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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-11-26

' bszassssels a,.s,'!.n 81. 'ss'1'ss ssaiss,
I Observation-Disclosures Nasnask oslseasisAA l.
A discovery has been nad9l9 l9stgsi6'sei
ths fasaosG tiossiAy shssSs '1ssD sDsztE,Ns ~
owned by NJ. Robert Bonner, 81 aths NV
York Isds1, which 'ii dsSdpSd u tytiatss' % %
'it.le stir among. ne ,hqs,ss faneiaSc 81 Ih 81
'oounssy, and Let ~ saaao tns tahAthAnredifu
Of that helo6sas6dhosse .lsoQ ~ Hnmbles
sonian stock f8hefe Il NJ slways 6ses'
law.rdesi), and pfStcce Il 10 Ne Sssdit 81 ~,
Morrill, 4 stock, where y bsloegh y ,shoFf,
Dexter was raised IN Danville. Caledoaia
county, his sipe was, the old Hssnch Nor
rilr' hosse. and Ab daa tho 4 Doveor mage,
This, In bsief, h ths spsdlG Glts of' tbia wsDt
derfui horse, - the story Soes. ne psrs0n'
wSo hss made thtS discoveit y Oorheii6s
Russell. = man who came here from Rick
ford, Illinois, la.t year. ne mapner 81 81,
discovery, q VI, understaad Il was u this
wise: NJ. Rsisell became Impressed With
the similarity of Dexter 4 lhs loHi1 sipe.
and By considsrabls correspondence aa6lAe
Quisy, ~ tracsd This hosss hack -sson Nas
York - Chicago, from Chicsgo ~ Lower
Canada, thsnoeso Concord, n. H., end from
the lsster plsce 10 Nj: 'Bovee, now of Pas
sumsic, but who then lived in Danville. On
talking with IL" Boves, The Iatter nd he
-aised certain colt such yer, which wis
IN uncommon likely one, and brought him
: good price: This colt went TO- ConcQrd,
sGA H. 0~.e
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'oisa'e aiDCsSrtin ~ H3ssan. ,1a""!
St Whsn I was In Philadelphis / NV De
hsndaSdbms Colonel Mcclure, NV partner y
" It b. Mann, and Mephi,tdp dphilss u ~.
drew q. Curtin, 6tr Minister % kussa %
7told:ms that C6ftin was heartily tired Of "
spplaces, afsh0Sgh Ne lad not yet been raVV.
issentei q the Czaf.u raSked whit the maA
was weary of, and ascertsmsd that II ~
athc kck Of iSdsquate excitement In the Old
World fSr a,blooning Penuasy yivauia ponse.
.N4n " siUj aai@sSs n 20 yfFSaes2g IHISi HNj
90" Hes usick Of NJ y.id Mcclure. "Hs
~ tiFes u Il tbefors No got It, 81 Pst4s3.
sburgA is'hothinx to ti5e Governor compitta
win Hairisbd4g. Berlin 1sa one. .hosssp plSS1s
Vi bnkfUn6.osa e tsdi 9orsf bGa ;'o7ot
mo. i Ms sosryo toi'ber ths, bsans
Curtin has u besudful head, sud he h . pta.
'fsot Cossack with 1 Wrist pack. HeaAdb
sdiurtAeiisg' winSink wsys, aadis bslovsa
by,sverybody, end white Ne 10 sway his
daslhses has teen getting nasfisd't 'toA a.
tor q Bsllefonts. I anticipated That I'll ~
Curtin family would 60 - aRussia,I eslas1ss
ithe pfowassof or rnams and bsaaty, Mke u
lsns Aonou iad no odd trsck, sad 11allywih
sPossatt Car ell shs srailtoad saad oelnte
ftsnchiseE >. A. il iss thsss 10 nothing sGNb
fbm 70 send co)ouIl Mcclure toiAal tises ~.
,si6n ;ofsr asi Russia 10 . high tasia eoahsy,
~e 'nahje issna ~ PshuSyi apsalaciih
ithsss.-'f0ash'' in Chicago zs;DsnA, 3eoS.
s11tlk rfr~4SvfJA y csuUa eatf 70 efs4G9GT
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-11-26

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ahS,Ss:l. nov 1p,ositiSvsely ssseftea " Y,
etno3tinnKR o6es that {hii smlh' VIII Blow III
horn about the 1oth " DeecM6iaf, r soGviddssS2s
Fes.AAaiAH q; rinr1aisite' 'skereSa; III the
s0lAc Il 6uudess6od' y Asvs t6,a fisajul
-YSt'OA1 year ruporf aaeonssaet ~ fuS 61 afvr
,fgst of NJ ., isabs, yownsd byaASsrsssraAsa
tlKaN1 aTtGpN6psse seoth 1lsnsrao sR&ko1s
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hssh Akhttsuesaj pr ASsmc without fnmer
1his fscs swilln8 doubtSbth
shs syaSsl' spsis i4smedaldusausAhWoA
die 1alue and quanssty 4 tisdskih
'she long iiEglscts1isud mucAmla1sptsj>ueod
salvjemAast ~ Plids1 creek. .Tks'Otnnas
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'vsaheiak'eessa>aAsd, iiuaAstsao ySaaY'Ho
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TIE MarlEi&Of- vEcstusisstes.
Death cr tie Richest Nan in Bng'nnd-Ms
Tast Eslates and F'riheAy RetenSG1s r;

stcr. died In London on the 3Oth of Octo.
bcr. Early in the last century one Sir Rich
ard Grosvcnor married Miss Molly Davies,
the daughter Of q gentleman of much land
cd property in the county Of MiddIsssx,
and in few years, IN consequence Of the
tide Of fashion setting westward, found
that this same small landed estate was,
probably, for the size, destined to be pl-
most the most valuable In England. Il
now forms Grosvcnor Square and the i'd
jaccnt streets Eighty years ago, about the
time George III was making Improvements
at Buckingham House, now palace, which
had been purchased as Queen Charlotie's
dover house, the swampy ground t'stwesn
Hyde Park corner and the Thames was Of.
fercd for, els, ,ooo., He declined it, and It
was subsequently purchased BY the drbs'
vcnors. Nany years after 1t came into
their possession, . very cttcrprising builder
Mr.. Cubitt. pursuaded the great banking
house of Smith, Payne & Smiths to ad-
vance money Is Mn Tor Drainage and build.
ing purposes, and thua arose - Belgnvia," /"
which, when the leases fall In, win proba.
bly, ytcld The present Marquis of Westmin.
ster E400. coca year. Lord Westminster WAS
=. curious combination of generosity and
mcanness, and q hundred storiiSs iffe
current illustrative of both characteristics.
He leaves several children. The eldest,
known - Lord Gyesvenor.r now Marquis,
is remarkably popular man In hid coun.
Cheshire. The second. Lord Richard
:OsSstsaSf;5 trsvslIea isAtcasissv T. Sser d
two ago in this country; and it was Of him
the Western farmer knqulssd +wSsa Lord
Richard told him he lived on IN allowances
from his fsshes.n .n'd bdssnppSss 'sAstsa<a.
low should hurst up r. This wses,ns, yisy Of
the matter which had not occurred to the
young man. Its ocmputed that the new
Marquis will have On income of not lesa
than c500, ,0o0 Westminster House, Eaton
Hall, near Chester. u the great chow place
81 that part of England, and architecture
being TIE one expensive hobsy !ef Nj ~
noblemsn, untold sums were spent upou
the decosasson Of Shetns.AIk One q,
parsneatk saiAsol have 3a0 ooe szpsaded
s,pop y. Lloyd Wcstpipster took no Yery
active pArt Il polnlts HI ksait6 MA ISL
6een Ia . very peecastous staae. sns saIa;G,5
The Paris KsnsuekSaa 10 responsible fol
this snccdote -" General J. G. Brsckea.
eidgc and Huusphrey AssshaN hsd Grleas'
ant Meeting here lsst Wask. n jekingl -,
another, 0sweesl B. sold tiisfollpwj4g.vbicl
hits of Gspsrsl NssDhalliA ,iqpllnse si.e;
When General II heard dat Cenersl Peg
ram intended entesiag Npa1e Y Ai2&' ~
command, he felt q II his own preeaeysl
were bcing pQscAsd ppons aa4 esnt vssd -
Fegram that be must not cone Int tha1
psAss. eegusa. rlpHodAlnAhoU UaaseDorl
,ns' aud intended r egias. Kentackv q sosoi
Marshall sSclsRh Aafdg g6id he woul(
have y psss o.sr his 4.1Slix) dead body[
whcreupon Pegran fSspondsi thik 3oai
y too masa % sxpses snt ,At sf3lll li1 =, y J
nle husd ~ ,os3ses - IL ls~nvA1W01ll
'nn'di'salS, ,,sspl ykssli1Aj's ' ''SA'
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''ii w -. ~ Nv y. -. .... - -La ..'N. 3sbj
WEARING MotRHiNo.- - We long f6e The
day when this custcni shah become obsoaessI
II b unbecoming The truly aiaicted one. Tie
wearer says BY the black garn,ents: ~ Hive
lost . dear friend,dI am in deep AosTow."
But true giiief docs not wish to psaiss itseif
before the eye o. the stranger; asueii Hless
does Il assert ~ extent The stricken 6se
naturally goes spart from the world 70 pour
out the teass. Real alnlction aeeks privacy.
It's 10 respect u the departed friend 70 ~
W are In Sorrow. II We have reas grief Il
win be discovered When God li,s entered
4 household ID nthe awful eAssstsseu,est u
deathy yit b time fer seligious rAedstaeios and
cpaampn6on with God On fhsn part Of tle
sani~orGi How sadly cut q place, than,
are the milliner and dssssnsker; ;ths ,sryisg
On Of fdreases and ths. trimming Of bonpsts.
There 10 something peofspsiR exciting Tho
vanity Of = young gid BY fitting waist OF
tying on hat, when the corpse Of : father
10 lying in adjoining room. II . sscrsleyc
to drsg the widsw fsrth'fson her grief u
le Asted for gown or - select . yeil T II
10 often terribly oppressive " tae pooe. TIP
widow, left desolats. With half dozen it,
tic children, the family means alresdy, Re,
duced BY the long sickness Of the father,
must draw: on her seaaty purse to rEay fgr ;
new wxrdrube7 for hefseif and chiIdiesi.
throwing the soodly stock d GasiAcnts al
ready prepaasses "a. <keni che most liksay k6ows
not where she Is to get bread fosthSse kstle
ones. Truly may fsshiop be called . tyrsnt.
Nhea y rolls re Y'dow OF hsr ~ 49, dol!sr.
SrFely jour eoFrow!, ", Will not not Be Questioned,
eysn Il you should not eail IN the miilinef .
help display 4 rpo moi, ;in yopr ,s4pisaosn,,
help uphold : custom which VIM 1irn the
saictich q yoat poorer nSi Idfbf % deeper
poterty, atwell - sortow CsSss 111se ests
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shere Of The ~. shs dsiisa,s. il outdoor y or
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ss';t = s,,y!n % n;SS'S%s a;a1ss 81 enc 70
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3siisz{ ssi u Sf s'ss q j sisSbx
times, and then loose ito momentum ~
istdfaSt az seuns ;;,if y0ef Xold he lsAssad
SsdMci<St lenkth 81 iims ,sds eRees VIM
s. tebssssd: 9but 'ntot dutil I Sumesny
,xhfsh ol siaSss' '6at 1slajppsef u eoayisas w
ski9 tHs' sixitnshy d tt,o,iMpIe.ee tt,,iM w nst9
notsdd thlf tiis thread sidaPa a&&ust bs ,hstt VIM
a.isee6y Hand, 0othefxiss the vibrating ~.
tioh 1ouid - tounteqittsd. o. ~ AsEnAsit1
hour oYyhsI 'day u hight ne e1pesi i1sat &
made,nths eoinctdehey wilfpe ne 80 s- =:
EseAasSa 10 h''a 'a. 'ao1i .1Ho '' 'H's''' : !
Rs6Sissox . IL Ey.hs SHINING H. 3a' WI, !,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06
THE GOLD BILL.

An Act to Establish the Financial Trnns-
actions oil the state upon n Coin Basis.
The people Of the Stale Of Nerdda, repre-.
scatei IN Senate and assembly, do enact
as GoNorrs:
SECTION l. From and after the first
day Of January, A. D. 1869, all salaries,
imposts, fines, fees and dues Of whatso-
over description, whether State, county,
township or municipal, shall be payable
in United States gold and silver coin.
SIC. .. All taxes which may hereaf-
ter be levied, whether State, county or
municipal, shall be levied, assessed and
collected in Unitod States gold and sill
yer coin. .
SEC. 3. The State Treasurer, by and
with the advice and consent Of the
Board of Examiners ; and the Treas
urcrs Of the several counties, by and
with the advice and consent Of the
Board Of County Commissioners and
the T]rcasurcrs of municipalities, by and
with the advice and consent Of the
Board Of Aldermen or Board Of Trus-
tees, within the State, are hereby au-
thorized and required to convert
the legal tender paper currency
not required for the payment Of claims,
as provided in Section 4 Of this Act,
which now is or hereafter shall DO paid
into any fund in their respective treas
uries, into the United States gold and
silver coin.
SIC. 4. Nothing contained in this Act
shall be so construed as to affect any
claim against the State, or any county,
township or municipality, contracted
prior to the lst day Of January, A. d.
isG9, but all such claims shall be paid
in the legal tender paper currency OF
tho United States.
SEC. 3. All Acts oil parts of Acts in
auywisc conflicting with or repugnsnt
to any of the provisions Of this Act are
hereby repealed.
Approved February 9, 1869.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

MoEE OF THE VEro.-The Governors
veto of the Legislative Fund Bill has
awakened more excitement among Leg
islators and attaches than anything
not excepting the Senatorial fight-that
has occurred this winter. Fuel has
been added to the fire by the issuance
from the Second Judicial District Court
of a writ restraining Controller Parkiu-
son from issuing warrants provided for
in the Act in question. The cause
arising under this writ is set for the
18th iust.-an unnecessarily distant
time, it would seem, in view Of the adj
vNnced stage of Legislative proceedings
the comparatively short time allotted
for the Legislature to sit. If this mat
ter is not to be made Of the character
Of sharp game in which maneuvering
and not the merits of the case is to pre-
vail, one would think that it had better
be settled in the ,hortes, possible space
Of time.-Cdrson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

CONGRESSMAN FIrcu.-Wc received n
letter this morning from our new Con-
gresham, Hon. Thomas Fitch, under
date of Washington, January 2lSt. Mr..
Fitch had just arrived at the National
Capitol q few days previous to writing,
and was enjoying good health. lie
says: 1T is expected that the March
session of the list Congress will be
short, not over q month or two /; per-
haps not so long" We are pleased to
hear that our new Representative is n,
Washington, getting acquainted with
public men, and preparing to enter
upon his duties as the only Representa-
tive from the State of Ncyada-for Ser.
ators represent the sovereignty of n
commonwealth, while q Congressman
represents the People. At present this
State has only one Reprcscntative-and
much is expected Of him-but if the
mineral wealth of Nevada continues TO
DO developed rs it has been for the las,
few years, it will not be long before VIC
shall have two or more members in the
lower House of Congress. Mr.. Fitch
has n chance now, if he never had it be-
fore, of bccoming a great man from the
Pacific coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06
FROM OREGON.

JACKSONVILLE, Oregon, February b.
Two deaths from smallpox occurred
here yesterday. One Of them WAS Dis
trict Attorney W. G.. T'Vnult, well
known rs one OF the pioneers of Oregon,
and oncc Speaker of the Assembly. No
new cases have shown themselves for
several dnys-and only four cases arc
now under treatment in this county.
Since tho mencem of the epidemic
there have been sixty-iive cases, eighteen
proving fatal. All except four are now
convalesccnt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06
NEW TO-DAY.
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry ,

tpIeu 'Ooiu "ctuiS
Which has all tho appearance OF FINE GOLD,
and Is very handsome.
Prices Of Mems Watches, Hunting Cnscs.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. ........$ s
Beautiful engraved casc, anchor lover Is 90
Beautiful oclngon.shape case, ilno finish. 10 90
Heavy American style. ...... ........... Is 90
Onc.half size, engraved ca'u............. 10 w
Beautiful atcm windcrs, nico sizo Watch. 20 00
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. ....................$ 500
Beautiful engraved Gaze, anchor lever. 10 10
Extra fine, engraved and onamclcd, very
nanusOn6 I'd w
Chains.
81 different styles Of Vest Chains, very
handsome, each.....................$ 400
"a different styles long Neck Chains, for
Lconiain Chains, to fasien with brcastpin. 90
sleeve Buttons. .
"A different styles, plain, black, cnamclcd,
engraved and with coral, por pair. 81 to-
Shirt Studs, per sctt. 400
Beautiful setts, Pin and Ear Rings, enam'
elcd, with and without coral ........ 500
Childrcn's sets, Pin and Ear Rings, en-
graved, enamelcd, with and without
VIC have Ladies' Watches, very beautiful,
In IS carat gold cases, warranted :. .35'to 90
Genuine Scotch Pebble" Spcctaclcs, to
suit all sights, In fine steel frames. 100
Also q good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Spectacles. We deal largely in the finest GOLD
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, at
about onc-third less than tho usunl rates. To
select, send for q price list.
We can send any Of tho above goods by Ex-
press, to be paid for on delivery;
G.. z. COLLINS l. CO.,
Coz Montgomery street, San Francisco.
fcUrSm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

The following, though chiefly of in
,crest to the eastward, will be rclished
here {: 1t is the Boston Post which de-
clares that New York has become so
wicked that they have been obliged to
widen He'll Gate. The Post may be
RICH, in its inference, because the OBJ
ject of its widening is to make broader
the road to Boston. "-New York Times.
THAT'S all right; through Purgatory
TO Paradise. "-Boston Post.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06
A Man Shot Dcnd ut Truckce.
FROM ~sACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, February CO r. NJ
In the County Court, yesterday, Judge
Clark sentenced All Chez. convicted Of
grand larceny, to four yenrs in the State
Prison; Thos. Smith, convicted Of bur-
glary, two ysars - defendant having
pleaded guilty on n second indictment
for burglary, received therefor sentence
of ono yenr's confinement.
Coroner Counts held an inquest yes
terday morning OH the body of George
W. Houscley, II tinsmith, who arrived
in this city n week ago, from Vallejo.
The jury returned q verdict that de-
ceased died from a diseased condition
of the heart,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

TooTHAcuE.-Thc White Pine Ners
says that region stands sorely in want
Of q dentist. Tootbachc is said to pre-
vail to a great extent among the people.
Visitors to White Pine, who have re-
turned, report the "Irish toOthache "
rs also being very prevalent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

TuE body snatchiug excitement in St.
Louis continues. There are sixty bodies
missing from the cemetery in which the
dead paupers and others who die in the
City Hospital are inferred, and all these
have been taken since the beginning of
November. The opinion is that they
have been exported for the use Of
medical colleges in various parts OF the
country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

OScE in ten days descriptive lists OF
deserters from the army are sent from
general recruiting Office in New FORK to
the principal cities in tho country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

A CONTEMPORARY thinks it looks like
good old times te have Henry A. Wise
again busy in writing long letters on
the Constitution and State rights.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

A ~rrcxpocEEr in New Orleans stole u
portemonuaic containing q few dollars
from n lady's pocket, and by accident
dropped in its place a valuable diamond
ring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

The London Telegraph contains a let
ter the writer of which complains OF
=. your couccited contemporary, the PSH
Nall Gazette
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

IL New York they are convictiug of
perjury persons who swear to false ani.
davits in order to get Internal Revenue
officers into trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

One Of tho religious journals speaks
of a church which pays $4,000 a year
while its charity contributions do not
exceed 500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

Is Orange County, New York, a bear
has run away with n trap most o
%nicntly attached to his leg, and all the
inhabitants nre hunting for him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

\ MEETING of cx-oAicers Of the navy
who served in the Western hotilla, 10
form an association, ia called Mt Cairo
the 18th of February,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06
Day.
rRou THE GOVERNOR.
REPORTS.

FROM THE GOVERNOR.
A message, s~ignifying his approval of
"An Act to provide for carrying on the
financial transactions Of Lyon County
on q cash basis, and to provide for the
payment Of the Indebtedness thereof"
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Burlingsmo-An Act to pro-
vide for tho education Of the deaf, dumb
and blind tn the State.
By Mr.. Gray-An Act to restrict gam
ing. Licenses gaming. II is Substan-
TALLY a copy of the bill vetoed by the
Governor ut tho last session..
vETo-No. l..
The Governors Private Secretary
submitted q message, returning tho bill
creating Legislative funds, with his OBJ
jcctions thereto at length.
Mr.. Corbett moved to make tho mes.
sage the special order for next Monday.
Lost.
Mr.. Hillyer favored the passage of the
bill over the objections, and gave his
reasons therefor. The two main points
Of objection contained in the message
were, first, the inexpediency, and
second, the constitutionality. He said
that tho Legislature was the sole md
competent judges as to the oxpediency
of their own acts, and that the Governor
had exceeded tho limit Of his veto
power. Tho Constitutional objections
were of O very narrow and contracted
character there RAJ NJ liberal con-
struction shown, but on tho contrary
the Constitution had been construed by
the Governor rs only a primer should
be. The Governor would have all the
claims Of the Legislature acted upon by
a Board of State Examiners composed
of three persons, Of which he was one.
He thought that the 60 members Of the
Legislature were as competent to net
honestly and justly on their OWL ex-
penses as the Board Of Examiners. The
Legislature was the true Interpreter of
the intention of the trainers of the Con-
stitution, and next only to the Supreme
Court. lie regarded the objections OF
the Governor as the merest technicali-
ties, and should vote for the bill TO
pass.
The bill passed by a vote of 50 to /.
Mr.. Cleveland voted in tho negative.
Absent-Messrs. Lammon, Waller
and Woodwork.
Mr.. Doolin offered the following,
which was unanimously adopted, that
the House adjourn to attend the funeral
of William A. Waller, brother of Hon.
A. B. Waller, Of Churchill County.
Adjourned till Monday next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-06

A REPUBLICAN paper, TO be called the
Daily Commercial, will soon be started
in Louisville, Kentucky, with Il capital
Of 500, 900.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

OSE person in every twenty of the
population of England is n paupcr.
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G.. b. ZABRlSKIE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED BY DIR. GAS
~ ton, over tho Bank Exchange, Main street,
Gold Hill. where he can always be found, day
or night, when not professionally engaged.