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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-12
MASSACHUSETTS,.
THE u'nrf.

Boston, October IL. The unfinished 2 81 race
OF Yesterday was concluded to-day, two heats be-
ing trotted. hatfield won the first, Nelson the
-; The first money was awarded Nelson, ID to
Billy u, 30 to hatfield. Time of to-day's heats
2.32, "a. The races in to-days programme were
pos poned III. tomorrow on account of the rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-12
woctS-l0 II

KENNEBEC COUNTi-h Probate Court, at
augusta on the fourth Monday of September 1871
DOSANNA V. WENrWORrH,g guardian of Viii.
III lard II. Wentworth of Winthrop In said
County, minor having petitioned for license sell
at public auction or private sae the real
estate of sal, ward, the proceeds to be placed on
interest, viz All the interest OF said ard Ia
tain lot of land, situated in said Winthrop, and
bounced as follows: On the north by Readfeld
town line; on the east by land of James sedgley
on the south by the road leading from Rosanna v .
Wentworth's dwelling house TO the main road, and
on the west by land OF Thomas s. Jackson. Alec
lot OF laud used as a burial ground. Also one
halt of dwelling house situated the first des-
cribed lot:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the Anh Monday OF
Oc OF, next in the Kennebec Journal news paper
printed In Augusta, that all persons Interested may
attend ut a Court of Probate then TO be holden
at Augusta, and show cause, any why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
II. X BAKER, Judge.
A test CHARLES HEwINs, REGISTER, 3WA2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-12
BOARDERS WANTED.

A the corner Of State and Winthrop streets, in
IA the House formerly the ecu -hnoc House."
Terms according to accommodations furnished.
Apply to
Mrs. G. H. WHITE, on the premises.
octS tan1Io&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-10-12
EENNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court at
AnausLa. The 6Dnrfh Monddu OF Genfeuzhes. Iarl

Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. ~
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Murde


There were three new cases of yellow fever at
Fort Royal to-day, but no deaths, and the sick are
improving.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
The Final RcAulf.

The opinion is now very generally
entertained that although the principle
laid down by tho Electoral Commission
III its rulings in the Florida case, does
not cover the Oregon difficulty, for even
should it 10 held That the Governor is
not part Of the Oregon Canvsssirg
Board. Congressional law, noyurtholcss,
requires all electoral votes TO be corti.
fed to by the Governor Of the State, as
indispensable evidence Of their genuino-
ness and validity. But it il confidently
believed that tho. commission will
arbitrarily overcome this obstnclo
by tho encouragement OF soIno
now decision. AS to the final result OF
its deliberations, we have never cxper-
fenced doubt, since tho partisan dec.
laration that no inquiry into tho facts
OF the election would DO made. The
whole object for which the Commission
WAS established, was thcro and then
annulled, and its subsequent becomes
q nero FARGO. Tho President Of tho
Senate, OF OF tho Sazorac Club, could
with equal grace, md quito a. good
grounds, declare Mr. Hayes elected.
The decision Of the Commission is now,
matter Of littlo consequence to the
great mass OF the American people, for
by its pusillHnimous course in refusing
10 meet tho real Issuo, which was, not
"who WAS TO occupy the position OF
Chief Magistrate during the next four
years." but who was legally elected
to That position, WIS what the people
deaircd to know, and for this purpose
nlone, honorable and conservative Iacr
OF oycr5 political complexion, advooa.
ted its inauguration and lcgnlization.
But the only result Of all tho learning
and labor expended in the formation ui
this august tribunal, has been to prove
10 hnluiliated and Disguised people
TINT the great statesmen and potent lc
gnl e1pounders, nro Of ~ base a clay IA
the vUriest plebian.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

4 DAnKEY who was stopping 10 wash
his hands in II creek, didn't notice tho
rccUliar action Of goat just behind
linn. so when no scrambled ont Of tho
water aud was asked how il happened,
Ito answered: ~ dunno 'znctly; but
'pchrctl M Of do shore kiudcr histcd
mud trowei me-
Miss 0StL IIAMtLroH sHys gayIy that
her experience with fyoc pasScs has been
OF tho most ahort. niendcr, and spas.
modic kind, but so far IA IL hns extended
II Inns been ono Of unnlloycd delight.
at Inns always seemed n waste" she
snya candidly, "to pny money for going
FROM place 10 place, because you want
nll your money TO spend when you 81:
there. have never yet refused rail.
rond pass, nni, Heaven helping me,
never willT'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

ment and to restrict the pardoninp
power OF tho Board OF Pa1doLs. This
bill WIS lost by vote Of IL to 81.
Resolution by Mighels that owners
and lessees of buildings used for public
accommodation be compelled to provide
satisfactory means OF egress in cas- Of
danger. Adopted.
Assembly bill No. IS, amendatory Of
the Act to provide for the taxation Of
the net proceeds Of mines, was passed.
Assembly bill No so, amendutory OF
the Carson City incorporation Act, was
passed.
SgHATE-Dy Farrcll-That in tho case
Of Coin and Stone, tho parties DO ul-
lowed to appear by counsel before tho
Senate. Adopted.
BY Ross-rhnt the Senate hereafter
meet ut 1880 1. II. Adopted.
In the evening tho Senate had under
consideration the contested election
case OF Stone VS.. Cohu OF Elko county
Pursuant to the resolution adopted this
morning that the parties might be repre-
scented by counsel, General Clark MP
Pcared for Stone, md Col. Ellis for
Cohn. Tho gentlemen consumed tho
time OF the Senate in their arguments IN
the Interest of their respective clients.
md Mt late hour the SENATE adjourned.
a large number Of spectators manifested
great deal Of interest in the proceed
inSs OF this session.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
nrIl,on-ra. Law Amenhment.

1t is duty incumbent upon our Leg,
is!atoss TO he especially vigilaut in the
matter Of tho proposed amendment to
the bullica-tax law. OF which tho fol.
Lowing is nh cpitomc:
All ore, tai!ings, AMI mineral. be2r ring
materials of whatever character shall
| be assessed for purposes Of taxation for
State and county purposes i'll the fol-
lowing manner; On all ores, tail
inSs or mincral-bearing material, the
gross yield or value OF which is Sl2 per
ton or less, there shall be deducted the
| sum Of 10 per ccn.um of such gross
| yield, return or value. On all ore, etc,
the gross yield or value Of which is over
Sl2 and under $50 peg ton, there shall
be deducted so per ceBtUm of such
| gross yield, value or return. On all
ores, etc, the gross yield or value OF
which IL over $50 and less than 800
per ton. there shall lie deducted from
| such gross yield, value or return, GO
per ccutum. On all ores, etc., over
500 per ton, there shall be deducted
so per ceptum Of such gross yield, value
or return. The remainder shall DO
deemed the net proceeds, and shall be
assessed and taxed as provided for in
this Act. -... ......
From consideration Of the provisions
Of the law rs given above il will ut once
occur to person that US compared with
the Law as it now stands, the difficulty
of getting jnst and equitable return
OF tie proceeds of the mines ID greatly
increased; md opportunities nre given
for cqCiTocation and misrepresentation
which do not exist under the present
law. 1t IS said that tho measure meets
the hearty support Of the people o. Nir-
ginia City and Of Storey county, but it
brhoovcs our lawmakers 10 inquire
carefully in regard to tho motives OF
those persons who claim to represent
the wishes of tie people of Storey cour.-
ty, for where such powerful corpora
tioEs arc concerned AS in this case the
influences That can be brought to bear
are powerful in the extreme. But adj
uniting that lnrge majority Of The tax
rayc:s Of Storey county arc in favor Of
the bill, and that they arc the parties
most Interested in the matter, that
should rot be taken Ms proof OF its ad-
visibility AS ngHins. tho appearance
which the law has on its face OF being !
framed with view of being ovadcd. !
This is a matter OF vast Importance to |
tho cntire State and it is the indispcnsn-
bic duty OF each and every mcmbcr of |
our Legislature to thoroughly inform
himself in regard to it and to cast his
vote in accordance with his honest con-
victions of his duty to the people of tho
entire State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Ansmnsrn,ie onin,nn

The San Francisco Nal. in discussing
the recent action of the Electoral Cora
mission. governing the vote Of Florida
aud its effect upon subsequent decis
ions in relation 10 the disputed States,
argues as follows:
The vote had upon the Florida qucs.
ton is undoubtedly first blood for the
Republicans, aud it will be hailed 10y
tha pnrty press rs evidence that the de-
libcrations by that body are likely TO
result in the election Of Hayes. II We
nrc correct in saying that the Louisiana
question hangs upon n different quos-
ton of law and a different strtc o: fncts,
then the Florida decision raises no
presumption in the Louisiana case. We
await tho result with anxiety, not un.
mixed With apprehension. Bat we have
accepted the Electoral Commission as
the artitar Of our political destinirs,
and We a=c content to abide the result,
and for four years to give our loyal sup
porte to President and nn adnliristra-
ton that we shall believe CAME to power
with unrlcau hands. Four years is but
brief period in nations history and
NO shall not despair Of the Republic till
we have made enc more effort 1T the
ballOt-box to wrench it from the hands
Of a Iarty that has uSurped che govern
men' by frauds Mt the election, aud
tricks OF Law. st.. -.....-.
1t is not profitable for Us to speculate
upon The decision Of the Electoral Com
mission, or TO attempt TO prophecy the
outcome: Fulfillmcnt will follow sn
close upoa prophecy as TO make it haz-
ardous to attempt TO forcaAt the event.
The Democratic party will not be des-
troyed but strengthened, If the decision
is against us By this most gross and
palpable defeat Of the popular CHOICE,
the Republican party may prolong its
Ioomc,i cristencei it may for four years
moIc hang upon the ragged edge Of po-
litical humiliation, but ut the end of
that tisue it will be ignominioasly hurled
from political power By the indignation
of all honeet men. Four years more Of
spells and plumber, four years more Of
and crooked whiskcy, one
term moro Of intrigues and ring stealing
will only lay more brond and deep the |
chances of Democratic success. So
TINT whom once moro it shall have been
TO power, it will retain it for
long time. -"a .s:.: = .a - .-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Class Legislation,

II would seem 10 Tho unprecedented
milW that the objections urged against
tho bill now bafOre tho Legislature Of
this State, known M "ThO Chinese
Qncuo BILL" that Il il in the nnturo Of
special aud class Legislation, arc we'll
taken. II Is useless for Tho advocates
OF tho measure 10 assert that 1t applies
equally 10 all races and classes, for tho
inet Is patent to everybody that tho
measure Ii aimed directly at our own
ChineSo population, aud TINT the only
6biect IN passing it, is 20 make II ter.
ror to them. knowing TINT ii will have
comparatively no tctrors to any other
clasR. - .
There would DO tho saupo reason for
arguing that q law applied equally Ia
NIL classes which required every man 10
stOnd six feet high. il would DO n !
very vol for those persons whose natu
raj height was sufficient. but how wonli
II be for those persons who would hny,
TO increase tho thickness Of their solc,
TO bring ihcm up 10 tho requisite stand
ard
Tho hill having passed. the Assembly
II IL To b. hoped for tho credit OF lh
credit Of the State, that IL will 10 do
icalcd In tho Senate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
gaszzrfwxr4N-
1hc Florida Dreision.


Some OF the papers, Spidhg which ia
ihe San Franciscd Stock Exchange, aro
81 the opinion that the decision of tho
ElVc.o;Gl Commission in tho Florida
case Is nol ri all conclusive Of The final
!"SuIt for tho reason that that case was
pot nearly 80 strong oue for tho Dem.
Perats ms that Of Louisiana. 1t l.. OF
course, fast that the majority OH the
iace Of tho returns In Florida wins very
Shnll one. and In Lo.isiana il was a
large onei aud also there nrc grave
doubts as to whether tho Louisiaua Re.
tWnips Hoard whu legally constituted,
Yhi2h, taken III connection with tho
eirednslaitets and inanney Of manutac.
iuring afldaSils upon which their action
Pf throwing out yotys vas baked, does
Sccn TO make the the case very slrona
pno, aud inannurh rs the question OF
Ibo Legality Of The Board in Florida was
poTVr Questioned, tho decision Ia that
casa dora not apply 20 Louisiana where
!" not denied that llle lar require,
tho Board 10 eppsi4s 2i alc members
iineiading at luAsl QUO Democrat. apt
that tho Doati which nado The rS,ari
consisted Of only four mcmbcrs. nll o.
whom wero llvrhblicaps. Noiwith
standing all these facts, Il sooms prctt,
eridopt tina. at Of tho Republicans OF
ihc commission ipclHdipg JusticS Brad
le5, have made np their minds TIM
Hayes must be President. aud TINT not.i
ipS can prevent that result.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Notice.

Tho subscribers to this paper are
hereby informed tina. tho editor in
chief il now absent OH lHGvo in tho
northern portion OF tho county, and
will bc gone several days. In tho
meantime tho political, religious, gen
oral and miscellaneous principles Of
the paper will he changed as little ms
possible. Although tho present incuti'
bent OF tho editorial chair feels Salts
geil, that II 30 disposed, ho would 10
able to suggest settlement of tho
Presidential question which would
give general dissatisfaction to NIL parties
mn, u solution Of tho Eastern question
which would result in IL general war,
yet on account OF tho limited period
durina which no will bo called upon tO
occupy lIia present position 10 viii on
dravor to sntisfy his conscience Ihnt Inc
Inns sufficiently discharged lI;s duty it
mankind without having given The
world tho benefit of those nugscsiioni
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Fencing Railroads.

Thcro have been various hills intro
ducod in our Legislature in reference TO
requiring railroad companies Of this
Statc to fence their trucks, but it Geema
that mono Of them havo mot with much
favor. II 10 very probable, however,
that thoy were not gotten up in such a
way rs to render their passage desirh'
bio. This proposition. however, in this
mattcr seems clear, namely, that some
Legislation should DO hail requiring $40
companies to either fouco their tracks
or pNy for tho stock killed by their cncS.
There Is 10 State in the Union, nor
country In tho world, where railroad
companies pcrsistcntly refuse to pay
for stock killed AZ they do in this State
and why this state Of affairs should
continue to exist Is couuDdrum which
is now aud hero rropoundcd to our leg
islatoIS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
PEorcriii:gI o: the Electoral Commits
zion.

The Electoral commission was nd
dressed on February nth, by Trumbuii
III hchn!! Of the Democrats, and by
S;oughton and hcli,.barger in behalf o!
the Republicans; md on the 10Th 10y
Evarts on The Republican sido, OH the
question OF tho admisaHility OF evil
dcucv. II was believed that " decision
would he rcnohod on that question yes
terdny, and thal the consideration Of tho
main question would 10 commenced
to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
tegzrErr-zt---r.zs


No entertainment il SO cheap M rend-
ing, and no pleasure Is No lasting.
The Gasicat way in thc world 20 make
cncmics is to 30 into crowded barber
shop on Saturday night and have your
hair cut.
BRIGHAM YoUHG il assessed in Salt
Lake county for : 100, QUO, while i! il well
known his property would sell readily
for $4,000
Fnlp. MAY bog arrived in Ncr yorI.
anl appears openly on tho street. No
action has been t"Scn On account of his
duel with Bcnnctt. who IL vCporLcd to be
i'll Cuba.
Tile wife Of Elder Pratt Of Sal! I,nko
City. hns como EaBt to nllond medical
lectures ANA Ill herself To doctor tho
wives Of the sants, aud her husband is
c0nsoIimg himself with supplcmen.
tury honeymoon.
We coo 1, ,,,toI;r ;,,o r,,;t,,,,:o -.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

TnE following items nrc from The Salt
Lake Tribune Of tho 18th:
Surveys Nro now being rnndo with a
vicw TO running tho U:ah Southern
RAILROAD through Tinlio and Sovicr
valloys.
Tho lcscos OF the KenrsHBo Mine. III
Dry Canyon, have got tho workings in
shape, md will commence shipping this
wock. They now have ton sacks ready,
tho valuo Of which they estimate ut
$4,000. II is uoid that $500, 700 IL n
moderate estimate Of tho rocent strike
in this ipinc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Ann1;,rr E,nrcu is,,,,rI.

News is received from Washington
that according 10 directions from tho
Prcnidomt, the District Attorney has dis
missed the caJo Of tho United States
against Bcllnnp. This il cuiDcntlY pro-
pcr; tho corrupt Secretary is justly Ell.
titled - the Same constellation from
Grant, M awarded by HIN to Joyce,
Mcdonald, Mckee, Dnhcock, and the
balance Of Tho whisky thieves.
q" Plate sIn witt, gold anL ,ho L.yong lance OF
.. JnS,Isc huril'E' breaks;
Arm II with rag4. pisnIy's straw doth picscc
H."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
NOTICE.

Is tER%nY GIVEN THAT THE uSDFR.
onn black COW branded With \ wIue plass on tiIr
right side and gOuri OIL the IrIt side, Tho
FDoEe G"'cribrd cow has b, Ell tu.ued out OH tho
~ ISn; Hn' - the desI'r af tile undo rsi sucd
that she lie allowed to IpaLI uudIsturl,c,I. and
- 'hc iulrv'S al ti.au. when her tayu shall
nave bcrn IrInocIrd. that klc bu allowed 10 DID
peFcef2la al quiet death. - -
HOP SING,
III 10y,
IISH LEE,
r'-'' And ths rest OF Tho ChiacEc population.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

The latest news received up to date of
the proceedings Of the above body IS
that they have just got fairly to worl; on
the Louisiana returns. The commits
sion has been addressed by Senator Mr-
Donald, Representative jerks and cX.
Senator Carpenter i'll bchHlf. Of the
Democrats; and by Representative Hull
but AMI Sonator love on behalf of the
Republicans. The question Of tho adj
instability Of evidence WAS under discuss
sin. There does not Seem to be- my
thing TO Indicate that tho decision On
that question will DO diiT,Te from
Whit it waa in tho Florida case; but
there arc other questions which Will 10
raisad in this case in rc:cT5uce
TO tho manner in Which the
Returning Board was constituted in
the cunsi leraiion Of which Tie coIu-
mission will scarcely refuse to receive
evidence, innsmuch as il is auos-
ton Of the same nature MS that OF the
liyibiliiy Of m clector, in regard TO
which they received evidence in the
Florida case.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE. .

CcUrH LEOPARD aIISI%u COSI-
- riny. ri .ctpn! Il,c" uf buSinrsa. EIko.
SoNnlH, location ~ works, tOrnucrpla Mining
bisuit. Pike county. Spv1da.
NOT Gn IL h"rchy giycn that Rt = mcciing Of
C'r Bniid nt TruSircH held Gn tic al day OF
February. 1871. MI assessment $50, ~ Of nix
c'lIa per HhAr" wuH uyicsl upon tho capital stock
uiih" c'r!"Th'lhn, pay Mi. immediately la Unit
81 NtatcE Gl coin. Ia tho Secretary al tho unlce
OF tho C"nltni. Bank ~ N. 4. Freeman 4
Company. EIEp. Nevada.
Any mprk upon which this AnacaSrr rnt hhaIi re-.
inln nnrald IN tho fIFfIi diy nf MARCH, 1911,
VII ~ delinquent aud Advertised Tor Raie at
public auction. aud uuicls payment IL made be.
iDrc will L., Enii IN WEDNESDAY. tho FOURTH
dny Of ArtiL, 1871. 10 pay tho doiin1urn. nH-rsr.
hrhi' together with costa Of advertising and
eSEoms"S OF ssic. py order Of tho Board OF
fftg;Ora.
10. So uRANr, HccrOlary.
Orricr-- tank Of N. T.. FiocinAn 4 Company.
RiLu, SrYHda. f3.Iw
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

Tux Virginia printers have chnllong.
cd the lawyers, doctors. clcrgymtm or
other professional class to spelling
match. "a ot there ia no response.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
WILLS ISTEOBUCED.


by Stewari--For tho establishment Of
State Insane Asylum. Referred To
the Committee Oh State Institutions uu.
der suspension Of ilie rulos.
By Culdwcll-Tn create II Current Ex-
pcnse Fund in tho treasury Of Nyc
county. Ncfcrrcd 30 tue Hyc delegation
under suspension Of The rules.
By Moore Of Elko-I.imitinH tho
power Of tho Board OF purdoms. Re-
fcrrcd 10 the JudiCinTy CnmtuiiIec Nv
der suspension Of the rules.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. II
--licihiiyo tn II visit to Tho State
Orphan'a Homo hy tho Lcgislaturr.
Up OIL FIRST rcndlng and lost.
HILLS rAsaRD.
To admit To prnbG,c tic purpcrIcd
last will Of Thomas Sihrhan.
TO amend tho Act ~ relation 10 high.
ways.
10 provide for tho purchase Of Ger.
tain supplies for tho rsc Of tho state
officers md attaches Of tho Lcgisla
| turc.
| Moore Of Elko. gave notice that ON
Tomorrow hn would move Il reconsider.
alton Of tho vote ~ which this bill
| passed
Senate bill No, G3 TO rroycm csucl.
t. to women.
CAmsoS, February, Il, 1877.
| NOTICES or HILLS.
ASSEMBLY by Moore VI Elko-.To
Tax tho IL! proceeds Of ranches.
by MOorc--Tn reduce tho fees OF
County Clerks and Auditors aud TO pay
n SALARY for their services.
Assembly bill 30. I0i, 10 p,ovtlc for
,hc payment Of claims ng,ins, The gov.
rfal cjnnlicg Of the State, wns passed,
Assembly bill No. -, nmcndolory d
the crime and punishment Act. Thi.i.
Grey's bill to abolish capital punish
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

TnE raiutall IN California up to thia
time IN Sonoma County has been II
lo'l0O incbca, about Onc.half Of tho
Usual quantity. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

Photographic dispatches state that
Governor Packard OF Louisiana has
been shot in tho knco by sono person
unknown TO tho police, said to be
u reporter OF some Northern newspaper.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
ELLIS INTRODUCED.

by Beer-Repealiug Bcrg>tcin's Law
md establishing Board OF Physicians
to pass OH tho qualifications Of doctors
holding diplomas.
by Notwithstanding nh asylum,
for tho insane.
by Misunderstanding tho powers Of
the board o! Pnrduu5.
The bill prohibiting the issuance Of
free rasses by railways was ordered cn-
crossed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
Hills PRODUCED.

-
l!y BoarGinam--To prevent tho lcns-
ing OF iinordcriy houses. Referred TO
judiciary Committee.
BY COMMUNICATING IN Act to
provide revenue for the support Of the
State.
Assembly bill No. GT--An Act to pro-
vide for tho maintenance nnd supcr-
vision Of public schools. Referred 10
Committee OIL Education.
Adjourned.
AssEMHLY The Committee Oh Public
Morals reported fuvornbly to the pas
snGo OF Senate bill No. G3, To prevent
cruelty to women; also, reported Senate
bill No. 2H---to amend the Criminal
Practice Act--withUut recommendation
The Committee On Education ro-
ported without recommendation The
memorial Of tho National Dunrd Of
Trade.