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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-09-29
Legal Notices.
,N,NISTRATOWS NOTICE.

A MlNISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ EsrATttoF ISAAC GRooVER, DECD.
Letters of administration on tho estate OF
Isaac Groover, lutc Of Centre twp, Columbia
county decd, nave been granted by the Register
of said county. to samuel Neyhard of samc
place All persons having claims or demands
against the decedant arc requested TO make
them known, and those iuletted TO make pay
ment. SAMUEL Ntn lAltn,
septS, 7l-Bw. Administrator
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Notice to All Whom it May Concern,

that the contrvanccs for the taking OF iish IN
said act mentioned are known 10 exist IN iH,
North Branch Ofthc Susquehanna riverandu
streams within the county OfColumbihi llll l,'I
same are declared 10 he common nuisthcrs, ~"
that the owners and managers of SAID cnhlIn.
ances are hereby required TO disnantn anu In
move the same within ten days nller Tue pun"
cation hereof under the penalty of having ~ .
same dismanted and removed Us IN san ioI W
provided, AAhoN sMiiih,
sheriff of Co lumbla county, iU'
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TY-THREE ACRES,
FORTY.ONE ACRES

neat measure, adjoining lands of FrlslS IL Shu-
man, TenCh Cox ana others
TIiIRD.-A lot OF timber land situate In the
same township. containing
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NNENurOR'S NOTICE.

AZ ESTATE OF JACOB HOIiE, DECD.
Letters teStamentary On the estate of Jacob
Yohc, late of Mill, N township, Columbia count ty,
deceased, have been granted by thc Register of
said county to Il, B. Brown ami j. W. Yohc, OF
Minln township, Columblnc cbunty AnpcrSOns
having claims against the estate are requested IL
present them to the Executors in Colum blu
county, Pa. those indebted to the estate cithcl
ON note, Judgement, mortgage ur book accouat
will make payment 10 the Executors without
delay. Il. u. BROWN,
j. W. NOHE,
| sept 20 '7l.Gwf Executors.
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THE WAR ESDED.-PARIs. Feb. -.
Everything has been arranged AZ
Bordeaux. y committee to negotiate
a treaty of peace has beer selected and
The draft Of the treaty has been APP
proved by bismarck and Moltke. The
treaty will be signed Immediately,
and the German troops will then
march through Paris to Strasbourg
and their take the trains for home.
The trains will follow each other as
rapidly As possible. The Assembly
will then adjourn To Paris and proceed
with the reorganization of France.
The departments not occupied 10y the
Germans are ravagcd by bands Of
Francs-Tireurs, who are pillagine
travellers and houses. Terror reigns
in those departments.
Biscrcditable revelations are making
| concerning the Provisional Govern
ment. Ii is said that members hole
immense sums made out of contracts.
that they secretly disposed OF store:
aud provisions, and that in the Hote
de Vile $4,000 bottles of wine wer,
drank.
Provisions are pouring in and price.
are low.
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No CHISAMAS NEED APPLY.-The
Legislature has established n prece
dent in tho railroad bills which have
passed both Houses, which we hope
TO see Migrated in every measure OF
the kind which meets with the APP
prevail OF that body. 1t is provided
that no Chinese Shall be in any way
employed on said roads, in either con
STRUGGLING 90 running them. under a
penalty of forfeiture of all their privi-
leges. This is just. We are not out
here in the sasebrush Tor the purpose
of constructing roads for the benefit OF
China, while white men are seeking
for work. The roads can lie con
stfncted without the assistance OF
Cinnamon, and they should be. The
principle established in these railroad
bills should be extended To Include
labor on public works OF every de.
scription.
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SESSION.

Assembly convened st l:55 p. M
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll called-quorum present.
Smith moved 4 call of the House.
Carried.
After some time had elapsed 4 mo-
ton was made TO suspend the call.
Carried.
Assembly concurrent resolution No.
las, relative TO the Constitutional
Amendment striking u the word
male Read third time and lost by
The following ote
Ayes-Bowman, Buckingham, Bur
lingamc, Brown, Canavan, Delano,
povey. Fuller, Gray, Harris, Hatch,
Hay, Lockwood. Organ, Patchen.
Rogers, Saville, Simpson, Tenant
-.
Noes-Barhcr, Beck, Child, Cowen,
Dangberg, E!iySon, Garaghan, Green
halgh, Hogan. ZONES. Lawson, Likcns,
Manning, Mcclellan, Mcleod, Muir
ply, Owens, Piper, Potter, Savage.
smith, Trousdale, Wagner, Willard.
Mr.. Speakers; absent, =.
Lawson gave ngt'e of a reconsider
alton.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
Senate Bill No. 90, to purchase GER
tain laws of the Territory of Nevada
passed in 1861. Read third time and
p,S>ed-ayes. 81; noes, II; absent, 3.
savage and Child gave notice for a
reconsideration.
Assembly Bill No. 81, relative To ac-
counts against the State. Read third
time amt pas~ed-ayes, 81; noes, 3;
absent, 4.
Senate concurrent resolution relative
4 tn tlrNfNnsr ,RNar 10 fi. >tr rRnrtnfAnlnp
Of Public instruction the desks for
mcrly used 10y the Legislature. Read
third time aud passcd-ayes, -; noes,
IL; absent, 8.
Hay gave notice for reconsideration.
FROM II SENATE
\ message was received from the
Senate transmitting Senate Bill No. IS,
with House amendments concurred in.
Also, Senat Bill No. 49,, relative 10
outstanding Indebtedness of Virginia
City. Referred 10 Virginia portion OF
the Storey county delegation.
Assembly Bill No. 63, amendatory
of the election law, rs passed by the
Senate.
Also, Senate Bill No. l04. relative To
the removal Of county seats. Referred
to Committee on Counties and County
Boundaries.
Also, Senate Bill No. IA, TO provide
for the care of the insane. Referred 70
Committee OF State Institutions.
Also, Senate joint memorial and
resolution No. ll5, relative To the an
neNation of a portion of Idaho Terri,
tory. Referred To the Committee OF
Federal Relations.
The House then took up the specia.
order, SENATE Bill! No. 67. authorizin.
i State loan and the funding of tn,
floating debt.
4 call Of the House was ordered
When the delinquents were brough
in the call vas suspended.
At 1887 the House adjourned.
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SAN FRANcIsco. Feb. Is.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is.
Nothing from steamship Montana
from Panama.
Weather clearing up. Over half
an inch of rain fell this morning,
making a total Of over 81 inches for
the season.
\ consultation of Republicans,
understood to be opposed to railroad
subsidies and in favor Of bringing
out Newton Booth for Governor, was
held here last night, with what sue
cess has not t~ranspired.
Advices by steamer from Sonora
and Sinaloa say the contest for the
Presidency will be very bitter be-
tween the partisans of Juarez and
Zerdo III those States; and the parti-
sans OF General Diaz are also nu-
merous and active and anxious to
run him as an independent candi-
date.
Placido Vega has abandoned his
more ambitious political schemes to
become a highway robber.
1t is understood that if Congress
votes the subsidy, the first vessel OF
the new Australian and New Zealand
line will be dispatched March 81 st OF
April LIST.
Dill, the kanaka sailor who set
the whale bark Massachusetts, on fire
in the harbor of Lahiria, last year,
was convicted of arson on the high
seas in the United States Circuit
Court to-day.
Charles Mclaughlin was convicted
in the Municipal Court of highway
robbery.
James Burns having been placed
on trial on n charge of assault, wit
messed disagreed so widely as to the
time they had seen the offense COM
mitted, that Judge Lake instructed
the jury that no cause had been
made out, and they must acquit the
prisoner without any testimony for
the defense being introduced. The
Jury then went out to consult and
returned with n verdict of guilty as
charged. The attorney for the de.
Tense, who had not been allowed
to introduce testimony, then moved
for a new trial which was granted.
Stocks weak. Crown Point, $780,;
Segregated Belcher, Sl4L.; Yellow
Jacket, SI1; Sierra Nevada, S12;
Savage, $780,; Hale a Norcross,
S97; Gould * Curry, S40H; Over
man, So; Chollar, S71 Ophir,
S5T.. An assessment of 81 % per
share has been levied on the stock of
the Rogers Silver Mining Company.
delinquent March 10Th.
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this provision. You cannot affect one
without affecting all.
Mullen said he could give n reason.
The gentlemen from White Pine who
are advocating this bill, a few days
ago fought against this bill with the
same provision. This is TO protect the
people. believing that the railroad can
protect itself.
The Chair decided that the amend
mcnt proposed by McCoy to the As
sembly amendment is ont of order.
without a suspension Of the rules and
a reconsideration OF the original vote
OF the Senate
Crawford moved that the rules he
suspended and the vote be reconsid-
cred.
Hall raised poin; Of order that this
i now q new bill and cannot be con
Sidered.
Hopkins moved to place the bill on
its third reading the final passage.
Chair decided Crawford's motion
ont OF order.
Mullen could see no right To suspend
the rules TO reconsider Il vote after the
Till has been to the Assembly and
back; more than after it had gone
TO the Governor.
Crawford read a precedent from the
| last session.
The Senate on roll call. refused TO
suspend the rulC>-aNcS, 4, noes -.
The Senator from Churchill said
originally he voted Tor this bill. which
surprised some Of his constituents.
There are some objectionable points
about the bill which ought To be
amended. lie should oppose the bill
as NOW constituted.
Mccoy said lie had fought the bill
not to defeat it but Ia perfect it. l do
not wish to defeat the wishes of the
people about this matter. After the
bill has been perfected as much as pos
siblc | shall then vote for or agains;
as | may think proper.
Moore said he opposed the bill he
cause it WAS improper and wrong. lie
Vas satisfied the people OF Eiko out
side OF the town were opposed 10 this
bill. He sent a communication 10 the
paper there which was smo,hercd-
everything against The bill there has
been smothcrrd.
The vote WIS then taken On the A.
scmbIv amendments and adopted by
the following vote:
Ayc>-Abraham. Bounitield, Brown.
Boring, Cleveland. Eastman. Hall,
Hastings, Hazard. lIaz!et:, Hopkins,
McBeth. Mills, Phelan, Shamp-l5.
Noes-CEtwford, Fox, Hill, Mctoy
Moore, Mullen. small, Spcncer-S.
Recess Of M hour.
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third time, and, on motion, the rules
were suspended and the author (Mr.
Barber was allowed 10 withdraw the
bill.
Senate Bill No. l03, an Act requiring
State officers to furnish the Legislature
with duplicates of all report. intended
for publication. Read third time and
passei-ayes, so; absent, 10.
Belknap, Private Secretary TO the
Governor, appeared aud returned AS
sembly Bill No. q, an Act amendatory
OF an Act in relation To compensation
or jurors, rs approved by his Excel
iency.
GENERAL
Thc.IIouse went into Committee If
the Whole tDr. Bowman in the Chair
for the consideration OF the general
Tile.
Assembly Bill No. 10, amendatory
of Section i of the election law. Conn
mittce recommend that the bill be laid
temporarily on the table.
Senate 1911 No. 10, an Ac; 10 pro-
vide for the selection and sale OF lands
granted "a this state by Congress.
Passage recommended.
Assembly Bill No. 16. i'm relation TO
1 accounts against the State. Passage
! lttbtliiittlAAitii-
Senate concurrent resolution No. ia,
relative 10 turning over To- the Super
intendent Of Public instruction the
desks formerly used by the Legisla-
ture. Recommendation adverse to
passage.
Senate Bill No. sc, an Act: TO provide
for the purchase of certain copies OF
the Territorial laws of 1861, together
with a substitute reported 10y the Jul
dietary Committee, providing that all
unrepcaled laws OF 1861 be printed by
the State Printer in volume with the
laws of this session.
Committee recommend that substi-
tutc be returned 10 the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Committee rose Speaker pro tenn.
Tenant in the Chair and reported.
Savage, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported favorably
Assembly Bill No. lis, al Act 10 pro-
vide for the payment of salaries of
certain county officers.
Also, u~niaVorably. Assembly Bill
No. 10, an Act To provide II
Also, u~niaVorably, Assembly Bill
No. li9, an Act TO provide for the pay
ment of interest on claims against
counties.
1T 1858 House took a recess for one
hour.
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STOCKTON. Feb. Is,

rem. 10.
1t commenced raining this MORN
ing, and continues with but slight
intermission until 81. this afternoon.
Tonight is cloudy with a light south
east wind.
\ foot race took place at the race
course to-day between Dan. Nc
Carly, alias Boston, and Billy Mack
distance go yards-for a purse OF
$50. Won by Billy Mack, beating
his competitor fifteen feet.
The District Court has been occu-
pied all day with the ease of the
people VS.. James Gelabert, charged
with murder.
Reports from Stanislaus and
MERGED counties state that the crops
are looking exceedingly we'll.
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FIRGINIA.-We clip the following
itanS from tho EptarnriSa of vastarda-

NIRGINIA.-We clip the following
items from the Enterprise of yesterday
morning:
BUILDING.-Houses are going up in
the burnt district AT an as~tonishingly
rapid rate. Two or three new houses
appear every day, and the gap left by
the fire will soon be filled. In spite of
wind or driving snow the carpenters
hammer away, and buildings appear
as if by magic.
There are ut present three or -four
parties in this town who wish to find
extensive copper leads that will pay
throughout not less than ~ per cent.
The object is to use the ore inthe man.
ufacturc of bluestone.
The Chief of Police yesterday served
written notices upon no less than
three persons, requiring them to at
once leave the city. They were all
men supposed to be in the inccndiary
line. They asked no questions, but
pocketed their valentines" and ''got
up and busted"
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FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES.

The judiciary Committee in the
Senate yesterday reported against the
Foreign Insurance bill. 10 regulate
companies doing business in this
State. The committee might have re-
ported against a worse bill than this.
The country i flooded with irreSpon-
sible agents oil irresponsible compa-
mics, claiming to have millions OF CAPT
tai somewhere, but very Little Of i, i,
ever thrown N sight. This bill re-
quireS lire insurance companies, or
ganized or incorporated in other
States, to deposit security for the pay
ment of their liabilitics-this security
TO be in the shape OF bonds OF the State
of Nevada. III these companies are A.
responsible A. they claim To be, this
requirement will he NO hardship.
Their millions Of capital must be in
vested in some shape, and bonds OF
the State bearing 10 per cent. interest
would be as safe anu ~ profitable AN
investment a. most amy other arrange
ment. Taxes on these bonds might a.
well he paid here as elsewhere; for
here they do their business, and
here they are projected in il, and they
therefore should contribute a share o.
the expenses carrying on the local
government. These companies arc
constantly draining money out OF Tia,
State. This deposit in bonds would
Offset IN a measure the evil of thi,
drain. To a certain extent It would
strike a general average between tn,
losses and gains the state sustains 10y
the operations OF foreign insurance
companies. If the companies ar,
really reliable, the requirement in
ilic,s no damage on them. Ii they NJ,
not reliable, they ought not 10 bc do
ing business here.
Just now. there is another specia
reason for the bill. 1t will afford :
market for the bonds Of The State. Il,
raise cash for even the payment O
members of the Legislature, it is nee
essary that state bonds should be dis
posed of. If three or four insuranc
companies, t continue their bushes
here, have to purchase $4,000 each {
these state bonds, it will place som
money in the treasury which other
wise mag lie slow in reaching Il.
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Miss Fanny ID. Price has concluded
her professional engagement at Sacra-
mcnto, and a Figaro correspondent.
who compliments her performance,
saws on Monday she commenced a
short engagement at Marysville, sup
ported by the Proctor company. ON
the 10Th she will commence a session
at tho California Theaser in San Fran
slsco.
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FROM OREGON.
Feb. Is.

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.
Four children, deserted by their
parents, were found at the Railroad
House a few days since. The mother
eloped to San Francisco with her
brother-in-law on the last steamer.
The mate of the brig Maid AwaskH-
from Wales, has been found guilty
of beating a sailcr with a capstain
bar. The Captain of the same brig
is under trial on a similar charge.
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THE NoRrugRSP AcIFIc.-Jay Cooke
expresses the opinion That the North
ern Pacific Railroad will he in IN
ming order within iour years. lie as
serts that the company has over fifty
million acres of land which will sell
for more than the amount of bonds
necessary to be issued. II this latter
statement is true, it is paying no COM
pliment to the honesty or economy OF
Congress. II is time that tho public
lands were saved from the grasp OF
these great monopolies. tits the duty
Of Congress to remember that settlers
can be of some service TO tho country
as well as railroads.
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woxAS SUFFRAGE received a serious

WOMAN SUFFRAGE received a serious
backs Vel yesterday on the motion to sub
nit the question Of a Constitutional
Amendmen; Tor that purpose 10 tine
people. 1t was voted down, to the
dis, Ist Of many o. its advocates, and
- The great delight OF several ladies
present in the Assembly who have
lost no suffrage. The o stood 10 in
favor, . against the propositions, and
2abscnt. A notice Of reconsideration
to-day was given. Politically, mem
bers divided on tie question, without
regard TO partisan lines. Seven Dem
ocrats voted for submitting the ques
ton, and twelve Republicans. Both
the Independents voted against tho
proposition. The names OF gentlemen
voting will be found in TIE Assembly
proceedings.
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ARoESTA CoUHTY.-The bill Great
ing the new county Of Argenta was
defeated in the Senate last night by
the following vote: Ayes-Bonnifield,
Brown, Cleveland, Crawford, Hall,
Hopkins, McBeth, Mills, Phelan'
Small. Noes-Abraham, Boring, East
man, Hastings, Hazard, Hazlett, Hill,
Mccoy, Moore, cullen, Shanp, Spen-
Ger. Absent-FoX.
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NOTICE Ia HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ].
~ MARY ANN RICHARDS. a married NO.
man. and the wife of John =. Richards. residents
&C Carson City. Ormsbs county. State Of Nevada.
will apply 10 the District Court, Second Judicial
District, in and for the county IL ormsbv, State Of
Nevada, ON SATURDAY, March Is. 1871. at 10
o'clock a m. Of said Day. for an order VI saia csUt
permitting me To carry OF business In my own
name and on my own account, as sole trader, TO
wit: the business uf kee ping boarding house. rent
ing. brying and selling real an personal properly ,
ard loanin; money in aid state OF NevadA.
MARY ANN RICHARDS.
Dated February Is. ISL. fe16-4w
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate me pursuant 10 adjourn
mcui. President pro tenn, IN the chair.
Special order for = O'Clock WAS As
scunbly Bill No. s..
MIR. Mullen moved n call Of the
House. ADOPTED.
Roll callcd-absent, NcBeth, Bonni-
field ana Shamp.
Assembly BilI No. -, an let to re
peal chapter -. of the laws passed AT
the session of the Legislature OF 1869.
LuSt-Ayes, :; noes. Is.
y message was received from the
Assembly appointing MessrS. Delauo,
Murphy and ~avillc a. a joint com
mittee To select subjects for paintings
Tor both Houses.
senate Bill NJ. I37-An Act to pay
the Indebtedness of Virginia City,
Passcd-aycS, 20; noes, 3.
INTRODUCTION.
Hall introduced n bill for the relic.
of the Nevada Railroad Company.
Assembly concurrcnt resolution No,
li3, relative TO mail service from Win.
nemucca to Camp Winfield scott
Adopted.
Assembly Bill No. gS-An Act Il
provide Tor the introduction of steam
wagons. Passed-aye>, Is; noes, 4.
Senators Hall and Hazlett were ap-
pointed on the part Of the Senate tc
select subjects for paintings.
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ALI the favorite brands II the finest
Havana domestic cigars, and the best
smoking and chewing and smoking
tobacco can be had at Jas. J. Mandle-
baum's Variety Store.
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The Utah Reporter, a Gentle paper
published at Corinne, has been sold
by O. q. Hnynk Ia Adam Aulbach.
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INTRODUCTION
A>sE.IEL-.
"WEDNESDAY. Fob. u. ISL.

WEDNESDAY. Feb. -. 1871.
Assembly convened NJ lO:30 a. IN.
Speaker Lowery in the Chair.
Roll callcd-quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. j. u. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
REPORTS.
Hatch. from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands. reported back amended A.
>embly Bill No. l29. an Act TO provide
for the selection and sale OF lands
granted to this state by Congress. and
recommended its passage as amended.
Jones, from the Committee ON Con
tingent expenses, recommending the
allowance OF certain bills. Adopted.
smith, from the Corporations, re-
ported back Assembly Bill No. $50, TO
provide for the incorporation of towns.
and recommended is passage as
amended.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Savage offered the following:
Resolved. That the skating rink be
and j. hereby abolished.
Mr.. savage explained that il was inn
possible to get the WAYS and Means
Committee together tor the transac-
I ZION Oh bki~llltN~. bN AK ~ AAlt AtA~EllAsk-
ton OF the rink.
Resolution ruled out of order.
On motion of MIR. Garlghan. Assem-
bly, Bill No. 90 was taken from the
table and placed ut the bottom of gen
eral file.
on motion of Mr.. Beck, Assembly
Bill No. - tabolishing capital punish.
mentl took same course.
| \nNufra Chairman pSlad iqnpa ~
absence for two hours for the Commit.
tee on Ways and Means. Granted.
Tenant gave notice of a motion &c
amend standing rule No. 81.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Fuller introduced a bill for an Acr
amendatory of an Act in relation Il
the salaries of Governor aud Lieuten.
ant Governor. Fixes the salary o
Governor nj $1,000 and that of Lieuten
ant Governor At $500 per annum
payable quarterly.l Referred to Judi
ciary Committee.
Smith. a bill amendatory Of an Ac
to regulate proceedings in civil cases
etc. Referred 10 Judiciary Commit
tee.
Trousdale. a bill for an Act to pro
vide an Insane Asylum. Objection
being made, the bill was withdrawn
Jones, n bill granting the right 9
way and other privileges TO the Unioi
Pacific Tunnel Company TO construc
a drain and exploring tunnel in Ian
der county. Referred TO the Commit
tees on Internal improvements AM
Mines and Mining.
THIRD READING y PASSAGE.
Senate Bill No. AZ, m Act To proven
the destruction Of fish in. the waters c
Nevada. Read third time and passe
-ayes. 30: noes, 3; absent, IS.
Senate Bill No. "a, an Act To pay Gel
tain Indebtedness ofHumboldt county
Read third time and passsed-aye:
81. absent, IL.
Assembly Bill No. los, TO secur
! liens to mechanics and others. Raa
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