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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
WHAT H S BECOME OF THEMf

Early in the present session Of the
Legislature notice was given in both
Houses, we believe, that the treaty
making power Of the Government
would, at an early day, be memorial
lied to modify and annul all parts Of
the Burlingame treaty which accord
TO Chinese residents in this country
rights not enjoyed by American resi-
dents in China. In other words. Go
demand that Chinese shall not bc in
vited to cometo our shores in unlimited
numbers, as free cmigraniS. o. warm
ovc the land and drive white Labor
down to the level Of Asiaiic sggfs; hu.
hat their places of residence should
be confined to a few scapor. towns
aud their occupation 10 trade and com-
mercial pursuits. This matter should
be brought e. the early consideration
of the Legislature, so that she friends
and enemies Of the treaty may each
have an opportunity Of putting them
selves fairly on the record for O.,
against is provisions. our Senator
at Washington should also be i'm.
structed 10 TAX, early step, 20 bring
the subier; before the Senate. ausi
urge upon that body the important,
Of early and friendly action.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
THE LEGISLATURES.

Our report of the proceedings Of the
Senate on the Argenta bill has crowd
ed out some of the proceedings. The
debate was spiriteGly contested, main
ly by Bonniheld and McBeth in favor
of the bill, and Mccoy and Spencer in
h negative. The bill was finally
made the special order for THURSDAY.
1t is evident that tho vote viii BE
close.
In the House the announcement Of
the o on the vetoed Legislative
Fund Bill was further postponed %
Feb. - 10y the following vote: AYES,
"a; noes, 81. Savagc's Loan Bill was
laid temporarily ou the table. YES.
a; noes. u.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
RAILROAD suBsIDIEE-TEE PoLITI-
car CAMPAIGN IN CALIFORNIA.

From personal indications the po-
litical contest in California the coming
summer, promises 70 embrace ele-
menis OF political economy not here
toiore known or regarded IS party
questions. Subsidy or no subsidy TO
railroad corporations, will constitute
n ofthe leading If not the paramount
question in the next campaign in thar
state. In the Democratic party the
struggle in convention Will be be
tween Governor ITaisht aS the leader
or the a~uli-sul~idy forces, while the
subsidy elcmcu, Will, in all ~proalbili-
". be m|arshIled under the banner OF
Congressman johnson. L. is charged
10y the Sacramento Union and kin
dred sheets, that the Central P4c.as
Railroad Company will nov heaven
and cag,a 20 coalroi the state Couyeu-
lions %. both PARTIES, bat falling in
this, will concentrate lis entire
strength on the candidate most likcly
10 favor their darling policy oi
county Subsidies. Governor lIaigh'
is known and recognized ass tho
avowcd enemy of an schemes for
granting aid Ca railroad corporations.
and hence the railrual kings have
foycdoome! hisl ,o political slaughter.
Whether shcir chorre ia tac Demo
cratic party wifi be Johnson. or some
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08
n NgRi.i.

TUESDAY. Feb. =, ISL.
Assembly convened 81. 1888 a. IN.
Speaker ioWcrv ia the Chair.
l;n.! cal1ei-aIi present.
PRAYER ny Rev. J. n. Hammond,
Chaplain.
journal read and approved.
bar.ir-iuc was granted leave Of
absence for the balance Of the week.
uEroRr~.
H7ugho~e. from the Committee ON
Agriculture. reported back. wiki sub
s,i,use. senate Bib No. 3. in relation
o. stock running at large uu~lawluliy,
recommending thc passage al the sub
s.ifure.
savage. from the Committee on
WAYS and Means. reported back, wi,h
amendments. Senate lail No. -, aIl-
tAoriziu- "a State Joan. ami to place the
State ON FL cash basis, recommending
lis PASSAGE a. amended.
speaker pro lem. Tenant in the
chair
Savage, from tho Committed on
Ways and Means, reported ~faVorably
Senate Bill No. -, an Act Ia foster ;he
Virginia orphan Asylum.
Garaghan, from the majority of the
l select committee on County Bounaa-
Z ICES. EtI1ENtI amendments .# >N1~ti-
tutc for Senate Bill No. O. commend
ing its passage rs amended.
Gara-hau, from the Lincoln county
delegation, reported back Senate con
current resolution No. 81, granting
leave of absence To- John Game, sheriff
Of Lincoln county, and recommended
that il pass aS amended.
Jones, from the Lander county dele
gttiou, reported back Assembly Till
No 81, AN Act for the relief of James
Leningwe!l, and recommended that IL
pass as amended.
Burlingame. from the joint special
committee 10 inquire AFTER the report
Of the state Capitol Commissioners,
handed i'm the said report, which was
referred 10 the Committee on state In
stitu,ions.
FROM TIE SENATE.
\ message was received from thf
Senate, transmitting Senate Bill No
-. amendatory OF an Act concerning
crimes and puniShmcntS. Rules sus.
pended. bin read second time by title,
and referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Also, Senate Fill Ne. 6S, to admit 10
probate an INSTRUMENT purporting =
he the will Of Henry ~ticknoth
Rules suspended. bill read secon,
time bv title, and referred To Judiciary
Committee.
NOTICES.
simpson gave notice Of 4 bill for 81
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Act to provide for the payment OF the
outstanding Indebtedness of Esmer-
aida county.
Bowman. OF n bill for the relief Of
Jonathan Williams.
Hatch moved to reconsider the vote
by which the House yesterday passed
the proposition TO amend the conSti-
tuition, changing the ending of the
fiscal year to December isJ. Carried.
and the measure was laid temporarily
on the table.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs.
Wagner introduced a bin amenda-
tory OF the general toll road law.
Rules suspended, bill read second
timr by title and referred to the Com
mittce on Internal Improvements.
lockwood, u bill To provide for the
outstanding claims against the state on
account of the state Capitol. Rules
suspended. bill read second time by
title and referred TO the Committee un
state institutions. AMI ordered printed.
Tenant. a bin in relation to the
great ~eal Of the State. Rules .,g~-
! pended. bill read second time bv title
and referred TO the Committee on ju-
dietary.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Senate Bill No. Gj-An Act auihoriz-
ing a state loan and providing Tor the
| payment thereof.
Lockwood moved 70 lay temno:a-
| rilv on the table.
Ailcr Il long discussion by Williams.
I Lockwood, savage, Hogan, Bur.in-
game and Dovcv, LockwOod'> motion
| prevailed: ayes, -; noes, p.
Al I1:35 House took a recess for one
! Epur.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

AFTERNOON SESSION.

~
A>sel'1IH ~c"nNtH|u y, l:1o T. H.
'!n'Me1 31oN"'H iI tne 'H"ilt
,,1I3 saii'n. Quorum present.
'lilt''lA, rom 'l'u 'uoi''lif '""l
'."s,..' H'''t y ISt"Ft 90" '''e i''',tt 81
~t'i,.'- . "" -''c'''' Az - 81
->'''S "'iii'>'"'
>E'oSH READING OF BILLS.
Sarqfn Hrll y, 80 mn -, 81, r,n,,a.
the revenue Of me- STATE of Nevada
Read third time and lo>t-ay.s. 4:
NOES. 3i: absent. =
Senate PiF No. 81. an NJ, concerning
rnuveyauceS executed without the
't' i'.'.' ''l'" '''l' ana passed.
81 ''' - Hlls, "'"e". r.
'..,.g ui'I -. DE- "h Nc. -3f t5e re-
= mrs. i-',N 't'.'>.'' ,t"t ii""',
''''N' ''l" '',"' M '''''e ANA
l' - H''S' ] : '',>eiil' "'
'"'tN l'''' NJ ,+'' t' -NN, '' ''
''l."lA % th- Jay .'e"' "i N1'''oi mon
~ '''Hf'> ,'''''',' ON con
'' '''''. nm" ''i'i1 'i's'
t' 'HNF' ''' '~.H'''' -
THE VETO.
rr4vn moved th9f ,na a9ununr.-
m.al .rfIr vote ON fb, t,.st.r.. of .s,
..rf-.,.iy,. Ir,tna MN ,ay.r H. o..
HEt.NF Is kta..8 ANH tfF HaF-t HHHf4REA NM
mi Monday. T]el,rngry 1.tb
gsg-ntan moved "a .aIl nrtba IT,n~a
The rall Nm. clIlrf. Nb-enf or
leave. Bur,iu-,mr. Fuller and IIarri.
Wrhgrf leave. or,,,u. Smilh T,nu.-
dali. and Willard
!ur.u.aug.. and Harris Came II,
-,.l Inc -rgesn.-at- lrt.- Ir3:-nt in
Ocean. Translate .tu Willard
Nfar some tirmt-bin- tn ,.at an. ,,
tlr raiI. Mr.. smith ,,a. rro,3ahf In
vn5rh ended In. tgnt.tl.. and TIE y,'a
| s.,,l avs ~. r.,rS IN
''L''
The HOUSE resolved itself into Com
mIitcc OF the % MIR. Bowman ul
the Char for the consideration of the
general ale.
Assembly concurrent resolution No.
!"l' relative 10 a hiabl !In from "ad~-
worm - belmont. Resolution amend
eel and Us passage recommended.
Assembly 1911 No. lui. Tor the better
security OF properly against loss 10y fire.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

RAILHoAps.-Ihc Supreme Court 81
California has recently decided l.a;
when a railroad company runs its road
through a field without bmlding a
fence To prevent animals from getting
on the track. ii Is bound 10y an implied
promise 10 pay the wnc OF tho land
for any Of his cattle that may bc killed
ON the road through want or a proper
fence. The Court says tina. it is the
right OF the owner Of the land 80 pas
ture his cattle aud horses in his fields.
and that the Law does not regard il rs
negligence on hi, par If he pastures
them i'm a field travcrscd by a railroad.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

THE EsrIEE.-rhe prospects for the
restoration of the Empire in France
are rapidly Frightening. Dc j. report
ed that the Assembly will contain il
majority of Independents and Mou-
archists. GimhettJ = popularity is au
the wane, aud he seems to ho aware 81
the fact by favoriHg .ae war feeling as
much a. possible. llIs career Is prof.
ably near an end fox the pro>en.
France has suffered too mueh ro will
ingly dare the further uncertainties a.
tho Republic. order aui peace ar.
now indispensable for the welfare o.
the people. Political experiments are
too costly for the present condition oi
France.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Cassius NJ. Clay is now A. his old
home in Madison county, Ky, and n
short time z made "a speech n; Rich
mond, i'm which ho denounced Grants
Administration for its i~mbccility and
corruption, and avowed his deterini-
nation to cooperate with the Democ-
racy in driving il from power.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

IMnIGRArIoS.-A large number Of
German immigrants recently arrived
at Portland, Oregon, direct from tie
East. They are looking around FOR
farms. intending TO settle in the vii
lamette Valley.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Look at Humboldt county! Bear in
mind where the county seat now i,
Does Unionville accommodates every
BODY: When the Senators from Hum
boldt talk about the Inconvenience OF
the people of this section of Lander,
thew ought To correct that Of Hum
aoldt. Why not run III east aud west
line which would bring humboldt in
such shape a 70 make the county seat
accessible? Mol they must have the
railroad. Notwithstanding their dis
position to accommodate, they have 10
90 il at the expense Of Lander by dis
polling her territory. IL is remarka-
bic that the sympathetic gentleman
could nos have though. Of 4 plan to
accommodate the people i'll the north
west -: their own county. Aliusion
has been made To the tl-, that Lander
was originally created ont of Hum
boldi. T.us was in an early time.
Look at the map How. See how much
Lander has contributed toward the
organization Of. Elko and White Pine
counties. Vow because we do not pro-
pose 10 quietly suffer ct this.
@yHgEcmcu are indignant. Ilc>ays the
south line goes only SIX miles south cd
. the railroad. He is excessively mod
est. lie does not forget Ca take in the
railroad ami appropriate about one
third -: the taxes ui Lander. You
( can perceive that they have taken q
small portion OF l~IumDU!tlt. bat 10
miles u Lander. lie c2l.s This a small
strip. Is ia so The Senator sraak 5
OF Inconvenience from wau. If s.t1o3i~.
r. - a duty 90 educate Sine children.
Tlcrc is school fund for this purpose.
TInrc Is a minimum in the number OK
children provided Tor. II no: 100 low.
.Ecy receive their proportion. IS for
tax suits, sheriff fees, etc, the mcon-
/ yeuicucps u~cce>SlrIaiiy result. They
cannot be avoided. IL j. a hardship
which must ho borne. liza fumiiy p
move voluntarily 10 remote places
Z they do So with the understanding
7 lh1t facilities Of this character are nor
90 be had. shall we. for tine sake OF
accommodating "a portion OF tie peo-
/ pie Of Humboldt. disregard the wishes
60: Tia. balance OF tlc people, Fall
was originally opposed to This 3iNi>
Ion: but Ici,esh j. a ~hTead gentle
man. Ito looks before hc ac-: there
Z fore hciutr1duraithi~ substitute. \al
I locate tine county ,tlt ou the railroad.
Are NOS The gentlemen aware that Tn
Ipuvi.ic subject. lis people 60 4Hran-
~g,ui,nc.g>. requiring .rJ, a.er, % gpty
stage to reach ~ They overlook ,Ho-a
matters iu their auNt..E Jn relieve tH.
people cf Lender. THE People -"n-
( crafty rla NOT .tg~i.. ID yl3urs. ANA g.
naT-.Et uo 10 sHs nN-u~guHIltud Gt rD rt.
o-a-ulEe The truth ut ru~nrn~unsattt.
-ryu.sltus. These -.r.lonIsn WI.
le.ruuit usa to say. tHr. they a~e I.".
TRULY representing t,.,lr Constituents
EU .lfS matter, anu tutN Ought 1h1. t'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Dr,p.-The widow Of the late Thos.
darcy McGce died at Montreal on
lar. 18th. She was found dead IN a
kneeling position with her prayer
book in her hand.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Mr.. n. G. Patrick, OF that old and
always reliable Democratic journal,
the San joaquin Republican, Of stock
ton. was in town yesterday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

SrrcIpE.-A dispatch from Eiko last
night stated that James McGinncss,
Deputy Sheriff, committed suicide
about : o'clock.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

We have "a half dozen cpmmunica-
iions on various subjects. unaecom-
panied by the namcs Of tho authors.
We are inclined 10 the opinion that
the correspondents will not see them
i'm type. Any person who doesn't
know enough to. sign his name Ia a
correspondence, doesn't know enough
TO write for this paper.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

To BE SoLo.-Amour the military
stations reported OH by the United
States Senate Committee on Military
Affairs We see tho names Of Camp
Mco;arry, of Nevada, Walia Walla and
Lane, Of Washington Territory. and
such portions Of Fort Bridgor as may
be no longer required for military
purposes. Their sale j. recommended.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Louis S~ap0leon's :reign in Franco
was longer than that OF any OF has pse
decossor- since 17fi.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

/ new GUILTY. . tEtIfaallfAal liin - ~ ~
also. Dun Glen does not petition
against this bill. bat against the idea
OF a partition or Churchill county
growing ont Of the bill which pro
duced such n Juror here some Inn
ago. As for McBeth's interests they
are with NInnemucca. me ilieIeSlg
Of the people demand the creation -
the new county, that tley may H"t
have 20 travel ninety lhlieN 70 tns
county seat. ~ : Ilc. tns. I.3itr
are always IN IlNot o. uPl..e'i
territorial lililS. y "aSa'l ~ !.
wears ago - iahe "a ~.
COUNTY rom ti".ila"''". .,ut,.,
tp'..1'.e o.. -, =, ~, 49,.
sly hit!'1 >''s" ~ - H.
= "ite'' Iiiy e' -
= DC 'N.t,h',.' go
lai->l'a, - =, arr.Iu,,-
- -, !" .,,.o IL ne IN
tiemrn whom i represent. They
comic 10 that section % pay laxgs. but
when they want lo build ar.Iea-.
r,aHs. school houses, &C. Laus.o-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

TREE2EE->TRLE.-The negro Cadet,
Smith, ot West Point, i again in
trouble. charged with conduct un-
becoming an officer aud "a c~cntIeman.''
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

New RAILEoAD.-The M0rmons are
preparing 10 build a railroad from
Great SAL Lake Guy To Payson, which
IS ~ miles from that place.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

CANCELI%G TIE FoLICIES.-t'or rea-
SOUS ae~, known 10 themselves. the in
surture agents ~ Virginia, since the
re,cut bi1 ire. have cancelled all or
most Of the policies cn wooden build
ings iu the Immediate vicinity OF the
burnt district. We are informed that
,hc hou>e known a. mo. g. near the
T. a. T. and Union street, Nir-
.inia, j. insured % Sl1.unG in the Lon
don. LIVER COL and Globe Insurance
Company. The building may be worth
onc-third Of that amount or may be
not. hat that il none of our business.
Those most Interested in that neigh
borhood seem T. thlak that il cancel
ing policies * the order OF the day,
thai one should be cancelled also,
thus giving all hands an equal show,
with no Partially .-LGold ltIll News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Hastings in the Chair.
IiGll moved that tine bill he consid-
cred ongro,~ei. read ;h.r.l time and
placed on it final ra~~Irn.
Mccoy RAISED the point Of order
Ira the hill canun' n1N n. taken zap
aud considered ou-r'~~ei w.nou. .
suspension Of the rules.
uycrruled by Tho CHAIR.
The ~rc~craryt then proceeded 10 read,
who moved Oh make the biH ~ special
order for Thursday at 10 o'cloct.
MuCov objected and yllirl fora vote
on tl. bill. He moved to lay the
motion to make tho bill 90 epes-ial or
der nu the table. AYES. O.: noes, 10.
The nilI was then made "A special or
der for Thursday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

OwYHEE ITEMS. The following
items are taken from the Avalanche
of January 2sth:
Judge i. 4. Nliller's wife has been
seriously i'll with inilammatory rheu-
matisnl.
The stage now leaves Boise City for
Owvhce at ; a. M, arriving al y yer
n , p. IN.
Charley Hilton has gone to Puget
Sound in search OF the terminus of the
y. !. Railroad.
There are only three or four miles
OF slcighing between Boise and Silver
cities-l scarcity OF nov never expe-
ricnced before within the memory Of
the oldest inhahitaut.'
The Northwestern stage Company
has provided = number OF fine, new
coaches Tor the route To the railroad
via silver City. Anew S;agccompany
would Ice preferable Ia new coaches.
Wells. Fargo ~ 60. shipped from
silver city. during the week ending
January 18th. seventeen bars of bull
lion valued az SaJ, 1I5.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Amt in hand in excess Il Capital.
available &. pay Ls>se, and Hivi-
I.r.,t- - o.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-08

Assembly convened n l:i0 p. m
Speaker LowerN I'M The Chair.
Roll called; quorum present.
Williams. from the Judiciary Com.
mit;cc. made n report On the matter @
drafting a Civil Practice Act by ,
Nnt.lN .Inhnsan.
The New York herald., 1871-12-03

Mission Of ~. Jamoy (R. C.l Church.
At the Roman Catholic church OF ST. James there
is EMISSION" In progress under the auspices or the
kedemptor1st Fathers, Father Gross, superior.
Last night there were some very magnificent cere.
MONIES, III which the female members or the con-
Gregau0n dedicated themselves TO the Blessed vir.
gin vary The hign altar was specially decorated Tor
tne OCCASION, auu was one Olaze lights ana per.
1eci gar oil enc &c flowers lurllshe by tIe adies,
and Produced very Imposing elect. The sermon was
w.ta the deepest attention. Inc services AZ the
CHURCH to-day Will coaslst OF hign mass and sermon
at ma past ten A. w. Special INSTRUCTION I0r girls
at tIee 4. Al. aud tue ual evening service at nall
last seven IN tue evcniLg. Tie WU:k done by these
good iaLuers or he redemption aMolxt e poorer
people o. the Catholics DOrne good irdlt, aud lt
Is To be hoped tnaG tney wll give the less favored
Glasses their co eligi0nists IN ths ciy the Dcnene
oil good deal Vi tae.r iatucrly inlLiStraGi0n.
The New York herald., 1871-12-03
NOT 4 MURDEREsS.

Mrs. Catharine Daey, late OF 1858 west Fifty third
street, who was arrested several days ago on sus-
picion OF taking the life OF her husband John Daley.
yesterday brought before Coroner Herman, at the
City Hall, by Detective Davis, OF the Twenty second
precinct. She testified that deceased had been an
Incorporate man for years. and that on the
1gth ult., while under the influence OF liquor.
he drew knife on her, but she escaped. She had
hachet In her hand, with which she was cutting
wood Coming at her second time with the
knife. he cut her Tue left hand, when she ralse1
the hatchet IN sef-defence AMI struck him on
the head. Mrs. Daley then escaped through the
door, but subsequently returning he told her
to clear out and not come back. Accordingly
Wednesday when ne was out. Gong away again
Mrs. Daley remained absent I'LL Friday, and on xo-
ing home once more found her hu sbanl drunk aud
dld not remain The Tuesday following on gong
home once more she remained all night DE.
ceased was In beO, and. although not COM
planning, ne wanted ner 10 gel him some
wniskey, which sne did, anu also obtained some
oysters for him; and at six O'Clock the next mori-
dead
As previously stated In the HERALD, Deputy Coro-
ner J0hl Beach, In making p0st-mOrtem exanna-
ti0n on the pody found that fatty aegcncr alton OF
temperance was the cause OF death, and sucn was
the verde Uf The jury. The blow which Daley had
received did not seriously harm him.
Mr.. Daley has terrible scar on her fOrchean
hands OF her husband, and she claims TO have marks
oil MS brutality all over ner body.
There beng no cause for the iurtner detention OF
Mrs. Daley, sne was discharged by Coroner Herr
near Ulica, tnls slate. Deceased was q native OF
Ireland and lifty years OF axc.