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New-York tribune., 1873-02-18

COL. YORK's TESTIMONY-rHE CROss-EXAMINA-
TIOF-HE WAS NOT SEARCHED FOR SOME
HOURS BEFORE AND AFTER VISITING
POMEROY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCHI
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-After the assembling
OF the senate Committee TO investigate the charges
against Senator Pomeroy o'clock this afternoon the
Hon Caleb Cushing Of the counsel for MT Pomeroy
said he deemed IL advisable TO withdraw since the Com
ittee had decided 20 allow but counsel on either
side and would take active part in the examinat0n
but only advise with Messrs. Pomeroy and Horton
TESTIMONY COL. YORK.
Nothing which has not already been published was
brought State Senator Yorks testimony AT the
close OF h,s statement reply MI Thurman he testi-
ned that when Mr.. POmeroy agreed 20 give S8OOO he
said he would not give much If he (witness had not
reputation for truth and honor but that account he
thought that when witness got up and said he had nves
tgated the charges against him, many OF the members
would believe him and II would throw the opposition
into confusion.
To the Chair1nan-winess demanded $4,000 in order
% ascertain how much he would pay.
To Mr. Thurman-Went 10 Kansas in 1871 from Mis-
souri, which State he after the war was born
N Illinois, commissioned first then as
drst Ieutenant in the 921 Regiment Illinois Volunteers
was afterward commissioned Captain OF Company T.
Regiment United States COOred Troops and was
LisuteaAnt t-Col0nel Of that regiment when the war
closed first knew Pomeroy in the Fall Of lS7l; was
elected % the State Senate little than year az
Ger he rst went 10 Kansas OF the politics
Pomeroy; don't know that POmcroy knew him by reVu
tation.
To the chairm&n-When he left Simpson. Johnson. and
New-York tribune., 1873-02-18
Ths
SEVENTH REGIMENT Auh~-.
AT
Rt,gERyOfR.SOtJA

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sEwYoHE F,b TO- ios
rs following are many thoU~Ai Of pr'muas a
psyen ssned o7-Hg petition foe s'~
AuOry .r tho ssventh RegiAeus a~.srorsssr's
10 fA> Honorable ~ L>gi'as.'s Of ~ Star ~ F Y'rfi We
the gndsrpeo-5 ch. hs City ofss"Y'rs sDees
fully petition honorable proyse fS' ts 's
and the erection Arnory RepRsa, SEE
upesTOqu for the reason s'i the S'st arD'U "bs 'p
nene 4. Instant rom osen sai esess.
ersby eaung desy ASSEMBLING bs regiment Of npt -s
1sakinft laborous ouerous ueot dns % ss
o.Apsoies and o ae We beaeVo nat asT an
location positively -sars 1s ss~
inu-l@5s-sy and prosperfs ,stss ss,suth Regia>st
, 1873-06-21
SUBURBAN GOSSIP.

EVANSTON.
DR.. David Il. Wheeler will proach tomorrow
In tho Presbyterian Church. The Rev. George
@. Noyes, pastor Of tho church, will fill tho
pulpit OF the Third Street Methodist Church at
Rockford.
rho Rov E. N. Packard, Of this place, will do
liver m address Oh next Monday evening before
tho Society Of Inquiry Of tho Rockford Ladies'
Seminary.
Dr. Charles H. Fowler will doliver the Baooa-
laureate sermon to tho graduating class OF tho
Northwestern University tomorrow morning at
lO30 a, m,, In tho Methodist Church. At 7:45 p.
m., DR.. j. o. Peck will deliver the annual
sermon before tho Ladies' College, at the sarno
place. ....- .....
HIGHLAND PARK.
4 Union aociubo, held at this village on
Thursday night, WIS worry generally intended aud
enjoyed. .,
Hotel this afternoon mud evening. Evory
preparation has been ma1e to make tho occasion
{, success. It is understood that this reception
celebrates tho completion OF the hotel and lta
opening.
Arrangements aro being made tor grand
Rhlp OF Hyde Park. The committee having the
matter III charge has succeeded in obtaining
from the Hon. Thomas B. bryan the use OF hls
ftty-acre grove immediately adjoining Rar
venswood. The programme has not yot been
definitely decided upon, but It will conaiHt mainly
OF speeches and popular games.
, 1873-06-21


Thoro IL no situation under which tic requirements
Of a perfect syntc,n Of sky-Aght ventilation Ii moro
needed than In the composing-room OF largo ne"s-
paper. This perfection has been attained IN our COM
posiugroom. Tho breathing Of 30 man5 mem anu the
great heat generated at night by tho many gas1 1ghsa
rcudcr It necessary TINT strong means should pe
brought to oountornct tho Ill effect. Hays Bros, Of
New York and Chicago hare Just completed over our
composing room moat perfect arrangement, consist
Ing OF largo, high skyleht with ridge vcnttiator,
and also kind Of dornor from cach OF the four Bidcs,
in tho front OF which is q aor1cs Of Iron louVros
~ arrnnged thnt they may bo opened nnu
elouo from tho door At ontion BY Which nssns
Tho great impetus gren to building BY tho late ggan'
tic res Chicago and Boston, and by tho general DE-
elro for improvement arising from tho increasing
value Of real estate In our principal ctties naturally
leads n Interested in tho construction Of buildings to
sccsp the laett improvements In this most important
admission Of Light and ventilation, and the
Of tho ROOT, and MI TINT pertains thereto md II this
is not satisfactory, n Other outlay on the structure
Is misplaced capital. In Wow OF this, with
pleasure ve cal the attention Of onr renders
10 the method Of admitting both Light anu
ventilation through tho roof, aa described abovo.
Hayes Bros. have not only accomplished tho thor.
ineviablo concomitant of wator, from either leakage
or condensation, ia entirely overcome tho bcneht o.
which is apparent to any practical 1echnntc who ha1
experienced tho continual trouble following tho use ot
ordinary skylfghts, whethoF Of wood or iron Wc nre
also p1cagcd to ind tRt Chicago has not been back.
ward in adopting this important CHANGE for tho Hayes
skylighta are to be found on most Of tho principal
buildings IN this city we'll on tho principal bnid
iuga In mont other ciscs Of the United States, ospo
| ctally Now York.
, 1873-06-21
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION.

yutHuo Drumnn end. OF tho Unitc'l stntcs
u Circuit Court, ;Ueclk1tpE to Interfere
with tho IknnC County Olrcntt court
In the Settlement OF tho Diffcronco
I3otyvoen tho Chicago Il Pnctfio nnd
Chicago e. Northwestern ltatlrontlss
Tho Chicago Il Northwestern ltaiIfoad Com
nanv. eono yonrs ago, CONSTRUCTED q road on
tho oaat eilo OF tho Fox Hvor from tue main
line to Elgn, distance Of about milo and
thrao,ounrtors from tho turn OF tho main
1ine, Tho land was acquired by purchase
or condemnation, and operated tho road for
n rroat many yonrs In 1866 tho Legislature
raaeel m act incorporating tho Atlantic & Pa
otao railroad Company, now ca1lcd tho Chicago
h Pacific ThiB Company had tho right to con-
conatruot a road within certain torminf, ,-ono
Of which was tho oaetorn boundary Of tho sthto
in Cook County, extending by way Of Chicago
to tho Mississippi Nvor, and made survey to
Tho Town OF Elgin. 1t claimed tho right to
| onter Elcin and strike tho line Of tue North
| westorn 1load very near whore it turns OF. to
oroes and 20 up on tho oaat sido Of tho riyor.
and to take portion Of tho track appropriated by
tho Northwestern as q right of Way' The
olnm vaa disputed, and tue Chicago d Pacific
| Company flied bill In tho 0rcuit court OF Nano
| Couuty, stating that 1t Ind boon unable to agrea
| with tie Northwestern upon tho point, and ask
inn That. under tlio law Of tho. State, q portion
of tlcright ofway OF: tho Northwostern 30 con
1omnol for tho use OF tho limo Of the Chicago i
| Pacific. While tho proceedings woro pending, 8
Bill yos flied In tho United statos Olrouit Court
by Mr. ". g. Wiley, OF Now: York, etockholdel
Of tho Northwestern Company, in which ho al
logetl that tho rights and franchiAos Of tho Com
pany would be impaired, and his intoTeste ~
stockholdor joopardizcd, BY tho continuance Or th
proceedings In tho Kano County Circuit COURT
and tho condemnation on tho part OF tho .;
r. Company, and asked that thoy 10 Arrested
His min ground WAS that tho O. ?. Compan
had no right by law to condemn land bolongin
to tho Northwestern Company, because 1t was
part Of tho right Of way Of tho hitter anu =
urged that thoro wAB really no necensity for th
,Bo OF tlis particular portion Of tho track by tn
@. Il r. for tho purpose Ct enterln
;. fled in tho United stalos Circuit Court, til
proceedings in tho Kane County Court havo go'1
to decree, d jury having asaosBod tho DAMAGE
nud tho cnao became res ddudicdta. !eBtart1a
morning, Judge Drummond delivered Ills deei
ion on tic application Of hlr. Wiley, and Il
opinion was that Mr.. Wiley had no right to CON
to tho United Statos Circuit Court, under Il
circumstances Of tho case. and nsk that the p?r.
coedings OF tho State Court bo interfered viii
J. Tho proceedings the Court said, nro pending
tho Stale Court, and to isBlo an injunction Won
be an nunwarrantablo interference, which no Pres
ing necessity justified, because 'an aggrievt
. patty would Gavo Ills remedy through tho appr
priato channols. Tho injunction was thereto
, refused.
, 1873-06-21
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Eurthor Confederation OF tho Annual
Estimutcp by tho Council. .

E'nrthor Consideration OF tho Annual
Estimntcp by tho Council.
Tho Council mot again yosterday ovoniug,
AID. MoAvoy. In tho chair. present, Aldermen
Richardson. Dixon, Warren, Mo0onnlss, McAyoy,
BidSoll, Tracey, schmitz, Oullorton, no lowry,
Bailey, Powell, O'Drion, Bond, Clark, Kohoo'
Hoath, Sherwood, Moore, Cleveland, Quirk,
Me1rath, EchhurJt, stoal, Malr, Longachor'
Bolafrnor, Carnoy, Cannon, Woodman. !.
Tho Council resumed III Committee Of tho
Whole tho consideration Of tho Appropriation.
bill, and furnished tho various nalary itoms foE
tho Fire Department., lcaying tl!om unchangeaa gsSa
o3oopt that instead Of aixtoon 5anitora Ut S4S0
oaoh, prov igion ls made for twonty-ono 1t $72o
each.
Tho no1t inereaao was by putting in - 900 for
the erection Of MI ongne-houso on the lotB,, to
be bought near the corner OF ualstod and
i motion was mado to put In tho sum Of
a22 eos for tho purchase Of lot ncar tho coror Of
Lincoln ald Indiana HtrootB, for tho erection OF an
ougine house, purchase OF Gtean onglno, etc:
Estimates were long ago made by tue Board; OF
Fire and Police for this work, but tho itom: was
dropped out by the Finance Committee. q,
The motion Tas agreed to.
4 motion to Insert $4,000 for d new engino
house On Blue Island avenue was temporarily
postponed. =: i
Whom tho Health Department estimate vas
reached, the salary Of TUG Sanitary supeTlntont,,
don't was stricken out, but whom tho Council
found It had no authority in the matter, It rd-
considered its action, and, altar trying to striko
out tho salary Of, tho Health Officer, postponed
the whole subject, mud called TOR . copy Of tho
contract for tho removal Of dead animals, 1t boin
inBinuated that thore was something qucer about
1t, and TINT mon WHO had the money .wero nndo
to pay for tho removal OF 1end animals; nnd
thaf tito contract waa only for the benefit Of poor
people who could not pay. -..-,
The following items passed without queetaio9HH a.9H
Repairs Of apparatus, $17,050; new hose, ~.
O06 fuel, horses and supplies $40 900 rent Of
houscs and ground, 81 ,8s760; supply truck
wagon and horsoB eto., 81 ,480; new nook aht1
. ladder truck, $l,500: lot near State ana
Twelfth stroots, $500; building, etc.,
corner Of, Franklin and Washington, ee,Aa5
lis Clinton atroots, $4,000 lot near Aaiatoa and
T'hirty-fifth streets, 81 600 for lot between
State aud Wclls streets, Goethe and Elm atrects
erection Of building. purchase Of anglno,. oto.
az, 600 for lot near Canalport avenue and Hal
sted street, for building, ongno, etc., eM, ,o00
for lot betweon Madison aud VanBuren, ThrooI
md nobey Htreots, for building, engine. etc.
A24, ,605; for lot near corner OF Ashland and BLU
island avenues, for building, engine, etc., s2l,
COS for a, engine for hoBo-houso on Wobate
avonuo, including horsos, oto., ;el0, ,555 for tn
rane in the hoso-houae On Mntleon M stieeE, men
Western avenue, 1885, repairs to Fire Depart
meut buildings, 81 900. ,,
Tho Committee roso and the Council I'D
journcl.
, 1873-06-21

Franco, has boon appointed Itoutonant-d doyern-
or Of Nova Bcotia. This was most unoxpeotoa'
James D. Rock and family will hpond tho whole
summer abrond, ylHiting rolnttyoa III scotIhna
most OF tint tirno nnd putting Mr. Dock's back.
pay whore they think 1t will do themselves moas
good.
Jaoob Slower, hgo 90. Of tho Nepnll1on (OD
Furnace Company, is out OF pocket to tho tune
Of 81, 600 for hls snporhuous attentions to NltHs
Kfmball, agetl II, nccor1ng to tho verdict of tho
Jury, and Jacobs lamenta that playing with tho
coats Of anoldoring fro 10 apt to lead to burnt
AngorB.
A circular from oastan e. Dodge nent to tho
rroBB everywhoro in behalf Of st. Paul road
grstefully acknowledge tho receipt from you Of
your magnificent papor." And yet tho ctiitorB
can't find anything groon In Mr. Dodge's lotter
whom they rattle 1t.
Ihs Maysvi1lo y Eag'e rel"tss tint 18th %th0
a shot tfi time nc before M lis death, thst lilo reunion
Of tho Prosbytorinna would tako place nttor, tue
Lord takos mo to Heaven and sends Or; Stuart
Robinson bnck to 1relnnd.' Ihla prophecy "a -
noarly fulfilled. pr. BreoEinridge hae gone 60 !;
about leaving, for ireland, and tho rotnion OF
tho Churches aooms to be not far distant"
| Senator Harlan, who Is q, Methodist pillar,
saya in his remarkable daily paper: "flie rol'or1
credited to tho New York Herald TINT Henry
Ward Boechor, on last Babbath, preached another
| UniyorenliHt sermon, ought to be received will
many grains Of allowanco. Tho veriflcation oi
ita truth might oreato tho Impression that tllt
Bowen -Tilton Btorios had aomo foundation. ailt
that Beochor folt tho need Of generous provla
| ion for future salvation"
Gen. William o. Dutler, Of Mexican Wa
celebrity. who has ltvea at ;onrrollton, Ky, fo
goyonty-six yearp, has two brothers, one u ant
lilo otor 80. and also cousin who ia 90 yoaTs 8,
nd willie In Mexico, tho General was nominated
Tor Vico-rrosldent on tho ticket With Con. cass
IIe hns since bean remaining quietly at his homt
in Oarrolton,: and, although In his 83d year
noyor walks loss thln six 1nQcB dny for exor
cfAa
, 1873-06-21

improvements In Pianos.
We have recently examined, ut Reeds Temple OF
Music, corner Of Dearborn md Van huron streets,
some Chickeriug Square Grand Pinnos, with now
patont double bearing agralfe, recent improvement
Of tho utmost value with regard to durability Of tone
and standing in tuna for length of tlc. These ILL.,
strments nre sovcnnnd half octaEcs, Ind haVo three
strings throughout tho upper register, with French
ness, and brllliancy haa but to hear them to DO
convinced Of their superiority They aru Intended Tor
general parloy uee aud being purchased largely by
tue fashionable muatc.loving public Of our city. In
order to render their Introduction general Measrn:
Reed l. Sons will furnish them Upon payment OF *loo
cash. balance III monthly nstan1ents. The prcos arc
very low for tho quality Of thu instruments.
, 1873-06-21

rne notroit oommon Council has passed a
strin1ont ori,;nanca Il, rornrd to tho blowing Of
atan Whistles.
naona Of 'AsaS san Fra.,esco aro subject Is tho
d cherae 70 for | water. II IL even higher than tho
ol'aree for or uan. ~ ~ ~
"A clera At Xouia, Ohio, voted himsolf e5o |
mack nay. M and ID they iueged him quick as wink.
Es r" can'I r1daratnnd whv he hnjn't as good a |
T;c,t na a GonrToasmnn.
e3Whon q Hhcautifn1 younr women nro found |
1v3ng a,ona,h1inG iirnnR in Cha stroots OF Mou1-
' nhis' kind-heartod Christian gentlemen haul
ti,nm iutn fheir dnor-yard and act thorn IN |
aaain.t % liz hnnaa to sobor oiY." THIS is from
tSn 1nnedi
GThe Dnndeo fscotland) Atluertisey appeared
IN urint the dther day. Of, iute pnr1er, manufac-
+,,rn1 ntmnat wholly from rcfnsa fute-hnuri,lp
irho ~ innression Ia RaId Ia have boon yory noat
t1,nunh ~ In nanor-n dofoct easily romodiod-
In tfin rni Transparent.
wv Nrho tI1 Dns aIoinos nm who woro Int band
iracr;hed 1Hweot notntoo plnnts for Sale. II las
committed suicide siuce he heard Of tho Old illi-
neia for1nor WIN wnll,a around tbo streets OF
gnrinrfleld with sign on tho scat Of his pants,
Who'll roads q Use browns patent beehive"
Bhore epd and IaIe end Of tho tunnel remained
last Monday and TINT amount has been atealily
| Decreasing si,lco then. 1t Is intended to COM
| menco pumping tho water out OF tho shor q end
| this vcok md Il nothing happens to prevent tho
tnnnol will bo completed under months time
-ORusland Leader.
GThe Houghton Iako superior) Gazette
laughs at tho ado rnado by tho Pacific coast
nro8s over tho rold-yield Of mines. get down at
S1 .60 to 90. coo her tiay. whilst tho Calumet and
Heca Copper Mines, in tho noighborhood OF
Houghton, lass month produced SEQ, 900 worth
Of conner per day and still keeps up that rate.
NHgpaw oJHga IL eh thia Tor bieh in tho acool North7"
Tho Tomri,ton G.nhe 8unorior1 Aiuiuq Gazette
aars tIaR nv In III ;pst tn mnrn,1rv thore
pas.ohcj n;na.v in tho shado. and tho MOSQUITOES
| ,varo livo1v frll-ynicnd and moro than ny1nor-
nna' IN tha satno DIV thero was Ice enough in
Niaronettn Inv to intoffero with tho progrcss Of
a ist,so steamer. Wy " S''~@~ ''''1 s f'~o10@~
MGradinr out In California. in tho San Diego
countrg miS3st bo exciting business. rho Vor{i,
" gan 7 bioao i munitions an Instance where tic
~ trorinon lem % TTa,linr for a railway noar that oity.
c"me nnon y colony q. .tarautulas. These you-
omnus aai aanidnrs attaokod tic irisbmon and actu-
oiiv Ipaga tho man into tia wator. tho oniy sofo
!. r1i, rot,,oat o9o;nst tSoso animals
MNc,Tannncrs tbinx It strange Tint tbe Mobile
and Nh;n 1,nnd Ina Ind grch wondorful inn
NM mmnfty from fatai accidents. Tho rouson is
80; ~ .,,tr. ,,u,t a. 7n,oohiof r. fl,oy
, 1873-06-21
VEST VAN DUREN STREET.
"A Largo Number Of Tropcrty.OWncrs
. Petition to Have 1t Opened xfom
NunYnp to LcAYltt Stroets -

=, ea1vr,c~a
"A Largo Number Of Froncfty-oSsHoI
q,rtttion to Have 1t Opened from
: $780,. .n r.,ov,tt 1trcet.
lAoync ~ want.
A largo, respectable, and repreeentasi'o nloo'S
inp of Tho owners Of property on West Van Bufon
atToot from Louyttt to Kodzie, including about
two miles OF front. WAS held last evening IN
5,,n,v.1gltod Int 1areo. respectable, mud rcpro-
J o' II - . H., aorror ~ Va,,
sentative grocery stoTo hear tio cornos y. 'nn
Buren, street mud Western nyonuo. Mr. Il. u.
7,r,d,,v co1lod t1,a rnnotiup tn ordpr and OK AID
"as v''s.o "ans.., IT, ,n,,o,,noo1 Fin ohioct
Of tho meeting, which had ID We"
, 1873-06-21
Tho Government bridges mt Rock II.
land Araonnl-No Moro Transferring
OF Mntlronl Freight Permitted.

From tho Rhode Island {ilE.) Araas. jan. 19.)
This (Thurhdny) morning wo learned tllat
new order had just boon issued by the Secretary
OF War lit regard to transferring fro!ghtB over
tho Government brldgea at Rook Island Arsenal
Heretofore, the freight bunIness Of the Pooria
Il Rock Is!and, and OF tho Davenport L 1T. Paul
lsoaas has beon trndsforred by wagons over the
Nook Island Arsenal bridges. It has also, to
sorne oxtont, boon tho practice OF merchants and
manufacturers, on each side Of the riyor, when
having their goods, wares and merchandise ol,
their wagons, to ha1l them over tho govern.
pent Irgos for Hhpmon II anything could 9Sam
In the same way. 1hs Seoretary OF War has
directed ttat thereafter no railroad 5atlghts DO
al|o,oed to cross the Government 6ri6lycs IN
.uagons" Dealers a1d manufacturers In lock
IBland, South Rock Island. Mtlau, and Moline
must, therefore, hereafter ship from and to
their respective places. The same In DAyen-
, 1873-06-21

California Sunday Train.
Che Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Railroad Sunday
train, tile through Pacific express for Council Bluffs,
omsha, sau Francisco nud MI Far West points, Will
leave tho Central Depot Of the Michigan Central, ILL.,
nois Central aud Chicago Burlington Quincy Rail-.
ways at 1000 Sunday, Juno - 1873 soppinR At
1piann and Canal street stations This road han
been awarded the last contract for tho transportation
Of the overland aia to and from Ban Francisco Aus
tralia, China and Japan. Through tckets via ChicA-
10 Northwestern and Chicago Hook 1alaud u Phtlao
Naiwaya Will bo good on this train.
, 1873-06-21
Iumau Steamship Office.

1I1t&126111P V113NCs
Mr. Francis O. Brown, tho General Western Agent
Of this Justly celebrated line Of geamern has lately
removed from Central block to No. "a Clark street,
corner Of LIKE, w1ero no occupies OF the u,ost
plenaant aud hneiyfted olcea In the city. This line
Of steamships is tho royal mail line. and Ia Of tho
mort pQpulaT Of tho tfans-Atantlo llnes.
, 1873-06-21

Ths new and elegant billiard hnll Of Ernst saller,
at No. 2al Weat Randolph street, near 0Eoen contain
ing four splendid tablos from the ], III. Drunswtck
Dalko Co.'s manutactory, will be opened tonight.
Lovers OF tho cuo will do well to be on Land,
, 1873-06-21

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD:
Dspot eoF1sr QF IlarYson al Shern1ht. 1sck@ aGes,
~ Hsst J{Hdson-st.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-31

HORSE DIsEAsE.-We learn from a
gentleman who came in by the Hamil-
ton stage last evening that there were
at Tom. Planes ranch about 10 horses
suffering from the horse disease. No
cases, however. had been heard of as
far from Hamilton as Patterson's sta
ton. We have not heard of a case on
the Salt Lake reute.-Fioche Record,
January "a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-31
In THE OTHLR CIEEl C0ENER
j. 81 E&CS,
Pioneer Jewellery Store!

f. DUNKEL'S DHI GOODS STORE!
"a TIE FI>ESr AND rEST Sc
ga. lccted stock If JEWELRY in
GiGAsa Eureka, ana as good and as pl.ra
as can b" 1ound anywhere in a big city.
All Gold Watches, Is carat fine.
Nj silver Watches, coin silver.
Come and see the celebrated Gold SELL.
winding Match.
ladics'W tchos, Chains. Sets, sleeve
buttons, diamonds, racclets, Lock IS.
and everything appcrtaining TO Il first
class Jewelry store.
a0me Ii see II beautiful BRIDAL.
j.: STRAtS, MATCHMAKER AND
JtWEl-ER, guarantees all his WORK tor
one year IN 6tt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-31
NEVADA LEGISLATURE,

TwENTY-THIRD DAY.
Especial Dispatch from the Capital.l
CARSON, January so.
NOTICE OF BILL.
By Walter-An Act for the
sion OF Peter Funk lecturers, and pun
ishing reporters for pulling them.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Lockwood-An Act for the bet
ter observance of the Sabbath.
by Nllson-An Act to consolidate
and fund the Lincoln county debt.
I;y Miils-An Act to regulate the
sale OF poisons, drugs, and patent
medicines.
BY Pnelan-An Act for the relief of
the late Hon. John Cradlebaurh.
by McCoy-An Act relative to For
eign Corporations.
BILLS PASSED.
An Act relative to Public Lands.
An Act relative to Common JailS
and prisoners.
An Act to provide for the
government of the State.
An Act relative to the salaries of
District Attorneys.
An Act concerning the bonds of JUS
tees and C~onstables.
An Act allowing convicts to testify
for the prosecution against convicts.
An Act to exempt the Order of Red
Meu from taxation.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
An Act for the relief of the widow
OF Matt. PlXley, by the payment of
$1,000; PiNley was killed at the prison.
freak. Also, to protect agricultural
interests.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-31
Gold, Hot or Steam Baths,
Collections Made.

4 RAW. NJ. JOHNSON ANN, hat
to business men and the png, n Of
he will attend TO the COLLECi.v from
BILLS in Eureka and its Nicinny hbnsl.
this date. He will also attena usries
ness and make remitfances IoI
al IA distance. Charges mOdera.s' G;ates,
Office at the office Of VIM. ~
Justice of the Peace. -
Eureka, Jan. 2, l87A
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-31

FROM the recent annual message of
the Mayor of Boston, it appears that
the extent Of the territory burned over
covered about sixty-five acres whole
number of buildings destroyed, 776;
value of personal property and build
ings destroyed, S73,59 GOO, and the
number Of lives lost, II seven of the
number being firemen.