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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-10-03

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IYi3 ksan9bte911 SIT 9S0qq0 OF mid
parties, but 40 light seemed 10 dawn on
tie aaa tFsn sas il Yntl a ass
y! !1s m sas Y5sn Haaee REapssd Ssm gR
H al Eh sh hsda ben Sp ipmats s& hay sd
sons family cceaaAs qally' o stfq lfki ire
key which began to unlock the secrets
6f thtf bfobdy daed. Z Thiy j T II MAJ Han,
Who yisaa ol'shfswdl; sod, obddtm ifds
educated I person, -fgaMfSsm biusSfa Aatsd
himself into the coa6deAceh and sfsc-
'Itionscof the widow Lawson Gpreeended
to- be counting ana Expressed "a wish
and purpose ,sinaffyd 'hefg Through
his power over her she made admissions
to him which. implicated! ;her brother,
Silas Morris, and Andersen Shifietts and
PLACED 9herb owndldeJ insvperiLocAftar
long gdelaye sand dhs miscarriageBof
numerous weh-auan9ed eschemes for
the appye hensiop,of oShifastt and Silas
Morris a9 ;. they were at length caught and
com1amitted to q jail lat HaEsisonhasg 10
lTEheysyere both twice tried and both
Times found guilty efmprder in The, first
aegree, and condemned TO, be. executed
Pn Tuesday, the 18th Of September, but
BY the intefp ositons 81 Coy. Kempsr,
the execution, q the sentence ii il tile tie
case of Morris was stayed until tie 23d
nfISS{o tSS.af .oS3 S5i . s1s9c sUoII
TytasSt sT'sd 81 ss9sCxs sszsT won moi
Shif1et was 81 or So years Of age, and
was married a few weeks ago in his
cell to the woman with WITH whom lie had
been living for SOME Years. and BY
whom BE fad Sc ssfai ehftdfTean.is re
vassa s1han Sized; wiry looking 9fHaasn ,
:vih athsr fd flea ing gls vacant face,
except that nerve ana determination
we're distinctly Indicated. ne never
smiled and seemed sindispesed to look
,ahybody hi the face.s Hs1Mas tutterlyl
,iigeaofant, and must have been q heart
I esscreatnhe, as he eHidsntiylwas hired
tpmurder andfdld1 dehberatelyo murder
poor Lawson, who had never done. dim,
any hasm, for the small sum Of twenty
doliarss;1.sqI,i6 bas y7oi5 70 guiiiiS 81
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
I)IpIlicrin.

The prevalence Of dipthcria in somo
parts Of the Stnte, aud the probability
that the scourge will eventually find its
way into this section, has prompted n
lady to send us for publication, nu ac-
count Of the course Of treatment prnc-
tised by herself in her own family, with
perfect success, in Nevada county, Cnl-
ifornia. in tho year 1865, at which time
this peculiar disease spread with fearful
fatality through thnt section; in somu
instances sweeping away whole families
OF children in the course OF few weeks
The physicians recommended the use Of
n gnrglc OF hop-yeast, md. another OF
alum, honey, borax and garden snge;
but being unable to use tho remedy with
any apparent effect, she adopted the fol-
lowing plnn: Pcrforating the end of
light whnle.bonc, small soft sponge
was firmly attached, md being saturated
with the wash, was gently forced down
the throat of tho little sufferer. Tho
operation wns repeated Mt intervals, nc.
cording to the necessities of the case,
the sponge being thoroughly clcanscd
OF oil impurities each time it WAS with
drawn. With the exception Of beef ten
nnd little broth M nutriment, tho
above comprises tho entire course of
treatment, md wo arc assured that while
most of tho cAscs in the vicinity proved
fatal, her little ones oil recovered in IN
incredibly short timc.
The remedy is n simple one. and up
prccintinS the desire to be Of possible
benefit to some Of tho afflicted. on the
part OF our correspondent, wo cheerIully
give her valuable information spGco in
our cOlumnH .. ..... 80 ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

J,@ORD MINING COhPANY.-I,OCA-
1 tion Of principal pLec q busnets, Elko,
SevSh-IosatIOn OF NOrks, CorENlcupiA Mining
D,tTict. kIkO county. SrY1dS.
NOTICE Js hsrueJ giVcR LhSl NJ = meeting Of
the lh'arl Of Trustees he'll On TIA l2tA day Of
February. 1917. I'm a~scsSIrN7lt No. ~ ut tno q
Gents Per share SaS lsVicd upon thn capital
btock of the coupany. payable Immediately, TO
the SecrrtarJ. IN Uuited STATES gold coin, at Tho
ONCE OF The Coiupany. bank Of II. y. Brennan
II 60 Elko, Nevada.
Any sttrk np0n which thlH aas eSsrnenL shaIlrc-
malII nnyAil on The SIXTYESTU daY of ~ ni,u
1877. VIII be delinquent md advertised for saIu
At public auction, and uploes payment 10 mado
before will be sold on Tu kSl,AY, theT ESTH DAY
81 AfRlL, lh71. at The Once Of The Cornpnny
bsnk Gf II. p. fresInan l. Co.. Elin, Nevada, 10
pay tile dci1ueD n sesame Mt, together with cGsts
N advertising MD eSpeuHeS Of tho sale. by or
der OF Nhe Board OF TfusitSn. =.
H. N. GRANT. Sccr.tIry.
.ofnee-Dank OF NJ. =. YTsel.Aan q Co, Eiio,
HVVSiA. - U.Irs'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

The neat senntc OF IIIc United States.
Tho present Senate of the United
States consists OF forty.six Republicans
and twcnty.nino Democrats. The next
Senate will number, not including South
Carolina, thirty-nino Republicans and
thirty.four Democrats. II the Demo-
cratic Senator from South Carolina is
admitted, which is possible, and two
Democrats from Louisiana are elected,
which is exceedingly probable. tho
Democrats will number thirty-seyen,
giving the Republicans II majority OF
two only. But even this majority is de-
pendent upon Il strict defining Of party
lines. In our estimate We have clnsscd
Senator's Booth, Christlancy,aud Angus
Cameron, who wcro Independents and
were elected by tho mid OF Democratic
votes, rs Republicans, Is term they
might object to, hut We have nlso given
Judge Davis TO the Democrats. and lie
might object to that. Then, too, there
are Senator Conkling, who is threatened
with being read ont Of his party, Scna-
tor Edmunrls, who cannot always be
depended upon for partisan purposes.
md Senator COnuyer, carpct-hngser
from Florida who has evinced M in-
clinntion to fly the Republican track on
more than ono occasion. In any event
the Republican line liz broken, md il
will be ont of tho power of either party
TO do much mischief.
This will DO tho complexion OF tho
Senate for two years. The States Ger.
tain to send additional Democratic
Senators in 1879 arc. Alnbana, Arknn-
sns, Florida, South Carolina, and pro-
bnbly Now York, California, and Ore
gon. Tint tho Democrats arc almost
suro to control the Senate then, but
few now doubt, unless some political
revolution shall occur in the meantime
to change The whole status Of parties.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

IL its gallery of lobby members, tho
Carson Tribune, among its large md
valuable collection, hungs up noted
military chieftnin of the Great EAST"
thusly: ..".a
Major John Dennis, OF Eurekn coun-
~, is O hard man to drdr, not ns re-
gnrds his personal appearance, merely,
but us to his general characteristics.
He is newspaper mnn and full OF no
tive wit. Ho was born III the North (of
Irclnnd), and landed with the plymouth
Fathers; but is still young man In ap-
pearancc, and had he not lost his scalp
in the White Pine Indian wnr lust sum-
iner, would look no older than when no
first became lobby member OF tho Nov
ada Legislature in lsG4-5. lie is a
warrior and oft "hnth followed to tho
field some glorious lord" Mr. Dennis
is hero with his commanding general,
Cleveland, and his aid-de.camp, Cnssi.
dy, for the purpose Of explaining to the
Legislators what Indian warfare on our
eastern frontiers means; the price OF sud-
dies in Pcgonip, md of tho blankets
md soldiers brooches on the bnso
Range. He, like the, General, has no
interest in the matter, md merely at
tends to the affairs Of tho State, so that
good taX-pnying citizens shalI not be
robbed OF their hard earned money by
designing politicians. Tho Major is n
first-clHss lobby member. full Of fun and
always gentlcmnnly. and has just licked
tho blaEnoy stone sufficiently to get
away with those smnrt Alccs in the Leg
islnturs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
TiIc ScNN journal.

Tho San Francisco Mail tho new
Democratic Daily, comes to our address
for tho first time, last evening. II is
ably edited. the various departments Of
news we'll and cunipactly arranged, md
presents n healthy and substantial np-
pcarancc. Though Democratic in it's
sentiments, its editorials aru FREQ from
those bitterly partisan expressions
which, 10 great extent destroy the 10.
litical influence Of some of It's cutcinpo.
rarics. II tho copy received IL oil indi-
cation OF tho further course Of itR mnn-
ngonen,, II han every prospect Of per.
mnncnt Success, for II will receive the
support Of that largo army Of sensible
men Of every political complexion, who
care more for temperate argument aud
intelligent reasoning, than for blatcnt
derunciation or fulsome laudnlion.
Tho folio Sing earnest Of the irtcn-
tions Of Tho management, together with
Tn acknowledgements of ilattcriug rec
Ognitiun In the matter OF substantial
patronage, We clip from It's columns.
"rhanks 10 tho liberal patronage
which hns been bestowed upon our en-.
ierprisC, TnE Mali has nIrcudy OH cr-
tensiyo circulation, whilst tho names
Of tho most prominent merchants in
tho city nro represented IN our odycr.
iisiug columns. No efforts will bc
spared TO keep Tug MGiL up to its pres.
rnt STANDARD Of excellence, and wc con-
ndonily recommend II to tho public ns
thu btsi ddiiy nt,esPdPtr published on
tho Pacific COnst."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

THE SiHto JoarnWt OF tho 9th instant
hHs tho following: There was received
here yesterday TO bc recorded NH i'm
portnnt document. II IL conveyance
from tho first mortgages Of tho Nevada
Land and Mining Co., of London, to
Samuel Brown, Of tho property known
"s tho Auburn Mill English ditch, nmd
all tho lands connected with tho same.
Tho consideration named Is L 100,
equal TO little over $4,000 OF our
money. Mr.. Brown, II will DO rcmom.
bcrcd, was In Reno about year ago. rs
nScnt for tho nrsL mortgages, and made
up iIis mind then 10 buy tho property II
Ito could.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
InJlIIAtrinI Exhibition.

We have received circular from the
managers Of the Mechanics Institute,
OF San Francisco. announcing that
their twelfth exhibition will be opened
TO the public on Tuesday tho 12th Of
August, continuing open for ut least
thirty days. Tho exhibition will he
held i'll tho Grand Pavilion, Market,
Eighth md Mission Streets. Tho
building is 300 by $50 feet, md 100
feet high. with % gallery around the in
side 50 feet wiiO. with pTonnnnde I6
feet wide, md 1000 feet in length.
In addition .o the above spncs is nn
Exotic GARDEN Hnd a Mechanical Annex
200 by 80 feet for the display Of special
machinery. The Art Gallery is 400 By
30 feet, we'll hghted. md is specially
attractive both in pictu.es and stntunry.
Over Getl9 gnn lights will illuminate the
building during the evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

The RcUcWe OF tho 9th. linn tho fol.
lowing: While out hunting yesterday,
III tho ncighbOrlood Of lIirclims ranch
IN Rccac River Wiley, VIM. Novel;,
~hcel.wright, for somo tilnc past In tho
employ Of Vim. WatsUn, was shot ncci.
ueh,"lly through tho IIcsly pnrt OF tho
'h'Bh' Mr.. Watson, wo understood,
went out yesterday afternoon to bring
III tho disabled inan. II nothing moro
,n"" 4" ile"l' wound, tho injury will only
DO Of temporary duration.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

The Queen on the Turkish Question.
In her speech before the British Par-
Lament, on Thursday, in referring 10
tho Eastern question, tho Queen said:
The hostilities which before the close OF
tho last session of Parliament hnd bro.
ken out between Turkey OH the one
hand. and Servin aud Montenegro OH
the other, engaged my most serious Mt
tention, and 1 anxiOusly waited for an
opportunity when my good Offices, to-
gether Tith those of my allies, might DO
usefuliy interposcd. This opportunity
presented itself by the solicitation OF
Seryia for our mediation, the offer of
which WAS ultimately entertained by tho
Porto. While proceeding to net la this
mediation she thought it right after in
qu:.ing l::to the nets, to dcnounce to
tho Porte the exccsses committed in
Bulgaria, and express her rcprobalion
Of their preparation.
Speaking of the nrmisticc and confer
ence. sLo says: In taking these steps,
her object hns been throughout, to
maintain the peace OF Europe and 10
bring about the better government of
the disturbed provinces, without iE!ring-
ing upon the independence and integrity
Of the Ottoman Empire. Her majesty
regrets that the proposals have not been
accepted by the Porte, but the result of
the conference hns been to show tho Cx-
istence of general agreement among
European Powers, which cannot fail to
have effect upon the condition and gov
crnment Of Turkey. Sho trusts the mr.
mistice yet unexpircd. will lead to the
conclusion of honorable pence. She
has acted in cordial cooperation with
her allies, with whom rs with other for
cign powers, her relations continue
friendly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
The IHaIIIIIIg Process.

The White Pine Ntws learns from n
gentleman connected with the Nartjn
White COmpany's mill the following re-
port Of the lenChing process, now being
experimental upon: "On tho lot OF
january stenm Was gotten up in the
mill, and Oh the 10Th the White furnace
WAS fnirly started; on tho / ith the frst
orc pulp WIS put i'll the Teaching bnr-
reis. Up to the 3lst Of January the ro-
suits were: Orc average, S2G 10 1920
10 SlO); chlorinntIon, AZ per cent. go
to 6O per cent?. The bnse metals not
being chlornli1ed nrc sent through in
such u state that they nIe leachcd
through with the silver, and SO mnke
exceedingly bnse bullion, Of which only
ono or two pounds has been produced.
As tho leAching process depends enSire-
" upon the furnace work, therefore no
better results can 10 obtained until tho
roasting is bctlcred. Agnin, the A!,
semrls to manufacture tho leachinu lio.
uors aS yet "re hnrdly perfected, and
The mill is short Of winter. This latter de.
feet Is being renedied by bringing in
ono or two springs, and tho assaycr,
Wagner, has utterly succeeded In Innk-
ing tho former. SO tho twcntr days'
run has been productive Of some expert.
cnco, md tho ultimate success Of tho
mill is almost certnin," ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

TEE SiiUtF STATE Of the 9th, says: Tho
Rye PRtcheIs are TeTJ much excited
over a strike made in the Rye Patch this
week. We have seen a specimen OF the
ore, and from the most reliable informa-
ton nttainable; that is from men who
work in the mine, We learn that the
body Of ore, which il three feet wide,
was struck on the 220 foot level in q
drift run from the main shnft. Some
choice specimens assay rs high ns
$4,000 in silver, and the whole three
feet averages about $500 per ton. The
stock which few weeks ago sold for
SO cents shnre, is now mp TO 81 90 a
shn!e, md scarce nt that.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
ANNUAL MEETING.

(lFFICE ( OF FALCON MINING COM.
- ia"y. Elto, February, ], 1911. The air,
nual meeting OF tho stOg EIoilers Of lhs paI.
con lIlII'nR Company, foe the election OF TINS.
tcrH To serve for tho cu'IinR year, and Tor tho
transaction Of such q her business ss Insy poo.
perry como before tho meeting, viii be he'll al
tho once Of the cuftIl,uny, IJnnk az AZ, n fro.
man & Go. on THURSDAY, MARCH, lat, 1871, at
inrluck 81, Transfer looks Will cl,,o Dh
Friday, fEHi,uAhI 2tl. Rt $50 T.. ST. ami "a.
inhlh close until aflrf the meeting .
Ibild II, ". GRANT, sccrctafy,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
NELiHQUERT KgIIGE,

'I'UsCA RoRA CONSo LRDErnD
Mining Company. Location and prtIeiprl
place Of buancns, Elko. SeVIda. LoestiorI Of
county, SeTsIIs.
NoTrcE.-Thert Mro delinquent upon the fol.
IsTing described Btcck, or account Of Rssca-
mebt tNo. u levied on iac' lst day Of NOtcn.
Der laIo. lhe several amounts set urpuIite Tho
nines UI lho rskpectlye RtI Trhul,ltI rs a filnn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

The following objections to the recent
decision by the Electoral Commission
relative to the electoral vote OF Florida,
were in,crposcd in the House of Repre-.
sentntiYes signed by Senators Jones, OF
Florida. Cooper, Barnum, Herman,
Salisbury, and McDonald; md Repre-
scntatives Knott, Field, Holman,
Thompson Of Massachusetts. jerks.
Finlay, Saylor. Ellis. Morrison, Springer
and Hewitt Of New York:
First-The' decision determined that
tho vote cast by Chns. II. Pcarce, Fred
ick c. Humphreys, William IL. Hidden
and Thomas W. Long, ns electors of the
President aud Nico President Of United
States OH behalf of Florida, is the true
and legal Gle tornl vote Of the State,
when i'll truth and i'll fact the vote cast
by Williamson, Call, james L. Yongc,
Robert l.. Hilton nnd Robert Bullock,
is the true and lawful vote.
SccOnd-Thc Commission refused 10
receive competent and material evil
dence tending to Prove tho first named
set were not appointed electors il the
manner prescribed by the Legislature Of
the State, but were designated rs cleo
tors by the returning board OF the State,
corrupt and fraudulcntly in disregard of
law and with intent 10 defeat the will
OF the people.
Tlirl-Tho decision was founded
upon resolution and order Of the Com.
mission previously made.
Fourth-The decision excludes nil
evidence taken by tho two Iouses Of
Congress and by. the committees Of each
House concerning frauds, errors and ir-
regularitics committed by persons whose
certificates arc taken Gs proof Of tho duo
appointment Of electors. 's. g.,
Fiftll-Thn decision excludes all cvi-
dcncc tending to prove tho certificate
OF Stcarns AS Governor, and also Of the
hOnId OF State canvasscra, was procured
or given III pursuance Of fraudulent
ami corrupt conspiracy.
Sixth-The Commission refused to
recognize the right Of the courts Of tho
Of The State to review and reverse the
Judgment of the returning board or
State c"nvnsscrs rendered through fraud,
without Jurisdiction, and rejected an,l
refused 10 consider the action Of the
courts in tho enso lawfully before the
court which had jurisdiction.
Scvcntli-Tha; the dcciSiou excludes
all evidence tending To prove Florida h;'
nll departments uf government, lcgislu-
tive, executive nud judicial, had dccrccd
"S fraudulent nli certificates Ivy Stearns
and that Of The State CHnvasscrs, upon
which the certificates OF tie Commission
have acted and by the means OF which
tho true electoral votes Of Florida had
been rejected nuI fnlso ones substituted.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

ihE New York Hrrdh nlludcs TO
"".ofs Of important lnw suits, Of which
W. heeho Of Snn francisco, WIS to 10 II
,'e''m' bccanac In somo way ho had
"""HSo w. to unload twenty odd shares Of
~. " w :"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

AccoEDIsG TO tho Carson .Ipptal tho
Third House held it's second meeting
Tuesday evening in the Assembly
Chamber. The Senate Charnbcr was
not sufficiently large to accommodate
tho crowd which wns in attcntluuce ne
tho last meeting, hence tho change.
Among other matters proposed for leo.
iSlntion the Chinese queue bin was con.
sidered. and representatives from The
Hop Sing, Sam Sing and other oom.
phnies In tho State ~ero present, and
presented tho grievances Of their rnco in
speeches prepared for tho occasion.
These speeches wcIo delivered in Chi.
hoso, but Tho ScTgonnt-nt.!i Arms acted as
Interpreter. aud in consequence tho do.
sired object wa attained. Then, too,
nnItcrn Of national importance worc dis.
eusscd, ard Tho decision Of the membcrs
relative to tho Louisiana mud Florida
elections tclcgraphcd TO Washington hy
tho Agents Of tho Associated rtcss,
Tho deliberations Of tho body coin.
mcnCed mt cnrly cnnllc light.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

VIGTon lIcnn. n minor In tho Con.
Virginia, wna very seriously injured OF
Wednesday uiSht, by a blast which
hung Gre. Ilis right ego was totally
destroyed, nnd his fnco horribly man
glod. his thought be will survive his
injuricu.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
NOTICE.
kINIIE uNnEIIRInnnn n

fHJE UNDEIIBIG HAVING
purchased the cntirs iuIcrcst OF Thuiuas
llllltell IN al real ami personal rtnpUty iil tho
shiouf Nova 10, heretofore oNucl by The iirm ur
llunrhy lliId'"ih. will cot iin,o tho business
heretofore carried On ly atlh arm.
WILLIAM DUSPIIY,
december ], 1910. lii.wIl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

lP anything was needed 10 convince
christians Of tho pressing necessity Of
an Immediate recognition Of the broad
principal OF tho common brotherhood
OF man, material could readily DO fur.
nishcd to nll who might liugcr with un.
stopped ours on tho corner OF Fifth and
Commercial streets, nny timo within the
noxt Two or three weeks.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18

SECRETARY MoHEfLL's illness las rs.
suncd q oriticnl form. Serioma npprc-
hchHions nro felt for his recovery. IIis
rhysicinns are IN constant attendance,
and everything which medical nid cdn
do IN being done for tho sufferer. Tho
discnsG IL typhoid pneumonia.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-02-18
MOTIONS AND nEsuLUrIoSs.

Resolution by tho member from Porl;
House lIHven providing for n Chaplain,
md allowing him to rob the Treasury
for his pay. Postponed until next Sum-
ncr at = o'clock.
Resolution l'y tho mcWber from Barn
Yard Square, laaptls.rizing the Speaker
10 pull down Ills vest. Carried.
Resolution by the member from
Mnonshine Corner, that the Sergeant at
Arms bc and lac is hereby instructed to
clear the Srnato floor Of all persons no,
InembCrs Of the Third House. save and
except the "wcal;cr vessels" God bless
them. Resolution postponed until last
week ut early candle light.
Resolution by the member from Coon
Hollow, that hereafter every Republican
and Democratic State officer shall come
from the Great East Lost.
Resolution hy tho member from APP
plctrcc Day, authorizing the Stntc
Prison Warden to discharge MI prison.
crs under his care. niIl that their plnccs
shall ho filled by tho members of tho
Third House,
Resolution by tho member from Roop.
vile, that il my Mary lGs lost her little
lamb. sho Is authorized to employ tho
member from Slum Gulch to hunt il up.
Carried.
Resolution by tho member from
Sheepfold directing tho Scrgcant.nt-
Arms To furnish tho members leo water
with stick il, and that for payment Of
The same ho shall draw his warrant on
the Frcodman's Bureau, TO be paid out
OF nny money not otherwise expended
or stolen. Knlcd out Of order.
Resolution by tho member from
Mornltown, relative to the purchasing
Of barrel Of whisky FOR tho Third
House. Referred to tho Committee on
public Morals.