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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31
RAILROAD OUTRAGE.

one Joseph Campbell publishes in
the Reno Crescent the circumstances
of a gross outrage pcrpetratcd on him
self by some of the employees of the
g raj Pacific railroad. No doubt the
affair is somewha exaggerated. ana vet
it is quite evident that Campbell was
rrcttv roughly handled. We quote
the statement of his grievances as fol-
lows:
ON tho sd day of Nav I vas forci-
hly elected frout Il Central Iaclflc tram
of rmiyrant ears, ut Il point known a>
tlark'S station. under the following
circumstances: | took passage ut og-
den on an cmigrant ticket II came
through without question unlii tne
train had left Wad>worth. WREN the
conductor, by the name OF Bennett, III
formed me that my ticket had run out,
and if | travelled further, must pay.
he demanding $50 fare Ia Keno, the
point ot my dies nation. though my
ticket called for passage To san Fran,
cisco. Representation was III VAIN. anu
finally refused To pay or leave the
ears. Whereupon he struck me ihrte
times and bit Il piece out of my hahd
in this assault; he was assisted by one
DR.. Bergman and two other mtn. l
was finally forced from the cars. my
baggage and about 800 worth of
freight remaining. As | did not Wish
this To go to Sacramento or San Fran
cisco. rs il would be likely 10 do II
remained behind. gave him four dol
lars i'm currency and received fifty
cents in coin in exchange. In the
struggle my coat and vest were torn
of my back. nv person bruised. and
as | verify believe. my just rights
trampled upon. Being a poor man
and quite unable TO appeal 10 law ion
redress. an constrained TO lay thu
case before the public. | have for ten
wears been "A resident of Sacramento
titv. and believe that. whilst | in com.
mon with other citizens. dislike To sub
mt To robbery and violence, l cannot
| permit the imposition of which COM
plain. in justice to myself and The
public. to go ~unnoticed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31
THE BILL.

The telegraph is still silent concern
ing the bill before Congress providing
for an extension of the time i'll which
assessment work may be performed
on mining claims. Mining men gen.
orally are deeply int rested in this
measure. and information touching its
exact tatu is anNiou>ly looked for.
The day fixed for the forfeiture of
claims June l0th) is so near at hand
that the bill should either be adopted
or rejected without another hours de-
lay. The suspense is growing almost
intolerable. We are acco>ted daily for
information about this bill. If the
of mines are to b. required TO
perform the labor contemplated i'll the
original bill, they want 10 know it AT
once. The following from the Salt
Lake Herald. is the latest reference to
the subject that has come under II
observation:
1t is known that a bill is before Con-
CresS looking to the postponement for
a vear of the time when mining claims.
on which work is not being done, shall
be open to relocation; or. i'll other
words. until June 10, 1875, instead o
June 10th OF the present ear. Ne>>r'.
Bennett X Whitney telegrapled o
Washington Il learn if the bill he'd
passed. and Yesterday received the fol-
lowing reply, which will be read with
interest by all engaged in any way i'll
mining matters:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Racing at the Eay-Thc Local OPP
iiOni>t> Victorious at Oakland
Coal Oil Explosion with Loss OF
Life and Property-Cou.re>>anan
Clayton COnSaIe>cent Eecora.
ton Eay.
SAN Francisco. MAY 20

SAN FRANCISCO, May 80.
Ella Lewis Won the race with Nav
Howard to-day at Agricultural Park
IN three straight heats. Best time.
81 :. The attendance atthe race wa,
qulte large.
After a mos exciting contest at Oak
land to-day the Local optioni>;> ear
rided the election by about "a onc-third
majority.
Mary Wheaton, a servant in a tani-
~ living AT san Jose, Attempted to
light a fire with coal oil, when an cx-
plo>ion took place. The young wo-
man was killed and the house totally
destroyed. 1t belonged to IL. Ester.
\ private telegram from Washing
ton announces that Representative
tlayto i IN ale>cent.
decoration bay was generally OBJ
>erN ed. General La Grange delivered
the Grafton at Lone Mountain over the
soldiers graves.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

CAVALRY CoMPANY.-Nevada is at
last to have a cavalry company. Nir-
ginia City is entitled 10 the honor of III
augurating this new military move
ment. The company was fully organ
Ized a few evenings since by the cleo
ton of the following officers: Captain.
IL. J. Tyrrell; First Lieutenant, l.. C..
Adams; Second Lieutenant, j. Rear
don; Third Lieutenant, Alex. Brisa-
cher; First Sergeant, W. f. Judd; Sec
ond Sergeant, T. 5. Clark: Third Ser
geant, - Woodward; Fourth Ser
geant, NJ. Ross; First Corporal, l.. r..
Adams; Second Corporal, T. b. Card
ner; Third Corporal, f. Mandell;
Fourth Corporal, - Donohoe; Far
rier, William Mooney.
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Fearful Accident.


NtrfEK REX tAI., Nav 80.
y fearful accid, nj occurred here this
morning, III the ton~GIida ,d Amador
iitIse. ihe last ca@e was being hui~ted
At >lN O'Clock, With five men, when the
bolts holding the reel broke. precipi-
ia,ins the Gaze ard mel l.1o0 feet.
Killing all on il. Inc names OF the
victims We're: j. Maybe. who leaves
a VIE n three children Lake Clan
"VItch, who leaves a wife and six
chlthr"n; samuel Jones, who has "A
Wie III the East; a. a. Corliss, who
leaves "A wife; and Frank Fallon,
sin. q.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31
Decoration Day at Portland-Pcti.
tiOn to Close.

PORTLAND. Oregon. MAY 80.
pecoratlpn bay was observed by a
very large procession. The different
military companies, officers of tine
army, the Grand Army of the Repub-
Nc and many citizens accompanied the
procession 10 the cemetery in East
Portland.
Most of The bus ness houses in this
city have signed "A circular IL close the
places of bust c>S ON Monday next
election day; banks closing at NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

LOCAL OPTION CARRIE>.-The Local
Optioni>t> carried the day at the e,ec-
tion in Oakland yesterday. Ne more
dram shops VIII he tolerated i'll thai
spooky metropolis. Residents of Oak
land dsirin- to "wet their whistles
must hereafter cross the bay.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

Hts PRICE.-rrof. Sjlliman. says the
lnyo Independent. lacks considerable
of being a silly ma in a strictly
monetary sense. 1t is now stated that
he received 1000 for making his re-
port on the condition of the Emma
mine. i'll which the B~riti>hers were SO
badly '.b;lked."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

bonner LAKE.-The Truckee Re-
I Hblica1t, OF The 18th, has the follow
ing:
Bonner Lake is said to be higher
now than it has ever been known to be
before. and it IL still rapidly rising. 4
vast amount of water is pouring into
the lake from the melting ~now from
the mountain amphlthea,er partially
surrounding it. The outlet OF the
lake through bonner creek i, very
narrow. which i the cause of the rise
III the water. The pluuger, building
At the lake, will be ready for launch
ing next week. The boat has an ex-
ceilent model and j. expected To az
commodate thirty persons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

HAMILTON ELECrIoN.-The election
for municipal officers takes place in
Hamilton tomorrow. We learn that
quite a lively little contest may be en-
pected. sheriff Patterson, through the
.NcHS, notifies saloon men that the law
concerning the closing of saloons mus
be strictly observed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

The Page X Panaca. "a Phoebe stock,
has been stricken from the call list
of the san Francisco stock Exchange.
The holders of the stock stand a poor
chance of getting their money back.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31
WHITE PINE ITEMS.
From Yesterdays News.

NEW STRIKE. = The Mineral City
Tunnel Company. located i'll Robinson
district. and of which George w. Lamb
i superintendent. has recently struck
a fine body CT ore u sample of which
we have seen. The tunnel is now in a
distance of 800 feet from its mouth,
and. 1t that point. is 3o0 feet below the
surface. This looks We'll for pernaa
ncncv. and must BE a CRAFTY ing cir
e%uin>tauce to the owners.
DEAp.-We learn that Michael Me-
Dermi', Il resident of Cherry Creek.
and who was in town only a few days
arO. died from pneumonia at that
place last Week. He WAS we'll known
as a miner. and had many firm friends
III the community where he lived.
TROY DISTRICT. = We learn from
Young Mr.. Davies. of the Troy Com
palIv. that work Is being energeticallN
carried on i'll that section. The mines
are bein. developed rapidly, ard pro-
duce enough ore to keep the mill run
ming on haIf time.
RECOVERED. We are pleased &c
learn that Miss Love. the young la ~
thrown from a buggy last week, ha>
fully recovered from the effects of tht
mi>hap. Judge Beatty is also around
again.
COOP TlME.-The stages from Eure
- pia"hn ara both urakinr excellent
tIHle now, and the drivers inform II,
that the roads are III splendid condi.
ll"n-ln fact. staging is new a pleasure
instead of hardship.
THE TERRIBLE SNow.-A regular
old-la>hl"ned >noW->torm commenced
ON Nedne>daN morning last, and
shortly covered the earth Will a white
covering OF several inches i'll depyh. 1 /
IRANEI.-The stages from Phoebe.
going West. have been we'll filled during
HE last few days. and but few seem To
he going in the opposite direction.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

COMMITTEE MEETING. A call is
published in the Ners for a meeting
OF the Democratic Central Committee
OF While Pine county at IIami..on to-
morrow evening. The meeting is con-
vened 10 I'LL vacancies and :. for the
transaction of other important BUSH
ness" All over the State, and particu-
larly in the Great East, the Republic
cans n democrats are organizing for
the big battle this Fall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

kILLED.-PrivaJe kilograms received
at Virginia last evening rave informa-
ton OF the death of K. =. Preston. for
mcriv a we'll known resident of that
cry. lie was killed night before last
by a cave in a mine where he Was pIos
pecting, at Bald Mountain. near Forest
City, California. Dick Preston has
many warm friends in this section t.
mourn his loss and tosympathize with
his aged parents, who reside at Viz
ginia tity.-r9kd mn -Nttrs. 9SH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

On THE Northumberland Sher-
idan telegraphs the War department
that the Sioux Indians have OPENED
hostilities on the settlers in some of
tie alleys in Nebraska. The General
anticipates a general Outbreak the pres
ent season.
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500 Reward!
ESTRAlED OR S1OLEyu

ERoM THE PLEASANT y,,.A
l. ley House. S0milrs north Of +. ~
rcka. on Saturday night. May "a"
two large team horses. Th- lary..l ~
the two weighs. when fat, abon, ;er huulitct
pounds; he is . dark bay, hoaiTwr" NJ au rs,dl
has a heavy main and tail. a noche IN % ,S,nr
ear. near the top. and is branded u ;i ~, ~
lctter"k," inelu>ed in a circle an w., ,ia i Ile
shoulder. The other horse, the s sms sIe .li
the two. i. IA lighter bav than H.
described above; he has -four white %t ,., W,
a white stripe in the face; i, brapieS w;.t ana ~
letters" f. ON the lett hip. Any "s,. ,as
returning these horses to the leasa1, Eyt alnr
House, or delivering them to Pat. ShipIay,,,
corral. in Eureka. will be paid 20. '"f"''
uv,s.ow WM. JONES.
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j. MEYERS, San Francisco.
NJ. j. FRANKLIN, Eureka.
Eeyers g. Franklin
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
GRAND OPENING OF
iEW Spring GOODS ! ,
IMMENSE

I'VE TAKE THIS METHOD OF IN.
W forming tn" citizens of EuIcka and +.
clhlty that oar store i snow open Tor ln>r, :
non. We have received the finest aSsurf-
ileh' o. I'7 styles OF Spllug Goods ever
"ir'e'i III M eltN' c"n.l>tlns III art OF new
Stvl" Dress G-od>. shawi>, summer Sill.
araS"iS. ,Sulped Grenadines, thamblnvs'
t~tIealeS, Marstllle>, l~ilae>, etc., tie. At our
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Another Victory.

DIXON, 81. MAY 80.
The Local Option electio. here to-
day poIled 81 votes; H. against the
license and 2l2 for the l~iccnse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS
70 THE DEMOCRATS :,
COUNTY,

Ryy TUE DEMOCRATIC III
lENIleN of Landa,. COUNTY NV
nuneha' September, Isl county, bsHaYa !
VIE ahrointed a Central The underssp,s
hat Is now Eureka .ommit,ee. tssa
or annteaehing Political
."for,ance, alike 10 nm, 'aNlhraiyn Will
" nr a"ch, interests: and 10 s%anonal. S,s.'
IrrIest harmony and NJ secure slrr.s's
.,aaoic and necessary. m Action A.
..eSen, committee ex,i ire anties Of u
,i',, ., ,he next County Conra, The orsa,iSa
70 ih"' tiihe appOrtionmen,s' huon, bat pr.
anu primaries called ate to be MI
"nu 'ounty ConvcntiorI"f the ~.
efficient orean;a. tW A.,
anu the committee, in Jllon is lecps,s
nun ,Nfre;;Sion Of opinion and det 70 scas ,
ny throughout the county ", Nv Perfect harm.
1871, '"' Secretary, N svslls
Ii Resolved, That the Democrats. w.
tai committee shall c"n.;aa..c County ca.
M any nine ,hereot OF ~seren,s,
bvp r,ns ana members to be ep,% Si,SIsi'itpte
Resolved, Second. tina, I. IN,
Hcniey, OF ra'isade; Fat. o.l:hosle, S.y.
nniiry. 81 Ruby. Hill; John I.ii 1hd J.lN.
Prospect Mountain: John s,lnffstach, oi
ianion; W; ". McCoy. T a5Ia'iy' ofSeeret
Luther Clark. W. 5. keyc. "a ~ L%oEtnthal
gren, | hilip Splaine, and ,ja @vS.ss !. Land.
mittcc. "'Aeef' .. said com.
Eeeolvcd. Third, tina, a ross,;,,
EoSes q, grsani alton be held a, u 'ot pur.
o'clock =. NJ. 'lhe lEl, at.
". A. EDw ARDS.
JNo,. NJ. FOLLY
r IL; MAhMON, Committee.
myS0td
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.NSHINGTON, NAV

y MAY ~.
In the Senate. Spraguc. from the
Committee on Public Lands. reported
adversely on the bill to extend the
time for proof and payment on pre-
empiion claims on public lands. Placed
on calendar with adverse report.
Acorn submitted a resolution in
>tructing the Secretary of the Treasury
To furnish the Senate copies of all the
cotton permits issued by Presidents
Lincoln and Johnson, with the names
of the agents appointed by the Secrc-
tarv of the Treasury to purchase cot
ton. and copies of instructions given
such agents. ordered printed, and
laid over.
Wright entered Il motion to reconSid-
err the vote Ivy which the bill creating
the Territory OF Peinbina vas rejected
Yesterday.
The me rning hour having expired,
the Chair laid Eeiore the Senate The
House Finance bill with a resolution
from the House di>agreeing to the
Scrae amendments Thereof. and a>k-
ing for Il Committee of Conference.
Wright moves the Senate 10 insist on
its amendments and grant a confer
ence.
Sargent then moved the Senate &c
adhere 10 its amendments.
The Chair ruled Moran out of order
and that Wright'> motion took preCe-
dence. Agreed TO.
Ayes Alcorn. Bogv, Carpenter,
CLAYTON. Cor over. Dorsey, Ferry OF
Michigan. Gilbert, Goidthwaite. Cor
Ion. Harvey. Hitchcock. Ingall,
Johnston. LoIan. McCreery, Merra.
man. Mitchell, Moron. Norwood,
O1lcsbv. Patterson. Peas, Pratt. Ram
>cv. Ransom. Robertson. Sprarue,
Upton. Window, Wright; 81,
Nays Anthony. Bayard. Bout,
well. Buckingham, Chandler, Conk-
lin. Cooper. Edmonds, Fenton, Elan
agan. Frclinghuy>en. Hamilton. o
Maryland. Hamilton. of Texas, Ham
lin. Morrill,. of Maine. Morrill,. 81
Vermont. Sargent. Salisbury. Schurz
Scott, Sherman, Stewart, NadlelTh
Wa>hburn: "A.
The chairman appointed Morton
sherman and Merrinan as conleree>
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BORN.

Atthc keystone Mill. near Dayton. May
9th. to the wife Of II. c. Rullson. a daughter.
At Sa en- Creek, Humboldt county. May
eth. to the wife Of T.. II. Long. n daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

\ \ FRANCISCO exchange allude>
to Na>quez as 1.-THE distinguished pri-
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In Virginia City. May 18th, Willism Hem
~. son II Charles and Mar. sullivan, aged =
months and IL DAYS.
At Scott's hanch. Humboldt county. May
eth. Nancy, wife of William NJ. Scott, agedaS
years.
In Eureka. Humboldt county. Cal, May ~.
inf Mt hid of Daniel :. and Sarah l.. Newell,
ag,u , months and days.
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EASTERN DISPATCH les
BY Overland Telegraph.

I%>rECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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The Appropriations Cut Down.

u way ~.
\ Washington special says that
Gcne al Garfield, Chairman of the
House Committee on Appropriations
stated to the correspondent this even
ing that the appropriations for the
Year have been III down fully one
million dollars below estimates. aud
that he has assurance that there viii
be ne deficit i'll the revenues for the
current fiscal ear. THIS latter state
ment is understood to be based on the
assurance given by the Treasury and
Internal Revenue officials. hose books
show a large relative yield OF revenue
since their statements We're made and
presented to Congress i'll December
sa>t, and UPON Which the estimate.
We're louiiuei on n anticipation OF Il
deficit for this Near OF more than $40
ooa eco. This falling off WAS to cause
III" greatest possible trouble, the then
apparent result Wa> To be an
nctea~e taxation on various articles
OF production and consumption.
y heavy storm i raging; all the lines
are down between Reno and Salt Lake
them, hG the coul not be found; she
City, OPERATOR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

SENATOR STEWART VAS recently sued
tor S1o i'll Na>hin@ton-thc bill of a
Veterinary surgeon for curing one OF
his horses OF the erizootie. He resist
but was beaten.-EntcTpIiSe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-05-31

II NERDICT.-A coroner'> jury has
reached the conclusion that no one in
particular was to blame for the late dis
a>,er al the SuccOr mine. Here i the
verdict: That James Billings and
James Richard came to their deaths by
suttocation caused by the burning OF
the Succor hosting works and part OF
tho shaft. said fire having been caused
by the combustion of giant powder
which was kept on the top of II of
the boilers, and we strongly ~depreca,e
the custom prevalent in mines of keep
ing giant powder on the boilers about
the works"
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Scnatc-Thc Committee on Public
Lands Report Adversely for EN-
tent Of Time for Fay mcnf> Cot
to. Permits Wantcl-A Commute
LEG Of Reference Agreed To I"
the senate Om Finance ELL.
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..ON TO MEXICO."

A late Washington special furnishes
the subioined information: The an
nexation of Mexico has frequently
been urged by the Southern press, and
the idea has always been a popular
one with the people of that section.
Tom Scott is said to have long had an
eve on Mexico as a field for future rail-
way enterprises. and the mineral re-
sources of that country have been re
garded with covetous eyes by certa II
capitalists and adventures. From
time 10 time ahortive attempts have
been made 10 originate a movement of
hosting the stars and stripes ove the
City of Mexico. Just now the South
is looking to the annexation of Mexico
as a means Of getting rid OF her diff
S SGiiiH; men i h a new tiNslhd Tor " a5dyentn IRE
and profit. \ prominent ex-Confeder-
ate. now a member of Congress. in
compliance with numerous requests. is
to call upon the President within the
next few days to ascertain his views on
the subject. If the President proves
friendly to the enterprise. or will give
assurances that this Government will
not interfere. the movement will at
once take practical shape, and the cry
of = On TO Mexico.' will be raised.
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NJ TO-D.il Y.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-17
AMENDMENT TO TIL Il
L CON SUTTON OF THE STATE OF DEL
AWARE

DROPOsED AMENDMENT TO THE
L CON SUTTON OF THE STATE OF DEL
AWARE.
AN CT proposing an Amendment TO the Con-
sfiiutiOn for the purpose Of empowering the
Legislature TO enact Il General hcorporoti0n
SECTION /. Be it enacted by tho Senate
and House of Representatives OF the State OF
Delaware in General Assembly met, Qwo
thirds "f each house deeming it necessary and
cotc ring therein. and by and with the ap-
pr baton OF the Governor) That the following
amendment be and the same is hereby pro-
0nd article of tho Constitution of this State,
to wit. ty adding to the said section the
following words. subject to the provisions
aforesaid: Tho Legislature shall have power
to enact a general incorporation act, to pro-
vide incorporation for religious charitable,
literary and manufacturing purposes, for the
preservation of animal and vegetable food.
building and loan associations, and for drain
ing low lands and no attempt shall be made
in such act OF otherwise to limit or qualify
thelpower of revocation reserved to the Legis-
lature in this section.
SECTION 2. And te il further enacted. That
the Secretary of State be and he Is hereby
directed, after the Governor shall have ap-
proved of tho above proposed amendment
and this act, duly to publish the above pro
posed amendment and this act in two or
more newspapers in this State. for the con
sidera:ion of the people Uf this State. at least
three and not more than six months before
the next general election for Senators and
Representatives in this State.
Passed at Uouer. April 3. 1873.
A. V. LESLEY.
Speaker of the Senate.
JOSEPH BURCHENAL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive Department.
June ID, 1874
This Act was parsed by and with tho apprC.
baton of the Governor.
And /. JAMES PONDER, Governor of the
State OF Delaware. do hereby express my ap-
proval of said amendment as proposed in said
act.
l(sEAN Witness my hand and the Great
I(~~ jSeal OF said State. the day and year
| By the Governor. JAMES PONDER.
| JOHN Ii. PAINTER.
Secretary of State.
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Executive Department
| l, JOHN II. PAYNTER, Secretary of State Of
| the State of Delaware. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true copy OF the
act entitled An act proposing an amendment
to the Constitution for the purpt SO of empow-
ering the Legislature to enact n general IncOr-
poration Law" passed at Dover April Sd,
1873. together with the Governors approval
of the said proposed amendment the same
having been compared by me with the original
| roll now on file. in this Department.
| In witness whereof | have here
| l(SEkIN Nunto set my hand and affixed my
l~~ joflicial seal at Dover this sixteenth
| ~ day OF june. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy -four,
| JOHN IL. PAYNTER,
| ie22te Secretary of State.