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Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills

Pure HE Pure Bl0odi Pure Flesh /!
A MUCH needed medicine. in all tropicai
~ climates, is Blood Purifier aud a Liver
Regulator. These PILLS combine the essen.
ai and OF an inyigorstor Of tho Liver
in the body is the Liver. 1t il the great
work-ehop OF the body When thi. impnrt Ant
organ does not act, tho skin becomes sal.
low; sick headache sets in, .sith chilly sensa.
tlons; cold hands and feet; pain in the head
hectic fevor; gastric disturbance; vomiting: a
feel1ng OF weight in the region OF the IiytT: ),
dry CouRh. Among other symptoms of iiver
aer1,n9eme mt, ale spreness in the rerinr OF
rno rI. liver, e across the stomach, and below the
lushcd; feVerishntss in tho afternoon or mt
high,; drowsiness and indolcncp; nervous
Watchfulnfss at night; melan- Ioiy, blue. !:
arenhs apd hsaSp commonly irghtlu chest oppressed
iaintness; signing; difficnlt and short breath:
pam IN lho chest. about the lungs commonly
hen for pleuriry; shifting pains. like
t.ose OF rheumatisu; colcs; sometimes
smole, ,,nn,e, sharp cough, with drynees OF throat
CESS . or dandrnff, and sonrfy deposit on the
SKIN; falling OF the hair; fuiness and strait
nI Iiie abdomen, with desire to loosen the
G.othing, ronr stomach. with symptoms II
dyspepsia; bilious colics; darrhtpa; dysen.
terry; levers; obstinate constipation; intcrmit
tent FEVER. or fever and agut; iauhdice: cos
tiVeness and diarrhCes alternately: exptctora-
non stringy and sticky; foul mouth in the
nsin "ten n aa q;a and ysmns dizzi
IN shonldcr-blade; inability to lie on lett side:
hlccough; occasionally, pnin in left .l,onI6,.r
soasonable use OF the BLOOD AND LIVER
PILLS taken as directed. will always prevent
this painful termination OF the disorder
These Pills arc for sale by
kDWAKD ii EEINITslI.
august W CHI mist and DrugRi-t
GTOCKs, BONDS am f,nJ1p1,Nx -.
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Medical.

ON MARRIAGE. Essays for younp men on
~ great social OWLS and buses which inter
iSro with marriage and ruin the happincls of
thousanhs; with sure means OF reliet for the
errlnE ana unfortunate. diseased and dcbifi
tntcd. Sent in seal, Il letter enyclonrs rrrn ~
ccnarge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
NO: south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa:
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--oo1oNDlA p y, SUNDAY MORNING, Vol Y

east corner OF Sixth aud Arch streets, where
l shall be pleased to giyu advice to ali who
may require it..
run directions accompany all my remedies,
40 that q person in any part Of tho world can
DC readily cured by a strict observance Of the
same J. H. bCHENOK. NJ. d., PhiIadelphia.
For salo by druggists and dealers evcry-
Now York. Wholesale agent, nvIo ~
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Sept II
Sent 2G

a FEW reasons why they should have the
"A preference over sII nthers:
l. Wheeler WIlroI.'- Sewing Machine is
much simpler than shy If he others: re-
curing lets than hais tie aEnount OF ma
chinery.
= AZ the rtsult nf this simplicity, this ma.
chine Is much lcrs !!"l', ,inn the others 10
get out of repair. -
s. Another rcrn!t q: this simplicity is
greater durability IL
4. Another result is lc>- friction. and, con
seqnently, grtnter ease and ra,idity of mo-
lion, with less Noise I.0
3. And greatest or all That it ices no Shut
tie, and makes tho luck stitch
1t Is tho cheapest to buy lie bert Rnv the
machine that has justly. furry and honora
ply won repntuti",, aid independence
against strong and bitttrr. mpc!i,ion. For
more than twenty !carr TN. ,he Wheeler 4
now stand. the umivslltd sewing Machine Of
tho enlightened civilized worit:. Buy tl,e ma
chine that has been Tins tested and proved.
and then you are hnrr to et, ,lr. hr.t For
sale on the easiest possible r.rns. Sales
room Main street -rcui.G t.t..r ln L J nES1x
office. Columbia. $. G
JS iUhSlEY, Agent.
A. WHITE. Genera! S,uti.rr, Arcn,
June 81 6mo
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Special Notices

THE MEANS OF EsCAPE.-Tbo fall
has many perils for tho weak and fooble, and
its sudden atmospheric changes are trying to
the constitutions OF oven the robust. Tho
chilling temperature of the nights, as com.
pared with the almost summer warmth of the
days, necessarily exercises m unhealthy intlu-
enco on all who arc exposed to It, Hence
dysontery, diarrhDa, intermittent fevcra
bilious attacks, and arrangements Of all tho
secretiens, arc common at this season. rho
true way to escape them is to meet tho ca,
with protective and invisoratins medicine
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS ar. ,lc.
signed for this exigency. This powerful vere
table specific relieves tho system Of all acri,l
humors, puriiics the fluids, tones the sccrn.
tive organs, promotes healthy evaporation
through tho pores, increases tho activity of
tho dlgostlve functions, cheers the spirits nd
regulates the bowels. To do this is to make
tho whole body vigorous, and render it proof
against the vicissitudes Of temperature. and
against malaria A course of tho great tonic
and Alternative il, therefore, in all cases atlyis
able as preventive ut this season. IF. on tho
other hand, the mischief is already done. and
intermittent or remittent fever ia ACTUALLY
present, or the liver, bowels or stomach disor
dered, there is no me1lcine 80 certain to SfI; ct
quick and thorough cure as this harmless
a.Io oEreeaole preparation. Oct t3
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8 OCK OF GOODS
CLOTHING HOUSE
OF
CHILDS & WILEY

"A tE daily receiving tho finest READY
gentlemen: that have ever been offered In his
market. No custom-made can eurpass. md
put few can equal them, in style, ana finish.
HATS.
we sell the bost, at ]owor rates than III bse
VINO don't buy from tile manufacturers direct.
SHIRTS.
we keep tho Star and True Fit constantly
on hand, and will take orders for half dozen
or more, and warrant dt.
UNDERWEAR in all varieties.
RUBBER CLOTHING.
tLoEES-Leather, Buck. Kid Dog, Rat and
beal: bargains to be had in GLOVES.
.NEOh WEAR-all styles. Plain and fancy
Linen and Paper COLLARS.
sleeve and Collar BUTTONS-Go and
some that won't coin.
we will take Grecnbacks at par for all
t-ooo. Sept 90
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4 equalled. Will work equally well IN th;c,, ct.
or thin goods, from gauze to heaviest beaver
coatinga, or even leather, without change of
needle, tension Or thread. We will warrant
any, and our heavy work excals that If an .
other machine in the world Ladies wishin1 .
to INTRODUCES the sewing into their families wifi
nn. nna It !. great saving of time, labor and ex-
psnss TO at once purchase the best. Persons
who have tried all machines are nnanimons IN
declaring this to be the easiest learned of any
IN the market. II You are prejndiced In favor
OF or. any particular machine, at least examine
The HOWE before you purchase.
ALFRED G. ELY,
80 General Agent for South Carolina.
olnce three doors below DR.. Heinitsh's Drug
STORE, Main street, Oolumbis, 8. q.
oePt q 3mo
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New Mackerel.

New Mackerel.
900 WHOLE, Han Barrels and Kits
AO\J Nos. !, 2 and 3, Boston inspeciipn
Just received and for sale much lower than at
any time since tho little nnpleasautness /" h
eoPt ~ f. HOPE
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GOUNTY CLAIMS AND JURY cERTY,
~ FLCATEs bought by ''
Feb 6 b. GAMBRILI., Broker.
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Fall and Winter Goods.

THE undersigned bcgs leavo to inform
H1 hIs Customers, and tle public rcucral-
~ ~, that he has just returned from New
ana, n".n Win inc most choice selection Of goods
SKINS, Cloths, French and English Ca 81.
,neIes, festings, &c, OF the mort modern
largo assortmcnt OF GENTS, F1,RN1sf,-
ING GOODS 'oI ---'- 40 u
by paying close attention to business. he
Expects to receive IL share Of tho public ia.
Sept 20 -,-,-'N -
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Wines and Liquors.

WINES and LluuOrs.
iiESE scarcely require advertising. Our
\, brands OF imported WINES and BRAN
DIES are exclusively our own. being import
ers' agents for whatever we do nnt in,nort
ourselves. Will bo glad to exhibit stock.
sept ~ GEO. SWIMMERS
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m Thornwell's Collected Writings

0s IhornWell's Collected Writings.
1thEoLOniCAL and Ethical, 2 volumes.
\ emocllished with DR.. Thornwell's Dor.
memories OF PAtmos. BY MscDuff. s2.
The Conservative Reformation and its Thc
ol3Gy. BY Rev. Charles L. Krowih, D. d. IS
Ihe Unseen World. by Rev. DR.. Stork. 81.
NEW NOVELS.
ilcr Lord and Master by Florence Marvatt
-, Won, h"t "ooed. by the author IT Bred in
the Bone, &c 90 cents.
ueirlbie Temptation. by Charles Rcadc.
OhlIorm edition Of Grace Arnilor's Works.
snch az Mothers Recompcnsc, Vale OF Coda rs,
&C.. at 81 per volume mn =
The above books sent 10 any atdresa mat
paid, on receipt OF price
Aug ! DUFFIE & CHAPMAN, Booksellers
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Seegers Beer is Pure.
don't contain Copperas, Salt. Limo or
- Aium. March II
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Native and Foreign Wines.
SCUpPERNONG, Concord Sauterns. Cla.
~ ret, Champagncs, just received and for
sale low. by r. HOPE
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sTENH0UsE, MAOAULAY & CO.,
trocers and Commission Merchants,
~. , CHARLOTTE, N. O.
1nhlCir n.aar orders for COTTON. Corn. Flour,
o, ~ naGoii, Lard. &c:. and Family Groceries
generally. Orders filled carefully d nd PROMPT.
Feb 7 1vr
HLD BANK HILLS nn.i nIIrIIIATLI,
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 20 ONO -. GAMBRILI,. Broker.
Tho only flnS Playing Cards at Pollock
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STOCKs, BONDS and COUPONS honcht
- and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Broker. !
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You may secure q valuable prize by pur-
chasing ticket in the Columbia Co-opera.
tiye Building Association.
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Boarders Wanted +!

vINwENTY-FIvhto thirty single gentleman can
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good board for the season at reduced prices. Also
a limited number of families can find splendid ac-
commodalon at the AUGUSTA HOUSE. Please
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for the summer. Ii. BAKER, Proprietor.
Augusta, March, 1871. marAttf
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Nem advertisements.

NIn III Hats, Caps, Belts, Shirts, Badges, Trum.
Y X N pets, &c, for Service and Parade. AT
IlCIU the old Mandatory, 49, Grand Street
n. Y. CAIRNS h BRO. Send for Cir
rs.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-12

alton of this subject, and the enact
ment of revenue laws in conformity
with the ideas which suggests hem-
selves from the statements furnished
herein. the revenues of the State can
be materially increased without doing
injustice to any portion OF u citizens.
But whether these suggestions are act
ed upon or not, there should be some
action taken To insure an uniform rate
OF taxation upon railroad property
under existing laws. The Assessors
in the different couutinsthrouch which
the Central Pacific passes, have uni
formly assessed the railroad a 4 much
higher valuation than that upon which
payments have been made. but the
County Commissioners, either upon 3
! pru.eu.e cl equalization Dr 4 fear II
expenses and long continued litigation
have as uniformly reduced the taxes
GuI even thcn, the rate ia the different
counties has not been the IN Thi,
matter should receive the earnest a.
tcntion OF the Legislature.
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SAN FRAxcIsco. Feb II

SAN Francisco. Feb. IL.
The Stock Board to-day abolished
all Saturday afternoon sessions, or
trading in the rooms between the
close of the regular Board on Satur-
day, and opening Of the same on
Monday morning.
The French relief fund raised bv
the committee ut the Chamber Of
Commerce, reaches already over
5000; rs much more will probably
he raised. This is exclusive OF the
$1,000 subscribed by the Stock
Board and sent to New York direct.
Mrs. Hirsch. No. 55o Minna street.
left home last night insane. caused
from recent sickness. and ii is feared
that She has committed suicide.
Daniel Murphy. late sole manager
Of the City Bank aad Savings Loan
Discount, was arrested to-day for
tearing the name oil Of "A note for
- 900. which he had given a m
who presented it for payment. He
gave bail in the sum OF $1,000 to
answer the charge of felony.
The City Hall Commissioners
have awarded $500. $1,000, 81, 800.
and $1,000, To the four best plans for
. Hall, and to the five next best,
| $500.
In the case OF Mrs. Adalaide Hand,
who. it is alleged. died from the eff
fleets of an abortion. the Coroner's
jury to-day returned a verdict as
follows: We, tho Jurors, convened
TO inquire the cause Of the death of
Adelaide Hand. find that deceased
was a native Of Connecticut, aged -
wears. and came to her death from
che effects of an abortion, produced
upon her in San Francisco on Jan
uarv Goth. 1871. 10y DIR. {. {. O'Don-
melt" DR.. O.Donncll having been
taken in custody 10y direction of the
Coroner on q charge Of murder en-
tered against him. he Is 20 he exam
inod on 4 Charge of causing the death
Of Eugene Chauvette, by the same
means. ON Friday next.
Postmaster General Nogel. OF
New Zealand. leaves for Washington
tomorrow morning with the new
agreement for the Australian Steam
ship Line. Dispatches from Webb's
agent in Washington say there is
hardly any doubt If the subsidy he.
ing voted 10y Congress.
I'D. Jordan aud others commenced
-uit i'm tAa Fourth District Court to.
day to compel Gen. Cazenau and
others. Directors of Moneys late
bank, to show cause why their elcc.
ton should moi DO set aside rs fraud.
ulcnt. The cJ,c is set for hearing
ON thc l6th instant.
Weather clear and cool. There
Will be n frost tn night.
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FRAScE.-London dispatches Of the
9th assert that provisions al. BEGIN
ming 10 arrive IN Paris.
The recent demonstrations have
greatly increased the feeling in favor
81 peace on sae part of the better class
G>, bus no onc a~res 10 openly speak
Of tae acceptance of tAe pru.s.au
terms except as Il means or gaining q
respite, which viii enable France 90
rceume the war with better chances OF
success.
There is an intense desire to get out
OF the city on the part OF the Weather
classes. Is troubles are being aulici-
pated in any event.
NapoleOuIc agents are said h be ac-
lively though quietly az work.
II the ~uuoccupied provinces there
is a violent cry against the acceptance
of the Illuminating terms, but a num-
Der Of notables and prominent jour
mails are urging acceptance Is the only
way in which France can secure !:
final victory and full revenge. Among
the p%easantTy there is a strong desire
for the restoration of the Empire. and
the Republic is blamed for all the re-
verses.
The impression prevails here that
/ the armiSlice will be extended foi
three weeks longer. and that a further
| concession will be made by the Prus
slams. Great preparations are, howev.
or. making in Germany 20 continue
the war. and If peace is refused. sud
den and vigorous movements will a
once be commenced, which can hardly
fail in putting every city N Franc,
into German hands.
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ENGLAED,s E%EurgaLIry.

England has lost its prestige in
Europe under the administration Of
the Gladstone government, and from
the late speech Of Gladstone in reply
TO Disraoli, it seems the Government
has definitely concluded TO fold its
arms hereafter, and let things IN
Europe slide without further interior
cncc. Gladstone j, reported by the
telegraph to have denied '',hat there
was any need Of armed neutrality last
year To advise Prussia against the
Iohenzollcrn candidacy. II was go
ing to the extreme limit OF iuterna-
tional right TO interfere with the neu-
tralization OF the Black Sea. IL had
lost its importance 10 England since
the Crincan war, and its maintenance
has been abandoned by France. lie
believed England's policy was non-in-
PREVENTION abroad. the study o dCmes-
tic questions, the observance Of neu-
trail rights and obligations. lie begged
the House not TO ietter the Govern
ment's liberty of action or doubt for "A
moment its aim Il ecure peace with
honor and safety 70 tho country Il
England adopts this Qnakcrpllicy she
sinks permanently into that slough oi
inactive p-assivcness which has already
brought di>credit on the SD called Lib
DAYS, however, this skulkin- iimidi;y
may arouse the people TO 4 realization
af the downward tendency Of the
country, ond bring about a reaction
which will set this Gladstone party
once more adriit.
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1t AND THE FOUNTAIN MEADOW
z-eSSACRE.


y writer for the Utah Reporter. the
Gentle organ, has been attacking
Brigham Young in a series of eN-
lrcmciy bitter articles. The latcs.
subject of taesc letters isthe assassina-
ton Of john d. Ice. argus charges
thi>to Brigham Young. Unfortunate
IL the Reporters bitterness often leads
IL into exaggcrations not exactly
truthful. and throw suspicion on its
reliability. How this may be in this
matter we 10 not know. The follow
ing extract will show the character OF
the charge:
Eon Noungj have just added all
other evidence OF your completely in
tae Mountain Meadow massacre. John
d.. Leo is dead, While YET my last
letter to you WA OH il way to tHe oI
lice OF publication the news came that
inc had been murdered. Ills body was
found near his WAGON hv the road
side. his horses tied 20 the wagon. and
"a paper attached 10 his cio.hIu-, upon
which was writ %, AIS Is DEAD
These circumstances. and the dC>olatc
character of the country below Grape
vine Springs. where the deed j. sud
81 nv '1t.I ''.e' N'''" ''1I1oS''''o"
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money l', hr poor even MS team
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NEVADA
FIFTH sEss.uN--aIs, Day

SATURDAY, Feb. H., ISL.
Assembly convened at 1890 a. M.
Speaker LoWcry in the Chair.
Roll Calici-lbseut, Buckingham,
Burlingame, Tenant and Likcns.
Prayer by Rev. J. d. Hammond.
Chaplain.
Lawson was granted lcavcof absence
for one day.
Journal read and approved.
remnant moved that substitute for
Senate substitute for Assembly Bill
No. >. amenda.ory of the railroad law,
be taken from the table and "A confer
nee committed be appointed thereon.
The Speaker appointed the follow
ing a such committee on the part of
the House: Tenant, Savage and
Jones.
REPORTS.
Hatch, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands reported favorably on Sen
ate Bill No. ITO, for the selection and
sale of lands granted 10 the State.
Gray, from the Committee on State
Institutions. reported favorably on
Assembly Bill No. 76, relating TO ac-
counts with the State.
Also, fayorably on concurrent reso-
luton No. III, relative To turning over
desks, formerly used by the Legisla-
ture, 10 the Superintendent of Public
instruction.
savage, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported back ~
scmbly Bill No. al, 10 provide reve.
nue.. with a recommendation that ID De
printed and passed.
Jones gave notice Of his intention
To introduce n bill for an Act to en-
courage the running of a deep drain
and exploring tunnel in Lander
county.
Hogan introduced a bill fixing the
salaries and defining the duties OF
County I~reasurers. Referred to the
Washoe county delegation.
Organ, a bill to provide revenue
Referred 10 the Humboldt county del
egation.
Organ, taxing the gross proceeds Of
mines. Referred to Committee or
Ways and Means.
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E21HE ars3gATos.

STOCKTON. Feb. II.
Tho new steamer Clara Belle, built
at :. y. Davis ship yard ON Lindsey
Point. made 81 trial trip a short dis
lance mp the San joaquin river to-
day. and was found 70 work beauti-
fully. The entire work on this
steamer was built in this city.
The Thompson steam wagon was
on the grounds Of the Agricultural
Society to-day, testing its powers in
blowing. Practical farmers say it is
a complete success.
Tho man named Williams who. it
is alleged. stole q horse from Ferris
stable in this city yesterday, was ar
rested mt Angels Camp to-day.
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II is shown by the extracts from tho
late Controllers report, published in
another column, that the railroads Of
Massachusetts are assessed n the rate
OF S76.231 per mile. Michigan leyic~
the tax by a different method. II as
sesses n tax Of M per cent. upon the
capital stock, upon all donations OF
lands and money, and uron receipts
from all sources. This is certainly a
great access above the assessment OF
5000 per mile, levied on the railroad
in this State. This amounts in Nevada
to three and onc-half millions. Tho
Controller claims that II tho railroad
was taxed upon the value Of its actual
cash donations from the General Gov.
eminent alone, the assessment would
amount to fourteen millions. We rec.
ommend the extract to all readers in.
terested in the revenue Of the state.
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INTERESTING QrE~rGoN.-In the case
Of the Shoshone Indian "Nuna." re-
Gently indicted hy the Grand Jury for
the murder OF another Indian OF the
same tribe, 4 demurrer has been i'm
tcsposed 10y Auna's counsel to the
jurisdiction Of State Courts in such
cases. II is maintained 10y the defense
that District Court has ma authori-
~ to try Indians for oilen~es commit
ted. one agai st the other. as long rs
the tribes within our State limits keep
up their tribal organizations and
maintain sucn relations with the Gen
craI Government. We understand
that Judge Beatty i rather inclined to
hold that he has no jurisdiction in the
case nov before the Court. The de
murrer viii Toe argued tomorrow by
j. Il. hi;trell, the District Attorney on
behalf of the State, and II. Il. Ashley.
Esq, for the Indian.-IWhite Pine
News.
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EXPENSES or VOLUNTEERS DUE.-The
Enterprise published a table showing
the allowed TO the several
States by the General Governments for
expenses incurred in raising voluu-
teers during the a Most Of the
States have been refunded sums vary
ing from three and n half millions to
Massachusetts 10 twenty-soven thou
sand to Nebraska. 1t is high time
that Congress took some action On the
bills preferred by Nevada for similar
expenses. If this amount could be
refunded it would place Nevada in 4
very favorable condition financially.
Why do not u Senator'S aud Repre-
sentatives move more energetically in
this matter? The bills and Legislative
resolutions were referred 10 a commit
tee several years ago, and nothing has
since been heard from them.