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AFTERNOON SESSION..

Senate Bill No. 10, to regulate Foreig,
Insurance Companies dong business il
this State, read first time end referred &c
JudlciaIy Committee. ..r ... -.
Senate con .urrent iesoluti IN granting
cave of absence to Recorde., of Lande
county, CO. CURED in ... .
Also, Sen tie concurrent resolution,
or lnting Shelf OF Lincoln county alb
ace. ot
The House hen went into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr.. Morrison / the chair.
to consider the bill for the ell. 1f f JON
otarn Williams.
In committee Bowman said that inls-
much as much hal oeen said about thi
iii III the public journals of the imme-
lirte vicinity and otherwise, he deemed,
It his duty as author of the bill to max,
/ history of the subject matter thereof
He said that the Carson APPEAL hao
: lad two or three editorials on the sub
Jet which did injustice to that journal
md the claimant named in the bill. H
had asked the editor of that paper why
chose statements had been made and re
ceived the reply that. he had been labor
ing under mistake believing that the
claimant was the man known as "Ten
Per Gent. Williams" who goes about
The State buying up county Indebtedness.
The speaker then explained the history
If the claimant in detail, after which thu
DILL was read.
Cole odmitted the claim against Carson
county, Utah, to be Just; but doubted
whether Nevada should pay such indebt-
slness. A provision Of the Constitution
-orbids the assumption of county debts
by the State, 10
r Bowman explained that the country
was Just the same-onlychanged in name
and that the objection was merely
-.-.-.
Crawford said that the first Legislature
had considered all claims and allowed
the valid ones.
Hart, of Lyon, read the journal show
ing the reason Of legislative committee
why the bill was rejected Dy former
Legislature.
Crawford moved that the committee
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Ghe @ew a|alln appeal:
~ur HUMBOLDT COUNTY SEA
BILL. g 3. -

c;rra wa have taken issue with the
orio;nators Of this Bill in the House
We are indisposed to abandon our op-
position to the same until we have.
At least, stated some of the stronger
reaseus for .otff attitude regarding
the matter; for while mere caprice
ofransxgonism Is inexcusablt frivol
ous and supercilliously efacious, ut
III times, all earnestahd Welt ground
cd opposition il 70 be respected even
by those against whose purposes II
f directed. And here let us say,
that while it was not until after We
had expressed an unequivocal con-
cusrsnse Id the leading objections to
this BIZ! as urged by the Steer State
that we were informed that there
was q political. or, rather. partisan
view of this question which we, as
Republican organ, were disregard
ing. ne take this opportunity fer
saying that We are not willing that
our small, undivided quota OF in
terestin the Republican organization
should be dragooned into this con-
test, under any possible circum-
stances; aud we further desire to be
credited with telling the truth when
we say that apart from q wish to see
fair dealing in this matter we have
no interest, whatever, in its disposal.
Moreover, we are in self-duty bound
to say, that beyond the reasons as
set forth in the dlrer Sta'e we have
never received single suggestion,
from any quarter. npon which to
base orr opposition; and yet, before
this Bill is finally disposed Of blythe
Senate. involving very serious
question, is it does, we think it
would be yell for that bsdy to con-
slider Whether
First, This Bill does or does not
contemplate character of special
and discriminating legislation which
it is dangerous to practice; and
Secondly. Whether it is not an un-
wise act to iega1ize the abandonment
Of the present. ~ell established and
well appointed county seat of Hum
boldt county merely in order tEa
rival section of the county may be
gra&ifed; and tsa .-a
T.irdly. As to whether it is not an
unwerranted employ nent Of the an
thority and power of the State to in
terpose to settle a local question
which. IS ali means. should be left
to the cool judgment and deliberate
action Of those most interested and
mosk iiitelligently capable of dispos
ing Ut it-namely the citizens Of the
county. z~aa
And here we take occasion to re-
mark. that it would be a wise and
beneficial movement on the part Of
this Legislature were, it to devise
and perfect such general statute as
would, so farlssmay ba. remove these
forever recurring county seat ques
tons from the Legislature and make
them subject to a duly guarded course
Of action by the people themselves.
We aka having too much, special leg
islation, ut best.
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acknowledgements Day:
CARSON CRY, January %, 1873,

SAhSON S1I1S SOS IVY
MoRS1Ne SESSION.
Assembly convened ut II A. NJ.
S speaker Bowman in the chair.
Roll call-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods,
Chaplain.
M.nutes read and approved.
On motion Messrs. Graf que and ShOaff
were granted leave of absence for the
day. ..-. .~e.s-
Stoddard, from the Committee; on
Counties and County Boundaries, re-
ported favorably On the bill authorizing
County Commissioners of Douglis couu-
~ to levy special tax for building pur-
poses.
Grey offered a resolution to have !, 500
copies of Jones speech printed for dis
tsiDution among Senators and Assembly
nen.
Douglas moved to amend to 1900.
Hart thought this expense unnecessary
as the newspapers seemed disposed to
give The speech a very general circulation.
Crawford moved to amend further to
10000 copies. Lost.
Douglas amendment for 1900 copies
carried.
Grey ofered.a reaalution to empower
the Committee ON Contingent EXPENSES
10 administer oath, send for persons and
papers, etc. Adopted.
Morris IN offered resolution that all
resolutions offered hereafter be- presented
i'll duplicate. Adopted.
Hoppin, of HUMBOLDT, gave notice of
Z. bill 10 suppress the trade Ill and clrcu-
iatlon OF obscene literature, pictures ana
advertisements of patent medicines, etc.
Stoddard, bill to abolish the office OF
SAFE Printer and to provide for the State
pm ing by contract.
A communication was received from
the Secretary of State transmitting a
aumber of Old claims against the SCAT.
deferred to COMMITTEE on Ways ana
The proposed constitutional amend
nent regarding juries referred to Judi
larry Committee. ,,...
owen, of Storey, introduced bill for
he protection of livery stable keepers,
wlice provides that ii horse is hired
ar !. specified purpose and is usel for
another or additional purpose that extra
remuneration may be required.
Randall, bill requiring Assessors to
VI AllSu SldtlStICS, ullCl uuCu ulSGtSSlOI
was ordered printed, and recommitted to
tn Committee on State Institutions.
The bill authorizing the special tax IL |
Dou 5las county for building purposes was
o.,iered ensrossed.
Hart offered resolution requiring tina; |
bills hereafter be read three Several days
lnless two-thirds # tine House consen |
% suspt nd the rules and that any MEM
Der moving such suspension be require,
TO st tie wherefo e. Adoptrd-33 to II
Senate Bill No. 10, amendatory of til,
insurance Law came up. +
Grey i1ltilnated that he mi yht withdr, "
md entertain himself at billiards durin-
he reading.
Morrison was grieved at the display o
such spirit to having the institution
.un to please us or else stop the wheel
If legislation by withdrawing from the
same.
The Speaker called Grey to the chair.
Langhter].
The reading was commenced when a
notion was made to take a recess until
clock. ....
Grey put one side Of the question and
rearing some 8 or voices sound in the
ratified his hammer and in tn,
midst of laughter and applause declared
hat the Assembly had taken recess
until II 20; 80 F
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- Mining Company--Location of works, Au-
sra, Esmeralda county, State of Nevada. No.
sice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the
,oard of Trustees of said company, held on the
,.'n gay OF January, a. y. 1873. an assessment
The capital stock of said company, payable i'm
nediately, in United States gold coin. 70. The
secretary. at the Office of the Company, room
10. 10.402 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California. Any stock upon which said assess
nent shall remain unpaid, on MONDAY, the
.4th day Of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1873, shall. b.
leemed delinquent, and will Be duly advertised
for sale, at public auction. and unless payment
shall be made before, will be sold on MON
DAY, the 18th day of MARCH, A. D. 1873, to
pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHARLES J. NEAL; Secretary
Ofice-Room No. IL, 4O2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal. jan2l-1m
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LIST OF LETTERS

n ENIAIN1NG IN THE CARSON POST
IL Office, January q, 1878:
Ladies' List.
Bowers. Miss Jennie "ft
Gentlemen's List.
AiReh, Al Neil, John
Camara Sin'r Loura Perry, A A
Dixon, Thomas s6Ouhs, Hiny
FrieClel Jacob Sagnier Helaire
Fish, Hiram Shirts, James F
Hough. James Shaw, James
Hammun James Toryvin. Ed
Logan, John j Wentermate, John
MARSH, Notah Vie. Leon 'a7' ia,
FRED. d. TURNER, P. NJ.
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NOTICED.

THE UNDERSIGNED WISH TO LET
the public know that on December 81, 1872
hey purchased the entire claim of Cardinal L
Dubois to, the CARSON HOUSE on Carson
,treot free. from all debts, and that they are
now running the same sole proprietors.
ID. CIRCE l. CLARION
Carson January 4, 1873. jal5ms
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az there is now in the Railroad Interest and
sinking Fund Of Ormsby county the s,rm of five
thousand dollars, to be applied to the purchase
# County Bo DIS issued to the Virginia, and
rruckee Railroad Company. and that sealed
proposals to surrender the same will be received
~ the undersigned at the office of thu County
Clerk up TO the
24th day Of January, A. ID. 1873;
It 10 O'Clock a. m. of that day. . .....
By order Of the Board Of County Commission
RS, Ormsbv county, Nevada.
T. j. EDWARDS, Clerk
January 8. 1873. ja9-td
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MARRIED,

In Reno, Nevada January 10, 1873, by Rev.
Mr.. White, DR.. L. Talcott, Of Carson City, to
NJ. E. Reed, Of Norwich, Connecticut
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DIED..

DIED.
In Carson City, January %, 1875. Lewis Howard,
son of H. s. and E. }. Mason, aged nine years ana
seven months. Funeral from st. Peters church
at two O'Clock P to-day
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nything of the MIXTURE Of the argumen'

anything of the nature OF the argumen
In question: HI
Lockwood answered that he seemed tt
be regarded as Mr.. Wagner's attorney
which was incorrect; but he would de
fend him as citizen when he has no op
portunity to speak in his own defence
and that he did not know the specifca
tons of Mr.. Wagner's argument.
Hill moved the question be temporarily
laid on the table. Lost.
The ayes and nays being called for or
the original question, the motion t.
postpone was lost,
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
A memorial and joint resolution (lre-
sented by Mr.. Walter) was received,
to extend the Government survey
over the whole of the territory Of
Nevada. and have an appropriation foi
the same procured through our repre-
sentatives in Congress Referred t.
Committee on Public Lands.
By Lockwood: ..-..
Resolved. The the Senate and Assem-
Oly concurring, that 2, 500 copies of the
proceedings OF the Joint Assembly re
iating to the election of United States
Senator, together with the address of til,
Hon. J. P. Jones be published.
Adopted: yeas, 10; noes, 5. -s-4
Moore asked if such proceeding was
not unprecedented, that the people
SHOULD be taxed to have such matter
printed and distributed abroad.
By thompson:
ResoLued, That the Chairmen of Com
mittees give notice of their meetings
and the bills to be considered. Lost.
At II o'clock the Senate took recess
till 2 o'clock.
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ne JONATHAN w1LL1AMs BILL.

q proceeding.
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CARSON CRY, January %. 1873.
Senate called to order at IL o'clock
President in the chair.
Rolled called. Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. B.
Allen.
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(War528,15f)
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Neue Nn;eigen.

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Ser W1arFt.
SilauS bCs lluteri6aeamtes: $3S, ,525, ,364
in Sob uno $17 800, 0,467 in @ourant.
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flOh, abcr wieoer eln9efangeu muroe. Gez
Iteru publlilrtc Snttb Ill ben ucrid3leoenen
8atteru sinsu Seridt, baB er oem Or. Yope
S72 baSablt babe, UNI ibm @rotOn0l 81 uers
ltafien uuo ieine ueberluetlung nad) benz
glntternboipItaie su bemirfen. @r iagte Su
Den 8eridltsriattern, er wliie, oaB CT beute
iterteu miiiic nab noLe nit feiner 2i9c ans
Der gSelt l9eireli, icine 2ln9abe lei mabr, uno
er neroe bisielbe auI Dem Sdaffote pieoerbolt
MAIDEN. Wan iast, baB Or. pope i'm Seibe
bon IitibapItS iIt, baB Smltb aaoeren Per'
iouen cine gau, auoerc @eidIttte ersdblte.
2oui8Otlle, %. Wdr3. - Der g1eaer
SbomaS Snlitb, meldcr beutc 9ebingt wur>
be, betheuerte bis gum lebten Nugenbllde lelne
lluihul0; erlt, oils ibm Der Strtd mn ben
yulo YtiSJt lUuLVtT btHuIIV u uuo StLulIuItIl
ein. Die 6luridtuus iauO auf einem ireien
Blaec itatt, un6 Oil 1000 Dteulten ia9eu
oelielben ;u. Die 6rau bcs Siugeri9 9teten
critieu in elmer 8utltle uuo lab uon bieler
aus Die 9immelfahrt tbres 0tanneS gemttb,
liG NIT Oil. Smrtb mar in Der 9r0Btcn aufs
regun9.
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@eorge 0rpau puroe i'll Der Dtlttnod dIS>ytadt
bon Der erblttsrten 8euGlterung in &bi(licotbe
aufgetuiipft, neil Ct Elm anItanpigc8 meiBeS
Wdotsn seldGnoct battle.
<a(eranoria. 3D., 28,. RdrS.-Gbur.
lcs NanlsD, Der Nc9er, pelter pe9en &r.
morouus eines @reiies, 9iamen8 Uiunroe,
gum SoOe perurtheilt luuroe, lit beuta Rittag
I'm @sfduaui3boie bin9erihtct woroen. Cine
9robe Mentenmense mar anpecno. Wanlep
bielt cine furSe Reoe, in welfer er iaste, Der
Sduapps bate tbu an ben @algeu sebraht.
@r iarb febr gfqBt. Die 6alltbilrs fiel cine
Winute Dor 'llbr; 3Wan3i9 Utlnuten ipdtsr
muroe bic 9etde abgenomnlen. Die 9inri9.
tuna perlief iebr rubl9. gag.
4leranbria, Is. @fdr5. - (BeitereS
iiber bic 9inrIftaua pes Charles Manlsg, }
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-29
(Sit21.1SGl
Sie berbsFsrts uJlorenee" Rabma
idliue.

Die befe geaftine fir lettte uno i6msrs 6amts
!isnz0absrcien. Sit bat Die beribmte riidaslbart
SpeiIsz unb iit islbh tidtenoe epuliaiHzStretduna
uno sauert ldnser. oils ieOe anrs,e Raidine. ssrf
unter leitbten 8eoinsunssn pertauft i'm
8srtauislotaIe Der IS lorenee : " dbmas
{d,ineu=9el ellfd ait,"
(SuIi2t, ,12Mtef) ser. 49. Rortz GbarIesks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-29
- amnitlibe SABINE.
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9ir 21, @ Sroab Il.
Sieiss alte unb lang ~CtGblirte 9atu Nsnei Sireau
IA nit allen grtfeln iir oCs frItiatrs @eitGt gut
peIeten SGs &ad9Gs III rein, nnb Ter Softor 9aran'
tlrt, SGbue poftiu obne Sdlme isu ausSnseben, NOS
raul fr lene honen uno eauerbaften St5iie ctrieBt
uno earantirt, baB bic 9anSe Operation 3driteentet
ssrpdbren wirh. ane ,abrGr8tlten ,0perationen
lRnnlS 12WteHl Sir. IL Giies Srparipan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-29
I easpIon'jte "Hot Ar Furnace"
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