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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-09
THE ELECTION IN AsHTABULA co.

AsHTABULA.
T1xsksss-Sheldon Harmon, T. D. Faulk
ner, w. A. Church.
CLrk-N. Hubbard.
TreasHyEy- c. G. Booth.
ASSSsSoy-John Harmon.
Conska6les-F. E. Bugbee, Daniel Mitchell
Anson Field.
JEFFERSON.
TIxsteSs-E. c. Wade, Luman Webster
Henry Herren.
.CZerk-Henry Warren.
7Teasuyer-R. M. Norton.
AsSeSS0y-LeSter Loomis.
ConSta6<s-H. D. Jones, S. E. Williams.
Justice of tile Peace-E. B. Leonard.
Sx6eyvisors.-The following Supervisors
were elected for the districts in the same order
as their names are given.
Ed. Perry, E. F..Abell, VIM. Grant, H. S.
Purdy, T. w. Simmons, L. Wigent, c. S.
Ryder, P. Edison, Theo. Stevens, G. w.
Gerome, Lat. Singletary, o. H. Perry.
BOROUGH.
C0HnciLS. A. Nerthway, N. E. French,
H. L. Hervey.
Cemetery T'Hsttes-E. ]. Belts, N. E.
French.
Village Board Of EdHeatiox-Henry Tai
cott years; J. A. Howells. years; E. Jay
Pinney, years.
TrHstess-N. French, N. Splitter, William
Prayer.
Clerk. H. Slemmens.
T1EasHrvy-S. H. Cook.
ASsessO,-G. w. Elmore.
C0nSta6les-T. A. Thatcher, G. w. Elmore.
justice of the Peace-M. S. Jewett, Esq.
NEW TvArE
7IHSt<Ss-O. R. Potter, R. N. Beckwith
R. Rowland.
C2zk-Perry G. Hyde.
TIeasnyIy-Hiram L. Dodge.
ASSeSS0y-M. A. Eaton.
Consta6l<s--E. B. Reeve, Z. A. Hoskins.
ZrHstEEs-John Waldorf, Ashley N. Hurd,
S. N. Alger.
C.erk-H. A. Walling.
7IeaSHyey-W. H. Lancaster.
ASScSS0r-M. o. Jayne.
C0nSta6les-E. H. Wilcox, ]. H. Ulrich.
ZrHSkees-B. A. Rooth, J. A. Blanchard, S.
Bissell.
CzSrk-William Simons.
TIeasMey-J. w. Pulsipher.
ASSeSSOr-R. G. Allen.
C0HSka6LeS-Jacob Painter, w. A. Minis.
fHstics efthe Peaes-B. W. Phillips.
ANDoVER.
zIHSteSs-S. L. Green, R. Kile, I. Wilder.
C2erk-P. F. Marvin.
7IeasHrey-A. B. Leonard.
ASseSsor-A. c. Loughlin.
CenSta6lEs-H. H. Kellogg, S. Lashure.
ROME.
zrHSteSs-Edward Allen, c. E. Olmstead,
Edward Nevison.
Czeyk-H. L. Chester.
7IeaSgyer-H. A. Gone.
ASSsSS0r-L. C. Reeve.
ConskG6les-S. M. Schoville, S. v. SPELL
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-04-09

JAMES REED, Jr.,
F. W. SYKES,
GEO. W. DICKINSON.
WILLIAM SLOANE,
G. GEoPPLNGER,
W. E. FOWLER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
FROM SAN
Attempted wiz Murder aud Suicide
A Chlnanan feund Inssnsible.

SAN FRAScIsco, Feb. ALSO p. ~
About 10 O'Clock A. n. yesterday. Louis
Hansen. q resident Of this city. attempt
cd to kill his vito at tho house OF Mr..
Gieschsr. In Oakland. Tho parties
we're married about a year ago In Peta.
luna, and moved 10 this city. Hanson
became addicted to drink 80 bad that his
vito was compelled 10 leave him and
Jake refuge with Mrs. dicscher. Yes
terday Hansen called at Giescher's foi
tho ostsnsibls purpose Of having hi'
wife go with him to . lawyers once To
draw up divorce papers. As they came
out Of the house Hanson frsd two shots
al his wife. both taking effcct. He then
attempted 10 shoot himself, but
the cap missed fro. Ho then rni
10 broadway wharf. pursued by the po'
llos and an excited crowd. and threw
himself into the water. but was rescued
by some Stevodores near by and taken
to the city prison. Mrs. Han.on's
wounds arc not fatal. Hanson viii have
preliminary examination as soon rs
his wife In able TO appear In Court.
Yesterday morning, on q sand pile on
GAnsome street. near California, q Chi.
naman was found insonsble. He bad
been struck on the head with some In.
strument. fractunng his skull. He wni
removed TO the Chinese Hospital and
will probably die. The locality where
he was found L. the sane whore . Chi.
naman was bow-stringed 10 death q fcw
weeks ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24

people, outraged by the sbuses Of his
Government, had successfully regainsd
the Office, he was again restored BY ths
Federal power. and through The forms
Of law BY which hs had intrsnchsd him.
self he onos more attempted 10 nullify
tho ohoioe OF the people ut the late alec.
ton, and 10 TINT end called for Federal
troops 10 break up tho meeting OF the
Legislature. For Congress to recognize
o usurpation so gross and oppressive 10.
thoy think. to establish . precedent by
which, under pretsxts that can readily
be found, any State Government may
Be ov~erthrown. tho will OF The people
nullihsd, fraud and violence be perps.
tratsd and republican forms perverted 10
destroy liberty.
Expls.asesy Of the Tive Reports On
Lsuisiaaa A6Airs,
wAsuuorox, Feb. 23.-As tho qucs.
ton came up In the House when the TO
ports on Louisiana affairs were submit
ted to-day as to which was the majority
report and which the minority report. 1t
may be stated that all tho members OF
the committee report against the action
Of the Returning Board ; that Foster,
Phelps, Potter and Marshall unto In
the majority report, that there was no
general Intimidation In that State, but q
free and fair election. Of which tho rs-
suit was in favor OF the Conservatives,
who were deprived Of the result by the
wrongful action Of the Returning Board;
that Hoar, Wheeler and Frye unite in a
minority report; that Foster assents
with Hoar, Wheeler and Frye TO o COM
promise, recognizing Kellogg As Gov
ernor, and giving q majority In the
House to the Conservative delegates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24

To TIE PEOPLE or GoLD HILL, SILVER Ciri
AND DAYTON = Ryery man., woman and child
In any Of the above named placcr should know
al once, that n great want has been supplied by
the opening OF IgRLiSER's VARIETY STORE,
Main street. Gold Illll, opposite tbs Yellow
Jacket Office. Their. every one who wants
them. and has the money 10 ray for them. caa
bur at the lowest possible cash rates, the hne'i
possible assortment ~ porfaincry, fancy soaps,
bay rum. feather busters. yiolins, gnitarr. han
les; q FULL stock Of the beet Italian strings,
]ewelry, watches. optical Instruments. ladies'
trimmlngs, w~Ork.boxe.. musical and plain pho.
togrsph albuns, Yankee notions, cutlery, worst
ed, wooden and knitted goods. Also q large as.
sentiment OF natural human hair. AL kinds OF
willow ware, fancy bird cage, s%aichel., brack'
cts and wall pockets. Al.o n splendid sssort'
meut Of everything necdful. In the stationery
line. school books. lamps, chsnd elicIf, globcs,
chlmneys and juvenile book. A splendid as
s0rment OF eyory variety OF fancy toys,
wagons, bedsicsds and fancy valcailnes. A
magnificent stock NJ chromo- and other pic
turrs. Also, pdrficsidr d',Saiioa paid To ira.
ming pictures To order. New good-, all at the
bast possible description. Don't forget the
place-Main street, Goli HUI, opposite the Vel
low Jacket once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
French PeliticaI Amirs.

PAErs, Fob. 2i.-In tho Assembly
yesterday, clause Eve Of the Senatorial
bill relating to the appointment OF 20
Senators by the Assembly was not
adopted. Delphit, Conservative Lib.
oral. moved an amendment and provid'
in: that these members DO selected
from a double list Of names presented
by the President Of tho Republic. The
clause, with tho proposed amendment,
was referred to q committee Of thirty for
reconsideration, and Raroul Doval. who
conducted the debate on behalf Of tho
Bonapartists, continued throughout the
proceedings to make exceeding liberal
AMENDMENTS, with the hope Of detach.
ing the Left from tho two Centres and
defeating tho bill. but the Coalition
stood firm and all his motions were re-
jcctcd by an overwhelming majority.
The Bonapartists accused the members
Of the Left OF abandoning their prinei-
pies and forsaking national sovereignty.
As n final desperate effort to defeat the
bill they moved an amendment provid-
ing that Il cannot. become 4 law
until ratifed 10y universal suffrage. They
declared that II tho bill was thus ratified
they would submit. II was tho duty OF
the Loft, they said to vote for this
amendment. II they really wished to
control the affairs Of the State. Eight
millions Of voters could not without
their consent he placed in tho hands Of
n body elected rs this bill contemplated.
The amendment was lost, receiving only
the votes Of tho Bonapartists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
,IIDDLE.AGHD X

There arc many Of the are Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with IN frequent evacuation
of the bladder, ofen accompanied by = slight
smartlng or burning sensation. and 4 weaken
ing Of III. system IN q manner the patient can.
not account for: on examining the urinary de,
posits Q ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles of albnnen will ap
pear, or the color will be Of q thin and miikish
hue, sgain changing to a dark and torpid ap'
pearance. There are many men who die Of this
dIniculty, ignorant Of the cause. which II tho
second stage Of seminal weakness. DIR. n. will
guarantee q perfect cure In all such cases, and
q healthy restoration Of the ;cnito urinary or
CANS.
N. B.-Only an interview required In a ma
Iority Of cases; balance Of treatment can bs
conducted at homs without Interruption OF
business. No ease treated without q personal
interview and proper examination. ONCE
hours-l0 to l., 2 to s. and I 10 8. Sunday
TO I r. y. only. Consultation Free. Examina'
ton ard advice, Is. ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24

IMPROVEMENT AT THE HosrIrAL.-
The County Commissioners havo or
dered that n new foundation DO built I'M
der tho main building at the County
Hospital. The old ono Is decayed and
there Is danger that n corner OF tho
house will settle and cause serious dam.
nge. Tho Commissioners visited the
premises last Saturday. and reported ia
vorsbly upon the management OF DIR.
Van Zasdt. The different wards were
found in excellent order and everything
about the premises in a creditablc con-
dition. There are about thirty inmates
at the prcsen, time.
ATTEMPTED TO COMMIT SuicIDE.-A
woman named Carrie Smith. made IN
attempt TO shuttle OH tho mortal coil
last evening in the County Jail. She
tied her handkerchief around her throat
and drew the ends tightly together until
she became inssnsiblo. Another m
named ''Irish Mary" who WAS an ocou-
pant OF the same cell, gave the alarm,
and an officer united the handkerchief
and sent for u physician. After con-
siderable trouble. tho was re-
stored to consciousness. but stated IL TO
be her intention to tako her life at the
first opportunity.
MINING MACHINERY. - The Yellow
Jacket Company to-day received thirty
pieces Of pipe. which will DO used for
pumping Ia tho mine. The American
Flat Company also received a cur load Of
machinery. The Lcyiathan Company
will start up their new hosting machin-
cry in a faw days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
BLOOD DISEASES.

The blood being the source from
which our systems are built up and from
which we derive our mental as well ~
physical capabilities, how important that
Il should be kept pure. II IL contains
vile fostering poison. all organic func-
tons are ~oaked thereby. Settling upon
Important organs, ~ the lungs, liver or
kidneys. the effect in most disastrous.
Hence il behooves every one to keep
their blood in a perfectly healthy condi-
ton. and more especially does this apply
ut this particular season OF the year
than at any other. No matter what the
exciting cause may be, the real OF
a large proportion OF all diseases is bad
blood. Now DIR. Pierce does not wish
10 place his Golden Medical Discovery
in the catalogue Of quack patent nos
trums By recommending ii to cure every
disease, nor does he so recommend II,
on the contrary there aro hundreds OF
diseases that he acknowledges II will not
care; but what no does claim il this,
that there but one form OF blood disease
that II will not cure. and that disease Is
cancer. He does not recommend his
Discovery for that disease, yet he knows
IL to be the most searching blood cleans
er yet discovered. and that 1t will free
tho blood and system Of all other known
bloo,l poisons, be they animal. vegeta-
be or mineral. Tho Golden Discovery
II warranted by him to cure tho worst
forms OF skin Diseases. ~ all forms OF
Blo,ches, Pimp,cs aud Eruptions, also
all Glandular dwellings, and the worst
form Of s~crofulous and liberated Sores
Of Neck, Legs or other parts, and all
Scroiulous Diseases Of the Bones. as
White Svclllngs, Fever Sores, Hip
Joint and Spinal Diseases, all OF which
belong 10 Scrofgloas diseases.
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DISEASE
CURED.
". GRoyE STATION. Ia. July IL. ~.
DE-. PIEEcE. Buffalo. n. Y:
Dur ST--My wife first became lame
nine years ago. Svellings would up.
pear and disappear on her hip. and she
was gradually becoming reduced. and
he. whole system rotten with disease.
In 1871 a swelling broke out on her hip
discharying large quantities, and since
that time there arc several openings.
Had live doctors at an expense OF Sl2s.
who say nothing will do any good but a
surgical operation.
July 10th. 1879. DO writes thus: My
wife has certainly received q great bsn-
eft from tho use Of your Discovery, for
she Was able to get of the bed and was
not expected TO live a week whom she
commenced using II, a year ago. She
has been doing mos. OF her work Tor
over six months. Has used twenty bot
ties and is still using II. Her recovery
is considered rs almost n miracle. and
We attribute il all 10 the use OF your val
liable medicine. I a cheeriully rec.
ommend it .. q blood purifier and
strength ~res.orer, J. II. ROBINSON.
Discovery Is sold by drpggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
Fruit Yiru Failed.

Hsuis Yiru Failed.
New York, Feb. IA. 8. Baker x
Co., fruit dealers. 26s Washington street.
have failed. They plaoo their liabilities
at less than 500, 900. and hope to pre-
scnt q favorable statement 10 their cred
iton.
wsman Suffrage.
BosroS, Feb. 24.-Ths Woman's Suf-
frsgo question came up In the House,
yesterday, on o resolution to amend the
Constitution 60 as to give the right Of
suffrage to women Tho resolution re-
suited. yeas. 50; nays, 100.
Murderer Convicted.
Harris. the so-called South Boston
wife.murderer. was convicted Of murder
in the second degree.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON. February "a. The
House Committee On Appropriations are
engaged on deficiency bills. The gene,
raj Appropriation bill will contain ap'
preparations to tho o,tent Of about two
millions.
New Cable Tariff.
NEW YoRx. February 2i.-Presiden'
orton Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, received a telegram from the
London manager Of the Anglo-American
Cable Company. saying: That from May
LIST next, tho tariff on a message from
New York to tho United Kingdom and
France will be 30 cents, gold. per word.
and that the company's system OF charg-
ing messages will be extended to En-
rope and elsewhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
Is.rn.ser.-rhs New York Life Iu'unnea

Is-uHASck.-Ihe New York Life Insurance.
Compsny-onc ofthe o'des, and mo't reliable
OF the lssiin: purely mutual eompan'ss-has
,.., a,.,.d an once In Marys Buildin:. Viz
yrinis f1,y, Nevsda. Thi. Il to b their prin.
e,naI Geneul Ageney once Of the faeinc
cssst- W. b, CYne Oeus6al Agent A Policy
M This company las all men must dis). ln,ght
prove a bonanza to many . widowed, iatneI.
lees family. and we think tthe auIy ~ NY
sse. or the de-lituiion Of dependents In case Of
lfath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
Cmorr Di.lnrEp op IT. TrRRoR-. = The

CRorr DisARnED or Its TkfRoR-. Tic
croupy coughs 80 alarming 10 the ear and 80
dangerous TO lifc-to which children are sub
Iect, may be Immediately relieved by sdminis.
tering q dose OF Ilalc's Honey OF Hourhound
and Tar. When given TO 4 child who seems 10
be choking under the effects Of o -pasmodic
aud husky cough, tho ELECT is electrical. ~
m,ny q mother will testify. In fact thers Is no
Affection OF the throat W lunls, short OF tho
actual disorganiIsilon Of the tis,uc- and mem.
branes, which II will nut cure. Pixies Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24

Jrsr READ Tms.- iieyman Broth'rs have Iu't
opened q new furniture store on tho corner. OF
Hand Taylor streets. They o0er ovcr, thing
necessary Tor furnishing houses, cheaper than
any house this eide Of San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand q large stock Of furni.
ture. bedding, carpets. crcekcry, glass and
plated ware. Give them q call. 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24


PirER's OrrR, HorsE.-Miss kaih-
crime Rogers. las, night. appeared in her
great impcrsonation Of Hester Craze
brook. in tho society drama OF "Ths
Unequal Match" Although II was the
third time this play has been presented.
il was greeted with q crowded house.
A Blenkinsop, Mr.. Geddens VAS re-
ceivrd with repeated applause. A. ID.
Billings rendered the character OF DIR.
Botcherby in his usual excellent manner
Tonight will DO presented the popular
drama Of ''woman's Heart" in which
Miss Rogers will appear in hor great
character Of fsola. the Blind Girl. The
cast ID an excellent one. and the play
will no doubt DO one Of the most atirac-
tive Of Miss Rogers engagement. Miss
Raynor, Mrs. Edmonds. Messrs. Bill
inss, Edmonds. Dudley. Long and Co.
gill will assume the leading parts. The
beautiful NEUROLOGICAL play, entitled
..Galatea," is in active preparation. with
splendid mechanical effects, aud will
shortly be produced.
Drsrnicr Cornr.-Thc following busi-
ns.. was transacted in the Frs, District
Court, yesterday: Schroeder VI. Ge-
hinder: judgment for defendant. Ne
ain w. Milinovich et al; judgment for
.iotsnd,nt. psrtitioning property in dis
nnts Stat. OF Nevada es rel. A. IL.
willis: motion 10 strike out imma,erial
matter from information, argued AMI
taken under advisemsnf. Estate OF D. -.
sl's. snsi .o."un, 4 p Nal.
den ". IT, NJ Pcarlman; hearing Il mo-
ton to set aside default. and matter
taken under adyisemen,. Estate OF
John Farnham, deceased: an orler made
confirming final account. Daniel Casey
w. l.; /; nsa.n:' "n ~ ~ s.s;,o
., N. rs. P,tro Pico; cause argued.
,-y s.,.,., n, An.
nh"ASi w
persons arrested In virginia hish' oe-
fore last for vasrancy. were brought mp
before Judge Knox yesterday ana were
released on 'ooiI en- a..,c.l
Nh, s..,..Ix an s~ycon,;on tbsy Ioft on
80 a.Si.., 80 a,J will nrnbably
.n, TIM susr ,ha e,nirat;on Of ninety
.Io,s nnmbsr Of other bummers,
whose names were on tho black list, ieh
virginia ON 1901 yss'eruas ~
i'eho' p"s'o" an"
MORE FrRSrruEx. Grant, OF tho
co,, tyul fu,,;,ur, store. inst above the
a.. -, 10. ;,.,,.
-, ,,o,,o, ~;,voie. of desirable fur
nitu,e. Now 1. the time to make selec-
items. Grant sells Mt cheaper rates
Than any % the furniture dealers OF
Virginia. therefore Gold Killers, rs well
w;il ave money by dealing with him.
~. ,.u.,.;,.
'hAi'"f
amounts oil treish' were Ic'ei''a NV
Gold hiii anu ,ns'his usPoa =! ,ha
,,xatcar honrs ending n N. to-day:
Wooi Al car loads. lumber %, mer-
ehandise 10. machinery 2. coal 2, PIG
iron ,. potatoes 8. Total 90 car loads
The KANSAS srYyxSxSs.-Two large
bo,e. OF secondhand clothing will be
.cr, ,hc Kansas sufferers by Wells. Fargo
& Co. from Virginia, this evening.
Contributions are received at The store
Of !; o. ~ PES s.,,oa s,spuo. anal a, 81.
pauI.. 1Eni.sopai) Church.
- RI. v,,,;r;. mile. s,,..,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
COME AND Bg A
YOUNG X

Who may be suffcrin; fron the effects Of youth.
fi follias or lndiscrct,on. will do well 10 avail
themselves of this, the greatest boon ever laid
At the altar Of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
MY will guarantee 10 orielt ive hundred dol.
lars for every case Of seminal wchkncfs or PIT.
vs,c disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to cure. lie would. there.
fore, say TO the unfortunate sufferer who may
read thfs notice, that you ARE irezding upon
dangerous ground when You longer delay Ia
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In The nrst Stage remember, you
are approaching the last. lyon are bordering
upon the last, and are suffering some or all OF
lis evil effects, remember that II you obstinate
" persist In procrsstinailon. the time must
cone when the most skillfrl ply rician can rem.
der you no assistance: when the doors OF hopo
will be closed against you ; when no angel Of
mercy can bring you relief: IN no oasc has tho
Doctor failed OF success, Then let not despair
work itseif upon your imagination. but avail
yourself NJ the beneficial results Of his treat.
nent before your case Is beyond the reach OF
medical skill, or before grim death hurries you
10 q premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
WESTERN DISPATCHES
[~srrcrAl TO tine GOLD I'LL DAILY xrws.
FROM CARSON CITY.
LEGIsLArIvE PROCEEDINGS.
PnssrEe OF she state Prison BILL
Recommended New Btiis-Thc
New appointment nil, Etc.
CARSON. February "a. 1875.
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDINos.

A
The Committee on Ways and Means
recommend the passage Of the bill to
aid in tho construction Of a State Prison
at Reno.
Coin asked time to present a minor
ity report.
Tho same Committee reported unfa.
vorably on tho bill to provide for the
safe keeping Of county funds.
Tho Committee on Federal Relations
reported %unfayorably on the Joint Reso.
luton relative to granting pensions TO
veterans Of tho Mexican War.
The Special Committee reported I'M
favorably on tho bill for a railroad from
Carson to Calville,
A bill passed providing that the War
don OF the State Prison shall render an
account Of tho articles manufactured, 10
tho Prison Commissioners, the proceeds
to DO placed in the State Prison fund.
Bills were introduced by clapp, do
fning tho manner Of maintaining and
defending possessory title TO desert pub
lie lands; by Mcclinton, providing for
tho payment OF salaries Of tho Supreme
Justices, on tho first Monday Of oach
month.
The Senate passed the bill defining
the boundaries Of Esmsralda, Nyo and
Churchill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-24
AssEMDLY


Tho Committee on Mines and Mining
again reported without recommendation,
the bill for tho protection OF the health
OF miners.
The bill appropriating $4,000 TO
Treadway to perfect his title to the Car
son State prison land, was recommitted
to tho Committee on State Prison.
Tho Judiciary Committee reported
against tho passage Of tho chattol mort
gngo bill Of tho last Legislature. vetoed
by the Governor, and passed over the
veto by tho Senate.
The Storey county delegation reported
iavorably upon tho bill releasing John
A. Wade and John WEIGH from certain
bonds. j. P. Smith wished Il under
stood that the report RAJ not from tho
majority Of the delegation.
A Special Committee recommended
tho passage Of the Re-AppOrtionmont
Bill, amended as follows: Storey 4 Sem
atcrs and 70 Assemblymen; White Pine
l Senator and . Assemblymen; ormsby
l Senator aud 2 Assemblymen; Lyon ]
Senator and 2 Assemblymen; Humboldt
I Senator and 2 Assemblymcn; Lander
/ Senator and Q Assemblymen; Lincoln
l Senator and 8 Assemblymen; Esmer-
aida ] Senator and I Assemblymnn;
Eureka l Senator and 8 Asscmblymen;
Nye / Senator and 2 Assemblymen;
Elko 2 Senators and 2 Asssmblymen;
Douglas 1 Senator and l Assoinblyman;
washoe I Senator and 2 Assemblymon,
Churchill I Assemblyman; Churchill
and washos, jointly. l Senator.
Hubbard gave notice OF a bill TO cor.
solidats Nyo and EsmOralda counties.
New bills were introduced by Hub
bard. making tho uso Of vulgar language
or opprobrious cpithets q misdsmsanor;
by Wren, providing for tho payment out
Of county funds, Of attorneys appointed
by courts to defend prisoners.