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thrss thousand dollsn. quarterly license,
twenty dollars.

sxc 90. Ivery person sIsased in more than
one kind OF business hsrsin enumerated shall
pay for and take out licsnss for each Of such
kinds Of businsss. and for each plAoe IN the
Town vhsss saeh business 10 condustsd and
ssc. q. whsa any psrson. arm. sssoeiasioa.
or CORPORATION shalI commence business aftsr
the tine nIed for the beginning Of quarter, -
provided IN section two Of this ordinanos. be.
she, they, or u may take out out iiesnse foe
the residne Of tho quarter. paying thsrefor
prpportionats sum Of the amount required By
this ordinance for quarterly iicsnses.
bso. %. Tbs monthly business. ssies, or r..
esipts menti. med IN the foregoine sections o.
mated BY the person or some member Of the
nrm oe association or oficer Of the corporation
applying fos the licenss. By tsAing tbs ayernse
business. salss. or rcsipts OF his, her. their or
10 business for the thrss months, o. such por.
bssu sngased ia bosinsss. next PRIOR TO- the cur.
rsut quarter. and. n required by tbs Marshal.
an abstract Of the same shall be vefined by the
oath Of the parry and delivered 70 the nsrshal.
or average shali isil OF neglect 70 DO % bsfop
ths sxpiration OF hftesn days nom tho begin
ming OF the quaftsr. 10 shall be the duty OF The
nashal 70 make such estimate. and the same
shall bo deemed. treated. and taken - the sstt'
$50 90, When corporation violates section
ons Of this ordinance. the bupcvtnssnaehl. 80 :
rstaY o. gsnersi managing sgcns Of such cor.
porafien shsn bs sasnabie to the provisions q
aid section.
i. $40. q. II shall be duty Of the MsrshL and
svery regular policeman 70 zee that the pro-
u,ions Of this Vrdinsnce relating 10 the taking
out OF licenses are rigidiy enforced.
SEQ. %. Any person violating sections four
snd forty .ssysn of this ordinance. OF either Of
them, shsil, on conviction. be punished - pro-
yided In section one Of this ordinances.
bso. 90. All ordinances and parts OF ordi.
naDcss In CONFLICT with this ordinance are here
by repealed.
SEQ. O.. This ordinance shall taks eject on
the hrst day OF Nay. A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and seven-nine; proridsd. that ell
licenses now issued. and TO expire amer said
last mentioned data, shall not bs Affected By
this section. but shall continue In force accord.
ing 10 thsir tsrms; and prorid<d further, that
In such cases the Licensees may take out licenses
for the rs,ldue Of the quarter beginning on the
lsth day Of Nay. A. D. 1879. paying therefor .
proportionats sum OF the amount required BY
this ordnance for quarterly liosnses.
u. u STEVENSON.
President OF the Board Of Trustees
Of the Toun Of 8old Hill.
Attest; W. u, HYDE,
Clerk Of the Board.
On motion Ordinance 100 Vas passed By the
following vote: Ayss-Irustees Fox. wslisy,
Copelard and President stevenson. Abssnt-
Dated Cold Mn. March II. 1879. -
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Lrcrulrn was going down into the
State Of Missouri. and psussd to bid
adisu 10 his friends. Missouri. oh p
remarked one Of his friends. THAT Is
the land OF the James brothers. Which
do you suppose the people Of that State
would rather see come you or the
James brothers 2" The talksr paused
thoughtfully . moment. and then truth
fully remarked that he didn't supposs 1t
would make much difference to them. ~
whether the brethren Of the tribe OF
James or the lecturer came. the COM
nunitiss they visited would be left in
the same psnnilsss condition. And
then he arose and went down and plum
dered three towns. and would have
plundsred the fourth. but q Temperance
lecturer got the start Of him and cleaned
IN ont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the First Monday, the finh Day. Of Nay,
a d. 1879. st fsllos JAchst Engins Company
lNo. 2's) Hous~. In the First Ward. and q Lin
second ward. in The County Of .. oisy and ststs
OF Nevada. an slsction for the folio cling ocncers
Of the Town OF ooid Hill will BE- held:
Three Tru.tsss for the rivt ward,
Two Trus,ees for the second Ward.
One Town NAfshal,
One Town TrNursr.
Said election win Be opened q O'Clock IN the
noon OF the same day.
Tirst ward lnspscton L. Bean. 2. LyfOsd.
II. o. Dauchy.
Second wafd Inspectors-wm. Brepnss. Jsbn
". O. HYDs.
Clerk Of the Board Of fIastsss of tha
9td Town Of Gold Hlii.
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Ml. BKkcnri. in his new lecture ON
"Amusemsnts. says, speaking OF taking
long walks for amusement; III you
can't fnd human friend to walk with
you. take your dog. Why" he said.
with that inimitable mixture OF earnest.
ness and drollsry peculiar to himself.
eel would rather walk with most dogs
than half the men. I believe" he
addsd. after pause. THAT good dogs 60
TO heaven" The audience very properly
looked little shocked. and he added:
"If good dogs. don't go to heaven, I'd
like TO know what Is going to become OF
the rest OF us!' And the conscience
stricken audience fell in with him with
out another struggle Of resistance.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 100.

An ORDluAncE 70 PIX and COLLECT
. License rag Upsn Csstsin
Trades and Dasinsss Within shs
Csspssass Liaits Of he rswn sf
0old Hill,
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sPRIso.
Ms. ". A. prcHov.

rhsrs 10 Spring In the osimy wood.
For fssl its breath on my ehesk.
And hear lie glorious voice
In q thousand tones. tha, speak
OF the wintsrs frosted crown.
A. thing Of oygons hours
Swept of By tims, 70 give ne place
To the wtldwocd's wealth OF lowers.
Thsrs 10 Love In the psrfumed breath
or the brsezs that 10 swept along;
Yor tfs measure flls the notes
OF The moeking bird's swest song.
And my heart bsats joyous rhythm,
And answers him tone for time.
For the trsuuious biiss In his woodland song
u ecAeins back my svn.
Thsrs is Beauty seatserins far
Her gifts with . prineely hand.
For ses her votivs followers blush.
A. saunter over the strand,
And STOOD TO Gull one bud
Prom hsr wreath Of treasures rare.
And mix its brsath with the noatinz vinds
rhas tAngls ny ioossnsd hair.
"Oh fairy-liks splsndor OF spring.
where do thy harvestsrs and
The beautiful. glowing germs
OF the loviiness they have twinsty'
The winds sighed breath Of reproaeh,
TIE grassss prc~scd low where trod.
And the voice Of the innnits Whispered TO me.
'rhe source Of all bssniy is-oodr
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NOTICE.

cEALKp PROPOSALS. WILL BI RKcEIvIp
- for Rsnovating. Repairing and mailing csr
tain Alterations In the STATE Capitol, until MAI
aIYru. ie,p. Specifications. ETC., 70 b go q
~. cc.,,aiisrss of1cs. By order of
BOARD OF CAPITOL CohMlsaloNE12
D. X. Hsssioxs. sscrstsfy. ap1ssd
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SEC. 20. Every person OF nrm engaged IN the
bushes. Of keeping pistol. gun or ride shoot
ing gallery shall pay. quarterly, for license 10
caFry on the sams, according 70 bis avsrHss
monthly receipts, a. In the following schedule.
First Cias,-Monthly receipts ave hundred
dollars or over. quarterly license. nftesn dol
lar.
second Class-Monthiy receipts under ave
hundred dollars. quarterly license. nftssn dol
lara
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sro. a. Every person or nrm engaged IN The
business OF kssping . publie market whsr.
meats, ash, vegetables or ffuits arc sold, shall
pay, quarterly, for . license 70 carTy on ths
isns. aecordina 10 his or their averafs moathly
sales or rsceipts, - IN the following schedule;
Pint Glass Monthly Gales OF receipts ssven
thousand dollars of over. quarterly licsnss, forty
second oisss- Monthly sales or receipts ave
thousal dollars OF over and undsr seven thou.
sand dollars, quarterly license. thirty dollars.
hlrd olaas-honthly sales or rscsipts tvsu.
ty.hvs hundred dollars or over ana undsr ave
thousand dollars. quarterly liosnss. twenty dol.
Fourth olass Monthly salss OF rsesipts under
tvsnty;nys hundred dollars. qusrtsriy hosnss,
nERcHANTs ANp TlApIls.
slo. . EvsIy pssson O. Arm sngssso s u tns
q ohsrviss proyided In this ordinascs. any
wines, iiquors. groceries. provislons, furniture,
dry goods. clothing. boots and shoee noofr
sistionery. watches, jswslry. drug, ms6ioineA
iron ware. tlnwars, hardvArs. ehinavafe. eisars
snd tobacco, quicksilvsf OF other ARTICLES o.
msreh.ndiss. o. 70 s .ssp,ns sa,s oas,ss,is sos
iicsnss 70 carry on The sans. sceordins TO his
hs, on thsir syeraes monthly salss o. rscsipts,
n In the following schedule:
Flint Clsss--Monthly salss OF receipts nine
thousand dollars OF ovsr, quarterly license. forty
Second Cisss-Monthly sales OF receipts
seven thousand dollars or over and under nine
thousand dollars. quarterly license, thirty dol
Third Ciass-Nonthiy ssiss OF receipts nvs
thousand dollaS OF over and under esven tbou-
sand dollars. quarterly license, twenty-nvs DOL
lars.
Fourth olass- Monthly salss OF rscsipts thfss
thousand dollars or ovsf and under fvs thee
and dollars. quartsriy iicsnss. twenty dollars.
Iifth Olass-noathly salsa of fscsipss tven-
thossasd do,isss. susrssriy iissass. afssa sss'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-01

BRc. %. Every psrton az nfm engaged In the
businfss Of hawking or pedd Ina goods. vsrsS,
or merchandise Of any description. except Ice
cream and milk. from vehicle or otherwise,
shall pay for license 70 cafry on the same, 60
cording 10 his or their average saes or receipts.
a. In the following schedule:
Riyst Class-Monthly sales or receipts one
thousand doilars or over. quarterly hcsnse.
thirty doilars. or monthly license. nreen dol.
lars, at the option OF lioensse.
Second Ciass- Monthly sales or receipts IN.
Der one thousand dollsrs, quarterly license.
twenty dollars, or monthly license, ten dollars.
q the option OF the licsnsss.
Third Class-Daily salss or rsceipts nfty dol.
iars or over. ave dollars for each day, unless
the psrson or nrm engaged In such businsss
pay for and take out monthly or quarterly II.
cspaa.
Fourth Class Daily aAies or recsipts under
nfty dollars, three dollars for each day, unloss
the person or hrm engaged In such business
pay for and take oat monthly or quarterly II.
csnss.
; sIc. n. Every person or arm engaged In the
basinsss OF hawking or peddlins Ice cream shall
pay for license 10 Do ths same. according 20
his Or thsif Avsrags salss o. rscsipts, - In ths
felioWinQ schedule;
Rirss 6laa-paily saiss OF rsesipts any DOB
In o. eve. ssAsssrly hssass' twenty-five dol
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SEC. 80. Every person or frm engaged In The
business OF keeping Livery stable where horsei
or vehicles are kept for sals or hire shall pay
quarterly. for license 10 carry on the eame
ness or receipts, a. In the following schsdule
Firpt Clsas Monthly business, sales OF re
cslpts six thousand dollars of over, quartssly
licsnss, forty dollars.
second o ass--Monthiy business. sales OF ~
ceipts four thousand dollars or over and undeI
siI thousand dollars. quarterly iiesnss, thirt,
Third Case Monthly business, salss or 10
cslpts two Thousand dolisrs OF over and undsI
four thousand dollars, qnsrtsrly license, twenty
dollars
Fourth Class Monthly business. sales or 70
ccipts uudsr two thousand dollars. quaftsfly u
csnse, ten dollars.
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SIC. d. Every person. nrm. association or
corporation engaged In the businesa OF trans
mittina letters or other pachAges forwarding
and carrying gold dust. bullion. coin OF freight
for hire. from the Town Of Gold Hill TO any
OF Gold Hill. and who has place OF business
or agency In said town. shall pay. quarterly. for
license 70 carry on the same, according To his,
their or its monthly receipts, - In the average
following schedule;
First Glass Monthly receipts nve thousand
second Olsss-honthly receipts under nvs
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol.
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SEQ. 10. Every person or nrm sngaged In ne
business OF carrying on Q barber shop shall
pay, quarterly. for Q lioenss 70 caHy on ne
sams, according to his ostheif svcrAse monthly
business or receipts, - In ths foiiovins
schedule:
Yint Class- Monthly business OF rsosipts ave
hundred dollars or over. quarterly License, tsn
second Ciass-Nnuthiy business or rscsipts
three hundred and any dollafs or over and
under nve hundred dollars. quartsrT license
six dollars.
Third Ciass-Monthiy businesa or rscdpu
one hundred and any dollars o. over and under
three hundred and hfty dollars. quansfiy
license, four dollars.
Fourth class-Monthly ovslneas OF reoeipo
licsnss. thrss dolla1.
luLiAlD rAsLHs.
s.s. y. Hysty Rsr.os e =. sss.ssd I'm, u ns
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sEo. 10. Every person or nrm engaged In the
the deposit and sals Of lumber shAll pay, quar-.
tsrly. for licenss 10 earry on the sams. accord.
ing TO his or their average monthly nales or 70
celpts, a. IN the following schedule
first Glass Monthly ssles or rscsipts ten
thousand dollars of over. quarterly iesnse. forty
do"lrp.
second Monthly sales OF receipts nvs
thousand dollars or over and under tsn thou.
ssnd dollars. quartsrly license, twenty Ave dol
Third Glass Monthly Gales OF receipts under
ave thousand dollars, quarterly license. nfteen
doliArs.
nASuyACTuAnns or Liouols ANp sTHHa
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STOCK ssoKEm.

sI,. u. Every psrson fsm, s-scc.etion or
corporation ENGAGED ~ ~ bu,.hsss 81 naJhr
isctor or broker Of another. shs ~. q1eftl fiy,
for Q license 10 carry on TIE vsr,e. aesWSt1s 70
his, ibsir or its average monthly purtns>~s t3d
salss, q In the following schedulss l.
First Olass-Monthly purth thasss .. sA'ss are
hundred and atty thousand doi.Ap vr Over.
quart rly license. sixty dollafs
Second Oisss-Monthiy puft 1sses snd sales
one hundred thousand dollars or oyor Al under
one hundred and any thousand dollar. " .rtcfiy
licsass, nfty dollars.
Third Class Monthly purchase snf ssiss
any thousand dollars of over and usesr No
Pour,h class- Monthly purchase, sna Alfs
under fty thousand dollsrs. quaretly tcsnsx
thirty dollsrs.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-08
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 8.
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

At the meeting of the City Government last
night the committee appointed to investigate
the affairs of the Rochester reported and re-
newed the suggestion of the commission two
years since, that the city's interest be disposed
OF as soon as practicable.
An unknown man supposed 10 be from
Portland was found dead in Bradford, Mass /.
yesterday.
All suits growing out of the Vanderbilt will
have been finally settled.
Returns indicate that the Republicans car
ried Michigan yesterday, defeating the Green
back and Democratic coalition. Ia Columbus
the Republicans were successful for the first
time snice 1855 In Cleveland the Republicans
defeated the Democrats and N nationals conbin-
ed. The Republican ticket is also elected In
Cincinnati.
The Senate yesterday continued the discus
sion of Senator Bells case but did not arrive at
a vote. A resolution was offered calling upon
the Secretary of the Treasury for information
relative to the duties aud compensation of
Supervisor Davenport. A resolution was
adopted to investigate the Freedmen's Savings
Bank
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-08
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

The New London docks aud piers on East River
were burned yesterday. Loss heavy.
Madame Bonaparte's funeral took place yester.
day.
Secretary Sherman is in New York to look after
the settlement of bonds.
Cyrus W. Field has been elected President OF the
Wabash railroad.
A deficit of $3.50 has been discovered in the pay
ing tellers accounts of the National city bank, Bos-
ton The teller has been discharged. The directors
say it's carelessness not dishonesty.
The print cloth market at Fall River was unusuaI-
y active yesterday Large sales have increased the
prices. Since Saturday the sales amounted to one
hundred thousand pieces Gas at SO cents and 56s
at IA cents each. Nearly all the sales are for fu-
ture delivery.
Strikes among the Pennsylvania miners are over
and he men are resumng work.
American brig Gazelle is aground at Natal.
The Secretary of the Interior declines to allow
Gen. JEFF G. Davis to enter upon a homestead with
out one years actual residence on the land.
Court refused nolle prosequi in the case of Ora
ham, Benjamin Hunters accomplice
The Comptroller of the Currency says the new 4
per cent bonds of the State OF Georgia so closely re-
semhle greenbacks to come under the prohibition
CT the constitution of the United States.
station agent at Clifford, Iowa, Yesterday killed
young lady, then teeeraphed the railroad officials
go send another operator and wound up by shooting
himself
In Waiver, Ohio, yesterday Dennis Hickey cut his
wife's throat with butcher knife.
Hull of Sch M. Z. Eldridge OF Wels, before re-
ported burned, was sold at auction yesterday and
brought $500.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-08
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.
Probable Republican Victory in
Michigan.
CINCINNATI CARRIED BY THE
REPUB LHCANS.
A Notable Republican victory in
Columbus.
YESTERDAYS ELECTIONS.
A Few Back Towns Elect Democrats.

DETROIT, April John Logan Chapman was
elected Judge of tie Superior Court of this city by
majority of 46 over the Democrats and Nationals.
sixty-two towns give Campbell tRep.) for Justice
of the Supreme Court I'LL majority; Grosvenor
(Rep) for Regent iii majority; Shearer (Rep) for
Recent 11O1 majority.
139 towns give Campbell 1872 majority; Grosyenor
1918 majority; Shearer 1892 majority.
COLUMBUS, April THE Republicans made a
clean sweep in this city, eecipg their mayor for the
first time since 1858.
CLEVELAND, April 1.-THE Republicans elected
their whole ticket probably with the exception OF
police judge by 1900 majority.
HARTFORD, Ct D.. April 7.-At the municipal cleo
ton the Republicans elected the auditor and mar
shall and retain majority of two in the city council
The Democrats elect the city clerk and treasurer.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE Republicans claim the
entire city ticket.
AKRON, o., April 1.-THE entire Democratic city
ticket, with the exception of street commissioner,
was eecte1.
PAINEsvILLE, April 7.-Democrats elect two or
three councilmen In Warren the Republican city
ticket was elected. In Fremont the Democrats
elected the mayor. Ravenna and Elria are Republi.
can. Smaller towns show Republican victories.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. April THE Republic
cans elected marshal and treasurer and the Demo-
Gratis the remainder Of the city officers. At Keokuk
| the entire Republican ticket elected with the
| exception of one Greenback alderman.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-08
MARINE NEWS.
Particulars of the Loss of the Nellie Bell
of WaldObOro.

Particulars of the Loss OF the Nellie Bell
of WaldOboro.
ST. JOHN. N. B., April 6.-Capt Jones and crew,
Of the Schooner Nellie Bell who arrived here on the
barque Brazil, Captain Roach, from Duukirk via the
Delaware breakwater, tell terrible tale of suffering
and privation The Nellie Bell, Ill tons. hailed from
Waldoboro, Me-, and was bound from Portland, Me.
to New York with cargo of lumber. Captain Jones
reports as follows: Left Portsmouth March 80, hay.
ing put in there few DAYS out from Portland, wind
light and variable Early the next morning, how
ever, it had increased to violent hurricane. All
sail but the foresail was taken in. The pump was
sounded and we found the vessel making water
Inc sals were blown away, and the schooner cont,n
ueo W make water She was filled up and rolled
over on ner beam euds, carrying away both masts,
oo"spA'' anu uecAnouse' When she lighted her
oecA was unuer water For the next ffty-two hours
the crew suffered greatly. Snow and hail fell Anr,I
], and the sea continually washed over the w,ecl
All hands laebed themselves to the quarter deck for
safety. The weather the next day was more moder-
ate, but heavy sea was running, and the deck was
breaking up. At "a m. signal Of distress was
hoisted. Ats p. m. three -masted schooner passed
within two lies but passed without rendering as
sistance. Alta p. m. the British barque Brazil bore
down on the wreck and took of the crew. All hands
were thorouhly exhausted, and, of course saved
nothing from the wreck. They were without food or
drink tor two days.
A SacO Schooner Aba nd0 ned.-The finn.
tain and Mate Seriously Injured.
LEWIS, April 7.-Schooner henriette, of Saco. from
Penscola 70. N. Y. with lumber, was abandoned at
sea, having experienced a hurricane March 3Oth.
The captain and mate were injured the former ser
iously, by falling rigging The crew were picked up
and brought to the B eakwater.
A Boothbay Schooner Damaged.
NEW YORK, April 7.-Schooner I. M. Martett,
reports Stove boats and water casks lost and split
sails.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-08
XLvI CONGREss--IsT SESSION,
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. April Z.

WASHINGTON, April Z.
Among the bills introduced was one by Mr..
Booth to repeal the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
grant.
Another was introduced By Mr.. Ingalls, to repeal
the charter of the National Capital Insurance Com
pany.
Another bill by Mr.. ingalls, was to relieve the
Central Branch Union Pacific railroad of all obiga-
tioBs to the government, provided they accept all
provisions of sections 60 and 6f.
The army appropriation bill was received from
the House and referred to the committee on appro-
priations, :
The Senate resumed the consideration of the New
Hampshire Senatorial case the question being on the
amendment of Mr.. Hoar to the resolution OF the
minority of the committee on elections, declaring
that Charles II. Bell was entitled TO his seat the
majority reporting that be is not.
Mr. Bailey of Tennessee took the floor and pro.
ceeded to demonstrate that the Governor of New
Hampshire has no right to make temporary ap.
pointmeDt
Mr.. Rollins supported Mr.. Bells claim and said it
was the first time in the history OF the Senate any
objection had been made to the appoptee of state
executive after the vacancy actually occurred in the
recess OF the legislature. The rejection OF Bell could
only be effected by setting aside the precedents and
taking entirely new departure.
Mr. Hill said he could not vote to admit Mr. Bell
because the appointment was void under the consi-
tuition.
Mr. Bayard argued no such case as the present
could be found because heretofore it bad not occur
red. Ibe New Hampshire LegisIarure could not be
convened until June and until the legislature had
opportunity to elect a Senator the appointment of
oneby the Governor to supply the vacancy until that
time was to be regarded as an exercise of secondary
or supplemental power.
Further consideration of the subject went over nm
til tomorrow.
Mr. Bruce offered resolution which was agreed to
that the President of the Senate appoint a select
commit ee of five on the Freedmen's Savings and
Trust Co. to take into consideration all msters in re-
lation to said institution.
Mr.. Bayard submitted resolution calling upou
the Secretary of the Treasury to transmit state
ment showing what sums of money were paid in
1870, and eadh succeeding year, to John I. Daven-
port either chief supervisor of elections clerk of
the circuit court or U. S. commissioner or for SER
vice in any other capacity and all the disbursements
made by him in this connections also that the Sec
rotary transmit all official correspondence respecting
the said expenditures.
MIR. Conklng said the resolution looked right as IL
went, but he would like to have it lay over, which
was done.
On motion of Cockrell it was resolved that he
Secretary of War furnish the Senate with all reports
made to him by the Quartermaster General of the
army about October 1878 and prior and subsequent
thereto, of any discrimination made by the Union
Pacific R. r. Co.
Senate at 34J went into executive session and af.
forwards adjourned till tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-08
LIME ANss EMF

Land and Calcined Plaster for sale BY
"A. I'D. HIDDEN g. CO..
apld6m ~ Union Wharf,