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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

Tn State Of Pennsylvania pays the
members Of her Legislature $1,000 each
Dor session. and this seems to be the
highest salary paid to any Legislature
In the Union. In New England. Maine
and Vermont pays q, Rhode Island
q, and New Hampshire q so per day,
and Massachusetts, $3.50 . session. New
jersey pays s. day for 40 days, and
after q 80. Delaware pays - day.
and the same rate Is given in West
Virginia, Michigan, Indiana, New
York, Kansas and Nebraska. Tennss-
see gives y q day; Missouri, Mary
land and Iowa, IS; North Carolina
Arkansas Alabama, Virginia, South
Carolina and California, IS; Georgia
and Mississippi, 81; Louisiana and
Texas, q, and Nevada, SO. In Wis
cousin tho rate 10 $3.50 a session, and In
Illinois and Florida the rate l, fixed at
each session. Considering the price of
living, the sxpensiysnes Of politics,
and the luxurious habits Of most mem
bsrs Of the Legislature, these salaries
do not seem to DO so high As to war
rant men without other visible means
OF support making ''golng to tho Lsgls-
lature" = profession. Yet many do
this, attracted BY other allurements,
and II the character and money value
Of these allursments could Be set out
In facts and figures BY some ex.mem-
Der, We have no doubt they would
prove interesting reading.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12
HoRAcx GRxxLxY's stated pre-

HoRAcs GREELnY's stated pro-
sramms for the Presidential campaign
Is o. follows. 1.-two Republican tick
cts and one Democratic are In the
Asld. he will support the stronger of
the former. II the campaign hangs on
Protection ". Free Trade, he will
support Protection. Finally, II only
two tickets that have a chance Of sue
cen are Republican, he will support
the one best calculated to promote 4
return to purity Of legislation and ad-
nlnistratiou. The Tribune will not be
an organ, and will Issue no campaign
editions whoever the candidates may
b. l4#.N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

The Pope has declined . sum Of
money rendered by the Italian Govern
msnt, saying that when 1t became
necessary to accept alma he would
only receive them from the Catholic
world,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

Tn Romdn's Exponent Is the name
Of q new ssmi-monthly paper, which
viii b commenced at Salt Lake on
the drst Of next month, under the con-
troll Of the ladies Of Utah, with Louisa
Green - sditrsss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

PRINCE ARTHUR, who Ia at present
serving with his corps ut Dover garri-
son, recently delivered a lecture there
on the art OF war, a. illustrated by the
German Kriegspfel. The prince re-
marked that the game was Of the great
est use to all who were desirous Of
earnestly studying their profession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

Tx Cashmere, 10O,0O persons are en-
p1oyed In the shawl manufacture. The
weavers are all males. most Of the spin
nen women. A female spinner earns
about IS cents 3 month. The weaving
ofa shawl Of ordinary pattern occ,I-
pies three weavers for three months,
the moro elaborate and costly from IL
and Is months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12
NEW
SOLE TRADIR NOTICE.

N,orIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT i
N DELLA ORDWAY. . married woman ana
vile Of A. o, Ordway, residing In the cty o.
Yirrinis, In tia county Of Storey, Stats OF Ee.
ysds. win make application. TO the Disuiet
Court Of the First Judicial Diltrisi IN s1o 10.
said county Of Storey, on -
l5th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1s12, ITO O'Clock A; n:ot
mat day. for an or or Of said Court permitting
me TO CARY on he business Of keeping Loaing
House, buying ana selling Real Estate, Catae
and Stocks and loaning money, IN my own
mama and on my own account. onnv.v
ap1alm DkLlA OhDMAl.
HDY WAaHEN0ToN GOLD e
Ii Silver Mining Company-AIsessnent NO
tlce No. B.-The stockholders are hereby ncti-
ned that an assessment OF Fifty Cents Soel, IN
United States gold coin per share, Was THIS gay
levied upon each and every share o. the caP,ital
stock ofthe Lady Warrington Sold ana siyer
Mining COMPANY, payable Immediately. 70 the
Secretary, at his once, South Q stree, Vlrglnia,
two door south Of Taylor. Any share or shares
Of stock upon which this esisssment snali re-
maid unpaid on TUESDAY, April Sotn. 1sf2.
shall DO advertised or, Wednesday, the lstday 81
May, Is delinquent, and unless payment snall
be made before, will be sold on SATURDAY,
the let day Of June, ls71, for the delinquent -.
sessment, with o stofadyertising and expenses
Of sale. By order Of tho Board Of Trustees.
A. L. EDWARDS, Secretary:
Vrptnis, New, March %, 1871. mArze I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

The New York Commercial Adrer-
,iser says the Lexington tMo.) cau-
casian Is In favor of nominating the
Devil, to beat Grant" and that IL
seems to 1t that common gratitude
should have dictated that nomination
to the Democratic party long ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12
JERRY DAYToN.-The Eureka Senti-
ne, Of Tuesday, says:

mel Of Tuesday, says:
Jerry b. Dayton, formerly . leading
broker in Virginia City, more recently
Deputy Assessor Of White Pine county,
and late principal accountant Of the
Lick House, San Francisco, passed
through Eureka on Sunday, en- route
for Phoebe, whore hs goes to take
charge of the Alps mine, a. Superln-
tandent. Jerry isa fellow Of infinite
Jest, In every way competent and trust
worthy, and that he may make 4 mil
lion 10 his new field Of labor Is the
worst luck We wish him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

SHERIFF j. B. FrTcH succeeds John
D. Treat as proprietor Of tho Cosmo-
politan Hotel at Elko.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12
VOLUME

with the present number commer-
ess volume eighteen Of tho GoLD HUI
DAILY .NEwa Kiss matter Of pride
10 look back and zee how many mush-
room journals have sprung into exis-
lance In this section and after a brief
unsatisfactory career, based upon no
real tangible reason for prosperity,
have died, 70 b remembered only ~
among the ambitious newspaper pro
jscts Of the past. They were not all
In opposiion to the NHwh but those
who were. invariably died the soonest.
Thanks to firm friends and an honest
consisssnt course, the GOLD Hill.
News continues to be established upon
. good square Substantial basis with
batter and still improving prospects.
Our columns are filed with paying ad-
vertisementA, and we'll supported BY
all the business men and best classes OF
society. Thankful, and fully appre-
ciating past and present favors, We
will continue to do our best to deserve
both present and future prosperity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-12

The attention Of the Trade 10 called 70 our
Immense assortment Of Candies and otnet
ooodI suitable for THE HOLIDAYS, and war
rsntsd to keep In oil climates. ..
nom the country promptly and 'eareialy q
tended 70. mA11' !"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
HOUSE OF

FRIDAY, January &c
mr.. Barr, from the Judiciary committee,
reported back the resolution providing for the
adjournment of the Legislature, recommend
ing its adoption with amendment. making
the time Thursday, the 18th day of February
next.
The amendment was adopted.
on motion OF mr.. Sturg1ss, the resolution
was further amended by making the time s
O'Clock a. m.
By mr.. Sidebottom-That the Judiciary
committee inquire into the expediency of fin
ing any person found intoxicated mot less than
$40 nor more than $50 for every ~ofense.
BY mr.. Cole-Prohibiting the Board of
Supervisors of Jefferson county from issuing
any more bonds under authority of certain acts
passed June 26, 1868, and June Cd, 1869.
BY mr.. Nadenbouseh-Authorizing the ex-
tension of the corporate limits of martinsburs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
they CONSIDER lhs pTopristy OF adieurniag no.

they consider the proprietyo OF a~djourning not
later than February liz.
mr.. Barr thought the resolution of the gems
tIeman from marion was i'll advised at this
time. because the business of the Legislature
had not sufficiently developed itself to enable
them to determine whether it would be ex>
pedient to adjourn at the time indicatsd.-
While it might be a matter gratifying to the
people at large, or be policy in a partisan
point of view, yet It was our duty to do the
business that was demanded of us for the gen
eral public welfare. Under the oath we had
taken, our duty was. first that of Legislation,
independent of questions of party exp.liency;
he wished to be understood, however, tina. if
the business could be matured, SO as to adjourn
on the day named, he was heartily in favor
of it, but he belived the resolution was pre-
mature. and could not result in any good
He thought that whilst it might be party
policy to pass such a resolution, a great deal
of harm might be occasioned, aud the people
greatly injured. by the hasty legislation that
must necessarily ensue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
MENTs
TRUSTEES SALE.

DERsUANT to a Deed of Trust executed to the
L undersigned, by Caroline Blue. on the 10Th dav
January, 1854, duly recorded in the office of tn.
Clerk OF the late County Court OF Jefferson, to secure
certain bonds of said Caroline Blue to the late YIN.
Crow. on which bonds ia a balance due OF SI95J II.
with interest on S119 Sc. par thereof. from August
l.1,1l, till paid. and which, by the judgment OF The
enc uit Coutt Of Jefferson county. at the November
term, I'll, in tn. case between VIM Crows Elk
ecutor va. Caroline Blue. said sum. with interest
and IS IS costs. were ordered to be paid. and the
terms of the Deed of Trust a foresaid enforced furthe
payment thereof-the undersigned as Trustee, will
sell on
Sd TURDAY OH day eft MARCH, 1872.
In front OF the Sappington Hotel. in CharIrstown.
the property conveyed in said Trust, consisting of
One-Fourth Of an Acre of Land,
WITT H IMPROVEMENTS, situated at the in.
tcrsection 'f the Leetown Road and the 90 foot Al.
ley bounding said town on the North, md on which
ihe said Caroline Blue now lives. This croperty ia
considered valuable, and the attention of purchasers
is ca cd to ii.
TERMS OF SALE Ono third CASH, balance
in 9 and Is months, equal paymcnts, with interest
from day ot sa lie, occurred by Bond ot pu rlaser AMI
Trust on the premises.
Sale to commence at II o'clocd, A. M.
Possession given at once.
JOSEPH STARRY,
]. D. Potterfcld. Auctioneer.
Fcbru x nv g., lS72-ts
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HOUSE OF
,Jannarv 1S

THURSDAY. January Is, 1872.
On motion of MIR. Bishop,
Resoiced, That the Governor be. and he is
hereby requested to furnish this House with
a list of the dtb proven in his office against
tn" State of Virginia, passed FEBRUARY 2l,
1868, together with the proof taken in sup
port OF the same or with copies thereof.
Mr.. Fleming, on leave. introduced
House Bill! No. l, "A bill amending and
re-enac'ing section three of chapter one huns
dred and th'rsy-fve of the Code of West Vir-
ginia." Which was read the first time and OF,
dered to it's second reading.
Mr.. Prichard offered House Joint Resolu-
ton, n. 5: 1nstruetIng our Senators and re-
que>tlng our Representatives to support the
amendment tn the Federal Constitution, pros
posed by Hon. Charles Sumner limiting the
President to a single term.
Mr., Sturgiss Directing the motion lies over.
Adjourned.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
C0MMlSSl0NER.S NOTICE.

in. YESTERDAY, Pl.i"tif,3
WIN. GREEN, Defendant,
TT is adjudgcd. ordered and deorced that tho ca use
i be referred to IA Master Commissions Of this
Court, who shall convene before him all creditors
who have liens on the Real Estate of the Defendant
and state nd report AIRY such debts TO a future
term oil IN" Court and that lie ascertain and report
what Real Estate the Defendant lie poss-seed of; and
lts value and annual value, together with any mat
ter which he may deem pertinent. or whirh he may
be required 50 to state; and he SAID Commissioner
IL ordered TO give notice of the time and place of
exc -uting this decree by publication Tor four weeks
in some newspaper published in Charies'rv n for
i"ui weeks succcssiv'l y. next, befnrc the day ap
pointed for executing this decree, which publication
shall lie equivalent to personal notice or service to
the parties, and 10 any such creditors.
A Copy Teste.
WIN. A. CHAPLiNE, Clerk.
To all parties intcrested-you are hereby notified
that will proceed to execute I'll. above order of
reference on the
29M do.y IF february, 1872,
at my office in Cbarlostown, West Va, at which
time ard place ynm = e required to attend.
Given umder nv ha nd Us Commissioner this Goth
day Of January, 1872.
JAMES d. FAYMAN,
Janusry 20. l>I2-bw. CoInIniEsiOuer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
SHEN. VALLEY RAILROAD.

We learn from the Register that our gal
liant sister town on the Potomac has made an
appropriation of $1,000, in addition to the
St, 900 previously subscribed to the Shenan>
doah Valley Railroad. Well done for Shep.
herdstown!
The Auditing Board of the Company, con-
sisting q. Judge Ashby, of Page, A. w. Ne
Donald, Esq, of Clarke, and Hon. A. R.
Botelor, of this county, met in this place yes
terday evening, aud the Board of Directors
will meet here to-day. According to notice,
the 'sub-le.ting of the line between Shepherds
town and Front Royal will be declared to-
morrow.
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THURSDAY, January Is, 1872.
On motion of Mr.. Scott, Cot Ri CHEZ
Resoice1. That the Jaultrr be and Is here
by requested to raise the flag Of our Union
over the Senate Chamber during the session
of said body.
Ga melton of Mr.. Blakemore,
Resoice1, That the COMMITTEE on County
aud Township organization aud Municipal
Corporations inquire into the expediency Of
removing the county seat of Grant county,
from Grant Court House to Petersburg ia
said county.
Mr.. Biakemore presented the petition of
A. ~. Wclton and seventy others, citizens of
Grant county, praying tor the removal of the
county seat of said county, from Grant Court
House To Petersburg.
Referred to the Committee on County and
Township Organization and Municipal Cor
porattpn>.
= Mr. Morrison by leave introduced,
Senate Bill No. !, IA bill to amend Sec
ton 10, OF chapter lU4 OF the Code OF West
Virginia.
The bill was read the first time and ordered
TO lis secUnd reading.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
WEST VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
SENATE
"WEDNESDAY, January u, 187

"WEDNESDAY, January u, 1872.
The President reported the standing com.
mittees of the Senate as follows:
On Prieiteges and Eectons.-Messrs.
Cunningham, Ice, Price, Hereford and Stol-
lings.
On the Judiciiayy.-Messrs. Kline. Garper.
Wilson, Blakemore and Scott. (of Ritchie)
On E2acat,on.-Messrs. Baker. Gather.
Pew, Wilson, and Morrison.
On Finance. and Gkdims.-Messrs. Alex.
ander, Baker, Scott, (of Raleigh,O Gold and
Sherrard.
On Internal Improvements and Navigation.
-Messrs. Morrison, Morgan, Armstrong,
Stollings and Gather.
On Banks and Corporatioas.-Messrs.
Hereford, Pew, Armstrong, Geld and Pat
terson.
On Hillary A6aax.-Messrs. stolings,
Scott. (of Raleish,) Price, Sherrard and
Morgan.
On Township and County Organization
and Aunicipul Corporations = Messrs. Blake
MORE, Carper, Ice, Scott. (of Ritchie,) and
Alexander.
Messrs. Carper. Patterson, Cunningham, Kline
and Sherrard
On Librory.-Messrs. Ice, Morgan and
Scott, (of Ritehie).
On Erecufioe Experimentation. Will
son. Gather and Pew.
To Er"mi"e auditors Office. 7ircasurer's
Office, and Bonds Of Public Odicers.-Mcssrs
Sherr"rd, Price and Baker. .
To Ee"mine CLERKS Office. EMessrs
Scott. (of Raleigh,) Armstrong and Patterson.
q" Ammiyrntio"a aud Ayricahar Messrs.
Armstrong, Gold and Morgan.
o" {'abhc Buildings and Public Printing.
-Messrs Pew, Patterson and Hereford
O" Enrolled BMs.-Messrs. Gold, Kline
and HIakemnre
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HOUSE OF

WEDNESDAY. January IL. 1872.
The Speaker announced the Standing Com
mittees as follows:
On Elections and PrivReges.-Messrs
Nadenbousch, Harrison, Thayer, Cornwall
and Barclay.
Gu 7draton and Finnnce.-Messrs. Roll
yon, Prichard, Stout, Robinson and Bier.
: On Military 4fairs-Messrs. McCown,
McCoole, Enoch, Wilkinson and Campbell,
(of Hancock).
On Judici"ry.-Merssrs. Barr, Campbell,
(of Monroe,) Fleming, Lightner and Sturgiss.
On Edmcaton.-Messrs West, McKennan,
Lightner. McComas and Bishop.
On C"mnhes, Township and Municipa1 Coz
porations.-Messrs. Langftt, Cross, Miller,
Ruckman and Jones.
On Pirate Corporations and Joint Stock
Companies.-Messrs. Grantham. Barr, Lewis,
(of Lewis.) Williams and Poundstone.
On Rou1s and Internal Nnvigntion.-
Messrs. Prichard, Lewis, (of Lewis Hutton.
Bridges aud Dawson.
aOn Forfeited and Unnppropriated Lands.
Messrs. Campbell, Got Monroe,) Elliott,
Hughes, White ("f Logan and Bishop.
On Claims and GrieUnnces.-Messrs Ra
der, (of NIcholas,) Mauzy, Nash, Lcgg aud
Bishop.
On Humane and Criminal Zasfitutions.-
Messrs. Lewis, (of Lewis.) Fleming. Monroe,
Sldcbottom and White, (of MarsialD.
On Printing n"d Contingent Expenses
Mes<rs. Bennett, Jordan, Langitt, Robinson
and Price.
d" Arts, Sciences and General Inprore-
ment.-Messrs. Cross, Rider, (of Jackson, J
Morgan. Lewis, (of Kanawha,) and White
(of Ma:sha)
Erec"tice O6icers.-Messrs. Fisher, Har-
rison, Morgan. Pruuty and Jones.
.iniMt Standing Committee on Enrolled
B'HS.-Messrs. McKeunan, Euoch and
P"undstone
Ga motion of Mr.. Grantham,
ReSofrc'i, That the Clerk be authorized to
appoint three assistant clerks OF the House OF
delegates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
SENATE.

FR1DAY, January 10, 1872.
by Mr.. Blakemore, tina, the Committee on
Townships. &c inquired into the ex pediency
of "nnexing the township of Mill Creek, in
Min raj county, to Hampshire county.
Bills introduced and read the first time /:
BY MIR. Gold, to amend and re-enact Sec
lions and 2, of chapter 30 of the Code.
by Mr.. Carper, 20 repeal the act passed Feb
%. 1871, to amend the corporation law.
By NJ Kline, to repeal sections s and 8,
Of chap. 96 ofthe Code, in relation to interest.
BY Mr.. Wilson, to change the names of
Chapline and Averill townships, in Jefferson
county.
BY Mr.. Sherrard, to incorporate Moore
field in Hardy county.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, January 10, 1872.
By Nj. Hughes, that the Committee on
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Roads, DC, report as to the expediency of
amending the road law, SOFAS to require all
able bodied male persons over the age l6 to
work On the public roads.
By Mr.. Nadenbousch, that the judiciary
Committee inquire into the expediency of
amending section IA, of chapter 145, Of the
code so as to reduce the amount necessary to
constitute grand larceny, and Whist legislation
Is necessary to prevent the increase of petit
larceny.
By Mr.. White, of Marshal, that the Speak.
er appoint a committee of five on immigration.
Bills introduced aud read the first time.
BY. Mr.. McKennap, amending aud reen-
acting section SIS, OF Chapter IS, of the Code.
By NJ. Stout, to amend the act to provide
for two sessions of the Supreme Court every
year, passed February IS, 1871.
By Mr. Fleming. to reenact section 5, Of
chapter so of the Code, and repeating chap.
ter SO, of Acts of 1850, also to amend and
~re>enact chapter %, Acts of 1870.
By Mr.. Nadenbousch, to amend to amend
and %re-enact sections l and 2, of chapter 20,
of the Code.
BY Mr.. Grantham, to increase the capital
stock of the Gross Roads aud Summit Point
Turnpike Company, and to amend an act to
incorporate the Kabletown and Bloomrey
Turnpike Company.
The House joint resolution ins.ucting our
representatives in Congress to vote tor Suns
ner's amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, was on motion of Mr.. West,
laid on the table AID ordered printed.
Mr.. Bishop introduced a joint resolution,
referring that portion of the Governors
message. relative to the public debt Of Vir~
g,nia. together with the report of the West
Virginia Commissioners thereon t" a special
committee of four on the part OF the House.
Lies over.
Adjourned until Monday next.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
TIE COUNTY ALMS-HOUsE.
tFor the esprit OF JefersOn.I

owe do n,, contend :, all ,h,,
right TO 5. life lease Of the Poor House, but We do
noia mat after having been appointed in the usual
. =, ... ns.'n Sea' snu naH'ns arrange
: the mere fact Lf cha nscs in the Bus rd dors M, =
{ rant them in the Irregular proceeding by which
ea,,. ~ snh :" ,u'n VT. i.l''"."n out. in'th''t
sonai quaIifcaii ION, has M exncri.ncs a. . ta a :,
and. al course. c"uIi not b. expected l., ma age the
auH, .n = . fn's'g and 'ceH as MIR. Littleton has
"
w. 1eo. D , iHi2.
-.
o propose 10 discuss the
~ S"p,' avis n VIZ. Littieion
S CA. Posi''oh Ct Keep
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3, -. "tH 'ei'lia'eo oy
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sP"PeiS Oh county fince the
80. -. '"e y" New ho'eo case oil Lat
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h...n..f j, -, |gaI' - ~ d OF sup+'Visors ;
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-
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Fo'e seven suPe'sis"rs oil the county.
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~ a. ~ "a' mos' 'otcfpiS'
80 A's"eo l II board. elected
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POpe N" % '"e
d ! upon W.T. L. az II may q: nrs' SEEM
He knew, or ought to have k~nown-which Icgallyis
quite the same thine-that he took nosscss;ono f the
Poor ~ e, r,e,.lv,. N. ,o, a,ho d..
ee'S -" W" "i' u hoaro'
-thath ne was renLovA"ie by 1t whenever 1t imagined
the interests of the county required hs removal
Then. knowing ,h;s conld he nv m,kina h;,,.
y 's ~
tenee1ieh's 10 remain Tor Twelve months, affect the
legal right Of the Board-his landIord-to remove
him nj is p,e.,ure Yet fro,, IN. s,,,.c. aho,.
-. - N"an "oo'e
from me free fTe'', one would ihier SO. The case
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
SENATE.

TUESDAY January %.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Barr.
A message from the House by the Clerk
announced the adoption of the House joint
resolution concerning the surrendering Of pa.
pers and records in the city of Richmond re,
lating exclusively to this State. Adopted.
On motion of mr.. Wilson, the Senate Joint
resolution concerning the usurpation of power
by President Grant, was made the special or.
der for Tuesday, the 30th inst, st.1l O'Clock
a. m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-06
SENATE
THURSDAY,

Bill introduced
By mr. Wilson-To change the name of
Grant county to Washington county.
mr.. Armstrong introduced a joint resolu~
ton, requesting our Congressman to vote for
the removal of all disabilities imposed by seq
ton 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States. Lays over.
The Senate bill to change the names of
Chapline and Averill townships, in Jefferson
county, was passed.