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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18

EEGsSlAIsVE COM MNIrrEES.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.
On tlociivns-W oscostt. Martin, Mcconnell
and Shuitz.
Corporation, = King, WcstOrdold, Piper,
S;amplcs and Hickey.
Counties and County boundaries - Cres-
WE'LL Wcscoott and Edwards.
Judiciary - Boardman, Baker, Edwards,
McConaell and St wart.
i-iniing-tarrell Cassidy and Mcconnell.
Military and Indian Affairs-W esterheld,
Pa6lic Lands Ian Edwards, Blair and Stone
Federal Kolations-Stewart, Cassidy and
King.
Mieage-Rickcy, Chubblck aad Blair.
Public Morals-iiper, Wsscoatt and Cres-
we'll
State Library - Shepherd, Ross and
Grimes.
sappiie. and Blair, Dickin-
son and Martin.
State Affairs - Martin. Westorfcld and
t0mins.
Roads and Rridges-M McConnell, Ross and
Hickey.
Rules and Joint Rules Dickinson, Board
man and Schultz.
state Prisou-Garrard, Comins and Grimes.
Ways and Means-Comins, Cassidy, Piper
and Garrsrd.
Edncs ton Stone. w escoatt and Chubbuck.
kailroads and Internal improvements
Chubbnck, Gareard, Cemins, Farrell and
Cassidy.
Mines and Mining -Shultz, Blair, Stewart,
DICKINSON and Stampley.
Agriculture and Manufacture-Ross, Shep-
herd and Martin.
Engrossment- rimes, Chubbuck and King.
.Giaims-Stampley, Dickinson and Shepherd.
ENROLMENT - Boardman, Stone and Ed
wards
STANDING COMMITTEES or THE ASSEMBLY.
>, Eiections-Coburn, Rocker Smith of Storey,
Hawks and Powers.
;, Corporations and Railroads -Buckingham
farker, Babcock, Gladding and Rule.
Toomb
Ways and Means-Nicholls, Moore Of Elko,
steole, Parker, Beer, Toomb and Rockhill
Iiaims-Mooro of Elko, Edison. Trousdale,
Coburn and Griswold
Judiciary Harris, Baily, Mills. Smith of
Eureka, Parker, Grey and Stewart.
Military and Indian Affairs-Parker, Coul'
VT, brann, Sergeant and Bell.
counties and County Boundaries-Mel
Msa, cleaver, Gladding, Cavanaugh and
Trades and Manufactures -Bottsford NJ Moo,e
and aL'ncoln, Wright, Howard OF HUMBOLDT
mit iMtue.ten. sawtcllo, Baily, Bowmor, Shoe
oaasrcultpre- -Clcaver, Allen, Moore of Elko,
m Internal Improyements-Kennc Hawks,
nS9ward Of Storey, Steele and Caldwell.
mte o.ate institutions - Buckingham, Shoe
~cser Parker, Grey and Moore Of Elko.
Iohtingent Expenses and Accounts-Gris-
"eWm, Atchinson, Toomb, Everett and Allen
mines and Mining Ba beock, Rule, Smith of
IaMreka, Hawks and Shakespeare.
T.neueral Relation trey, Baily, Harris,
irnousdale and Edison.
s.Engrossment - Atkinson, Sawtele and
iMinrollment-E Edison, Everett and Rocker.
miieage- -Bowmer, Gladding and Bell.
geant
Library-Shakspeare. Moore of Iineoln
and Everett.
,Irublic Lands-Shoemake er, Allen, Kennedy,
howard of Humboldt, and Sergeant.
o,ee o.ate Prison-Babcock. Mcintosh AMI Ev-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18
NEVADA LEGHSLATURE.


Following is correct list of the
members of the Senate and Assembly
Of this State, which convened in Carson
on Monday, January lst:
senate.
cburchil-SWm. G.. Grimes. d.
Douglas--#T. b. Hickey, r.
Elko-sG. II. Shepherd, d.; T. n.
Stone, r..
Esmeraida-#A. Garrard, d.
Eureka-Geo. w. Cassidy, d.; G.
w. Baker, ID.
Charles Mcconnell, ID.
Lander-#M. J. Farrell, r.
Lincoln @N. Wescott, d.; A. J.
Blair, u.
King, II.
Nye-H. r. Creswell, d.
Orm> by-@T. ID. Edwards RI. w. o.
II. Martin, n.
Storey-W. +. Stewart, d.; Il. A.
Schultz, d.; *John Piper, r. IS. w.
washoe-@W. L. Ross, L.; w. Nj.
Boardman, R.
White Pine-@E. b. Dickinson, r.;
II. a. Comins, r..
decentralization. - Hold-over Sena-
tors designated by y, l3; Newly elect
ell, IL. Democrats, II; Republicans,
L; Indedendent, l. Total, Is.
Assembly.
rey-Buckingham. Beer, Botsford,
Hawks. Smith, Howard, Coulter, Bah
cock, Bran, Tombs, Harris, Mills-Re-
publicans; Stewart and Rule, Demo-
Gratis.
White Pine-Gray and Coburn-Re-
publicans; R3ckhill and Lowery-
Dem mocrats.
Eureka-Atchinson and Smith-Re.
publicans. Baily and Cavanaugh-
Democrats.
Lander Nichols and Sawtelle-Re-
publicans. acknowledgements.
Lincoln-Bowmer and Moore-Re-
pubiicans. Steele-Democrat.
Washoe - Shoemaker, Everett and
neutrality-suspicious..
Ormsby-Mighels, Parker and Nc
IntoSh- Republicans
Elko - Moore - Republican. Girls
void and Tolly- Democrats.
Lyon-Wright, Cleayer and kenne-
Esmeralda - Shakespeare and Sar-
gent--Republicans.
Douglas-Edson and Powers-Re;
publicans.
Nye - Bell and Caldwell Demo-
crsts.
Humboldt Hammond, Howard
and Democrats.
Churrhill-O. .Allen-Democrat.
To,als-Thrty. four Republicans and
10 Democrats. Republican majority,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18

/. vh PRINTING OF ALL KINDS, EX.
~ y, ee;nted with dispatch at tho SENTIN Ell
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-18
LOYAL ORANGE LODGE. NO. 12l.

rrHE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS
i Society take place on thc first and third
Mondays Of each month, in Odd Fellows
good standing are invited to attend.
JOSHUA TiNUNGLY. w. NJ.
A. G. MCkgszig. Secretary. au4-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

Z. That We ind levied fer crow heads Sci n
We recommend that the law under which this
sspssse h incurred be repealed.
8; fhss se fad levied for Clerk TO County
Commissioners the sum Of $sas. II is our opin-
lon that $eoo would be safkcient paw for the
clerical sefsisss required in their Office.
Q. Tssl *e find levied for repairs and improve
mrnt Of public roads S, oss4s. We presea,
that from evidence before Us the lahorer, en-
pscsed on many sections Of the public roads are
inefficient and that indiatfent tools are used, in
consequence Of which the amount Of wcrk 4
small for the pay allowed. We sagsss, ,hA, Sa.
perviso:s should be held responsible for the faith
full discharge of their duty in requiring an hon
est days labor to be done for every day paid for.
I. Tbs; We find the allowance for public print
ing tor the past yeaf 20 have bern $sss.&4. We
submit Aha, this amount 10 largely in excess Of
that il should be and TINT, in crr opinion. the
matter rrinsed could be Condensed b. one-half
Its present tolusse without detrimcnt 20 the pub
lie good.
9. Tia, we end the smo.ns levied Cor Ccun,y
Commissioners 30 be $soe.4e. We decm this Ii
Excess Il proper allowable ana rccommend that
the a1eezt b limited by lac O. net sxcssaiag
the pr Dim saa nilsaee Or swsnty-eve aay1
attendnnce In one year.
.. nat ,hese q ievied Or sayeirses Sllosrd cf
Coatrei and Review Sl.sSa. We sabail int
the gteaagf poesica q this amount was apAccsss
sary oe ~ public good, and that Cur legisls<
tors should Be care(al not TO impose such ned
less burdens upon the people.
In conclusion. we would resrecsfhlly suh@ie
thcse, Cur views and Fsconmendations for he
consideration Of the HcAorahie Court.
Gso. X. 6ARsEs, Eossmans
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
Weems' Line OF Steamers 20 IN,
Patuxent River.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
-

On ard after SUNDAY, September 9Th. 1877,
the steamer WEN0NAH, PLANTER and
MATILDA viii run as follows:
WENONAH every Sunday night at clock,
for Patuxent river direct, far mp rs Hills Land.
ing. Returning will leave Bristol every Monday
At II o'clock for Baltimore, calling at oil land
ings below Benedict Except Parkers and Plan
ter's), going and returning for passengers only.
PLANTER every Wednesday and Saturday
morning ut $50 Ocloek for Fair Haven, Plum
Point, Governors Run and Patuxent river, far
up As Benedict. Returning leaves Benedict ev-
cry Thursday and Monday morning at o'clock
for Baltimore.
MATILDA every "Wednesday night At O. clock
for Patuxent river direct, far us rs Hills Land
ing. Returning leaves Bristol every Thursday
At L. clock for baltimore, calling at all land
ings below Benedict Except Parker's and Plan.
ter's) going and returning for passengers only
Freight received at Pier 8 Light street Tues
DAYS and Friday for steamer Planter.
Freight received at Pier 8 Light street Wed.
ncsdays and Saturdays for Matilda and weno-
nah.
REDUCTION OF PASSAGE.
First class passage to Fair Haven, Sl.25
Second class passage to Fair Haven. loo
First class passage to Plum Point, Govern
ors Run and all river landings. $50
Second class passage to Plum Point, Gov
ernor IS Run and all river landings. H.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
s. II. FORBES, Superintendent
Office ia Light street wharf.
Oct 4, 1877.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

The most psomineut Characteristic q
life y il ancertainty; the conflict b.
tween The life and death principle ~
gins With birth and Terminates with (
victory tor death; yet every one sin
eerely desires the sssae 70 be - far ~
moved - possible, and when threatened
with disease employs such aids and
measures Cor its rems~al Is the common
experience Of mankind has proven val.
uable and reliable. Rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia, Lumbago. Seiatiea. and very
many other diseases dangerous in their
tendency. readily yield to treatmen.
with Keller's Roman Liniment. every
where acknowledged as the best exter-
nal application in the world.
TIA preparation % widely and "A.
vorably known % Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Remover. needs few words
Of praise from US. This compound ha.
won its way to the highest favor in the
public mind; and multitudes, who have
vainly used other remedies for the res
torstioa Of their hair, hare, On tryins
the Sicilian Renewer, been made glad
By the speedy restoration OF their gray
hair to its natural color. and the thin
locks thickened up, ~ in the days ol
early youth. II also prevents the hair
falling out, makes II soft and glossy, and
10 altogether the best preparation for is
inteaaed purposes before the public.
pitfs6srg Chronicle.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

How Asour OUR CAMPAIGN MEET.
IScs I'VE had expected to have been
abb = on present issue b lnve a.
aouured The district meetings Of our
party IN de county, but a to present
writing. 90 orders have been received
connected with - impovtant prelimi.
nary to sueee.sful contest. Itshouldbe
borne in mind that We have only about
q month TO marshal our forces ia, that
Ie.hargy in our ranks is painfully evident.
thaithe Republicans, though apparently
disorganized u this time. are not
likely 10 remain Tong in thrs eondi-
ton, and, whether disorganized or not,
that they are enemies It is the highest
wisdom always TO make serious account
of. They are grave factors in all cleo
tons in this county that We cannot
sponge out and it is therefore important
that We should engage all honorable
agencies when they are At hand to beat
them. Amoeg these, . vigorous cam
paign. commencing .. once and sssis-
ted By democratic meetings in each
Of the seven districts Of the county, ap-
pears to US to be conspicuovsly essen
tial. and We confess to surprise that
the Cestrai COMMITTEE or the candi-
dates Themselves. q sbosever business
il is, has not already taken the initia-
tive to arouse, consolidate and quicken
the zeal Of our party following.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

THE DEMOCRATIC TrcKEr.-.The NOM
inatioR Of THOMAS J. HEATING by the
Fate Democratic State Convention COM
pletes the ticket which the democratic
voters Of our county will be called upon
to support in November next. Mr..
Ke1tiDg IS personally unknown TO us,
bat, from the unanimity with which he
was endorsed by the Convention and
the manifest delight with which he is
spoken OF by the democratic press of
the State, We infer that his selection
for the position Of Comptroller of the
Treasury is both popular and judi
e'ou.. Even the opposition prints
speak Of him as courteous, honest,
clear-he sded gentleman, and for his
democracy. that is Of ancient and con-
sistent record and is guaranteed BY the
recent imprimaiur Of his party. Our
legislative ticket is headed BY RoBr. C..
COMBS. a gentleman of scholarly at
sasnments, OF high distinction as law
yer, cf great resource and fertility as
q debaics, OF persuasive eloquence and
as a worker, indefatisable. MIR. Combs
has been q consistent democrat from
has youth upwards aud his habits of life
snd private character are sufficient
warranty thst he can be safely trust
ed in all relations Of public duty
For Msssrs. Key and Mattingley, our
candidates for the House of Dele gates,
We claim. that our material and other
Interests will be confded to safe keep
ing u they shall be intrustcd TO their
Asnds N the next Legislature. Both Of
them ere planters and live from the pro-
eoet Of their farms and both have large
landed stakes in cur county. They will
therefore be directly interested in the
protection of this leading interes, of our
people. The legal education Of Mr..
Key. supplemented by The Legislative
experience Of Mr.. Mattinglcy, can, and
we have no doubt will, be utilized to re.
view and, il possible, TO remedy defects
Of legislation that may be found to un-
fairly Cypress the land and labor of our
people and to discover wherein new
legislation would be beneficial. Both
these gentlemen are democrats Of life
long standing and their daily life and
personal character alike commend the m
to the approval Of good men. OF the
local ticket, we have room here no, even
10 mention names, bu, We shall take oc-
casion m our next to speak Of them in
detail and to show that they have quite
as strong claim upon our party's sup
port as the head or any other par, Of
our ticket.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
tCoMMuNcArrD.
CHAPrIcO, Oct. /. 1877

.Nessrs. Editors Of the Beacon -
Please allow me to ask through your
paper of the County Commissioners, for
the county Of st. Mary's, if the Board
OF Control and Review, as sublime as il
was for the Law to have such body,
are ensitled to per diem for days they
did not perform service,
The law, Sec. Z Compensation Acts
rs to provide for the general valuation
and assessment ofproPerty in this State,
reads:
Each person appointed under this
act as one Of a Board of Control and
Review, shall receive the sum of tour
dollars per day for every day Of actual
service BY him performed under this
act"
Now, the Clerk to that Board, learn,
made every working day and his total
was 102 days, which entitled him to
S40S, as per Levy shown through the
BEACON. Each member Of that Board
mas the same allowance. Now ] learn
it was rare that a full Board was in at
tendance and to my own knowledge
some Of the members lost great many
days.
l respectfully call the Commission
ers' attention to this matter and say they
should require sworn statement Of
each days attendance before payment
is made.
A TAXPAYER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

The DESTROYED PATENT OrrrcE.-
Though the records Of this Office by the
late fire were more or less injured and
scattered, We are pleased to say, that
the great bulk of the documents was
saved. The cause Of the fire has not
been positively ascertained, but the
most plausible explanation is that some
boards used to stay chimney coming
out Of the roof of the greenhouse, in the
upper part of the building, were set on
fire from the chimneys The original
Declaration of independence, Washing
tons commission as commander-in-
chief, the old Franklin printing pres.
and other revolutionary relics were for.
tunately saved. The loss of models will
probably lead to endless litigation among
patentees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

Our aticntion has been called to metz cooking
utensil, recently invented, which makes baking
pleasure, instead u dreaded necessity; the Va
ventof q which has conferred an everlasting
blessing upon every housckceper. We refer 20
the Patent Centennial Cake and Bread Pan, with
which by SIMPLY raising . hook, sca can remove
the sides Of the pan from the cake instantly,
with0et breaking o. injuring II In the least thus
enabling yoa 20 Ice and frost IL while warm To
remove the tube In the center, insert a knife in
the slot in the top Of the tube, and simply give
Il a half turn, and il will drop out. II is also
provided with a slide on the bottom, 50 that
when you remove the tube, YOU can close the
hole, making pan with plain bottom, baking
jelly and plain cakes padding, bread. etc, taus
practically siriHg sos 'ro pans Ior he price #
one.
The Centennial Cake Pan is highly recommend
ed by tie ladies as being the best and most con-
venient pan ever introduced They are made Of
Russia iroh are more durable. and riH bake your
cakes mort ,rcriy and sIsek Rie,r brprn than
you bdk, tAesa tks old fin cake das
These goods are sold exclusively through agents
TO families and every housekecper should by all
means have them. A splendid opportunity is
offered to some reliable lady or gentleman can
rasscr of This county to secure the agency for n
pleasant and profitable business. For terms, ter
ri,ory etc., write to l.. v. Brown Co. Nos
2li and 21s Elm Street GrtfEtiati, Ohio.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

GrGen. Ewing and Stanley Mat
thews are stumping Ohio together
Matthews thanks God that Buchanan
was the last Democratic President that
the country was cursed with, and hopes
that the curse" may never again fall
upon il. Ewing goes back to the time
Of Buchanan and finds Matthews to have
been Democrat and an Office holder
under Buchanan, and he, Ewing, To
have been Republican, and shire wdly
says that when the Democratic party
began TO grow better he joined it. and
when the Republicans began to grow
corrupt Matthews joined it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
4 Specific.

4 Specific.
A lifelong friend Of the writer, whose probity
and high character we endorse without qualifi.
cation, writes 70 Us under date the 18th Of Sep
tember ait., that he is in possession Of specific
for the cure Of rheumatism. He goes on to say,
''if you know OF any one in your region who has
bad iassmnsatcry ease no matter how ekroniei
the specific will cure him in from 81 10 - horrs -
He further says, if We viii furnish him with a
subject he will send US bottle TO test il merits.
'It win not, he writes, cure neuralgia, govt
gun-shot wounds, etc, nor suppress riots, butt
rheumatism it is specific" We are now on in
quiry to find in our county . well-defined case Of
inaammatory rheumatism, or chronic rheuma-
tisn Of any kind, and when we have succeeded
We propose to order on a bottle Of our friend Q
Specific and give il fair tfie, II the patient be
willing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
THE
ST MARY'S BEACON
LEoxARDrowx, ND.
THURSDAY MORNING, oe.oberl ,k, fssT.

Look TO THE UNITED STATES SEs-
ATE.-We cannot see how any demo-
erst in our county who SesIizes that the
Lesislsssse 81 Maryland will be called
upon this Winter to elect q United
States Senator. who appreciates how
evenly parties are new balanced in the
Upper House Of Congress and who be-
heves that II would be public blessing
% rescue the national Senate from He
publican control. esu persuade himself.
that the present Legislative contest in
our cssnty is mere contest about men
and that the public interest would be as
yvo6tably served By the election Of . re-
publican % q democratic representative.
II there ever IVES tune The time is now
that dsnocssas should stapd together and
leave 10 stose -uafsrned to secure such
Legislative delegation from St. Mary's
as win certainly sappor. next Winter a
democrs. for the United States Senate.
This body stands upon pivot. politi-
eally considered, and there is no pres
ent telling which way it may tilt, but
this all democrats know, that with both
House and Senate IN their control, with
q fais>minded President not antagonized
to them, they will be able to shape the
legislation Of the country for years to
come and 10 carry forward the search
ing reforms which the Lower House has
inaugurated since it fell under demo-
cratic direction. A vote for republi-
can legislative candidate in our county
at,this time is a vote to make republi-
can United States Senator and a vote
for only fraction Of the democratic
legislative ticket is just abou. hall a vote
IN the same direction. We do not per-
nit ourselves TO doubt that the demo-
Gratis 81 st. Mary's. in view ofthe grave
national consequences involved in Sc
curing y democratic legislature next
Winter, will take special care that no
one is sent to Annapolis by their voice
or by their silent ac9uiescenee who
will either oppose their wishes in regard
to, or betray them into the support Of,
any but a democrat for the United
States Senate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04

EMIGRATION TO SOUTHERN MARY.
LAND "A writer in a recent issue Of
the Baltimore Sun, signing himself 49,, -
makes the following sensible suggestion
to those contemplating emigration Oh
wishing to purchase desirable farms
Why does not the Baltimore Emf.
grafton Society" take account Of South.
ern Maryland in their scheme OF emf.
grafton Why so to North Carolina,
when within the sound Of the bells OF
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
tracts Of land are open for purchase and
settlemensibat are as desirable for homes
as any lands in North Carolina: II the
mechanics Of Baltimore wish TO secure
country homes near good markets, near
the large cities, and as much like Mary
land as possible, why not take Mary.
land itself: We know Of land. more.
over. that may bepurchased at very low
prices-prices not much above North
Carolina lands-and equal il not supe.
rior in natural fertility, within two
hours Of Baltimore by railroad or steam
boat communication; and you have real
estate agents in your own city who have
good and cheap tracts tor sale in South
ern MARYLAND, and who can give com.
plete information on the subject of To-
cations in that desirable portion oI
Maryland, my Maryland" Working.
men OF Baltimore, fill up your own State.
Consider the advantages and resource.
which are right at hand. Buy some Of
those beautiful lands which wait 70,
your industry along the peninsula, be.
tween Baltimore city and Point Look.
ont. You will soon have farms and q
competency without going away from
home. Look at your own State first be.
tore YOU think Of going either to Kan
sas, Texas OF North Carolina.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-10-04
Proceedings Of Court Continued.

frseeSaings Of Court Continued.
Tuesday, September 9th. The Court met,
His Honor, Judge Ford, on the bench
Statev V. Clement Caywood. Indicted for as
sault and battery. Tried by jury. vetfit, geil.
~ and recommended to the mercy Of the Court
The Court imposed fine Of s. and COSTS
Crane for State. Wilson for defence.
State vs.. Aquila Burroughs Indicted for
selling liquor on Sunday, etc Tried ~ Court.
No, guilty. Crane frt State Combs for de-
fence
Safe vs.. Cornelius Meredith Indicted for as.
sault and battery. Tried by Court. Guilty and
fined S. and cost. Crane for State. Combs for
defence
The Petit Jury. after receiving the thanks OF
the Court fos promp, Il erdahcs, etc, were dis
charscl.
The Cc,rt finally adjourned on Saturday, Goth,
and Ills Honor Judge Ford leiton sunday morn
ing to hold Court-u Prince Georges County on
Monday last.