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A Protest.

CINCINNATI, February 10. = The
chamber Of commerce plotests against
the increased tax on Whisky unani-
mously. The tax wouldfequire quar-
ter OF million additional capital to car
~ on the present business. The cham
Der n persuaded that tlh increased tax
would encourage fraud. -.
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Hank Statement.

New York, February 13.-Loans in
creased 2 millions; specie increased I
millions; legal tender decreased / mil
lions: deposits increased tri6e; reserve
decreased 1900.
Money easy at 2@2l, Sterling clos
ed steadier. Gold dull at lag.
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CHARLESTON, w. Va, February 10.
Mr.. Camden was withdrawn and j.
J. Jackson was nominated on the first
ballot. The following is the vote
Jackson thirty-two, Walker twenty
three, Price twenty.
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The judiciary committee reported
unlayOrably upon the following bills
Amending act regulating the license
aud practice Of attorneys providing
for the payment Of sheriff., aud re-
gard 10 making arrests outside OF The
county ana the same committee re-
ported favorably on the following blllsi
Authorizing Travis county TO issue
bonds 10 build u court house amends
Ing bill incorporating Corpus Christi
aud Rio Grallde railroad company !
and granting lands 10 certain counties
for educational purposes.
USPlNIsHEp BUSINESS,
House amendments TO Louisiana
resolutions We're taken up.
Mr.. Wood moved that the senate do
not concur In that amendment In rolcr-
ence 10 calling convention OF Gov
ernOrs. Carried, The remaining
amendments were Goncurred In.
Mr., Flanagan called up bill lncorpo-
rating the Kaufman Tap railroad COM
pany. Passed under u suspension Of
the rules.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall, the bill In
cooperating the lied River ind Rio
Grande railroad company was taken
up. Amended slightly and passed.
Bill for the relief of Y, Parker was
called up by Mr.. Cravens. Pending the
discussion Of the same the senate nd
jouned,
House-A memorial was presented
from the dmughtsmen of the general
land Office asking an increase of sal
AIRY.
The bill incorporating the Austin
bridge company, being reported upon
favorably, was passed under Il suspen-
sion OF the rules.
A favorable report was received on
bill regulating proceedings IN district
courts. Same laid on the table and
one hundred copies ordered to be
printed.
The following bills were introduced
Prescribing time of holding courts in
thirty-fourth Judicial district; concern
ing mendicant and vagrant chlldreni
concerning the location of n
depot on the Texas and Pacific
railroad on the eastern boundary ofthe
state.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
International railroad bill taken up,
The amendment to submit the same to
u vote Of the people was laid on the tn
BILE.
Mr.. Stewart, of Houston, offered n
substitute for the bill, pending the dis
cussion of which the house adjourned.
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ON the Verge Of Starvation.

NASHVILLE, February ia letter
from one hundred and forty colored
people of Rutherford county, repe-
sents that the negroes at many points
are suffering from starvation. The
whites are but little better off, and can
give no assistance. The suffering is
caused by the drought last summer.
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WASHINGTON.
Senator Eaton Elected 10 Hi
the Vacancy Ina Connecticut.

WASHINGTON, February l8.--'fhe
republican caucus adjourned after
midnight. Only thirty eight mem-
bers voted upon the final question.
The bin which the caucus viii report
is the same as that telegraphed, except
the clause making the exhibition OF
deadly weapons felony. IL gives the
president the right TO suspend habeas
corpus at his discretion, and marshals
and supervisors at all congressional
elections.
Mr.. Blaine spoke strongly against
the bill. II will not pass the Joint eau
Gus. There were no senators present.
The result Of the caucus Is regarded rs
n signal defeat of Grant.
In the senate Mr.. Eaton, appointed
senator from Connecticut to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death of Sena-
tor Buckingham, was sworn IN this
morning.
Mr. Eaton was greeting with great
cordiality especially by the democrats,
aud took his seat between Davis and
Gordon on the democrat side,
In the house, the bills for the relief
OF certain loyal creditors, whose mon
eys were c0niiscated by the coniede-
rate congress in Louisiana, and MAX
ing compensation for the supplies
taken by the union military forces
during the Morgan raid, which bills
were favorably reported yesterday
from the committee of the whole, were
both defeated in the house to-day.
The bill TO equalize bounties
and allowing eight aud one
third dollars per month for every
months services, was then discussed
and passed by vote OF one hundred
and seventy-seven to thirty-nine.
In the senate, Mr.. Goldthwaite pre-
scented the petitions of John A. Brown
and p. A. Murphy, of Alabama, for
the removal of their political disabili-
ties. Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
Mr.. Dorsey introduced bill author
iziug the admission, free Of duty, of
the diamond necklace presented by the
khedive of Egypt to Mrs. Fitch. Re
ferred to the committee on appropria-
tions.
1lr. Sargent presented the memorial
of the Pacific Mail Steamship compa-
ny, demonstrating against the repeal
of the act granting the subsidy to that
company. Referred to the committee
on appropriations.
The bill to provide a government for
the district of Columbia was discussed
the balance of the day, but no definite
vote was reached. The probabilities
are that it will not be called up again
this session.
Mr.. Morton gave notice that he
would call up the resolution for the adj
mission of Pinchback on Monday.
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A Reduction.

New York. February l3.-The ice
embargo still cheeks transactions.
The directors of the Western Union
telegraph company to-day resolved up
on material reduction of the rates on
commercial business.
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SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY II.
THE DALLAS HERALD
Is the only paper In northern
Texas that receives the fail
Press dispatches.
THE WEATHER.

During Sunday In the gulfstotos,
falling barometer, stationary aud high
ertomperaluro southerly winds, cloudy
and rainy weather
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NEW ORLEANS, February 13.-The
conservative caucas met to-day and i'm
mediately adjourned until Monday.
There was nothing done. They are
waiting intelligence from Washington.
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Threatened by the lee.

PHILADELPHIA, February 10. - A
steamer of the Clyde line is in preca-
rious situation at the ice breaker in the
bay. 1t is feared she will be total
loss,
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Ice Bound.

Boston, February 13.-The market
fishermen in the ice of Cape Cod will
have to remain there as tie revenue
cutter is unable to reach them.
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TEXAS LEGISLATURE.

AUSTIN, February IL, 1875.
In the senate, Mr.. Russell presented
petition from citizens OF Eagle Pass,
praying for restriction OF the right to
bear arms 81
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Just in from New Orleans, a large
lot ofShepard'sstarck gloss.-Williams
BrOs,
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FIR EE M AN,
ARTIST I'm PHOTOGRAPHY,
And Dealer in Geo. Woods 4 Co.'s Parlor Organs,
DALLAS, TEXAS.


ton pera o M
INSTRUMENTS AND APPLIANCES
N nylin
ssor y h
GEORGE WOODS g. CO.'S PARLoR AND vEsTRY ORGANS,
two
apprci y ice
A. FRIEDMAN, TohotosraFo1aer,
an
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We have got 1t! What? Shepard's
celebrated starch gloss.-J. l.. Downs
4 Co.
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The@aisg9erald

once la "iteraid Block" Corner 81
Main md lamar streets, over first
NRuOaRi nnnk, business Oniee-
Front RoOm, second story.
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Mr.. Stewart, of Houston, offered u
substitute for the bill, pending the dis
cussion of which the house adjourned.
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International railroad bill taken up,
The amendment to submit the same to
u vote Of the people was laid on the la-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21
TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE.

Many times Women call upon their
family physicians. one with dyspepsia.
another with palpitation, another with
trouble OF the breast. another with pain
here and there. and in this way they oil
present alike to themselves anil their
easy.going and indifferent doctors.
ssparrts and distinct diseases. for which
| he prescribss his pills and potions. as.
su,ninc them to be such. when. in resli-
~. they ara all symptoms caused oy
some uterine disorder; and while they
are thus only able perhaps to palliate for
a time. they are ignorant OF tho cause.
and encourage their practice until large
bills are made; when the suffering pa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21


SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2l.-Tho steamer
from Marysvills arrived here at 3o'clock
this ?. NJ. and brings the intelligence
that water broke through the levses at
Z O'Clock last evening. In less than an
hour the whole city was flooded. All
horses and other animals were taken to
the railroad bridge for safety. Tho peo-
pie also took refuge their. Many lives
are reported lost. among the number
several children. Three are known 10
have persisted. One dwelling house and
some principal buildings have fallen
down.
The wreck Of property Is said to 10
very extensive. Parks big levee in
Suffer county. has broken, and the
whole district flooded. The water Is six
feet deep in the city. aud four feet in
the Western Hotel. one OF It's highest
points.
Yuba city Is also under asod within
six inches Of Feather river bridge. Ths
railroad track across the Yuba bottom
was washed away some distance. Two
passenger trims were interrupted by
breaks In the road between whsatland
and Msrysville. At present there IL no
communication with this city. The
weather Is still threatening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21
FROM cAsTRoWLLE.
Greas Damage BY the Yieod- Bridg'
60 washed Away and Houses
Abandoned-Trains Delayed.

ClsrpovrLLE, Cal, January 2l.-The
greatest food in this valley for 20 years
occurred last night. This morning tho
whole valley Is under water, bridges in
this section have been carried away. and
many ranchsrs driven from their houses.
The damage to property must be consid-
cradle. No loss OF life has been report.
Cd. To-day It Is clear and pleasant.
Llrrn.-Parties arriving from Mon
tersy on tho narrow gauge railroad re-
port q large portion Of the road bridge
washed away at the crossing Of the ss-
linas river. No trims from Monterey
have arrived In Salinas since Sunday
morning last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21

wuxnE He MAD THE ADrASTlox.-
Just at the close Of the war oil 1872, a
United States man-of-war entered the
Boston harbor. The commander was
known as n bully OF the first water.
Entering n BARRIERS shop in Boston. and
finding no n hut the boy present, he
demanded. in AN ~insolent. ovsrbesrins
way, "where IL your masterl' MOT
down yet. sir" swell you may try II;
but look here. my youngster Qayine his
loaded pistol ON the table,. the first drop
VI blood You'll draw on my face. III
shoot YOU" "All right SIR" was the
reply. The boy shaved him AMI did il
we'll. After the operation vas through.
the bully turned to him As he took up
his pistol. and remarked. 'wasn't you
afraidi' ''No. SIR" retorted the boy.
Didn't YOU believe I would shoe. your
Eyes. sir Then Why wasn't You
afraid!" The boy very eoolly replied.
.'Because I had the sdyantagc.' "Ad-
vantage. Howl" demanded the inte
bully. ''why." ssid the boy. with the
utmost nonchalance. 'if ! had drawn
blood | should have taken tho razor aud
cut your throat from ear TO earl The
bully turned pale. but never forgot the
lesson.
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PusE's OrsnA HorsE.-Littls Nell
made her ~reappearanee last night, look
IA bright Ne any other pure water dia-
mond. An immense house greeted her.
During the enactment OF the piece sho
introduced new songs and dances and
was more acceptable. IL possible, than
when she first appeared. She was ex-
csllently supported by Messrs. Billings.
Lindsay. Giddens. and the balance OF
the company. Billings never has acted
better than at the present time. while
Mr.. Gidlens has already established
himself as n fsvorite with u theatre
goers. Tonight Little Nell will again
appear.
DISTRICT CouRr--R Isrso, JrpcE.-
The following business was transacted
in this Court yesterday morning; In
the matter Of the estate VI W. L. Tuds-
bury, deceased-Cass vas set for hear
ing February /. The case OF Charles
Marx w. Jacob Young. was continued
without date. The case OF Solomon
Heydenfeldt vs.. tho Daney Gold and
Silver Mining Company. was submitted
without argument. Tho Court adjourned
until 10 A.. N. to-day.
FnEIanr RrckIrz. - The following
amounts Of freight were received at tbs
Gold Hill and Virginia dePots by the
Virginia 4 Truckee railroad. during the
2ihours ending II NJ. to-day: Lumber
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STOCKTON. January 20.-Ths result oi
the late heavy rains in this county and
vicinity sum As follows: Cslvsras River
ovsrAowed its banks and q large body Of
water covers the plains. A portion OF
the Stockton & Copperopolis Railroad
track IL submerged and trains to-day are
delayed. The wnter In Miner avenue
channel, In the. center Of the city. is
higher than at any timo since 1862,
twenty-five years ago. Thus far there
has besn no overlooking Of the city.
The water in the principal sloughs has
subsidized several inches since noon. The
County Hospital grounds on the east
side Of the city, are two feet under
water.
The total rainfall for the season
up to this evening has been Z C9.lOo
inches. The weather Is now clear and
bright. Dispatches and advices from
the interior portion Of the county say
that the great amount Of water over
flows all rivers and creeks In this u
~, and also In MERGED. Stanislaus and
Fresno. ,fhs Mokelumns river has
ovcrfiowed the levee south Of Wood.
bridge, and Is overlooking tho country
for miles. Water Is also reported in the
town Of Woodbridge. Residents uso
boats TO get around. No damage re-
ported from overflow thus far. II is be-
loved that very little has been done In
this county.
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ASSESSMENTS

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NJ. ~. ~. IA, Ia, m
wv.
O'rn."sa \. AZ ~, La N
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h",s,asose, i,ps, .na y IT, D' -
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.; Delinquent jan ~ sale Jay, a
New Nork eoo. ~ crnt- per share. 'e,lrN
Dee d Sehha''h' 'Ah'"' N" oAs' GA"
- ,..,., n.s n. A.
-, n-u.
SatAsc- - pct snsrv, N,ltu DN0.'' u'""
qasni jan y sac Jay Jan.
And~S-5o cents pr share: levied Dec. i
delinquest Jan. IL sale day. Fen l.
American Fiat per share levied Dec
:. ,isliIauent Jan y -alc dsy, Jan. -.
x.,,.u n.r .h.-e. levied pcc
800. 49,, I.n fs. ~ a.y rrb. N.
., ~, nm "a r..,. no, .L.,.
ortssnn' ss",. ~,
I'l"u 10 u'"""
(. day feo.i'
nay tsm- 81 per share: levied Dse. 10; delIn'
Sa~ni Jsn. is; .ale dsy, Feb.
s.I.o,n ltnh-s cent. her share
i.,I"d p,c 10: d.Iiraucnt Jan. IL; al,
$500 vs.
an,
esn,s pr snsre I,sn NV !"
"'r ss,. S" ."s' H. ss nc. nc" jap ri IL: ~,
~, r.h .
s,.,,. N.xnin-si u-, .h.r,: l,,,rd Dec.
80 d%cIIssasni .Jsn. 10: ale day, Fsb. :.
-.--. -. -, ..,.,
" n ss, ssl,pau,ut jan ~; sale
Az T.h rs
-. So. n.,h.,s. l,xI,zl hes. n.
s"sp's In m ~. ~. ~, Feb Is,
a, "a ~, .h,,e. levied
N",.sss. s-si'.oa.n, Ian gp. .als Ia, r.h
wv - N'""t"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21

AYouSa actress who hal played sue
eessfully in the lesser theaters OF Paris
applied for an engagement Mt one oil the
first-class houses. The manager. who
was in want Of pretty girls. was about
to accept her services, when she sud.
denly exclaimed: "iou must also en-
gage my mother in the wardrobe depart
msnt," "Oh!" said the manager plain.
lively, lis that absolutely necessary"
'.Of course" said the pretty actress;
''she is the only one in paris Who knows
how to throw me my boquets In the
right way" That settled the question.
and an actress and her mamma were
made happy.
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FROM SALT LAKE.
KILLED By . Snow slide-Msn Miss


BAIT LAKE, Jan. ID. Albert Stickney
was killed In Summit Canyon, last Sat-
urday, by a snow slide. His body was
dug out yesterday. He leaves u wife
and four children.
The weather along tho U. p. X. IL
modersting. and the trains arc running
more regularly than for the past ten
days.
VIM. stersby. OF Milwaukee, superin.
tsndent OF the Cooper mine. in Big Cot
tonwood Canyon, has been missing
since last Monday. II Ia feared that he.
with q party OF ten or twelve moro. last
heard from at Alta City, were buried
under . big snow slide which occurred
near that place on that day.
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lspuhlies. STATE c.nyeptisn

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Jan. 2o.-Ths
Republican State Convention to-day
nominated JAMES Lloyd Green for Gov.
srnor; Charles l.. English. Lieutenant
Governor; Augustus Fem. Secretary Of
State; A. Il. Crawford Controller. Tho
resolutions rsafinn adherence TO the
principles Of the Republican party. favor
hard money. and indorse the Presidents
message ON Louisiana matters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21
Tn NV wu,.xY B1I.-A bin intro.

4 : WHfsxY bttL.-Ao hl tntro-
duced into the Legislature yesterday. to
prevent saloon keepers from collecting
any debts incurred by customers, Is ere
aiing quito a sensation in town. II II
passes 1t will bother some OF our folks.
who like an occasional cocktail and who
cannot find the necessary short-bit when
they release themselves from the arms OF
Morpheus, TO find q man whom they
a spar. Pat Casey. the most genial
dispenser OF the "~sedative." was tele-
graphed the import OF the bill last night.
He Immediately took sick. called for q
doctor and q lawyer. made his will. took
a dose Of physis. and then lay down 10
die.
The housekeeping is running
smoothly to-day on the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad. A clearing train was
engaged all morning in clearing the track
Of rubbish and loose rocks. II also car
RED q force Of men 10 raise the track.
near the Tyler works. which las been
gradually sinking for the past few days.
IA train from Reno. carrying two
days mails. arrived Last night at 1870.
The regular Reno express arrived this
morning at 1913. The delay was occa-
stoned by the train from California on
the G.. l.. which did not arrive at that
point until ! A. N. to-day.
PRorrssioSAL.-we would call the at
tention Of all interested to the profess
sional card Of A. +. falconsr. II. d..
physician, surgeon and accouchsr. in
another column to-dsy. The Doctor Is
q graduate Of 1865. and his record since
thai tims has been n most excellent and
successful one.i in both military and civil
practice. lilo has established his Office
in Fnssr's bsiliiug (rhe Comstock).
Just above the NEws Office, ON Main
street, where he will b. found ever ready
to respond to calls for his services.
The wEIrnrR.-To-dsy the sun shines
bensacentiy. Last night was extremely
cold. and consequently all slush was
frozen into solid ice. Tsaming 10 one
Of the possibilities Of to-day. and jake
Whites sleigh line has been resumed.
much TO the delight and satisfaction OF
persons having to travel between Gold
Till and Virginia. In a day or 80
Chawles can take his charming Arnman-
tina under his wing and pay $40 for a
slsish ride.
Fon GrSrIKMrS 0SLr.-This eve
ming. at eiaht o'clock. Prof. Mcdonald
and DR.. Rice. will deliver a free lecture
on the Science Of Manhood" at
Miners Union Hall. Tomorrow eve
ming. Love. Courtship and Marriage
will be treated upon from a philosophi'
cal standpoint. These who desire
chronological examinations or Medical
treatment. should not delay interviewing
these gentlemen. Office. in the Hall.
srockuoLpERs' MkrrrSo.-Tho first
annual meeting Of tho Stockholders OF
the Florida Mining Company, will 10
held al the Office Of the company IN San
Francisco on Thursday. February I'd. for
the election Of Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction OF other
important business. See official notes
in our advertising columns to-day.
FIRST PAok.-on the first page OF this
issue will be found a table containing
the total number Of shares in the prin
cipal mines Of the State; a statement OF
the annual meeting OF stockholders oil
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FROM GAN FRANCISCO
Rssuis OF che Investigates.

BAN TRAscrsoo. January 2i--i ?. ~
The investigation into the origin Of the
Are at the deaf. dumb and blind insii.
tuts, at Berkeley. resulted in the Direct.
ors finding verdict generating the
principal teachers and employees from
all blame. They consider that the ex.
posurs Of tho roof to sparks from the
kitchen chimney. sufficiently accounts
for thu Are.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21

PrTnoLxux springs have latsly been
discovered In considerable quantity on
the Lunsburg Hsaths, In Northern Ger.
many. The oil, In clssrnsss, purityapd
sped6e weight, II said 70 Be- idsnle II
with the American rock oils, and 10 al.
most withoutsmell OF any kind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21

ADrrsorr man who WA not ussdt 70 the
work undertook to slaughter q hog the
other Day. In the struggle . knife dis
appeared, and. incredible ~ II appears.
II was Afterwards discovered that the
beg had actually swallowed Il, handle
and blade.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21

TEE Newark woman who married four
husbands out Of the same family ex-
planned her conduct BY saying TINT shs
wa determined 10 find out whsthsr there
wal . man among them worth q cent for
any earthly purpose. The fourth man
Il still ON trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21
LEGlsLATIvE PRoCEEDlN0s.
Railroad rreiGhts and Fares Camp
W. Dsrtnsst-whits Pfns ssns'
tors.
CAHsos. Jan. u, 1875.


A.kMBLr.
Frank introduced q concurrent rssolu-
ton instructing Congressional repre-
ssntatives TO set the facts in reference 10
freights aud fares at once, before Con.
gress, and endeavor to have . rate Of
fare fixed at Ave cents per mile. and
prepare q schedule Of freights. On
motion Of Wren, n Committee Of Ave
is to DO appointed to send for persons
and papers and take testimony In the
matter.
A bill was introduced for the better
observance Of the Sabbath.
Wren gave notice Of = bill to regulate
the power OF the Governor. Attorney
General and Supreme Judges 10 give
power to remit fines and commute pun
ishmsnt after sentence had been 6Ied.
Referred to tho Judiciary Committee.
SENATE.
The Committee on Federal Relations
recommended the passage Of q joint res
olution relative to the removal Of Camp
MoDermitt.
The Judiciary Committee recommend
the passage Of the bill 10 rsdistict the
State. On motion. IL was indefinitely
postponed.
The allotment Of the terms Of the
White Pine Senators, was under discus.
sion when recess was taken.