Senator Clark of Wyoming person
also known as: Senator Clark
Summary: Reported from the judiciary committee a bill fixing travelling fees for jurors and witnesses.
Completeness: 51/100 Grade D
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cited from Image 4 of The chieftain (Socorro, N.M.), March 31, 1900 (1900)
TJIE CHIEFTAIN FH01Í WASIIIXGTOX Csse Ilsnilssf JFvorlilf Report Mllrse and Salaries A YVashigton dispatch under date of March 26 contains the following items of iotesest to New Mexico The senate committee on public lands reported favorably on Delegate J ereas bill to settle the …
cited from Image 4 of The chieftain (Socorro, N.M.), March 31, 1900 (1900)
TJIE CHIEFTAIN FH01Í WASIIIXGTOX Csse Ilsnilssf JFvorlilf Report Mllrse and Salaries A YVashigton dispatch under date of March 26 contains the following items of iotesest to New Mexico The senate committee on public lands reported favorably on Delegate J ereas bill to settle the …
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Image 4 of The chieftain (Socorro, N.M.), March 31, 1900 ↗
Anonymous · 1900 · newspaper · public_domain · details