it he too went to jaiil on the charge of receiving stolien prop-P'ty knowing it to be These ate the negroes arretL'td two or three KJays ago by officers Conrad and Mullen far robbing the stores of J. C. Son, TX. E.

Parham, Denton Dixon, C. W. Hoover and fhree or four of hers, as expfained iiereaof oi in a'hesa- colu'mns. The evi old soldiers The usual services will be held in Cen c'ounty. S.

B. 1157, H. B. 1859. An act to provide for the working of the Perig-o road, Washington, county, by State convicts.

S. H. B. 1031. Act to appoint additional justices of Fit tit county.

H. B. 1354. An act t'o repeal chapter 66 of the private law, 1S97. S.

B. 769, H. B. 1727. An act amending an act relating to the Albemarle and Chesapeake canal.

S. B. 124, H. B. 961.

An act to amend section 130S of the code. H. B. 1868. An to provide in providing for the protcdtiiOn and improvement of the 'publlic by the ue cf wMe 'fires.

An amendment was inserted in the bill excepting Granville cou-mty. H. B. 1975. An act aulthorizing- the dUrectors of the penitentiary to furnush OUR TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES ARE NOW READY.

tral Methodist church today. The pas tor, Rev. E. C. Glenn, will preach at 11 a.

and 7:30 p. in. bunaay scnoo at 0:30 a. m. Monthly meeting of the M-ehnnical College were nominated and -nfirmed: Frank Wood, Edenton, 'First District: J.

B. Stokes, Windsor, i District; W. J. Peel, Raleigti, District; D. A.

Tompkins. Char-; Sixth District; E. Y. Webb, Shells Seventh 'District; W. Find's, part a.

Eighth D1iiri-ct J. Frank Ray, fllaron county, NinLh District. Ax Large W. S. Primrose, Raleigh; YV: H.

Ragan, High Point; D-avM Charlotte; T. B. Twittty, Rutiher-or3 A. Leazer, Mo'dresville; H. E.

Bor.iiz. Wirming-ton; R. S. -Sm'l'iKi, Ai-benrarle; H. E.

Fries, SaTera T. J. Sin-da ir, Marrcn. TRIBUTE TO THE SPEAKER. OS.r.

Hampton of STirry Deliver Graceful arrd Apirect'aTtive Remarks. At the session last nlgh't Mr4 republican, of Surry addires'ed the House and an graceful lang-uage he paid te high tribulte to S-pealeer Connor. Mr. JIarnpt'on said: I Waa riot prefeent on yesterday when g-entlemian from Samnps-on imt-ra-ldueed a resoluition expressinsr thanks of itJhe Rpuillcan and rr. embers of 'this House for the dignified and impartial irtanner in wWicfh 'the Speaker has presided over ithtfs They are not expensive, but are magnificent specimens of missionary society at 4 p.

m. Strangers and visitors cordially inyited to all these services. Rev. I. Mc.

Pittenicer, T. D-. Recto-Third Sunday in Lent. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

Divine service and sermon at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. and Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Seats are all free and strangers are invited. Rev. Dr.

J. D. Hufham of Henderson wiill fill the pulpit of the Tabernacle church morning and night. Dr. Huf fine tailoring, perfect in design and style.

We have never conv'icits to the counties of Buncombe, Jackpon, Alamance, Oatawba, PersKn, GranvfiWe Haywood, Johnston and Rowan, to work the publ'ic road. IT. B. 1977. An act a-vat'hc-i'izing the Goveirnor to issue a commissSo'ii to Judge Henry B.

Stevens, of the Western district. H. B. 612. An act to repeal chapter 370, faws of 1897, and; change certain shown such perfection in suits before.

It seems to us that further improvement is impossible. dence against them is very damaging, such in fact as to absolutely insure their conviction. liobeni Conrad, the policeman who first retained a clew to the idemtity of the thieves, and whose good work in this case entitles him to special commendation, (as dots also- the valuable assvst'ance rendered by Sergeant Junius Mullen) in conversaition with The Post yesterday gave an interesting account of some of the particulars of the manhunt which finally resulted in the capture of the Williams family. The culprits unquestionably roobed the Lum'sden store, as evidenced -by the fact that Mr. Co mad not oniy recovered the pistol pawned by one of th "D03-S" to Ljnnie Bailey, but captured another new weapon when he arrest countries in the eight and ninth dii- 3ell body.

I now ask this pport.ami'ty 'to fricte, express to you, Mr. Speaker, and the merr.bers of this General Assembly, my thanks for your kind cour- ham is one of the best known ministers in NoTfth Carolina, and his many friends in the city are Invited to hear him. Friends visitiinjr in the city and members of the General Assembly are invited to worship with the congregation. The Sunday school meets at 9:30 a. m.

Friends will be cordially "I would ndt be true 'So ny conscience Toyial to the grand oM party t'h'at I Catholic church of the Sacred Heart Crave the honor to represent if I failed of thti-s 'opportunC'ty 'fo g'ive expressions of hSg'h esteem and implicit confidence In cur presiding officer. With. his cour ed Henderson Williams, together with a box of cartridges, sold tn today Services at the Catholic x-hurch NEW INTRODUCED. H. B.

1972. An act regulating the time of hoiding the Superior Courts of Cabaruh and Montgomery counties. By Harcsell, of Cabarrus H. B. 1971.

Act supplemental to an act to incorporate the Diamond Rail uy Company. By Justice, of McDowell. H. B. 1973.

Act to place the name of Mrs. Emily Page on the pension, list. By PaiUteTS'on, of Rebertston. HI B. 1975.

An act authorizing the directors of the State Prison to furnish to the counties oif Buncombe, Catawba, Pender, Granville. Haywood, Johnson and Rowan, convicts for working the public roads of sudd coun- 11 a. m. Mass. Installation 01 tne new city only by Lumeen.

teous bearing, his lmpariital ruling's, -cultured and masterly exercise of au Coat Suicsv fly front, all ilK 1 fined coat, new extending skirt, in Grey Blues, Modes, Tans, New Browns, Greyish Greens, at 18-Od English Venitian Cloth Coat Suits double-breasted, dip front, all sdlk lined coat and new Eel skin or Lily Bell Skirt. New Brown. Grey Blue. Greenish Grey and Mode Mixtures, at 18-0(1 English Melton Invisible Check Coat Suits, double-breasted, dip front, all silk lined coat, end new Eelekin or Lily Bell Skirt. Greens.

Greys, Browns and Olives, at 18.C(J French Cheviot all Silk lined Coat Suits, Black and Navy, fly front coat and new gored front Bell Skirt, at 20.00 thority, he has won the unfeigned re Black or Navy All-Wool Cheviot Suits, fly front, all Silk fined: coat and new extending skirts for All-Wool Imported Covert Coat 1 Suits, 1n all the newest shades Grey, Blue. Royal Blue. Green, Mauve, Brown and Grey Mixtures fly front, all silk lined coat, new extending" skirts, at 10.00 All-Wool Imported Venetian Coat Suits, all the newest shades-Cadet Blue, New Blue, Navy, Green, Mode, Brown and Grey Mixtures fly front, all silk lined coat, new extending skirt, at 12.50 (This same suit fs also made in Black, lined in Black.) English, London made, Covert gard 'and deep respect of his opponents md I am proud to comimend his ex- But to clinch the evidence on the thieves, among the weapons stolen from the Lumsden etcre was one old Colt's, pistol, owned and used for years by Mr. Robit. B.

Lumi-den. This -weapon was also Dy Officer Conrad at the home of the Willi am The home of 'these negroes is on trait's of mind, and he'ait and pastor. Sermon. 7:30 p. m.

Stations or Way of the Benediction. Sermon by Father Griffin. Rev. Father Griffin, who has heen appointed to succeed the late Rev. Father Prenaergaist as pastor of the Ca.hotlc church, has arrived in the city.

Father Griffin is a 'native "of He and the late Father Pren-dfireair were students at the same lisposition. Hii-s executave ab.aty is inauestioned and proverbia'l, and his hies. Rv Overman, of Rowan. H. B.

1978 An for reKief of TOast Davie street, outside of the cor of i limits, ami while the Confederate sBlsiiersi By Thompson, it! i ii 1 1 i -I were searching the pivimises ol'J man ion -rrivaa bivn tii ppminaxv in the North (tt. inceni house a few moments. Conrad sus-pi- ami within one year after VaXher Pren-cioned his mur.ive for doing this and dergasfs arrival in North Carolla watched him (Father Griffin too had come to the Soon after he went out fr where the Monas.t?ery at Belmont. Gascon uly- twiner He tvWs ordained by Rt. Rav.

Bishop fairness to both friend and antagonist de'perves the highest commendation of all parties and PaciMons. I qtai't the wtith 'toward none and good will for all. Hard things have been said Sn the heat cf political 'discussion. I have questioned with all the ardor of my soul po'laoies and principles espoused by other members, but now in the evening of the session, I expugn from my heart all bitter strife land feeling1 and bid all God's best favors is my wish and benediction. And I war.lt to say further that if 'it is not convenient tor me to sihake the hand of each member of ithis House, my "best wi'shes w'iQl foMow yo-u to ycur homes and I shai-1 always rejoice to hear of any gvxd fortune that may overtake yen." I Mr.

Hampton was heartily applauded, iand when he concluded the Speaker, in his own behalf and on the part; of the Haid about three years ago and since then has been attending the Fayetteville missions. over the partition fence Ln-to the yard of his next-door neighbor, Sid. Rogers, and investigation revealed the fact that he had pitched a new ham-merle ss pis Onslow. H. R.

1977. An act authorizing the Governor to issue a comma slon to Judge Henry B. Stevens, of the Western Ci remit Court. By Justice, of McDowell. H.

B. 19S3 An act to prevent fishing in. Little River, Wake county, with nets. By Powell, of Wake. THE SESSION LAST NIGHT.

The Houie met at 8:15 last night. Bills passed: To change the name of the Land Company of Cumberland to the Atl'antic and Wesr.ern Railway Company. To eieate a new school district in Alleghany. To prohibit the new law regarding removal Special mention is made of our suits at and $18. Our $12.

JO suits equal other stores' suits, and our $18 suits equal other stores' $23 suits. Our $12.0 suits are so excellent that we will compare them with any suits manufactured. Suits will be sent on approval, we paying express charges one way. We feel that our lines of ready-to-wear Suits deserve your attention. The following notice of exercises at St.

Ambrose (Episcopal) church, cc-lor-eJ, is furnished by the pawnor. Rev. J. E. The bov's department of the Brmh- tol, three new pocket-knives and one or two other articles over fence a onion of the pic-ps-i'ty stolen from the Lumsdsn sore.

and since identified by I u. The old man denied hav- ernoca 01 ft. Anare the owners service, this aiternocn ai a i. m. -Ambrcse Episcopal church, (col.) The following members will deliver ad-drerses: On "How Best to Save the Poor Outcast Boys of Raleigh." Banks, Dunn, Carr, Hoover.

Ed Towns, Dock Towns and Williams. They will be followed by Vice-Director. S. Alphonso Caldwell in "An Appeal for Humanity's Sake." The offering Will be used to assist in spreading Christ's Kingdom on Earth among boys. DOBBIN FERRALL.

ing thrown these articles away, but iheing pinned down so clcFely by Officer Conrad be finally admliutcd having done so. Razors, keys, cartridges and other brand new articles of hardware merchandise were recovered -at the house by the- of fleers. -But the greater portion of the property these thieves have stolen of lalte has net yet been recovered, but the officers, feeling sure they have concealed the goods in some place, have hopes of yet securing the property. The wcm'an under arrest Friday at the station house, who is the mother of the and the wife of old man Wiley was released yester-'d'ay, as it was not believed that che had an barAl in the affair. of cases from lone county to another from applying to those.

pending! For relief of J. J. Wall, late sheriff of fck'okes county. To create a board of water com mis si oners for Charlotte. To amend the charter of North WdlkVsboTO.

Bill to give Wilkes county three additional commissioners was discussed. Patterson, of said the republican chairman of the 'board asked for additional members. Tharp, of Wilkes said thai: the county finances were in bad shape, but that this was not due to the new bo'ard, which had net had a trial, but to the old board. Patterson saud it was net a political question, and not to give the Democrats control; that Wilkes was greatly in debt, and -that the beat citizenship asked for more comimisisi'oners. The bill tailed to pass, and the House then put the clincher on it.

Bill's came up to give Mitchell County" a finance ccmmlittee. Pritcihard for House, reciprocated 'the kind words or Mr. Hatepton. Representative Smith, of Craven (Colored), sadd that it -was fclear to his Mind that foresighit was a great th'ing, and he was sure he had shown ex-aotly the right fbres'ight when he Voted for Mr. Conner for Speaker.

Mr. Pr3tch'ard, Republican, the old-' test member of the House, said that Mr. Hampton had voiced his eentiments and those of every Republican member. Mr. Williams, of Yadlcin, presented Engrossing Clerk Cowan, on the part of the Republican members of the House, wlth a handsome scarf pin as an evidence of 'the esteem and appreciation of his services.

Mr. Williams made a graceful speech dn presenting the pin and he aid he would be glad to bestow seme acknowledgment upon 'the Speaker and every employee in the House. The Speaker 'appointed Mr. Stubbs, Mr. Moore, of Jackson and Mr.

Wren-n, LINEMAN 9 Style Dunlap Spring The prisoners will be tried at the next term of Wake court (the present term; being for civil only), and there will probably be others arrested before th'at time fcr participation in the robberies. The 'police authorities are confident that are others connected with the robberies who have net vet been apprehended, but if they are "above ground" the local "sleuths" will probably be able to detect them ere long and bring them to trial. Resolutions of Respect. ithaiL ccunty oppceed. He said he and his Senator had agreed on a compromise bill, but that -while he wanted the (investigation to go back for 20 years, the Senator would only agree to 6 years.

He said that Mitchell county had a very bad character, with a great many murders, whi'ch entailed heavy expense and that fcr 25 years the county had been in debt; that county scrip sold at 5 to 10 oenlis on the dollar, hut that generally the jurors were paid; that two or three men had for years bought up nearly all the claims, and was named as one of the committee, and that another commissioner is his altitorney; but that this speculator is a man of fine character. The Finance commi'titee named is of two Democrats and one Republican. Overman eaid there was a large petition asking, for the comtn'lttee; that the judge said the jurors were not 'paid. The bill passed its readings. lit was decided that hereafter no member should speak more than two minutes save by unanimouis consent.

Bills passed: To extend the time for organizing the Wilkes county bank. To prohibit obstruction in Catawba river. To amend section 2122 of the Code relative to widow's allowances. rThe bill to give de'ad bodies to the University Medical College was taken up. It gives 'bodies of convicts which are to 'be buried at public expense, including of criminals hanged, but this does not apply to cases where any (relative or friend appears.

Ray said of Chatham, as "the committee on xne part of the House examine the books cf the State Treasurer. BILLS PASSED. II. B. 1900, S.

B. 41 Adt to revise and 'ton si old-ate the public school law. II. 1919 Resolution fixing 8:30 in' clock Saturday night fes the time for 't-iectlng a com-mi'sstoner of labor. H.

R. 1892, S. R. 1100 An act giving the pages a bonus of $5 each for faithful services dui'ing 'the session. H.

R. 1989 Resolution to go Unto the (flection of Railway Oommi'SsloneTs at ":15 p. m. Saturday. H.

B. 1978 An act to place a number H'-f soldiers at the Soldiers' Home on pension list, in order to allow them I') go home. II. B. 1958, S.

B. 1153 An act the holding of courts in the Mrith licial district. H. R. 1980 A res'olution providing that a joint comimittee be rais'ed or -the f---lection of Truskees of the colored A.

m. College. These are three mem-on the part of the House and two -n the part of the Senate. H. B.

1981 An act to. appomt addi-lt justices of the peace in Contenit-fcia Neck township, Len'oir county. H. B. 1674, S.

B. 881 An act to Incorporate Whitehead Academy. H. B. 1990 An act to regulate the Viistribution of funds derived from dls-ttjensarie in Johnston.

H. B. 1634 Aikads pay certain i-r Aisihe county. At a regular meeting Cf Wm. G.

Hill Lodge. No. 218, A. F. and A.

held on the everting1 of the 27th, the following resolutions of re's-pecit to the memory of Brother N. L. Brown, were unanimously adopted: Brother Nathaniel Lane Brown Was born March 23, 1840, ar.d died February 25, 1899, being in his 59-th year. He was 'the son of Henry J. and Lydia J.

Brown, deceased. Hi's wife was Miss Sail Me Eudy, daughter of Captain John Eudy, of Guilford county Brother Brown leaves five children. He has been a member of Edenton Street Methodist Church since early life. When the war between the States broke out he was living in Baltimore, which place he left and returned home to enlist in Company 47th regiment. Confederate troops, being first lieutenant of his company.

Brother Brown Was been a member of Wm. C. Hill Lodge NO. 218, of 'Mrcns, fcr many years, and for several years past was its faithful and efficient secretary. Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from our midst, by the hand of death, Brother Nathaniel Lane Brown, Secretary of this Lodge, therefore, Resolved, That we tender 'to his bereaved wife and children and all the relatives ur sincere, heartfelt sympathy, and assure them that we Join 'a Ml SI! Opii mi han lira H.

B. 1323 An act to provide for-j the act of 1897 was denounced from end to end of the State, and that one of the first acta of this Legislature repealed 'it. He insisted 'that this act was UP-TO-DATE FURNISHERS. injunctive reliief aig-aint foreign corporations. li.

B. 1958, S. B. 1153 An act to rCg- A i A.