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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
Application for Patent.
Notice No. %.
U. S. LAND OFYice.


CARSON CIrY. New, April Z, lssS. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI THE
IN Colunbi. Gold and Silver Mining Company,
by Thomas II. Williams, President. has this day
flied ia this Office \ diagram, together with q no.
tlcs of application for Patent for l.2Dof-et OF the
Columbix LODI. known rs the Columbia claim,
in Devil Cats Mining District. Lyon county. more
particularly described a, follows, to-w,t; Com
inenciug at a post on the southsasterly slope OF a
hill at the heal Of Spring Valley, distant 20 feet
west Of the Virginia and Carson Toll Road, and
,bout $50 f-et north Of Quinn's house, at which
point tho one-quarter section post Sec. ~, I. 10.
N. X. 2l L, bears south go, east 5l2 feet. thence
running frat, north ITO 3r, ives. 200 foot to'post
NJ. 2; 81, north leo 30. east LOO feet to post
No. J: thence. ID, south 7To 80. east 900 feet TO
pos; No. 5; thence. 1th. so,th l2o 30, west 200
feet to post No. 6; thence. 5th, nor.h 10 3V,
ives, 30 feet to place OF beginning, containing
IL a.l0o asres There are no knowo lasmanl
gu either end OF said lode.
WARREN T. L0CEuARr. Register.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
NO e Il G
Or Poisonous Drugs,
NOR USE OF CAUsTIC.
GIN HIM.,
Physician from Canton, China.

nR. lin, AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS
~ succcssful practice In his native city MI.
nounc-s to tho people Of tbs vicinity. that ho
IL located on the east side Of Main street, Gold
Hiii. a few doors below tho vrscy HOUSE.
Particular attention given 10 d~lprns,s Of the
Skin, rs serofuia, Salt Kheum, Ulccrous Sores.
Wounds. etc. 7 1850
Syphilis ,lpsyery form and character Is the
speciality Of DR.. Hin; guaranteeing u perfect
cure 10 all cases In from ons to two weeks time.
DIR. Hin does not ruin his patients by the use
OF mercury. Ills remedies are purely vegetable,
which, arrest nj once the progress Of the dI,csSr.
eradicate the poison. purify The Boed, and re.
store the system to Its normal state Of health
healed. Charges moderator terms, cash In I'D.
vance. lYl7.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 72.

RE0IsrER's OYrIcE,
Carson City New. Jan l6, 1865. 5
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Joseph Trench aud n. o. Sheoffrr have this
day filed In this office q diagram. together with
Q noticc Of application. for pa,cn, from the Uni.
ted States, under Act Of Congress, approved
July25, 1866, forslxh yfeetofihe Cicero
kee Lode. known M the Cherokee Company's
claim, in Dovil's Gate Mining District, Lyon
county, Nevada. Said claim IL bounded oil the
south by the Dayton Company claim. and on
the North by the Emigrant ComPsny's claim:
couusncing ut stake marked No. ! about $50
feet south Of Treneh's mill. Silver Oltyi theuce
running north 63o 80 east $50 feet To stake No. 2;
thence north go 40 wast to stake No. 3: thence
thence south go 90 west $50 feetto stake No. 4;
thence go tV east geo feet to stake No.
the polntof commencement; containing ) ~ lOo.
WARREN r. L0CKuART, Register.
IvIQ.O0l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
IMPLICATION Cor Patent.
Notice.-No. 80.


U. g., Rk0ISTkk'SJUTTICk =,
\ CaRsoE orr. NEv.. March 81. 1861. =
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. TIA L:b
IN Frankei hns this dsv died Ia this Office Ola
gram, together with n Notice Of Application Tor
Patent from tho United StAtes. under Act fCo
The Franfel Lode, known a. the Frankrl Gold
md silver Mining Company ClsI", In III. Amer.
lean Fa. Mining District. Storey eoanty. Nevada,
more parheuiarly desssibed a. foll,;,rs 70 fitt
Recommending at stake marked No. l. from which
Z shaft on the west side OF tbs American Fint
ruad bears north l6oeSst ~ fest, anh running
shsneo NORM 6io east 1900 feat TO alake No, y;
th.neo south 900 east 900 foet 10 atake NO. .
thence south $40 west, ]. 100 feet 70 the Place o.
hselpnIue. CnrSAinine S 5l.leo acres. ~ nre
M knoun altman on either end OF anld eiaim.
- IN Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
SPECIAL MINING NOTIONS.
Dnapys Gsia ma silver mipIa,

DnAey Gold aha eIlvcr Mining
CompSny- Lyon County, state Of Ncvada-No.
ttcO Is hereby given, that At 3 mcetiug Of the
Boardof Trustess, held on the Second day or
April, lses. an assessment Of Three Dollars (s9
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of
sald company, payable Immediately, In United
sistes gold coin, to tho Secretary, No. GOT
Washington street, San Francisco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall rcmaln un.
puid on the SfxrH DAY OF MAY. 1868. will
DO advertised on that day ~ delinquent, and un.
less payment shall be made before. will be sold
On MONDAY, THE TwENTY-PlFTH DAY
Or MAY. 1868, to pay the delinquent asIess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
sxpensesbfs ~fe.
BY order OF the Hoard Of Trustees.
A. NOEL. Secretary,
Onicc. NoJau7 Washington street, Sun Fran.
cisco. California. apf.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01

Aasc.smcnI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com
pnny.-Noticcis hereby given, that at a meeting
ofiho Trustees of said company. held this day
nm assessment OF Twenty-Five dollars (s25) per
share wns levied on each and every share OF the
capitalstock Of said company, payable immedi'
atrly to the Secretary. ut the Office Of the com.
puny, Virginia. Nevada, in United StatesSold
coin. Any stock OH which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY. April 10. 1868,
willbe advertised on that day IN delinquent, and
unless payment shRll be made before, will be
gold OIL THURSDAY. May "A. 1859, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost Of
advertising expenses Of sale. BY order Of
,hsBoard Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKNANE, Scc'y.
virginia, New. March IL. 1868. mhli.lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
CAUTIO N.

fRuE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
| that III. following certificates OF stock Of the
Dayton silver Mining Company We're this day
sold 1T public Ruciinn. 10 The highest bidder. for
assessments. In front IL the oIhco 81 til" S.err'
tary, In Silver City, byon' county. Nevada, nc
coraing a. public n"tica IN conformity with the
bylaws OF the company md laws " Nevada.
and ARE hereby cautioned ngaInst purchasing or
negotiating for saii stock, IN tho same will not
be transferred by the Secretary;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
Assessors Advertisement.
tJ. ~s..INTERNAL REVENUE.

EoURTH DIVISION OF THE COLLEC.
II ton District Of the State Of Nevada, compris.
Ing The counties Of Lyon and Churchlll:-Sotic
10 hereby given that the valuation, assessments
and enumeration Of subjects liable to du'0 un.
der the Internal Revenue Laws OF the tod
States, made and taken BY David A Arms onR.
Assistant AyycEsor for said Division. and 70.
turned to me In the annual list for 1888, Will re-
main open for tho examination Of all persons
concerned for the space Of TEN DAYS from the
date hereof. Of tho Office Of the Assistant As
scssor II said Ditlsion Ia the town OF Dayton,
bctw een't the koursof 0 AN. and =. ". each day,
and that after the expiration Of said ten days
to wit on tho 9Th day Of May, A. y: 1909. ut my
Office IN CnrSnn City, Nevada. Will receive and
detrrmlne all appeals relative TO erroneous or e.
cossive valuations, assessments or enumeration.
made and taken by such Assistant ASSESSOR. All
appeals TO the Assessor. a. Aforesaid, must DO
male lu writing. and specify the particular cause.
matter or thing. respecting which q decision 10
requested: a1d shall moreover state the ground
or prineipls OF error complained Of
WARREN WATSON,
u. g. Assessor.
Dated n, Dayton. April %, 1868. ap2o-h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
OrPIcE Crown P0ISr
G0LD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
Nan RRISCIsCO, March II, ISIS,

''t' 80
san FRANCISCO. March u. lsS.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
adopted ut u meeting Of tho Trustees Of the
Crown Point Gold aud Silver Mining Company,
hold this day, n special meeting OF the Stock.
holders Of said Company IL hereby called-ths
sun. to be hold at thu ofico OF the Company.
I1Hyward's Building. southeast corner OF Cali.
fornis aud Licdesdorif streets. San Frnnclseo.
California, on MONDAY. THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1868. at two CO. o'clock
.. ~, to take into consideration and decide upon
m. proposition to Increase the Capital Stock Of
said Company from to Two Million Four Hun
bred Thousand Dollars, divided Into TWENTY onr
Hundred shares Of Ono Thousand Dollars each
the present Capital Stock-to Three Million Dol.
lars, divided Into Twalve Thousand Shares OF
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars each.
THOS SUNDERLAND
TtIOS. BELL, Trustees.
WIN. u. JOHNSTON.
ftr. Ap3-td
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Applicntion tor Patent
Notice No. 90. II e

- ANStASo w. w. q
u. :. REGISTERS OFrIcE.
Carson CrrY. Nov. March 18th. 1868; s. |
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
N Clinton and Hubbs Company has filed In
thi. Office aaiagTnn together with 4 notice OF
application for patent from the United States.
under Act Of Congress-. approved Jniy 70. 1866.
for l,0SS feet Of the Comstocs Lode. known ~
the Clinton and IIubbs Mining Company claim.
in the Gold Hili Mining District. Storey county,
Nevada. Said claim Is bounded on the north ~
the Uncle Sam Company and gu the Southby the
,Ju.tic. Independent Mining Cumpany's cfalm.
Said claim Is more particularly described as fol-
lows, .o-wit: Commencing nj a stake sst IN a
small eulch about 100 feet north Of Seals MIL, In
Lower Gold ilill. at which point the one-quArlsr
section post ON tho west live of Soc, 5. r. 10, n.
II. 81 4, bears N. so IS ". IA feet distant. The
uummi, OF Mount Davidson bears S,ilo Isl W.;
Mount L.ineola bears =. 40 ~ =, thrnec run.
ming on tho supposed line Of the lolc s. lSo "
T.. LOSS Zee, TO n stake sol on north shiu Ut The
American Flat road. near lts junction with the
Gold Canon road. No surface ground "a claimed
BY this Company. excepting ut the south end,
100 feet square (shown ,n.rs fally on the
Giagram) IA claimed far working purposes. The
walls Of this claim being unaseertsined. the
boundaries are not given. The lode Is supposed
to 10 enlb,asci In an area Of four 90 acres.
WARREN =. L~oCSNIAHT.
misc god r Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01

P-ile...rho.e amie.ed with the PILES viii nnd
tHtlLLIsLE RELIEr by applying personally, or By
latter, TO Or. Sichel, tGq Pacific street, nearSansome,
or Box s9l, Postonce, San Francisco. ap?alv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
TOWN. ORDINANCES.
okDIHANcKaNO NO. 4.

Ts PrsyIds fer tho Lew md Lt'oJleeusn
or Taxeasin tho tTpwn pr l!Sid Hill
Pas,ed April 21th, a. u. lSSS. = ]
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
Female Monthly Pills.

Ladlessufsriag from my eomplnIntlneldentl
10 their ssx, can consult tina Doctor With the .
snrancc of relief,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-01
.2Hgg 9pstlEs 81
TO THE, T
NEW nEMEDIEst NEW RIMEDIEs'
DR.. GibboI's Dispensary,
k1E KEARNY STREET.

hIh ,STREETI
v4V Cor. Commercial. San
Francisco Established n 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases such ~
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure.
3yphillsin allity forms, semi.
nal Weakness. Impotency,|
atc. skin Diseases (of year,
stsnding) and liberated Legs
lueesrsinlly treated AlI
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MEDICAL.

srlvc, civ. Apri is. 1899. speo-r
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Stockholders Notice d!

Gold uill, April II, 1868. npl4-ln
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-24
LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER FOR SALE-h SMALL. TRACT
Il of land la District No. /, containing ~
acres-ahout leo acres cleared and la culti-
walton, the balance In timber. Tcrmc easy.
Apply to- Mrs, T.. 4. HATCHER,
July 3. '6S-3m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-24
BLANKS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY
printed and Tor sale at CnRoSIoLI oFFIcE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-24
DIR. O. P. BROWNS
Herbal Remedies,
FOR THE CURE OF ALL DISEASES

The Magic Assinitsnt-for the cure Of
Fits, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plants, arrangement OF the Bowels, etc.
The Aeacian BaIsam-For the relie
and cure OF Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth'
ma, Coughs, Colds, &c.
The Ren0yating PilI-A cure for Cos
tiVcnesS and "a general blood purifier.
The Ethereal Ointment-For PleuriSy
Sore Throat, Heart Palpitations, swelllngs
Barns etc.
These unrlvalled preparations are for sale
NJ Helms x Johnson's store by
DAVID DAME, Agent.
May lj, lSOS-3m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-24
Farm For Sale,
FOR SALE.

wish to sell my Photograph Caller,
which is in excellent condition. Terms easy
w. II. ARMSTRONG.
Jan. II, lS6S-lf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-07-24
SAM. BT2OCIxMAN.S
CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON REPOSITORY
Franklin Street, GAINESVILLE. TENN

would call the
and Wagon work Co.
Hayes Co., Wheeling
ph@on skeleton uy including Prince Albert Fam.
world for superior 'eN WV N'ee'
reference to workmanship
ms work. and to those who have bought and including
you your friends should buy this
special
and having repaired by Baker Brop of this
REFUND
Prices as low as any frstclms work in
SAM. BEOCIxMAN.
Sole Agent for Southern Kentucky Middle Tennessee
parties claiming sell this work The agency sou
>N""N"'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
ASSEMBLY.

Tho Committee on Railroads were discharged
from further consideration OF bill for railroad ~
Thirty fourth ST., New-lork.
THE CORRUPTION CHARGES IN THE ASSEMBLY.
Mr. RANNEY REP, Onondaga) moved that MT Glenn
Rep Wayne) be authorized 10 employ counsel TO aid him
i'm perfectlng charges OF corruption which had been
made against members OF the House.
Mr. JACOBS dem, Kings opposed the resolution
Mr. Glenn had made charges OF corruption against the
House and had said that he could prove them II he had
the evidence LET him bring II forward He did not need
the aid of counsel
Mr. la BAU aIep, Warren) remarked that the charges
the result OF distorted Vision MI Glenn was an
extreme radical man, and though perhaps not nnuenced
by improper motives, had been nsed III the charges
winch he had made true, he could sUbstanilate
them before the Committee without lawyer 70 hep
him.
Mr. PITTS REP Orleansl was willing 70 give the gen
tleman aid lie would shrink from tho most thorough
Investigation
MIR LAsHER rep. OsweRo). as member OF tho In.
yestgating Committee said that the Committee had had
but one meeting and had yet scarcely looked over tho
ground Thus far they had scenn0 necessity Tor counsel
Should such necessity arise hereafter they Nonld ad
vse the House. -,
Mr.. sELKREG Gsep, Tompons had voted for Mr
Gieuns original resolution and could not b. accused Of
bids IN He opposed to the employ nent oi
counsel until the Committee should officially ask H.
" =. CLARK Dem, SchOhariel thought that the Com
nee had good lawyers among It's members and ne was
therefore opposed "a interference.
The resolution To furnish counsel was lost.
Mr.. GLENN asked leave OF absence for one week on
account OF III health. which was agreed TO.
OTHER BUSINESS
F. IL WOODS from the Committee on Privileges and
Elections made "a report I'm favor OF awarding To MI
Blausen the seat now occupied by Mr. Van Brunt
The report was LAID on the table and made special
order FOR Tuesday. - =,
The animal Appropriation bill and the bin Ia enable
rural cemeteries 10 acquire title tO lands were passed
The motion ~ reconsider tile vote on the passage ni the
bin providing for the appointment OF supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04


REUNION OF THE NJ. f. CHURCH CONFERENCES
The reunion of the Newly and the New
York East NJ +. Conferences was held at st. Paul's
Church. corner Twenty secODds and Fourth ave yes
terday morning. The church filled to overlooking
and the proceedings were OF most interesting character
Among the members present were the Rev Mr.. Laban
Clark and the Rev. Henry Boehm the former Of whom
entered the ministry in 179s and the latter In 1900
Bishop Jones and Bishop Clarke presided. The names Of
the no members belonging both Conferences. who had
died since the division OF the New-York Conference IN
l8ts were read. After the singing of hymn. Bishop
Jones made address, In which he alluded
10 some ef the most eminent OF the De
ceased. and expressed his Joy that, at the nrst
I'm S4S there occasion 20 speak OF any DIVISION on
sympathy between the two bodies, both having zehousy
laborcd for common end. Bishop Clark Followed Win
Impressive remarks going hack 10 the iine When
25 years ago. he tremblingy presented himself hnone
class Of Is for admission to the Conference vi lne 70
who then admitted he thanked Goa that 10 leina
in active service. In speaking Of the division on the Con-
ference, Ire said that In ieis me New fork ,2IfSco
numbered 257S9 members, and the Newh orr tast COR
ference u 873 The New-NOrk Conference has now 26
members and the New-York East Conference SjS2 The
Rev Mr. Richardson made brief address, IN when ne
said that he had desired very much TO DC pres
ent AZ tbis his sixtieth Conference, aud though
ne had not for long time visited his church. he cond
not refrain from being present at TINS reunen where ne
gaddened by bcholdng between 800 and 500 minis
ters around him sight he had before He was
also glad 10 again his old friend Laban Clark A
very affecting here occurred between Dr Rchars
and Dr. Clark The Rev. DR.. Clark remarked briefly that
20 years ngO ne embraced MehOdsm ana 6S years ago
entered on his ministry. Dr. Cark's remarks were re-
ceved with IIaleluahs." Remarks next made by
the Rev. Heman Bangs, who joined tho conference In
1903. when there only $4,000 MethOdlFts In tne
United States and Who for years had been preacher
After short addresses from the Rev. David Buck, Tie
Rev L. :. Weed, the Rev. ID. Curry and the Rev: X s.
Foster, tho benedction was pronounced by the Rev. H.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
TIE CIVIL CoURYs.

In consequence of the rooms in the new
Court House. heretofore occupied by Part Ill Of the Cir
cut and the Special Term being fitted MP for other pnr
Oses, only three parts OF the Supreme Court win be
haInbern Jurors summoned for Part III for Mon
day VIII attend at Part J. f.
In the case of George s. Mawson, a bankrupt,
oproon was made 10 his discharge by his creditors
beeause he had concealed portion cf his property from
the assignee that by pecunary consideration he had
nduoed some his creditors 20 support his discharge
and that had fraudenty transferred part Of his
Dery before Ming his petition IN bankruptcy Tho Conit
refused TO entertain the rstse last charges too
definite, and postponed DECISION on the second one
Hnt testimony shall have been taken in relation 20 ~
In the case Of Brooks agt. New York Mail
etsArnshsp Co, Judge IDgFahan decides under the an.
thOy OF "a How i37 that 22 and 2gt OF the Code do
not permit supplementary proceedings against copor
alton, but ssys have Thought dnerenty a. " section
bs TO corporations. fse however bound by the dec
on Of the General Term especially ~ the plaInts
have fuH remedy under the Revised stetutes BY De-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
A NEW SCIENCE.

On Thursday evening, before the POLYTECHNIC
Branch Of the American Institute Cooper Institute Build
ing lecture every way remarkable was delivered by
Stepben Pearl Andrews IpurpOred 10 be Tp0n the Cnny
OF he Sciences was intact the first pnblc announce
ent aud exposition before the scientific world NJ the ma
ture OF what Mr Andrews claims to be new science tt
most important % the sciences, and science inclusive OF
and underlying all the otherscleDces From time TO i0o
durinR the last five ten years the pubtc nave DteI
made aware through partial announcements or intima-
tions that Mr.. Andrews devoting himself TO az
OF scientific and phiosOpnc Investigations
which looked to the discovery of recondte ground
of unity between all the scences series OF articles
nv him aud by his coadlutor Edward b. Freland,
published IN The Continental Monthly three or four years
ago upon branches Of the subject attracted considerable
attention The New Science or that which IL cIaeu 20
be such Is denOninated tEIYERsOLOGf. one oi tho
branches the discovery s said To be the basis ot new
Scientific Universal Language, which, II y supposed wiz
be ultimately the vernacuar OF the world, Inc lecture
or entertainment OF last evening consisted manly OF
readings from the Introduction To the fuudHment ~
position Of the New Science, which we understand, S
now ia type and will be forthcoming at an carry
day as q bulky volume filled with diagrams ana
demonstrations The introduction In turn made up O
series OF papers special intrOducons by hYe or SIX
other masters than Mr. Andrews who have studled ana
more thoroughly mastered the new science ahd
the scientific discovery has already been the means
0f organizing The claim y certainly sufficiently extra
ordinary excite general attention. aud the writer's IN
question Il be confessed, the Impression OF De
lug men who unde rstand themselves and their SUBJECT
hat mere Introductory statement Is necessarily general
and for that reason IN sense vague The exact nature
aud scientific validity OF tins supposed discovery OF u
scientific principles could only be 1udgCd OF ittr
the thorough opportunity should nave been ganed
10 make the exhibit and ls to be hoped that the Ame
can Institute which has been established 10 render pre-
cisey this kind OF service To the community VIII not Ia
to get 10 the bottom OF this extraordinary claiIu
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
.NEW- YORK LEGISL1TCRE.

SENATE. ALBANY. April s, 1883.
Bills were passed-Amending the charter OF the
Hamilton Savings Bank and the Auburn Free SchoOl act
authorizing the Village OF Geneseo TO raise $4,000 10r tne
WadswOrh Normal School; amending the act relative 10
frauds in assessments for local improvements III new
York incorporating Alpine and Yonkers Ferry Com.
pany and the BiDghamton and Port Dickinson Railroad
Company authorizing the Black River and 81 Lawrence
Railroad Company 20 wood rail. Bllls were ordereu
to a third readmg-Incorporatng the Norklngwoinehs .
credit TO the Syracuse and Northern Railroad
relative 10 copying certain papers In the CIetk
office OF the Court of Common Pleas, New fork;
for the better protection Of public halls and pubic meet
tion OF New-YOrk: for the Improvement OF Park,aye
and Brooklyn Heights. Brooklyn; amending the NoIth
River Savings Bank charter: relative 10 the Police ana
Fire Departments In Syracuse. =
The Hell Gate Pilot bill was reported DacK fOr iile con
sideration OF the Senate
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Mr. FOLGER, In answer TO the resolution OF inquiry
reported as unanimous the opinion OF the Judiciary com
mtee that the office OF the Superintendent OF Public In
struction may be filed by joint ballot next tuesday
when the term of the incumbent VIII expire. .
Mr. MURPHY called up the resolution providing for
jont ballot next Tuesday for the election OF superlh
teDdent of Public Instruction. and II was adopted
Bills introduced fer the establishment OF a nne OF
coaches and vehicles In and through the Central PARK
New York; incorporating the Old Guard OF New-nork
authorizing the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company 10
take In the Northern Coal and Iron Company ana
the WIlkes Bridge Company; 20 reduce the ehl
grant head money at the port OF New York from '! %
e.; for the settlement OF adudlcated awards 10 te
soldiers az 1912. ~,
The bin approprlatng $4,000 for the repair OF the
Eastern Division Of the canal aud $1,000 for the repair
Of the State dam at Troy, was passed.
Mr. GENET introduced a bill constituting the con
troler Corporation Counsel aud Recorder OF New1Ork
board to confirm assessment liss. instead OF the Com
Council.