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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
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49,
Al Act authorizing the Secretary of
Stale 10 furnish certain officers and
llhfafleS win copies OF the Supreme
Court reports aud legislative docu-
ments. Reported back. with m
amendment, by Committee on state
Library, and its passage recommend
ell. Report adopted.
Williams moved TO amend bv strik-
ing u all the officers named except
the Judges Of this District-the Ninth
l.. =. IoSt-I6 to ~.
iill ordered cngroSscd.
Assembly BilI No. Al, relating 10 tho
incorporation Of Gold Hin.
The author of the bill being absent.
on motion Of Potter, the bill was
placed NJ the bottom of the general
file.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The resolution relative to the invita-
tlon nom the Sisters OF Charity was
taken up.
Williams moved to amend hv strik-
ing on Of the preamble the words at
i dcecncv.' Carried.
Burlingame moved TO Indefinitely
postpone.
Brown moved To lay on the table.
tarricd-26 To 10.
by Howman:
lh1t Wncu this House do
adjourn il adjourn until Friday. the
2o,h instant, aud that tile members in
a body proceed to visit the school of
the Sisters OF Charity at Virginia CITY.
Williams moved To amend to Thurs
dav. Carricd-26 to II.
Lockwood moved 10 further amend
SO that this House also visit the Bank
Of California.
Some sharp shooting ensued.
One member wanted Piper's Opera
House included i'm the visit.
Another wanted the nnaittee on
Public Morals to escort the body
around Virginia City, and show the
members the sights about town.
Williams asked for information: As
it is to visit the Bank. ne wished to
know if that institution contemplated
bringing any measure before this
House whereby the members could be
assured Of some consideration for
their visit.
In answer a member said he be-
lieved the Rank would have a bill in
for q narrow gauge railroad.
Nillians-Theu we will all have a
chance.
MI az which discussion brought
forcihly TO our mind thc prophetic
words Of the thaplain's morning
prayer: Lord. Tho1 kucweSt how
easy it is for these men 30 work ruin
to the State"
Savage moved TO indefinitely post
pune. Carried.
~ 1921 Assembly adjourned.
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Gov. HAiGHT, OF California. is ont
with a letter announcing that he will
be a candidate for reelection. lie
says he has come 10 this conclusion
from the fact that persistence in his
original determination To retire from
politics would be n virtual surrender
Of tho principles for which he has CON
tended. lie saws the contest i'm ls72
will be between the corporations on
the n side and the people on the
other" and in preparing tor that fight,
he says: ~ am not willing 20 make
such n surrender, nor Il be justly
chargeable with aiding, by my default,
in the success Of measures which. for
the benefit of a favored few, will load
with grievous burdens a people already
taxed TO the limit OF endurance, and
which seek to appropriate the prop
erty and earnings of the whole tax
payers to enrich private corporations.
To such n system as this, which is
neither democratic, just, nor salutary,
| am opposed, now and henceforth.
at all times and under all circum.
stances, against all combinations ana
all compromises. Opposition TO sucf
a system results logically from, and i,
inseparably blended with, the time
honored doctrines advocated by Mr.
Jefferson, and which lie Mt the basis o
the Democratic organization Gov
Haight will have a formidable com
petitor in the convention in the persoi
of DIR. Johnson. Either OF them woul
make a powerful candidate before tn
people.
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i>.NG NpDt: Estate 0E Ne
VI yadt, Crunty 81 urni-by. Carson City, Jan.
u, ISL Notice y hereby gwen that there has
hrra 'eyici by The Trustees ~ tho MONTREAL
6af.n AND SILVER INNING COMPANY an as
-cs~ut"nt ~ p cents per faot ~ the above named
ci11rH, iayHhtr ia thirty tlnl days from date.
!. ). GAGNoN, President.
&. iANuEEr, SECRETARY. ial1 lin
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TUESDAY, Jan. l., 1871.
Assembly convened AT 1905 4. IN.
Speaker Lowcry in the Chair.
Roll called. Abscnt-Cowcu, Della
no and Murphy.
Hay granted leave of absence for one
day, ON account OF Illness.
Prayer by Rev. j. ID. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Jones gave notice that w. ID. Jones
had been appointed as clerk of certain
committees.
Bovey offered n resolution acknow-
lodging the receipt of an invitation TO
the Assembly from the Sisters OF
Charitya t Virginia 10 visit their school,
aud resolving that each member es-
TEEN ii 4 high privilege 10 respond 10
the invitation. Adopted.
by Caravan:
Resolved. Thatthe Sergeant-at-Arms
procure window curtains for the AS
semhly chamber.
Adopted.
Bowman inquired about n bill intro
ducetl last week in regard to mechatl-
les liens. Clerk instructed to hunt II
up.
By owen:
Resolved. That thcS Sergeant -at-Arms
be instructed 70 procure chairs heiong-
ing to the State and place them in tht
| lobby for the accommodation OF visit
ors.
Adopted.
INTRODUCTION.
Canavan introduced a bill for an AcI
amondatory Of an Act to provide reVe'
nue. for the support of the Governmen
of this state. ON motion, the rule
were suspended. bill read vice 10y
title and referred TO the Judiciary Com
mitteo. with instructions n have 7
printed.
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orat the rate o. SIl ,l>5 IL per mile.
This estimate may fall short or cx-
coed the actual cost, depending upon
u grading. The advantages oT light
or narrow gauge railroad, are as fol-
lows:
,. The large comparative saving in
first construction.
ne lafge proportion Of paving
load tn uoil-piNing weight uftr.lin.
>. The great reduction in wear and
tear OF permanent way, through adj
vantage gained by light rolling stock
and distribution IF load.
=. saving IN reduced wear and tear
Of wheel tires. from reduced weight
on each wheel.
.. Large proportional increase Of
power IT locomotive.
q. Proportiona.c increased velocitics
gained by the light system.
z. treat economy IN working traffic.
;. Comparative increase i'm capabili-
ties of traffic.
.. Great advantage gained hv the
application Of the Farlie system of 10
cpinotiye engine. IN concentrated
power. equalization Of adhesion al an
thc Wheels To the rails. economy from
reduced friction on wheel iiaugeS.
reduction OF wear and tear To the per-
inahent way, great saving in fuel and
economy of wage, for any given power.
The usual estimate Of cost Der mile
Of the four feet eight and one-half inch
saugc j. $4,000, with a carrying canaci-
". IN proportion to weight hauled. OF
~iNiy->iX per cent. less .han the mar
row gauge road.
Following is the percentage Of work
ins expenses 70 gross receipts in Great
Britain. on the roads named.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

The Humboldt county papers arc,
making 1t warm for their Senator'S.
The silver Stat" pitches into Mr.. Bon
niiield for tayoring the Churchill coun-
~ hill. and the Register into Mr.. Me
Beth for advocating a new csuntv.
Mr.. Bonniheld replies to the silver
state in to- days Register. Ills letter
viii lie found on the first page.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

DIGEsT OF THE LNws.-A copy of
Mr.. McBe,h's bill to revise and con-
Soliiato the laws j. crowded ont I "
day. II provides for the appointment
Of two CouImisSioncrs-Judge r. H..
Taylor and Judge fIaydon-to COM
plcte tho work. Both are competent
gentlemen, and a. the compensation
is light, and the necessity for compila-
tion urgent, the bill should become a
Law.
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Reno is agitated over the PROPOSE
ton to organize n municipal govern
mcnt, and also a proposition TO remove
the County-seat from Washoe City to
that place.
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THE c0sr OF NARROW GAUGE RAIL
ROADS.

y fcw weeks ago Mr.. B. \. Town
send, one OF the leading business men
Of Hamilton, was selected by the citi-
zens of White Pine as their agent TO
proceed to san Francisco and organize
a company for the purpose of con
siructing a narrow gauge railroad from
Elko. or some point on the Central
Pacific Railroad, 10 Hamilton, and
thence To the Colorado river. The
following letter from n railroad expert,
long familiar with the expense of con
structing and running railroad trains
on this coast, furnishes n better idea.
in a concise form, of the advantages OF
the new system than anything we have
yet seen published:
SAN ~FRANCIsCO, Dec. 30, 1870.
u. \. TOWNSEND, E~Q.-SIR: la an
swcr 10 your inquiries about the ad-
vantagcs and economy of "Narrow
Gauge Railroads." with cost Of same,
| beg leave to submit the following an-
swers 10 your questions, which are
approximate estimates:
Cosr PER NILE.
one mile Of ~ ". rails weigh 80 tonS,
ID $50 RI ton ..... Att
Freight ON same from san Francisco
To EIko, : SIi...--.-~..,..~-..... ass
Las ~. spikes Ia 2in
6.s1 rs. fish plates and bolts, n Sc. 30
Freight on spikes and plates. ) tons.
Ea ....... -
2uSu lies. ~6xsxfts. h Truekee SliFM. 2g7
= 900 II. ties. and fr't to Elko q So. 80
~idingS per ~
Grading and rack laying per mile. Pa
sli,s2
ROLLING STOCK.
Three Fariir engines. D. tons each s2a.nt0
six pass. ears, 1T class. il persons. G.GfN
~ "a class, IL IAsi
Fifteen box ears, 70 carry - tons ca G.Ba
Eiiteen Hat ears, 10 carry tons cu-. 4.-0O
s4i.9ae
FREIGHT on ROLLING SroCK.
Freight on engines, . tons, ISIS
per Ton - ~ 90
Freight on : pass. cars, L. IONS 5guWu
Freight on II box ears, l3ts tons. G3 -
Freight on II dat ears. Il fons....- SO ui
sl.252 80
10 miles 81 ulilroad " ~, 80 81 .SS0.2N 10
g engines and y carS..... ASA. al
Freight on same 10 Elko-...... 49, sd
sl.4as.7a2 %
POSSIBLE DEDUCTION.
Deduct s. VI. freight on ieS...sIg10 b
Deduct sl1 ton on rails, spikes and
plates -. 64t
Deduct sint ton on engine and ears. a75
sso,775
REHABILITATION.
Estimate hsT 10 miles and roll
'i- ..--....--.-S r.. ~ -
Possible deduction ON estimate SIS 10
Total cost Of l9o miles i.9i2.or "a
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

SHARP Practice IF TRUE.-The Ely
Record charges that the petition circu-
lated there asking for a removal of the.
C"unty-scat from IEiko to Phoebe has
bsen s;o'cn, and that il has made
its appearance ia Carson. having the
head cut from the petition, and am
other heading substituted, asking for
the incorporation Il Phoebe.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

The Humboldt Register is bitterly
opposed to the creation of the pro-
posed county Of Argenta ont Of any
portion OF Humboldt county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

The Senate yesterday adopted the
memorial 10 Congress introduced by
senator Mills. asking for a repeal ofall
duty on quicksilver. Congress should
act on the memorial at once.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

This shows the basis of economy of
narrow gauge over the I feet - inch
gauge and wider ones, rs they now
exist and are managed in Great Britain.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
DIED.

In san Francisco. cal, 18th inst. Albert
Muller, n resident Of Carson, aged about
- years.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

Military and Indian Affairs. Aericul-
turc and Manufactures, ana Roads and
Bridges, jointly Ice and they are here
by authorized TO employ a clerk.
l.. Y. Fo4,
Chm Nil. and Indian Affairs.
j. SPENCER.
Chm Roads and bridges.
A.f.n.aI
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With tears in her eyes. little girl Of
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A Mr.. shefaiu, of Portsmouth, Ohio,
while under the influence of liquor. killed
Mr.. Burke, of jackson county, for
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laughter, and sent to the Ohio Pepitentia-
ry for a period of three years. His wife
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sold him the liquor, laying her damages at
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When is q lady's neck not lady's
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To The F;armes-S.

In buying Farming Implements, the follow
ing facts should be taken into Considerations
"The bet always the cheapest" There is
nothing about farming which pays half so well
a. the judicious selection of a fulI assortmen,
of first-class Agricultural Implements, aid in
performing this duty. the experience Of every
successful farmer teaches that no safer rule
can be adopted than to always buy the best i'm.
plement Of its cliss in the market
No greater mistake was ever made than the
too common one of taking the poorest Of two
articles. because it can be bought with q trifie
less money, with promise to yourself 'that
when you get able you will buy better one"
when the actual loss in one year, BY way Of i'm
perfect work and untimely repairs, exceeds
the entire value Of good article.
Messrs. Mansfield. Ellingwood L Co., of ST.
Jaseph, NO., are agents for Browns Corn
Planter, Dcere's Moline Flows and Cult,vators,
Coles Corn Stalk Gutter. Canton Clipper
Plows and Cultivators. and the Champion Cul
tivAtors. These are all FIRsr-cLAss implements
and WARRANTED. They also keep full stock
Of Field and Garden Seeds, and Hardware Of
every description, and will take pleasure in an
swerng enquiries in regard to prices and terms.
fin need of anything in their line, We would
advise you to give them q call.
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FARE REDUcED.-A letter from VI. Firth
informs US that, commencing on Monday
last, the passenger fare on the Atcbison and
Nebraska Railroad has been reduced to the
standard Of cents per mile. Between
White Cloud and Atchison the fare will be
$3.50, instead of $2.l5, as heretofore.
Tickets from Atchison to St. Louis can be
purchased at Troy Junction. Passengers
by the morning train reach St. Louis, ria
Atchison, four hours earlier than if they
cross the river at St. Joseph. The people
of Rulo, Falls City, and other points in
Southern Nebraska, will do well to bear in
mind this reduced rate of fare, and the
advantageous connections in reaching St.
Louis.
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white Cloud Post Office ReEula.
lions.

Eastern Mails arrives 9 P. NJ; departs .
\. NJ; Closes at elaa A. NJ, daily, Except SUI
day). MOZART arrives and departs at T. NJ,
daily. except Sunday. Netawaka, Hiawatha,
Albany and all points West arrives P. NJ,
Nondsy's and departs 6 A. M. TUESDAYS.
Closes So p. M. Atchison and White Cloud
(sis A. & N. r } daily, except Sundays. fuives
st S:35 p. NJ; departs at A. M; closes at 6Iss
r. N. Iowa Point and Highland. Tuesdays.
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, at P. NJ; closes
IN Pm.
Money Orders can be obtained at this office
upon any Money Order Office in the United
St.tes. Money Order Office open from ~
o'clock A. NJ. to 6 O'Clock P. N daily, except
Sunday.
Post Office oren from * A II to71aa O'Clock
r. n, daily. From to II A. NJ, Sunday.
J.UTT, r. NJ.
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BLacxsn.rHs. wAcoS AND Carnage MAKE.

BLacKsn.rHs. WAGON AND CAaRiAer MAKrRs
will be pleased to learn that there is depot
for their supplies near home. where they can
get everythiaw they need and at prices COM
peting favorablv with Chicago and St. Louis
Co.. of St. JOSEPH. No., keep a large ara va
ri& Stock of Iron, Steel, Wood Work, Car
rage Makers Hardware. ard all other articles
used in the manufacture OF Wagons. Plows and
Carriages. Call on them, or write for their
prices. aud We fee coaf lent you viii be sell
pleased.