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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-17
TUSCARORA
AGRICULTURAL
" @ R K s,
G' dDgagn eEa' y
AND
yWagliylSE fiVGIt
Al * LALaAi.A A-AJt 50
MAEJINSBUHG.
Every description Of Foundry and 3t-
chine Work done ut price. Ipwor
than can he had cieeV h,re.

HAVING increased my facilitie4 for
ii manufacturing steam Engine. Boil
ers and Threshiug Machines, aui now
prepared TO DO any Kind Of Boiler o.
Sheet Iron Work. Employing nOne hut
the best wOTkmcn guarantee 40 give en-
tire satisfaction. Ny spccialit,cs are
Steam Engines and Boilers, ThrSsbinC
Machines and Horse Power, api
Jacks Circular saw Mills specially
built for light power.
Smut Machines ard Mil Machinery Of
every description.
Horse, Hay and Grain Rakcs, and
Moving Machines.
Harrows-Plain, Square and Patent
Harrowr.
Also on hand Rubber and Leather
Beliing. Circular Saws. Packing,
Drill and Grain Tubes, Gum Springs
and Feed Rollers for Drills, PloI
Castings, Reaper and Newer Repairs,
Iron Kettles. &c, at prices lower
than can be had in tho cities.
Machine Spikes lower than they can
be had from any one else.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-17
FARMERS 80 MECHANICS
MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE Co.
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Incorporated December The 1871, 1877.
M.4RTTNSBURG, VEST "a.

OFFICERS:
BARNETT CUSHW \. President.
SAMUEL. BUSEl, Treasurer.
A. II. TRONELL. Secretary.
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CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

SHIFTING TOP BUGGlES,
PHI EToNS, RoCKAWATS. Gall styles)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SULKiES,
SLETGHs. Sc Ard am also prepared to manu-.
fucture HEARsEs Of any description. l will
space of one year Any work not coming up
to my representation, will make good Without
one dollars COST 10 tho party buying: will also
rieees, Buggies, SC, therefore to persons who
wish TO petr0uize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
offer an induccmeut for them to buy o! mo in
7tead of going abroad as there can be : substan-
tial work put up HOME elsewhere.
lean ne gotiRie with parties for work at their
homes IL DC sired. if within q days drive, upon
notifying mo at this place.
Than kfuI for the liberal patronage extended TO
me from CIsr Ike, FaUquIer. Loudouu and adjoining
counties. respectfully ask continuance of the
GEO. G. THOMAS.
Phoenix Carriage Work..
Dec. 10, Is73-y. BerryViIle. Va.
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r3'HE undersigned continues to receive orders in
paire, Sc, at his SHOT, ON tho Turnpike loading
10 MiI!wood Having enlarged his capacity for
the production of the best work in every style, he
fee Is con eden: of h.s ability please, and only
ask you to CALL and before Purchasipg else
where as am determined TO furnish work and do
all kinds OF RepRirius 1T as little profit can be
done anywhere. and buy all my STOCK of first
hands therefore feel satitfed that can sell upon
as advantageous terms hs any other shop that
prectica bic, ma Ike to ordor all kinds OF vEHI
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OFFICE OF JoHN r REESE &c Co.,
10 SouTn SrREET, BALTlaaoRE. Md.

OFFICE OF JoHN REESE &c Co..1
10 SOUTH STREET, BALTIMORE, Md.
The Pacific Gmann Company's Dissolved Bone
Phosphate is the highest grade of all fertilizers
offered having no ammenis, and it is the best
knotcn and most popular of all brands which
now being offered under tho same name by sun
dry parties.
It IS very finely ground, is dry. will drill
readily, aud on average soil with fair seasons
aud under proper cultivation. will produce a
flne yield of wheat. Doth to quantity and
crops of clover and grasses.
We orcdibly informed that many parties
are eudeavoriDg to work up a trade on the rep
u.ation of this brand, and are making represen-
tations which are calculated to deeeive farmers.
among whom some of our old patrons may be
found. In general way. We would say. be
careful to get at tho exact truth. ascertain not
only the analysis. but unho the Chemist is, for
all are nnt equally reliable. Examine closely
thc phv steal condition of tile article. and what
ever the appearances. trust rather to that which
you knoU 10 be true, rather than that which may
be. JOHN s. REESE & co
n. a. ALEXANDER, Agent.
Anrust 90, ls1o-1m.
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DR.. SANFORD'S

DIX. SANFUkDS
Liver Inv1SoCator
ia a Standard Family Remedy for diseases OF the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels Il is Purely vege-
table 1t never Debilitates-It ia CaIbartic snd
Tonic. Ithas been used ia my practice and by the
public, for more than IS ears With unprecedented
results Send for Circular. s. n w. SAN
FORD, HI d, 1862 Broadway. New York City.
Any Druggist will tell You its Reputn,ien.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-14

CHoE BL4CKING, Backing Brushes, Horse
. Brushes. Cards and Curry Combs, for sale by
Feb IS. 1879. 8. 8. DALGARS.
.NLATEs and Slate Pencils Pens Penholdets and
Ink for sale BY g. s. DALGARN.
S,1RRY Combs, Horse Brushes and cards. Tor
I sale BY So DALGARE.
EHRENcR BRANDY, tGenuine Imported sold
by LIGHT MITCHELL,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-14

SPICES. '-s'
IREES GINGER, Jamaica Ginger, White Gu.
" ger. Race Gia ger, Long Pepper, Mace. Cloves.
Celery seed. Tumeric, white Mustard for "a Il BY
Sept. 10. 1873. LIGHT & MITCHELL
> Sept. 10. ISIS. LIGHT MITCHELL.
SCHOOL BoOKs--we Sish 70 Dotify oar epr-
- toners aud friends tbst ws are selling sehooI1
Books at 10 per cent Iess tbs sold last yeaf
Have oar stock complete ard will order any book
needed, not hand. Give rs . call and We
prou1ise TO save money for you. ri -4-tfT
Sept. 10, 1878. LIGHT < MITCHELL
FNLAS6 AND PUTTY fusnfshed 40 ebes o rs srrsx-
" house Il. tbe Valley. IL 10 Is. the sdvsDt.rao
of all % call .nd get oar prsess before bsyiprE.
ArriI %. 1879. LIGHT q MfTCHEfJ
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IRON FENCING.


DATENT Steel Barb Fencing-Japaaned or
L GaIvanized-ehespestfe fence made. Call and
examine sample. and get Information concern
ing same from
March. rs, 1873. HORACE BEALL.
DowDER. Shot. Caps. Shot Pouches, Powder
L FIasks, Pistols and Cartridges, for saIe at
dueed prices By HORACE BEALL.
IJARRlsoN BROS (warr.nted purej Ready
III Mixed Paints, as low as any 6rst class goods
In the market for sale By HORACE BEALL.
TTORIPLE Plated silver Spoons and Forks. for
ssle by HORACE BEALL.
IEAMLESS and TziIIing Grain Sacks. for sate
- bv horace BEALLs.
A FINE ASSORTMENT of Walters, Tes, Tray,
"A &c, for .sle at reduced prices. by
Noyember 3, 1878. HORACE BEALL.
rT,lN CHAMBER SETS. Wire Dish Covers,
i Table Mats, Wire Clothes Lines, Bread Boxes
&C. for sale By DURE & GALLAHER.
May 81. 1879.
~ June TO- DUKE a GALLAHER.
TURKEY Tail Feather DnsLeFs-bsttsr than
Ostrich Busters AZ teas than half their cost.
Call and see them All sizes fer safe cheap by
DUKE 4 GAELAHER,
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CUCUMBER Wood and Cast i
~ Pumps. for sale by
BiaY 6. 1873. DUKE &GA
SPECIAL attention given 70 Tin
- Spoutioe-prices low 20 saft ths I
MAv 8. 1879 buKE A. q
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New establishment.
Wnap WORK &RlAaKsMlIHige.

WOOD WORK B BLAaKsMiiHtRH.
IN RcaR having for a number OF years been
IL. engaged at the Machine Shops of Messrs.
weirick Weller. has concluded to operate indie
pendentiy of that firm: and has sssocl.ted wlth,
him his son, J. Marshall Rohr, for the purpose Of
conducting the business OF the
AARUFA GTERE AND REPAIR
of wagons, Drills, Plows, and Farming Impie
ments < generally The sunish Plow will be spe
eialty With this firm. Every description Of work
With an sx of rendering entire satisfac-
ton Charges will be moderate.
Shop pear Toll. G ate in Charlestown:
Drills for Repair ought 10 be sent TO the shop
aimed abroad MAY be secured in good time.
DER. & SON
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MaEsby House.
BALTIMORE, MD.

BALIIMuRE, MD.
THE ssNI ALTBY.'i ia the only Hotel in BAi;i-
1 more conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EURoPE-1.V PL-iNS.
Owing to tho decline in cost Of many articles
appertainiug to our e1penses, the rates of board
have been reduced 10
$500 and 80 so per Dag on thS Eimrican PiGn, and
Sl.G0 to $500 on the EHropsan.
Reing the only Hotel in the country having at
those rates
FIRsT-CLAss PASSENGER
u Il Is " a II q R
snd all modern improvements.
C. HOGAN,
April 2i, 1871 y. Proprietor.
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EReGsJ. r. johnson,
CARPEyTER AND BUILDER.

AM prepared TO contract for the coa.,rue-z
with prOmptItude and ip n wotk ms nj ke manner,
and upon reasonable living terInO, all work com.
m:tted to me. familiarity by years of experience
18th the
Construction and Repair of Houses,
spd ali work in the line of the carpsnter3 and
builder, enc bes Ine contract iutelligontly aud
to execute work substantially md in GOOD style
Orders by mail or othCrwi,e promptly attended
to. solicit hopefully a share of the public
pAtroaaRe- BENZ. F. JohSSoT.
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DITCHING AND EICAYATING.

THE undersigned stiII ofTers his services a
i competent workman in the above line
Ditchins and Excavating of all kin6s-DiRgins
crate rates, aud faithfully executed Orders Jeff
at residence. on West Congress ST.. will receive
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY.
2 1879.
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&1SNN TO 5000 a year, or Ss TO $40
2lcUU day ia your own locality. No risk,
Women do we'll az men. Many make more
than the amount stated above. No one can fsilt
make money fast. Any ore can do the work. You
can make from 59cts to 81 an hour by 6evStipr
your evenings and spare time 10 the bnsinsss. u
costs nothing to try the busiaess. EothiaF ike
II for IeoosJ ms king ever eEsrsd before. Busi-
nesS plea can't ard stTictIy boEOsHhIe Reader, So
sou want TO know AFT about the best paying bvs3-
ness before the pohlIe. send your address. and
Ne will send you foil psTtieulars and private
terms free. Samples worth s6 EIgo free y ON
can make up yO1r mind for youTseIE lAddrefG
GEORGE 8 TISsoS & co. Portland. wstpe.
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Dissolved Bone Phosphate.

Chariestown, jefferson County. w. va.
August 26, 1870 an.
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TO STOCK RAIsERs.

THE under signed having considerable expe.t.
ence in the Eeldiug of stOek, ogers his psofes.
GiOnal gerVices a. the Stock RaissFa Of JtHsrEor
and adj lining COuu ties, prom ising IN tie e1
ecuttOD of work entrusted 10 him. will nIso give
attention to diseases in horace Also has patept
Anti-E0o;eT. which be viii sprlY toH6gs. Letters
will receive prompt atteptinn. Terms reasoBsbIe.
Feb. 10, 1877. JOHN ". SCHARFFER.
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NOTICE.

CUMBERLAND COAL.
Ya7E offer fret lot of Coal for Steam and
w Smiths purposes. at greatly reduced rates.
Will keep constant supply.
July 10. 1871. LIPPITI u CO.
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M EcH a NIeAL.
Carpenter and Bull der,
JAMES w, BuTT

IoNTINuEs tho vigorous pro.ecution Of his
" nyocation Carpenter and Builder, aad will
take ord ~ Tor work nd 70 the came prompt
~ and satsfaetoeily. His experience IL such that
Re can guarantee perfect Workma d ship, nd bic
prices viii eonpsre fayorably with the mcst
resssnabie. Thoee desiring 10 build shonld give
him call. ~
April %, 1878.
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MAKH00D. HOW L0sT, How RE3ToREpI

HFi9ka JnSt puOIiRhed. edition Of DR.
Ai$S1 CulVeFweII's Celebrated Essay
JELLY ON the radical ctuE (VithOut ined ieip.1
OF erE" 1AToRRHGA or Seminal Yves kpess, Invoi-
nnIATy SeIniGni Losses. INP0IEreY, AentaIs and
PhJsicai Ineapaeity. Impediments 10 nIarriare.
etc; also. C"StrNPTIoS. EPILEPsS sEd Prs. In.
6need BY seHiHd"igeneO or sexual extrsypEspee.
The celebrated author, in this adm ISabte Ess.Y.
clearly demOnsuates. Ir' IN a thirty years. sHce
cessfui Practice that the RlaT ming eoaseouepeea
OF self abuso may be radically cured without fbe
dangerous of Internal ed iciBe or the epplIca
Oncc simple. certain, and eGectu6I, By means %
which every sufferer Hls tier Whist HE eonditton
may be. msy cure himself Chez ply, privately. and
radically.
o0- This Lecture should be In the hands Of every
youth nd every man in the land.
Sent free. under zeal. in . plain nvelope 10 a1y
address. AddresG the pnbIiAhefa. -
THE CULyERwELL MEDICAL CO..
a. Ann 81 New York, Peat oGice. Boz 1850.
June "a. 1879 ".
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15
WHAT A COMSTOCKER THINKS OF
THE "LOCAL" RAILROAD.

A pungent writer who styles himself
''Comstocker" has a communication in last
evening" Chronicle After reciting some of the
facts relating the earlier history of the V. d
I. K. R. enterprise and the ABSORPTION of all the
carrying trade by itself he says: g We scut-
tied our fleet of schooners and took to the
railroad. The merchant was to have cheap
freight and the consumer cheap provisions.
An era of cheap blessings was fairly to be in
augurated under the regime of the Stan
fords and their coadjutors. Well, the rail-
road did put down freights after a fashion,
questions still remain: Is it not nearly as
cheap to haul wood merchandise from
Reno Truckee or Sacramento with teams!
Cannot an ordinary walker foot his way to
any of those places and make fair wages?
Railroads with us have not been the bless
ing that the people who paid for them had
a right to expect They have paralyzed
many industries, and the man out of work
has become fixed institution in our midst.
The railroad exists with all its crushing mo-
nopoly, its despotism, its fiat of wrong and
injustice, with nothing which in other
countries can be offered in palliaton. Our
railroads are impoverishing the people in
order to build up great private estates
The Wiu,er blasts blow bleak on the Com
stock, but the poor man can warm his cabin
with coal at $40 per ton-the same identical
coal which at San Francisco (three hundred
miles farther away, can be had at $40 per
ton. Should he prefer wood, he can use that
a so at Sl4 per cord, when certain mining
companies, not a mile away, get it-thanks to
me distinguished appreciation of the railroad
management-for 81 or IS per cord. Then,
they say, railroad companies are strictly com
mon carriers. But, sir one railroad company
has started up for itself, in Carson, an in
dustry that threatens to close every foundry
Oh the Comstock. Who eau predict that this
same company viii not embark in mercantile
ventures, which by reason of discrimination
IL freights may bankrupt every compe, itor IN
the field. Who dare say, that, grown inso-
ent with success, they may not, like some
industrious parasite, smother in its embrace
the last vital spark of commerce, industry
AID free labor"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15

Convened at II A. NJ. Speaker CASTOR ~
the chair
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Hammond.
THE INSANE ASYLUM.
The bill introduced by Smith of Storey
County, To provide for the care of the insane
of this State by authorizing the building of
an asylum at Reno, taken up as the special
order
Smith of Storey moved to Indefinitely post
pone the bill, as it had been so smended as to
completely spoil its iutent.
Mayhugh moved as substitute that the
bill be placed on its final passage, and Smith
wi hd"ew his motion, as it was an equivalent
pr. position.
Fisk moved to amend by requiring the con-
| tractors for the building to give bonds in the
sum of 100000 that they will not ask for
any extras or relief bills from future Legis-
latures.
Lane said that the bill had been amended
so that its originator did not know it, If the
bill was to be killed, kill it direct and not
smother it with amendments. He favored
the bill and desired to see it pass.
Underwood moved to amend by making the
required bonds S100,OOO Lost,
Fisks motion then prevailed-yeas, %;
noes, -.
Howe favored the passage of the bill and
the keeping of State money in the State.
Underwood sent up, by leave, report from
the Committee on State Institutions in tabu-
lar form showing total expenditure for in
sane since 1871 of $253 1862 OIL, or an expense
Of 1892 SO per patient.
Smith Of Lyon argued against the bill on
the ground that it was cheaper to keep them
in California than at home.
Davies believed that the State could board
it's insane cheaper than it could build a house
and then take care of them. He did not !
desire to be captious but wanted to hedge the
bills against future deficiency appropriations. |
Howe doubted the consistency of his col |
league when he opposed the bill on the ground |
of economy, when he proposed an appropri-
alton Of $50, 900 for Governors mansion.
Fouks argued at length in favor of the bill
Bill passed by vote of yeas 80, noes L.
Before announcement Davies changed his
vote for purpose Of notice of reconsidera-
ton.
Recess for one hour.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15

ST. VALENTINES DAY was remembered by
many lovers land haters too) yesterday, The
lovers improved the occasion to send one
another many beautiful and sentimental al
sweet smelling and very gushful verses all
embossed and quite floral; while the haters
and sco1ers and sarcastical vented their
-raptive and subcutaneous feelings upon the
objects of their scorn, by sending them
whitening satires in verse, illustrated in many
coiored cuts and devices of sundry sorts and
fashions. So they who love were given a
time and opportunity to express their tender
ness, while those who are of contrary mind,
also found method of expression. Thus
all the world Is happy
PERsoNAL-We were very much pleased
TO meet Nose Haines here on Thursday look
ing as well as if he had never been sick
minute He went to California several weeks
since in very shattered health. Mr.. Henry
Wheeler, brother of our lamented friend
Red" was in the city yesterday, looking
about among Franks many friepds. He will
go TO Virginia very soon and remain there for
some months.
CORRECTION The blunder of reporter
caused Mr. Fisk 8 name to be placed on the
wrong side of the tally list in yesterdays re-
port OF the action of the Assembly. He was
reported as casting his vote with the Davies
faction of railroaders. The reverse is true.
Mr.. Fisk will accept our apologies for placing
him in bad company
MoHAs's LECTURE. Mr.. Hugh J. Mohaa
will deliver his lecture on d" The Irish in
America at Pipers Opera House on Monday
nj .ht- We understand that a special train
for the accommodation of those who desire to
attend viii 90 fron. here.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15
LATEST FROM BDDtF

We learn from Mr. james Farrell, of the
Western Union Telegraph Office (whose many
favors extended to the APPEAL office have
placed us under many obligations him),
that tie Miners Union of Dodie held meet
ing last evening and decided against the strik-
ing Mechanics Union This of course de-
feats the Mechanics. Mining operations will
be resumed this morning as usual None of
the strikers will be re-enployed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15

motives underlying the originating of thu
many petitions sent here on this subject.
Mr.. Creswell supported the bill on gen
eral principles of justice.
Mr. Stewart thought there should be ne
such law as the drummer law and he desired
to see it entirely repealed.
Mr. Comins made clear showing of the in
justice done the resident merchants who pay
license by allowing non PRESIDENT merchants
to visit towns and dispose of wares without
a license.
Mr.. Powning presented petition from va
rious citizens of Gold hill demanding that
the law be repealed as working injustice to
travelling merchants.
Mr. Gibson thought that the most of the
people of Gold Hill desired the repeal of the
law and would support the bill Mr., Wheel
er opposed the bill in the interest of the peo-
pie. Refused engrossment by vote of ayes 8,
noes 16
Mr.. Stone gave notice that on to morrow
he would move a reconsideration of the vote
just taken.
Mr. Cassidy gave notice that on tomorrow
he should move reconsideration of the vote
by which the Homestead bill was passed.
Cassidys substitute to Senate bill 10, to
authorize the construction of court house
in Eureka County. Passed
Boardmans Senate bill So, to provide for
the purchase and distribution of Hawley's
Digest of Supreme Court Reports and Saw
yer's Circuit Court Reports. Referred to
Committee of the Whole
Gastons Assembly bill 10, to amend the
Act requiring railroads to make an annual re-
port, by affixng penalty for non compliance
with said Act
Mr. Meder moved to refer to Committee
of IA.
Mr.. Eoardman stated the object of the
bill and thought it did not come under the
jurisdiction of the special committee
Mr.. Cassidy moved to refer to Committee
of the Whole. So referred.
Boardmans Senate bill 10, of very nearly
the same import. Given the same reference
Boardmans Senate bill IS, to regulate
lTclSHtS anu ldfeS Oh IOCdl TdIIOduS ut
ferred to Committee of IA.
Senate bill o. to provide for the incorpo-
ration and management of railroad compan
les Referred to Committee of IA.
Perley's Senate bill So, to regulate freights
and fares on local roads. Referred to Com
mittee of IA.
Cassidys Senate bill 40, to prevent the
adulteration of milk. Amended in the As
sembly raising the fine from $50 to 800.
concurred in and passed by
vote of ayes, 20, noes g.
Before adjournment Mr.. Powning extended
an invitation to the Senate, as body, to visit
Reno as the guests of the citizens of that
own this evening and o-morrew for the pur-
pose OF attending the Masonic ball and e.
examining the State grounds.
At $50 P NJ. adjourned until Monday at
10 80 A. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15
ALWAYS AHEAD.

Instead II waiting for the OF the before get
ting gods, take pleasure to inform patrons
that have just received Complete New Stock of Dress
Goods and c>lu,ite Fame, Goods which offer such
remarkably low prices that they would induce the most
stingy father and husband dive down MS bottom
dollar.
We have received a consignment Of One Hundred Coaks
with positive instructions them at any price
and We will do it, MRS }. SHEYER 4 co,
Carson, January IS 1879. do
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15

SPEAKER CASTOR is entitled to an apology
for the omission of his name under the head
of "Nays on the final vote on the question
of the adoption of the Davies Resolution rel
ative to the Railroad Committee. Our re-
porter promises greater care in the future and
closer attention to proof reading.
FASHIONABLE DEEsSMAKER.-Th attention
of our lady friends is called to an advertise
ment i'll anothe" column of fashionable
dressmaker, who, if required, will 60 to her
patrons houses to work at her calling
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-02-15
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Reconvened at L 30 P. Al. President pre-
siding.
GENERAL FILE.
McConnell's, Senate bill No. 112, to define
the rights of persons in certain public places.
Declares any platform of railroad passenger
station public place, and makes expulsion
therefrom a misdemeanor. Ordered ell
crossed.
Doolins Senate bill 80, to empower aliens
and PRESIDENT persons to take and acquire
real estate in this State. Passed Ayes, 81
noes, 3.
Boardmans Senate bill 1O4, to create a
State Board of Health Referred to Com
mittee of the Whole.
Boardman's Senate bill o. to amend the
Homestead law. Passed by unanimous vote.
Stones Senate bill 105, to amend the Rev
enue law Reduces the license so much as
to be virtual repeal of the Drummer law.
Mr. Perley presented petitions from the
people of White Pine County against the re-
peal of the Drummer law.
Mr.. Stone explained that there were selfish