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STATE LEGISLATURES,
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CoLuMnus Ohio, Jan. 4.-In tho Senate bills
wore introduced to exempt dentists from Jury
out that clause which prevents mutual fire in. T.
suranco companies Of other stAteH from doing
business in Ohio. 'e
1T tho Houae tho Judiciary Comluitteo
reported bacl tho bill to provido for the elec.
ton OF dclcgates to the Constitutional Couysn-
delegates be held noxt' April. Tho iii was
nndo tho special order for next Tuesday, "A
resolution waa offered commanding rrcsident
Grants Civil suryico policy, a.,l instruct1g tic
Ohio Senutors mud Representatives to sustatn
this polloy.,, bill WAS introduced reducing tho
oausoH Of divorce to three, aud leaving It dsoro-
tunary with tho courts to grant orrof,ino ocrces
III all casos. It allows tho right Of tho wifo to
alin!ony 80 long M slo iB not at fault in lor
martial relatiohn, and allowb husband and wlfo
to testify an to alsmony, but not as to divorce.
, 1873-01-06

aud continued 1is eating. He was poisoned by
tho ssrychntne which got on his hand and was
communicated to Ills bread 1Io diod yesterday
Smallpox iB proyelont at Argyle, Doerflold,
and Yarmouthtown. N. s. In tie 1attor placo
Hix doaths arc reported.
Burglars ont hole through Tho floor Of @. d.
Corbett'a store at Vionns, Ill.,, on Frldny night,
FROM beneath tho building, and carriol or EI00
worth Of dry goods anl clothing. No cluo to tho
There More sixty doat1s from emall-pox dur
Ing the raat wook In Boston. A now commo-
dious smallpox hospitnl has leon orectod and
finished within slx days on tho Hito Of tho ono
recently burned.
Tho easo Of Cathcart O. Taylor, city editor Of
Forney's Press, Philadelphia, WHO was convict
% OF libel, has boon postponoduntil friday Aoxt
when tho motion for q now trial will bee ar.
guod.
:, despatch from Sir Dartlo Froro, dated Adon.
Egypt, Jan. 4, says: ~ will leavo in tho En-.
chantross for 2anzibnr at o'clock Tonight"
, 1873-01-06

Meeting OF San Ernnciscnns to rxe,
nonstrnto AgAiAst tho Isnssngo Of tho
Gont Island Ifilf--1IininE Matters,
DAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.-The Chamber Of Com
naoEco is thronged tonight by an asse1nblaee OF
tho most wealthy md influential mon Of tho city
anu S1ato, to taEo formal action aganst tho
passage of tho Cont leland bill. Tho meet
Ing is thoroughly representative in oyorv
respect. Governor Booth prcsidcs, and Ia id
dressing tho people. Mayor Alvord, @. Adnlpla
Low, President OF tn 0 Chamber Of Cornmorco
arc on the platform. Governor Booth in max.
Ing q very powerful speech. 1Go Bays TT il
ny deliberate conviction that tho public souti-
nous in opposition to tho passage Of the Goat
island blu as, it ever can 10 on
.,p'y;;,,>, apy subject !, where two opinions aro
controls, two hundred acres Of Mission Davl NJ.
most tlln entire Oakland front, Alemada Toint
Landing, Vallejo, almost tho exclusive control
Of tho landings at Sacramento aud Stockton, aud
enjoys practical monopoly OF tho steam naviga-
whole range of phyaical possibilities Of tio (; Com @
pany to got except Goat Island" lie concluded.
by saying that Cont Island was tho pistol I,old
ut tho head Of san francisco by tho Company to
compel other CONCESSIONS in tho futufro, lie
held that tho people wcro fully justified in their
fcars that tho bridge to Goat Island would shoai
tho harhor, porlapH destroy itB usofuluess. ia
ed eitod tho opinions Ut ominont civil cng'noers to
efforts making in Washington to croato tie In.
preston tllat tho public opinion of this Htato haa
undergone change, aud now fayors tho grant
Of tho lslanl to tho Company. Tho coyBion is
pnahea in CongresA at tho present time, bocauso
tho Company foars TINT poatponemont may ro-
sult IN tho dofeat Of tug measure, Tho proper
tlon Of thoHo faYor!ng tho measure IL as ons to
fiV0 thousand. The COMPANY concedon fbnt
their aso Of tho islaua IL nut public nocossity,
for they have oiIorad to abandon tho bill It ia
city will make donation OF two aud q half
III Mission l}Ay
q. Adolphe Low, President OF tue Chamber.
followed In speech expressive OF the opinion
the islaad. IIe Haid it would result disautrouply
to tho commercial and other interests Of the
resolution was adopted to telegraph tho
spoeclloB aud resolutions to Senators III Con-
"reBH.
, 1873-01-06
WALL STREET.
Commcrcinl and Financial Review
for tho 1sust " vcel1-KBusfnuss xestcr-

Commercial and Financial Review
for tho E'ust peelk-Isusfncss Xcstcr-
dny.
Special Despatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune,
NEW YoNK, Jan. 4.-Tho past week, financial
| ly, has been dull. Tho stringency in money has
| continued, although at the close loans wore
somewhat easier. Tho great bulk Of business
on call las been at 1-l6 to GIG, md on some
days the market WAS extremely cloac at these
high rates. To-day, money was in botter sup
ply, especially to the loading bank
ers, WHO had Government bonds
to offcr as collateral. At this timo
| last year tho sub-1roasury reported o gold bal-
ance Of $64, 100000, and currency balauce Of
s6,soo.000. At tho cloae Of buainosa last oyon-
Ing, the Treasury reported gold balance Of
a0,2s0, 600, and currency balance Of 92o, ,000,-
| 600.
Gold speculation during tho week has been
| tssno, and the price declined from ll2s1 to
11196.
Foreign exchanges hayo been quiet and closed
at slight decline from tho opening ratesa
The Rtock market has been quiet, and most Of
the operations were centered in few stocks.
Tho fluctuations have boon much fewer than
usual, the groatost tluctuatfon Of the week bong
only W Per cont. In most casos, tho changes
were only about per cont. Eric has improved
little during tho week. Western Union still
exhibits approhenBionH Of tho postal telegraph,
The bank statement is favorable.
MONEY.
| Money was easier to-day, and declined to
per cont at tho ctoso although tho bulk Of buai-
ness Waa at to 1-92. Mercantile paper, the last
to bo Affected in any change Of tic money mar
kot, il still dull, leading names being hold at 10
to II. Tho money market is slowly but stealily
tondlnB towards oaso and lower rateB
/, GOLD.
Gold ruled quiet and t1rnler at 111N@111N.
r., Government bonds cl.-od tirm but auiot.
Tho 1orolgn bankeru who purchased quito fibor-
Guy yesterday Were out of tho market to-day
but this oloulent was compensated for by IN a1-
vance In gold. 1881 Gu nol1 at llsM: 1868,
new, at 112s1; 1865 at 11315@1l32t.
Iho atock market declined in the afternoon,
and closed hoayy.
HoldoEs OF aour. owing to the continued light
arrivals, aro very firm, but tho inquiry is limitod.
Low grades aro held higher; othor grades strong.
Good Liverpool in fair request Wheat ut tie
opGnlng WAS held higher, with fair demand for
The market eloses Quot but firm ut tho advance.
tue do1nanl being chiefly for export. Wintor ID
not 30 freely offered.
H. Pork was firm md little moro ac-
t9gs ae9 for 95oaa future = at sn adya9sed bid
For future delivery, Goo Iris for february 1As at
Sls.25: Cut mcnta-Picllud hnms are worry i'm.
city LIB average quoted at 091c, DRY salto1
shoulders sold to the extont Of loo boxes for
January at aStc; Bacon Is quiet 600 boxes
IS ona oH heenruay sod ut
clear ID quoted 81 7]lc. Lard ia flruor, WITH
Baloa Of about 1U0 toa at TIE for Western on tho
spot, anl'75Se for city. For future doliyery.
eoo tcs to arrive lu February ut 1870.
, 1873-01-06
THE CHICAGO DAILY rR1BUNE MONDAYS JANUARY 6 1s7y

prosalye. Of Tho sonso Of tho moqting againet the
:, V1nalNIA, Nov, Jan. 4.-A number Of mills In
oaraon l Valtoy and in tho vicinity Of Virginia
wv and Gold Fill, crushing orc from tho Com
much below their full capacity, owing to tho lack
Of transportation for orc and fuel.
:, Threo feot Of anow Inns fallen ut White pino
the present weok, seriously impeding tra7ol.
Tho citizens Of ploohe yostcr1lay lad q 1nest-
fs.rpreaaIon Of orlmo which is gotting tho upper
, 1873-01-06
Tho Ciannscx OF Tsvessty Xcars II, HIN.
Il9ausA.

Tile chRngea Witnessed iu q now State li1o
Minnesota III told by It correspondent nf thu Tho
Winoua Herald in rclilininconces of Chrintmaa
dinnor t~onty ycaal aSo. Tho correspondent
anys: "Iweuty years ago the evening, OF tho
iprosont Chrintlas all tI,o settlers Of tile Wiuonn
|rairiot about slxsy, mont womon, and children,
consisted Of yoniEon roasted coon aud wild
dlcks, with u scanty allowance Of yogotables.
Aftor supper all tho ladioA rodo in one pIolrb
for az hour or two over tho bleak pralriou. 81
main, moro than ono-half aro dead md many
have gouo to unknown partu. Tho dnnor tabIoa
wore het in old Vlct'a holsEe Tllen thoro wna
only four ahinglod roofa In Winona, Just t,yonty
G arH ago!" '"o'''
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: WESTERN RIVERS.

r-1, - rr.;H,if = ~ ~ - - -
.,o.1,'.s. ,.. on .ho UNI" nnd nlis-
:4:".pta t~AVefs--aschnbnnt l.staialkA.
nosen.nres md pcrlls OF a Ferry
1ont.-No Eurthor Damage Now AM
ticfphtcd' y .,.--.~ tt,.l
CINCINNATI, Jan. d. Tho Times Louisville
special says that very hoayy fco was r,1n,,np iii
night. Tho river Inns fallen inches siuco MORN
ing. Tho ico has gorgol along tho kentucky
ehoro: from Towhoal to Wing dam, extending to
1ntiriyer, aud in alao gorgcd OH the Indiana Sido
AAo1no distance from tho Bhdro. Dt1riig Tic rlt
Hovoral boate crowded In against tho shore. TIT
received no iijury: Several, coal-boats tloatol
oyer tho falls safely, md w6r6 probably caught
gelo". :.
!, CINcIHSATr, Jan. 4.-Lighs leo Is running in
tho OHIO. Hchvy leo commenced running out
OF tho Licking about Ia o'clock. Everything In
safo here. No boats aro luaying for np-riyer
now on account Of hoary leo on tho way from
Romoray's gorge, which Is expected here to-
morrow. :. =.
C1ScISNAT1, Jan. 4.-Tho river declined to-
aay. 1t ID thought now tint tho frcezo and
brink winds will prevent tho rapid tlow Of lin
tf1butnftes, 1nd TINT they will run ont In detail
any not produce tho groat Hood anticipated. x
sudden tllaw, With rain, would a1tor tho caso and
produce groat tiool- a.,
LOUISVILLE Jan. 4.-Early this morning a
, sns1 poas pasaea down tlio chnto md lodged at
LUG noao ol toose 1aland, and will probably bo
1'y. hAYea. an empty coal boat pasHod down about
h hhAll.past 1U a. NJ, and struck Pier No. 20
pronaaHlae, swinging around, and went in nppa-
ao'irly unhnrt: Before noon, coal-boat lodged
On Nelt@olls Dam, ut tho hcad Of tho canal and
nr.G tnsre' Lato Inst night, two hay-boata, tho
, 1873-01-06

DoaroN, Jan. 4.-rn tho Hennto today, bill
was offered to anncx to tho City Of Boston ali
tho territory now cosnpriaed within tho limits Of
Wost lsoxbury, Drookfue, Brighton, Watortown,
belmont, Arlington, Meslford, Maiden, Evorott'
'OharloBtown, Cambridge, Bomeryillo, Royora'
md ChelRoa It lucreasoH tho Board OF Aldog.
men and Common Council, tho number OF wards
boing sixty. Tl!o bill cannot take otfoot u,Ioys
accepted BY majorlty OF all the voters In tho
several plAcoB
, 1873-01-06

Tho canal redemption iton nmountintg to to
noarly a half million, will go to awell tho cof-
fo1s Of Cook County, and is in payment Of tho
dobt contracted by tho State in removing tho
lien OF tho City Of Chicago upon tho 1l!iuois Il
Michigan Canal. Noarly, or quito, one-lalf Of
tho indebtedness thus created, has boon dis
charged.
General join I. Boyorldge, Congressman -at-
large, Lioutonant Governor-clcct and pros!
pecttyo Governor of.tho State of Illinois, to-
day, tondoro1 to Governor Palmer his rosigna-
tiof ns to take effect in1-
modintoly. It IL altogether probable TINT no
election will bo ordered to fill tho vacancy. ~
the term Is Of to short duration to bonot the poo
pla In atly way. With General Dcyordgo's term
tho Office Of congressman-at-Largo for tho State
cenaoH to be.
The Coal Commianionors' Association, of Chi
cago, filed articles Of association to-day. No
capital stock. Tho object Of tho Company Ia
THAT Of mutual protection, and to soeuro their
supply of coal at actual cost aud transportation,
Tho Hon. Edward Routz, State Treasurer
elect filed his official bond to-day with tho Soc
rotary OF statc. Tho bond required by law is, in
amount, s200, 600. Tho names Of lis bondBn,cn
havo peon furnished in these dispatches somo
dayH ngo.
Tho propriotors of tho coal ehntts here aro
not accepting. tho services OF somo Of tho old
mtnera and portion Of them, too, reft,Bo vet to
go to work. In ono 1nino thoro nro fow OK
perionced minors. The remainder aro negroes
Who have gono to work at mining since tho
strike began. Thoro arc in the north tninos
will be swellod by twenty moro noxt week.
Numbers Of tho old miners are leaving, having
abandoned all hope Of securing m adyanco III
mining rates.
, 1873-01-06
FRANCE.

PAnIs, Jan. 9.+DorcelloH will return to Paris
rom Rome. This ia regarded o. IN indication
snl,, 1n she continuanco Of tho difference botwoon
p oount Vou Arnlm, tho German Ambassador to
france, Will, tomorrow, entortain III. Thiers and
number OF other distinguished porsonagos at
Witness tho artillery experiments.
fAn1s, JAM 4.-Tho Emancipation, Radical
newspaper OF Toulouse, has been Suppressed.
, 1873-01-06
FIENDI5H,

Dfabolicnl Attempt to Poison u Fam.
lily With Arsenic:;
ST. LOUIS. Jan. IA special to tho Democrat
from Decatur, ILL.,, says tho family Of A. Cnlp,
coMHjgting OF BeYcn peraous. were taken violently
sick Immediately after breakfast yesterday morn
A">>- the symptoms being thoso OF poison. DR..
s investigated tho mattor, and found
ing aTscno deposited in pump,
wlltcl. lad boon used III making
...t. Tile family wero very eiok,
~ were out of danger No
tho arnonio In the pump has
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Suicide.

NEW YonE, Jan. A---A eaitor nanod ni]oy
committed suicide this afternoon by Jumping
hoad torenlost from tho 1naInyard to tho bark on
which ho lad roeontly shipped, whllo aho was on
nor way out In thu Eaat Tiyor, hound to Liver
on the forry-boatB. Hiloy, WHO in said to be-
from 1.ogaubport, ILL.,, waH picked up, and hia
body taEun to tho Morguo.
, 1873-01-06

,,,a Lo9lsy1LLE, Ry., Jan. IA heavy enow hss
LEAyEswoRTH, Kan, Jun. 4.-Snow COM
h. hehcea S fsi!lnE at o'clock this moaning, and
rsva1 H. pGon fal!tnE increasingly since that time.
layod. "''' @'o "'' W.
, 1873-01-06

Of tic Torritory and IA far soutl,
Oh Santa To shows tho dlscaao to f1nvo broker,
ont almost simultaneously along tho sholo
caHtorn nlopo Of tho Ttocky Mountains for tlig-
tanco Of goo miloa north and south. THO soutil-.
Pueblo to Santa 70 have stopped r,lnnInr. NH,
the people Of Now ,Moxico viii 10 dopriy3i Of
mil communication for some tino to notuc..
, 1873-01-06
AUSTRIA.

LONDON. Jan: A correspondence has taken
place between Count Won Dougt. lato. Austria,,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and Duke Do Gram
mont, IN relation to tho assertion of tho
isttor that Austria promised to assist Franco il
the caao OF war WITH pruesia, :,
Count Won DouBt announces his intontion OF
shortly publishing in Paris roply to tho stato
moht @ OF Duke Do Qranlmont, explaining tho at-
tltndo OF Austria ut tho timo Of tho outbreak Of
the late Mar. ~
, 1873-01-06

BER1N, Jan. 4.-Tho Emperor William lis de-
eldod t1tet General Won Room, who has boen ap-
Ministers to succeed Prince Bis1narok. sl,all RI.
main Chief Minister OF War, and that General
Won kameoka shall corporate with and repro
sont o him in tho discharge OF tho duties Of that
, 1873-01-06

Lnura Fair Sues n Uurtcntura.. IN.
Libel.
BAN Francisco, Jan. 4.-Laura D, Fair pro-
cured q warrant to-day fur tho arrest Of q.
Thiatloton for libel, which consistn Of n
soriaa of carcaturcH of hor lato trial tor tho
murder OF A. L. ,Crittoulon,
It il reported tint tho Grand jury 1as inflIctod
Harbor Commissioner Marks md lis SON for
haEbor frauds, recently thu subject Of inyoytiga-
tpu,
, 1873-01-06

IoNDoN, Jan. 4.-Tho Isabella Hartley, from
New York, for Antwerp, with cotton, was abaud-
onod at sea. bloAt OF ler cargo waa Hayed,
, 1873-01-06
Arfost Of n H.uttorv t9CHrrr.

DINouAMroN, N. T., Jun. a.-John a. por1ee
noted lottery mai was srrestod 1ant hyen;n9 ]
On complaint OF Israel Mcdonald, gnociai Aront
o. Of t'1o Post Office department, Oh oharso Of
1Ip'a!'ng 1at the laws Of tho Unlto statoB against
to' 1oS' IN fraudulont!y uatng tho mails.
, 1873-01-06
CtjRh.

HAVANA, jan. 5, via KEY WEsr-Tho Europa.
q no" journal, appeared yesterday.
Ihe spanish troops have captured tho insur-
8ents Colonel Isidoro Bonitez and Dr., Guizout.
, 1873-01-06

TO PHEVENT ERECTION FRAU6s.
NosroS, Jan. a.-The Republican City Com
nlittoo llade decided to apply to tho Legislature
for huch z revision OF tho election laws az viii
henceforth Prevent fraudulent voting.
, 1873-01-06
JoxviSll LD1l1oyltY,

~. FT0M Iho HnrI}0TI E0UFuNt
Thore arc very many curious factB rolatnd With
regard to tho jewish race many, no doult, sro
trHo, maj some certainly llayo no other founta-
t1on than fancy. Professor Htowe, In llis re-
markab!y interesting course OF lectures OH tho
, 1873-01-06

4 Gratifying Contrnhtctlon.
ERIE, pa., Jan. 4.-Illo report printed In aome +
p"pefs t!hH morning. stAtilg that nina persona
Ito, pa., il incorrect. Tlloso wvro nono buruol.
, 1873-01-06
SPRINGFIELD,

Statc TrensNrer's Statement for DC.
ccmbor-.Gencrnl IsovcrihEe's Izcsig-
nation nv C1nErGssnall-nt-Lnr
Tho HlinerRs Strike.
Special Desratch to Tho Chicago Tribune
sPRrNuF1ELD, ILL.,, Jun. 4.-Tho receipts and
disbursements at tho State Troasury for tho
month Of December aro:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-25

one side and Booth on the other. He
prptfered advice tn the former that he
might obtain information to- i'm
part to the latter. His remarkable
Conversational talent stood him in
GOOD stead here, for it enabled him to
put a genial and attractive face upon
the most treacherous intentions.
Though foiled in his efforts to destroy
Booth in his own interest, he still hoped
to be able to DESTROY Farley in Booths
interest. He could not obtain the nom-
nation of the Democratic party for
himself, hut he might be able to defeat
the prospects Of the candidate who had
obtainedthe nomination. 1t is under
stood that Senator Farley became cog
infant of the Judges subtle maneu-
vers, that he took occasion to reproach
him for his duplici;y and fait hlessne>s,
and that he used no doubtful terms in
expressing his opinion Of the TRANSACT
ton. 1t is said that the Judge received
his punishment very meekly. as i'll
deed why should he not? Farley had
reason to be angry. but Wallace had
no motive for indignation. Farley was
beaten. and naturally felt sore. Wal
lace vas the def manipulation who had
caused himto be beaten, and naturally
felt complaccnt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-25
JUDGE WALLACE

The Chief Justice Of California tl@-
battle with a very enviabie reputation
for honesty and fair dealing. The
Sacramento Record, abiding to him
says:
Since the opening of the Senatorial
contest he has developed a capacity for
self qualification which, we think, can
be safely described as without a paral-
lei. Descending from the august posi-
ton of Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of California to the arena Of po-
liticS, he has, in an incredibly short
space of time, succeeded in meriting
and mourning the contempt Of all hon
Orable men who have watched his
course, and in so staining the judicial
ermine with a tOuler mire than even
the traditional 'filthy pool" affords,
that it will be impossible again to res
pect it while borne upon his shoulders.
C~ultivating the closest relations with
the Booth faction, and at the same time
intriguing for the long term Senator
ship. he went into the Democratic eau
u and there made most damaging
statements concerning the maneuvers of
the Booth managers. The Record hav-
ing published a brief outline Of his re-
marks (by no means as strong as the
speech itself, he permitted himself to
be menaced into writing a denial, in
which he made the mOnstrOus asser-
ton that the Records account was
false IN toto" The Democratic caucus
forced to action by the incredible i'm
pudence OF this denial, branded him
IA a falsefier by adopting resolutions
affirming thesubstAntial truth of our
statements.
He eoquetted with Farley on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-25
NOTICE.

SnERrrr's OFFICE. Eureka county. Ncv.,}
Eureka. December u. l>13.
'V,llE HON. BOARD OF COUNTY CON.
missioncrs, ut a meeting held this day.
made the following order:
ordered, that the sheriff be directed to np-
point four Special Policemen. their duties to
com at d o'clock T.. u. this day; two OF
said Policemen to serve ut night, and the re-
naming two to serve in daytime; SAID OFFICERS
to remain ON duty until the morning Of Dec.
18th, 4. ID. IS73. at ) o'clock A.. y.
Eureka, Dec. 9th, A. ID. 1>7:.
In accordance with the above order l. John
d. sullivan. sheriff Of said county. hereby A..
points J.. \. Crabb. l'aul tyteld. Pat. Nc
Bride, and u. ". Hayes. such Special Police
men. J. -. ScLLl\ AN, LSherih.
d. by MIkE WALSH, Deputy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-25
ORDINANCE NUMBER SEVEN.

ORDINANCE NUMBER SEVEN.
In ordinance requiring the Sheriff to
appoint deputies to act as Ibiicem,n
in The torn of Eureka, and defining
their duties.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID County Commissioners, Eureka county,
Nevada:
SEcrIox 1. The Sheriff Of Eureka county.
Nevada. is hereby authorized and required to
appoint three deputies to net as q police
force and perform police duties within the
limits Of the town Of Eureka.
SEC. = 1t shall be the duties Of such depu-
ties to be active and ~vigilant in SURPRISING
all disurdcrly conduct, vi every Kind AMI pa-
ture, and to promptly arrest and take before
the j ustice OF the Peace, all persons commit
ting any violation OF law or city ordinance
in their presence; to report NIL such cases TO
the proper authorities that may come to their
knowledge in any other manner. and to
promptly execute all writs and process 10
them directed by the Justice Of the 4 CAGE. or
any competent authority.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty Of all such po-
lice officers. VI on making any arrest. to dctnin
with or without warrant. in safe custody, and
to report the same promptly to the Justice Of
the Peace and district Attorney and until
otherwise provided. the County Jail Of said
county Of Eureka shall be used for the pur.
pose of all imprisonmcnts under the ordi.
nances of said town OF Eureka: and said po-
licemcn shall place all persons BY them mr.
rested in said Jail until an investigation Of the
charge against them can be obtained.
SEC. l.. Two vi said deputies shall act A.
night police, and one as day police: and the
night police, while on duty as such, shall be
required to patrol the following described
limits: onc OF said night policemen shall pa
troll all OF that portion Of the town north OF
Clark street, and one Of said night policemen
shall patrol nll Of that portion OF tho town
south Of Clark street, and shall be constantly
N duty upon their respccti u beats, NJ d shall
be particularly ~vigilant in guarding the town
from danger by fire.
SIC. j. The sheriff Of said county shall ex.
ercise a general supervision over all said
shall prescribe such rules and regulations Tor
the government OF said police force. not H..
consistent with the ordinance. Us h : may deem
advisable and for the best interest OF said
town Of Eurckn.
SEC. i. The policemen appointed by the
Sheriff. under this ordinance, shall receive II
salary Of one hundred and fifty dollars per
month, payable ut the end Of each mouth out
of the general fund of said town of Eureka,
otherwise appropriated.
SIC. q. 1t shall be unlawful for any one Of
said policemen to solicit ~ 70 Give Pom any
person any compensation for his official scr.
vices, other than what is provided by this or
dinance and the Statutes of the state OF Nc
vada. Any Ioliceman violating the provi-
sions Of this section shall be deemed guilty of
before any court of jurisdiction, shall be fin, d
not less than fifty dollars nor more than onr
hundred and fifty dollars.
Approved December 2iih, 4. ". 1872.
ID. IL. HALL, Chairman.
Attest: F. II. HARMON. Clerk. d.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-25

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At a meeting
Of st. Johns Chapter r. A. NJ, No. 5,
held in this town last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: A. Bene-
dict, H. p; David +. Baily, X; D. G.
Sherlock, s.; VIM. Van Alstine, c. H.;
VIM. a. McCully, P. s.; T.. Jones, r.
A. c.; A. W. Atkinson, NJ. Sd ";
James Cowie, NJ. I'd V; &. p. Lund-
gren, NJ. LIST "; J.. d. Galbraith, Treas
urer; S. =. Kelly, Secretary.