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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
DAVIS AND PARKER.

The Sacramento Reporter raises tc
its masthead the names of David
Davis for President, and Joel Parker
for Vice President, subject to the
| decision of the National Democratic
Convention.
In doing this it takes occasion to
say that it viii be exclusively for
that Convention to decide upon the
policy to be pursued, and if a strict
party fight should be considered adj
visable, down viii go these names
and up those selected by the COnven-
ton. 1t has, however, the utmost
confidence that these gentlemen will
receive the Democratic endorsement
IN convention, and the Democratic
vote after it particularly Governor
Parker, whose Democratic record,
and popularity are uneXceptional to
many who would not as willingly
support Judge Davis.
The Reporter is further of the
opinion that putting aside all con-
sideratiOns of definite policies, Mis-
souri, or otherwise, the National Con
vention will nominate Davis as a
and make him the stand
ard bearer of the party through the
contest,
1t is evident hat the nominations
are received with general favor
throughout the country. 1.-THE Gin
Convention should endorse
these gentlemen, as we believe they
there will be a strong induce
.ent for the Democratic Convention
10 do the same thing. This will
consolidate the opposition. andrevo-
.utionize the country, if anything
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

The ALDISE. - The February
number of this splendid illustration
of American art has been received.
1t is what it claims to be, the hand
soonest monthly journal in America.
It's literature is light, pure, and
graceful, and its pictures the rarest
gems of artistic taste which appear
in black and white. The different
numbers should be carefully pre-
served, and bound at the end of the
wear. The illustrations are repro
duced regardless of expense. Sutton
X Co. are the publishers, New York
City.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

WAR TALK.-The talk about an
other war between Germany and
France appears to have little foun-
dation. The French Government is
threatened with overthrow by the
united Bourbon and Orleans interest,
and Germany, of course, has some
interest in seeing that a government
prevails that will carry out the arti-
Giles of the treaty between those Ma
tions. Hence some reinforcements
i II the northern provinces. Another
war is nonsense.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27
The Enterprise calls Horace Gree

The Enterprise calls Horace Gree
ley IAN eSotistical, home-protective
old bloat." If this is the character
of the Father of the Republican
party, what can be expected OF the
sons? The Enterprise is copying af-
ter General Grant, who never voted
a Republican ticket in his life, but
who has no hesitation of ruling out
of the Republican party Sumner,
Trumbull and Schurz, who spent
the best years of their lives in found
ing the party. The gratitude of par
ties, like the gratitude of Republics,
is proverbial.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

There has been a scattering of the
late crowd at Eureka, and outside
towns should be careful that the
contagion is not spread around
throughout the State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

PHOToGRAPHICi-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow. on Second street TOR
the latest style OF photographs. Par
tlcular attention paid TO viewing.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

A Eureka correspondent of the
Reno Crescent says Eureka is not a
pleasant place to live in. The air Is
filled with odors from the furnaces,
suggestive of lead and arsenic.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

On being asked by an antediluvian
whether Mr.. Fernando Wood was
still in the House, Mr.. Dawes is re-
ported to have replied, lately, Wood
is IN the House, but not still"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

London, with population of s.
900, 900, has only nine daily news
papers-tive morning and four even
ing while Paris has twenty, and
New York twenty four.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Elko has apparently given up the
fight for the location of the State
University, and the Independent
recommends Reno.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

The residents of Buel are consid-
ering the propriety of changing the
name of the town to Tecoma City.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

CLOSED AGAIN.-Dispatches last
night report the Union Pacific Rail
road again blockaded by snow drifts.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

The smallpox has made its ap-
ne,rance at Mineral Hill.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-27

Stocks opened lively in San Fran
cisco yesterday, Greenbacks, 9O4.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
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NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
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Psus.. Station IN KewYork oi Twenty sevbbt ,O
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and the eomca and Ineffective pecuiarites OF FEMININE
smugeng Mrs. Petersela talks Interestingly Oh susi'
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Z
EEw.YORK COUNTY CouRrHOUsR Juue is, 1872.
THE COMMITTEE on FUEL of the BOARD
of SUPERVISORS PROPOSALS for furnishing the Courts
and Omees Of the County with the following
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ms tuns best QUALITY Bange Coal 22i0 70 70 The tun
90 eor ll8 cubic ee Of quality Virginia Pine Wood eu
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less than q feet IN length.
tuns Of224J NJ Camel Coal M
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Goal binding until the first day Of june l6I TIE
Committee the right 20 reject all such Proposals. Propo'
be the Oee Of the Clerk Of the Board Of super
ysos Of 10Th June instant Separate Proposals
will be received the Coal aud for the Wood.
JOHN FALCONER,
SOLOMON MEHRBACH Committee
WILLIAM JOYCE. ( on Fuel
SAML u. II. VANCE,
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SEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD its BRANCHES and CoNNb.i Nh
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p iof Ned bsht voc
Per Monmouth
Az train top a Long lrsnch- a
ahoV truao bOafs
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NANTON and Coir Mattings closing ont az
~ prices greatly Rel white. sn iiEc lo3 Csm5et
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Gteamboats ano RAILROADS.

TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
I'll 2 leave Peksp for EswHaTea J:l5 aS1 II
o. n connecting w.th the railroad
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20


TRAINS LEAVE NBw-YoRK
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W.. .3;45.4: sui (EIl m.
For MILFORD stratio,d tarse Southport and Wesipor ""
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Sns,v %,iI Ip leaves Tvenyventh.t SewYos 4" @
Boton via both Springfield Line and Shore Llne.
'-' " ~ CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. and 3 p IN
For Boston VIA Shore Iine. 1918 and p
Connecticut River Railroad. Ps p m 10 No'nhV~H
, m. TO MOntreai
Far shore a. Norwich and froNenoe H
q 20 New London and Norwich, p N. v.,
For NewHaven and Northampton Railroad nj p M 70 N0S
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Eor orSsngataek Railroad, An1 ~ IN -
For Danbury Norsalk Railroad ihlo Aao =" m'
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Commoious Sleeping Cars attached 70 p M lIes - ~I
d.v NAL Traiu either Line. DraStngroom CAt "','
a and Trans - -, ,..chad over tu ai
the Depot Of the SewYork and New Haven X h ooI ,, Ca
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)os RIpeSs No. Sii Broadway sni No O0aI "a lj
6y leaving suitable notice, have their bAggRs I S snnt
from residence 10 desunsI on SA'ADS =. ,i,,
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prlnIluq.
CorporaIion Notlte5.

BOARD OF APP0RTI0NMENT AND AU-
ID DiTPgbie notice hereby given in conformity s6 section
Of the Laws Of New YORK enaeei Janusy 90 82 @ an
Idouned public meeting Of the Bo Of Apporonmen and Audit or
County Eewiort viii be held the Once OF tie Comp
ter Of Cv Of Nevio The Eegfok County Colrtboue
THURSDAY AFTERNOON at O'clock the 10Th day Of June lsi2-
Ds.d EeE.York, June 49, 1879. RICHARD A. sIOkkS,
Clerk Board u AppOrtlolmeDt and Audit
CORPORATION N0TlCE.-Notice is hereby
" veu the Committee Streets Of tie Board Of Aldermen vii
meet AZ Room in the City Hail. THURSDAY June 20 1879, at
O'Clock for the consideration Of preamble and resolution no
before aid Committee relative the width Of tbs earnageEay and
sidewalks Of Rnhsve Of htyfouhst, and preamble and
resolution relative widening Broadway the east SIDE betTeeo
All interested IN either OF
propositions hereby notified to be psedi at the
aboV, oued place without iuTtAer notification.
WILLIAM RADDR
WILLIAM JOYCE, COMMITTEE Streets
GEO. W. PLUNKirr,)
New-York tribune., 1872-06-20
ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement

t. taking June H. s2 From chanbesst Depot i
TventY. .thiri-sL note below.
q A. n,-Cncinnad snd Ciesgo Day Express lraSngRoos
Coaches Buffalo and Niagara Fails, and sepog Ooahs
destination.
a. m-Brpress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Fals DnEne
Room SuqneaIn AMI Sleeping Coaohc 70 oe nAaoh
$3.50 Night Express. Sleeping Coaches to BaeAo and hsi
FlllS
700 D. (Da) Cincinnati and Chicago Sight Express seprf
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Falls and utoc
For Poi IsIy. zoo 200 u 90 and .l1:ls NJ $50 40
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26

and that such fnes and penalties as .hey
NAV prescribe for the government OF us
officers and members may and shaiI oe COZ
lecred and enforced before any justice Vi
tbe peace within the town and CITY OF AieA-
andria. or in any court Of competent Juts-
diction. That
SEC. g. Be. it further enacted; etc. 1 nat
said Pacific Fire Company and thelr suc
cessors be capable of suing and beng sueu
in any of the courts in this State, ana thrt
and their successors. by their corporate
name. shall be capable OF purchasing aHu
converting any estate. real or peTsoIai' ioi
the Use OF the company.
SEC. !. Be il further enacted. etc, mat
shall be the duty Of the foreman OF s'iio
company ro.furnish 20 the sherlu pi the pai
ish Of Rapides and 20 tie officers coInmand-
inc rbe militia. il there is such. lls- OF the
names OF the members of the company.
SIC. }. Be il further enacted. etc. l hal
rbe officers OF said company Shau consist ol
A foreman. a first assistant. second as>Isi ,
an-. a financial secretary, treasurer. anu
snch other officers as il may elect
SIC. s. b., il further enacted. etc. mat
u.s. ac- shall take effect from and after is
passage. ueTrD
Sneaker Of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Stoned, z. B. :. PINCHBACh.
Lieutenant Governor and Pre>ldeN @ the
Anproved March 6. 1872
->itneSI II. c. WARNQTH.
Governor OF The State OF Louisiana
4 true copy;
+. j. HERON.
Secretary OF State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
60.
An ACT

To incorporate an independent hook and
ladder ire COMPANY OF tie town OF \ lex
andria. parish u RaFides. State OF Lou
i>iana.
SECTION /. Be il enacted by tie Senate
and House OF Representatives OF the State
II Louisiana II General Assembly con-
vened. That 4. B. Rachal. {. \. Bo:s>o-.
". ". Wilmington. L. Began j. Z. Bailey.
P. W. LinSkie. J. 2. Grogan. K. ?. Hunter.
Thomas Crawley. Jacob Rn-gold. exc. CT
zens Of he ton :. Of Alexandria. are hereby
Incorporated q an Independent hook and
ladder FIRE company. oy the name OF >tonr-
wall independent Hook and Ladder Fire
Company No. /. Il shall be the duty u
said company 10 keep their hooks and lad
ders. etc il good order and repair. and on
tae alarm OF IRE 70 GO 70 i with dispatch.
and 70 assist II eX-iu gushing the IRE. Inc
said company shall not be less il cumter
than seventy. officers and member
SEC. ;. Be i further enacted. exc. That
a majority Of said company. a. soon a.
thirty names have been subscribed.
shall have power and authority 10 form
and establish such bylaws and rules. not
inconsistent with the laws Of the State. Tor
lis government. as such majority may think
uruuer: and that such fines and penal-les
as they NAV prescribe Tor The government
81 its officers AID members may and shall
lie enforced and collected before any justice
Of the peace within tie town Of Alexandria
or any cour. OF competent jurisdiction.
SIC. ;. Be il further. enacted. etc. That
said StonewaIl INDEPENDENT Hook aud Lad
Grr Fire Company Number One, and their
successors. be capable q suing and ben
sued il any OF he courts OF this State. and
rley and their successors. by their cot!'o-
-.-e name. shall be capable o. purchasing
AID conveying anT estate. ceA- OF PERSONA.
Ier the use OF the company.
SEC I. BE i further enacted. etc. IEa-
the officers AMI mem 5ers vi said >tonewaI
Indepeuderc Hook and Ladder Fire Cox
pany Ne shall. al al times. be exempted
--on serving on 5ur.es. ana from IEl-I-aIy
G1ty: and il shall &c the Out. OF tile fore
man OF said company 10 furnish 20 tAe
sheriff OF tie towC Of Alexandria and par
ISL Q. Rapids. AID 20 tie officer command
iu- the militia. = here i such a list oi the
names Of tie members OF the said company.
SEC. ). Be i further enacted. etc. That
the o1ticers 81 said company shall consist OF
4 1uren II. E->- assistant. second assistant.
recording secretary. financial secretary .
treasurer. and such other officers a. i M :
elect.
SEC { Be i -ur-te- enacted. exc. TIA
this act shall Tzhe eI.rC1 HON anu after il
passage.
jSi.neiu @. 4. BREWSTER.
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
Signed, P 3. ;. PiNCHBACh.
Lieutenant Goverao. and President ii tie
Senate.
Approved March 6. lS-2
Signed Il. {. WARMoTH.
Governor OF tie State Of Louisiana
a true copy:
j. HERON.
Secretary o. S-ate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-26
No. 12.
An ACT

T. amend al ac- entitled An ac- Ge1n;ng
IL, distances from Tie loGliclles q mem
bers q the G-peEai Assembly T. the
state House. liking ire mode OF ascertain
Ing the Der uIeIn Of ueIl Je-S OF The GeIl-
r-aI Assembly Tor -ue time engaged II
going 70 and returning from tie STATE
House. and their mileage 70 be pad. and
me number OF emIioEe> Of tie Genera
Assembly and thar compensation. and
defining their duties. and making al ap-
preparation 70 de-rIC the expenses OF lie
General Assembly. and :. repeal az NJ.
y Of ls69
SECTION /. b i enacted " the Senate
and House Of Representatives. OF the State
81 Louisiana ID General Assembly cJnvened.
Tha. section eleven u said act be amended
and Te-enacted 10 read a follows, That IEe
Committees on Contingent Expenses Of
both houses OF TIE General Assembly shall
keen { regular So o. books. CT, c;til- the
S,ate with tie amount Of lie per diem ana
mileage Il mem hers. Ter diem o. employees.
and -le cOntiug gent fund 81 apart for cneir
respective houses. aL,l Cebitln- the State
with payment made OF any o. the above
accounts daily. 80 a. % have The account
made UP al tie end OF each business dav Of
the session. and shall also open an account
with each member and eIDploye. on contin-
gent account, charging the amount due them.
and crediuug them with payment made a :
they are made. Tie chairman Of the Com
Iuittee or Contingent Expenses shall.
upon the production Of the certificate
required By this ac-. draw his warrant upon
The Warrant C.e,k u each house Tor The
amount due the member OF employe. which
warrant snail b coun-ersigned by the pre-
siding officer q lie respective houses. Il he
finds the sane correct. and The Warrant
Clerk : hereby directed 70 warrant Oh the
fiscal agent Tor TIE amount. 70 be paid Out
o. he funds provided therefor. Tie Pce>i-
dent Of the Senate and Speaker oi the
House shall, bv themselves or their clerks
a. any time. have the right 70 examine all
books required 70 be kept by the Warrant
Clerk and Committee OF Contingent Ex-
penses OF either house. and the vouchers in
the possession OF said respective committees
and Warrant Clerk. a. the case may be
and other evidence they NAV desire. 10 as
certain whether such warrants issued are
correct and the amounts legally due. Said
book shall be kept posted up al The end OF
each business day dfring the session. and
be opened to the inspection of any member
of each house. The money appropriated