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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
NJ. w. I EW ELL4
Chm'n on part of Senate.
JOHN Z. SEABROOK,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at 4 o'clock.
APPROVFD

The Senate met at o'clock.
APPROVED.
The Governor, informed the Senate that
he has approved the following:
5. B. to amend the anti-liquor law of
Ashland, Benton county.
S. B. to authorize the Supervisors of Lee
fore county to establish free ferries over
YaZoo river.
s. B. to enable Marshall county to borrow
money to build new Jail.
S. B. For relief OF E p. Briscoe, District
Attorney of the Ninth District.
). B. for relief of I. 5. Ford, District At
torney of the Seventh District.
5. B. to amend the Charter of Mississippi
College.
S. B. for removal of the seat of Justice of
Perry county.
S b. Tor relief Of Mrs. Caroline Hester
5. b. to change the time of holding Chan
Gerry Courts in Simpson. Gown gton, Jasper,
Jones and Smith counties, Eighth Judicial
District.
S b. to change the boundary lines of Lin
coin and Lawrence counties.
5. b. TO authorize the Supervisors of
Amite county to settle with Thos. Z. Street
for building bridge over Amite river.
S B. to regulate the tune of sessions of
thu Supervisors of Copiah county.
5. b. granting right of way over certain
State lands to N. j. & G. r. Il.
S. B to amend section 1853, Code of 1871,
in relation to alleged grounds OF attach
ment.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Jewell: To change the name of
the Peoples Bank of Meridian. Passed.
By Mr.. Parish: To change rules of evi
dence in certain cases. Referred.
By Mr. Jewell: In relation to services
in certain criminal cases. Referred.
By Mr.. Morgan: To repeal the liquor
law of fernando, DeSoto county. Passed.
By Mr. Jewell: To prevent appeals in
certain cases acting as supersedeas. Passed.
By Mr.. Parish. For the relief of w. B..
SENATE BILLS.
B. TO withdraw from sale and purchase
certain lands held by the State for taxes.
which had been engrossed was taken up.
| This is the bill known as the abatement act.
Ordered to its third reading. Yeas, Is !;
| nays, IA, absent, 5. Mr.. McCaskiIl who
| would have voted nay was paired off with
| Mr.. Foote who would have voted yea. Mr..
Vance who would have voted yea was
paired off with Nj. FitZGerald who would
| have voted nay.
The bill was lost on its passage. Yeas
| Il. nays. Is.
S B. to create S. ate Board OF Immigra-
| tion- Passed. Yeas, 81; nays, ID; absent
Is.
s. B. to revise and codify the laws. House
amendment coneurred in.
S. B. to authorize the use of street rail-
roads in Brandon. The Senate refused to
concur in the House amendments.
H. B. for the relief of Byhalis, Marshall
county. Passed.
81. C. r. in relation to the petition of cit
| liens of Lowuaes county for a separate
| by inserting the Senators (Messrs. Barry
| and Lee) of the 18th District, and the reso-
luton was concurred in.
| At 6:l0 o'clock, the Senate adjourned.
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Of Wilkinson, Mckenzie, Mclean. McSwine
McWnorter, Nets, Miller of Copi4h. Mont
gomery of Marshall, Montgomery of Oktib
oeha, Moody. Meore. Nelson. Niles, Mum
Parker, Pegram, Perkins, Plntard: Rainey
hamseY. Read of Choctaw. Reid of Coaho
ma Redhead. Richardson, Roane, Roberts
Robinson, Scott. Seabrook, Seal, Stands
Smith, SpiZht, Spints, Stamper. Showers
street, TarveT. Tison, Trest, Tucker, Wall
Warren. Washington, Whitaker, Wilson
Wood, Young OF Calhoun, and Young o.
Panola-ll4.
ABsENT-Messrs. Hicks of Yazoo. Levi
Libby, Magee of FrankliR, Martin and Mil
Ter of PanOla-6.
Mr.. Gallagher chairman, reported II. 3
to provide for the lighting of the Lunatic
Asylum with gas, with substitute, do pass.
Inc Dill was taken up, and substitute adopt
ed Mr.. TisoR moved to strike out 81 500
and insert $3.50 as the amount TO be aD-
propriated. Mr.. Brown moved to tab e.
Carried, and the bill passed. Yeas. 81;
says. Messrs. Cameron, Cooper, Heathman,
Henry, McWhorteT. Tison, Wood and
Young Of Calhnun-7; absent, 20. Mr.. Gal
Iagher moved to reconsider the vote and
table the motion. Carried.
Mr.. Warren presented petition from the
State Normal School of Holly Springs.
Referred.
Mr.. Cook asked that the Journal be cor
rected 80 as TO record him as votin e against
passing II B To reclaim TO the State from
overflow certain lands. over the Governors
veto. The journal of yesterday being in
correct in showing hun as voting yea.
Which correction was ordered, and was
made by the Clerk.
THE SFECIAL ORDER.
at 10 O'Clock the House took up the Ed
ucational bill and considered it section by
section and large number of amendments
were offered, and a number adopt d. Ii is
useless to report them as our readers would
not understand them uule S. they had a cODV
of the bill before them.
By Mr.. Street. That the use of the Hall
be granted the Fire Department of the city
of jackson. at 5 o'clock this evening. for
one hour and half for the purpose of hold
ing memorial meeting of respect to the
late Mr.. Thomas Green.
At 2 O'Clock, the House took recess until
81 O'Clock.
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THIRTY-NINTH DAY.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, February 81, 1878.

4hUASDA1s EcDTuATS z1s 1910
senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Lieutenant Governor SIMS in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev w. II. Watkins. Roll call
PREsENT-Messrs. Allen. Barry, Bills,
Bridges, Callicott, Carter LIST District, Car
tyr 9th District. Cowan, Dowd, Parish,
Jewell, FiEZGerald, Foote. Furlong, Gayles,
Gibbs, Gilbert, Griffin, Hooker, Jackson,
Montgomery, Morgan, oldham, Peery, Pratt,
Reynolds. Rogers, Terry, Thompson, Vance
and West--36.
ABsENr-Mr. Currie-1.
The privileges of the Senate were ex-
tended to Hon. J. G. Hall, of Pamela.
S. B. relating to excessive charges OF
railroads was taken APP. The Committees
substitute was adopted. A mum Der of
amendments were adopted and the bill
passed. Yeas, Is; nays, IL; absent, s.
REPORTS.
Reports were msde from nearly all the
standing committees.
Mr.. PREsIDENT-Your Joint Special
Committee appointed by both Houses I'M
der q Joint resolution and thereby instruct
ed to ascertain and report certain matters
touching the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. the
cost of that portion of said road lying in the
State of Mississippi, the earnings of such
portion since the year 1874, and other mat
tiers set out in said resolution, would re-
spectfully report that they have considered
the same and beg leave to report as fol-
lows:
1. As to the cost of that portion of said
Railroad lying in this State, your commit
tee have not been able to obtain any infor-
nation except that contained in the sworn
testimony of w. Butler Duncan, President
and Receiver of said Road, who came before
your Committee and was examined Said
testimony with certain documents furnish
ed by Mr.. Duncan to your Committee is
herewith returned. From that testimony
il would appear that the cost of that por-
ton OF said Road lying in this State, up &c
its com pletion in 1861, and including only
the road bed, superstructure and permanent
works. was over six million eight hundred
thousand dollars.
2. As to the earnings since 1874, youl
Committee have not been able to get Other
| information than the testimony of Mr.. Dun
can, and the documents aud exhibits fu--
| nished by him, and which are herewith re.
| ta.rned, and which are referred 20 as part d
/ this report.
Your Committee are not able to repOr
more definitely because OF the lateness o
/ the session, and the fact that no other sourc
] vi information were practically accessible
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Mississippi Legislature.
THIRTY-sEvENTH DAY.
NIGHT SESSION.
SENATE
TUESDAY, February 10, 1878.


rNorE.-Thc exact language Of the amend
rlent offered ny Mr.. Cowan to the Senate
/. I'D resolution TO abrogate the anti-du l.
iag section iu the CONSTITUTE n, was as fol-
lows
No persons life shall be fmpcriled by
th. practice of duel!ug; and any person
y ho -hsH hereafter be cJHUicted Of fighting
"a duel or assisting ia the same as second. or
sending, accepting. kaoaiu2 or carrying a
ch#}Ieuge therefor. or going out OF
tine stare. shall be disqualified from
holding any Off e under this Con
stirurI4n and shalt De forever diSfran-
chi-eI ia jui, Safe. The error made in our
report yesterday was leaving out the word
''convic-et."
Senate met at : 80 o'clock.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
s to create State Board ufImmlgr
ton aud for other purpose The substitute
heretofore adopted wa considered section
nv e.ipn. Mr.. Lee offered an amendment
t. the first section, making the Commits
siourrof INN igra,ion, Secretary of State
and State Trra-u, er, the Board of ImE.i-
grafton. which wa adopted.
Mr.. West moved 10 strike ont 81 200 for
She salary Of COMMISSIONER OF lmmigra- ion
and insert 81 800. Mr. Reynolds moved to
table Carried. NJ Rogers moved o - ike
out $1,000 aud insert 800 Mr.. Allen
moved 10 table. Carried. And the section
was adopted. Yeas. y; nays 7; ab.ent, g.
The bilI was CONSIDERED at great length,
and Il aaIIy went over tor en- .rO-smcnt.
At 1912 O'Clock, the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, February 81, 1873.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Roll call:
PREsRNr.-Messrs. AIdrich. Allen, Apple
BasSeit, Bean. Bird, Bizzell, Brown. Bunch,
Cameron, Carter, Catching. Causey. Cham
berlain. Clay, Cook. Cooper, Cunningham
Of Marshall. Cunningham Of Monroe. Dab
Bey, Davidson. Day. Dean, Denham, Dock
Farley Field, Ford, Gallagher. Gholson.
Gibson. Gilmer, Glass, GoOdrum. Gordons
Gwin, Hail. Hampton, Hatch, Heathman,
Henry. Hicks OF Kinds, Hill, H0gin, Hoyle,
iiurt: J"hnsons hsg, s.laueIl Love, dnsk'
Marshall Of Warrsns AicCollnm, McGehee
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY. February. %. 1873.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker Piracy in the Chair. Prayer by
Rev J. T. Zealy, d. ID. Roll call:
PRRsKNT-Messrs. Aidrich. Allen, apple
white, Augustus. Bailey. Baker. Ballard,
Bassett, Bean. Bird. BizzelI, Brown, Bunch,
Cameron, Carter, Catching, Causey, Cham
berlain, Clay, Cook. Cooper, Cunninfiham
OF Marshall, Cunningham Of Monroe, Dab
ney, Davidson. Day. Dean, Denham, Dock
cry, Dozler. Eaton, Edwards, Erwin, Farmer,
Farley, Field, Ford, Gallagher, Gholson,
Gibson, Gilmer. Glass, Goodrum, Gordon,
Gwin, Hall. Hampton, Hatch, Heathmanl
Henry, Hicks OF Kinds, Hicks Of YazOo. Hill
Hoain, Hogle, Hurt, johnson, Key, Liddell
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AFTERNooN SESsION.
At 8 80 O'Clock the Senate met.

At 8 80 O'Clock the Senate met.
The privileges of the Senate were ex-
tended TO Hon. Frank s. White of Clay, ex-
member of the Legi stature of 1867.
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
The special order, S. B. to secure the pay
ment of costs in criminal cases and provide
for working the public roads, was taken up
and considered at length.
The bill was indefinitely postponed, aud
the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WEDNESDAY. February 20. 1878

" ,
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Speaker PERCY in the Chair. Prayer by
Rev. j. L. Z-aly, D. ID. Roll call:
PREsENT-Messrs. Aldrich, Allen, Apple
White, Augustus, Bailey, Baker, Ballard,
Bassett. Bean, Bird, Bizzell, Brown, Bunch,
Carter. Catching, Causey. Cham
berlain, Clay, Cook, Cooper, Cunningham
81 Marshall. Cunningham of Monroe, Dab
hey, Davidson, Day, Dean. Denham, Dockery,
Dozier, Eaton Edwards, Erwin Farley Field,
Ford Gallagher. Gholson, Gibson, Gilmer,
Hlass. Goodrum. Gordon, Gwin, Hail. Ham D.
ION, Hatch. Heathman, Henry, Hill, Hogin
Hoyle, Hurt, johnson, Key. Lewis, Liddeil,
Love, Lusk, Marshall of Carroll, Marshall
10 Holmes, Marshall OF Warren, Martin
GeCollum. Mcsiehee Of WilkinsOns McKeD-
lie, Mclean, McSwfne, McNh0rter, MetEs,
Miller Of Copiah, Montgomery Of Marshall
pgontgomery Of 0ktibbehas Moody. Moore
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At 8 80 o'clock the House met.
By Mr.. Spignt. In relation to the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen of Ripley. Passed.
By Mr.. Reed OF ChOctaw. For the relief
OF X. Boyd and $. K. Boyd. Referred.
THE SCHOOL BILL
The House resumed consideration of the
school bill.
After number of amendments were
adopted, the bill was ordered engrossed,
and the House adjourned.
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NIGHT SESSION

The Senate met at IL O'Clock. Fourteen
@enators present. No quorum present.
Mr.. Thompson moved to adj urn. Car
he'd
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ing inquiry into the advisabiifiy ~ DIVIDING
| the Eighteenth Senatorial Diatrict and nu-
pOru0uing L0wnaes county into separate
1 District, report AS follow IbA after care
/ fully reading the several petitions forwarded
4 by Lowndes county, signed hy large proper
/ ton OF good citizens representing. Do part.
i the largest interests and intelligence OF said
county, and after thorough discussion Of the
subject before the committee, they are of
opinion that in view Of the fact that the nu-
merical strength Of the county legally entities
them 10 separate senatorial Representa-
ton and that where the right exists such ape
p3ruonment should be made, unless the
county objects 10 the same. And, whereas.
no objections have been iutcrposed and the
reasons are all IN favor OF according 10
Lowndes separate representation as her LEGAL
right, said committee advise that the obs
lect OF the petitions % tmei deserve respecffuI
consideration. Your committee would state
that they are uuiuhueuccI hy amy uara1rrT
regard ia cons dcring che matter placed hes
fore them, and chat the late contest iu that
District % no wise shapes their opinion. ana
they bt ieve that while the first mention OF
the subject OF severance OF The District may
have originated in the hCnt IF political cone
troversy aud conhict. that the general move
ment IN the county OF Lowudcs. seeking RI
separate District rs NOT owing CD personal dff-
ferences growing out of the late contest boa
said District. Your committee would fire
Their state that the petitions before them do
not indicate any unfrieudllness ON the part OF
Lowndes county 20 the other counties iu same
Districts.
In view Of the above facts your committee
instruct me 20 submit the following resolution
passed ma committee az part of this report
Resolved, That 10 Is the sense OF this come
mittee that Lowndes county, having the me-
cessary numerical basis, Doc made "a separate
Senatorial District, aud the Representative
from Lowndes county introduce IA bin to that
effect If the said Representatives see proper
to 10 50.
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The Governor, through Mr.. d. w. Rice,
Assistant Private Secretary, Informed the
House that he has approved the following
bills:
FL. B. to provide for maintaining lev ees OF
Tunica county.
Fl. b. to amend the act fixing the time for
holding Courts, approved January 80, 1877.
81. j. r. directing the Secretary of State
to publish in the sheet acts a correct copy
of the act of 1877 in relation to the Levee
Com missioners of Bolivar, Washington and
IsSaqnena counties.
FL. B. to authorize the Supervisors of JAS
per county to register county warrants.
III. B. to extend the time of collecting
the taxes in Harrison, Jackson, Greene and
Perry counties.
Fl. B. to direct the action OF the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen of Baldwin, Lee and
PrentiSS counties.
III. B. to authorize the Board of Super
visors of Coahoma county to protect levees
in said county.
FL. B. to repeal charter of EIlisville, Union
county, approved February 10, 1860.
III. B. to amend the charter of Benton,
YazoO county.
The House resumed consideration OF the
educational bill.
At 5 80 o'clock. the Fire Department be-
ing announced, the House adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

House met at 31a o'clock.
By Mr.. Tison. To amend section l3l,
Code OF 1871, in relation 10 the duties of
Auditor and Governor. Referred.
By Mr. Spight. To confer additional
power upon the Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of Ripley. Passed.
The privileges of the House were extend
ed to Hons. Mr.. Baker, OF Montgomery and
Mr.. Hall, OF Pamela, members of the House
in IS76-77.
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Chairman on part of Senate.
JOuN II. SEAnnooK.
Dhn ussar.H as a.. a.a.sH - HH ....a

Committee under resolution and liability OF
Mobile and Ohio Railroad 10 taxation;
VIM. Butler Duncan being duly sworn, de-
poses and says; II am President Of tho no.
bile and Ohio Railroad, Trustee of che hrat
mortgaged bonds Ofsaid road, and have heen
in possession Of the road as such Trustee nnI
as Receiver Of the United States Court 1.nre
May 1916. / have some data from which IN
am able TO state the cost Of tho conjunction ~
said railroad refer TO the report cd fhn Hn
ceiVer to the company made FOR the farrf rrr-
ending the hrst day OF September latI rE
the operations Of the road lof tte present rr.-.
and contains 1iatemeni of ihe oafI
lCentiaasa en laeIds ~
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APPROVED.

IS76-77.
APPROVED.
The Governor, through Mr.. d.
isistant Private Secretary, infor
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-02-20
Assessment Notice.

LASGGw GOLD AND SILVER MIN
" ing Compsny-Locaticn of lrncipal
place OF business, San Frac cisc,, Csliforria |:
rounty. Nevada Notice ia hereby given.
that ut q meeting Of tho Board of Directors,
held on the Eleventh day of February, 1878,
an assessment tho ~ OF Ten Cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
poration. payable immediately In United
states gold coin, TO the Secretary, at the Office
of the Company, Rom 81 4l9 California
streel. San Francisco, California.
Any stocx upon which this assessment shall
remain paid on the Seventeenth day of
March, 1878. will be del nquent. and advei ised
Tor sale ut public auction, and unlesf DAY mel,t
is made before, wi | be sold on SATURDAY.
the = x'h day of April, 1873. TO pay the delin.
qIeut assessment, together with G. sits of al.
veItising and expenses OF sale BY order of
the Board OF ir ctors
JOHN CROCKETT. Secretary.
Of.ce--Room Il, 4l9. California street. San
Francisco. Cshfornia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-02-20

THE new tariff bill is commented
upon by the Engineering and Mining
Journal as follows: We have already
given in our commercial reports, un-
der their respective heads, the pro-
visions of the proposed new tariff
bill. On the whole it is an advan-
tage over our present complicated
system, for it will cost less to col
lect, will probably produce more to
the Government, and, in most of the
industries to which this Journal is
devoted, it will have no injurious
effect. The bill, considered as a
measure of protection, is moro effec-
tive than was the old tariff some years
ago. No doubt it is unsatisfactory
to free traders, but inasmuch as it
simplifies the tariff, and admits free
some raw materials largely used in
manufacturing, it will probably be
generally acceptable. Special inter-
ssts, whose profits will be reduced
by it, will naturally oppose it vigor-
ously, but the country is too poor to
be taxed generally for the benefit of
o few individuals, and the exercise of
a little stricter economy, or little
more progressive management will,
in most of the special caves, prove a
"protection" full as efficient as that
of the tariff.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-02-20
What Is Tt2

STAR CouaH SYRUPis compound
of horehound, tar and wild cherry,
comb ined in such way as to be ex-
ceedingly pleasant to the taste. The
money is refunded to any person
who gives it q fair trial and reports
its failure to cure the severest case of
coughs, colds, boarseness, asthma,
pain or oppression Of the chest; in
fact, any disease of throat or lungs.
Price, IS cents.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-02-20
PASSED THE SENATE.

Saturday morning at s o'clock the
silver bill passed the Senate by vote
Of 48 to 81. The Senate had been 10
continuous session from Friday noon.
The vote was as follows:
Yeas-Allison, Armstrong, Bailey,
Beck, Booth, Bruce, Cameron Of Penn
sylvania, Cameron of Wisconsin, Chat
fee, Cockrell, Cpok, Conover. Davis
Of Illinois, Davis of West Virginia,
Dennis, Dorsey, Eustis, Ferry, Gar
land Gordon, Grover, Hereford, Howe,
Ingalls,, Johnston, Jones of Florida,
Jones of Nevada, Kellogg, Kirkwood,
McCrcery, Mcdonald, Mcmillan, Mat
thews, Maxey, Merrimon, Morgan,
Oglesby, Paddock, Plumb, Salisbury,
Saunders. Spencer, Thurman, Teller,
Voorhees,, Wallace, Window and
Withers-48.
Nays-Anthony, Barnum, Bayard,
Blaine, Burnside, Christiancy, CoDk-
ling, Dawes, Edmunds, Hamlin, Hoar,
Herman, Lamar, Mcpherson, Mitchell,
Morrill,, Randolph, Rollins, Sargent,
Wadleigh and Wythe-21.
Messrs. Harris and Patterson, who
would have voted in the affirmative,
were paired with Hill and Butler,
who would have voted IN the mega
tive. Ransom, who would have voted
IN the affirmative, was absent on &C.
count of sickness. Eaton, an anti
silver Senator, was also absent.
In case the bill should be returned
to the Senate there would be "a votes
to sustain the veto, distributed geo.
graphically as follows: New England
IL, New York 2, New Jersey 2, Del
aware /, Maryland !. South Carolina
1, Georgia 1, Mississippi 1. Michigan
/, Oregon 1, and California 1. d.
vided politically there would be IA
Republicans and 10 Democrats to
sustain > veto, and "a Republican
and 81 Democratic Senators ready to
pass the bill over it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-02-20
A BILL is before the Legislature of

A BILL is before the Legislature of
Ohio. with good prospect of passing,
which not only makes silver dollars
OF United States coinage full legal
tender, regardless of any action Con-
gress may take on the subject, but it
goes further and authorizes the use
of the present issue of subsidiary
c"ins as full legal tender in all sums
under fifty dollars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-02-20
A MAGNIFICENT pair of fossil ele

A MAGNIFICENT pair Of fossil ele-
plant jaws has inst been received
by the Smithsonian Institute from the
Black Hills. The indications pre-
sented by this animal are that a new
species Of those gigantic pachyder-
mata peculiar to prehistoric times
has been discovered, and pending
this decision lively time among the
PSYCHOLOGISTS may be anticipated.