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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-22
NnWEtLANRous

REPUBLIckN STOREY o0UG.
TY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
r MERTltGsi OF rHE UNION
n Republican Sto.:ey County Central Com
mittec, held at Virginia City, August 18th, 1870
Resolved, That a County Convention of til,
Uni !. Republican yg,lsInIs party Of Of Story S6S cGqntE SI ;,
THIRD DAP OF ocfoBER, 4. D. 1910, at i:
n. to nominate candidates for the following
Two Senators and Twelve Assemblymcn,
District Judge,
County Clerk,
District Attorney,
County Treasurer,
County Recorder,
County Assessor,
Public Administrator,
Superintendent Of Public Schools,
County Commissioners,
Justices Of the Peace and Constables.
Il was further
Reslred, That the primary election for Dele.
gates to the State and County Conventions be
on the FOURTEENTH day Of September, i.
D. 1870, the polls to open at 10 O'Clock A. \. and
to close at haf.past 6 Z. =.
Resolved, That the Union Republican electors
shall vote direct at the primary election for
County Convention, and to that end, at the polls
of each precinct, two ballot boxes shall be used,
one for State Delegate tickets, the other for
County Delegate tickets. That the tickets be
headed "FOr State Delegates" F County
Delegates" as the case may be. and to DO depos-
tied in the appropriate box. II any ballot con-
tains more names for Delegates than tho pre-
cinct IL entitled to for State or County, the same
shall not be counted.
RssRred, That the primary election shall DO
held under the supervision OF tho several Ward
or Precinct Clubs, and the members OF me Union
Republican party are requested to Immediately
reoganiZc the samc.
RssHred, That q voter at the Union Repnbll.
can primaries shall possess the following quail.
iications: lie shall be q citizen or the United
States and Of the Statcof Nevada; he shall at
the time OF voting at the primaries BIO q qualified
%clector, and registered voter Of tho precinct in
which he offers to vote; he shall have voted tho
Union Republican ticket, State and National, at
the general election In November, A. D. 1868, or
would have done so had II been possible to
vote; he shall solemnly pledge himself TO vote
for the nominees OF the Union Republican party
at the general election In November, A. D: 1870,
and shall be q member Of the Union Republican
Club of his Ward or precinct.
Delegates to the State Convention arc appor-
toned as follows:
First Ward, Virginia, three delegates.
Second Ward, Virginia, four delegates.
Third Ward, Virginia, four delegates.
Fourth Ward, Virginia, three delegates.
First Ward, Gold Hill, five delegates.
Second Ward. Gold Hill, three delegates.
American Flat; one delegate. ~
Flowery, one delegate.
Delegates are appOrtioned 10 the County Con-
ventiOn as follows: nf
First Ward, Virginia, seven delegates,
Second Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates.
Third Ward, Virginia, eleven delegates.
Fourth Ward. Virginia, seven delegates.
First Ward, Gold Hill. thirteen delegates.
Second Ward, Gold Hill, seven delegates.
American Flat, one delegate.
Flowery, one delegate.
=. T. GAGE,
Chairman Union Republican Storey County
Central Committee.
WILL CAMpBELL, Secretary. aul6.td
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NouaK ron sALEl

I1oUsR AND LOT RoR~
III sale. east side Of the Eclipse Wood
Yard, upper Gold Hill, with dve rooms u
and q large cellar. Everything ahaut the place
b sold CHEAP foR SXsH. csllS At the NEWS
once for particulars.
God Hin, July 18th, 1870. Jyl5-tf'
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The Trustees haye appointed HAURICR
DORE and CHARLES R. PETERS, 316 Cali:
fornia street, Business Agents for tho sale Of
Tickets, and for the transaction OF all Business
connected with the Entertainment, to whom all
communications may DO addressed.
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JoHS L. MooRE.-Al the old residents Of this
section know John L. Moore, OF Virginia City. and
the few new ones who don't happen II. should make
his acquaintance as soon as possible, especially II
they want anything In the furniture or bedding line.
In our advertising columns may be seen an ar
ticle setting forth that our friend Moore has for sale
at his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse, Niagara Hall, North i street, Virginia,
stead to q tin dipper, including carpets. mirrors.
stoves, ~crockery, tinware. lamps. table cutlery. ETC.,
In short, everything necessary, except q wife, to 20
TO housekeeping with. Call and let him show YOU
through his establishment, up5-lm
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To the Sufferers of the late Gold Hill
and Dayton fires, and all who are In want Of Fur.
niture. Wall Paper. Paints, Furnishing Goods. etc.
II you want 10 save your Lnoney you can do so by
stock Is the largest and most complete In the State,
from q cradle to q clothes pin. Being bought In the
clerk hire TO pay. az others have, l can afford TO sell
these goods for forty per cent. less than any other
house In Silverland. Call and see our prices, as the
proof Of the pudding Is In eating II. Remember
tho old stand, No, 100 South G street, Virginia. and
opposite the Gould 4 Curry new works, on D street.
Jy2stf L. W. kEYES.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE.
-

<~
MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB
"A lican State Central Committee, held at Yir
ginia City, JUNE 2Sd, 1870, 1t was
RestrSd, That q State Convention OF the Ma.
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lst, 1870, to
t %Sit:' Governor sSaqi' Lieutenant Governor, Repre-:
sentative In Congress, Justice of the Supreme
Court, Secretary OF State, Attorney General,
Treasurer OF State, Controller Of State, Sur.
yeyor General, Superintendent Of Public In
struction, State Mincralogist, Clerk OF Supreme
Court, and the transaction Of such other busi.
ness IN shall properly como before said Conyen-
ton.
On motion, Resolred, That each county DO
entitled to one delegate at large, one for each
ton over hny 500 cast for the Republican Presi.
Dental Electors ut the election OF 1858.
On motion, Resolved, That wo recommend TO
the several County Central Committees that tho
Primary Election OF Delegates to both State and
September, 1870, and that at said election one
delegation be elected to the State Convention
and one delegation to tho County Convention.
Onmotlon, ReSoired, That q voter at the Union
Republican Primaries shall possess the follow.
ing qualifications: lie shall be q citizcn Of the
United States and OF the State OF Nevada; ne
shall at the time Of voting at the Primaries DO n
qualified clpctor and registered voter OF the Pre-
cipCt In which he offers to vote; he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket, State and
National, at the general election OF November,
A. d. 1868, or would have done so had II beon
possible 10 vote; he shall solemuly pledge him.
self to vote for the. nominees Of tho Union Re-
publican party at the general electionin Novem-
Der, A. d. 1870. ~,
ReNlxd, That VIC recommend to tho several
County Central Committees that on tho day OF
tho Primary Election for Delegates to the sew
eral Conventions, the people DO requested to
express their preference fGr the candidates for
the several offices, State and County, by q direct
vote.
Delegates are spportioncd to the several coun-
tics a. follows:
Churchll.
Esmeralua' =
rsuko.. Q
ItunlOulut
LlncOln..
Nyc ............ss..''
OEnsOy .........
storey.
MdsnOe .......,........... ss'.'...s.......1v
Whltc '.....AV
95
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ROBERT B. SWAIN, President N. I, A.
w. b. L. BARNES, Vice Pfes't
WIN. C. RhLSTON, Treasurer
THOS. r. HAYES, Recording Sec'y
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NOTHING DAN STOP THIS en-
TERPRIsE. suil.imip
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TRUSTRBS ~. 4. n.
VIM. Ashburner, Isaac Wormser,
j. M. WcNufy, Alfred P. Elicit,
Arthur N. ESSets, william @. Badger,
VIM. z. Wood, r. B. Reynolds,
Samuel Hubbard,
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Tickets for Sale June LIST. 1870.
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.

A liberal discount will be allowed where 100,
500 or 1000 Tickets are bought In one lot.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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.JUDGE BROWN.

We direct especial attention to the very
able and interesting letter from this gen
tloman, published in.this issuoof the Reg,
lister. The Democracy have been flooding
this county and others inthis district with
the Courier very filthy rival Of Brick
Pomeroy's paper, published at Kama
wha, purportipg to contain Judge Browns
speech in our late Congressional Gonyen-
vention. We trust all will peruso the lc:-
ter closely.
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~ u
viii . party ,has' Is 70 terribly dfsbopss1
'This democratic candidate says fiat g nc
gro is superior to the poor Ignorant white
man How do yoalike thAi2 The Dem
oeraticpaftg Is an aristocracy in Mason
county, composed almost entirely Of veal.
thymen, owning hundreds and thousands
Of 6eres Of land. They look upon the
poor man with contempt, as something be-
meath their notice. They have olnse for
you except when an election is at hand:
They are opposed to to the free education
Of The poor mans children, and il you
give them power, your school law would
be wiped out at once. Your school hods-
es would be closed. aud the benefits which
your children now derives from the free
school system. uader Republican rule, will
be forever taken away from you. You
poor man know what Democratic rule is,
Did you ever know them to establish . free
school in this State, or in this county
You will say mol Then, has not the Re-
publican party Of West Virginia enacted
as good a free school law rs any State in
this Union? You answer, yesl Have not
this Republican party built over eighteen
hundred school houses in West Virginia?
You answer yes! Are not thousands Of
children in Mason county, and all over tho
State, attending these public schools to-
day? Yes! Then, poor man, if you have
your own interest and the welfare of your
children at heart, how in the name of COM
mon sense eau you vote with the Demo
cratic party? Reflect, ere you cast your
vote. Think what untold misery yon can
entail upon your children by voting
Democratic ticket.
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Gro! u TIpPE9T, Enron.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
TnuRsDAY, OcTOBER Is, Is7o.
RNPU 3L[UAN IlN ETINGs.

The following meetings have been mr.
ranged, for the several townships below
named BY the County Central Committee.
The ulSetiags will DO addressed by Col. h.
Nv. sisson Republican candidate for State
Senator, r. a. Guthrie, candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, and others. Mon
! ofall parties arc invited to be present:
CLENDENEN. Thursday, October 10,
Faidleg'sschocl House, 2 o'clock p. NJ,
4 ARBUCKIE, Friday. October l4th.
Town Hall, at.2 o'clock P. NJ. Mouth Of
Thirteen, at night,
UNION, Saturday; October 18th, Loo.'
mis- Mil, 2 o'clock P. NJ, aud at School
Mousc No. Z, at night.
COOPER, Monday, October 18th, Mt
Grcer's School House, 10 O'clock A. NJ,
aud IL Letart Eallsatnight.
GRAHAM, Tuesday. October 18th, at
Union School House; = o'clock P. NJ, and
SotlNrB Haven al night.
!, WAGG ENlsI, Wednesday, October
10Th, West Columbia, 7 o'clock p NJ
HANNAH, Saturday, October 22d, at
10 O'Clock "a. NJ, atthe Town Hall.
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[Bx Amhorlly Of DC Govrlnor ]

tBy Authority Of the Governor
mo. 3q. Joint Resolution Prnpositg
an Amendment 10 the Constitution of
the state.
Rcs6Ioed Jy Tie Legtslpiare Of West Virginia.
This following Is Proposei as an Amenai,'f q.
% ihp Constitution Of this STATE, 10 10 hutlsIis
,uIrd for sections0ue of article THREE Thereof,
and TO become part Of the said Constitution
when ratified according to the provision there.
Of, namely:
"The male citizens ofihc State shall bcen
Titled to vote Mt all elections he'll within thu
election districts in which they respectively
reside; hot no person who is a minor, ar
Of unsound mind. or "a panper, or WIN
is under conviction Of treason. felony, or bri-
berry in an election. or who has not htsn n
rcsiien: Of tie State for one year, aud al ll'a
county IN which he or. 10 SotG fnrtliihy days
nrx prccerding such o.f.r. shall lie permitted
To v, Ia while such disability continues.
Adopted February 9SSlsf0.
In tho House Of Delegates. Thursday, Feb
ruary "a, 1870, the above resolution ~;s adop'
tel.
Tmg YrAs WERE -Messrs wrlch, tSprakerl
gnew, Ballard Of Monroe, Ballard Of Logan,
BrItzhooycr, Bowyer, }rannon, Burgess Dav'
isson, DonehoO, Evans. Framework, Fisher,
Flanagan. Flick, Grandce, Guthrie, HerveIy,
Howard, Jackson. Judy, Lamb, I.amon, Lynch.
Maxwell, Mccoy. Meaeaws, Miller. Nicely.
Pownall, RAIDER. Repp. Scott, Smith, PeteF,
Thomas, Wells and Wilkinson-3s.
TuE NAYS wERg-Messrs. Baker, Barlow,
Carpenter, Chambers, Collins, Cracrnft. Davis
Fnris, Golf. Hassler. Hill, Howe, Peirnoint.
Price, Rexroad, slurgiss, Summers and Wheat
lis. goo
the above resolution was adopted.
THE YEAs wERE--Messrs Farnsworth. I'rcs'
ident,) Apologize, Brown, Gather (l"mos'3
Gather Jesse H. ) t'ook, Crane, Davis. Dayton
Doolittle, Gold, Hartman, Koonce, Leonaru'
Patrick, Phelps, Ramsdell and Young-.-ls.
THE NAYS wIRE-Messrs. Boreman, llumrh
reys. " erninger and Wilson,.
August ll-te.
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COY. sTANToN,S SpEEcH.

On Saturday, according to previous no:
tice, Gov. Benjamin Stanton. Of Wheeling
addressed fine audience at the Court
House. His arguments we're able, forci-
bic aud fallof logic. We will not try to
follow him in review. We will however
state that ii was an able defence of the
constitutionality of the 18Th, 14th aud 18th
Amendments to the Federal Constitution,
in,epposition 70 Democratic teachings on
these questions. BE proved to the salts.
faction Of all that these Amendments had
been constitutionally ratified, and in The
smanaer prescribed by the United States
Constitution; and that, therefore. this cry
Of unconstitutional" by tho leaders of the
Democratic party. was the ycriest balder-
dash. BE then argued at some length on
the tariff aud tho necessity of protection
to American industry aud enterprise. he
showed to tho satisfaction Of all present,
that ifFreo Trade, should become law,
that all Manufacturing and mining inter-
ests in West Virginia, and throughout all
Our broad domain, would be brought to a
5tcnd still. we believe his speech done
some good; i. a least opened the eyes Of
some ofthe Free Traders who we're pres.
cnt.
Tho Governor villspeak at West Col
s,,tnbia next Monday night. and at Hartford
City, next Tuesday night. We hope he
will be greeted with rousipg meetings al
these places.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. IS.
A T fules held in the Clerks Once or IN
"a Circuit Court Of Mason County. on tbe
fifst Monday IN the month Of October 1870.
John Dryden adlr Of On original and
Thomas 3 Friend deed, amended and Sec.
eompi't vs. cnd an ended bin.
MN. j. Stephens and ID chaucery.
Others del'ts
The object of this Cd. amended Bill Is
among other things 70 make the folloRiIg
iiamed persons parties to The amended Bill IL
this cause; to wit. Russell Stnrgis and i. II
Young. Trustees ina Deed Of Trust or Nor.
gage, executed by the West Columbia Cosl
and Salt Company 10 them, dated the let dav
Of July 1865, and 7. N. RoIcott and G. VI.
Gerard, Trustees in o second Trdst Deed or
Mortgage, executed by the same Grantors 10
them, dated 1T day Of October, 1866. and the
unknown bondholders the West Columbia
Coal and Salt Company.
This day came the Compile by counsel and
on hismotion, and Il appearing by afIi lavit
filed. that the defendants Russell Siureis, ]
H. Young. f. II Wolcott, aud g. W. Gerard,
Trustees, and VIM. j Stephens, Moses Mich
ael. Columbus B. Guthrie, aud VIM. B. Rol
Inns, are non.residents Of this State. and that
the names Of the Bondhoder Of the Wc.t
Columbia Coal and Salt Company also defend
ants are unknown to him; Il is ordered tIlal
the said defendants do appear here within oaa
month after the date Of the first publication %
this order and do what is necessary 10 protect
their interests in said suit, Teste
w. VI HARPER, Clerk
n. & @ and II. q; N. Soils. ost ~
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Gen. Witcher

Republican candidate for Congress will ad-
dress the pcoplc'of Mason county as fyl
ows:
Mouth Of Thirteen, Monday, October
18th, 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Union Township. at LOOMS Mill at I.
o'clock P. NJ same night
Tuesday, October 18th, at Union
School House in Graham township, 2
o'clock p. NJ, and
AtNew Haven, I o'clock P. NJ. same
night.
Columbia, October 10th, at Z o.
clock p. aM.
al Point Pleasant. October 10Th, at Z
O'Clock P. NJ.
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81 de said Thoinas A. Lemasttr, no school
being taught .ssid, district.
Wherefore IS School Commissioner as
Aforesaid, constituting the Board Of Edu-
cation Tor said towbship, yoa ore respect
fully asked BY the neutrality-suspicious. Of
the said district, to interpose youf Official
authority. and causq the said Lemaster 70,
restore the possession Of said sehooI.house
TO the said idaeher 50 that he may resume
his duties as tcacheRas aforesaid
[signcd byl
Benz. iIi6mastoF, Lewis ChilaefsS
Mat Wldttington, John Hoschpr,
Mrs Kate Rifle. John Rayburp,
Joha q Brown, Geo. Holland,
w. r. Barnett. James Barnett,
Geo. Ebkafd Hen. McDermitt,
" John Gbilders, Sam'l McDermitt,
3 G.. WsRayburn, Benjamin Long,
Jbnins N Eckard, John Eckard,
John Foalesong, Oscar McDermitt,
AL. Young. a. d. II. White,
and j. P. Mccoy,
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ROBERT s. BROWN.
WAsuIEGToN, Iowa.
September 81. 1870.

There will DO no Divine services at
Beale's Hall until further notice, owing
to the absence of the RoctOr-Rcv. Il. d.
Hayden,
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MIR. TOMLINsON'S CARD.

i
Editor Register;
In your last issue / fnd card from the
gentleman whose name stands at the head
Of this communication, in which he denies
the charge made by you. against him, as
having in any way sanctioned the outrage
upon Senator Wiley at Mason City, late
". and inasmuch as what you said was
based upon information received frem me,
Ifeel bound audicompelled to giye.to you
and the public the circumstances and the
laneuage.of the occasion, which | would
not have done had there not been such an
uneouivotal denial on his part, and then
backing it.up by Mr.. S. Patrick. Mr..
Tomlinson was in my office, and was sit.
ting ut one side Of thewriting table, and
/ at the opposite side; when Mr.. Patrick
came in and stood at the end Of tho table,
and asked me il had heard anything
from Mason City? I said I had not. He
then stated that they had had some diff
Guilty thoro last night. 1 asked him what?
Why said be, some one threw q stone
through one of the windows at Mr.. Wiley
while he was making his speech aud hit
him somewhere about the neck. | asked
him if be was much hurt. he said he did
not know, but that his brother told him
that he quit speaking. then made the
remark that ali that kind of work would
ouly operate against the Democracy and in
favor Of the Republicans. Mr.. Patrick
replied, that he thought it would DO very
small business to use such a thing as that
against the party, because the better men
Of the party, would not endorse such con-
duct. / then stated he could not prevent
it from having an effect Of that kind; that
he acknowledged. Just ut this stage of
the conversation, Mr.. Tomlinson spoke up
and said, at was good for him, aud he
ought to be hung" I then spoke to him
and said, go on, the more he aud others
! talked in that way, tho better it would be
for us. He then remarked, that "any U.
S. Senator that would go over the country
acting the demagogue like be was doing,
ought to be hung" Ithcn said something
in defence Of Mr.. Wiley, that he had a
right to travel over the State and speak if
he wanted to; and that it was mean and
low, for any one to interrupt him in that
way. Mr.. o. P. 7. Moore, in the mean
time had come into the Office, and hc con-
dcmned tho affair in strong terms. To
which Mr.. Tomlinson then assented.-
Whether he would have done 80 without
the promptings Of Mr.. Moore is very doubt
ful in my mind.
l have now given tho language just as
it was uttered, aud the connections under
which it was uttered. And now / ask
either Of the two gentlemen or both to de-
nv the statements make, as to the lang
uage used by Mr.. Tomliuson. l do not
wish to, nor do / intend misreprescnt any
man. have given tho facts and the cir
cums.ances in this affair, as near as any
! man could do without taking notes at the
time. From the manner in which Mr..
TOmlinson spoke aud the intOnations Of his
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vote / c3uId not bat infer illai he uttered
The feelings Of bis heart AZ the lime. l
eive YOU lie statement nol % ipjnre Mr..
TomIinson, bntin self.defence.
= Yours &c
". w. HARPER,
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Remember, that whcn.yGu vote q Dom.
Ocratic ticket, i. is a vote against free
schools.
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In another column will be found a card
from Mr.. Harper in relation to tho Ku
Klux outrage at Mason City, and Mr..
Tomlinsoh,s actions in tho premises. Last
week we gave Mr., Tomlinson's cad pub
licity, with his version Of the affair. This
week We give Nj. Harper'syersion The
card speaks for itself.
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TTINTs no THE oHILDLEss sent FREQ on on
III - Teceipt Of one letter stamp. Address ~
r d foorE, I9l Lexington Avenue, New t0'h
aprill4-srnS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-07-27
AN ACT

To AMEND SECTION 8 AND I AND REPEAL
SECTION ) OF CHAPTER LXXXY OF
THE PENAL CoDE.
b IL Enacted By TIE King and the Leg
isJGtire assembly q The Hd,0aiiaR Is
lands, IA The Legislature Of TIE Alag
dom assembled:
SECTION l. That Section 3 of Chap
ter LANNN of the Penal Code, be and
hereby is amended 20 read as follows
SECTION 3. Any person who shall
shoot, snare or otherwise destroy any
bird, brought from a foreign country for
the purpose of prOpagating its species
within this Kingdom, or any of the
progeny of such imported bird or who
shall disturb the eggs and nests of such
biIis, shall, on conviction, before any
Police or District Justice, be fined not
less than ten dollars, nor more than
twenty dollars, for each offense, and in
default of payment, be imprisoned un-
til such fine is paid.
SECTION ?. That Section I of the
said Chapter be, and hereby is amen
ded TO read as follows:
SECTION !. No person shall shoot or
otherwise destroy any animals 'Fere
Nature which shall have been intro
duced into this Kingdom, within ten
years, nor the progeny of such animals,
under penalty of not more than fifty
dollars for each offense.n
SECTION 8. That Section ) of said
Chapter, is hereby repealed.
SECTION 4. This Act shall take eff
feet and become law from and after
the date of its passage.
Approved this sth day of July, A.
D. 1870.
kAMEHAMEHA r.