Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Tri-WeekIy Times
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veto. If he takes such action, TIT
Senate has a clear constitutional ma
iority OF IL, but the Assembly has
only 80 Republicans-lacking jus
two votes. The caucus came to nc
definite conclusion. The impress
sion is that if the bill is not return
ed IN time for action, the civil appro-
priation bill will not be passed, thus
making the Governor call an extra
session.
All quiet on the Carson front. The
civil war is ended.
San Francisco, March IAN al
fray occurred this forenoon on Gin
ton street, between Bryant and Bran
nan, between Jas. Milan and Thos.
G higgins, in which the latter was Sc
verely and probably fatally stabbed
bv the former. The facts so far as
ascertained are, that last night Orig
gins, in drunken spree, drove his
wife and children out of doors, they
taking refuge with Milan, staying in
his house all night. To-day, Orig
gins, on meeting Hihan, insulted
him grossly and struck him. A
clinch ensued, and while both men
were down, Milan drew a dirk and
stabbed Gnggins in the abdomen
and thigh. The latter was removed
for medical assistance, and Nihan
lodged in the city Jail on a charge OF
assault to commit murder. Possibly
the other side of the story will put
a very different complication on the
case.
Los Angeles, March 1.-The Reve-
nue. officers report to-day that the
amount of spirits seized in the Los
Angeles Distillery will probably
reach 5000 gallons. They have
now been pumping on the watts for
two days, and from the amount of
brandy taken out and the depth, the
vats are little lowered. Supervisor
Faulke thinks the contents of the
watts will greatly exceed the first es-
innate. 1t is believed there is an
other undiscovered vat which feeds
these now being pumped out. This
cannot be determined until the
liquor is all taken out. Supervisor
Faulke left this evening for San
Francisco.
A stabbing affair occurred at the
Pho Pico Rancho, owned by Mr..
Graham, in quarrel between Geo.
Perkins, a boy l6 years old, and
Chas. Adams, an aged man. The
latter was stabbed in the breast just
under the left nipple.
San Francisco, March L. The
P. NJ. S. S. Co.'S steamer Alaska,
Captain Hammond, sailed this after
noon for Hong-Kong. She carried
So passengers, IL in the cabin, with
SI69. 1871 in treasure and $40 tons of
freight.
CARSON, March 1.-Senate.-The
compromise gambling bill was ref
erred to special committee of three
composed of Davenport, Varian and
Garrard.
Clapp introduced an amendment
to the Revenue Act, to prevent Off
GERS from selling worthless property
for delinquent taxes.
The committee on Ways and Means
reported unfavorably on the bill to
exempt the property of Miners I'm
ions from taxation.
Assembly.-Van Hagan, from spe-
cial committee, presented substi-
tute gambling bill, and recommend
ed immediate action thereon. 1t
provides for penalty of not less
than 81 900 fine and not less than 3
months imprisonment to persons
gambling without license. No
person under 81 years of age to be
admitted to the games. 1t prohibits
public notices or signs of games I'M
der penalty of fine of not less than
5000 or more than $500, and impris-
onment for not less than 100 days or
more than six months. Penalties
are made for officers falling to carry
out the provisions of the bill, and
District Judges are required to give
the act in charge of each Grand Jury.
Licenses for faro, $500 per quarter;
keno, $500 per quarter in all counties
where $500 votes are cast. If 1900
votes are cast, or under 1880 votes,
faro is to pay $500 per quarter, and
keno 1925 per quarter. The same
license applies to all games played
with cards except poker and big
Indian and other short card games;
licenses payable in advance. Games
must be conducted in back rooms
The bill met with but little oppo.
sition, and was passed by vote
of SO to 8.
Beck moved that all matter now
before the House pertaining TO gam
bling be indefinitely postponed
which was carried.
No more belligerency Is agreed
Iotxroan tho friends nf NNraf