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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03
NE ELKO INDEPENDENI.
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d.zAEirt E-urs CuI,lr.- s.a-I,.s ftns II. Gr-
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Crnh i.ouraazy ii,ls tiI--s 1,lis=z vsS u EaIrcils
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r-hI-t II s;a-.- at hAs INV t-ai u IL
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tnis riz-s II ILhuIz 81 W==i-x, Enf i.s I1Hy ~
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INN IN Aunry lI=sss 1nH mae alsC no. q,
IA. IuuIa ttlt hEiIrui= ILuE lnn-iEuns n sAzt
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<ns Omitted SGE1-< EIuvsumsrr-- lie u u1.. u
IN b=Ei snrInss-s liz IL rns- hnIrs EuC
II publishing ns ulAp hs zz-E=s lIG-zIculZ-
pans II mas Ky dXs-IEt snUu . mit=S
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We have HAc nc-z.EIur mms -nEi nucs II
nu-IsS -ns u-IslLnif cnE-a=EE uE Ehs u.s.
patches INN Comma Thar seems Il l. A
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rhuns- EItnnu; tns ahEnIssz IesE-r fur tz-Iz
Tns dtsr1zIcI TsfsI7c u = uIlt nt tIst AEtsszs
hrr: " nisanE raDss AAC--EI1., sIpscIulaIls az
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

a 5uoD DL-E VuH-SomsnS.E5y II uu5
viii IL Indignant; lstIs- II the Vlzis T'iut
EsvK written fTun Treasure HiI. dHuEnIiInr
II Enuv v-hs: amount u uuusy Yrs Rrrrrpll-,-
Ete6 II fhIs l-=nInEs w tbs IlsTrublzzEI S;lli.
Gsus-Il COMMITTEES, n V-hun I; WIS unfinished
End v.hR fsr4ms ~ r. rs charges ina
E1ns uIs UT: rum S6RO n 3 7BU and ttI;
mn unf hhE nj Gnt none EnE used guG tiIKs
somebody MADE - Els ary vu-E '
Questions u EhR; EIu5 hEvt t,.-sr head II
ElEu mn We have heard III Tsu'v- Eumu-
inserts tina tvu u tn-ef thousand dnlia-N. IL;
least ehu,s II tins suvI ios pulftiesl 1ru-TDses
E1It vsIE IIItu tht hands nf HisI supposed IL
- rHpHnis m making JudIriuuf dIss-iuutiur.
The EzIrscIso Jesuh uGi HIII,eR-tn1 il mas
basr cnETreL here. "a vol Rs II White IT1,s
tnHi 's0ntssgnU MAGE . good asz.1s vu-E
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

LE-rTr-EC EEAsUK Did s-iaut Butla.
ut tns LlEr CHRONICLE IL particularly ruiHr--u-
mat IL ElvHyt Rang viii ihs mIuu-isv -.
has berI III ths losing EIdt I'm . lU1ir tIuis
BE endured Dsmuc-T;Ir HtmIIIisrrHsinr ~
inoh AFFAIR." II 1dEnr IN. HbUui siz vsRr1 HIii
injured uitsuEcssstuliy u uUTvInrs iht lpeuIIi.
~ thf downward patt mn; ht WIS finally
compelled a. RcisnDv.lEdgt thR; fbry vsrrs t,t.
vnnu tauIrtI TsnamUtun and n nrda- r. IL
gmunr ms political brethren vngrf HffuI-g
vr7t conducted Efta- tfis Radical fnaiinf b,
migrated a. N"vatif amt ipcats6 o. T,lFu T'r.
tu-tUnGts TUn Within 81 months afte- bIs
E7-IrB., nevada gDcs DamUrTtT;Tr fu- tfr firsr
time sIncs ttE admission a. a S!nts W. EvJJ.-
IrttirIzs S-Tft nm, and II he 10 determined a.
truva. unit lac tuds county, v'hs-f hs cal
ssisiy res= uudar IsAdIrii -ui, In the l..lhIIa.
o. his ngys. We aTs gfTHI6 lac will nn EtuT tfis
sue ~ MhHsarnusstfs - HpiS E~rrs
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

WHE- KHuC1 IzDE CUur-.-HhE; Il tiis
1nasser win tht Lynn COUNTY ufflciHls: The
sssnfufs rIvt tht Commissioners tsr fEvs within
winch 10 mike W ths -sru-ns. II is nov
<h-ss weeks slnnt the slsnsiun, and ysi tbs
Carson Appeal ms Tscaivsd nj intelhgnurs
trun thRz nanuSy- Finally fhs Euts-Jl-iss
publishes some figures pu-I'o-ting It relIresaII;
TIM; nuusIty WIN, fui thgTt ssnms 70 IL nothing
nfhniAl. Lyon is Small rUDIry-pnIls light
vita and n within east COmniuuicntiur with
fbt naJIits4. There - sxrns. ir tins daiEv
il hsEIns 70 vsEr susInmIus EJg,agTHnr1 is
the-t n cal IL IhH1 meHl tub2" Arf those
who E-t controlling tht returns Whiting 70 as
Certain huv mary mnrt vuIas na-;Alu BBpIIfii-
can candidates require E.sitbs1 the ufhGinlt
of thai county E-t grossly neciIgani ~ thfy
are putting NJ JUb" the STATE Bob .
fpnl md o EnRvs need Watching
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

The LEia-Ir-lse n nniu-lTussy InsU-rsc- ant
uIztA11 Il IL genera =siInlEIss- 1ts c1u1st
sIrIrs ths election has pu1 justified RrIy unt II
placing muct euutdsnrs II -TTE fEu-sE On
7a=SdEy L boldly Rsas-s=6 <hAt WIn=f hAt
kseen elsrts6 T1sAsurs-. although L mus bs=t
6Dvn, Rs s=s-y nIs II ths SsAIt EnsE, fhIr
SchB0lIng hAt InH9n-iiiss II NINE counties on
nj fht thI-1ssr counties n stls EStats The TO-
lowing dEy L admitted Schooling eisctin1 fry
5lf mnlu-ity. Suut wiz assertions IufiIrzii.
8Fk HkBan rasI'JnHinilIry nut crsditabls IL
en-, us ss,,.,rv. n y.T,pfy h-IAr the paTsar inir
IF-lasgs tn I<E-tlef WIN nIuy
surrnsHC bsrrs- Irrfu-un-
TIL TsIIEsdnd rIrrit1htv To ss1sfs frMdd +-Tr
\. &c 80 Tsr ngut n tht Dsmuc-Afif msjn-l-
q, i.s,-rveI AnCvs and II IeCIucz EhRz RuInI1,
runat5m the EsTuDiIcaEI impurities
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

FIo"-Tb. Ey Rsc.rd II H0r. Zsci hAs
ths fa1ysing=
Srxe-ll sAjes tS --Ei es-n.. have beer mate
Oh Meadow VEEsy s-re4 ms lnkz Ssek, =:
VET fE,- pclo=a- P-Uy,e-y 10 iuFrvrirg .e-!
-E-ndy ID -lAa s-xee<- and numtrsE IT Dsv
buildings lie berug s-s--sd ErDUns winch We
mrI rssraur HE-ser b-o-' b lE-gs tr-Iil:r-s
s-1r-, IN Fisk's chop h1ass-
snsz ~ We e - pres -. lean LA; .sE-,-
Eser yHE fnI-na asAa md ms Wagon LS1u;
i've u-ii=s fu--r tils ctF- PE-arriE-T nsu
vt--L-
z = 5uflsr E-lvsd her u Tuesday l1st
t-uu EErIifIon- Be pIrup0sss trz-srzng Que
ont u -ns -vD NILS owned ~ hrn n E-t.;is
Pine One Of TIE ELins "a IL rsssy fur s,,J-
ping. ns~er tErznE Sssr Y use
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

ATrAcE On TEy SzAs.-T'ht stage from Bat
tls mountain ~ Austin vRs attacked On Bup-
dsy night fr fnu, mon E-msa with si,u guns
Tbsy secured HcvrI iH-x Us huIhuu and Walls.
Fe-po a Co.'s treasure huz The trail nf the
hiGhwSymsu wRs subsequently, followed and
two at fht bArs found n tlsf rnHd vbs-t sbrv
bad accidentally drnjT'ed by Shs fr-shkins ~
che hSy Tsg,s winch btld Shum. The nuirh1tts
81 che boa we've ~ bttls vhlut and v-art FUND
uDdiEtu-bea rs thf robbers, hEviue i,eer
tSrssksn nJ.un rrnf tbs road, ind ltrft The
es'rsn bars az hnllirsr vtTt FalBed 81 So T7S
A rewHrd ~ - 'na u hfa-sd i'm thr r-rrvr-y
"a tbf lsrs.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

Tn 5ur- TnDE- Frics PASSED through Ems
E'lA>s fer arys AZ III fas VIZ - Washing
I'M Through misrepresentation E16 tG-e-
tE,sd iyzrG. ~ h4-.ci ut political scJun3-tiK.
HI. F---t VII hstsE=s5 ~ LIT lEts sisc.iur tyy
a sraHn maturity II ii probability. ID.
uHr-iAl sDuIE IuEs ys- el4cz Kim y E,us-1u.:-
u i.spsS--
The s.iu-r. FUN winch Ens ktJ-Tt s-lEnE.sF
uurn1 II T-usscz i HCEsIiss c-Iscis-r- ". vii
un'y AZ ID SuE E--Iris thE1 s--inuE u ne
n-zE ss-rIsrc- Ind tIs-t kAE MT dung the
Ais pniITIr11 rHrrHsS Teen L rsn-t IIt>1IsL fu-
Giic t4.-s-tl-sc hlsst,uoe u-s.rso t,T Ery nsvrE-
pasIre- = lie SsE-1s uf SsvhaE nm even ~ rnt
IsClsle-, Enb ~ -sTEutEaut STANDS ~ nlEt II
N. EDs u uDr1-lls5 flr tsE-1tc ~ Ery pG;-= LIE:
VT EnuE n-E-uC C-zscS4c
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

Tn Euta-p-ist asks. 81. the I.r~unus Re-
formers Grf i.aruhlisEns ~ heHr. WI, ir Lbry
NOS a1vuca1' thni' returns v-itnII shf 1,M-e, 7'
Perhaps Secretary Goa ruul5 gfFwo- ~ shf
Enta-Ir-i-s > satisfaction. I'srhRTs Civil Sa-.
vins 1nuufsF could
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

TBT smGBp Is sln6 ar bs JTpvRlaui nj
TmstiliE ths CnluutIiH rive. Hr6 mary uF
hs inhabitants Rrt lcEviIIe sils tDvI II nuuze-
guenrs. The iii-sas. if aisu M tht innrsas.
a; Saleui. Dragon. Physicians disagree ar r..
its character. il seems r. he sImiiRr a. tbs
Asisi'r disease winch prevailed IL CRiIiu-uih
tvr ysHrs Rpn
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

PEvE-T SXCEIzAEr.-kI itsE. nas ip-sr rf-
ing the ruuuhs N ihf Fl-ess stating ana; iudFt
Tiifn-6 had f'sss ETg'uiutad G,-77Hrs S,soratE--
fs GIuya-nT- BRADLEY. Tins Is mistake.
William Se-TlErd. fnrms-fy ~ stnri=tuI. Cal.
has been KIEmIuts6 70 tbs position. lie Is
iSv-vG- by profession. hui has i,ear engaged
II n:bH- pursuits In EDms trus II tins state
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

Az EscAIT.-Ah fune End At Ting, tvr
ChjnEIDan un6ec ssbtsnrs fn- murder Bil
Iittls End - MAr1 FIN cstas stsaiiiig
lrUks iHil. Is; Tuiurviiis las sunday. uassinr
bnis tnrruri she val. The Chr nan " art
-ecs1;uved, tut Little and Nor ~ sFii ~
large.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

TIM Ntr~un correspondents az .ho Banr
G7eSesisi SsErs. ''DwinC o. IN. WIN ~ funds
II .i'o Treasury, a.. C,.7s.uaugh has ttar Ur-
uh,s 20 puF Dis hauds consequently vu.a M
ths Capitol stopped yesicrdsy "
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03
FURNITURE FOR SALE I

TN pTENJ-i'Ef AM THINGS Dg 1HE ngyNN
a SiIAN IsDtD4NC Wp.SI 49, nff-rd &c AZ a.
lnu hFt--S Eip's' ~ tbs T-rmi.rs
NEs, y. u UANNpvII
IruitI.rCiA' st~rnt
I'm Nov - IE-a s3a.W
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03

THr Bcveine Acknowledge the ret-giIr ri
81 ann trup EIl,o rouit;y m sira Debt TN. Ir,,r
this county Us fhc diyisiur a. Ialilln.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03
Delinquent Taxes.
FIJI 90 Erva,-- curJ-- 1E

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Eru-1uE ssiF-TI-L Tia. ETE - lETI
tn al V-HlA L EAE DIECE1gE- u. Z E-s-s1
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--zs - N-Tzt1 fus sIil--E
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Limit --u-sSI-u-. lz-trI-ll ~ h-zsise-
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"a vi issilE-s M II o. Ibs5cEit--- 1ETC
vi - t.ls ltzsr-Iz ErrI-ls.- f1-
IL r1la--.Iul "a EzzzA
= EAEFuLH. C1ElII=s E=-oru1r
q Al LS-Ial=lr GuEII-s AHciI1-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03
IL Et--im

The Eurs-Tr-lse n W=nn=sits- fu-nlsh=s tns
following fIgur=f rs Is1- ~ We hBSf n=aI
Hhif u niI.GII then S-nn ttls Ezsvs-s euuui,s -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03
I'u-rIS nH naars-s-s tia sun "a
$4,000 IN GOLD COIN
l57S Prizes, AMOUNTING 70 si5B. 600

NH 1~~A-t@a- AhNAh -4A5 10 Hl1b-UNN
EfEt GIfu vii - GvE-tisG II s p-r-is-ilr Etuit8-
usElIIse uis tuI-,rrT given n RAJ prEacszou q
ait a! Eiss As1asntiss 1iUrz-y
TIE DRIVING vii ~ undnc tiit IIszsszsgrfarf ~ &
.lkAN ~ frrEingTt5 tifF iuart a. --Jtst--s thF
suSrt n tf-s=s N=isvv 3 ? DORIS X Eelirn --ust-F
q HeEI-E Chie' EuriIrss- Fi-s ITrrA-surenE.
sne gAGislEE ENGLISH, E5.ETIN PnI.I En6 lar
IL GI4A.IlSs> l. tElaI a. the st-plasi Asylum a.
G7az TaIlct
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-12-03
IMPORTANT
TAKE NOTICE

4 -. AC7DTr-Ts sEr E0TEx UNSETTLED on
the Ii NJ ISpuz5 ISL vii b plT int et hAnn. ri
m, Asto-nsvs far soIt-s-,ion.
y HJSlGsBEREEK Again n.
/. lIvIEasTDS.
taish i''r-uli-1r Ia lsTb. dSln
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-04
VETO OF SENATE BILL NO. 81

We desire to direct the attention of our
readers tie the Veto Message eff Governor
Grover. to be found elsewhere. in relation
to the Bill increasing the salaries of Cir
cult Judges from $4,000 to $1,000 per
year. While We earnestly believe that
the present compensation cf our Judges
Is entirely too small, considering their
multifarious duties both on their respec-
tive Circuits and upon the Supreme
Bench. yet we believe that the only le-
gitImate way to increase their salaries is
by submission of the proposition to the
people at the. polls, in the shape of an
amendment TO the Constitution. The
Executives objections to this bill are Ger.
talnly well founded, and have surely only
resulted from an honest and praiseworthy
motive to stand by and defend the fuuda.
mental Law of our proud young common.
wealth in conformity with his solemn
oath.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-04
SHIPPING GRAIN m BULK.

The following article. which we gican
from the Oregonian of last Tuesday, will
be OF interest to our grain-growing read
,ers:
"we are glad to learn that few of the leading
citizens OF Oregon have turned their attention 70
the subject OF shipping grain from this State in
ouik Perhaps an elevator will be ere, ted for this
purpose during next year. The experiment ha.
not yet been fully made. An idea prevails that
as vsseis going hence to New York or to Europe
twice through the tropics. grain in bulk would
oecsme heated and spoil. The eley ator built two
years ago at Vallejo. has never yet loaded n res
sci for that reason, and has only been used to IA
reilita'e the loading with grain sacks, but Mr..
Friedlander, the Grain King of the Coast has
purchased it, and we understand that he intends
60 test at his own expense the feasibility of sho-
ping in bulk to Europe. The experiment which
he shall make will be looked forward to with in
terest by every farmer on TIE coast. The sacks
necessary :or shipping the cargoes af the Lowed
and Alpha from this port lately would alone be
fair profit upon the wheat go exported, and it Is
serious burden to the farmers, who. when the
proper method of calculating is applied are the
ones compelled to suffer most from the expen.o 20 of
sscking. It is total loss. With he introduction
Of elevators will come the manner of dealing in
grain in the Eastern States. There the railroad
companies loan sacks to farmers to transport their
wheat crops to the place of milling expectation.
Ii the grain is for export tits loaded in bulk from
elevators into a series of bins fitted in the hull of
the ship, and it is said that the lumber of which
Ahe bins are made sells in d foreign market Mt \
proft upon the entire cost Of the bins in the frst
place. 1t seems that the bins in ship loading in
possibility of losses, and of those who be-
sieEe that the experiments about to be made in
the bulk mode of shipping grain, will prove the
success Of the plan"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-11-04
STATE NEWS.

Jerry Lucky of Eugene, went crazy
last week
Judge Stou. is lying very i'll At his
house inPortland.
A ten year old hero of Oregon City
killed bear last week.
The tax on Multnomah property for
the current year is 1S!mills.
Five attempts have been made to burn
block Of buildings in Salem within the
past week.
Two hundred and sixty.scven cases
have been filed for the approaching term
of Curcuit Court for the Portland Dis
trict.
The Jacksonville Ners was last week
sold at Sheriff's Sale. to Judge Shiplcy,
and its publication is suspended for the
present.
Senators Corbitt and Williams have
gone back to Washington. The latter
returns to that city for the last time as q
Senator from Oregon.
TIE skeleton" aud "bearded woman"
who used to travel and exibit themselves
as show, are now living quietly at their
home in Coast Fork precinct, Lane couu
ty.
Last week burglars robbed the jewelry
store of Mr.. Menser, at Jacksonville, of
goods to the amount of $1,000. The
thieves were arrested and now await
trial.
VIM. Tomlinson, lad whose father is
merchant at Philometh. Benton county,
accidentally shot himself in tlfe abdomen
with gun last week, and died in few
hours.
Mrs. Mary O'Reilly, last week got S3,-
900 damages against the Overland Circus
Com pany in the Clackamas District Court,
for broken leg by the falling Of tho
seats. ff
Polk county this year has $1,355,479
assessable property,-advance of $685.
OH from last year. The tax of that
county this year is Is mills, decrease
from last year of 2a mills.
&C. Hadley was shot and killed in
Eugene City last wednesday, by D. c..
Felch. An old grudge existed between
the parties, and deceased had threatened
to kill Felch several times. A prelimi-
nary examination was held and Felch
was discharged on tho ground that the
threats Of Hadlcy had made the act one
Of seIf-defcnse.
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ELECTIONS NEXT TUESDAY.


On Tuesday. November 8, the follow
ing States will hold general elections :
Delaware, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virgin.
Ia, Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Kansas,
Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Massa.
,chusetts. Missouri, New jersey Nevada
New York and Wisconsin. The aggre-
gate number of Congressman to,be chosen
from these States is 81. In Nevada the
people will also vote upon the proposed
amendments to the State Constitution,
striking the words "male" and "white"
therefrom. The contest in that State is
viewed with great interest by the Democ-
racy Of California and Oregon. and it is
hoped that she will be also gathered to
the Democratic fold and thus make our
little Pacific Republic" unit upon po-
litical questions. The campaign between
the parties is very spirited and accrimoni-
Gus, and the Democracy seem determined
to win the victory. Our prayers arc with
them.
In Massachusetts,, Alabama and Flori.
ida, niggers and Yankees are about all
who are permitted to vote, and of course
those States will give their usual Radical
majorities, though in Alabama the mig
gers as SO disguised with two of their
'carpet-bag candidates for Congress that
they threaten to vote for their Democrats
opponents, in which event the latter will
be elected.
In the Northern States which hold elec-
tions next Tuesday the negroes vote for
the first time, aud the Radicals base their
hopes of success in the contest upon tha,
fact; but the elections which have thus
far been held under the operations of the
10Th Amendment certainly do not justify
such expectations.
We shall probably be able to chronicle
Democratic victories next week in the
States of New York, New Jersey, Della
ware, Kentucky, Maryland, Tennessee
and Illinois, with Democratic gains in
nearly all the other States
If We do not obtain any definite tidings
from the elections by Thursday evening,
we shall not go to press next week until
Friday or Saturday. so as he enabled to
give our readers the general result so far
can be obtained as soon as other papers.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
LAST DAf-WEpSgsDAY, Dot. 20.
SENATE


Following House Bills passed; bill to fx
tho salaries of County judge and Treasurer Of
Umatilla county, bill relative TO oysters; o
bill to relieve Douglas county; bill to reap
portion representation In certain counties bill
relating 10 education Of deaf mutes; n bill re-
lating TO roads, n bill to keep U. s. prisoners In
Peniteptiary bill to askess bank deposits q
bill relating to quarantine at Columbia river and
Coos Bay.
Committee on Printing reported that the work
done for the several sessions past, and fnr dur
Ing tho present one, has been fraud on the State
aud should have been done ut much less expense.
The report was adop ted.
s.. J. Il. 80, rejecting tho Fifteenth Amendment
to the Constitution of tho United states, passed
by party vote.
II. J. II. 80. authorizing tho Governor to Gil
vacancies In Offices not filed by the Legislature,
passed.
The general appropriation bill passed.
A lot Of House Bills were disposed Of by indsf.
mite postponefncnt.
Senator Burch, Of Polk, was. elected Commits.
sioner Of Peuitcntiary Affairs.
4. j. II. SO, was introduced by Mr.. Treyitt
which defines the powers Of the General Govern.
ment. State rig hts. &C., and dcpounces copstitu-
tionai Amendments and tho Radical party
Adopted.
At 10 o'sleek p. w., after passing resolutions o
thanks to the officers Of the Senate, that body
| adjourned Siae die.
HOUSE.
Following House Bills passed A bill relating
| to roads; n bill 10 regulate ENCLOSURES; bill re-
| latng to ineorperatiors; n bill to tax bank dc
| posts . bill relating 20 ferries and bridges.
Following Senate Bills pissed: bill to Great,
| Office Of Supreme Court Reporter. with compsn
| satiop at $500 bill providing clerical aid fol
Secretary Of State Mt 5000 per annum; a bill u
| give Govcrnor's Private Secretary 81 200 pei
| nnnum n bill 10 drain lands in Marion county
| u bill relating to qualification OF voters; 4 bill
| relating % oysters; u bill relating TO printin:
laws In Official newspapers; bill TO Incorporate
| Jefferson: n bill for relief of Wasco county;
bill relating To mining claims and water rights
| bill to amend Salem charter.
fiousc adopted the S. J. II. 80, rejecting 'th
| I5t, Amendment Ia the Constitution.
| A resolution of thanks to Mr.. Speaker, officer
and reporters. was adapted, and 10 response. Nr
| Speaker. lion. Ben. Hay den. made few appro
| PIRATE remarks and announced the fact that th
House sto"d adjourned si"e die.
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Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY EvEsixG. Oct 25. 1870.
Council met. Roll called. Present: Council
men Gradwohl, Meyer. liil aud Comley.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved
Committee ~ purchase lot, if deemed adrisa
bic, reported that tsey had bought lot in siocl
i6, Tor $500, one-half cash down and the rest In
six months, which was, motion, received and
committee discharged.
Committee to appoint a,watchmau reported the
appointment of 0rrin Rubarts. at $50 per month
On motion it ordered that the city sell the
property First street to n. :. Du Bnis for the
sum of 81 400. $500 cash down and the rest By
the FIRST day of juno, at 10 per cont. interest
and committee of three, was appointed to trans
fer the property. receive the proceeds and pay
the into the city treasury, and to receive
the deed and pay for lot in block l6.
1t being in order TO aproist councilman tn fill
the vacancy cccasioned by the removal Of Chas
Riley. Mr. T. N. Westfall was duly appointed
which was declared void by the Mayor on the
ground that he was u city contractor. tSec City
Charter, Sec. l3.)
On motion adjourned to meet tomorrow even
ing. A. n. ARNOLD, Recorder.