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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
TIHI0M CONsOLIDATED sILVER
- hiNLNo oOMPANY.-Location OF priu.

LINING COMPANY .-Location OF priu.
eipai place Of business. Ban Francisco, Gall
Location Of work. Virginia Mining District.
Notice 70 hereby nyen. that 1t . meeting or
me Board OF DIRECTORY, held on the az dav of
suns, 1873. an assessment mo. ISl OF 10
Doihrs ~ Per share was levied uncn
ne capital stock Of the corporation. psys.
70 the Secretary. st the ofico Of he GomnSnx'
Room .. second noor, No. 500 C,lifornfa sf,.:y'
ean Francisoo, oaliforniA e's
any "ock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the seventh dsy ~ ,ssA
ieIS. VII DO delinquent, and Advertised for ri:
y Puoee sgcten, and nnlcss payment "A msde
G@o.s. ~ b ,eid o. THURSDAY. the twenty.
ioursh CAY o. Jufy. 1878, To pay Tie d~einousnt
ssaessmsnt. toesther with costa Of sdvs,tssiss
and sxpsnses OF sale. 1s
~ order Of the Board Of Directors.
!. y. BURLINGTON, SECRETARY.
Omce-Room (, secoud noos 10 Csi,soyr,.
street Ban Francisco. California. --r"S
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE awake ADvERTlsERS
WHO THEY'VE THEREBY.

AavsrSssssg Busisess Creates Bssi-
n~sss-Prsnss and Prosperity Fol.
lev -Thas % she Experience Of
All Whe Have Tried H.
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hNRC FOB MIL MIXING AND
&1. sS!s z Gen. Ss.g: sss:. ..aai's's''4 Nh
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made ON the 18th
dav Of April, 1879. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock - may be necessary win
Do sold Of public auction, In front OF the
shaft, on TUESDAY. the l7th day Of June, ct
g O'Clock p. n, 70 pay delinquent assess.
ment thereon. together with costa Of advertise
Ing and expenses Of sale, unless previously
paid. fl = -
ny order Of the Board Of Trustees.
MKRuER OTRY, Secretary.
Gold Hill. New, May %. 1879. 32td
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CEaREaATEO EURoPA MININ9

CE0RE0ATED EUROPA MINING,
y Company. Location OF principal place al
business, ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works, storey county, Par. M
Nevada. ~
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . Meeting OF
ne board or Directors, held ON Zoe IN dsy of
April, 1873, an assessment NO II OF Tv,nty.
Ave Gents per share was lsvfee. upon Inc eanitsI
stoSk OF me corporation, pa able Immediately,
n United States gold coin, 70 the SECRETARY, At
me once Of the cSmp..n Room IS, NO. 40
Any stock upon wb..c thIs sssessmcnt shsIi
femain unpaid Oh tho 9Th day Of Nay,
10y. VIII 90 o%e.inqrent, and advertised for
snes ~ PUBLIC faction, and unlcss payment, 10
m.eo Dciote will be cold on TUESDAY. tho
snn ~ OF May, 1873. to pay the delinquent
ssse.smsh.., together with cosu Of advertising
ny CIDER OF the Board OF Directors.
RICHARD b. MOVES, Becrstary.
o~Mce-Room Is. No. $40 Mentgonsry street.
zen francisco, California. ga
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ORDINANCE mol. ll2.

IPublishSd BY authority ofthe Board Of Trustees
Of Gold HILL
AN ORDINANCE 70 Amend IN Or.
dinanee % Detesmias she Dasiss
aad Fix and EssAbiish she Gsss,
Salaries Compsnsstisn and
Emoluments OF the Omcers ssd
Employees Of she ToWn Of Geld
Hill. Paassd APRIL 10, 1877.
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sTPONRMR

At . meeting OF the Directors Of the above
COMPANY, held on the 9Th day OF Nay, 1879, the
GATE OF deeming stock delinquent for ASSESS.
ment NO. I was postponed 10 SATURDAY,
NAY TWkNTY.fUUhTH, 1879, and the DAY Of
sale 70 Monday, June y. 1879.
~ order OF the Board Of Directors.
sd klChAkD u. MOVES, Secretary.
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VNHE ORIGINAL KEYsroNE sII.

NNHE ORIGINAL KEYsT0NE SlL.
- YER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
principal place Of business. Ban Francisco.
california.
Location Of works, Virginia Mlaing District.
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that st Q meeting or
The Board OF Directors, held on the 2lst dsv
Of April, 1878. an assessment NO. ~ of Fifix
lsocl Cents per share was levied upon the ear.
ltAi stock Of the corporation. payable immedi.
stsly, In United States gold coin, 10 the Seer.
tary. q the once OF the Company, Room no.
etsvsnsonis Building. 81 Montgomery street.
San francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
remain unpaid on the TWENTY SRVRNTV
(2IthJ dayof Nay. 1879, will b delinquent, vnd
advertised for sale at public auction, and m.
less payment II made before, will be- peid IN
FRIDAY. the TwENTY-SkvRNfH (2Ith) dsy
Of June, 1875, TO pay the delinquent isses.
sment, togsthes with costs Of s~dveruslnS snd
expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Dirvctors.
q. v. q. HoUuLLQUGH. Becretsrv
0fhes-Roon 10. ~stevepson's HuiIdinp IA
Montgomery street. Ban Yrsncisoo, California.
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POsTPONHsrRNr.

The delinquent day Of the above named stock
u hereby po.tponed until JUNE TENTg, isss,
and me SALE az 70 FRIDAY. July II. 1879.
81 q. v. y. MCCULLOUGH, Secretary
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And in accordance with Law, and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the nnsenth
day Of Nay. 1879. 90 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stoct. - may b necessary. VII
Company. s1s Montgomery street, Room 81.
Ban Francisco, California - MONDAY. the
tvsnty.thifd day OF June. 1879. q the hour Of
! O'Clock r.n =. OF aid day, 10 pay ssid delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with costa
Of advertising and expcnses q Che sale,
0faos-s7s Montgomery street., Room ~, ban
Yfancisco. California.
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.ss7s. 80. III 20
observation-disclosures. .2oo.. 80 :.
Wilson 4 Hutchinson. Trus.
toes......... zee. .......,VO5O.. .lu0.. ..2o q.
Wilson q Hutchinson. Trus-
So1....O.... IL "
Wilson d Hutchinson. Trus-
teee .9lS3. ..0o....l1 %
Wilson q Hutchinson. Tfus-
toee...... ...-.......... .st4J. ..lUO....Io ..
ises.......,..............s4s,.. 800. ..i,s. :.
Wilson 4 Hutchinson. Trus.
tees .o<SS.. ~. .llo ..
Wilson D Hutchinson. Trua
tees .91So. loo. ...zo :.
Wilson q Hutchinson, Trus-
.l0OzI ..lO. ..
Wolf T. Trustee. .6707. ..35.....6 Is
Woods 4 Preeborn, Trus
tees ............,.. $3.50 ...t0 ...l1 "
Woods L Freeborn, Trus-
tees .6ibl .. cO....l1 "
Yeomans A B, Trustee.... .66DS. 100. ...26 =.
Zsdig q WE'LL, Trustees. .... 9St7 go. so. III 20
linus o T. Trustee. ....... .iO064. S0o....76
ztnns OF do .l007o. ..1o.....2 30
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ANNUAL MEETING.

W. ". BAusMAN. Secretary.
, 1879-01-22

TALLY prohibit the nso Of rnilwny tolcgraphs
except for railway business. This bill pro.
~idcs shat any railway company. ahol1 haro
tho right to construct, own, and operate linca
of telegraph along its own road, and to nae
tho wires In connection with ihose of my
other rond go as to form continuous lines for
the transmission Of telegraph messages. Tho
bill prohibits my telegraph company from
constructing, maintaining, or operating
telegraph line along any railrond except BY
tho consent Of tho railroal company.
The objact Of tho bill Is plain one. Al
present ali tho Telegraph property owned
and maintained by the railways, and operated
by them ct great coat, Is wholly useless to
tho general public. This bill enables every
telegraph limo owned BY a rai!roal company
to be utilized in tho interest Of tho country.
thus noarly duplicating tho service without
amy material increase In the cost OF tie lines
or maintaining and operating them. Tho
railway lines hze not In uso hut a small pro.
portion Of tho time, md aro capable Of per-
forming vast ninonnt OF business for tho
public. An effect Of passing this bill will
DO to relnce tho coat OF tclegrarhy, which
next to the postal service is now. Of the ut
most Importance IN tho cornmercial, social,
and governmental ntfairs Of men.
, 1879-01-22

It is TO bo regretted that Tho SUCCESS Of
tho soaaon Of superior operatio performances
Mt 1iaves'y's Thontre by tho MAflrsox Com
rany should have boen 1narrei by an act OF
bad fnitt ind triekery on tho part Of tho
management, such as Is charged In
connection with tho sale OF tickets
for the benefit of New York speculator.
II Is alleged that Col. sfAPrEsoN and Mr.
HAvEnlr arc both cognizant Of, II not
directly Interested In, this piece OF sharp
practice, which Ia ia marked con-
trnst with tho libcra1ity and en-.
thusiasm with which the Chicago
people hare patronized the performances.
Il ia difflcult to ba1ieve that the game to
fIocce the opera patrons has bssn carried on
without The knowledge OF Managers MAPLE.
SON and nAv1ntr, and tho public will DO
certain to resent 1t in manner that will be
felt hereafter.
, 1879-01-22
TIE RAILWAY TELEGRApHB.

Senator JONES, Of Nevada, Inns Introduced
q bill in the Serato which OF itself marks tho
progressive spirit OF tho day In breaking
down everything like n special privilege 10
tax tho public. and making tho reduction al
cost general, applying al we'll 10 all tho
agencies Of business AZ to tho prices Of pro-
ductious. Thus tho pricos at which tho
products nj the ao! and OF tho mines, esn.
bsaciug bseadstu1s, cotton, lumber, coal, aud
ifou, layo reached a lower point than per
Aaps eyet known before. The cost Of trans.
postatlon must Of necessity DO reduced In
proportion 10 the decline in tl,e value Of tho
things transported. Railroads eau now bo
built At an average coat OF 910, 600 per mile.
but tho great lines OF railway in this country
represent cost IN existing dcbts and
stock Of $75, 600 per mile. The fact, there.
fore, "a fast pressing TO q practical
necessity, that railroad transportation must
be performed on the basla Of supporting
railways capitalized at $4,000 per milo tho
country poro1nptorily refusing to have their
corn and products ooudscatea to pay interest
aud dividends On q cost Of $75, 600 per milo.
That questlon Ia one which wa say is rapidly
assuming practical ahaps aud demauding MI
early solution. The faes that many millions
Of dollars ars invested In tho 5000 milea Of
railway representing an average cost Of $76,-
600 per mile will In no wise control tho ineyi-
table result that tue country cannot afford aud
will not pay tho rates OF transportation
uscessaEy to pay profits on cost OF SO. .000
per milo, wten railways can now bs con-
ytzuotoa at $4,000 per mile. There may 10
wreck In that line Of Investments, but no
greater than ia involved In tho full Of wheat
from o. to 60 oonts per bushsl. or corn from
10 10 Is cents per bushel.
The bill proposed BY Senator JONES relates
10 telegrapha. At present all the railroads In
the United States has telegraph sarvlco
which ti,ey hold under variety Of circum.
stauccs and conditions, but which substan
, 1879-01-22

ClAnxsos n. por1En, Of New York, yeator-
day had tbs manhood 10 sct himself hquarely
in opposition as Democrat to oac1' aud all Of
tho schemes for the recognition and payment
OF Southern War claims. Ha gnyo notice
that ho should resist tho passage OF every
bill which provided for tho payment
Of claim for damages Sustained
ut tho hands OF the Union troops, declaring
that tho Government VIVA not responsible
for such damages. 1le was seconded In this
eminently Aound position by Con. 1'nAaa, Of
Wisconsin, and tlloso wcro tho only Do,no-
crats who hase thus far tlarel to gquarcly
fight tho c1aim.agenoy delegations OF tho
Solid South,
, 1879-01-22

10 fill tho vacancy oo:asloncd
BY tho death OF I,ouzR V. Boox; and aEonnE
q. vxsr, for the fall term commencing
March +, le7o-All Democrats; Penusyfsa-
nia-J. DoSAtp CAMERON, Republican, as
lis own SUCCESSOR; New York-RosooE
CoNxI.So. 1aepub'ionn, m bis own
suecessor Conneoticut-oRv1bLR II. P1ATT'
Republican, In place Of "ttltA1
II. DAnxuM, Democrat; North Carolina
xxnu1oN h. VANCE, In place Of A. y. hsn-
R1HoS, both Democrats Flor'da-Nnx1S-
sox Gait, Democrat. in p9aco Of s. D. Con-
OVER, Republican. Tho balioting In Wiscot.
sin still confines, with an apparent oer-
tainty that CARPENTER will be elooted today.
, 1879-01-22

The Legislature Of Illinois yesterday, By
the concurrent votes Of tho two Houses,
elected Jons /. LOGAN Senator Of the United
states for sir years, beginning March 4, 1879.
So long as there was possibility of differ
ent result TEE Tn1nuwE has not failed to pro-
test agninst tho sacrifice Of Gen. 0oEEsnr,
mud to warn those who manipulated Tho
Legislature TINT 1t was bad policy and m In
defenssble net. We have presented to tho
public tho official record Of both men 30 that
no one could piend ignorance Of what WAS
due 10 Justice and right as we'll as to party
considerations. Now that tho election is
over, We have no purpose to continue Tho
discussion, or to argue caso which has been
finally lecided.
Now tint Gen. LoaAN Inns boon elected,
10 10 entitled to nil tho ofI1riai support
which, ns representative Of tho Stato, he
eau claim. In the high Office to which ho
Inns boeu appointed we hope that ho will
prove to be all TINT his fondest friends have
promised. md that, at the close of tho term
Of his Ssnatorship, he will stand befoso tho
country FREQ Of all suspicion OF attornoyship
or ngency for any schemes Of plnnder.
Thoro In ono suggestion, however, which
| in bchnlf Of tho State and OF the Republican
party wo beg loavo to suggest 10 hin, and bis
friends, which is, that betwcon now and tho
! 4th OF March ho deposit with tho Treasurer
Of tho United States the 81, 000 of extra back
my taken by him In 1873. II ho bo 80 situ-
ated pocuuiari1y that this may not bo con.
yeuieut to 10, then his friends should 60 mr.
rnnCo II TINT he rnny nntar tha Hauafa frao
, 1879-01-22


The Democratic caucus at Springfield went
through tue form OF nominating Senatorial
candidate, but devoted itself chiefly To COLI
aileration Of Gen. GhANr's possible candida
ture for the Presidency In 1880. It cannot
bo denied that this gavo Democratic appre-
houston, not merely OF 0AAsr,s candidaturc,
lut OF lia succoss In casa he runs, Ia contrib
uttug to GnANTa prospects. Messra- JOHN
II. pAIMxn and JOSEPH G. RontssoS were tho
c!,ies spokcsmon Of tho occasion, and GRAnT
waa tho burden OF their iament and fears.
nop1SsoN wont 10 fur as to say that his
{GnAAr's) election "would bs tho end Of our
form Of. government" aud PAIAEn, though
ha did not commit himself tn thRt &liraful
opinion in express terms. rather confirmed
this Alarming viow Of tho aituation. Ron1S-
sox, In tho spirit Of tho chap who whistles
10 keep Lia courage up wl.ila raaatug grave
yard at night, yeuturcd tho opinion that
but the sllzowder PALMER, who has had large
experience ia alt political parties except the
Fiat,sts, was evidently Of different mind Az
10 tho certainty OF GAAsys defeas.
10 far Rs HuAsTs caudidaturs or Ills elcc.
tiou ia concerned, 1t ~ an iuexcusabls and
ludscrous txagBerat'on 10 sroak Of such an
eyent as shrcatuuinK our form Of govern
ment or thu liberties Of tho American people.
Tho Constitution provides that President
i shall ba chosen onea every four yeazs by
Electors appointed by tho states. There Is
nothing In that instrument which excludes
Con. CHANT or any other eligible citizen be-
cause he may hive previously occupied the
position from holding It again. This sub
| ieot was eanvassod in convention. It wal
discussed whether the Presidential term
should be four, six. or eight yoats, whether
there should DO limitation 10 ono teEm q
two terms, OF no limitation at all. Finaly
IN agreement vas reached on tho exiting
provision. The feeling against third spr1r
comes chiefly from WAsuisoroA's declInatioE
Of Reelection at the R1oso OF lis .secouG
term, and Difference was paid 10 tl4s prsoe
dent when the Apiublieaux did not praasn
Gen. uRAsr as o candidate In 1870 No on.
familiar with American history Oh WASHING
roA'a character, however, vii! adult that ou
form Of Government would have been do
.asso3sd Or put in jeopardy II tl's, ''Father o
Ais Country" had accepted third tern
aud servo4 ~ President tRelyo year
instead. Of, eight. Whas Democrat vii
maintain ,{aat a " thihlt turn 70
JxYxxusox would have been subsarviont Q
republican principles Of government, or Wit
among them will not freely admit that
would have been Iatter for tho country
JACKSON bud served three terms Instead Q
, 1879-01-22

We print this morning a communication
from an eminent ,mesmber Of the l,ar RI this
city. called foHAka BY :.rsaAAlqg Julgs D444p.
wELI's volume of tAa reports Of tha daci4lons
Of the First Appchaso Court.r' This volume
presents tho extraordinary tacs that Of tho
tifty-four eaaos appealed to that Court no less
than flfty>throo were roversed We question
whether such record has ever baeu mails
iu any other volume Of reported cases. As
, 1879-01-22

THE TRIBUNE, Of courso, bows to Tho re-
suit OF lnfallible Legislative wisdom on tho
Souatorship; bnt, as 1t mover subscribed
without mental reservations to tho infallibitity
dogma, II will probably continue to believe
that mn inexcusablo outrage has boon perpo-
trated upon q purer, nblor, and honestor
man thau tho ono to whom bis sent Inns
been given.
, 1879-01-22
DRAINAGE CONVENTION.

SpulNoYlELp, Jan. GA convention IL IN
seasiua here lu-day ot those who. aru Interested
unt bcieyu tint no question Ia ot such vital im-
ps1tAuce to thu present ntsu future wealth Ut
Assembly of 4 good Drainage Law. The eo,rycn.
tt,.s pxuuoaa to 1ush q permanent organizations,
and are Low taking such steps u xul elect thus
uLjvel.
, 1879-01-22

It appears By the proceedings OF the Ontario
Parliament tlet new plan IL proposed for the
construction vi the Huron IL OutaE!o Ship ca
nal, aull a committee il askcd for to examine It,
II IL to oc hoped they Will tlud It entirely pruc
t!catlc, anl that vigorous effort will ho made
t0 complete thla great work.
, 1879-01-22

fSp1AHAroLls, Jan. 2l.-rho Mexican War
Veterana meet In lh!s city tomorrow. Gen. M.
=. Manson u lses!lent; 1is address Wy pe
llaute, senator Voorhees, law -partucF.
Ten. Manson. Auditor Of Stato elect, has re-
signed a. ouo ot tits Trustees VI tha Purdue
GplYeralkY.
, 1879-01-22

Tho mystery attending tho death Of Col.
aoIA, tho Italian member Of tho 8ervian
Doundary Commission, Is at laat cleared nr.
1Io WIS robbed and murdered by Turkish
1ripnuila near p1eynn.
, 1879-01-22

IT'S still secret, but nobody will bo harmed
by telling Il, A.at the autl,os u "Certatn uAn-
gerous Tendencies In American Life antl olller
political articles IN the Atlantic IL m obacure
and extremely poor young snan ut present liy-
iu New Jersey. lie sent Ills first article To MF.
lowKLIs oi, a venture. II Was Glsdly accepted
and printed IN the first place IN thu magazine
but the AUTHORS uamo wus suppressed, because
It wus thought the article would "go" bctsor
without a,1Y na,nu tllan with an unknown one.
, 1879-01-22

The object that has called B1suEa to the LcCts-
tatnre appears to be old claims. Ne Wa4 hardly
III his srat until hn introduced bill to take
large sun,s of money Out Of tho Treasury fur
tlts benefit Of sumo of lbs old claim clients and
os,nrh for alleged damages caused by tie break
lug OF canal aqueduct many ycars ago, Aside
from tho ull cfaiMs. 1t will Ia satisfaction to
the vutcrsof thu district Mr. u. IL from to un-
.lcTstanl thu nature Of thu interests ho has goue
to tE,a Legislature to look sitter and represent.
, 1879-01-22

For an hour and twenty minutes Pennayl-
rnnin WIS ycs.orday without Governor,
that being tho interval which elnpsed be-
tween the expiration Of Gov. HAnrnANFr's
term and tho Inauguration Of Gov. HorT.
, 1879-01-22

Republican lenders In the French Chamber
and Senate arc preparing for movement
designed to socuro oomp1oto amnesty for oil
tho Communists now imprisoned in Now
Caledonia. Resolutions urging this course
ero being rapidly aigned, and will shortly he
presented and r7assoti.
, 1879-01-22

Wv yuorr7 uof111yoot.s'a life been spared,
, ors,ofn1 an1 odmir;no peop1o would t,evo
.corro]v raisc, a 1,ucsand.cry ncaip9t hia
,lootion IN . tl,,n1 tc,m n. n menace to popu-
sr government. Had Tia orfoipa. pracctlent
,een . t.,rec terms instead Of tvo, this ground
~ o,,,,oa;t,on vor]1 rot have deeu heard as
,o.;ns+ 0..xr w. oro not n)en1ino for a
Ii,tr,1 torr, ror nn.rr. va aro merely pro-
knA4311 hA a&r1r |
.h,..s,o. ~ ,s,a 1,or,,cro,;o o,nos;t;on ns
s.~......-.,, l.. af.... p.,xvp and 13oprx.
, 1879-01-22

Tho Sprine6eld NfpuNiean boltcti ehs nomins-
ton Of rLAr7 outright, sud advised the election
Of NunuAnp, who. 1t sa!d, "ts easily the first
Democrat as llAwLBx IL TIC hsst Republican la
thu Etate,n
, 1879-01-22
STATE AFFAIRS.
Legislative Proceedings In co,h
Houses Yesterday at
Springfield.
The Day mostly Given In a1o,.
states to Senatorial
Elections,
Notes from Minnesota, WIscon.
. = sin, Michigan, Ohio, Etc,


Sptetal Dtmt<h to The TrieHnt.
HrR1HoFlEtp, jan. .l.-lhe Senate vasora,u
cd with prayer b7 tic Rev. Father Hale.
A petition vas presented by scilator lIann
ton from the Supery1sors Of Mclean Coun,,
a4king Tor IN atnehament TO the Eescnue In.
Netorred. ......
lcsolutions were introduced:
by Senator Mo21t, Of alacop, directing IL.
Committee on Fees aud Salaries to cxarnto.
Into the fees anl salarscs oi stale officers MI,
a view Of adiusting ilem to tho present win,
of money.
Dy Senator Fuller, OF Boone, n Joint te,o,
tinn declaring that all United states sens,o1
should be elected by the iircct vote Of The BIZ.
pie, md asxinR tonGrcss 10 prcparc tho aece.-
saty amendment TO tue CONSTITUTION.
BY Senator Dement,, that the A'tosnes,Gsr
eral select from bis otnca those opinions t.,,-
Ing Importance. anu thot wv eothcs tc bound
Laid orcF.
BY Senator Dcarborn' Of Mason, asking t.
tho 1epcal OF tue coneresslohal act Fe'atIng 10
tho trausfer OF cases from tue State to therra
eFal Courts On tue ground taat tf'c act lHqqtt
tlon tcnds 10 control tle ]aulc'ai power, anda
Ill direct contradiction TO tho Judicial ls7 d
l's7.
DY senator alasborne, ol hanes that senatos
Marshall and Haro DC as1ded % TIC cotnnIEse,
on state Charities Cohenrrea H.
BY senator Archer, ol tikc, series Of rc.oe.
tlonR regarding q lawsuit IN "ash'ngton cuau,r,
~ "''en '.'' 4.''"x.o' 1'4.', 3'S''u'A' eo''eeeha
on Interest Adopted.
By senator Jopca, directing the ssato Rsre
fentattvos Ia ConEFess 10 SECURE TIC pas*asse
~ W ."S "" "e'' selas
the banks 4Da1l GDt tl1AfKG fnQrE kI1n D
"tstt"'' wv t'4s o"a.' 4'N M ,.'1, @''o' ona-
'a''on VI ae'nae" III .o'a '"S's"u " e'esa
'anmn. r,','.
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levy aau eonectlo. u 1a@es'
~ senator Mnitc' 10 An'eao sec. :, an
OF tbe 10" fe'as'n1 10 tne incorporation Of usa
AMI si!1ases'
LII senator Hocnef. 70 amead Sec Is Of tn
net rclatIn9 70 county Courts
ny senator fal'ef' 70 amend scr. Of a'
Cf!tu'na1C Couo' ~ psoVlucs against the adaitei%
t'oa o. mix.
ny senator Huhts to amend Sec IT, Art&
relative to ct'cs anu ValIogea' also, to anth
Gee OF tne law Oh toWnshfp organization
ny senator Monn. ior tho Fclfel o1 Geort
Ferguson, convict VINO "as seriously tnju'sa
by 1c!lo"-pFlsoneF In thc Pcn'scnt!ary'
~ osoatoF eoa1u"ossn' aRatnst the ses d
1tauor: ......
BY Senator Jones, fof tho protection of bitk
dcposltors.
ny senator MARSHALL. to amend tho Ia1 rstr
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