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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07

soHooL TRusrrEa.--A meeting OF the
nswly.slscted Gold Hill Board OF School
Trustees was held In the Central School
Building last evening. Mr.. Lacksy.
one OF the hold.ovsr Trustees. admins.
tered the oath Of Office to Mcssrs. vii.
llams, Mercer and Bsnnetts. the latter
gentleman succeeding himself. Subse-
qusntly. Mr.. BENEFITS was chosen
Chairman and Clerk Of the Board for
the ensuing term. A general discussion
OF the school affairs OF the District was
had, and free expression Of opinion
upon various points obtained. II was
unanimously agreed that q re.eIamina.
ton OF all teachers desiring to teach In
this District should 10 made at an early
date,
4. J. wElcH. the man injured on tho
Gisgsr grade last Saturday evening by
the o~vsrturning OF . wagon. 10 lying In
such q condition that his recovery 10
considered very douhtfal. He was mar
ned but two weeks ago.
TIE r~slocators OF the Mint mine have
started . thrss.oompartment shaft
100 feet east OF the old shaft Of The
original company.
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Indignant Irishmen.

NEw YonK. Jan. IA preliminary
meeting Of 3 number Of Irishmcn. most
OF whom hold offices under the Federal
Government, took place last evening At
the Astor House. when committee was
appointed to take measures for the hold.
ing Of amass meeting ut Cooper Insti.
tuts during the coming week to protest
against the insult offered 10 General
Grant by the Council Of Cork. Another
meeting will be held Wednesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.
Latest from All Parts OF the World,

Dispatches from Panama give the par.
t~iculars OF an attempt at revolution.
General Aizpum, sI.President Of the
State, has been wounded. and Zugundo
Pena, Governor Of the District, has been
killed. Several revolutionists lost their
lives. The plot was to place In power q
government more 10 accord with General
Trujill's political views.
In the House OF Representatives to-
day Acklen called attention 10 the scan
dial in Louisiana with which his name 10
associated and presented Q resolution
authorizing an inquiry. II was defeated
on the ground that the resolution did
not embrace a question OF privilege.
The strikes in different portions OF
England continue. Thousands OF men
are out OF employment, and the suffer-
ing is increasing daily.
In the Senate to-day Booth introduced
Q bill for the interchange OF subsidiary
silver coin and United States notes.
John T. Raymond, the comedian. left
New York yesterday for San Francisco.
Secretary McCrary and General Sher.
man are quarreling over the new army
bill.
Sargent occupied his seat In the U. s.
Senate to-day.
Lord Beaconsaeld il confined to his
room by govt.
Congress reassembled to-day.
Brooklyn. N. w., owe $37.475.3 1913.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
SAT. sseeh 60 Buy.

Many have bought stock within the
past few months and lost every dollar
invested sud more too. Those who in.
vest in the stock Of Altmark. Odd Eel.
lows building. Gold Hill. never lose Q
cent. They get full value every time.
and take IL all home with them. There
are no assessments levied on his stock.
and II declares dividends every day in
wear and tear. and comfort and appear
snces. His shares arc big. and cost but
little. as may DO seen BY quotations in
another column. He has . name and
fame which are not bounded By the Com
stock, but extend TO surrounding towns,
and purchasers come every day from lar
aud near TO inyest. He has sometning
10 say TO the ladies' elsewhere. which Of
course no gentleman will read!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Desperate franps.

STOCKTON. Cal. Jan. GA gang Of
tramps attempted to take possession Of
the freigh. train going west at 1886 p. NJ.
to-day. The conductor fred four shots
OF the assailants, none. Of which took
effect. The sheriff and constable
arrested Ave OF them and locked them
mp. On the leader. James O'Neal. six
new revolvsn were found. and some
coin. The officers are in pursuit Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
GRANTS JAUNf.
The People or Londonderry Give
Him q Reception.

The People or Londonderry Give
Him y Reception.
LONDONDERRY. Jan. 6.-EI-Prssidsnt
Grant arrived here to-day and was for
mally presented with the freedom OF the
city. A grand banquet was given In his
honor tonight. :.
LONDON, Jan. Ton the occasion OF
General Grants reception at London
derry yesterday the Town Hall, where
the ceremonies took place, was deco
rated with flags. General Grant, In his
speech returning thanks for the freedom
Of the city. said hs could not quit Ru.
rops without visiting ireland. At the
bsnaust given In his honor In the even
ing General Grant said there was still
room for many more millions In
America.
LONDONDERRY. Jan. 7.-Grant spent
Sunday at Shelbourns Hotel and quietly
left Dublin Of 8 o'clock this morning.
Lord Mayor Darlington taking leave Of
him at the railway station. The morn
ing was cold. aud a. the train progressed
northward ice, snow. cold winds, and
finally rain were encountered. At
Dundslk, Omagh. Strsbane and other
stations, large crowds assembled. and
the people cheered the eI.President,
putting their hands into the cars and
shaking hands with him whenever pos.
sibls. Expressions OF ill.fesling toward
Grant In Cork has aroused the Protest.
ant sentiments Of the Irish people. OF
Ulster In his favor. At Londonderry an
immense crowl. apparently the who'd
town and neighborhood. had assembled.
The multitude was held In check
BY the police. The Mayor welcomed
Grant cordially aud he htt the station
amid great cheering mingled with groans
from the Nationalist members OF the
crowd, who called out why didn't 70
receive O'Connor Power 2" The great
majority Of the crowd cheered madly
and followed Grants carriage TO The no.
tel. The ships in the harbor were dec.
Grated with flags and streamsrs and the
town was en- Jts. The mayor and coun-
Gil received the sx.Presidsnt amid many
expressions OF enthusiasm from the peo-
pie Of Londonderry. An address was
read sxtolling the military and civil o..
reer Of Grant, which was pronounced
second in honor only TO that OF Wash.
ington. Grant signed the roll. thus
making him an Ulster Irishman. He
then made q brief address. He said no
incident Of his trip was more pleasant
than accepting citizenship ut the hands
Of the representatives Of this ancient
AMI honored city. with whose his.
tory the people OF America are 30
familiar. He regretted that his stay in
Ireland would be so brief. He bad orig.
inally intended smbarking from Queens.
town direct for the United States. In
which case be would have remained .
much longer time on the snug little
Island. but having resolved to visit
India. he was compelled to make his
stay short. He could not. however. ho
said In conclusion, return home without
seeing ireland. and the people In whose
welfare the people OF the United States
took so deep an interest. He leaves for
Belfast tomorrow. II 10 understood
Minister welch has arranged for . grand
dinner and reception for Grant and Min
lister Noyes on their return 10 London
next Thursday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Prixa Rightan.

New Yoax. Jan. THE World says:
To-day the last deposit Of $500 . side
will be posted in the coming prize fight
between John II. Clark, Of Philadelphia.
and BILLY" Edwards unknown.
Edwards yesterday declined to say u
Chambers was the unknown. The fight
will be In Canada.
Elliott and Dwyer met in the Clipper
Office yesterday afternoon and made each
q deposit OF $3.50, the second since the
signing Of the articles for their proposed
nght. Thomas Welsh has been agreed
upon a. stakeholder. Both men say
they are anxious that nothing shall inter.
vsns 10 prevent the fight taking place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Fireman Killed.

NEW YoRx, Jan. 7.-while. the FIRE
department was working early this
morning at a burning building. IS to 10
vessy street, the east wall Of No. rs fell.
killing John Irving, q fireman, and In.
Turing Chief Rowe, forsmen Reeves and
Vauhorn and hremen McCune. Ryan.
Jones and Hogan.
LlrKR-Ths fremen above named
were all badly injured, aud two others
slightly. The injuries Of Chief Rowe
and forsmen Reeves may prove fatal.
The disaster was caused by an upper
door giving way and carrying down the
other floors.
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A-,.,... s... no..,.s

8 Lufkin. Robt PiIley. Chas Wilson.
John Williams. Vim Thompson. II Rose
nsr. 9 spindei. L d Prankel. A Fox. J G
Laty. rhos Campbell. VIM Bartell. Mrs A
Barnes. r II Hack. Lottis sumner, Mrs
Sumner. II q Hubert. VIM Tulty. John
Cashin. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs @ n Bouvard. A
Burke and wife. W Q Grimes. Mrs ID q
Lsuis. W N Lssts, y Delatoul. II u
spears. p Cullen. A Bertrand. L DALI.
q Landers. q Israel and daughter. A
Audsoud. Mrs. Y c Hiliyer and daughter,
John Magginsty.
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The Cornish Bank.

LONDON. Jan. Git Is believed the
liabilities OF the Cornish Bank are over
Ei 1000. 900. Some say the bank can
pay In full. but II seems TO be the more
general opinion that this Is impossiblS
In the present state Of mining enter
prise. It is believed the mines Of
Western Cornwall alone W the bank
El00. 900. the calling in Of which would
have the most disastrous effect on the
whole Of West Cornwall.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-The notes OF the
Cornish Bank are changing hands to-day
at Q considerable discount. aud deposit
oH and creditors are not so sanguiue OF
receiving full payment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Isssrases,
New and renewed policies have been
Cunurx.s CnrcxrSs. "A Virginia

CalIxrxls CHICKENS. A Virginia
business house IL out sc for chickens.
just before Christmas . man csme into
their store aud said Crosby wanted four
Of the largest. nicsst aud best chickens
they had for Christmas dinner. The
firm sent thsir latest and tenderest
yellow legs. Crosby don't know any
thing about u. and the man who does
cannot b found. or at least il not yet
Identified. A written order would have
saved the feathers to the owners. but
would have chsatsd some group Of
precious rAscals Of their Christmas
poultry.
TIE wKArHxH.-This morning was
another Of the "eoldest Of the season."
There was . light fall Of snow during
the night. and the wind came straight
from the northwest. At 5 O'Clock the
thermometer registered 10 degrees above
zero. and IL gradually continued To de-
scend and al Z o'clock stood at II de-
yrses. This 10 the fourth time this
season that the same degree OF cold has
been reached. The wind. however. this
morning drove the cold in through every
crack and crsvics and through clothing,
making exposure quite severe. A sunny
day has followed.
Snow vs.. FEvxl.-Sincs the fiurries
Of snow began to visit Mt. Davidson
scarlet fever has begun to disappear.
There Is some Of IL in Sutro. Dayton
and the valley towns where the weather
continues dry and cold. but there 10 very
little now along the Comstock.
RpoLursoxs Of Amity Lodge. No. 4.
Silver City. OF the death Of Joseph
wsssscha. will Be found in another
column.
C~AIrroExIA has declared a dividend Of
81 per share. and Standard. Bodis. also
one Of The same amount.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
R~esumptIon,s Triumph.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Letters from
various sections OF the country received
by Secretary Sherman to-day say they
are receiving moro gold than they are
paying out. Treasurer Gill6llan eI.
presses the opinion that the gold bal.
ance In the Treasury will increase large
ly. and that In . short time II will be a.
difficult to put gold out as II has been
silxar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Locations.

John Burns aud Hurlbsrt and Henry
warnecks have located 1900 feet, ''com-
mencing at the old Virginia powder.
house aud running thence northsrly
1900 feet. aud bounded on the east BY
the Vermont Con-" A relocation OF the
North California Con. @. 4 $. Co.'S
claim.
II. Noonau has located the Octoroon.
1900 feet, between the Chollar. Bullion
and Imperial hosting works; bounded
north by the Chollar. east by the Julia,
south BY the Imperial, and southwest by
the Bullion; formerly called the Com
stock, aiterward the Cabinet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Prlseo's Training ship.

San FRAscrsco. Jan. THE Board Of
Supervisors last night adopted q resolu.
ton asking Governor Irwin 10 request
the Secretary OF War to withdraw the
sloop OF war Jamestown from her pres
snt employment As . training ship for
San Francisco. The question has been
under discussion Q long time. The q.
psnss Of the ship is deemed In excess Of
the benefits derived.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Ceseers asd social.

The many benevolent and beneicent
peopls Of the Comstock will not forget
the complimentary benefit Of John Es.
lick at National Guard Hall. Virginia,
Wednesday evening. It is only peces-
sary 10 remind such that Eslick lost his
syesisht some months since by n blast
in the Mexican mine and that no Is a
worthy and needy man. The benefit
win DO q concert aud social. for which
home musical talent has volunteered.
The programme viii be attractive aud
the social q success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Abseonder Arrested.

OLYMPIA, W. T., Jan. Us. W. Hall
was arrested here yesterday on q rsqui.
siiion from the Governor Of Illinois.
charging him with the embszzlement OF
SO, 900 from the county Of Macoupin
in that State In 1879. His real name 10
s,aid to DO George II. Halliday. and no
has been a resident Of Olympia since
1870
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07

Iss TEE vssrsax rrox rrIsoaAsu Ln.l

San fRAScIsco. Jan. 7-7:t5 '. n.
California liz. Best a Belcher isS.
Savage 49,. Eureka Con. 32S. Mexican
33h, Grown Point . Sc, Sierra NevAd. Al,
Con. WGginias y, fellow Jacket its. Alpha
tsphir rs. 0caid 4 Curry i0h. Julia . 50,
TA~ 4 y, rcrsss i3s. Ovsrman 81. jus
ties 4 10. Izehequsr -. Bsiebsr 10.
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The Champion interviewer.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Georgs Alfred
Townsend. the well known correspon.
dent. who probably has interviewed .
greater number Of prominent people
throughout the country than any other
one man living. has arrived here from .
recent tour In the Northern and Western
States. and expresses the opinion that
Grant will be nominated with . whiri
for the Presidency, with a Southern man
for the second place. and that the Demo.
cratic ticket will DO Thurman aud Bay.
ard,
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A REMARKABLE RESULT.

It msies no difereoos how many physieians
or how much medicine you have tried. II 10 now
an established fast that German Strip 10 ths
only remedy which has given complete satis-
faction In severe cases OF Lung Dlseasss. lis
true there are yet ~thousands OF psrsons who
Consumption, HsmorrrhAges. Asthma. ssvers
O. lds settled on the breast, Pneumonia, Whoop-
ing Cough. etc., who have no personsl kpowi.
edge Of Boschss's German Syrup. 70 such We
would say that 1000 dosen were sold last year
without one complaint Consumptivss, ~ Just
one bottle. Regular siss u cent?. sold By ell
druggists In America. de2l COW Sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
PATHS Game Leg.

Nrw YORK, Jan. 7.-Foreign journals
say Adslina Patti. who Is now at Berlin.
IL laid up with an accident to her knee
cap, which causes much anxiety to her
friends, ~ the ailment instead Of getting
better is growing worse. and DR.. Wins
states that the amputation Of the limb
may become imperative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Caleb Cushing Cached.

NEwBUnrroHr. Mass, jan. 6.-Calsb
Cushins's funeral was designedly as
plain ~ o common citizens In q rural
town. The corpse bore q remarkably
natural appearance. The services were
very simpls--reading Of the scriptures
aud prayer. Hundreds visited the house
to view the remains. and the residence
was crowded during the servics Ssmany
distinguished personages being present.
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p.p..,.r.. las. x,..i.s.

jos Bosrar. joe 10 Gust. Mrs L Hyams
and daughters. @ 0rmsby. W q Taylor.
Miss G suttenfield. ID Morrill, and wife.
, williams. p J Cullen. N N friedrich. II
Huston. Geo DAILY. Jos Barnett. sA Tom
kins. T Cohen. IA Rigby. LII Hawkins.
J J Nichols. Mis- Rising. n II Harris. A
W Poole. } Z Edison. J finnegAn. rhos
nraAw
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Pieuds Arrested,

CrrrESsr. wyo., Jan. 7.-Er.shsriff
Gillian. j. p. Oliver and four others
were arrested at Ogallala. Nsb., yester.
day. II Is charged that Gillian Is impli.
Gated In the murder OF Ketchum aud
Mitchell. the men who were burned to
death in Custer county, Neb., q few
weeks AGO,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
The Deadly Gas.

NKw YonK. Jan. 7.-Elizabeth Schroe.
der. aged 10. q member Of the Kellogg
opera troupe. was probably fatally
affected by coal gas from 3 stove in her
bedroom last night. Her sister. aged
six years. who occupied the same room,
II dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07

Tue December pay roll Of the Over
man Mining Company amounted to
s7,47i 70; the pay roll Of the Caledonia
Mining Company to $3.50 40. and the
pay roll at the Forman shaft TO So
5l0 90.
TEE Trojan Mining Company last
night shipped three bars Of bullion.
worth I'll. 449 IL. This makes . total
since the hrst Of December Of $29..
SIS 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07

In the District Court, yesterday inc
civil and criminal calendars were called
and the cases set for trial. The follow
ing Is the call OF the calender
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
State vs.. William Goade-Assault to
commit rape-Sst for January 10.
State W. Malim - Embezzlrment-
January 10.
State VI. J. c. Bray-Assault and bat
tery-Jsnuary l6.
Stat. vs.. W. ii. Observation-Disclosures;
continued for the term.
State vs.. Mrs. Culligan-DisturbinS
the peace-Jauuary IL.
State ". James Cummings-Maicious
miscLiei-January Ii.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Z. II. Smith vs.. Arehsy Elkiu. ct al.
Continued.
Ann Golding vs.. S. ]. Walker. Con-
stable-Continued.
Charles W. Lewis W. Lafayette Con-
solidated Mining Company-Continued.
Sierra Nevada Va. Allen Con.-Fsb-
runry ).
Rocky Bar Mining Co. vs.. II. ID. Ste
vens. ct sl.-february ).
Al. welch vs.. Eli Rics-Continued.
Mary Ann Mining 20. VI. Daniel
Knapp. ct al.-Continusd.
Jacob Mayer W. V. 4 I. u. Il. Co.
February q.
John sullivan vs.. John Z. WEIGH. ct
al.-February 8.
John Burns vs.. u. q. Sullivan-Con.
timed.
Mary Ann II. Co. ~. J. b. Trssdwsll
Continued.
Seq. Beleher vs.. Robert Apple. ct ais.
Continued.
Rough 4 Ready vs.. Justice, ct al
Continued.
Ellen Finch vs. Thos. Z. Finch Feb.
ruary 6.
1T. JeHries. administrator vs.. James
Walsh February IL.
II. =. LAekey vs.. Z. ]. Baldwin-Jan-
uary 20.
James Cummings vs.. Callahan and
Gallagher-January IL.
Sierra Nevada vs.. North 0phir-Feb-
ruary 10.
Miles Goodman ct al. vs.. North Ophir
Continued.
V. x T. II. X. ct al. VI. Joseph Uren
ct al.-Februaryt IL.
Katie Bsrbruek vs.. Ferdinand Bar
bruck-January IL.
a. Crosglia VS.. ID. Gusrrero-Decree
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A %REMARKABLR A

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was ths: Of the man John ,. Herman.
dex, reading In Salt LAks otty. who vss o.
death's door with that terrible diseass hsrAs-
mus: the best medical sid bad failed 70 ssop
the progress OF the nalsdy, uncr t.s9y,taies
thrss phisis a. BRiBrOL1 PILLS made him Q
vell man. JySs IN
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a,nonnelI 10 be Rounced.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. G.-Ths Committee
Of the constitutional Convention, up.
pointed TO investigate the case Of DR.. O.
O. O'Donnsll. have agreed to a report
recommending his expulsion from the
convention.
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Not 40 BAD.

LONDON. Jan. 6.-Ths reports regard.
ing the condition OF the men wounded by
the explosion Of tho gun on board the
Thundsrsr. representing that many had
died and others become blind, are crro.
nsous. Admiral Horribly tslesraphs that
the wounded are doing we'll; but the life
Of one seaman IL endangered.
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Suicide or a pefaulter.

SAN FRAscisco. Jan. IA short time
ago W. N. Castle, City Clerk Of Ban
Jose. a~bscondsd. being q dsfaultsr 70 Q
small amount. A dispatch from Astoria,
Oregon. reports that he was arrested
there yesterday morning. whsreupon hs
blew out his brains,
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Terriblc Railroad Accident.

BATAVIA. N. Y, Jan. G.. On the New
York Central Railroad to-day q snow
pillow with Ave engines tried to clear the
track Of snow near this place. The pillow
and four engines left the track. Two
engines exploded, killing three em-
ployss. Three others were injured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Tho rwininr WoodbIne.

PoRr JEWS. N. Y. Jan. @. - James
W. Quick, Treasurer Of Pike county.
Pennsylvania. whose term Of Office e1.
pired to-day, is missing, Fears are en-.
tertained that he has absconded with
SIC. 900 Of the county funds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-07
Home Rulers.

LONDON, Jan. THE Council Of the
Irish Home Rule League has called q
general meeting for the 4th Of February,
70. consider q resolution OF the active
section on the policy Of the Irish Par
iiamsntary party. and for reorganiza-
ton,
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lee In Florida.

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. Ga driEzling
rain. with slsst, fell last night. the ther.
momstsr falling to thirty degrees. Every
thing was covered this morning with q
coat Of thin Ice. This Ii almost unpre.
ccdented, nothing OF the kind being
known for at least thirty years.
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NEVADA STATE LEGISLATURE.
NINTH SESSION.


-
ooysrner Brsdiey's Fourth BIss.
siai Message Received Bills In.
sroduesd-r Legislative Rusd
-Gsvsraor Kiskssd's InauEurs.
sien.
Especially and geographically Reported for tho
aold Hill Daily NsNal
Assembly.
CAnsos, New. Jan. THE Assembly
convened at IL a. N, Speaker CASTOR in
the chair.
Prayer by Rev. George Davis.
Gov. Bradlsy's fourth biennial mes.
sage was received, and. on motion Of
Mayhugh. was laid over until tomorrow.
Notice Of bills was given as follows:
Mayhugh OF Elko gave notice Of the
Arst bill In the Houss-To amend an
Act relating to deceased persons.
To amend the Act providing for the
acquiring Of titles TO the lands granted
IN This Sials Inv the limited States.
Smith Of storey-Notics Of a bin 10
care for the INDECENT insane Of this
State.
Shakespeare-Notics Of . bill to create
a Legislative fund.
Walsh was granted an indefinite leave
Of absence.
Renats.
oN -,
Lieu'onans oo'sfnof Aoains IN tne
chair.
PRAYER bv Rev. ]. ID. Hammond.
c...,ax ;,,roar,.a ..nn,nrr.r,,.
in'ion insuucuns senators Jones and
Sharon TO vote for the Railroad Anti.
discrimination bill 1.-THE Reagan bill now
pending In Coneress.) Carried.
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