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Arizona Republican
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
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On Jan. 31 in Sacramento, Cal., the California Legislature honored late Senator Boggs with resolutions, elected 40 clerks under the Cutter bill, received Sunday law petitions, passed a bill taxing national bank stock, and reported no change in U.S. senator vote.
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Senate Employs More Clerks Than There Are Members.
Sacramento, Cal., Jan. 31.—The senate and assembly adopted resolutions of respect in honor of the memory of the late Senator Boggs.
The senate elected about forty clerks and other attaches under the provisions of the Cutter bill.
The usual number of petitions for a Sunday law were received.
The assembly passed the bill amending the law regarding taxation to tax the stock of national banks.
There was no change in the vote for United States senator.
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Sacramento, Cal.
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Jan. 31.
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resolutions of respect adopted; about forty clerks and attaches elected; petitions for sunday law received; bill amending taxation law to tax national bank stock passed; no change in vote for united states senator.
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The senate and assembly adopted resolutions of respect in honor of the memory of the late Senator Boggs. The senate elected about forty clerks and other attaches under the provisions of the Cutter bill. The usual number of petitions for a Sunday law were received. The assembly passed the bill amending the law regarding taxation to tax the stock of national banks. There was no change in the vote for United States senator.