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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

snir pAuL,sA 1914 tons built At Bath. Nc. in 1854.
YORK, has been sold to go under the Norwegian dag.
sMIr vAscuAnp before reported wrecked at Matano,
strncs by gale parted cables and was driven ashore.
ior crow arrived at tho US Consulate at Quebec Oct Ia
BARK AMirY lof st John. NB. Upham. from Montevico
NJ. s''' Oct IS :" 'A"'' ""' ashore - o"''
BRIG PKrrlseLL which arrived Philadelphia asd,
from Gche. ashore sunday II PM during the storm
and remained until Tuesday at high water whch she was
hauled OF after dischargng OF nor cargo She sus-
tanned no damage.
dsmned.
SCHR iIKLEN RoMagLL sunk Lewes, Del. has been
abandoned by the wreckers worthless
scnn NxrrLE of New Bedford before reported ashore at
Cuttyhunk. broke mp In tho gale 0t I'D
scnR ALrnrp CHASE from New York for Boston, put into
Newport 23d with loss of mainooom tcarso corn.
ScHR DgcoR (Br), from Windsor Ms. tor Now York, be-
seo0 ss0''''a sunk '' was 'n'a''0 III ''
Ga which put into Jacksonville sept 20 in dam ged
dton viii not mako ut that port but cone to New
tbefore reported in leaving New London harnar monn
shore end Of Black Ledge and brouh. on
n. rsss wn' he rs she n s se NV. Ss
bnckn to the hrbo whore she remains She lost her
shoe and part Of her stem, and leaking
ScHR KATE WATERS Landing capsixcd In Tangier Sound
Sunday last whilc tho from baltimore to Onsncock
Island s" X small The ~a a
5000, and the vessel will probably be righ,ed
pa ss r. Carried
away flying jibsay; wound get new ono and proceed.
ScnR OLIVER JAMEsoN from windsor, Ms, for Richmond
Va arrived at Hampton Roads AN Oct a. leaking badly
ScmR FOSTER, from Providence, with salt for Hart
fori put Newport 23 with two shrouds parted;
woulu splice them and proceed
ScmR IxrULsE tBr,. Adams Belize for New York,
before reported spoken under jury arrived at Calves
ton Oct b.
scnn WV THOMPSON, Sears, from Bonacca. with cocoa
nuts for New York put into Key West 24th inst leaking
ScHR BLINK BONNIE (r,, Swainc. whc. ashore
Canso 2lst Inst has been gotten of and taken Port
Hawkesbury to go Oh the slip.
GLOUCESTER 23 The fishing schr Mcdora OF Bristol
No. while Oft Hallway Rock daylight this
mornnu poockng was run into by unknown schooner
aud ably damaged. The Medoa owed
into mort but was and was also Mans
tho vessel whcn into her. she brought hero
repairs.
LAUNCHED Port LUDLOW, wr recently. schr Mary Z
Foster 3 tons built BY the H" Brothers for lIonouu
parties, for which port she will shortly sail
Lawrence Foulks ut GreenpJnt, tuesday lauu CHI ed
n propeller for tho Old Dominion steamship Co Her di.
:Iength. 80 fcst width - feet; depth
feet. Fletcher 1 Harrison put IN the machinery.
Al Bangor Monday. from Crosbys yard the brig Ia
u
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Bark Colombo dtsp. Di Campo, corr or Falmouth for
Bsrk rrso Nor. Tellssen Cork Falmouth for or
Bark Tncmis Nor, Andersen Cork Falmouth Tor or
ders-Benham Boycscn.
Bark Regina rolck. Ray. Belfast. I-John Zittoscn.
Bark VIM Gordon (Br,. Fisher. Belfast. I-snow Dnf-
CESS
Bark Blandina p taas) Parauieh. Trestc-socovich
Co.
Brig Armida dtao. Petrcluxzi Gibraltar for ordcrsr-A
;. Brig c~ndidesxs Lauro Itsp, Lauro, Leghcrn-John
Seager.
Bns Gipsey DAM Prizes. Santa crus Canary lscs,-
Brig Britannia. IIotchkiss Barbados-H rrowbridge's
Sons
Brig Favorite Irons, Point -Pitre. Gusd-u Trow.
scLr Mary wtham. Austin. Port an Prince-R Muir
ray. Jr
Co.
schr 9 Nash. Crowley. Sc John. NIB H W Loud Co.
srhr James 4 bayies Dickinson. Gaveston-A Dayton
,schr Roxanna johnson. Day. Cedar Keys Fa-overton
schr Benl Gartside. vanglider Georgetown and Bull
River. see Hurlburi 4 Co.
Schr R II MITCHELL Mitchell. Richmond. ya-Wm II Van
Brunt
Schr VIM franklin. Swan, Baltimore-wm Chalmers.
schr Jessie Elizabeth, Weaver Baltimore-Wm Cha
mers-
sch, Zephyr. Bowman. Chester. PAWN II Van Bruut
&Co.
Doyle.
scnr q y Acken, Toms stamford stamford Manufac-
turing Co.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Australia (}r), Rat London-llendorson Bros
steamer Farnday tBrj Nott London. L-ilcnderson
Bros :. =, -, e.. :,
Co. -, ,,, !. NJ,
win & 90. -. ,,,..c
Steamer Columbus. Reed. Havana W IN t'yu" ~ w.
steamer ,ien whitney. Freeman New Orloans-Bogcrt
Morgan. - ,wn,..
Steamer Geo Clyde. Ingram, Chnrcston-J Quintard
dCo 49,
steamer Regulator. Doanc. Wilmington. NC-Wm Clyde
aIo. -, /. go.
steamer Annie Stccn. Wilmington DeI-A Abbott
Stcamc. Ann Eliza. rsicuards Phiiadcipha ny. ipnd
ship Island Homo tBr). smith Brcmcn-J "h'they y
Co. - 90. :,
shin Pacific Davis, Montevdco-Wm Nelson, Jr: . -
BARK Royal narrc tBr) Youns, Plymouth Ed u WIN
che ucf GO =, -,
Bros. -, n v,..,-. q
Bark Boritclj tAus, Trpcovicb, Buli. E-sIocovich
Bark somncrcn tNo. Petersen. Lcith-Funch. Edge u
Co M44H .r5#Nss Fl aE Ntt3.M
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THE INpEPaNprNr DEMOCRATS.

Tho Independent Tor Slocuml Democratic Convention
OF Kings county was called 70 order about three
O'Clock IN the afternoon, az Unique Hail. Fulton street.
Brooklyn, by Albert Smith, chairman OF tho commit
tee. When tho roll OF delegates being called
james Ridgcway ia Ills aud stated that the
roll had not been lariy called and be accused tno
chairman 0f packing the delegation.
several motions ana amendments were then made,
ana the greatest con fusion and turmoil eusucd Ex-
Surrogate Walter Livingston moved "lhat the whole
matter was out of order ana thnt u be lnId The
taUlo = delegate shouted "lou arc trying to got
mn a mussl' Another member Ot tho Convention re-
pied, "You can have all The muss you want winch
wns received loud applause. 4 motion Was
then made 10 appoint committee OF bya 70 cDnicr
with ali outside organizations 20 defeat The ny
duaics. Mr.. Hdgcwny nrNcd whethtf lhai resolution
included the republican organizations. Mr. hcly
moved tnat tho comDitte be instructed not to havc
sny thing 10 do with tho republican party The Come
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SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS.

The Fourth Senatorial District German Independent
organization met last night and nominated exJudge
Hogan. The Bread Winners Convention also met and
made the same nomination.
The sub committees from the republican. ant-ram-
many German and independent democrats OF the sixth
Senatorial district met joint Conference, failed to
select a candidate and adjourned until this afternoon
three o'clock
Tho combined committees from the republican,
anti-rammany German and independent democrats
OF the seventh Senatorial district, met at 10 2Jo
Third avenue A letter from W. II. Secor was read,
stating his willingness 10 accept the nomination OF
Senator II II the wish OF the conventions repre-,
scutcd but In case being selected he would
favor support the Ron. John Morrissey Tor tnat
position, and requested his friends TO vote Tor ms
nomination in he iMr. Sccor) was not acceptable
The Conference, by unanimous vote decided 10
recommend the Hon. John Morrissey 10 their conven-.
lions as tie candidate ior state senator selected ny
dlo lolnI Conference
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mitce on Conference appointed. and the conven-
ton took recess Upon reasscmbling Mr. Livingston.
cnairman OF committee reported that they had nad
conference the Republican Committee, ana that
they proposed the names Of several candidates Tor
nom nation by tho Convention OF the latter party,
but that they could not agree. On motion, the Con-
yentian then adjourned 10 meet Saturday evening.
In tho meantime there Will DO conference oetween
the taxpayers ana workingmens organizations upon
tho subject OF nom nations.
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SAILED.

Steamer Abyssinis t-,, for Liverpool; Acton tBr,.
Havre AastraA lB., London; yeddo tBr), ul l. co!um
Alexandria, SC barks Astronom GER. Bremen Jes
son uGsr lamburg Gronsvar tNor). Cork Falmouth
Ssr 2necnssown Or Fa%outh Lizzie cnrry iBr,. Smyr'
- Irgs Hans Guide lNor) Great Yarmouth; Britain
mia. Barbados; schr NJ atildn Krnnz Bnltinore
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BROOKLYN CRY CONVENTION.

The delegates 10 the Republican city Convention OF
Brooklyn assembled AZ No 10 Court street ~ Il
James occupied the chair Charles Trowbrdgc, OF tho
Tenth ward, moved the nomination OF John b. Henry
Tor Mayor jacob Worth seconded the nomination
ana Mr. Horny was unanimously chosen.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Castehead tBr from Liverpool for Chili Sept TO-
lat II o. y, Ion 81 40
ship Panno David cr) steering Ne, Oct 10, 80 miles
of lIattcras.
Snip Challenger, Thompson, from Phadclphia for
Francisco. Sept !. lat q y, Ion u A. w.
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

William 4 Robinson was nominated last evonng oy
theslocum democrats OF Kings county for State Senator
from the Third district Mr. Robinson Is the candi-
date OF the Worklngmcn's Union.
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QUEEN PoMARE OF THE SOCIETY ISLANDS.
The French gunboat SECOND, from Tahiti TO San
Francisco, brings Of tho doath Of Queen Pomnrc
OF the Society islands. shc died September II, OF
heart disease. der Oldest son, Arxane has pro-
cla med KING
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STILL A CANDIDATE.

Tho rumor that Thomas 4. G. Eccesne had with
drawn as a candidate Tor the Office OF Senator In the
Eighth Senatorial district proves TO be entirely un-
founded. Mr. Ecclcsine says that he never mado any
stateme which could be construed as a withdrawa
and that he Intends TO remain candidate TILL sun.
down the day OF election.
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DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
The Ninth Assembly Democratic District Convention
met and nominated John II. Bergen.
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

The Republican Assembly Convention OF the Third
district nominated James Dalton
The Independent Democratic Convention of tho
Eleventh district unanimously ndorsed the nomna-
tion oi illlam ". Aston
The Fourteenth District Independent Democratic
Conyeuton nominated James Day.
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THE LOCAL CAMPAIGN.
DOings Of the Senatorial, Aldermanic
and Assembly Conventions.
CANDIDATES NOMINATED

The numerous local conventions arc having aliveiy
time OF II generally and districts particularly.
Below Is gwen the result OF their gatherings yestcr-
day.
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YACHTS, sTEAMnOATs. SC.

WANTED-A STEAM LAUNCH, ~ TO IS FEET IN
W length about iect beam, draugtt Is incnes 20
inches adapted for wood lnel snswsr. wish fu do.
serpicn ana lowest price, to x y ~ cphia CLUB.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. "a, 1877

HErOnrED BY TnE nEENLD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnrrESroNg TELEGRAPH LISE
Steamer santago do Covn, Wnuet. Aspnwnil 10 dnys.
with and passengers TO the Pacific Mail steamship
Go.
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WFATHEW KEPOKT.
IIoLyurAp, oct "a PM--wind Sw. gentle
rLYnourp, oct "a pM-Wind W. strong; showery.
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AFTERNOON.

II. b. No. 13, In reference to ell
couraging the growth of timber, passed
the Council under a suspension of the
rules by a unanimous vote.
II. B. No. 80, To incorporate the
Wind River Stock Growers Assocla-
ton, passed by unanimous vote.
c. f. No. 80, Defining the boun-
diaries of Carbon county. passed under
IA suspension of the rules.
II. B. No. 80, In reference to Terri
torial and county revenue. was referred
to Mr.. Mertzheimer.
C. +. No. 80, To create a mechanics
lien, passed undcra unanimous suspen-
sion of the rules.
c. F. No. 40, Providing that the
wholesale liquor dealers pay a county
license of $50, instead of $40, was also
passed under u suspension of the rules.
&. +. No. 81, Amending Civil Code,
was also passed.
II. B. No. A, To provide for the APP
pointment of a Board of Commissioners
of Public Charities, was referred to
Mertzheimer.
Adjourned.
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II. b. No. 46, Relating to the dis.
charge of convicts, and providing that
all conyicts who have served one year
or over in the Territorial penitentiary
shall. upon being discharged, be fur
nished with a suit of clothes not eX-
ceeding $40 in cost, and SIS in money,
was passed. Ayes, "a; absent and not
voting. 8.
G. F. No. %, which provides that the
law prohibiting the holding of election
precincts upon military reservations
shall not apply to the Shoshone reserva-
ton, was passed.
g. F. No. II, Providing that all de-
crees of divorce heretofore granted by
any of the courts of this Territory
shall be deemed valid, so far as any de-
cree of divorce having been illegal, was
not concurred in.
The resolution introduced by Mr..
Glover, That the chief clerk be re-
quired to request the Hon. Secretary of
the Territory to furnish the gentleman
from Laramie mr.. Mckay a copy of
Hayden's work entitled birds of the
Northwest" was called up and MI. Nc
Kay offered an amendment as follows :
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Schenek's Mandrake Pills

"nl be found to possess those qualities neces.
sary to the total eradication OF all bilious Mt
lacks, prompt TO start the secretions OF the
liver, and give n healthy tone to the entire
system. Indeed, II is no ordinary discovery
IN medical science TO haveinvented a remedy
for these stubborn complaints. which develop
all the results produced by a heretofore free
use of calomel. a mineral Justly dreaded by
mankind, and acknowledged to be destruc-
Tive in the extreme to the human system.
That the properties of certain vegetables COM
PRISE all the virtues OF calomel without its in
furious tendencies is now an admitted fact,
rendered indisput. bile by scientific research
%; and those who use the Mandrake Pills will
be fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by nature in the common
herbs and roots of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements wiihou salvation or
any OF hi injurious effects ofcalomel or other
poisons. The secretion OF bile Is promoted
~ tnese pills, as will be seen by the altered
color Of the stools, and disappearing OF the
sallow complexion and cleansing OF the
tongue.
Ample DIRECTIONS for use accompany each
d Son, At their principal ONCE. corner SIKH
and Arch streets. Philadelphia. and for sale
by all druggists and dealers.
lee 2o cents per box. dleodim
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Fifth Session Of the Legislative
Assembly of Wyoming
Council Proceedings.

MORNING.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CHEYENNE, Dec. ID, 1877.
The Council met at 10 o'clock, Presi-
dent Pease in the chair.
Roll called. All present.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The journal of "Wednesday was read
and approved
C. F. No. Al, introduced by Mr..
Friend, Fixing the salaries and fees of
county officers of Carbon county, passed
the Council under a suspension of the
rules.
Substitute for C. +. No. "a, In refer
ence to deeds and mortgages, was taken
up under a suspension of the rules and
passed.
C. f. No. 40 was introduced by Mr..
Mertzheimer, Changing the county
license for wholesale liquor dealers from
$40 to $50 per annum.
Mr.. Mertzheimer introduced c. F.
No. 50, Creating a lien law.
Mr.. Downey introduced c. F. No.
81, Changing the words ''twenty-four
hours, in Section III of the Civil
Code, to the words five days"
C.. F. No. 30, Authorizing the coun-
ty commissioners of Albany county to
stock the streams of the county with
fish, passed under a suspension of the
rules.
On motion the Council took q recess
until 2 p. III.
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GRAND OPENING


Saturday. Dec. 18th, at corwin's, 1876
18th Street.
Our friends and the public are re-
spectfully invited to see the finest show
room in line in the city, and the
largest display of
HOLIDAY GOODS
ever shown in Cheyenne.
Thanking u customers and a gen.
erous public for their liberal patronage
in the past, we respectfully solicit a
continuance of the same, assuring you
that we will hereafter sell all goods at
a smaller per cent, of profit than ever,
relying wholly upon the increase of
sales for success in my model little
store. (d13-tf) H. B. CoRwN.
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TINE IHiap House.

Tie members Of the 8. Third House,,
met at McDanieIs' Theatre last even
ing; but owing 10 Gov. Irwin'sj absence,
and his failure to send the annual mes
sage to the House, but little business
of Importance was transacted. Col.
Murrin was reelected Speaker, to hold
we to 1881, and after some discussion
of no great interest to the public at
large, the House adjourned sine die.
Among the bills passed into the
Speakers waste basket were the fol-
lowing:
A meat bill VS.. n. J. O'Brien.
A bill for an act to prevent !S,cans
from running at large.
A bill for an act to protect the Union
Pacific railroad from cattle.
A bill for an act to protect suckers.
A bill for an act entitled an act to
amend an act.
A bill for m act and for other pur-
poses.
4 bill to protect the Rapherty Boy
from female life insurance agents.
A bill for an act to establish soup
houses along the q. p. r. r. for the
benefit of tramps.
A bill TO supply members of the Low
er House with copies of "Hayden's
Birds of the Northwest" with accom-
panying amendment.
a bill supplementary to Il Chinese
laundry bill.
\ bill to foster game and educate
game-keepers in the habits of wild ami
mails.
An act TO provide for the removal of
the commissioners of Laramie county
to Pease county.
A bill to provide for the election Of n
U. 8. Senator.
Masten's bill for refreshments fur
nished the Third House.
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Murder VIII Out.

A few years ago August Flower"
was discovered to he n certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. u few
thin Dyspeptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they
had been cured by its use. The great
merits Of Green's August Flower be-
came heralded through the country by
n sufferer to another, until, without
advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense. Druggists in every town in
the United States are selling 1t. No
person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Indigestion, low
spirits, etc. can take three doses with
out relief. Go to the Druggists, Ad-
doms & Glover, and get q bottle for rs
cents and try it. Sample bottles 10
cents. s2-tf
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Local Agents.
PosroFFIcE.
omes Mosn-ArriyaI and D~epartur. Of Mails.

Until further notice the Postofice will be
open for delivery and reception of mall mat
ter nom sA m tos p. m daily. except Sun:
day., and on Sundays from 0 to 10 n M, and
from . to 4 p. m. Omaha time n the time oil
the omce.
Money order and register Departments open
fom 8 {. n. to 9 p. IN daily, except Sundays.
Western malls close daily at LILO p. m. Ar
Eastern malls close daily at Sis p. M. md
Denver. Colorado and Southern mails. close
at .. m. and arrive ut 5 n. IN.
Northern mails close daily for Pole Creek,
Upper Horse Creek, ~Chugwater. Bordeaux
Ranch, Chimney Rock, Fort Laramie, Fort
Fetterman, Red Cloud Agency. Spotted Tail
Agency. Camp Robinson, Camp Sheridan,
Camp Reno, Hat Creek, Custer City, Dead
wood City and all other settlements In the
Black Hills, at l p. m; arrive from those
coints daily at 3 a. m.
Mail closes for Davie' Ranch on Mondays
ais n m; arrive Tuesdays at s p. m.
Mails close for Old Red Cloud Agency. Lit
tie Moon, and Lower Horse Creek ON Tues.
days at s a. m. : arrive Fridays at q p. N.
Nails close for Bristol, Fort Collins, Long
mont, and other settlements In Northwestern
Colorado. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur.
days ats q. m; arrive on Mondays, wednes-
days and Fridays at 8 p. m.
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PERSONAL

Geo. A. Crofutt. Esq. the wander
ing journalist, is again at the Railroad
house.
Hon. II. b. Kelly, of Chugwater
valley, came in On yesterdays coach, to
represent his district in the Third
House. He is at Dyer's.
Hon. John McGlinchey, of Uinta
county, was excused, yesterday, for the
remainder of the Legislative session,
and left for California, where it is I'M
derstood a charming young lady awaits
his invitation to visit a clergyman with
her.
Mr.. c. W. Sanborn, manufacturer Of
the popular culinary adjunct, "Our
Baking. Powder" came up the
Denver Pacific. yesterday. He will
interview our grocers this morning,
and return home this afternoon. He
reports a large and gratifying increase
in the sale of his powder, which is be-
coming a favorite with the ladies of
the entire Rocky Mountain region.
At Dyer's are J.. Gutenberg, Lincoln,
Neb.; w. H. Gilmer, Laramie; W. b.
Miner, Park Station, Colo; E. L.
Hamblin, Egbert; J.,P. Usher, Bould-
er, Colo: Joe Afford, Chugwater; F. $.
Buzzell, Livermore, Colo.
At the Railroad are W. II. Prickett,
Chicago; j. D. Emmonson, Council
Bluffs; j.. A. Eads, Orc City, Colo; ],
Hanning, Georgetown, Colo; ]. NJ
Eddy, Omaha; A. ]. Bowie. San Fran
cisco; j. H. Wagner. Chicago; H. D
McCarty, Kansas City; ]. johnson
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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House Proceedings.
MORNING.
Adjourned
HALL OF THE HOUSE,
DECEMBER 10, 1877.

HALL OF THE House,
December 10, 1877.
The House convened at 10 O'Clock,
Speaker Andrews in the chair.
Roll called.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The journal of Wednesday was read
and approved.
Mr.. Spicer presented Il memorial ask
ing an appropriation for the purpose of
building additions to the penitentiary,
or providing more room in the same.
A message was received from the
Governor, stating that he had approved
H. B. No. As, II. b. No. 40 and II. b.
No. Al.
Mr.. Ryan introduced a copy Of II. b.
No. -, which had been lost in the
Council. On motion the rules were
suspended and the bill passed the
House by a unanimous vote.
Mr.. Spicer introduced H.. b. No. SO,
Changing the boundary line between
Albany and Carbon counties, in such
a manner that the Centennial mining
district shall be in Albany county.
Mr.. Quincy introduced II. B. No.
Ga, To regulate the salary and fees Of
Sweetwater county officers; fixing the
salary of sheriff at $4,000 per annum,
and a deputy at 81 1900 per annum, and
allowing rs cents per day for boarding
prisoners; county attorney, $500 per
annum; treasurer and probate judge,
$1,000 and two assistants for collecting
the taxes; county clerk, $1,000 per an
mum; assessor, Ss.0 90 per day. On mo-
ton, the rules were suspended and the
bill passed.
Mr.. Kinney gave notice of a motion
to reconsider the vote.
Mr.. HANNA asked leave of absence
for Mr.. McGlinchey for the rest of the
session, which IA granted.
H. b. No. So, To repeal the act pro-
hibiting the establishment of election
precincts upon military reservations in
Uinta county, was passed.
A large number of bills were read a
first and. second times and referred.
Recess until 2 p. m.
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The Democrats of Denver are orga

The Democrats of Denver r organ
izing a stock company, with a capital
of 100000, for the purpose of publish
ing the Denver Democrat as a morning
paper. 1.-THE peoples representative, u
T. N. Patterson, will furnish a part Of
the needed ammunition. If the direc-
ton of this new enterprise be given
into the hands of Capt. James T.
Smith, who is at once a gentleman and
writer of ability. it will not fail of sue
cess.
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For SALE.-A frame dwelling house,
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located on Eighteenth street. The
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Lot 66x132. This is very desirable
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NOTICE.

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