There were two important constitutional amendments introduced in the house, both by Kiger. One would lengthen the terms of a county commissioner from two to six years, and the other would place the minimum salary of a prosecuting attorney at $1000 and the maximum salary at $3000 as well as give the prosecutor to employ an assistant and this state, recommended other help.
WOMEN INJURED THROUGH FALLS
Mrs. John F. Yost was severely injured at 6 o'clock last night while on her way to the hospital. She slipped upon an icy spot on the sidewalk and fell, striking her head a heavy blow which for a time so dazed her as to destroy all things which had occurred within a few hours before the accident. She came to the Star-Mirror office with her son, Leonard, who was accompanying her, and rested minutes, but finally was taken to her home, where she spent a tressing night on account of pain. This afternoon she was in a much better condition, and since no bones were broken, and no fractures resulted from the fall, her recovery promises to be speedy and complete.
Mrs. H. R. Smith slipped and fell on the ice near the Methodist parsonage yesterday afternoon, breaking her wrist.
The death of a few of the most distinguished men in Lewiston was announced Monday by Contractor George H. Kester and yesterday teams were engaged in the delivery of the sand and clay and a few more were engaged in the delivery of the sand and clay.  Spreading the main surface crew is the terials. 