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BUSINESS

is somewhat better, and shows signs
of permanent improvement Buyers
from al parts Of the. country are
here. and, I am happy 70 say, are
purchasing freely.
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NOTIONS, FURNISHING AND
FANCY GOODS.

assuring then satisfaction ho.h as rexar.s Price
an3 qualify OF gossis- The merchants visiting
Baltimore are urgently ree1esgssi % esn a8ai see
ne beiore uakt.g purchases
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
Rich strike.

An exceedingly rich strike has been
made in the Kearsage mine, on Shoe
Fly Hill, in Dry Canyon. The mine is
owned by Messrs. Lilly, Leisering Il
Co., OF Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania.
who are represented in this Territory
by their agent, ). ID. Connor. Two
young men, Henry Callahan and his
partner - Solver, who had been EN-
ployed at the Mono, leased the Kear-
sage for four months from the first of
January, contracting to do certain
work On the mine for four.fiiths OF the
ore extracted. Last Thursday vein
of horn silver ore, between three and
four feet thick, was struck, choice spec
linens of which were sent to this city
20 .be assayed. a piece given TO Mr..
"MA MAVicker went $4,000 in silver and
1000 in gold, or $4,000 To the ton.
Another specimen, a>sayed by Frank
Foote, went sl05.95in gold and sl4,-
500. O.0S in silver to the ton. Mr.. Connor
SAYS this strike was made on the 300
foot level; others, however, claim that
it was made only fifteen feet from the
surface, and some distance from the
old incline. but on the same ledge
Salt Lake Tribune.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.



During the late cold snap, says the
Grass Valley Union, a party of pedro
nlayers suddenly lost all interest in the
t,ame. The stove in the room was warm
and everything was comfortable, and
the players were even somewhat hila-
rious. when the game suddenly came
70 an end. The first man TO quit held
n "bully" hand and had the pitch. He
was sure of making fifteen points. and
vet he put down the hand without play
ing and walked out of the front door;
the others all followed him. None of
them stopped to take "what was COM
ing on the last round" The cause of
it was this Among the players was
mining man, and, before he took a seat
he deposited several round packages
under the stove. During the game he
would occasionally get up and turn
those packages oyer. He seemed to
want them to bake regularly on all
sides. His getting up so often some
what interrupted the game, for no man
can serve two masters. One OF the
players demonstrated at these Interrupt
lions and remarked, "ses here, Uncle
John, attend to the game, and let them
things under the stove alone; what the
devil have you got there, any how,
that takes up so much timer" The
miner only remarked: 81 want to
thaw out them Giant Powder cart
ridges agin mornin'-so's they'll be
rea-;" but the crowd didn't wait for
the balance of the explanation. Uncle
John then proceeded to roast his cart
ridges all by himself, and was no lon
ger bothered 10y company, or any side
remarks. Hemuttered something about
some people being so dern scary at
nothing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

A LOUISVILLE man agreed with his
wife, on New Years Day, to stop
swearing for a year if she would stop
scolding. 1t was mean trick :or the
man to suggest any such compact, for
while he is getting along under it toler-
ably we'll. his wife is literally pining
away, and will soon die and leave him
to marry another woman.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

IT is stated that Sir Arthur Guinness,
an Englishman who has made 5000,
900 out of beer, is to he made Peer,
and the title he has selected is Baron
Cong. Baron Bung would be better.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

WHEN ! see fast young man pilot
ing his frail craft down the tempestu.
ous sea of life under full sail of self-con-
eeit, with no moral principle tor ballast
/ am reminded that when the young
man reaches the dry-dock of repent
ance, it VIII cost him about all his little
schooner is worth for repairs.-Apoth
T.. Cary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27
RANCH FOR SALE.

rT'HAT SPLENDID BARLEY RANCH,
i "A miles northwest Of Eureka, will be
sold cheap. 1t is eligibly situated, has plenty
of water for $50 acres, and there is good,
high state of cultivation, with irrigating
bitches, etc. There are two houses, sta bles,
corrals, ETC., on the premises. Also good
reaper, thresher and sulky rlow. Wagons,
horses, cows, etc., wi be disposed of if de-
sired. The whole property will be sold at a
great bargain. For part cuisrs, apply to T..
P. RICHARDSON, on To pre- iuises. or to r..
"'"I.ER, Eureka. d20u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-01-27

LAMBERT MoLINELLI,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND SEARCH.
IN ER Of RECORDS.
Copyist, General Collector and Real Rsta' Q
Agent. 3a..tt--
Legal instruments Of all descriptions care
fally executed. .
OFFICE-In the Law Office Of Geo. W.
Baker jy2-tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
No. =.
AN ACT

AIN AZ l.
Authorizing the Governor of the State of
Louisiana 10 ass ae charge of the Capitol
buildings, and to empower him to main
tain peace and order therein and In its
vicinity.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate
aud House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana 10 General Assembly convened,
That the Governor of the State of Louisiana
be and is hereby requested and authorized
to continue in charge of the State House,
and to maintain peace and order thereto;
provided, that he shall not have power to
interfere with the Sergeant-at-Arms of
either house of the General Assembly act
ing under orders Of either house. or of the
presiding officer during the sessions of the
same In their respective halls. The Gov
ernOr shall have power to maintain peace
and order in the State House and in the
vicinity of the State House at all times, and
for that purpose he may use the military
forces OF the State.
Sec. 9 Be it further enacted, ETC., That
this act shall have force and effect from
and after its passage, and ali laws or parts
of laws in conflict with this act be and they
are hereby repealed.
(Signed) MICHAEL HAHN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
iSignedl G. G. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Approved January 6, 1877.
tSignedl WM. P. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
Pc. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

an ACT


Making an appropriation of two hundred
Thousand dollars, or go much thereof as
may be necessary for the maintenance of
the militia of the State during the year
1877, and to regulate the disbursement of
the same.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State
of Louisiana, in General Assembly convened,
That the sum of two hundred Thousand
dollars, or so much thereof Is may be neces-
sary, be and the same ia hereby appropriated
out of any money IN the treasury not other
wise appropriated, for the support and main
4enance of the militia of the State during
the yesr 1877.
SIC 9 Be it further enacted, ETC., That
the money herein appropriated shall be dis
bursed under the existing militia laws by
proper military vouchers, upon the approval
OF the Governor in his capacity as Com.
manderin-Chief
SEC. g. Be il further enacted, etc., That
the Governor, as commander-in-chief,
shall not assign any militia officer to duty
under pay out of said appropriation who
IL not in sctuai command Of troops, and no
initial officer shall receive pay out of such
appropriation as such unless 10 actual CON-
mand Of troops.
SEC. 4. Belt further enacted, etc., That
no back militia claims shall in any way be
paid out Of this appropriation.
SEC. 3. Be IL further enacted, efo., That
this act shall take effect from and after ila
passage. All laws conflicting herewith are
f8ignedl MICHAEL HAHN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
tSignodl q. @. ANTOINE,
Lientenant Governor and President Of the
Genate.
Approved January 6, 1877.
(Signed Wa. p. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
A true copys
p. g. DEaLoHDE,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
No. s..
An ACT

AN ALL
To authorize the Attorney General and dis
trics attorneys and other prosecuting
officers of the State to challenge Jurors
in criminal cases for certain causes.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con
vened, That upon the trial of any person
uppn an Indictment for conspiracy, for
murder, for assault with intent TO kill, for
assault with deadly weapon, for assault
and battery, or fJr any violation of the
election and registration laws, or for any
violation of any staUute forbidding the or
ganizstion of illegal military bodies, it
shall be sufficient cause for challenge, for
cause. BY the State OF any juror presented,
that he is a member Of any association, so
ciety or organization, secret or open, mill
tary or civil, to which the accused may have
belonged, il it shall appear from the ipdi3t-
ment or Information that the accused was
member of such body, association, society
or organization when the crime is alleged
to have been committed, and it il shall ap-
pear from the ind ctnent OF inform alton
that the accused ia charged with the COM
mission OF snch crime, in connection with
such organization or body, or with any
member or members thereof.
Sec Be it luther enacted, ETC., That
this act shall take Effect from aud after its
P1oHHEoi "hb eiieep ga lowe VI parts VI laws
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed,
30 far as they SO conflict.
(Slgnedl MICHAEL HAHN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
(Signed) &C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved January g. 1877.
(Signed) WIN. p. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
2. q. DEsLoEDE,
Secretary of State,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

Making an appropriation Of one hundred
and dffy-eight thousand dollars, ont Of
the general funds In the Stats treasury,
or received il thu treasury during the
year 1877, for the payments 81 the mileage
and per diem Of MEMBERS salaries Of OIL
cers and employees and cOntinReHt ez-
pensea Of the General Assembly 81 Louisi-
ana for the regular session 81 1877. direct
ing the Auditor Of Pablo Accounts TO
issue warrants 20 the chairman Of the
Contingent Expenses Committee Of tho
House, and 70 The chairman of the CON-
mittee on auditing and supervising the
accounts Of the Senate on The Treasurer,
and making Buch warrants receivable for
State licenses; directing the Treasurer Of
the State 70 receive such warrants ia sef-
uoment with tax collectors, and TO pro.
vide for the disbursement Of the amount
appropriated.
HacTI0a /. Be It enacted BY the Senate
and House Of Representatives OF the STATE
OF Loniaiana il General Assem- u convened.
THAI the Bam Of one hundred ard ffty-
aigAl thousand dollars, or ns much thereof
a. may bo necessary, be and Is harebv a..
\, tui lated Quiet any money ia the treasury
10 tue ofedit Of the general fuud, or that
may BE- leeeiged ID The treasury TO tho credit
Of the general fund. not otherwise appro-
pzlelecs for lhe payment Of the miienaa ana
eef diem of the rembcfd. salaries d officers
sad employees, and ceniiaKeuf expenses Of
tAe q a6e1a Assembly tufiHr rs regular
-NftiQ1 % 1877. tdil trzI a tH appropriated
fs|tNf r HiI7 20 pay mfHafr AVID
F a| 04 eaia1ita ii officers
aN 41N 81 NaH a
eIN Nn' Haf
1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09

e11@AN 49, -
For tho relief 81 the widow Of B II. Dink-
grave, late tax collector Of tho parish Of
Ouachila.
WHEREAS, B. II. Dinkarave. late tag col
Ieelof Of the pafiah ct OuaghiIn. August IS,
1876. and lad prior to bic death performed
s large part Of the labor and incurred
TIE Rrsaler portion Of the expenses incident
30 tho collection Of State taxes duo IN 1876,
nithongh but 3 amali portion Of the taxes
dpa hed been paid prior % hle detaoae, and
consequently compensation for the labor
helletmoe e1a net be claimed unter EXIT
ing laws; therefore,
Hkc1IoE - Il enacted by TIE Senate
tro Ht1He 81 Representatives - General
Assembly foNYanef, That Whatever sam
nQt q tE1et8 tWenlF.Nrs hundred dollars
tent ne - f1Nrd 70 b duo 10 the aIaEo
bV SAID HIaNA4Va On fnal adjustment Ql
nia E1tr11le with ehe State aoeoHnI6 FL
lftspT appropriated ~ 1he aeneat 81 tie
widow ct said BHA grove. ned Tor
tt1 N6Ie N1fe1sc 81 's RE aetoanls
cI tH4 = IL NH Etf Ifh tbs &1aie
IDS aE has t.s ".
t ~ iN 81
t
uir
Ifa
arNl'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09
he journal was dIspen.ed with, and it vas


the journal was dispensed with, and it was
approved.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SHNArH CHAMBER,
New Orleans, January 8, 1871.
To the honorable Speaker and Members Of the
House Of Representatives:
am directed By the Senate to ask con-
currenoe of your honorable body in eOncur-
rent resolution providing for joint COM
lnittee TO make the necessary preparations
for the inauguration of the Governor elect
Also, that the Senate has concarred in the
passage of House bill No. 10. on act making
an appropriation of $l58000 out of the
general funds in the State treasury, or re-
ceived in the treasury during the year 1871,
for the payment of the mileage aud per
diem of members salaries, of officers and
employees, and contingent expenses of the
General Assembly of Louisiana for the reg
ulsr session of 1877, etc.
L. LAMANIERE, JR..
Secretary of the Senate.
Mr.. G. w. Shelton, of MOrehOuse, was
sworn in as a Representative of that
parish.
Mr.. DiDkgrave, on question of privi-
lege, stated that the error made in promul.
eating the bill Tor the relief of the widow
Of B. H Dinkgrsve was typographical and
would be corrected.
Mr.. Snaer, under suspension of the
rules, called up the following Senate con-
current resolution, which was read and
adopted.
ReSolUed, That Joint committee, to cor
sist of five members of the Senate and
seven members of the House, be appointed
by their respective presiding officers, whose
duty it thall be to take charge OF and con-
duct the Inauguration ceremonies of The
incoming Governor and Lieutenant Gov
ernor.
The Speaker appointed the following
members as the committee on the part of
the Houst:
Messrs. Snaer, Darlington, Cole, Souer,
De Lacy, Gaude and Heath.
Mr.. Souer, under suspension of the
rules, offered the following concurrent resO-
luton, which was read and adopted;
ResolUed, That the House of Representa-
tives, the Senate coneurring meet in Joint
session, at 1890 P. ~. for the purpose of
inaugurating the Governor elect
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
The Speaker laid before the House a
memorial from the Board of Trade, which
was read and ordered to be referred to the
Committee on Education, when appointed.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
SENATE CHAMBER,
New Orleans, January 8, 1871
To the honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives;
am directed by the Senate to inform
your honorable body that the Senate has
coneurred in House concurrent resolution
fixing the hour for the ceremonies of the
inau garation of the Governor elect.
Respectfully,
L. LAMANIERE, JR.,
Secretary of the Senate.
On motion of MFR. TOlliver, recess was
ordered until P. NJ.
After the inaugural ceremonies were com
pleted the Senate withdrew to its Chamber.
The recess having expired, the Speaker
resumed the chair, and on motion of Mr..
Stewart the House was adjourned until to-.
morrow at twelve o'clock NJ.
ROBERT F. GUICHARD,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives.
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amount Of this appropriation. 70 be credited
to the funds respectively ID which the in
debtedness Of said B. Il. Dinkgrave shall
be showu on final adjustment TO be due.
SEC Be it further enacted, ETC., That
passage.
tSigned) MICHAEL HAHN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
(Signedl c. G. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved January 6, 1877.
tSignedl WIN. p. KELLOGG,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana
A trne copy:
p. g DEsLoFDE, /,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-01-09


70 amend and re-ennct sections 1874, g77,
g98. 1921, 1923, Ao29. 1881, ll72, 1886. 1864
sud 1891 Of the Revised Statutes Of the
Stefe Of lloulelana, and 20 authorizo and
empower the Attorney General, assistant
attorney general, district attorneys and
dlstEiet attorneys PRO tfmpoEa to admin
lister oaths 10 criminal cases. and to re-
peal All conflicting lava, and 70 authorize
the Governor 70 aaligH The assistant at-
forney general 20 perform certain duties
81 certain cases.
sEcrzoN 1. Be IL enacted By the Senate
end Houae Of Representatives ct she state
q LpuisIana ~ General Assembly 9on-
yeneai That 1acti0a 9f1 Of theI Revised
Statutes Of the State Of L1uIeianA, be and
the sane q hereby nmen1ed and fe-ehtote5
80 q "a xeAd - follows, Al prosecutions
shall b tF Indictment of i11QEDiztloa
AEo. 3 He Ia farther enaetca, eit That
sft|sqne ls4 and 1Itt of che 4oFIesd Status
Of $40 1lats ~ AtH1ta Is sea s|e cams
$40 1n1@tf fuatEts1 N04 ttflisd eo a b
4 NI4 1a 4t1
s'zNI1.
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SESSIONS OF 1875

AN ACT
Fixing the fees Of the clerks Of
courts throughout the State
of Orleans exeeptedl, and pm
manner OF collecting the sam
SECTION /. Be It enacted BY
and House Of Representative
of Louisiana in General Aesembl
That the clerks Of the several al
throughout the State THE parEes
exceptedl shall be entitled to
receive the following fees Of q
For indorsing, registering an
ton, ten cents.
For indorsing, registering Al
swers, ten cents.
For copying all instrumental
not otherwise provided for, eai
dred words, fifteen cents.
For issuing caatioR, with 81
tihcate, fifty cents.
For copy Of citation, With 81
hcate, forty centa.
For issuing attachment, and
ty.tive cents.
For copy Of attachment, and
cents.
For Issuing fieri taciau, with
E'Or Issuing order Of seEzurs
one dollar.
For Issuing order Of seqnest
seal, one dollar.
For issuing writ OF eertforaE
seventy Eve cents.
For issuing injunction, with 8
Eve cents.
For issuing writs Of haheas
SEAL and the proceedings fherea
shall be made BY the clerk or q
in civil cases.
For issuing writ Of rnandamn
aeventy-fve cents.
For issuing writ Of diatringa
seventy-flve cents.
For issuing subpoena ditces
seal, seventy 1--WE cents.
Fer Issuing subpenas for vii
seal, fifteen eenfs.
For copy Of snbpena, with d
tiaoate, fifteen centa.
For iasuing writ Of posgassia
fifty cents.
For each order Of PARTIES
fifty cents.
For isulng NOTICE Of judemer
twenty-five cents.
For every continuance, ten
For issuing citation OF apps
and certificate, fifty cents.
For copy Of oitaticn, with q
ki6eate, forty cents.
For issuing attachmant TO
into court, with seal, forty cent
For Issuing Eenira fnolas IN
which q iary may b prayed {,
trlct court, 70 be charged b
that upon filing tho pofition
cents.
For swearing lury. twenty &
For swearing each Hifmeas,
FOR entering final Judgment
tee how many parties, 70 be
once 10 each case, sopenfy-dva
For every lnterl11ut0fg
matter how many parties. thiri
For each order OF c0urt q
minutes Of the court, not 81
gided fer fifteen cents.
For copies Of lAe came, With
tl1eaIe twenty 70 CENTS.
E1r Hing aud rani ring
WrIfs. tan al nsa
For eeIsile cause Est sI|nl an
e1Ha. zen Nsrla
ls atse nelIl1 saad
~ NJ 11N1r Isa1aa IN toau6l
{sa sIst.a fly o
'4|t jos
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SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
THE SENATE.
sixth Days Proceedings.

SsSATB CHANBER,
New Orleans, January 6, 1871. )
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
at twelve o'clock NJ, Hon C. C. Antoine,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate, in the chair.
On a call of the roll the following Sens-
tors answered 10 their nance:
Present-Messrs. Allaiu, Baker, Blunt,
Brysnt, Buroh, Cage, Dsmas, Dumont, Ola,
Hamlet, Harper, Kelso, landry, Stamps
Sutton, Twitchell, Wakefield, Wheeler,
Young-l9.
Abseut-Messrs. Boatner. Breaux, Dn-
eros, Jr., Ellis, Eustis Garlsnd, George,
Goode, Grover, Kelly, Ogden. Richardson,
Robertson, Steven, Weber, Whi5e, z4cha-
ris-l7.
A quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. w. 3. Alexander.
HEADING OF THE JOURNAL
On motion of Senator Wakefield, the fur
Their reading of the journal was dispensed
with, and the journal was adopted.
On motion OF Senator Young, the Senate
went into executive session.
(Senator Allan in the chaieJ
Executive session having been raised,
the roll was called. aad the following Ssne-
tors answered to their names:
Present-Messrs. Allan, Baker, Blnnt,
Bryant, Burch, Cage, Demas, Dumopt, Ola,
Hamlet, Harper, Ktlso, Stamps, Sutton,
Twitehell. Wakefield, Weber, Wheeler,
Young-l9.
Absent-Messrs. Bostner, Breaux, On.
arms IT, EiHs E,st;s carlan6 Csor,a
Gooda Grover KALI T,aadrT Ogdssn
Pirhardson Rnhertson Stave1 Syb;ta
Tanhar;a--I7
quorum present.
REORGANIZATION OF R1Ia
R.,o.d;n,r - v,ra,;o,,. ,o.;oo sau,4,-
w P1os-Ous Ho'i0e. senator
Hamlet introduced the following oil:
Senate bill No. 6. entitled an act for the
,..f;af ~ p.osiIIo Tool-.o, AdoI;,a tl,-,,o,.
-.
Aneho JOHNSON shd hI7a Fnkston, OF
Ouachita parish
The bill was read tho first time.
sr,,a ..,,..;.,,.;o,,.I -, -. $500. !.
SonesiU"'Ao1"A AuA0o NeAo SusPenuep
Dy i0uE nttns afhrmative vote, and the bill
Was placed on its second reading, and re-
Farro5 Il, the Connoit+aa an rl.in,s ,,han
-.,,..oa
@ppolHvoU-
RESOLUTIONS.
x...
~ u.''AA.D,SN9 0Ous'nO 0on@Vo1 e''@ An'ro-
duoed the following resolution;
WHLREAs, The laws of the State of Louisi.
ana relating TO an organization and support
81 asystem Of public sdueatiop re0uiIeo ii tbe
secretary Of each school district 70 fHle with
his division superintendent on or before
the twentieth day Of September in each
year reports OF humber OF neFsons. male
and female, in his district; number Of
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