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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-09

40 Ophir-l4 Az AZ
10 Mexican 81 0H bio
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as Crown Point
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100 Imperial-65c
10 kentuck-3H
200 Alpha-ll 10H
35 Belcher- ga 320c
20 Confdence-4b
$40 $. Nevsda-4S0c 435c "a
20 Utah-l0H IL
800 Bullion-7H ~
$50 ~Exchequer-6h 6x
10 Seq. Belcher. 81
$50 0vcrman-2l 2lX
1915 Justice-9h 81
40 Union Con. -4b5c 4lOc fSOc
1900 Lady Bryan-95c zoe $40
40 Julia-lI IL lDc l3ec
1870 Caledonia-ssjc 3s0c 3sOsb5 3s0chlo
100 Baitimore-0c
s55 Silver hill-lk li5c
100 D~ayton-55c
40 X. isIand-1c
lS Now York-S c
80 Alta-2N 2S0c 265c
10 0ccidental-l
100 Ward-I5c
400 Lsviathan-50c
800 South Justice- zoe SIC
100 Morning Stnr-2h
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JUST RECEIVED
AT TIE
EUREKA DRUG STORE.
| COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICIN

HI w, MElJICINEDs
patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, VAR
ntshes. Glass. Paint Brushes, Etc..
which will Do sold at New York prices. ~
SolIo-a.
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follows:

All kinds paints. ~colors, paint brushes, OH.
glass. drugs. toilet articles and in fact. every.
thing in our line q reduced prices to suit the
times. +. j. SCHNEIDER i co.
Eureka, July 81, 1877. augl-tf
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List.

Following is a list Of outstanding a
sessments and the date upon which
they will become delinquent in the
Board: Belcher 81, August Q; Silver
Hill 81, August IL; North Con. Vir-
ginia 80 cents, August IL; Chollar Po-
tosi 90. August IS; Centennial 5 cents,
August Is; Yellow Jacket, August 10:
Savage 81, August 20; Globe Consol-
idsted rs cents, August IS; Daney 20
cents, August "a; Wells Fargo 25 cents,
August ~.
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WATCHES AND JKwELRr neatly repaired. IL
you want to have your watches and jsvsl-y
repaired in . worknanIiks DsuHer. 90 10
P. SfELKR's jewelry store. one door south u
5. Asbim 4 Bros, Main street.
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Issormal Beard-2,30 r. n.

Northern Belle-lsn
Justice-yh
Belcher-3Z
Con. Virginia-9S
CaiifornIa-2Ts
Alpha-I0As $40
Hale x Norcross-470c iGOc
Grand Prize-l3
could K Curry-S&
JuliA-l35c
E~xchequer-6Z
best l. Belcher- lJss ljls
Buliion-7H
Eureka Con.-32
Raymond x E,y-l3l
Mexican
Crown Point
Caledonia IN
Sierra N~evada-4l0c
Evening boards r. ~.
40 Meadow yalley-l
s45 Raymond & Ely-li ltlz AZ 1917
l+5 Eureka Cons 33H $50
10 J~acsson-5Y D
$50 Pkenix- 75c
100 Alps-45c Soc
~ Rye Patch-5%
no Leopard-lgjc
40 hila-60c boc
80 Panther-J5c
80 Northern Bs.ls-ISH lSls
80 Husscy - 3c
1910 ten. 1homas-9c 2jc
20 Manhattan l0@ lO1s
10 Defrees-6oc
30 Grand Prize-l3 l2h
5U S~teptoe-355c SOC 3jjc SOC
80 Argenta ~
6sD Modoc -b0c &c
lUO Coso Con.-Sc
10 NJ. Belle-lH
800 Golden ChaIiot-35c Soc
300 P~oorman-lOc
80 Leeds 1900 l9j,
10 Grsnd frize-l3
$50 EXchequer-61 On
80 Belchsr-345c 335c 330c
IN Best j Belcher- 1914 ~
40 Dcfrces tic
2D California nv Zsb5
40 Hale 4 Norcross A.. $50
30 ). Nevsda-i2Oc
30 uvorman -2lh - 22a 22%
so Gould n Curry-Sha 81 So so
100 Justics-9h ~ ~ go 81 b Va
$50 Calodouia-SSjc SOC
20 Best X Be.cher-l6 l6b5
100 Belcher-34Jc
10 Savage--6A ~
10 Overmsn- ~
40 Con. Nirginia-@9Z Sobb
80 Hale X Noreross-47Oc b5
20 bullion "a
800 Jusfice-Se
50 Bullion-7s
10 Yellow ckst-sX
235 lila 40c
80 Overman Ply %
80 Gould y Curry M
800 Leeds-l95c
80 Mexican-yh 9A
40 Alpha-l0N l0s
200 Caledonia 370c
100 Rye Patch-3H
100 Lady Bryan-a5c
30 Best h Belcher -l5S
5 Con. 'v~irginia-30
sos Gould x Curry-SS
70 Halo 4 Norcross-460c 57oc
70 Crown Point-4
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Eureka to San Francisco....-...-...653 miles
kureks to Palisade connected by
the Eurska and Palisads Mar.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH ELECTION !
BRILLIANT VICTORY OF THE
REPUBLICANS!
Republicans, 800 M~acMahOnites, 2lO {!
New Elections Necessary in Eleven
Districts
'epublicans, 800 MacMahOnites, alO !!
No Disturbance Mt the PoiIsi

New YORK, October 10.
An Associated Press dispatch says:
The election in France for members of
The Chamber of Deputies passed off
quietly, no disturbances having been
reported mp to $3.50 o'clock this morn.
ing. A dis patch Of this forenoon stale,
that the returns from 1913 arroudisse-
ments show the election OF 24S Repub-
licans and III MacMahoni,es In eight
ACCOMPLISHMENTS n second ballot will he
required. Thus far the Republicans
lose 80 seats aud gain IA. Among The
Deputies elected are Gam beta, Grevy,
Paul De Cassagnac and Louis Blanc.
PARIS, October Is.
In a final ircular to the Projects on
Saturday, DE FOrtier, Minister of the
Interior, after announcing Gam hetia's
second sentence, and declaring that 800
constituencies are secure for the Gov
eminent candidates, said the Bourse
the meanwhile raises, thus affirming
its confidence in the Governments
success. A syndicate OF brokers also
telegraphed to the Provinces on Satur-
day as follows: The Marshai's sue
cess is regarded certain. Rente-, 1857
CSC. That figure was touched Satur-
day. probably through the efforts of
the same syndicate, for the purpose Of
influencing the elections; but when the
Bourse closed rentes were l05f 25c
Now that the elections are over peace
fully, and the Republican success is
undoubted, it is worthy of remark, in
contrast with the official declarations
of Saturday, that business was done in
rentes on the Boulevard this morning
at l05f 90c.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Paris dispatches report the election
of 3l5 Republicans. l95 Conservatives,
and eleven arrondissements require a
fresh ballot. The result in twelve is
still uncertain. The Government gains
81 seats. There was considerable ex-
citement last night in front Of the
Figaro office, but the policemen dis.
persed the crowd.
PARIS, Oct. l5-1 p. NJ.
Two hundred and eighty. five Re-
publicanS and 1876 Conservatives have
been elected out of 400 arrondisse-
ments. In ii cases a second balloting
will be necessary. The result in 10 of
these is ex pected to be favorable to the
Conservatives. 1t is considered prob
able that the new Chamber will consist
of about $40 Republicans and 2l0 Con
servatives. Duke de CaZes. Minister
of Foreign Affairs. has been retained
from Puget Theniers, in place of
Leayre.
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PACIFIC COAST.
The Constitution" AfIoat!
CREDITORS OF THE CRIPPLED
CROSSES
The Central Pacific Gets the Best Of
the (iOvePumentf
SAN FpANcIsco. October Il

SAN Francisco. October Is.
For several days divers have been
e~ndesvoring to close the ports and
holes cut in the hull Of the steamer
Constitution. preparatory to raising
her. Late last night they succeeded in
accomplishing the object, and to-day
the water MAS pumped out and the
ship was fioated again, and towed to
the foot of Second street. IL il impos-
sible at present to ascertain the amount
of damage by hre and water, ss the
hold il full of mud, debris and the
water-soaked cargo.
In the ca-e of the United States of
America against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. in the suit brought
To recover five per cent. OF the net
earnings Of defendants road, to be APP
piled annually to the payment Of the
subsidy bonds issued by plaintiff to
the defendant, with interest thereon,
beginning July 18th, 1869. Judge Saw
yer, of the United States Circuit Court,
rendered a decision this morning in
favor Of the defendant. on the ground
that the road was only Professionally
completed at that time, and that fur
Their work was necessary to place the
road in the condition contemplated by
the Government before being fully ac-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-16
NEVADA.
The stAte Fair ut Reno.

RENO, Oct. 10.
The first day of the fair was a grand
success, better than the most sanguine
anticipated. The pigeon shooting tour
naHent was an intere sting feature of
the days sport. The first prize in the
match was a tie between A. G. Pratt
and Chas. smith, DIR. Garner winning
TIE second prize, McCsuley and Ks-
neen a tie for the third and Thomas
Csckin the fourth.
The racing programme was hardly
according To the published list.
''Msdge Duke" gslloped for the Bal.
linette stake, and Earnest" for the
Nevada handicap. A mile and repeat
was substituted for ths 2.mile dash.
The mile dash vas contested for by
Rafael" april Fool' aud MARY
Toinpkins" aud won by "April Fool"
in las. The mile and repeat was won
by sooner" IN l:49H and l:52. IRA
fael" took the first heat in l:4S. This
last race was put up for "Raiael," but
a change of riders on "'Sooner" de-
cided the race in favor of the latter.
the favorite being distanced In the sec
ond heat. There will be two trotting
races To morrow, the $50 and 2:27
class, and good sport is assured. The
pavilion presents a magnificent APP
pearance and il crammed with inter-
estipg and novel exhibits, which are a
splendid credit to the Sagebrush State.
There will be a grand sock parade to-
morrow, Thursday m SATURDAY. The
ladies' tournament takes place Friday
ana Is CREATING much excitement. AL
ready there are 10 entries. The pigeon
shooting tournament will cOnticue un-
Ill Wednesday. The weather is all
that could be desired.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-16

showed the election OF Purman, had
been, by the Supreme Court Of Florida,
declared illegal, and that another IAN
vsss had been made in obedience to
the order of the Supreme Court, which
showed the election of Robert Ii. NJ.
Davidson, nom the First District. Un-
der such circumstances he had felt
bound to place the am of Davidson
on the roll. The other certificate of
Governor Drew simply declared as to
the Second District, that by counting
the vote in certain precincts in Clay
couu y. which the Board OF STATE
Csnvassers had rejected, and
which the SUPP eme Court had said
could not be legally counted, j. j.
Finlay would be elected. Under such
circumstances the Clerk could not see
anything to invslidate the PERSONS
certificate in favor OF Bisbee. and he
had therefore placed his name on the
roll. With reference to Colorado, the
Clerk says the certificate presented by
j. b. Belfon, showed that he was elect
ed on the Sd of October, 1876. at a time
not authorized by the laws of the
United States or Of the State of Colo.
RADIO, while the papers presented by
his competitor, Patterson, were merely
certified CORES of abstracts of ote in
several counties, which votes had
never bee c~anvassed by any Board Of
Canvassers. The Clerk had therefore
declined to place either name on the
roll, but had lett the matter tor the
House, after the organization, to deter.
mine. Holt. of Maine, rose tn what he
called a question of the highest privi-
lege; The right of a member to his
seat. while at the same moment, Wood.
of New York, rose tn what he asserted
to be the question of highest privilege,
namely, the organization of the House
by the election of Speaker. Af;erthe
roll had been finished, Mr.. Randall
was elected Speaker.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-16

0e8vA
Ithsp pretty sale bet that silver will
bo romonetized now.
In the lexicon Of business life there
10 decidedly such q word "a fail.
The Fidelity having failed. some q
ouyht to start the Inhdelity.
II we want to make peace for all ACC
tons let n all rise and give the rebel
yell.
George @. Cannon and Brigham
Young. Jr.. are on their way to Wash
ington.
The elitor Of . Detroit paper re-
marks that q. w. Curtis tried to cut
things too much bias.
1t In stated that Governor McCor-
nick 10 still, In fact. Secretary OF the
National Republican Committee.
II is currently reported that SecFe-
larry 6churz will o o visit . promi-
nent physician in order 10 have poll
tics removed from him.
Gen. Ben Butler believes that soms-
thing should be conceded to the senti-
wsuts ri the South. We are glad that
Butler 10 getriug 10 Be spooney.
Blus Jeans Williams thinks that q
msp = drink - much whisky in
coo5epou closhes - he ran 10 purple
s3dens linen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-16
TINE FRENCaa ELECrION.

We have news from the election In
Fraace up to l o'clock r. NJ. yesterday.
Enough Wa known mp o that time to
render It absolutely certain that the
Republicans have carried the day,
electing approximately $40 Deputies to
2lO for the Opposition. Eleven dis
tricts arc still In doubt, and owing to
irregularities, Il IL stated that new cleo.
tioss will be ordered. Tho r friends
Of Republican government have
achieved Q brilliant triumph. consider
ing the great odds against which they
had to struggle. The full power Of the
Government, in fragrant and tyranni.
cal disregard Of the fundamental law
of the land, with the combined sup
port and prayers of the clergy, was all
thrown against them. Their promi-
nent msn were imprisoned and their
newspaper we're suppressed. To have
achieved success under circumstances
like these, 10 . fortunate result, worthy
OF the highest praise. The glad tidings
cannot fail 10 carry joy to the heart Of
every true F~renchmsn, and at the
same time quicken the blood OF all
lovers Of Republican institutions
the civilized world. We
sincerely rejoice that the election
peacefully. and terminated in a
decisive victory for the party OF the
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NEW TO-DAY.
LOOK At THIS
AUCTION.

T WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
i THURSDAY, Oct. 18th, 1877, at IL O'Clock
~, the entire furniture OF the ron HOUSE.
situated on Lower. Main street. This is ,pe
Of the largest md best selected assortment
Of furniture ever offered for sale in Eurek..
consisting in part Of
WALNUT. COTTAGE AND HARDWOOD
DOUBLE. THREE-QUARTER AND
SINGLE BEDSTEADs: DOUBLE.
THREE-QUARTER AND SINGLE
SPRING HAIR AND PULU MATRES-
sEs; DINING, CHAMBER AND 9TH.
Err TABLES: CHAIRS; BRUSSELS
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CAR.
PETS: TOILET SETS. BLANKETS.
COMFORTS, PILLOWS; STOVES, ETC.
ETC.
Now. want every bod y to scme and gst
bargains.
Sale without rexerve.
Ga. A. DAVIS. A~uctionssr.
Eureka, Oct. u, 1877. oi6-td
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cepted-which work was not complet.
ed until October, 1874.
The creditors of the suspended firm
of Cross & Co. held a meeting at III
o'clock. A committee Was appointed,
consisting Of A. MckinIlay, Of the
Bank of British North America, Tbos.
Brown. of the Bank of California, and
Jas. ID. Walker, of Falkner. Bell & Co.,
to examine into the condition Of the
assets n liabilities of The firm, and
report at a meeting of the creditors,
called for Thursday next, as to the po-
sition of the firm and the best course
to be adopted in the settlement of its
affairs. Gentlemen of the firm state
that the complications of this branch
with that at Valparaiso, and with the
home house, render it impossible to
make any definite statement al present
MS 10 the prospects Of the firm.
Rain In Southern CaIiFornia-El
PasO's Reign Of Terror.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. IA.
1t commenced raining this morning
about 4 o'clock and poured down In
torrents for over two hours, filling
the gulches and rivulets TO overflow
ing and soaking the ground.
The Union has the following dis
patch from Tucson: Advices from El
Paso show a most serious and threat
ening state Of affairs. The entire low
err portion of FL Paso county Is in pos
session of a mob, and Americans
throughout the county have sban-
doned their homes and fled to FL
Paso for safety. Judge Howard, who
killed Louis Csrdes at El Paso on the
10th instant, just succeeded in max
ing his escape TO MesIlla.
where he still remains. Cards is
said tn have been the leader OF the
mob. who are all the more desperate
and threatening, in consequence OF his
death. The sheriff of Ell Paso is also
at Mesilla, but he refuses to return
with Howard, as the latter would be
killed Immediately by the mob. while
the Sheriff himself will be killed If he
dares 10 return without Howard. Lieu
tensnt Payne, who is in charge Of a
detachment OF troops, a four com-
panies will be required to suppress the
mob. A large number Of outlaws are
encam ped near the county seat. They
declare they will fight the troops il the
latter attempt To make arrests. Judge
Baker i5 en- route from Fort Davis with
troops to restore order.
Suicide at Woodland.
WOODLAND. Cal. Oct. Is
A man named Tindsll, aged about
IS. committed suicide at knights Land.
ing last night by taking strychnine.
No cause assigned. lie had lived
there two or three years.
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Lines to a Girl with a Wart on Her
Nose" ia rejected. We object to the
unfeeling pleasantly In the first line
Thou wart 40 near and yet SO far"
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TEE State Fair at Reno opened yes
oerday under favorable auspices.
Soms reference to the sams will be
tound In our tslsgraphic columns.
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A Detroit editor would like to see a
picture representing the meeting be-
tween John D. Lee and Brigham
Young.
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DEEP MINING.

Twenty years ago the deepest min
ing shaft in the world reached only
about 1000 feet below the surface. The
very deepest, we believe, was . metal
liferous nine In Hanover, which had
been carried down to . depth of 900
feet. The deepest perpendicular shaft
to day IL the Adelbert shan in = silver
lead mine in Prixibram, in Bohemia.
which has reached y depth Of $3.50
feet. The attainment OF that depth
was made the occasion Of . three
days festival, and still further no.
ticed BY striking of . large number of
commemorative silver medals Of the
value of . norin each. There Is no re-
cord of the beginning Of work on the
mine. although its written history
goes back to 1927. Quite recently an
elegant commemorative volume has
been written and printed, which is
most interesting reading to those who
have . taste for either the ~actualities
or antiquities of mining industry.
There are two other localities, however,
whore . greater depth has been reach
cd than ct the Adelbsrt shaft, but not
In . perpendicular line. There sre: l.
The Rocksalt bors-hole. ear Spsren-
berg. not far from Berlin, which, . few
years ago. had been bored to . depth
Of AIS feet. 2. The coal mine OF
viviers Remus. In Belgium, where the
miners. by shah.sinking. together
with boring. have reached = total
depth OF 3,542 feet. Turning from
these two mines, no shaft, in unbrokeu
perpendicular line, has as yet exceeded
the depth Of 3,2S0 feet.
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YESERDAy's Proceedings Of Con-
gress will 10 found 10 full In our
Washington advices. MI. Randall Is
rs-sleetsd to the Spsaksrship. The
Seusts goes on with its old officers.
Morton, Sharon and Mcmillan were
absont.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-16

THE Refer 10 informed that the
SENTINEL does not find fault with the
Presidents policy. The policy ought
10 suit most Democrats. Its effect OH
the Republican party il about all we
have had to say about 1t. Our tom
msnts have been wholly non partisan.
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DIED.

in Eureka, Oct. Is Johnny. only son OF DR..
j. y. ana Ann keecc, aged years, | month
and y days.
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suicide at Woodland.

WOODLAND. CAL. Oct. Is
A man named Tindsll, aged about
SIS. committed suicide at knights Land.
ing last night by taking strychnine.
No cause assigned. lie had lived
there two or three years.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
CON
THE ORGANIZATION OF BOTH
HOUSES!
CLERK ADAMS EXPLAINS HIS ROLL +!
Randall Elected Speaker
Caucuses. Nominations, Etc.. Etc
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
c 0 n G R ESS |!
ERIK ADAMS EXPLAINS HIS ROLL
Randall Elected Speaker !
Caucuses. Nominations. ETC.. Etc

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
There was an extra meeting OF the
Cabinet to-day to consider nomina
tons 20 be sent to the Senate.
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ESPECIAL TO THE pArLr sENrrNEL.l
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NEW TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
CLERK ADAMSS ROLL.

SALARIES DEPENDENT on ia COLORADO CONTEST
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The Clerk or the
House of Representatives to-day in the course OF CONVEX
ston said that up to this time had furnished to the
Treasury Department the names Of such members OF
Congressclect only he satisfied ought TO so upon
the roll The information had been asked by the De
parmen in order that might know to whom install
mcnls of salary might be paid The clerk also furnished
the proof which he thus acted There are some ce'
tfcates of election about which he ,pposes there may
be difference of opinion, and these ne Is now careiuy
considering with 10 q correct CONCLUSION, anu
that he NAV act In the premises in conformity Win what
he understands to be the requirement of law
TIE clerk to-day received brief from NV Patterson OF
do who denies the right OF Mr. Belford to seat
in the next Congress the ground that he could not DC
elected at the same el, ction to fiji the fragment OF
term in the XLIVth and full term in the XLVh Con
crcss The convention provided That one representative
from the STATE lrgc should be- elected al tue HS
election under the Constitution, ana lneIta''l az
times and ulaccs may be prescribed by law MI RAT
tcr,on contends that such provision has hot ot.
made by the state, his election Is Vdhu ultf thc
general laW If COnress which eStab'hts thC iucsuas
next after tae first Monday in November as the uay III
each o. the Sttcs and Territories IO me elcclIoh vi
Representatives and Delegates TO tie NLNth Congress
The g. ERIK say. he carefully considering ne law
and all tie facts OF the OF cont - bctWteH MS
Patterson and Bedford ana therefore cannot us ~
even pretcnd to know exactly what ne VIII 40 Win re-
gard to Colorado. Ills duty, however, requires th''t
before eac meeting of Congress lie SNAIL ace "n nc
roll the names of persons ONLY whose cINu' ''''
sluw that ticy regularly elected ID dccold"hCv
with the law of tie state IT the general law 81 tt NM"
states The clerk before INN two sets OF ccrtHcteS
iron Iuusa. a. one OF tucm from Gov Kellogg SlNIh1
m, Republicans four and Democrats Two members
and ne other from Gov Nichols giving me Dtlh"tIdta
four aid the Republicans two members OF tue House