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The New York herald., 1879-02-11
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Feb. 10, 1879.
In the Senate to-day petition presented ask
ing for the passage OF law to prohibit the manu-
facture of boots and shoes in the State Prison.
The following bills were introduced and referred
to their appropriate committees:-To reduce the
fees of crers of.courts in the several counties from
So to 50 per day. to reduce jurors fees from SO to
81 day; for the relief Of cities where there
financial embarrassments to compromise with
creditors; to enable the Philadelphia and New Jersey
Methodist conferences to become equal in tho own
ership of the Pennington Seminary; to enable town.
ship committees to change the time of holding town.
ship elections from the first Tuesday in March to the
first Tuesday in April; to requir, private bankers
brokers and insurance companies doing busi-
ness in this State to make annual report
to the State Comptroller, and that their earn
ings and net incomes shall pay tax to the
State OF one per centum in addition to all other
taxes; provide for the inspection of illuminating
inspector, who shall have power to test al oils offered
for sale manufactured in this State and also to
have power to appoint deputies.
In the House number of petitions were presented
in favor of the proposed bridge at Jersey City.
INTRODUCED
The following bills presented and referred to
their appropriate committees
To require the treasurer, secretary and officers Of
cemetery companies to render accounts annually.
Providing restrictions against trespassers with
guns Barnegat Bay and its tide waters.
To provide for free public highway between New
ark and the Hudson River. This names commits
soners for the purpose Of carrying out the work
posed
Fixing the compensation of court stenographers for
copies furnished to outside parties at four instead
ten cents word.
To provide for holding a municipal election in
Elizabeth city.
To prevent gas companies from refusing to sup
ply any building with gas for the reason that
former gas bill remains unpaid.
Giving to boroughs having population OF less
than 900 the power to pass ordinances to regulate
and grade wagon ways cutters and water courses of
the public streets.
PASSED.
The following mentioned bills were passed.
To reduce the fees OF solicitors for drawing mort
cages from SIS for mortgage to thirty cents folio
To pay the police Of Jersey City ten days pay.
To repeal the act to authorize Jersey City and
Newark to expend S4OOO,000 each for the purchase
of Morris Canal for water supply.
|. AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL BILL. s.le
& The Attorney General sent in his opnaon that the
bill to exempt mortgage bonds from judgment was
Unconstitutional.
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more than fifty per cent of the aggregate deposits
standing to the credit of such depositor that day.
until the further order of the Court and the jnjunc
tion order restraining the defendant its officers and
agents from making payments To depositors other
wise than specified in this order is hereby con-
tinued until the further order of the Court but this
injunction shall not apply 10 deposits made
after the date of this order. II is further ordered
that the defendant may from time to time apply TO
the Court for such orders and directions be
deemed advisable. and that all applications for such
orders and directions shall he at least five notices
to the Attorney General.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
The following bills Were ordered to third read
ing-Amending the Revised Statutes relative to the
election OF inspectors of election. Amending the
law relative to the police force of the city of Troy
Providing for the repair of highways. Relative to
the trial of certain actions, aud the recounting OF
ballots cast at elections in brooklyn
In answer to the resolution of the House, the SUI
perintendent of State Prisons submitted detailed
statement of existing contracts for convict labor,
with whom made, description of work; number Of
convicts employed and prices per day paid The
prices range from twenty-five to sixty cents per day
In all the prisons the labor of sixteen hundred
conyicts is contracted for
y Superintendent OF Public Works Clark. in answer
to resolution of the House concerning weigh locks
the canals, sent in statement which closes as
follows:-"From this statement it appears that o
saving of $2,375 As, or more than twenty-five per
cent, effected during the past season by the abol
tion of weigh lock Offices Mt OswePo and Utica
where they enot needed and by the reduction of
the force ut other offices where more had been en-
ploycd than necessary"
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PALETTE CLUB REUNION.

The Palette Club held an informal reunion lase
evening" at which q number Of members and guests
were present. The evenings entertainment con-
sisted of music and rccitations. the programme
having been arranged by J. seavcr Page chairman of
the Entertainment Committee Mr.. J. L. Rice
opened with piano solo, being followed by Mr..
prcssible Boy. Mcssrs. F1amant and Harrison Mil
lard then gave IN fine style duo from
''Bclisario." hutc solo by Professor Ebol
came after. Mr.. McNulty caused laughter by
his recitation. THE Frenchman's Dilemma.
aud Mr. Romainc sang In his best voice "Le Noel
OF Adam. One OF the remaining numbers of the pro-
gramnc sleight of hand with cards by Colonel
Janchis. Though no regular art display made
few pictures we're hung in the paror and reading
room. among which we note d. Maitland Armstrong;
large THE Harbor Bar" pleasing landscape and
cattle piece by T. H. Dolph large Oriental scene by
Eroli and landscape by J. W. Mansfield. supper
finally discussed.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1879.
PROCEEDINGS AT THE JOINT DEMOCRATIC
cAuCUs-DEBATE ON THE ELECTION LAWS.
joint democratic caucus Of Senator'S and Rep.
resentatves was held in the hall of the House of
Representatives tonight The frst subject con-
sdered was the proposition to repeal the clauses in
the Revised Statutes regarding test oath Of Jurors
Senator Thurman offered amendment to the
original proposition providing mode of drawing
Jurors in States whcro there is provision for that
purpose. Hss tr,-
Representative Southland. Of Ohio offered another
amendment to repeal the sections of the Fedora,
Supervising Election laws. Much discussion arose
Mr.. Thurman urged his resolution in strong terms
Representative blackburn maintained that but ono
Of the repeating measures should be attached to an
appropriation bill. Representative Cox, OF New
York. took the ground that IL both amendments were
IL would be stronger for the dcmocras party as
the jury and test oath laws limited and local
sectional and Southcrn but the election laws wero ap
piled to all sections and cities-New York, Cincin-
natl, PHILADELPHIA Boston and Baltimore. II the
general sympathy and sentiment desired tho
best hght and strongest case should be applied at
once.
senator Bayard opposed placing such repeating
clauses to the appropriation bills. Hc answered
= by Senator Thurman, who said he stood the old
English rules Of tho Commons. "who held tho purse
with their privileges and against the prcrogativc OF
the king" Finally. after several other speeches
wcrc made, tho propositions with amendments were
adopted. and win accordingly bc appended to tho
Legislative. Executive and Judicial Appropriation
bill in the House. The Caucus WIS very we'll at
tended and remained in session moro than four
hours.
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN EunorE--rmE
NETHERLANDS TARIFF AND LOCOMOTIVES ron
SWITZERLAND.
The Department Of State is In receipt of despatch
from the American Consul at Amsterdam drawing
attention to Ministerial resolution encctine
an important change in the tariff Of tho
Netherlands. and ono which. tho Consul thinks.
is not generally known among American
exporters The following is TRANSLATION of tho de-
cree referred oTools OF wood. iron, copper, stecl
and other metals, as agricultural supplements and
sowing Machines free Of import dutics and Il is
stipulated that in this exemption arc comprised all
nnishci tools which sorve mechanics ~ an aid in
Ahsir work, further. parts Of tools. such - ham
a~ ~ A- - "a
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GENERAL NOTES.

The usual monthly exhibition Of pictures and art
reception will occur at the Union Club on Thursday
evening.
On Friday evening the closing reception prior to
the removal of the collection TO the building in
the Central Park will take place at the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art.
Harper's Mnga=ine for March will contain an illus
trated article on American art and artists.
Through the liberality OF few gentlemen and an
appropriation of the trustees the nucleus of col
lection of works OF American art has been formed at
Smith College, Northampton Mass Tho ten works
nov hung are X. Swain Gifford's Orchard by the
Sea-" William Sartain's "Narcissus, James NJ. Harts
sComing OF the Thunderstorm Louis G. Tffany's
"Od New York." j. G. Nicolls CLOSED In," George
Inncss' Sunrise in New Jersey" Samuel Colemans
Caravan in the Desert A. II. wyant's Scene in
County Kerry, Ireland Walter Sattcrces Young
Dominican" aud william II. Boards american
Eagle in Autumnal Forest" They are important and
recent works and show the painters at their best.
Xix and Tavcrnier have ttcd up as studio the old
municipal court room nj San Francisco and somc-
what asonsh visitors by the wealth of artistic aud
other bric-a-brac which they have gathered around
them.
William II. O'Donovan's bust of William Page will
be formally presented 20 the Academy Of Design to-
morrow evening by the subscribers.
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AN ALLEGED DIGAMIST.

Judge Pratt. Supreme Court. Kings county. yes
tcrday confirmed the report of the referee appointed
take testimony in the action Of Charles Hertucr
sgainst Sarah Hcrtner for absolute divorce ON tho
ground OF bt,amy. The referee found for tho
plaintiff. Tho latter alleged that the defendant.
whom ne married In May 1874. fraudulcntly con-
ccaled the fact from him at tho time that she was
then living.
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FINE ARTS.
sA1MAauNpr SKETCH CLUB EXHIBITION.

sALMAoUNDI SKETCH CLUB ExHrBrTToN.
The private view Of the first exhibition Of works IN
black and white Of the Samagundi Sketch Club viii
take place at the Kurtz Gallery tomorrow evening.
The exhibition will be open to the public from Thurs
day morning until the end Of the month. We ara
glad to state that it will be open free Sunday after
noons Over two hundred original drawings.
sketches etchings, &C., have been contributed the
following artists being among those represented:-
Abbey, Burns, ]. g. Brown, w. II. Beard Champney.
f. s. Church. NJ. +. H. dc Haas. Detaile. Dore. David
SON Farrer Fortuny, Il. Swain Clifford, James Hart,
Homer Lafarge, Meissonnier. Mente Miller. Minor,
Muhrman Pyle, W. I. Richards G. +. Rcinhard,
T. w Wood,
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

SHORT MONDAY NIGHTS SESSION OF THE
LEGIsLATURE-NEw YORK MATTERs-PRo-
posAL TO FOUND A REFoRMAToRY FOR wo-
MEN.
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SENATOR M'cREERY's SPEECH ON THE INDIAN
QUEsTIoN-INDIAN AGENTS PowERLEss FOR
GooD-rHE CHURCH SHOULD BE sEPA RATED
PROM THE STATE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-13

DY VIRTUE of an execution ISSUED q,
} Of the District court ~ the Foryth ysh
cIal district II the state Z Nevada. n tAsM
day Of De cember. 1875, and 10 uIs dirtciedu a
delivered for n Judgment recovered in Esa
Court IA The sd das Of Decent ?, ls5s, n
favor Of James II. BoriAnd and agains; TIE
Rye Patch Consolidated Mil AID Mining
Company for the sum II SIS 80 g., DAMAGES.
with interest thereon al the rate Of len PER
cent. per annum tin paid. tcg-tAsr With
s29O rs. C sts and disnuI - nlents at the ds.e
81 said judgment. and acc uing cosis. all in
u >. gold con, have levied on and takth
in exrcu ion the following described real
estat +, 10 wit:
. hat certain claim and mining right On that
certain lode vein si uate in kcAp Mining
Disttict, humboldt eoun y. Nevads. ald
known and described as he ALPHA nine, being
the -anle prop rty conveyed e. L. v. Green
we'll by r. NJ. l. we'll, Consgable q Rye Patch
Tow nship humboldt county Aeyaea 1uy,
1876, aud G ruled in Book - Of Deeis
pages no, 800 AID sol, Humboldt count!
Nevada. records.
Also. hft, en- hundred feet II 500 ~ nag
certain isdg II silver bearing rock situat.
Eeho ing istrict. nmboldi cozg,
Nevada. aud known and described rs IL
Kansas, and being the same a. conveyed y
NA@AANNh anu thNg To AaAAN LStNLti W ese@
daled June 27th. is77,
Also, sixteen hundred feet ] 500 NJ On ihs
Ger ain vein or lode situate in Echo Ainng
District. humboldt county, Nevada and
known as the Bu'te lode or claim.
Also, the asst baif Of Northeast one-touf
OF Section twenty, Tow nship thirty, AoEh
Range thirty -three last Mount liablo Bas
and Me idlan. together with The quariz LII
aud improve M nts thereon, with The sppai'
tenAnce theFeunt0 belonging.
Also, about q 900 tons 81 failings and
Also that certain water right and prisiiesv
bSlonA ing to said defendant, eonsistiig o.
stream Of water and the works, structures
and water pipes used 10 convey u c same ifen
the bills through Panther Canyon 70 said o.
PENDANTS quartz mill. situate On the tast BAL
Of Northeast quarter of sec ion twenty, LOWE
ship thirty, North Range thirty-ihrse iAA
Mount Dtablo Base and Meridian, near NY
Patch. humboldt county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby a en- that on fklpAi'
the silva TENTH day Of JANUAbi, nA
between he hours Of . O'Clock in the morning
aud o'clock in the evening. viz: 1T oeiOea
P. NJ, 81 the front door Of the Courthouse
Miunemucea. humboldt county, Nevada
will sell at public auction to the higns ~
bidder for cash u. s. gold coin, all o. ,rt
above described properly or suficien snei s.s
70 satisfy said judgment, cost ana aooi'''e
COSTS,
Given undsr my hand at my office " "i M
mucca, Humboldt county, Nevada, this $50
day OF December. 1878. A. hiLb,,
sherin II humboldt county, Ne.a
by W. 4. BURNS, Deputy. a-o-'u
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Anu II secoTuahce Win law and an order OF
the card Of Directors, made on the 18th day
oi December, lSIs; 60 many cha a. II saeb
parcel OF such stock as may be necessary, will
&c sold at public suesi, L, at tAe Office "
laIAst fit'eEaen n, anetione.i, Room p, Ne :.
eEabts Exchange Building. on sATlsPpsy
We III lin Ii day Of FEBaUAkY. l.7g. Al
the hour OF welSe o'clock N. OF said day 10
pay sand delnquest assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising and exuarl.
ses Of the sale
ID, r. VERDI NAL, Secretary.
rsiek- Rooms 8 and I, No. 327 Pine street.
san Francisco. california. ,n2ot5
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Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis
trlct of the state of Nevada in aud for
the county Of Humboldt
In the matter of the estate of j. d. Geisselmap.
deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the under.
IN signed administrator of the estate Of
). ID. Gel selmau, deceased, 70 the creditors
Of and all persons havi claims against the
said deceased TO exhibit them with the neees-
safy vouchers within ten mopshs after the
nrst publication Of this notice TO the said Ad.
minisgratrix, al her residence in the town OF
Cnionville. humboldt county. state Of Nevada.
MRS. r, NJ. GRIs ELMAN,
Administrative of the estate of ]. d. Gcissel-
man, deceased.
Dated this gid day of January, 1879, in
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Proposals Wanted.

FHNo build stone and timber dam in the
humboldt riNer, near the railro ad bridge
four miles east Of Loveloeks Dam 10 h. Of
snfneient height to raise the water fourteen
and one half feet. AID guaranteed to stand
Ole year. Bids to be address ed To John
b0riand, Rye Patch, New. Bids will be ie-
ceived until 10 A. II. Friday. Februarv IAN
1879. The company reserve the right 10 re.
Jeci all bids II not satisfactory For further
particulars address. JOHN Dor AND
~, Rye Patch.
AA-u' Nevada
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To whom it may Concern.
January Term Board OF County Commits.
sioners OF Humboldt coun y, Nevada.

January Term Board OF County Commits.
sioners OF Humboldt eoun y. Nevada.
sATuRrAY. January %. 1879.
The following order relative to INDECENT
Sex person was this day adopted by the
Board, and ordered published la the SILVER
srArE tor the period Of 30 days:
Is ordered that hereafter no bill will be
II allowed against the county for any ser-
wees OF any Kind or any material furnished
iof or &c any INDECENT lick person unless the
prison iehdsnng slcn services or furnishing
SUCH material shall give or cause to be given
AZ thr ear iiest po-- ible time in the due course
o. mai by Letter 70 the hartman Of the Board
q oy notice personally given to the nearest
~ E-ost accessible member Of this Board a
notice OF The - rVic rendered and material
iufn' shed and u the condi ion Of the sick
person. Nor shall sny bill be allowed for
treatment or services rendered or material
FURNISHED 10 any person unless such person
~1s an actual lnaigent sick person.
BY order Of tine Board.
,.oooo J. II. JOB, Clerk.
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Notice to the Public.

1T Is orde ed that all bills or claims against
il Humboldt county shall be presen ed 10
and filed with the Clerk Of this Board at least
five days before the Board of County Commis-
sioners will take action upon them, and that
if not 70 filed that they shall not be acted
upon until tie ensuing term Of the Board
and that when filed with tie Clerk he shall
submit them TO the District Attorney, and
that this order be published in the SILVER
STATE newspaper for thirty days.
BY order Of the Board If County Commits
sioDeTs. j II JOB Clerk
Winnemucca. January 8, 1879, sod
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Proposals Wanted.

CFALEn proposals for insuring the County
- Courthouse at Winnie mucta Nevada, for
the sum Of Slo,000 will be received by the
Board of County Commissioners of humboldt
county, Nevada, up to ~ o'clock NJ. OF Monday,
the 9Th day Of april, A. 1879. Propos ais
should ate name of insurance company,
name Of sent ut inne mucca, il any, rate of
insurance per tnnum, ana contain such other
information SIS will enab the Board TO fully
determine he terms and character of the bid.
TIL Board reserves the right to reject any
anu all bids.
BY order of the Board,
j. II. JOB, Clerk.
Winnemucca, January 25. 1879. ja2e-S0d
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NOTICE is hereby given that the tax on
IN proceeds of mines for the quarter end
ing December 81 1878, Is now due and payable,
at my office in the Courthouse of the County
of Humboldt, and that the laws for its COL
lection viii be strictly enforced.
L. l.. RICHARD. County Assessor.
Winnemucca, Feb. 10, 1879. I'm
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PoStponement.

1ae above re is he eby nos 49, 20 sane
Wee Aestisy, Ell ~ 70, lb,'' "ry,E.
uo2 : Foo ola. q. a. Nayada.
Sine n Of Hpmbo'u. county, Sssx
by W. r. BURSs, Deputy.
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SALT, SALT.
The llesert Salt COMPANY

Is how y eps. ed 10 furnish a caoiee arliele Z,
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
at reasonable rates.
ADDhEsS okDERs:-"DEsEEr SALT Cow.
PAsT, Browns Station, C. P. R.a.
N'au@' aul6- 73-tf
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De inquenr Notice.

RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED MI L AND MINING
CONF ANY,
Location of principal place or business,
San Francisco, California; Location Of Works
Echo Districs, Humboldt county. state of
Nevada
NoTICE-There are delinquent upon the
follow ing desc ibcd och, ON account of az
sessment no u levied on the 17th day of
Dece mber. 1878, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective Shareholders
as follows:
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Postponen,ent.

The sbove sale is lesebv postpoheu s .anr
Thn.sf.,y. February 6. I.Ta, at ne sAnie
. nd pt &c. ~ n xe9ada.
She i'll u Hembold. coul'y 's- a
BY ". +. Bean. deputy. J.
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Postponement.

The above sale is hereby postponed s soa
Monday. January u. 1872 at the same NV
and place. {, A. MIL, y.a.
SHERIFF OF HumUoidl eod~'y' Ne.s''
By W. 4. BURNS, Deruay. Jaio-1
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of C. Lamance, deceased.

Estate of c. Lamanee, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the under
~ gned Adminlstratrix OF the estate of
Ch' sley Lsmsace, deceased, to the creditors OF
and All persons hayiBg GAINS against the
sai deceass % exhibit 1hem with the uee.s-
sary vouchers vi hin ten months from the
first Pr bicasion of this notice to the said Ad-
IA inis1ratrsx a. her residence. Paradise valley,
Humboldt comfy. state Of Nevada
ISABELLA LAAANCR,
Administranix of the estate of Chesley
LAmance, deceased
ated winnemIees, January Is, 1879, In
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-09
inguished, orators in the country.

nnguished,orators in the country.
On the Gath there will be sham battle,
In which the brigade, various military or.
CARNATIONS from St. Louis, and quite a
number of veteran companies OF St. Clair
and adjoining counties, will participate.
The committee in charge are working in
deiatigably, we are informed, to insure the
comfort and pleasure of the visitors.
Fourteen years have passed since the arm
les Oft the Union were disbanded; old COM
rades in arms, in many instances, have
never met since then. 1t is we'll for them,
while there is yet time, to meet again, re-
view the past and ''show how fields were
Won"
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T0THE EX.SOLDIERS OF SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS,

We have ever felt and shown willing.
ness TO contribute to the success OF all cx.
soldier movements and reunions, where the
composition OF the management did not
foreshadow II purpose to give the affair a
political Significance Believing that the
proposed reunion at Beleville will be an
occasion where Democratic and Rcpubli.
can soldiers alike will meet and mingle to-
gcther without hearing ungracous and in.
sulung things said about the parties to
which they respectively belong, we comply
with the request Of the com.
mittee OF arrangements, and give place to
the following notice Of the affair.
This is year of Soldiers Reunions
There is TO be one held at Belley,lc s.
Clair county, on the 9sd, ?3d and cath Of
October Attic same time the Third BRIG.
AIDE Illinois National Gaurd cncamps ,berc
Immense preparations are being made to
make this splendid as well as pleasant ON
tertainment; and as it is the only Reunion
Of ex.soldiers Of all armies of the l'n;,oa
States to be held in Southern Illinois, It
will be fine opportunity for the old so
diers in this par, of the state to mcc, the,r
former comrades.
On the esd there is to be grand oil
fashioned barbecue, q parade Of the mi,
tary, veterans, and various civil oroon,,,
J lions, and speeches by some of The most 1o