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MONDAY, March 11, 1867.House met at 9 o'clock, A. M.
On motion of Mr. GREEN, the reading, of the journal of yesterday's proceedings was dispensed with.
On motion of Mr. THACHER, it was -
Resolved, That the thanks of this House are due, and are hereby tendered, to the Hon. D. C. Branham for the ability, impartiality and courtesy with which he has presided over the deliberations of the House of Representatives.
Mr. GREEN offered the following:
Resolved, That the thanks of the House are due to the Hon C. F. Nixon Principal Clerk, and his assistants, for the efficient and faithful manner in which they have discharged their official duties.
On motion by Mr. WHITE, it was -
Resolved, That the clerks, doorkeepers and employes of the House are entitled to the thanks of the members for the prompt and efficient manner in which they have discharged their several duties.
page: 452[View Page 452]BREVIER REPORTS - ACTS - JOURNALS.
Mr. SHUEY offered the following:
Resolved, That the State Printer is hereby directed to transmit by express or otherwise to the members and officers of this House entitled thereto, the number of bound volumes of the Journals, Acts, and BREVIER REPORTS of this General Assembly, to which they are entitled by law, as soon as the same are published.
The SPEAKER ruled it out of order but -
Mr. CRAIN moved to amend by adding the following words: "Provided that said documents shall be wrapped and directed to each member and sent with the laws of the session."
Mr. MONTGOMERY made an ineffectual motion to lay the amendment on the table.
The amendment was agreed to.
The resolution, as amended, was adopted.
On motion of Mr. TEBBS, it was -
Resolved, By the House of Representatives of the General Assembly of Indiana, that the thanks of this House are hereby tendered to his Excellency, Governor Conrad Baker, for the gentlemanly courtesy and kindness which was so eminently characterized all of his official intercourse with this House, and that in severing for the present with official connexion between the Governor of the State and the General Assembly, this House desires to place upon the public records its appreciate of these exated qualities and high principles of honor which have ever, even amid the fierce clash of political sentiment and partisan strife, elevated immeasurably the character of our gubernatorial chair.
On motion by Mr. McFadin it was -
Resolved, That the thanks of thise House be tendered to Mr. Leander Chipman for his courteous, gentlemanly manners, and efficiency in attending to the duties of Postmaster of this House.
On motion by Mr. STACKHOUSE, it was -
Resolved, That the thanks of this House are hereby tendered to Mr. Samuel Brown, mail carrier for the very efficient manner in which he has performed his duties.
Mr. SABIN, from the Committee on Fees and Salaries, returned the bill [H. R. 147,] reporting want of time for consideration. It was laid on the table.
On motion by Mr. KIZER, it was -
Resolved, That the Auditor of State be requested to furnish Hon. Peter Kizer a note of each free bank non-cancelled, which maybe be in his possession, for the purpose of insertion in his scrap book.
On motion of Mr. Baker, it was -
Resolved, That the thanks of this House be and the same are hereby tendered Hon. Captain P. A. B Kennedy, first Assistant Clerk, for his official course and gentlemanly courtesy during the present session.
Mr. LITSON offered the following:
WHEREAS, the General Assembly, at its present session, passed a joint resolution creating military claim agencies at the cities of Washington and Indianapolis, for the collection of soldiers' claims against the General Government, and the friends of said resolution having urged as a reason for its passage that it was intended to benefit the soldiers only, therefore, be it
Resolved, By the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring) that we earnestly recommend His Excellency Governor Conrad Baker to appoint to said agencies none but soldiers who served in the late war for the suppression of the rebellion at least three years, or have been wounded and have received an honorable discharge from the United States service.
It was adopted.
On motion of Mr. DAGGY the Judiciary Committee were requested to return the bill S. 198.
On motion of Mr. GREEN it was -
Resolved, That the thanks of this House are due and hereby tendered to Capt. John Campbell, Doorkeeper, and his assistants, for the ver[ ]able and efficient manner in which their duties have been performed.
On motion by Mr. McFADIN it was -
Resolved, That the thanks of this House be tendered to Mr. S. H Cobb, Speaker's Clerk, for the gentlemanly courtesy and efficient manner in which has performed the duties pertaining to said position.
The PRINTING THE ACTS IN GERMAN.
Mr. SMITH, of Wabash, offered the following:
Resolved, By the House of Representatives (the Senate concurring) that the State Printer is authorized to print five hundred copies of the acts of the General Assembly passed at the present session in the German language.
On motion by Mr. BISCHOF, it was laid on the table.
On motion by Mr. CHAMBERS it was -
Resolved, That the publishers of the Daily Journal, Herald, and Gazette be requested to send a copy of their respective papers containing a list of the acts passed at the present session of the Legislature, to the members of this House.
On motion by Mr. SHOOK it was -
Resolved, That the thanks of this House are hereby extended to the State librarian for the cordial and impartial manner in which he has continued the duties of that office.
On motion by Mr. SHUEY it was -
Resolved, That all committees and members be requested to return to the House all bills in their hands, to be placed on file by the Clerk.
Mr. McFADIN obtained and, and voted "nay" on the school bill [S. 117] making no distinction between negro and white children.
page: 453[View Page 453]Mr. PEELLE returned the bills H. R. 31, 32, 33, 79 and 110, and -
Mr. CHALMERS, from the Committee on Corporations, returned the bills H.R 165, 192, 239, 271, and resolutions 11 and 14, without recommendation.
On motion by Mr, HIGGINS it was -
Resolved, (The Senate concurring) That a Committee of three on the part of the House, and a like number on the part of the Senate, be appointed to wait on the Governor to ascertain whether he has any further communication to make to this General Assembly.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Higgins, Daggy, and Tebbs the House Committee.
Mr HAMILTON offered the following:
Resolved by the House of Representatives, (The Senate concurring,) That the State Printer is hereby authorized to print or cause to printed six hundred copies of the acts of the General Assembly passed at the present session in the German language.
Mr LONG, of Jackson, advocated the passage of this resolution, stating that a large number of his constituents were Germans, who could not read our language, and who wished the statutes published in their own language.
The resolution was adopted by yeas 59, nays 10, as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Baker, Belford, Bird, Black, Blanch, Bobo, Oar er, Chambers, Corey, Crowe, Daggy, Douglass, Dunn, Edmonson, Evans, Ferris, Geisendorff, Green, Greer, Hartman, Hamilton, Honneus, Hostetter, Hudson, Hungate, Kizer, Long of Jackson, Lopp, Martin, McCarthy, McLean, McMurry, Miller, Moore, Morrison, Montgomery, Newcomb, O'Neil, North, Peelle, Prather, Ratliff, Rosser, Scammahorn, Shanks, Shook, Smith of Lagrange, Smith of Wabash, Stafford, Tebbs, Thrasher, Van Valkenburgh, Wason, Watson, Wilson, White, Wolfe, Woods, and Mr. Speaker - 59.
NAYS - Messrs. Danaldson, Ervin, Gordon, Griggs, Hughes, Litson, Sabin, Spencer, Stack-house, and Stewart - 10.
The joint resolution [S. 10] memorializing Congress with reference to the release of Rev. John McMahon, a Fenian prisoner in Canada, was passed by a vote of 70 to 0.
On motion by Mr. GEISENDORFF it was -
Resolved, That all the employees of the House be allowed a copy of the Adjutant General's Report, and the State Librarian is hereby authorized to furnish them with a copy ot the same the same to be taken from the volumes deposited in the State Library by the resolution of the last General Assembly.
On motion by Mr. NEWCOMB it was -
Resolved, (the Senate concurring,) That the Auditor of State be authorized to self at public or private sale, an old pile driver belonging to the State, now at or near Broad Ripple, in Marion county, and that the proceeds thereof be paid into the Treasury to be disposed of according to law.
Mr. HOSTETTER offered a series of resolutions, identical with those offered in the Senate by Mr. Sherrod and printed at length hereinbefore in the Senate proceedings.
They were referred to the Committee on Federal Relations.
On motion by Mr. HARTMAN, it was -
Resolved by the House of Representatives, (the Senate concurring) That the State Library be hereby authorized and directed to employ a night watchman to protect the State House and the property therein,
Mr. HUGHES moved to take up the Senate concurrent; resolution in relation to the leasing; of the State Prisons.
Mr. WOODS made an ineffectual motion yeas 36, nays 41 - to lay this motion on the table
Mr. GREEN said: This is certainly not a political question. If such were the case, I would oppose the Senate concurrent resolution, because it places the disposal of the prisons in the hands of the Republican State officers; but I regard it purely as a question of public economy. Under the present system for the government and management of the prisons, there is a continual drain on the Treasury. Every session of the Legislature we are called upon to appropriate from twenty to sixty thou-sand dollars to keep up and maintain the State prisons, and the fact is that they ought to be self-sustaining. Under the easing system I think the State will get rid of these appropriations, and I will therefore vote for the resolution.
Mr. WOODS insisted that this resolution if adopted would conflict with a law already passed, and raised the point of order that a law could not be repealed by a joint resolution.
The SPEAKER sustained the point of order.
Mr. HUGHES appealed from the decision of the chair.
The question being: Shall the decision of the chair stand as the judgment of the House?
It was so ordered, by yeas 45, nays 31.
On motion of Mr. LOPP, the Senate concurrent resolution in regard to adjusting the claims of damages by the Morgan raid, was taken up.
Mr. WOODS moved to amend by striking out all in reference to any claims other than for acts of the United States soldiers and militia of the State of Indiana.
Mr. LOPP demanded the previous question, and uneer its operation -
The amendment was rejected.
page: 454[View Page 454]The resolution was then adopted by yeas 54, nays 17 - as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Belford, Black, Blanch, Bobo, Campbell, Corey, Crowe, Douglass, Dunn, Edmondson, Evans, Green, Greer. Griggs, Hamilton, Hays, Honneus, Hostetter, Hudson, Hughes, Hungate, Inman, Kizer, Litson, Long of Jackson, Lopp, Martin, McFadin, McLean, Miller, Moore, Montgomery, Newcomb, O'Neal, North, Peelle, Prather, Scammahorn, Shanks, Shook, Skidmore, Spender, Stackhouse, Stafford, Stewart, Tebbs, Thacher, Van Valkenburg, Vawter, White, Wolfe, Wolfer, WOlflin, and Mr. Speaker - 54
NAYS- Messrs. Chambers, Daggy, Funk, Geisendorff, Gordon, Hartman, Long of Kosciusko, McClasky, McMurrary, Ross, Rosser, Smith of Lagrange, Smith of Wabash, Thrasher, Thomas, Watson and Woods - 17.
The Senate concurrent resolution authorized the removal of the law libray by judges of the Supreme Court, was concurred in.
On motion by Mr. WHITE, it was -
Resolved, That the Librarian be directed to pay over F.W. Matthis, Representative from the counties of Harrison and Washington, [now suffering under a stroke of paralysis-REPORTER] the balance due the latter on stamps and stationery as allowed each member of the House.
Mr. SCAMMAHORN offered the following:
WHEREAS, Ira Broshears, a journal clerk of this House, owing to an error in the date of his certificate of appointment as such clerk, has not received any pay for five days' service, to which he is justly entitled: Therefore,
Resolved That the Speaker is hereby requested to issue a certificate of pay for said service.
It was adopted.
Mr. CROWE offered the following:
WHEREAS,John Eu Daly was appointed an assistant clerk in the House of Representatives on the 10th day of January 1867, and a discrepancy of six days having occurred in his first order for money; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Speaker of the House of Representatives be directed to issue the Auditor of the State a check therefor, the same to date from the 10th day of January to the 15th day of January, 1867, inclusive.
on motion by Mr. MILLER< it was amended by inserting the name of "Joseph F. TAYLOR for five days."
The resolution, as amended was adopted.
The House took a recess till two o'clock.
The Senate concurrent resolution ratifying and confirming the appointment of John A. Wilstach as Commisioner of Emigration to represent the State at the Paris Exposition of the industry of all nations was taken up.
On motion by Mr. THACHER the resolution was laid on the table.
On motion by Mr. GRIGGS, it was -
Resolved, That the Speaker of this House be and is hereby authorized to sign a warrant for Patrick D. Been, for services as coleman, employed by the Doorkeeper, for 61 days services, and by neglect not by him certified to the Committee on Employes.
The Senate concurrent resolution, proposing to amend the constitution so that cities, incorporated towns, and townships, can levy a tax for school purposes, and also providing that the State shall never pay anything on account of the Wabash and Erie canal; providing for annual sessions of the General Assembly, but prohibiting the members from drawing pay for over sixty-one days was taken up.
The vote on the first proposition showed that there was not a quorum present.
Mr. GREENE offered the following:
WHEREAS, The members of the Legislature are paid five dollars per day;
AND WHEREAS, All have drawn their warrants and received their pay;
AND WHEREAS, Many of the members have left for their homes, without having leave of absence, thereby breaking a quorum; therefore,
Resolved, That all members who have absented themselves without leave, thereby breaking a quorum, are hereby censured by this, and the clerk shall record the names of such absentees.
It was adopted.
On motion by Mr. GEENE, a call of the House was then ordered and sixty seven members answered to their names.
On motion of Mr. STAFFORD, the Doorkeeper was ordered to close the door and send for the absentees.
Pending which -
Mr. DAGGY, in compliance with a resolution of the House reported the number of petitions for a prohibitory liquor law to be 458, with 46 475 signatures: twelve petitions with 1,001 signatures for prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors, excepting where a majority of the legal voters of the city, town, ward, or township have signed the petition; three petitions with the names of 211 persons praying for an additional condition that such applicant shall keep an orderly house; three petitions with 135 names asking the better regulation of the liquor traffic; three petitions with 173 names protesting against any legislation whatever, but praying that minors be punished who impose upon and deceive dealers; three petitions with 216 names desiring no legislation, and three petitions with 227 names asking a prohibitory law, and praying that if such a law is not passed that the present law be so amended as to require a majority of the citizens in the ward or township to sign any petition before license should be granted, and in either case drunkenness to be punished as a crime: besides several memorials from various religious bodies.
Messrs. Hughes, Resser and Williams appearing - after they were severally excused -
Further proceedings under the call were dispensed with.
The first proposition, in the Senate concurrent resolution - Special School Tax by page: 455[View Page 455] Cities and Towns - was agreed to by yeas 54, nays 14.
The vote on the second proposition in regard to assuming liabilities growing out of the Wabash and Erie Canal transaction, was yeas 47, nays 21 - as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Belford, Blanch Bobo, Campbell, Daggy, Danaldson, Dunn, Ervin, Evans, Funk, Geisendorff, Gordon, Greer, Hartman, Hamilton, Hudson, Litson, Long of Kosciusko Lopp, Mason, McClasky, McLean, McMurray, Moore, Montgomery, Newcomb North, Peelle, Prather, Rosser, Scammahorn, Shook, Skidmore, Smith of Lagrange, Mnith of Wa.ash, Spencer, Stackhouse, Stafford, Stewart, Thomas, Wason, Wilson, Wolfe, Wolfer, Woods and Mr. Speaker - 47.
NAYS - Messrs. Crowe, Edmonson, Griggs, Hays, Honneus, Hostetter, Hughes, Inman, Riser, Long of Jackson, Martin, McFadin, Miller, Shanks, Shields, Tebbs, Thacher, Thrasher, Van Valkenburgh, Vawter, and White - 21
Mr. MILLER desired ,to call up the Senate resolution confirming the appointment of Mr. Wilstach as State Commissioner to the Universal Exposition.
The SPEAKER We must dispose of the matter before the House.
Mr. NEWCOMB. I move that we do not concur.
This motion was agreed to.
Mr. MILLER stated the facts in connection with the appointment of Mr. Wilstach as Agent for the State to the Paris Exhibition in April next.
Mr. HUGHES recited some passages from Mr. W.'s printed circular or report, and hoped the House would unanimously concur in the resolution.
Mr. HONNEUS insisted that this matter had been up once before since dinner, and laid on the table, and consequently he would not detain the House by presenting his objections to the passage of the resolution.
The SPEAKER. It was informally passed over because there was no quorum.
Mr. HONNEUS Mr. Wilstach being very anxious, like many other gentlemen, to take a trip to Paris, went to the Governor amd got an appointment as Agent for the State; and as I understand it, the Governor told him he had no authority to make the appointment. In conversation with Mr. Wilstach, he told me that he was going there anyhow, and now if you confirm his appointment he will, no doubt, come before succeeding Legislatures with a very heavy claim. We have plenty of Agents of State in Indiana for the purpose of inducing immmigration - most every German in our bor ders is an agent to bring Germans into the State; and as for incurring the liability proposed by this resolution for any such purpose, I am opposed to it, and hope it will not be adopted.
Mr. MILLER. I am astonished to hear my friend oppose the adoption of this resolution; and I cannot suppose that this House desires to disregard the action of the Governor in this case. The Governor has done nothing improper and all I ask is that the House shall do him the courtesy of approving the steps he has taken in this matter.
Messrs. HONNEUS and WOLFE demanding the yeas and nays, they were ordered and being taken resulted - yeas 42, nays 19 - as follows:
YEAS - Messrs. Belford, Blanch, Campbell, Daggy, Danaldson, Dunn, Ervin, Evans, Funk, Gordon, Greer, Griggs, Hart man, Hamilton, Hughes, Litson, Long, of Kosciusko, Martin, Mason, McCiasky, MeLean. McMurray, Miller, Moore, Newcomb, North, Peelle, Prather, Rosser, Scammahorn, Shook, Skidmore, Smith, of Lagrange, Smith, of Wabash, Stafford, Stewart, Thrasher. Thomas, Wason, Wilson, Wolfer, Woods and Mr. Speaker - 42.
NAYS - Messrs. Bobo, Crowe, Edmonson, Geisendorff, Hays, Hunneus, Hostetter, Hudson, Kiser, Long, of Jackson, Lopp, McFadin, Shanks, Shields, Spencer, Stackhouse, Tebbs, Van Valkenburgh and Wolfe - 19.
The SPEAKER. I will say that there is no quorum voting.
Mr. NEWCOMB, I move that we adjourn sine die.
Mr MILLER. Before we adjourn I desire to present the report of the Committee appointed to wait on the Governor.
It was read as follows:
Mr. SPEAKER: The Joint Committee appointed to wait on the Governor, to ascertain if he had any further communication to make to this General Assembly, has waited upon his Excellency and he informed said Committee that he has no further communication to make to this General Assembly.
Mr. EDMONSON. I move that the House now adjourn sine die.
The SPEAKER. Gentlemen of the House: The hour for the termination of the present session of the General Assembly has at length arrived. I congratulate the House and the country that our deliberations have been conducted with far less than the usual amount of partisan conflict, bitterness and disorder. It is also a subject of earnest congratulation that a far greater than the average amount of business has been transacted. Among the measures of most significant importance, I may mention a registry law, which is a new measure; a legislative apportionment, which tinder the present constitution is also a new measure; a congressional apportionment law; each and all of which subjects under ordinary circumstances claim and receive much time, consideration and discussion.
page: 456[View Page 456]These have all been happily accomplished, Our record is a long one. What verdict will be pronounced by the people remains to be seen.
It now only remains for me to return my thanks to the members and officers of the House for the kindness and forbearance extended to me in the discharge of the delicate official duties incident to the responsible office which their partiality assigned me. The relations which have here been sustained are now about to be dissolved, that we may resume those of a more endearing character, among the loved ones at home. I wish you each and all a safe return and speedy journey to the unmingled pleasures of kindred and home. I now pronounce this House adjourned sine die.
And so at 4 o'clock, P. M. - the House of Representatives adjourned sine die.


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Also known as Totally Unreliable This route begins with 4 bolts up steep granite face with gigantor holds to the left of the bolt line (5.ez) or fun, slopey, off-kilter holds to the right and straight up the bolt line (5.7/.8). Move into and up steep hand crack that travels through a short o/w section behind the 'Death Flake' to great stance and ledge hold under roof. Lie back around left side of roof to sweet 15 ft. section of splitter! This puts you at a small stance under the last overhanging section. Finishes at 2 Fixe Rap Ring Anchors near tree root. WARNING: 60m rope works great, just keep an eye on the ends!!! Lower into the uphill cave. There are at least 2 aggressive squirrels in the area so watch your packs!
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Climbed this today. It will certainly be a nice crack route when the bolts are put in and it gets a little cleaner. For right now, we climbed the chimney to the left and traversed right on the ledge. Be EXTREMELY careful on the traverse from the chimney to the hand crack (Very loose). I think one bolt should go on the clean wall above that death ledge to protect the traverse over to the handcrack. Regarding the flake: I guess I'll have to shrug my shoulders and say "oh well, it's not that bad". I don't know how much lieback abuse it would take from big people, but it is easy jam around it.
Cleaned up real nice. Mellow face moves to a fun varied crack. That Glen Kaplan sure is a stud!
Seemed pretty solid to me. Really a good route. Not slabby and mostly hands which makes it unique for LCC. The sparse bolts on the first 40 feet is the only drawback, because it pulls you to the EZ ground left when the best part of the first part of the climb is really cool,too... but poorly protected when following the line of (only two!) bolts. If you blow it getting to the 2nd bolt, you would be a very hurting unit. I found the rock quality here pretty good, but maybe it just keeps cleaning up with the recent traffic. Sounds like it was a manufactured "R"...how come? At any rate, I'll be back to it the next time in the Green A....it had been so long, I wasn't even aware of the new and improved trail up there! Nice...........Thanks Glen for making the best of a natural rock slide!
This is a really great climb. The runout's more scary than the flake - don't let either deter you.
This is a lot of fun! If you don't have that bigger 4.5 cam you can use a good nut a little lower or a small-to-medium cam just a little lower.
Two more bolts have been added to the start, so the original bolts are now bolts #2 and #4. Thanks for making the start safer!
climbed this yesterday, thought it was catalyst....great route nonetheless. really good climbing...certainly not 5.10, though. I found it to be one notch easier than Gordon's, so I'll call it 5.9. Thanks for the route!
First time on this route I placed a bunch of big pieces (2 #3 and 3 #2). I redid it yesterday and didn't place anything bigger than #2 and a bunch of micros went in. Lots of gear options, some of them require a bit of imagination. The route is still a bit dirty with gravel pouring out of the cracks and a few small holds breaking. I took a fist sized rock to the face while tugging on a cam, the placement and rock looked really solid but all came out after one small pull. I'm not sure if it was worth the chipped tooth, but great route anyway!
This is a great route with a wide variety of climbing! The route sews up nice and has solid hands the whole way, even more if you are solid at hand/fist jamming. It seems to be cleaning up. There was only one section with some gravel in a groove. There are 3 flakes that are marked X, but you don't need them if you are climbing the crack properly, not that I would know how to do that! :)
A nice route, would have liked to #2 camalots, and only had one, but lots of gear options as noted previously. Airy moves and good jamming.
Great route! Watch the rope drag, there are options for gear, but hand size pieces go in nearly everywhere, so bring em if you got em. Fun, unique climbing for LCC.
Did this route yesterday, mid april, and despite it being really wet it was awesome. Very fun jamming and chimneying the flakes is super cool. Every 20 feet or so is a bomber rest. This route is a full 35 meters, so a 70m rope just barely gets you down. Bring doubles #.5-3 camalots and QD's for the 4 bolts. Just as much fun as gordon's.
I am a struggling 5.9 leader. I just did this route this morning. I was very glad I took a double-rack of hand sized cams and a 70m rope. This is one of LCC's classics. I went up a middle aged man and came down a boy.
that death flake will probably come off sooner than later considering that the route itself was created by rockfall- the tip of it also has a fracture in it. be careful! just as fun as gordon's!!
This route is good, holy crap. 4 bolts to start things off the ground. Great gear the whole way up. Be gentle on the tree at the top. Doubles in #2's and #3's I was also lucky enough to use a metolius super cam. A double length runner was a nice touch about half way up. A gear sling over the shoulder was also really nice style on this route. I'm thankful for the two fella's that helped me out with this one. ONSIGHT!!!!


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The attempt to pass caused a head-on collision when Holt's vehicle struck a westbound 2000 Ford Ranger driven by Byron N. Miller, 80, Ravenwood.
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The patrol reported that Miller, who was not wearing a seat belt, suffered moderate injuries but nevertheless declined medical treatment. Holt, who was wearing a seat belt, suffered minor injuries and also refused assistance. Walker was not hurt.
Both the Buick and the Ford pickup were totaled and had to be towed from the scene. Walker's Chevrolet sustained minor damage and remained drivable.
Troopers D.R. Reuter and T.B. Ziegler were assisted in working the accident by the Nodaway County Sheriff's Department, Nodaway County Ambulance and Tri-C Fire and Rescue.
The collision was the second serious accident along the same stretch of Highway 136 in as many days.
On Wednesday, Rachel N. Clark, 28, Albany, was two miles east of Ravenwood when she traveled off the west shoulder of the highway, overcorrected, then tumbled over a steep bank on the opposite side of the pavement.
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Colorado State University's Delta Extension Office is now offering "Weeds of the West," a 628-page guide to every weed you may ever encounter in the western United States! A full-color photograph, as well as detailed descriptions of each species, is included to aid in identification of what's growing in your garden or pasture.
The Delta Extension Office has just printed 50 final copies of "When the Grass Stood Stirrup High," an historical and photographic review of our local landscapes and how they have changed since settlement of the area began.
This book is highlighted by 75 photographic comparisons of local landscapes, including historic photos of the beginnings of the City of Delta and the Town of Hotchkiss, as well as rare historic images of our natural landscapes culled from private collections, archives and libraries.
Monsanto's search for America's Farmers Mom of the Year is back for a fourth year to acknowledge the contributions of more than a million female farm operators in the United States.
Anyone can nominate his or her favorite farm mom by visiting AmericasFarmers.com before April 23 and submitting a brief essay explaining how she contributes to her family, farm, community and agriculture.
The default way for Colorado cities to increase their water supplies is to "buy and dry," buying agricultural water rights and permanently transferring them to urban use. According to Jacob Bornstein, a program manager for the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB), who spoke Feb. 25 at a water seminar at Colorado Mesa University, continuing along this path could lead to the drying up of up to 40 percent of irrigated agriculture in the South Platte River Basin by 2050, an outcome state leaders are eager to avoid.
The Bureau of Reclamation announced Feb. 25 that it released a draft supplemental environmental assessment on Ridgway Dam Hydropower Interconnection Facilities. The draft EA supplements the 2012 Ridgway Hydropower Environmental Assessment and finding of no significant impact, and addresses additional details and information on the interconnection and transmission facilities.


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The woman who claimed Ne-Yo was the father of her child is back in the singer's life again. Jesseca White is suing the singer for allegedly defaming her on VH1's "Behind the Music."
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, White claims that Ne-Yo portrayed her as an "unchaste woman" who tricked the singer into believing that he was the father of her kid to "fraudulently bilk" him out of money.
White claims that the show has caused people to lash out at her, calling her names such as "pathetic" and "gold-digging." Jesseca is asking a judge to award her an undisclosed amount in damages.
White had her child back in 2009, just after she and Ne-Yo dated. The singer was originally listed as the father on the birth certificate, but his name was eventually removed after the pair reached a 575-thousand-dollar court settlement.
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Solar can be a viable, renewable energy resource for Concord; other renewable resources such as hydro and wind are not good candidates to be built in Concord. The large-scale solar system will provide up to 2 megawatts of electricity directly to Concord. By adding in-town solar energy to its portfolio, Concord Light can take some of the summer peak off the grid, lower our carbon footprint, reduce electric transmission cost, and help delay expanding the Forest Ridge substation.
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Mount Ayr City Council, 6 p.m. today, meeting room.
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Hi Rico; I'm thinking a short-scale (less than 20") electric octave might really appeal to me. I was hoping the Eastwood Airline would be a fairly inexpensive way for me to find this out. [My plan was to restring it to 4 strings: G(52)-D(38)-A(26)-E(14)]. Then, if I liked this instrument as much as I suspect I will, I'd custom order a short-scale octave and sell the Eastwood when the new one was delivered. That's all moot now, as the flat board is a deal-breaker for me.
Too bad...It's hard enough to find mandolins to try before buying...Imagine walking into a music shop..."Excuse me, do you have any short-scale, electric, octave mandolins with radiused fretboards?". Actually, I might ask this the next time I'm in Guitar Center just to see the look on the poor clerk's face!


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As You know I am a nerd and dig Star Trek and Star Wars and all sci-fi in between. If You're with me on this You'll love this!
Hilarious and SO TRUE! Conan does it again he uncovered the secret messages in the Kardashian Christmas card. Excellent!
A Russian hockey team staffs it's box office with Women in lingerie to attract a younger demographic. I am not in that demographic but I would buy a ticket.
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By Mayo Clinic staffTuberculosis (TB) is a potentially serious infectious disease that mainly affects your lungs. The bacteria that cause tuberculosis are spread from one person to another through tiny droplets released into the air via coughs and sneezes.
Once rare in developed countries, tuberculosis infections began increasing in 1985, partly because of the emergence of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. HIV weakens a person's immune system so it can't fight the TB germs. In the United States, because of stronger control programs, tuberculosis began to decrease again in 1993, but remains a concern.
Many strains of tuberculosis resist the drugs most used to treat the disease. People with active tuberculosis must take several types of medications for many months to eradicate the infection and prevent development of antibiotic resistance.
- Questions and answers about tuberculosis. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. http://www.cdc.gov/tb/publications/faqs/pdfs/qa.pdf. Accessed Oct. 16, 2012.
- Longo DL, et al. Harrison's Online. 18th ed. New York, N.Y.: The McGraw-Hill Companies; 2012. http://www.accessmedicine.com/resourceTOC.aspx?resourceID=4. Accessed Oct. 16, 2012.
- Sterling TR, et al. Three months of rifapentine and isoniazid for latent tuberculosis infection. New England Journal of Medicine. 2011;365:2155.
- Druszczynska M, et al. Latent M. tuberculosis infection - pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment and prevention strategies. Polish Journal of Microbiology. 2012;61:3.
- Coussens AK, et al. Vitamin D accelerates resolution of inflammatory responses during tuberculosis treatment. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. 2012;109:15449.
- Lawn SD, et al. Tuberculosis in antiretroviral treatment services in resource-limited settings: Addressing the challenges of screening and diagnosis. Journal of Infectious Diseases. 2011;204:S1159.
- Tuberculosis. World Health Organization. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs104/en/index.html. Accessed Oct.23, 2012.
- Ferri FF. Ferri's Clinical Advisor 2013: 5 Books in 1. Philadelphia, Pa.: Mosby Elsevier; 2012. http://www.mdconsult.com/books/about.do?eid=4-u1.0-B978-0-323-08373-7..00002-9&isbn=978-0-323-08373-7&about=true&uniqId=343863096-23. Accessed Oct. 16, 2012.


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Hi all,
I'm having some trouble with my new Okki Nokki and I'm wondering whether some more experienced users could give me some hints. There are three points - but first one is the really important one...
1. Up until now, I used it on records that clearly needed cleaning - and that's what the machine certainly managed to do. Sound-wise, I noticed an improvement, too - but as I said, these were basically records that were bought at car boot sales and that were rather dirty. Now I tried it out on a record in mint condition. Before cleaning it, there were virtually no ticks or other noises present when I played the record. Afterwards, the situation was unfortunately very different - there were very clear crackling noises that were therefore introduced by the cleaning process. I ran the vacuum for a maximum of 2 rotations and otherwise followed the instructions as set out in the manual to the point.
What is going on? I cannot possibly imagine that this is the way it should be?
2. I'm having some trouble draining the cleaning liquid from the machine. I have followed the instructions in the manual, but the liquid flows extremely slowly through the tube. I have resorted to propping up the machine and leaving it alone for a while, but when I return (10-15 minutes later), there's still a very slow trickle of individual drops coming from the tube. At no time does the liquid come out in any greater quantities - not even at the very beginning. It feels as if it went through a filter of some sorts. Is there any obstruction?
3. After having cleaned two or three sides, the machine usually leaves a noticeable trace of liquid remaining at the outer edge of the record (and only there) - maybe about a square centimeter in size or slightly bigger. I can get rid of this by vacuuming this part of the record a second time, but this is not according to the manual, since I'm now basically vacuuming a largely dry record. Given that the remaining patch of liquid is only in one position, does this suggest that the strips may be faulty (or improperly mounted)? Or is it OK to perform a second vacuum for this spot alone? (BTW, I also felt that the crackling introduced on the formerly mint record was particularly bad where the liquid had not been fully removed by the machine).
As I said, the first point is most important. I suppose that the crackling noise is not the result of physical damage, so I'm hoping to get rid of it again.
I also wrote to the manufacturer but haven't heard from them yet.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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Alfred Lansing's book, first published in 1957, tells it as it was. He draws heavily on the diaries and other first-person memoirs of those involved, and he writes with both style and pace. As such it is the classic tale of derring-do. What Lansing misses, though, is the social context. He provides little sense of history; in August 1914, when the Endurance left England, World War One was starting. By the time he returned home two years later, thousands of young men of his generation were lying dead on the battlefields of the Somme. The contrast is almost unbearable but Lansing makes nothing of it. Similarly he does not explain how someone like Scott, whose South Pole expedition several years earlier had been an unmitigated disaster of incompetence and bad planning, should go down in British history as one of our all-time heroes, while Shackleton, whose exploits were indeed truly heroic, has lived for so long in Scott's shadow. --John Crace --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
In the summer of 1914, Sir Ernest Shackleton set off aboard the Endur ance bound for the South Atlantic. The goal of his expedition was to cross t he Antarctic overland, but more than a year later, and still half a continent aw ay from the intended base, the Endurance was trapped in ice and eventuall y was crushed. For five months Shackleton and his crew survived on drifting ice packs in one of the most savage regions of the world before they were finally ab le to set sail again in one of the ship's lifeboats. Alfred Lansing's Enduran ce: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage is a white-knuckle account of this astoun ding odyssey.
Through the diaries of team members and interviews with survivo rs, Lansing reconstructs the months of terror and hardship the Endurance crew suffered. In October of 1915, there "were no helicopters, no Weasels, no Sno-Cats, no suitable planes. Thus their plight was naked and terrifying in i ts simplicity. If they were to get out--they had to get themselves out." Ho w Shackleton did indeed get them out without the loss of a single life is at the heart of Lansing's magnificent true-life adventure tale. -- Amazon. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
As the story unfolds, each step required to get nearer rescue becomes more 'impossible'. Threat of starvation, wintering on ice, breaking ice floes, an incredible boat journey, amputation, crossing impenetrable mountains (the first to do so)---it is all in here. Each phase is a powerful story in itself. It is one of the great stories of the 20th century---up there with the Apollo 13 crew---but these men had no-one except themselves and their determination to get themselves home safely. If you know little or nothing about Shackleton's adventure this is, I think, the best book to introduce the subject. It is the pinnacle of the 'heroic age' adventures, and Alfred Lansing captures the mood beautifully.
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on 03-05-2012 06:31 PM
I've learnt from experience not to expect things (hello picture frames, yes i went there) so that way i'm not disappointed .
On a plus note the videos to me in the MIB space seemed really clear/sharp , with little pixelation
on 03-05-2012 06:43 PM
on 03-05-2012 07:02 PM
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It is a good idea, so much tacky looking junk filling up the storage.....but then again, what about all the people screaming and howling on the boards and down phones to Sony support that clicked NO by MISTAKE?
You can always prompt for a confirmation. "Are you sure you want to reject this reward?" Speak now or forever hold your peace?
on 03-05-2012 09:12 PM
I like the Space but, yeah, the rewards aren't great.
I was hoping to get the suit, or maybe just some sunglasses and the neurolizer hand item.
Ah well, I'll pop back to see the new rewards if there reall are going to be some. I'm wary when they say new quests/rewards will come to a space because quite often they don't seem to (or it takes bloomin ages).
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Poor rewards are better than no rewards at all. Hopefully they will take the feedback on board and do better quality things in future but for now, they at least tried.
I beg to differ on that. Poor rewards go straight in users storage never to be used. This making the storage section bigger and longer to get thru.
I'd rather devs put time into rewards if they make a space with rewards inside them iinstead of it being an last minute thing.
I wish we would get a choice when receiving a reward of whether or not we would like to accept it. Perhaps a picture of the reward and a yes\no prompt?
That's a brilliant idea
You should put that in the ideas thread.
It is a good idea, so much tacky looking junk filling up the storage.....but then again, what about all the people screaming and howling on the boards and down phones to Sony support that clicked NO by MISTAKE?
Then I'm thinking they should re-visit the space with in a given time period ... like 15 - 20 mins after getting the first prompt.
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on 07-05-2012 07:38 PM
Since when do the MIB use the Gyro Cycle from Ratchet and Clank Future?
Someone should tell Insomniac about the mole in their developement departement!!
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