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Fresh nectariues just received at \. X c. Ellis. jS0.
 Imported wines and liquors a \ < G Ellis. s2Iu
 The Pearl oh, NON EXPLOSIVE, guaranteed 50 fire test, at Ellis store. j50
 300 eases 1j0 fire test Security coal oil just received at L. Bashford f Co.
 1000 easos choice groceries and canned goods just received at L. Bashford < Go.
 Dried Nectannes, Cherries, Plums, Ger. man Prunes, and Riackberries at Ellis Store,
 100 pair of those elegant white and coli ored fnnr point blankets, just opened at l.. Bashford & Co.
 100 cases boots an-l shoes direct from the manufacturers just received aud for sale cheap by l. Bashfofd < Co.
 X large stock of shelfand heavy hardware cooking, heating and parlor stoves, all bought before the advance on these goods sud will be sold cheaper than ever by l.. B,shford < Co.
 Holilay suits and large stock of mems clothing aad furnishing goods just received at L. B4shford & Co.
 THRTY-FIvE acres of good land on which there are l5 springs of never failing water; good fence and out buildings. Produced this dry season five toE. of po,atnes and fifty bushels of cora per acre, and will pro- ducc aoy year S2j0o worth of produce a, ,cts per pound. Splendid stock range Will sell for Si290, half cash and balance Qu time. Apply to J. l.. Fisher t Co.
 di6 Inn.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE, PnYscorr. A. T.,
 Nov, 27th, 1872. Notice is hereby given that the following nam se,tai " has filed notice of hls intention make hnGl proof in support of his q m and final entry thereof at the oEfira;ion of thirty days from the date Of this notice, VII: CHAkLE U. ST ARMS, of Yayspai Co. NJ Of sEit and SNl4 Of sEi. Sec i4 aud NEA Sec 2i Twp 10 Nk W, aud tho names the following his witnesses, viz; Ahner Wade of YavApai county, and Oscar Aalm, of Ysyspai couns.
 WI. \. KELLY, Register. Prescott, Arizona, Noy.27, fs7S.-bt
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The Word Co sozodont," l"

Which has alr0adY become household word. iS derived from the Greek, and com nosed of two words. S0Zo and Odontes, s.Sozou translated means to pro -erve, and "Odou;es'' the teeth 'SOIODONI" a pfe- server of the teeth. And it Is true to it's name. IL beauti6es and preserves the teeth, hardens and InVigorateS the gums, and cor rects all impurities of the breath, The odQr of this pure preparation isso deiightlni that 1t iS luxury tu apply tb it is as hSriiis>> A water. Sold by druggists and perfumers
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PINAFoRE.

The people of Prescott have been treated to q rtrs entertainment by the Markham troupe who rendered for Inc first time iu this part of Arizona the magnificent and popular Opera Bouffe IT. M s. PinafJre. The performance was most excellent and gave entire satisfaetion. Miss Markham display ed wonderful musical powers and seemed to get out of Inc play all that is possible for any person to accomplish. The company were encored upon several occasions which was proof that the efforts of the performers were sell received by the highly intelligent audience. The play will be reproduced this evening and 10 doubt will Gas it ought to) be well patronized. We are sorry that we have been unable to procure the names of those who belong to the troupe, SO that we could make mention of the acting of each particular one, but the absence of program me has left us m the dark so far as ames are colcerned. The Admiral was particu- lariy good, as was also "Dead Eye" Sue cess to the Pinafore troupe, we say.
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For Village Treasurer.

Thanking those of my fellee citizens who, lat year. eiecsd ne TreasUrerOf the Village of PrescOEf, Egzu respectfully request ths fnpFort. and the sappor al oiher citizens, for re-eleetica t0 the of1ce oi Treasurer.
 T.J. MORGAN. Prescott, Dec. 9th, lssa.
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For vi,iase Treasurer.

Inc undersigned respectfully snluoanres thai he v be candidate for the 0fee of Nsilage Treasurer, Ai the ensuing election tue second Inesday January, and soiieis Inc support vf ax-pAyess StiH the cy limits. r.. M. DE BORD.
 Prescott, Dec. 3A, 1879.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Settle Un.

All persons fBogina themselves indebted Co me are requested Co cln and settle the same heforr Inc IB; day Jangary, lSi their account v be plscol ifi Che hands Of the legal fraternity Tor collection. This demand s made necessarSy going to leave the Territory for time. l.. STAHL
 Prescott. Dec 6th, 1879.
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Notice of Assessrnent.

To James Niles James Finley and Alexander David
 son:
 You ore hereby notified that I have ex2cndesi one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Madden Mae, Humbug mining district YAsspai coun- ty. arizona, m order 10 hold the said promises under the provisions of section 24 Revised StaiuiCs of the United states. and If within nuety days after this tce by publication you fail refuse to coEtrs ute your proportion of such exrdituTe co owners. your fr- ferests in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under ssid section 25l4 A. sFEIEY
 l res aott, A. T., \ eS- pN 2svs
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Fer Village Marshal.

The su. scsihcr at the soiatzion of many citizens begs lesva 70 herewith himself a c&ddlie for the oes Of Village Marshal at the ensuing ece.on
 ]. M DUDSOA. Prescott, Dec. sa, 1879.
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Notice

All persons knowing themselves to be in arrears for tho Weekly MINER are requested to send the amount m, otherwise the paper will be discontinued. We send no dunniug letters. C, <. 3EAcH.
 Prescott, Nov t4. 1879.
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For Village Treasurer.

The undersigned herehy announces hiInseid as can did@ie for the fcs of Village Treasurer the eusss- ing elaetioa.
 D II. WEAVER. PrelcoJt Dos. sth, 1879.
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Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postofiice for the week ending Dec. 27th:
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IN PROOF or DE- CZAPKAY's Great seeesa in hs ns ef p,se,iss mors eoanns. iag esi ace can be wanted usan the following: SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
 f 4tsf liJaasffsl SsFsnssHf ef e Cars Per-
 Jessse,i.
 Authenticated l,, lAc Rev. R. s. Synanstou p..,r as hanylit couiFa CostA county Chnreh, sssa other. neigho of the miracaously restored sufferer.
 Cur ai Ntfyous and Physical frostratson and Epl- lsisic . .. kesiored tl heah and happiness bl DR. clAPKAHs peculiar tystean of treznens atsr s,ser- 1 physcisns had failed.
 SWORN STATEMENT.
 B. F. crsaa, carpenter and iOisss Of DanvtIis. Con trs Cossa eoaniy. California. being day sworn ases depose apd say: married father of Eve children and fcrts-nye years of age. More than q year ago. Nhiie al work became elsEy aud fen lo lhs ground aftesuarss had several ialile nis be-asas rhssrs y and mentally Iostssted, sey ai tnles could not sleen, my liver and Eineys iractiye and was my tonr1an o be heart disease and gave ne great dsAl of medicine. which toak but Co 10 Eood Icon- scarcely walk In October, isTs. addressed Dr. L. D czspfay, San Francisco. sstng my sickness .s above dsseSieed sskia fl hs thoeshi he could do anyth1ns for me- and upon fayorabls reply placed nysef an- der hs treatment. have faly regalned my zen. sFsi health, have had cTliepsie ats, snoc taking has asalei 'al and an able so de good days work. NJ changed and rvVit4zsd. and hsYe gained over twenty one Iounds since began te take bis meAisaes. Out oi gratitude toward Dr. Ckspkty, and hoping tlIat I may Dc the of directing oi2r peor safiere-n t, hte. make this brief stsseTcii og facts coaceisae my eAse As ms srtzAtn<c4t bas eea fahig oeasu that confident he CUTS all thqea sns lar. lY afflicted. D. F. cRFFfs fT sT subscribed and sworn to before me this isk dsy of February, 1878. Muu II. f5axER IT.El
 Justice o' the Pe4ee. Contra Costa county, t'ai.
 ISD0RsEMRNTs
 fhe undersigned, nsigAbors asld acquaintance of Mr. D. r. Cr-uE, certify tAat we have known nsn ltlr agy s sss Ad tlzi tc facts stated la tne fs,fs.Es, affidavit gre true Of own knowledge.
 r. S. SyminRton. Pastor of Dznsiile Church. L. Beau, wAgDnmakrr, DanSilr.
 ,. II. Nicholson. 1T. C. Nlcholsoh.
 IMPORTANT. TnE MODERN SoTESTIFIc METHOD OF CuaE
 -As PRAcIIcEp BY--
 DIR. L. J CZAPKAY, l27 Montgomery St. between Bush & suster, Has proved Amos; universally successful ln the most dincnlt and obstinate chronic aiseaa even aes they have resIsted the ordilGry routine of przctice
 DIR. CZAPKAY is preeminen,iy fortunate in the trealens Of all ob Ein4te chronic diseases. and his great medical sksty has been successfully ieste ia this city for tweuyv yezre and to hia wonderful ski there are many living witnesses among who esfy that they owe the ITO. longafion of their ses to him. while hundfra of ih. CTS who were lingering from chronic dlsessas pf the heart angs liver, stomach and kidneys. have been fu " fesiored 70 hcaith. nov3iyt
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Friday. Nsus.
Judge s,ebbias arrived from San Fras- eiscs yesterday.

Judge steblins arrived from San Fras- eisco yesterday.
 Three passengers ~eni out sn the Alex aGEa stage iliis morning.
 Geo. l. fssown is in frsm Arua PriA and reports plenty of moisture in that section.
 Toe party given al tho school house. West Prescott l1st eyeAing. was a decided sue cess Same 70 tickets at 8 each were sold.
 The case of Hickey ys. ths Tiger Mining Company Nil be given iO the jury ttis eve ming, affer five days having been occupied in hearing testimony and argument of counsel.
 The indicators are now quite favorable for big snow storm. So far the winter has been almos; identical with that of 1866. ihe following summer being an excellent enc for agricultural purposes.
 REsIaSED-Miss Annie Keihroe. who has been teaching in this county for over four years, aud st the Prescott Frrc Academy for over two, has rendered her resignation and will sopl depart for her home in Wis eonsia. Miss ke;hToe IS acknowledged as a very competent teacher has made herself popular with the children who will be sorry 10 see her depart.
 COAL DEPOSITS -EIgiseer L. Kingmaa in conversation with us on the resources of Auzoaa and inducements offered by the Sjih parallel to railroad men, remarked that be found in northern Arizona, immense de poIi's of antracite coal, equal to the best produced in the United States We also asked the gentleman as regards the feast bi.iiy of building rsad through Sunset Crossing of ihe Little Colorado, t0 Prescott, and were informed that the route is i'm practicable, as he found in a distance of three miles, difference of 2570 feet in alti- tudo near or getting into ihe Verde Valley.
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For Village Assessor.

The m iersgnsd respectfully aIinounces himself as cdndiats for Village Assessor the ensuing election. Prescott, Dec. Q, ls's, GEO. W. WALKER.
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For Village Marshal.

A. F. FEATHER ann ounces himself candidate fer zEy eln, lseo.
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The Masonic Ball.

One of the most enjoyable affairs that has taken place in Prescott for long time was the Masonic ball last evening. MT Curtis had tie City Hall in gorgeous style, well warmed, etc. The number present exceed ed one hundred, all hands indulging in the may waltz. The music was furnished by the 12th Infantry band and was excel lent. At the proper time supper was an- nouecd, when - cf tlfosc present marched 10 the dining nall and partuok of the most sumpious repast ever given al party in Prescott. After lhe first table was cleared, the second was arranged, when ihe remain- of those in attendance examined, sampled and satisfied their appet.tes on turkey. chicken and other articles, with which the tables were loadei down The supper was nrepared under the direction of Airs. Geo W Curtis, upon whom VIC heard praises show cred from every direction. The dance was kept up until o'clock in the morning, when ambulances bore the participants 10 their respective homes, well pleased with the party and its management. To the Mcssrs. Goldwater Is due much credit for the perfect arrangements in regard 10 con- veyiug people Co and from ;hs ball, and 10 Doctor Kendall for his labors as floor mana ger.
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Save money by buying from L. BashfoTo S Co.
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For counciinan.

The undersignsd property hclder in the Village of Prescott urge request Of many other procFf1 holders, Las ecnsehtea 10 p,esenf his the I ffescUts the eeelUn ia 9S1gary, for CCun- ciliIan-
 A. s. HASKELL
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ROydI HaUdnG Lottery
 B B81O,oOO DRAWN EVERY r DAYSA

s7i Pri1ss, s'nouniil C. spanish pogaFs ssl0.OOo PRICE~IS L. E. CuBRESC.. Nsoie E1csess Halves Quarters Fffth<
 &t9 SB eIB es ElglNhs Tesfhs Tweneetss Pnriictbs g sa s7 ea Information furnished FHEz. Orders FiHas' Prsae csrhed- s,V1Eish Bsnk Eiis and eiayssanssns~ p,s- elasei TAYLOR CD., Bankenn.
 n Wal straes. Nes Nort.
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NotIce to Creditors.

NOtIce to Creditors. Probate Court, Yavapai County, Arizsna Territory
 Estate of LOUIS wEIMERT, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned the ex- eutor of the estate of the said Louis weiret deceased t0 the creditors of and all persons having claims against sAid deceased, Co exhibit the same with pecessary vouchers. within ten months from the first publication Of this notice Co tho undersigned st his place bust ness ta wit: at Eaibles Saloon south Mouts yurna Street. Nilage of Prescott, Arizona
 JOHN RAIBT.k. Executor said Estate. Prescott, December 2nd fs79,
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For Mayor.
For Counc ilman.

The HdersigRed, property holder in the Village ef Prescott aad nzvg ths lat e4 the city zt heaTf has eoacgud sd t9 Enaouncs 70 ts property and said Village Ihat be s candidate for Coun- cllusal ai Rue s1sut sg eiscfioB iE J4nEzTy.
 FRED. BRIGHT. Prescott, Dec. sta, ISIS.
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0q0awsek SIP day a; homo easily male. Costly D suiht free. Addr TRaz Co.,, Augusta, Maine.
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Village EIectiom.

The regalar Village Election of Prescott will take place the
 First Tuesday In January, 1880, al which tas there vii bs eiectsd: T~0 Councilman One Mayor, One Marsflsl One Assessor, One Treasurer. One Puuisdnaat.r, The polls viii be hel q; the office of the Village Re orders in said Vil1ge. The Polls wii te open from 10 A. N. O 4 r. M
 CHAs B. RUSH
 RECORDER. Prescott, December End, 1879.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For ara,or.

feea cizers tle anG@fSzgss sefs3g announces hlfc- sef lssssaF MS. e at tAr oeaaing esecsson-
 WE. S. KELLY
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FOR SALE.

Tbe subscriber ofers Co ss1 close Co the uortkrsn hoUasrs Inc uf the Village of Prescott. Ie7 acres of land about 19 of whch sutAbls for residences Ap lots uifh zs of zsrsu so s re ia tine of the drought there is engunh for nty ! ind cf a miH or words. PETER nkOfskNh
 psssacurF. Nov. efh, fS7e-
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loung III J Persons iu calling for these letters will please say advertised.
 T. ". OTIs, Postmaster.
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For Village A.sessnr.

htrsby announce myself a candidate for election Co tho office of Village a ths ing election. U. II. LA BERTEb.
 Prescott, December sd, 1879.
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For Ni!lags Assessor.

The undersigned would respectfully announce him. sell candidate for the oihce of Village Assess at the ensuing e.seiioa.
 P. M- FISHER. Prescott. Dec. 4th. 1879.
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Fer Village Treasurer.

elIz.-isifis for tis os1ce 0s village TressaErr.
 ROBERT CORNELL.
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ENDORSEMENT;

The undersigned. nsigabors a1d sesIuaiutsnczz Of Mf D. '. Cr-uE certify tAat have known aim aur- a his sss and that tac facts stAsea I the f0rcsor affidavit are true of 9uy own knowledge.
 F. S. SymngtoD, Pastor 0f D4nsiile Church.
 L. Beau, wagDnmakrr, Dzuyillr.
 II. Nicholson. 1T. C. Nlcholsoh,
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Convincing Testimony

I-J. cEAfhAY, a. D. San Frsneiarr
 THE MOST
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15

horse race or circus" or for keeping open any
gambling house, "or any place OF DarDarous
q noisy amusement, or theatres where liquors
are sold" Florida, for disturbing any con-
gregation 81 white persons. provides au line me
be Whipped not exceeding thirty-nine stripes,
or Imprisoned not exceeding six months"
South Carolina alone, Of all the States, true
to her puritanical traditions sticks to the old
notion of compelling attendance upon divine
worship. Her statute still provides that oil
persons, having no reasonable or lawful ex-
cuse, on every Lords day shall resort to
some meeting or assembly Of religious wor-
ship, tolerated and allowed by the laws OF the
State, and shall there abide, orderly ana
soberly, during the time OF prayer and preach.
ing, on pain Of forfeiture, for every neglect 81
the same, Of the sum Of 81" The Illinois
Sunday law ID much milder than the laws o.
most Of the other States. It only prohibits
the keeping open OF tipping houses, and dis
turbing the peace and good order Of society
by unnecessary labor, or amusement or diver
sion, with exceptions In favor OF watermen
and railroad companies.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-15
+. LOUISIANA.

Cut worms are hurting the corn in Avoyelles
parish.
Cane river Is crawling, old Red booming,
and q heavy rise reported above Natchi-
toches indicator
The late rains have made our logmen and
mill owners happy BY causing rise In the
Calcasieu river, and thereby bringing down q
heavy run OF logs Lake Charles Echo.
Hill farmers say they have had rain enough.
The river planters are not really "hankering'
for anything now but spell OF good weather.
Coushatta Citizen.
From Mr.. VIM. Edmonston we are gratified
to learn the crops Of corn, cotton, cane pota-
toes etc, are doing well and promise to re-
labor-[B Baton Rouge Advocate.
Thomas Ryan, convict from Donaldson
vile, was shot and killed last Saturday morn
ing at Waterproof, parish Of Tensas, while
he was working on the leyee. Ryan killed q
man In Donaldsonviile and was sentenced
therefor to the penitentiary for life.
ground for the Sabine river bridge will COM
mence, and next week pile driving will COM
mence here for tho bridge across the Calcasieu
river. Work is progressing steadily all along
the line.-[L Lake Charles Gazette.
The railroad % slowly progressing. Pile
a few days. Mr.. Frank Houston has the
building Of several flat boats to be used In
pile-driving He launched one last Saturday
fifty feet long by twenty feet beam. The iron
Is daily expected. Charles Echo
The two darkies confined In jail for horse
stealing have begun to get lonely of late, and
they want breath Of fresh air. So they pro-
posed to Mr.. Sam Lacroix that they would
hoe his corn for him, and he could sit In the
shade and watch them with gun, II he
would. Sam says he amt lazy, but the sun
Is awful hot. and as 1t ID doing the darkies q
favor he though he would accommodate
them. Yesterday and the day before Sam
had them hoeing away, while he sat on a
stump and nursed a double-barreled shot
gun.-[Colfax Chronicle.
1t is with exceeding pain that we
chronicle the drowning, Monday even.
ing at about 6 o'clock, OF Frank, son Of
Mr. Joseph Perrillat. Mrs. Perrillat with
her children joined q picnic party last Mon
day ct or near Baton Rouge bayou. Some
time during the evening her little son Frank
went down to thu edge OF the river with a
little duck to make It swim. When he put
the duck In the water 1t swan off, and be
grabbed for 1t, lost bis balance and went
headlong into the river. He was never seen
again. Baton Rouge Advocate.
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parish seats, changing parish boundaries ~
lines, changing school districts; ereatIne
offices or prescribing the duties and powe,s
OF officers in towns, cities, parishes or school
districts; regulating the fees or extendnr
the powers and duties Of town councils, no. {
lice iuries, justices OF the peace, constahIaa
or other parish officers, or officers of ans
| town In the State"
Mr.. Heron moved to amend the item II,
striking out all after the word "to," and n.
serting the Words "cities having popula-
ton Of over ten thousand Inhabitants
The amendment OF Mr.. Heron was o.
copied by Mr.. Land.
Mr.. Watkins moved that the item and ,ho
proposed amendments be referred to the foro
mittee on Corporations.
The motion to refer was laid upon the tah,o
Mr.. Chiape1la moved to amend by addIro.
the words, "or other cities of more than tor
thousands inhabitants"
Mr.. Land withdrew his amendment mr.
posing to insert the word municipal aftar
the word creating"
Mr.. Jastremski moved that all the pendInp
amendments be laid upon the table, on which
motion the yeas and nays were called far
with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Allan, Baskin, Benbam Rian-
Burton, Byrne, Cahen, Claiborne, Col illiGs'
Colvin, Davidson OF Claiborne, Davis, Demas'
Easterly, Edwards, Elan, Estopinal. FanE'
Forman, Gardner, Girard, Ola, Covers
Grimes, Hazard. Henry Of Cameron, Henry;
Jenkins, Kelly. Kennedy, Kernochan Kidd
King, Knoblock, Lagan, Leake, Loan, Long
Luekett Lyons, Matthews, Willard, More.
land, Moore Of Lafonrche, Moore Of 81
Panddsy panss pbe Noga nsbt OLIVIER
son, Self, Simon, Smith Of jackson, Smith of
St. Mary, Stage, Stamps, Steele, Stewart
Stille, Thompson, Warmoth, Webb. White
Williams OF Terrebonne, Young Of Con.
Nays-Messrs. Babcock, Blanchard Bobe.
Bourgeois, Breen, Caffrey Chaffe, ChiapelIa''
Cunningham, Davenport, Denis billiard. Fav.
rot. George. Heron, Joffrion, Kemp Land.
LeGardeur, j., Lott, Marshall, Munday, Nc.
son, Stevenson, Stringfellow, Sutherlin, Todd.
Vance, Watkins, Wells, Young OF East Baton
Rouge-36
Absent Messrs. Augustin, Bell, Bolton, Ca
rev. Davidson OF Iberville, Dickerson, Fonte.
lieu, Gaskins, Gneringer, Ktrkman. Lanaux. +
Landry. Marks, Mentz, Reid, Roach, Semmes.
Stone, Strovich Williams Of Grant-2O,
The motion to lay upon the table was car
ried.
Mr.. Robertson offered to amend the item by
striking out the proviso. and moved that the
further consideration Of the item and amend
ment be indefinitely postponed
The motion to postpone, by rising vote Of
SO yeas to Is nays, was laid upon the table.
Mr.. Sutherlin moved to amend by inserting
the words private or municipal" after the
word creating"
Pending the amendment of Mr. SutherIin to
item welve, comprised In lines 20, 80, 81, 81,
80 and 81 of the printed bill, the Convention
on motion OF Mr.. King, by a rising vote Of
Sc yeas to 81 nays, adjourned until to-mor-
row at 2o'clock p. m.
VIM. Ell. HARRIS,
Il Secretary Of the Convention.