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FOREIGN PORTS.

Bo.n.r FEB 2sn port, ships rnse Regent Br dr.
Point Loeos for rai%sa;h y ,elas brig sophia r
Dad l asS ''' Mary As''n eAn00'n nom s"''' "
Townsend, phsdelphia: 18TH park Mon,ezuma, Briggs.
New b SARAH Ss. ps@ ose %
Charles Moody Eastman, Norfolk.
Msan sA.ss New sS .Fy eh aas, &
sr with @ Inward nrsG rS% Now xSE
sf9 w. .ss, Ss
n port March 90 park ceumbis picker,on, for New
Lverpool Asseroid tBr. Norris for Boston: a. White
o.anSsss, March 23-saiied scnr Wyoming. poss y Of
1ss a Elm M sssr. ss
en and az Clark M;S Wa Fl FOR az
Lizzie Young. MASON Mstanzas Misplaced in yesterdays
eS GlsaalTas March sArvea brig eh,.,oor OBJ cor.-
ley New Orleans and sailed 9th for Tresse l2,h bark
..'issos March 2sAr,ved, bark Bridgeport. Morgan.
HAVANA April a-Arrived steamer Columbus Reed, New
lALrAI; April isaed. steamer circassian tBr,. wye
sailed 20. steamer Circassan tBr. wylie from Port
i'na n 1--WE March ,.rs r.r.,,n.onc,
Green. Portland 50 oad for Liverpool
HAGEN Ca s5h hin pr a" Of no
Towne. caiIs brig rlizaoch wlnsow. Locke Portland
sailed Fse 10; bark Lothalf lBr Desmond; Mercedes.
Mary Iiaaon, tri ,;ibson for Sew YORK brgs Annie Il
sorer Adams Ossco. Lowry and Speed uir) Lark. for
do
PxnsAasuco March s-Arrived. schr Anger. Dayton,
New York.
sailed ssh brig Maxnus Or, Now York 9Th schr South
(r rutherford. Liverpool; brig Erwood OBJ. Bidwel.
New York tanother report Channel
Para March 1S-ln port, brig Ion, of Liverpool.
PoRfO cAgEf.Lo March 1S-ln steamer North
Point Kirby Maracabo in days briggs Eichc tBr),
Lindsay Philadelphia March ~ Ransom tBr). Ltson.
Tor York March %; schrs Gertrude smh. jameson,
from New York via Lagnayra just arrived: Florence
Turner Walker from New York. leaking Miscellany.
RIO JAyNigo. March I-Arrived, brig Ubadina (BG.
kirkham New York.
Arrived Feb %. bark Palo Alto, jenkins Marseiios
Sailed 3D. scEr Catnarne Iced lrl. Iced. BALTIMORE.
In port March 3 bark Palestine (r. FORD Tor the Wcst
Indies
In port March g. briggs Industry % Ncksis. for Balti-
morc Wallace tr). scott for dol and oihors be-
fore
souRsnAyA, March 25--saed previously, ship Akbar,
Iamson, New York.
SANTOS, Feb 2i-In port. briggs lermod Ncr) for New
York, dg. Aluiae Ger, for Hampton Roads. do
fPFR STEAMER RUSSIA
ATrwERr. March 2l-Saicd Francesca, Ratio. Chiesa,
Baltimore . .
sailed from Flushing 18th, Hattie Dixon, Yates. India
18th, Dndman. Corning. Philadephia Crusader Dur
koe. sandy Hook.
AucKLAsp NJ. March I5--sacd City Of New York ts).
Caverly (from sydney. NSW). san Francisco.
BEAcny HRtp. March 22Passed. Calcutta, Devils. from
Bremen Tor North America
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALcoA BAY, NO date-sailed. bark Horace scudder
Gould, Boston
BnlsroL. April s-ssilod, bark Lois tBD, Raymond.
United States.
BREMEN April 3Arrved, barks Elinor tNor) Thomson.
Galveston; Anna tGer), wittneben. New York.
Sailed 3D. ships Melchor Ger wierichs, New York; Bcs
sic Crosby tBr,, Trery, America; Tyro r, Robbins do
China tGer) do; bards Leocada er) Wenke. Now York;
Queen OF tho Fleet (Isr, Miner. Amorica.
BARCELONA. to April 3-Sailed. schr Minnie Repplier
Sharp, Philadelphia
BORDEAUX, April l-Arrived previously. bark Mary
Campbell (Br). Gray. New York
CErrK March 2s-Arrived, banks Joseph (Fr, Lachand
New York before reported Magdsiene Nor, Ron
neberg, New OreanA
DUBLIN. April 3Sailed. bark Sarah Cam Br), Bever
idye Baltimore.
GLOUCESTER April 2--Arrived, bark Dannebrog (Nor)
Kurtzc. Baltimore.
Sailed I'd bark Albion tRus, svensen United States
GRMsBy April Arrived bark Sea Crest (Br), Bennett
Darien.
GLASGOW April 3-Arrrved steamer State OF Pennsyiva-
mia (Hr), Stewart, New YORK.
HAvRn April 1--Anived. bark Herlof Hsrlosen CNor),
Olsen. New Orleans
Sailed 3D. barks Traveller . Covert. Americas Nellie
Moody U,r Earl do; Bellevue r) Kyfn do; brig Mary
Gibbs, Whittemore do.
HARLIsGEN April 2-Arvcd bark Atlantic icr). Leitke'
Daren
L,vEnpooL April 3Arrived bark Blanche tNor. Olson
Wilmington, NC.
Fish, Henry New York Pzarro (Br), Collision San Fran
cisco nattcr not previously.
LoSpoN, April 3-AIrived. bark Tcocle (ItaD, Baso,
Baltimore.
Sailed ID bark Liburna (No), Gunnesson. Philadelphia.
LYNN April l-Arrvcd. bark Treia Nor,. Biauw. Bsit
LISBON. to April 3-Arrlved ship Alliance. from -.
MovrLLE. Aprl 3-Arrved, Bolivia t,r) Small.
New York for Glasgow Mornvian t3r) Graham Portland
for Liverpool (and both proceeded
MEssIyA. March 27-Saed, bark Samuel Welsh, Spear,
New York.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2-Arrived bark Elena UtaD. Du-
rant Philadelphia; Sd. ship Admiral Tegetthof CGer
Reycr, San Francisco.
Arrived or Fnstnet 3D., 3PM Egypt (Br), Gro
gan, New York for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM March 3-Arrivod, bark uno (Nor), Loren
sen, Baltimore.
sASrAxDER April 3-Arrived bark vibiia (Br) Coffin
New York.
ST PAUL LoANpo. March 15-Arrived schr Stephen G
Pinkham Pinkham, New York.
March 3o-Arrved, brig Chittoor (Br) ortley,
New Orleans
TRALKx March a1-Arrived. bark Lucco Qta, olivari.
Baltimore.
Sailed from port In United Kingdom April 3, bark Pm-
soil tNor). Peterson. United States
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artist, 10 announced by cable this morning N. Madou
born al brussels In 1895. He pursued his studies
under Ceestn Francois cuitvating. like his master.
the painting OF genre, reliance upon the cor
recness OF his design and the choice OF subjects suited
to his tastes. Ho made also many Autographs.
and as early rs 1925 prominent name among the
readers OF Illustrated newspapers and they are ogion
IN France and Belgium. He was an effective member
OF the Belgian Royal Academy; he made
associate OF the Antwerp Academy, and
Professor Al the Royal Art School OF
Brussels II. Madous principal pictures are:--
The Strolling Players, srhc Jewel Merchant" 1.-THE
Postscript" pages at the Farm" "a Row About
Nothing" "lhe Admirng Peasants" "The Feast OF
Trouble" "a Fete nj the Castle The most OF these
have been purchased by the Belgian government HIS
autographs illustrations without number. he
died al the age Of eighty-one years
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s s March ao"1srissd. Aladdin. Jolsansssn,
BoapsAux, March is-ssisd from Pauiias. Florence
Went Royan lath, Busnes Ayres vorsin for
ss 1.sD1 %re ss'ssa SsS Colder xsan
css 81 sss S%a.a ssss Prince. Jsns
NE: = Cam. sydnsy SB. ...,u.. r. .r....,
cHnsTi.ssasD, March ,eArrved. Hamburg. Jorgenscn.
CnanEsrs. March Is-Arrived. Lake smcoc. Halcrow,
sailed ss'iio ih Vera. Eriksen. Halifax
.a sa Msl'n o and c Nsw M nods'0n malta
cAsrKLLAxARE March l6-saed Enricheto. Russo. New
Sarss s ys,ss ps5,Ss ssT London S
ps osa g. MIA u o1 Ss~
-, sa * sss%a ata
Baltimore for Yarmouth.
sS % sa h s~ % ~
soss 81
Sailed 2is Deihno p. Landini Altoona; 22d savenas
aassnS. March ai-In tho roads Cromwell Rich sa.on.
from HUI FOR sos;on; 22d Oliver Emery, swartbridse
GLASGOW March 2o-Arrived Ethiopia 10. Craig. New
uRrESocK. March as-sailed. Roseueath. Ncvicar. Hall
GvnsrExrspx March is-Anived Hermions. Wins.
GENOA March 2o-sailod Caledonia 81. Allison. Leg
HAxnUac, March 2l-ArrIved. Hammonia GD, voss. New
Sailed 2iss. Geiers N, Barends Havrs and Now York
Sailed 'sG% ROM cuxsarsn sosh Paul Klas New York
iiAynn March 81 Arrived. Prince Edward ,s, Fraser
isls or WIonr. March 2o-oa. Italia perro. Hafwich
sLvnarooi. March 2l-Arrived. spain -, Grace, New
s o.
s:nas
Lsae. bsusi..
~
or sserTies GOTH Hason Castle Angel Liverpool for
on do 10Th ATLANTA, from Liverpool for Pensacola
on saitoes 2st syivanus blanchard Green, Liverpool
LosDox March 24-Arrived Maria casaborn costa Bal
rc.n.hend nsfsn Po sehian" Del aware The Bruce
southcot San Francisco; 24h Lloyds 5arauer Pensa-
Entered 2lst. Fairfield Morrs Martinique: Gam
81 FAN srias Blake Bull B,eS
LIz4nD;, March 2o-fassed Banner from Hamburg for
LKlTn. March 2e-Arrived. Mcrcurius Lysgaard, Bati
LxKnIcx, March 22ssiled. voI.ri. relugo, New York
sg s
MEsslSA March ieA5riyed sidonan %. Edwards. Ma
Sailed 18th. Kioge, Menge and Amy Lane. Costigan,
Nnwronr March 2s-safed, Venus. Richie. Havana,
odd, shiela Mosher. BOMBAY.
svsnd.n
oanassTc~s. March si"s.ilsd. Smicsia. LinsrcE
Msrianople Burntisand frier Carlson, Gees,emunde
Biorgvn, Olsen. Hamburg; Duca Galliea. viganigo,
Belfast: Forest Princess. Grant, London
RnrrERpAM. Marcn 2o-cicareo, Samuel Flagestad, New
suspsNLasp March ai-Arrived. Birchvalo Garrett.
San Francisco
SLIGO March 2osailcd. Arethuss. Barrett st John NIB
Maid OF Llangelen. Holder do
TRALEs. March 23-Arrved. Grad SEMI Polich Phiadel.
phia
FowxY. March 23-The Emily Dingie, Peake from Now
York Leith has put in with port lights washed away
bulwarks slightly damaged and short Of COAL having
perenced very stormy passage
HAvRE March 22Thc repairs for tho Myronus (Ameri-
cam from Marsees for Cuba, which put Into La seyne
with damage will about three weeks cost Of
estimated at 25.000G
LIVERPOOL, March 23-The Transit from Pensacola. was
in collision With the Gloria q, Tor SINGAPORE on the
vessel saboard csthead and stock OF anchor carried
away; the steamer proceeded.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Thos Dana ssson from New York for Francisco
Ian "a, lat As 30 s. Ion As 80.
American ship. showing JQLk. rom Liverpool for
New YORK March Is, lat 45. Ion 81.
A Norwegia ship, showing HWNP IN. from New York
for -, WAS seen Feb %, las 81 ", lon 3S w.
Bark Weljekeset (sus). jansen, from Bul River for
United Kingdom, March Is. LAT rs, Ion SO.
Bark Chaimette, Waite, from Hong Kong for London.
Feb 6, LAT 81 81 S, Ion "a K.
bark sicilian Savory from New March for zanx
bar 6 lat 81 20 Ion so IS by bark Aquia (Nor).
at New York April ~
An Austrian bark. showing HCJ D. from New York for
Cork March 10. lat 40. Ion 81.
Brig Candeur tNor). Nielsen from Copenhagen for Bull
River Sc. March Is, ON the Dogger Bank.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Batavia (Bn. Mouland, Liverpool via Queens
town--C u Francklyn.
Daniel Stslnmann (Beg), Lecherc. Antwerp via
IlAvre--Funch, Edge q Co. -
steamer Canada ,Fr) Franguel. Havre via Plymouth
Louis de Bcban 80 -
steamer Mcrcdta chadsey, Halifax Ms. ana 81 Johns,
NF-Gcrhbrd Brewer
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HON. CHRISTOPHER MORGAN.

Hon Christopher Morgan, OF Auburn, died at half
past eight O'Clock yesterday morning the SEVENTEEN
year Of his age. lie born IN Aurora, CayugA
county, N X, Juno 4, 1905 graduated from Yale
College in 1880 and aitcrward pracced the legal pro-
tcssion Hc twice represented his district Congress
and served two terms Secretary OF State under THO
Administrations Of Governors Hamilton Fish and
Washington Hunt The funeral will take place on Fri.
day next at two =. NJ
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Steamers Nevada BD Tor Liverpool; Somerset .tBr,,
Bristol. Oder tGer) Bremen: Wyanoke. Richmond, &c;
ships Colchester t3) London; AndromedA Br,. Liver
pool Sarks Anna MsIg n ,Sof Mn; Dvico So
Kepcr 0jer,. Bremen Falcon tNer Londonderry; Lady
Gertrude fBr), bombay: do Sanojaltah Queenstown
Sophia Lahrs, iayre; Covenanter tBr. 81 Johns ":
son bri rs Rover rJ aIeiro Mary BARTLETT Havana
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(yURE YOUR RHEUMATISM. GOUT. NEURALGIA,
| CSc BY the use OF the old Family Medicine, Hyatts
Late Balsam. sold by all druggists and 2i6 Grands o.
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JEAN DAPTIsrE MApou.
rhs death OF Jean Baptste Madou, the noted Belgian
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS,
SAID. Des,ina,,onI Office

IrEs OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR rus MONTH
APRIL.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 4

( -fRoN AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS; LIGHT
n draught Steamboats, with and without staterooms)
large steam Yachts Tugs Freight Propeers Fcrrybonts,
&c. for sale by FREDERICK q. SCHMIDT. South Will
lam ST.
A 100 BOATS. INCLUDING METALLIC LIFE
Aboats cheap, Mt 1868 South ST. Gouvcrneur slip.
STEPHEN ROBERTS,
DOR SALE-SUPERIOR STEAM LAUNCH FIFTY
L feet long, light draught, fast and Address H. box
100 Herald Office
WANTED TO PURChASE-FOR CASH, TWO OYS-
w Boats capacity 600 to 600 bushels light draft.
Amply to CtIAS. HUGHES 242 Wolf ST.. baltimore. Md
a ~
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JOHN OSBORN. SON CO.
Sol. As.as. of "pipsr-ueidseek" and II. Piper oas
CARTE BLANCHE sEC..
Nav York and Montreal
-
rIPER-lIEIDsrEcR
Pipe ..a%fkiinDsstkcx
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIST or CHAMPAGNKS
IMPORTED INTO THE UNIrRD STATED
Duriug the three months ending y arch 81. 1871
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and only
pLPELt-H kIpSLkCk
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MIR. STEWAItrS BILL no PROTECT
:rfijLDEu3 OF MINING sTCoilS.

H. % a -
The first section Of Mr.. Stewards bill,
AS introduced in: tho present LegislA-
4ure, co.tRins oil its important features.
and reudsG.s follows:
ANY person who shall he Tho bonn
eiownrr n stock shares representing
the ynluo OF I@O per cont. of tho capital
stock OF any 'csrupauy incorporated for
tho purpose Of working upon and min
Ing III angi lodei ledge, deposit or bed
Of the precious metals, or useful miner
nls in this State; md any number Of
persons who shall Ire tho bona fiio own
fapt mn aggregate number Of mining
shares amounting to two Fer cent. OF
Baid capital stock shall, by duly nc
credited Rgont, upon n written order
from THO Clerk OF tho county in, which
such lode, ledge, deposit OF he'd is 10.
cntcd, bo entitled TO tho privilege OF
fully examining all of the shafts. ndIts,
bonfhEs. drifts, stopcs, hosting apPara-
dus. and every and MI properties and APP
ipurlchaiices belonging to such mining
conlpnnyi provided. such privilege for
examination shall not he permitted cx-
cept dnring one day during cReh calcn.
tnr mouth. Olys -s.F' r.t
The object Of the bill is n good one,
ind il fully attained woaLl. beyond
doubt, result benoilcinlly to the mining
ihtcrnst Of the State, but, as ono OF our
exchanges Inns suggested. tho privileges
OF tho stakeholder should embrace the
right to DO accompanied In his tour OF
inspection by An expert, II desired, as
III many; if,not majority of cases, The
unnidcd examination by stockholders
would afford but very little light to their
minds no to- tho real valno or worthless.
ness OF the property or tho propriety of
its management.
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FtIE El.ACI,AAT scr.

There il Q Law Iion the Statutes 90
this State which declares that every
person without visible :ii,-ans,.ef living,
who has tho physical ability to work,
and fails TO exercise diligence in the
cr'utt 10 procure employment whereby
he may earn his KviuSS bat prefers TO
enact tho roir Of. butnmr., roaming
a5oIt from place 10 place. without Any
lawful business, shall b. regarded us
rag,art, ard treated as suck, tLc pun
ishra,rt. Inder the law, being iinrris.
onncnt in the County Jail. for q term
not .xeEtjipa nintty :dFyoI It IS fnr-i
Their provided that the Board OF County
Commissioners may require those con-
.ricted under this lawi>to-pericsrn- labor
upon any public works, for the benefit
of the County.
ioiuciit complaints of annoyance
by this worthless class nra being made
b. onr citizens. and The question: is often
nskrtl-Why do not our peace officers
discHarSc taC.c plain duly in this Ecj-
poet, TINS protecting the community
fTo':i the i!np&riqGi;ica and di"as reea.
ble-Ia draw:it miId-prescrcc OF these
pesiiiciuus parasites! The nuisance Is
becoming in;orernble in this town, and
people much r"efer,to concentrate. their
charities i'll the haula Of II general re-
ceiTcr, il tho form of taxes, for tho
Geaci:t of this class, then to dolly dole
il OF. III the shape Of food nnl lodging.
As naites of cconuiny: in our county
government, the s.Iict enforcement Of
the VuGrnGt Act is to he recommended,
for through its *alutary influence the
number Of cria:es recorded upon the
court calendar would be materially re-
dacud. D.
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polling them to file certificates in ,his
State, Lave offices, und do Lusjnrss
here.
Making County Assessors Ineligible
TO n second term. 49, ..
Giving jnri"s power to designate
punishmcnts for murders.
Adjourned.
The bill to increase tho number Of
attaches Of the Senate and Assembly
indefinitely postponed.
The bill imposing IL heavy license ON
lrummers and travelling statesmen by
SIMPLE, or otherwise; after debate, WIN
referred back to tho Judiciary Com.
nittce. Adjourned to Monday, January
22d.
BILLS PASSED.
SESATE-For the relief Of Rufus
Adams. >.''' .'.."
Substitute for joint resolution Oil
Presidential muddlc.
Also substitute for resolution relnliye
to Chimes, immigration. ....
Senate bill concerning crimos nnd
punishmcnts, and bill for relief of
Jacob Kline.
Bill legalizing tho water works Of Vir-
ginin City.
Adjourned TO Monday, January ODD.
CAEsoS, Jan. 10.
H0USE.-Thc Conference Committee
Oh Churchill County bonds to confer
with Scnnte.
BILLS INTRODUCED. ..
by Dabcock-l:elntiVc to toll roads;
provides that Coduly COMM ssioners
may take possession Of them when not
kept i'll repair.
by notwithstanding civil pro-
cecdin.s in cou;is Of Jus,icci tho i'm.
portnnt changes in tho civil practice net
refers more particularly 10 foreign co..
poratiOns.
Ey Conllcr-Pfohibilina NIL gan,b-
ling; making gambling misdcmcanor,
with fine not less than SjU0; witnesses
compelled to testify and exempt from
prosecution.
by Observation-Disclosures penalties
for non-payment of taxes; adds twenty
five per cent.
HILLS PASSED.
The bill lcsaliziug acts OF Aldermen
OF Virginia City; providing bonds for
water works.
Fill relative to printing State reports.
Bill funding the debt OF White Pine
county.
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ilffr ifIiln1hrrn

Tho publication Of the Auditors re-
port yesterday left little room for my
remarks in relation TO tho facts dis
closed by tho very voluminous locu-
Inent itself. Tho report is clear aud
complete, so that Huy. person. who feels
an interest in tho financial condition OF
the county can thoroughly inform him
sell Of The same 10y careful prrusal of
the figures us published. Without any
disposition to boast of style in doing
these things, wO do our Auditor the jus
lice of commenting him for the pro.
duciiOn Of II report nj the conclusion of
each quarter uIlequnled by any county
in Tho State. notwithstanding the
heavy falling of Of receipts from per-
sonal property Tux, tho cXptuso Of n
general election, una tho thirty cents
reduction in the tux levy for lust ycnr,
the county affairs have been 80 man
aged thnt tho entire expenses OF govern
lncirt for tho past year have been liquid
Med In coin, aud eight thuus.
aud dollars In tho Sinking Fund
TO IMPLY to tho curtnilmcnt OF the
bonded debt. Heavy inroads IRE be-
ing Inndc on that debt, aud ny the re-
duction in yearly interest TO be paid,
adds 80 much 10 tho volume Of thchink.
ing fund, thc presumption Is the bonds
will be all redeemed Gro their lease has
expired.
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AsirEIiIly I;I!I 80. 20.

Mr.. Muorc's bill to abolish The Office
Of State Mineralogist. provides that two
years hence tho Sintc Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, shall be cx-oilicio
Curator of the State Museum Of miner
illogical, geological, and other spcci-
mems, ard when visiting the various
school districts in tho State, in his en-
paciIy OF Superintendent, he is required
10 make inquiry into the resources OF
tho mines and inspect the same ns fur rs
practicable, collect specimens Of ores,
ascertain their value, catalogue and
place them i'll the Museum, md prepare
for publication in the appendix Of his
biennial report as Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.. n report rs Curator
OF the Museum; for service rendered
md expenses incurred, n sun not to
exceed four hundred dollars Gper year
We presumed is to 10 allowed. by tho
Board OF State Examiners; further, tho
right is given to employ one or more
persons TO clean and catalogue all spcci-
mems that Rre now, or mny hereafter he
placed in said Museum, tho componsa-
ton for which services shall also he
subject TO the approval OF the Board.
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ESra=s.i==saE.=s-.zn,
$!3I.lTS Biz 80. 81.

4 copy OF Mr.. CAssidy's bill, "io
dctach II portion of tho territory of
Elko County, and to attach tho same 10
Eureka County" has just como into
our possession, and orc .iiUucd no lit
Tic surprise lay the DISCLOSURE OF nu-
niIiccntly generous clause, where only
n duh blank existed i'll tho former
bill to accomplish Tho snme iien-
Teal! object. According 10 this
bill, twelve hundred dollars is the
sum Elko is 10 receive for the surrender
of that portion Of her territory lying be-
Tween the west boundary of Pine and
Diamond VALLEYS, inclunding large
portion OF tho latter. Elku's treasury
is not overlooking, nor are her citizens
Internationally rich. but if it il thought
that the paltry sum mentioned in this
bill will be regarded US indemnify for
the loss Of thirty miles OF railroad, the
mines, mill cad, other property
Of Mineral I'LL and Pine Valley,
not TO mention the many miles Of TIM
barcd territory, nil minds may iinnedi-
ately be disabused of such uu error. for
it certainly will not. Tho former bill,
proposing 'sia:piy 10 lake po:ssrssicn
through the exercise OF some inherent
and divine right, rs it were, was prefer.
able TO this, for in tie event OF its sue
cess, We should have been spared the
humiliation of the charge Of having
sold our LiriLright for mess of pot
tagc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21
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The bin 10 rc-tlistrict tho State for
judicial purposes, introduced by MIR.
Comins Of White Pine, nud known us
Senate bill 40. II. proposes that Hum
hni:lL ama Ellso counties shull constitute
tho Fourth District, and provides for
six terms OF court per year, IN ench of
tho respective counties: la Humboldt.
OH the iirst Monday in january, March,
May. July, September and November;
in Elko, on The FIRST Monday iii FeLru-
nry, April, June, August, October and
December. II, uswc naturally suppose,
the object Of the measure is 10 secure
proper judicial service 10 the various
counties ut II reduced cost TO tho people
thereof, it appears 10 us Tint this bill
will not achieve the purpose for which
it was intended. The auounL saved to
the respective counties through the re-
duction OF Judges salaries, although in
itself something Of nn item, would 10
much more than constituted by the in
creased number Of sessions Ct Court.
Under tho present law, but three terms
are required in each year, and under
this bill tho extra cost OF an additional
three terms would outweigh the present
judicial salary. Dy this hill tho salary
Of tho District Judge would be reduced
81 900, while the extra cost OF holding
court would probably DO augmented TO
J the amount OF five to six thousand. Ell.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-21

John d. Lees cnsc, says tho Salt
Lake Tribune Of January 10Th, was
called yesterday morning in tho Su.
promo Court, aud 10y consent was set
down for hcnriug Oh Monday next TO nj.
low counsel further limo in which 70 nave
tho testimony, taken Mt tho last trial.
transcribed from tho stcnogrnphcrH
notes. II seems that Mr. bishop, Lees
attorney, means 10 review tho case in
dctuil; and doubtless means 20 show
tho Supreme Court, II ho can, that his
client was convicted hy n conspiracy
between thu prosecution nrd tho Nor.
nons, for The purpose Of clearing the
skirts of men high up In tho Mormon
Church. Tho hearing before the SD.
promo Court promises 10 DO exceedingly
Interesting, but Of course this will dc.
pend in u largo. measure upon Mr. Dis
lop'a ability 10 prcgtn, ihc Gaze.