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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-20

DY G. E. GIRARDEY. MISUNDERSTANDING
p No. 81 Camp street-FRIDAY, May 80, 1879
at ii O'Clock a. M. will be sold at public auction
on the premises No. 14o Royal street. between
Toulouse and st. Peter streets, BY. virtue and In
pursuance Of two several orders from the Hon
i. a, Monroe Judge of the Third District Court
for the parish of Orleans dated the second OF
April, 1879. and rendered in the above entitled
matter, to effect partition
BED AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE. etc
Terms-Cash before delivery. my20 I'd
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of Laclnda Rogers.

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= ish of Orleans. No. 4O,4s4-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present not1flcat1on.
sented by the administrator OF this estate
should not be approved and homologated.
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with.
By order of the court.
myI5 90 "a JOHN HERBERT. CLERK.
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TESTIMONIALS.
CRESCENT CRY SUGAR REFINERY.
New Orleans, January IS. 1879.

Mr.. Hugh w. Montgomery. Agent Messrs. John
d. Moore & Co.. 2el, 262 and 1853 Broadway.
New York. for Vtgier's Improved French
Dear SRI have tried the .disincrustant you
are the agent for thoroughly. We have been
using 1t for several weeks. | did this rs per
ing experiments. / can only say that am glad
that have given the .disincrustant q trial; for
kind that have ever used. It comes UP to all
its claims on It's printed circular, and In future
| shall recommend Messrs. A. Thomson & Go.
preference to any other process for disincrust-
Ing steam boilers. remain, very respectfully.
JAMES T. KING,
Engineer Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
We indorse the above. ~
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery Il Co.

LARGE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF RARE
AND VALUABLE BOOKB.g
Theological. Classical and Miscellaneous.
TO BE SOLD AT NO. 81 CAMP STREET
at Auction. by
MONTGOMERY & CO.. Auctoneers = On
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY May q
and %, commencing each evening at ~ O'Clock
Sale positive and without reserve
The Auctioneer will attend faithfully TO any
orders for the purchase Of books for parties
who are unable to be present ut sale.
Catalogues now ready. my1s 5t
MONTGOMERY / GO, AUoT1oNEERs.
HORSES. MULES, BUGGIES. HARNESS. Etc.
Every wednesday and saturday.
E. AT IL O'CLOCK A, NJ.
MONTGOMERY'S TATTERSALLS.
de31 6m No. 10 Baronne street.
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RAILHOADA.
NEW ORLEANS, SPANISH FORT, AND
LAKE RAILROAD

Until FURTHER NOTICE THE TRAINS
and o. M. and every half hour after. Last
train from city at $50 D. M: from the Lake at
$50 .. m. During the week at 8 80 and a. M,
and every hour after: last train fromsthe city at
D. NJ: from the Lake at 8 D. m.
T. s. WILLIAMS,
my4 I'm Superintendent.
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THE THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING NO
154 JULIA between st. Charles and Camp
streets.
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THREE STORY BRICK STORES. CORNER OF
LAFAYETTE AND COMMERCE STREETS.
TO CLOSE THE MAENHAUT ESTATE


DY G. E. GIRARDEY. Actioneer-Ofii 81
d Camp street-SATURDAY, May "a. 1879. at u
o'clock M, at the St. Charles Auction Exchange.
will positively be sold ct public auction- nn,,r
"THE THREE THREE STORY BRICK
STORES. forming the northeast corner OF La
fnyette and Commerce streets. In the square
bounded by Commerce. Poydras. Lafayette and
New Levee streets. The property comprises
three lots Of ground. measuring each about rs
feet inches front On Lafayette street, "a feet 8
inches width in the rear, by about 65 feet s
inches In depth and front on Commerce street.
Together with all the buildings and improve,
ments thereon. designated by the Nos. Al, 49 and
81 Lafayette street Near the leading whole
sale houses Of Messrs. d J. Hart Il Co., Burke y
Thompson, Pohlman & Son. CHmors Il Co.: and
the great railway depots. the levee and the Wes-
tern produce centre. renders the property ex-
ceedingly desirable for warehousing and man
ufacturing purposes.
Sale is positive, without reserve.
Terms-One-third or more cash. at the option
of the purchaser, and the balance at one and
two years. for notes specially secured by mort.
gage and vendors lien, bearing all the usual
clauses of 8 per cent per annnm interest. per
cent attorney 8 fees. policy OF insurance trans
ferred and the purchaser to assume the taxes
due and exigible In 1879 over the price,
Act Of sale before q. DeArmas. ESD, notary
public mt purchasers expense myl7
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NUt HVIN SHHf11sys
s.,7.5--y--@,,-,-S1lo--s,e@szss'~--~'|>.y1-<'-
BY C. Z. Girardey.
TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

ELEGANT PARLOR. BED AND HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. PERSONAL EFFECTS ETC.
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We indorse the above.
LEEDS FOUNDRY.
New Orleans, February 3. 1879.

LEEDS FOUNDRY,
New Orleans, February 3. 1879 !
Mr.. Hugh w. Montgomery. New Orleans. La
Agent for Vigier's Improved French Process
for DISTINGUISHING Steam Boilers:
Dear Sir-After having used the Vigier' Pro-
cess for some months. and given 1t g fair and
full trial. we can state that 1t has produced the
most satisfactory results on our boilers by re-
moving incrustations and effeetually prevent
ing the formation of the same.
We cordially recommend 1t to those using
boilers. ARCHIBALD MITCH ELL.
Superintendent Leeds Foundry
HENRY RENNYSON,
Chief Foreman.
LEEDS & CO..
Proprietors Leeds Foundry
Discount to the trade. Send for circulars tc
Hugh w. Montgomery. 100 Common street. New
Orleans. Sole Agent for the Southwest and
Island of Cuba.
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A SUPERIOR INVESTMENT. AND ONE Oh
the best Business Stands near the
Magazine Market.
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Two r.. aIRARDEY, Auetioneer--Off No.
IS ., Damn street SATURDAY. May a. 1873,
at y, o'clock M. at the st. Charles Auction Tx
ahanpe will positively be sold at public auc-
Hon by consent of parties. to pay mortgage.
the following described properly ,rcrnnYv
i FOUR HANDSOME AND RE q y ITl,n
RiIiII,T DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME COT;
tTAaES forming the southeast corner OF Third
ana At Patrick streets. In the square bounded
bv Third. Fourth. st. Denis and st; Patrick
streets, The property comprises six lots. desig-
nated by the letters A. b. G. ID. y and I. on plan
a. per A. DArmas ESD. surveyor. dated the
seventh May 1879 measuring q total front OF
I'D feet on Third street by 127 feet 10 inches IN
depth and front on St Patrick street. The
nronerty will be subdivided. The improve,
mentg are nearly all comparatively new. ana
we'll adapted for small families. rom
q. THE FRAME UBLE TENEM EMF COT
TAGE DWELLING on st, Denis street u II, the
square bounded by Dryades, st. Denis. Third
nnd Fourth streets, The lot measures 50 feet
q inches front on ut. Denis street BY 100 feet In
depth, between parallel lines: The dwelling
contains four rooms. gallery. shed and cistern
to each tenement,
forms One third or moro cash. at the ,pur-
chaser's option, and the balance at one and two
wears. for notes specially secured by mortgage
and vendors lien. bearing all the usual clauses
oil per cent per annum interest, 5 per cent at
torney's fees policy of insurance transferred,
and the purchaser to assume the taxes due and
exigible in 1879, over and above the price OF ad-
iudication. - a.,
public. at the EXPENSE Of the purchasers. my17
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AND SOUTH POYDRAS STREETS.
RY @. E. GIRARDEY. Aqctioneer-oface 81
ID Camp eet-SATURDAY. May "a. 1879,
at 70 o'clock M, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change. will positively be sold at public auction,
W THE HERE RED b STORE AND TENEMENT PROP
ERTY, forming the corner Of franklin North
and South Poydras streets. in the square
bounded by Franklin Liberty, North and South
The lot comprises the entire frontage, on
Franklin. between North and South Poydras
streets. measuring 80 feet inch lines front
on the former by % fee- 8 inches in depth and
front on each of North and South Poydras
1t ID improved with a substantial story
frame building. front and side galleries, and
large store below. and the rear and upper por-
ton arranged for tenement dwelling. Located
In a thrifty neighborhood. near the Poydras
dered very productive 1t Is specially adapted
for the grocery and liquor business, the drug
or shoe trade.
Terms-One. half cash. and the balance at one
year for note specially secured by mortgage
and vendors lien bearing all the usual clauses uses
attorneys fees. policy OF insurance TRANSFERRED
and the purchaser to assume the taxes due and
Act Of sale ut the expense Of the purchaser.
before w. J. Castell. notary public. my17
A GOOD DOUBLE COTTAGE, PICKERY AND
Building Lots on Religious. between st.
James and Celeste streets.
DY G. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-- Office
p No. 81 Camp street--sATyEDAY. May "A,
1879. at IL o'clock M at the St. Charles Auction
Exchange. will positively be sold at public auc-
Il /. THE DOUBLE TENEMENT FRAME
COTTAGE on Religious. IN the square bound
ed by Religious, Tchoupitonlas Celeste and St.
James streets. The lot measures 81 feet IL
inches and s lines front by 1877 feet 10 inches
ahu THE HE D 81 INN pICKERY PROPERTY AND
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND. designated 3, 4. 5
and 6. measuring each about 81 feet II inches
and lines front on Religious street by about
127 feet in depth.
Terms-One half or more cash. at the option
Of the purchasers and the remainder aton and
two years for notes with all the usual clauses
OF vendors lien, per cent per annum interest,
per cent attorneys fees. policy Of insurance
transferred, and the assumption of the taxes
due and eligible in 1879, over the price OF adJu-
dication.
Acts Of sale before Joseph Coin, Esq, notary
public. at the expense Of the purchasers.
my1T to
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. e. Girardey.

THE Two-sToRY BRICK, STORE AND
Dwelling, No 5so Magazine. between ~.
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In THE MATTER OF j. G. BIENVENUE VS.
HENRY @. BONCHER EFT AIS.
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posITIvE sALEOF -FOUR HANDSOME COT
5aaes. corner of Third and st. Patrick
streets. and on st. Denis. between Ihird
and Fourth streets.
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A FIRST RATE BUSINESS STAND. NEAL
POYDRAS MARKET.

THE RED STORE AND TENEMENT PROP
ERTY, CORNEP OF FRANKLIN, NORTH
AND SOUTH POYD1AS STREETS.
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Missouri has O new law forbidding men 10
meet for military drill unless legally organ
lied. This il aimed at the st. Louis Socialists.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. E. Girardey.

comfortable sea-shore residence situated 1t at
West Pascagonla. containing sixteen s roo faet
On the gulf BY 500 feet. more or less In depth; a.,
Terms One half cash and the balance 81 i 2ae
wear for notes bearing the usual vendor 9 llen
and mortgages clauses Eight per cont interest,
five per cont attorneys fees. etc. ,u,z,,.o, b.,
Acts of sale before the notary deslgnaIsu ~ ~
the auetioneer at the expense OF inc patonaeoi'
mytT I'd --------~
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Third District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 25,57S.
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my4 i'm
HICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW Oh.
LEANS RAILROAD.

REAT JACKSON ROUTE.
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POSITIVE SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF DE
PARTURE
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Assembly.
Journal read aud approved.

Journal read aud approved.
Speaker CASTOR appointed Mr. Howe
on Committee Of Education 20 ill va.
cancY caused by tho death Of Mr. Wash
on joint Committee establish State Bu-
reau Of Labor, Messrs. Fisk Of Eureka,
N Smith of Storey; rs joint committee
to investigate into affairs at Orphans
Home, Messcs. Kennedy and Beard.
Enrolment Committee reported the
correct enrolment OF several bills and
resolutions.
Committee on Federal RelationB-
Senate joint resolution 10. 4 recon-.
mending it's passage ;aIso Assembly Joint
resolution No. 8.
by Foulks-rhrt q committee OF three
DO appointed TO wait on Hon. IL. II.
Mighsls and extend hira the use Of the
Assembly chamber 70 deliver an address
on taxation. Foulks, Irvine aud Hanna
appointed as such committee.
. Mayhugh-Assembly Joint resolution,
providing for the protection of settlers
in northeastern Nevada against hostile
indians. abstracts Erysds's repro.
sentatiyes to procure the prcscrcs ct
Camp Haileck Of two additional military
comparie1). Road q second time.
Dayies-Of "a bill TO provide for a
supply of water for the State Capitol
u Orphans Home grounds.
Smith Of Storey, by leaye-Ln Act
for the relief Of Jerry Schooling. late
treasurer OF Nevada. (iieuumerates
MIN for $40 lost in counterfeit money
receivod.) Referred to Committee on
Claims.
Lawson. by lesve-Relating to cleo
uons Ut amends the present law,
making il O misdomanor for persons
having names printed on tickets in
place OF regular nominees.) Referred
TO Committee on Elections and ordered
printed.
Fulton-Also relating to elections.
Makes II n misdemeanor, punishable by
imprisonment, for persons buying or
selling votes.
Plummer-To regulate proceedings
In civil Courts Of Justice. Ordered
printed and referred to Judiciary Com.
mitteo.
Robinson To provide for the Regis
tration OF electors, and punishment Of
fraudulent voters. Referred 10 Com
mittto on Elections.
Smith OF S.orey-To legalizo certain
contracts made by tho Board of Alder.
men OF Virginia City. Referred to tho
Virginia delegation.
Gaston-To create the Office OF on
cial Reporters for District Courts in
districts having n population of 5000.
Referred to Storey county delegation.
GENERAL FILE.
Assembly joint resolution No.S-Aak-
Ing Congress for mn extension Of time by
United States Of the land grant nude to
the State Of Nevada for college pur-
poses. Resolution passed by unani-
nous vote.
Senate joint resolution relating TO
granting pensions TO surviving soldiers
and sailors Of The Mexican war. Passed
unanimously.
At 1880 Assembly adjourned.
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IadIAu Har,ars.

A bill has been introduced In Con-
gress requiring the Secretary Of War
to ascertain AID report 70 Congress
next session the mount and value Of
properly destroyed by Indians last year
belonging to citizens Of Oregon, Idaho.
aud Montana, as a basis fo- their being
paid for the same by the United States.
OF course it is nothing more than JUS
tice that the United States should pit
its citisens for property destroyed by
the Indians, but the great trouble about
1t is that there are alwaysR great many
fraudulent claims gotten up which
makes it difficult and expensive for
those having just claims o get them al
lowed. And OF account Of the heavy
expense attending the collection Of a
claim. parties in estimating their losses
frequently place them higher han they
really are with a view of covering n
portion OF the expense q collection.
The Reno Gazette in a receut article
on this subject made n Slaring misrep-
resentation of the feeling among set
tlers on the frontier in roferauce to
Indian WARS. The representation made
was that ''rancher suffer no loss. II
he is robbed by the Indians the govern
ment is bound TO pay for every hoof
stolen, md for all the hay. beef or
horses he sells tho troops he gets the
highest prices" J
1t will certainly occur to every per-
son who reads the article in the Gazette
that the fact hat the lives OF the from.
tier settlers are constantly endangered
in times Of Indian wars would be in
consistent with the feeling Of indiffer.
ence which is represented as existing
among those settlers IN regard TO Indian
wars. And besides nearly all of the
settlers on the frontier are poor people
and Il they should lose all they have,
us they very frequently do. OF course
they would be utternbly unable to pay
tho expense Of collecting their claim
against the government. 1t is true
that there il y class Of spectators in
tho frontier settlements, who make
their money during Indian wars, and
who arc always anxious for troubles &c
arise, but as Tor any other class of citi
Gems sharing in hat feeling, it is utter
~ contrary TO The fact.
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NEVADA lEclsMTuRs.
NlNTM SESSION


9eAaAo'
Nr. Stewart. one from Storey, in op.
petition 20 tho anti.shot-Run policy.
Mr.. Doolin. me from EarekA county,
iavoring . Law TO better enabIo tho COL
lection OF sr.nll debts.
Mr.. Powning. from Committee on
State Affairs. recommending the bill to
create = State Board OF Health with
amendment.
Mr.. BoaIdmAn. from the Judiciary
Committee. against the resolution grant
Ing leave OF absence 10 Treasurer of
Humboldt county. The resolution was
Afterwards indefinitely postponed.
BY Mr.. Wheelcr-That smoking be
prohibited in the Senate chamber prior
TO the adjournment of the Senate.
Adopted.
Gallagher-To amend an act author.
king the Board of Commissioners to
Issue certain bonds. Ordered en-
CROSSED.
To amend an Act concerning crimes
and p%unishments. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Stewart-to amond an Act concerning
crimes and punishmeuts. Referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Powning-To amend an Act concern
Ing conveyances. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Comins-An act relating to wills.
Referred to Judiciary Committee. .
To amend en- Act to provide for the
purchase Of the Territorial bonds. Ro-
ferred to the Committee Of the Whole.
An Act 10 amend an Act to provide
for the State debt proper. Referred TO
Committee Of the Whole.
Assembly Bill concerning Sotaries
Public was referred to the Eureka dele
CATION.
The Hyman relief bill wag postponed
until Wednesday at II NJ.
By Stone-To elect three Regents Of
the State University on Tuesday, Jan.
2lst. Adopted.
An Act to amend an Act entitled An
Act TO secure liens to mechanics. Passed.
An Act to prohibit rio.ous and unlaw-
ful proceedings on mining property.
Lost.
To croato n State Board Of Health.
Ordered engrcssed.
To provide for the payment Of certain
indebtedness of White Pine county.
Ordered e~ngrossed.
Adjourned.
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Assembly.

Senate concurrent resolution calling
. joint convention OF the two houses for
the election Of Regents Of State Uni.
Versity NJ IL ~. to-day ooncurred in.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Committee ON Claims reported tho
correct ougrossing of tho drug and pat
ent medicine bill.
Smith, from Virginia delegation, re-
ported favorable on tho bill 10 legalizc
certain acts OF Board Of Aldermen; also
favornblo on bill allowing Board Of
Commissioner Of Storey 10 mako Ger
tain transfer Of county funds.
Pouell-oia bill relating to primary
elections.
Taylor-ro cSomp; priaHng Offices
from execution.
Mayhugh~To ALLOW swino 10 DO Tree
commonors from toe lot day of Noycn.
bet 10 the ist day Of May OF zach Year.
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i-NrGopucrroN or rrLLa.

BY 0aston-Au Act TO requisite fares
and freigbts On railroads running with
in the borders Of the State of Nevada.
tI.is generally believed that this bill
was prepared by II. K. Aighels.l Re-
fsrrrd 10 Committee on Corporations
Apd Railroads. and tvice the usual num-
Der of copies ordered printed.
Wilson, by lcave-An Act to provide
far the government Of the State Prison.
Places the control of the prison in tic
hands OF n State Board OF Prison Com
~missionnrs. consisting Of Governor. Sec
rotary Of state and Attorney General,
giving them the privileges of selecting
Warden and otbea officers. Referred to
Committee on State Prison and ordered
printed.
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REvEiLLE. Grant has written thathc
will pay his wi expenses on tho stca.
mcr Richmond. The cunning man
knows that his W bills will amount to
a .riflo rs compared with tho expenses
OF coaling Il steamer around tho world n
whole year. Aud Grant knows what
the cost for fuel for that length OF timo
is, as he served a thorough apprentice.
ship under Secretary Robson. Tho
outlay for heating tho body internally
Uncle Sam will probably provide for.
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Assembly.

Melarkey asked leave TO change his
vote OH the Chinese resolution, statiu4
that no voted against the resolution
without proper thought. Granted.
CASTOR presented petitions from citi-
Gems of Virginia and Reno, praying for
the passage Of II law providing for the
collection Of small debts.
Petitions referred to Committee on
Ways and Means, with instruction to
report O bill.
Judiciary Committee reported ~favora-
bio on Assembly bill No. 3; also Assem-
bly, bill No. Is reported back with
amendments without recommendation.
Committee on Elections-Favorablo
on Assembly bill No. 80 trclatiyo to
frauds at electiOns.1 Also favorable on
Assembly bills Nos. 80 and 80. [The
two latter also refer to purifying olec-
tons. ,.sfs-5
Committee on County Boundaries
Unfavorablo to Assembly bill No. IL.
Committee on Llaims-Fayorable on
bill for relief Of Jerry Schooling.
MIR. Gibson OF q bill to amend the
Act incorporating Carson City.
Mr. FaylofYgAn Act to regulate pro-
oeodings in civil cases. 1t amends the
present law by o%xempting printing ma.
terial 10 the pmount Of 50 $1,000 from
execution: PTacrred 20 Judiciary Com.
mitteo and ordered printed.
Williams. rly, leaye-An Act to pro-
vent discrimination in fares and freigh,s
by railroads running within tho limits
of Nevada. Ordered printed aud re.
ferted 10 Committee on Corporations
n Raiiroada., n
Assembly bill, providing for the sot-
Element Of estdtes Of deceased persons,
ordered cngtossod.
Tho tbIoC Election bills above referred
to We're ordered cngrOssod.
Assembly bill No. l7-Fixing number
OF ohicors Of Sob0te and Assembly ana
defining their duties, ordered ~engrossod.
Assembly bill No. 2S--For relief Of
Jerry Schooling. This reimbutsos Mr.
>. $40 lost for tho receipt, whilo State
egsutcr, Of counterfeit money Passed.
Ayes, 40; noes. Q.
Assembly bill No. i2-hu Act proyid.
ing for districting OF tho State into
County Commissioner districts. Made
special order for first Monday in Fob.
ruary nj ~ O'Clock.
Mayhugh, out II order-Introdnced
the following resolution; THAT tho
Chairman OF Judiciary Committee is
hereby requested TO procure suitable
rooms Tor use Of said Committee
Adopted.
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cAnsnN. Jan. 2l.1s7n

CARSON, Jan. 81 1870
The Committee on Miuos aud Mining
reported back, without recommendation
the bill to protect DEALER in mining and
other stocks.
Cassidy--An Act to provide for the
payment OF certain claims. Referred to
COMMITTEE on claims. 1.-The bill appro.
pirates 1857 to q. A. Withorhill and b..
Edison for work in 1901
An Act concerning fees aud salaries
OF county officers. Refused ongross.
ment.