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Buy your Wallpaper from Chenauli 4
Penny.
NEw stock " pocket-knives nj Chenaul
a pcnny's.
pHyIcIANs prescriptions accuraicll
compounded NJ Chcnault \ pcnny's.
CHrHAuir n PfNSY have a complct
stock " School Books, Slalcs, Pencils, Pa
pera, Ne.
Go 10 McRobcris n Starg Tor shot.hags
Game bag, powdcr.hasls, and hunters
supplies generally.
Buy . rair Of Genuine Pebble specta.
Giles from Chenallt \ Penny Warranted
Price only $3.50.
A Nrw Singer Sewing Machine can he
purchased NJ bargain by applying 10 Me.
Mary logan, stanford, Nv.
McRonrnrs q SrAOG will now ell you
the finest Powder aud best Shot and Cap.
IN town at the lowest market price.
l. yorR clock out Of orderg Take II Ia
Chenault n Penny and have u repaired.
Prices low and satisfaction guaranteed.
J.H&S. H. sHASKs have just received
a splendid new lot Of ladies aud Chill
dren'. Shoes, made by Ziegler Bros, aud
are authorized 10 warrant every pair
WASTED A good school, male OF f..
male. Eight years experience. Sufficient
reference offered Satisfaction guaranteed.
Adde'S, NJ. u. Hughes, stanford, Ky.
Wa Keep on hand large stock of Shot
gun. Double and Single Bfcech Leaders,
and Double and Single Murxle Loader Of
the finest make McRoberls n S,agg.
VINO has not been annoyed by a cough
In church, II may come from the rcmo-
test corner In the rear, but it, echo tick
lea the throat infront creeps down the aisle
sud touches the uahera wringing = syme
pathetic explosion from every victim. But
Coussens' Honey Of Tar will cure coughs,
colds and all diseases 81 the throat and
lungs. Bronchitis, hosrseness and sore
throat. Price 80 cents For sale At Nc
Roberts \ Stage
DiD You ever notice how terribly beau.
" q the blonde type can disappoint one ?
At a little distance We only sec the shining
aureole Of hair, aud the Imagination, with
it, def touch, isquiok 10 complete the pic
ure with complexion a. yelvety as the
heart ola rosc, and A. pure a. snow. But
on close proximity the picture loses it,
brightness II We discover traces Of a disor-
dered liver, which can be corrected by
using Porialine, or Tabler's Vegetable Liv-
er Powder Price 80 cents, At McRoberis
n Stagg's
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LoUINILLE, KY, Dec. 10, '79.-The
city wears is gala dress. Every thing
that lies in the power Of flags, bunting,
cedar, pictures, notices and Chinese Ian
terms, has been utilized for the occasion Of
General Grants grand entrie among Ken
tnokians. Various are The opinions ex-
pressed on the highways and in street
cars. To some the demonstration assumes
the garb Of toadyism exclusively. Many
openly wish Cor a heavy rain storm that
willl demolish all this beautiful ornamen-
tation and force people to stay indoors.
Grant is verbally hacked 10 pieces and all
who would join in hOnoring his presence
come in for a share Of condemnation. The
heads Of ceremony regari the matter in a
purely hospitable light, abjuring politics
altogether. Your correspondent, having
long been acquainted with the august Wis
itor, can not claim the slightest curiosity
on the subject The ingathering Of Ken
tucky's most distinguished citizens is temp
tation enough TO any who have ever ming
led in such society, and the coming needs
no apology. The line Of march is map
ped out for the day, and the procession
promises great attraction. The reception
at the Courthouse, lunch at the Louisville
Hotel, reception by Mrs. Grant, supper at
Watterson's, and banquet and ball at the
Gait House, are all arranged in due form
and will begin at half-past one.
On Monday night at the Dominican
Church | witnessed the Festival Of the
immaculate Conception, that being the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of the promulga-
ton Of this dogma. The altar Of the Vir-
gin Mary was most gorgeous with white,
red and blue lights, flowers and pot plants.
The procession up and down the aisles Of
the elegant building was impressive. Fiji
teen banners Of silk and gold, five white,
FIVE blue and five red, each containing a
painting Of the holy mysteries, were borne
by the little acolytes. These pictures rep
resented the Annunciation, the Assump-
ton, Nativity, Cruciixion, Resurrection,
Ascension, &c. One hundred little girls
wearing white wells, and fifty little boys
arrayed in robes were among the particle
pants in the procession. The children
chanted all the way. The sermon during
the evening was taken from the Apocry-
pha, and cantained the type Of Judith and
Holofernes. The immaculate conception
Of Mary was dwelt upon, her absolute pu-
rity and her power TO intercede for man.
The Mysteries were divided into joyful,
sorrowful and glorious. SAPPHo.
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FISH BROS.
FARM WAGONS +!
-WITH-
HOLMES THIMBLE,
lf-Oiling Skeins.

These Wagons are nOV offered
to The farmers Of Central Kentucky, iciih
a number livery Important and
Recent improvements male in
the last sr months, the most Important Of
,ohich is the Holmes Self iling
Thimble Skein, avoiding the great
i,lcOnpenience of renOving he lcheels 10
oil them.
Holmes Skcin and Boring does alcay
loith all side draft, The great objection IN
all other Skeins, as the Skem is perfect.
ly straight.
These Wagons, '0ith this late improve,
ment. ,0iH run from 200 to 900 lbs.
Lighter than any wagon not provided
soith them, in proportion to The size and
load.
Fish Bros. d Co. haze he exclusive
right 10 use them IN the United States.
The Boring is so constructed that L
Is impossible for them TO loosen or turn IN
tie UOOd.
J They take ia One-third more WOOd ia
he SEein than The Old style.
The shoulder 10 them is a per1eoifttins
sand band. II can not lose any oil at th'
point.
The AHies are one size larger than h'
corresponding sizes Of 'odgons not using
the Holmes Skein.
The Wheols are boiled IN oil bejor,
painting; hence the tires haze not IoOsenec
ia single instance pithia oar kRO'cl
edge, having sold 900 Of them in The las
sir years.
These Wagons leH be for sale IN al
sizes, as s0el as Iron Aries, By ID. s
Marpell, at Alum Springs, 'ohO 'ol
have ,uagOns on exhibition on public GAc
Court days at Daavile, HarrOdsb'T!
and Stanford, and By 1s at Lebanon.
Every Wagon Is guaranteed in aoyii
ing By as.
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therefore. urge, in the name ~ The people
of the county, the Magisimcy. 10 speedy
action, reminding them that they ore but
servants Of the public, whose will, when
made known 10 unmisiakably, should he
pr.rptlv ohcved
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- The young folks Of town had very
pleasant time 70 the Zachary House last
Friday evening. A little shin-dig and
other amusements conspircd 10 pas The
hours away AZ n on lightning pinions.
- John Ingram, q youth In his teens,
go. On a regular bitter creek" tarc a few
days ago. and for while made things
rather lively, by nourishing knife and
.acn a shot gun, but was soon scoopcd up
by Sam Adams, the Marshal, and taken
before the iolicc sudgc, but that function
airy, much 10 the surprise and disgust Of
the better people Of town, rdercd his i'm
mediate release. Too much Backhurnlsm
there, Jimmy, too much.
-- Since stopping here I have taken no.
tice Of an evil existing which IL patent 10
the most casual observer. tits the prac-
lice indulged in by saloon keepers, drug
gists, Nc, keeping open doors and vending
their commodities Of trade on the sab
bath. These practices Immoral and lille.
gal a. they are-have been let run 10 an
alarming extent. Drunkenness on the
streets, and even rows and brawls were not
inirequcnt. | understand, now, however,
be il said TO their praise, that the city
council have donned their official robes
and determined by strength Of the law 10
beard the monster in his den and relieve
Somerset Of the just odium heretofore be-
slowed upon. Go on, gentlemen, you arr
in the right groove, you now have your
hands upon the monster, never let 60 I'M
Ill you exterminate him and make foi
yourselves a name and fame co-cqual with
that Of Theesus, who Stayed the monster
Minotaur, and conqured the Centaurs.
Wage a war Of determination and receive
the plaudits Of a grateful public.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

STILL GoIE0.-From the immense sales
made by Hayden Brothers in the past few
weeks, one would imagine that they had
about sold outlook, stock and barrel,
Such il not the fact, however, for this en-
ergeic firm are buying continually In the
large cities, and Keep up their stock in all
Department., notwithstanding their goods
are still going Oh daily 10 all parts Of tho
household word IN thousands Of hmi-
les.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

FoR LIFE-The Court OF Appeals has
affirmed the decision Of the Madison Cir
cult Court In the case Of George Mitchell,
who was sent up for life for killing Patrick
Sweeney, several months ago.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

THE GRANT BooM-fhanks TO the good
sense Of our people has not extended 10
Stanford But four persons, all Republi-
cans, went from here TO the big blowout
at Louisville, Notwithstanding the induce
ments Of half fare, and the sights Of city
In holiday array.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN THE
ORGAN TRADE
BY
MESS. D. \. BALDWIN & CD

Realizing the fact that there are hundreds Of
parents who would be glad 10 give their children
a musical education, could they afford to purchase
for them good instrument at a reasonable price,
we have decided TO sell ave hundred fine Cabinet
Organs on the following terms: We will put thu
price OF the organs down to $50, and purchasers
can pay $40 eaah and the remainder we will di-
vide up into small monthly payments Of 81 each,
which gives the purchaser one year and six months
to pay the remainder. Please think what a saw
Ing Of thirteen cents per day will do for your chill
dren. The above organs are made in drst-class
style and Of rst-class material. The cases are Of
solid black walnut. They have two full sets OF
reeds and seven stops, three Of which run all The
way through, making them equal TO ten-stop Or
gans Of other makes. The keys are Of pure ivory.
A guarantee Of Eve years goes with each organ.
Persons outside Of the city who hnd Il inoonvenent
TO call al our warerooms, can have circular con-
tanning cuts and full description sent them APP
plication. Persons desiring Pianos can obtain them
from at prices and on terms equally as good as
on organs
81 Of the purchase money on organs and 81 on
pianos saved by saying you saw this offer In the
ISIERIoR Journal,
Id. HI. Baldwin az Co.,
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DEArH.-The infant child Of Mr.. b.
Maitingly, whose illness was mentioned in
our last issue, has since died
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

Nav sroRE-J. A. Moore a Co., hav'
opened a drug store at Kings Mountain
Tunnel.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

AFTER a week Of rainy, muddy wealth
er, il is getting gloriously cold Not sin.
gle snow 10 far.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

NV STYLE fringed window shade il
all colurs AT McAlister a Lytles.
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LOcaL MaTTERs.

Nav CARPETS and OH Cloth at MEALS
Ger and Lytlc's
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PHILLIPS IL BRO,

General Agents for Central Ky.
Also Agents for Auery d Sons Cast
aud Sieel Plolos al Wholesale and Retail.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken in ohanse ioT O0ois, al the highest mar
ket rates. bling mo your f0ultry, Feather kglsi
Butter, Ma, Mild Game, lard, kalon, Oluscng.
thon 10 ther cali Falue
.. y. DAVIS.
s02Gm Meas the Depof
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A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

l. what Will kscp, aud the citizens of levin, ihe
farmer and trader, can lad al my house any thing
they need, a. city retail prizes.
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TRuSKs and Valises just received a
MeAlister n Lytle's
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GEO. D. WEAREN,
DEALER IN
Staple & Fancy Groceries,
PROVISIONS
HARDWARE, IRON, STOVES, CRATES,
-FARM IMPLEMENTS
Field Seeds, Grain, Salt,
LIME. CEMENT, &C..
Stanford, Kentucky.
1 DESIRE TO CALL THE SPECIAL ATTEN-
TION OF THE
LAD He ST.!
Finest Assortment
EVER
Exhibited in Stanford +!
-CONsIsTiHG Or

HANDSOME DECORATED CHINA
Dinner and Tea Sets, Plain Chino and ne
Very Best Bunds Of Stone China, Plain md
Figured Glassware in Erey Style and Ee.
uTe, Decorated Chamber Ssts, a FaH Line y
Giass and Bronss lamps, HaRdson'e Line
ofTdbie Cutlery.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

A noted chemist who has analysed them, says
"THERE Is MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A PINT OF ANY OTHER"
We therefore say to the amIcted
Try this Remedy fairly, II will not
harm you, you have nothing TO
loees but Will surely gain avlgo-
rous Body, Pure Blood, Strong
Nerves and a Cheerful Mind.
Principal Once, 80 hurry ST.. NY.
PRICE 20 GENTS.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
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CANDIDATES.
JAMES Il. BAILEY,

Is a Candidate FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
hncolni sabiect to the action OF the Democrat
party.
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HEADQUARTERs !

FOR EVERY ITEM IN THE FANCY GROCERY
AND CONFECriONERN LINE
ORANGES LEMONS, CALIFORNIA
Pears, Malaga Gropes, BaaoAa4, C'Ois Ap-
pies, Fiod Oysters, Sole Agaas lor Empson's
Cuamcis, Hain and FtHey Ondy, Raisins,
DATES, Figs, Nus, Citron, O'5runis, Ff,u'es,
OaMbcTies, Coeoanuis, Chocolate Hou'iny,
Crit. Ga. Ned, Cfaoked WAeai, BuekrAsat
Flour, Pickles, Pine Apples, Pfsseres, Jelies,
Minee Meat Appis Butter and Canned
Goods n Erey Kind and Ha'ieiy.
Come and see US.
Look at our Goods,
Get our Low Prices,
And be convinced
That we tell the truth.
RESPECTFULLY,
,o..,, GEO. ID. WEAREN.
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Nor rHE MAS.-ln answer 10 a para
graph addressed to M in this weeks SOM
erset RepaieT, we state emphalioally that
Mr.. w. &. Ovens Is not the author Of the
letter from HE town that appeared in the
INTERIOR JouRSAL Of Last week-nor any
other week. We don't suppose Brother
Owens has even the slightest idea who u
our Somerset correspondent. That h. q
secret that shall be guarded by ~ with the
cinseat care.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-12-12

WOULD ALSO REMIND MY FRIENDS THAT
LAM NOW
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CrHruu Coum -Jadge NJ IT, Ovslcy
will bold o. .per.al term Of his Court here,
beginning next Tuesday, Cor the trial Of
such Equity cases as may be agreed upon.
SuouLnra our on PLACE Uncle Tom.
my llill, who lives rear Halls Gap, fell
while fencing ON hill side Wednesday,
and dislocited his shoulder. Dr. Craig
was called and soon bad the Old gentleman
In proper position.
IIuNo.-The Jury in Sam NJ. williams
casc fof the murder n Tom burns, were
out twenty -four hour, and being unable 90
agree, were discharged. They stood, IL IL
said, three Tor acqui,ial, four for two years
in The Pcnitontiary, three for ten, and two
for lwenty-one ycara Bail has been given
at 5000
uSrL the 10Th u January, 1850, the
notes and accounts ~ Wearcu n Evans
will be found with Geo. D. Wcaren, after
that time they will be placed in the hands
81 some one u more persuasive poinos One,
two, or three years time will not be- tolcf-
aied In the settlement of our business
Such lenicncy need not becxpcclcd.
On--ln boring a we'll on the prcmi e. Of
which lIalc's noted Medical Well Is diua-
ted, Mr.. J. Mac Smith struck nj a depth Of
90 feet, a vein Of water and also vein Of
oil the latter proving to be Of the quality Of
the best lubricating oil. The capacity Of
the stream u about gallon m hour, 81
present, but Il l. thought that the yield
will be greatly increased by boring deeper
which will be done.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28
The Walk Against Time.

Professor Williams. who proposes to
walk 100 miles in % hours, will CON-
mence his task ut 8 o'clock this eve-
ming In Centennial Hall. The follow
Ing committee has been selected to
keep time and ordsr: Thpm Mills.
j. l.. Wiley, Ed Hauey. r b. Mall@t.
}. ID Cramer. j. Il. Windle. A. W.
Fisk, j. ID. McAllister. ), Parker, Geo.
A. Walker. q. w. Clarke. D,orkeeper,
John Richards. Ladies will be ad-
mitted free. and seats furnished them
on the stage. Doors open at
O'Clock this evening"; walking to CON-
mence ut 8 o'clock
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28

The adultery case of DR.. W. f.
Smith. in San Francisco. is on trial.
His letters to his mistress Miss Car
pente, nleca of Thomas Fttch. are fall
of even nauseatingly sweet exoressio as.
whlle one letter in parical rito his dis
carded wife SHOWS him forth the heart
less brute be is. II, once III .ie "a re-
mark ia referenee to Mrs. Fitch, which
which the witness Melissa was excu ,ed
,cused from repeating. as raomls Fitcn
was in the tourt rom.
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AMERICAN LABOR UNION,



New Organisation started at
Eureka
The Eureka Sentinel notices new
organization called the American Labor
Unlon. in that towa the object of
which can be best learned from the
preamble and resolutions which are as
follows:
WHEREAS. The native. born citizens
of America have by theIr lack OF union.
inertia aud apathy and not by reason
OF any mentai or moral inferiority, per
mitted monopoly OF all the leading iu-
dustrles to pass into the hands of
monopolies which employ aliens IN any
OF whom are not far removed from
poems; and
WHEREAS, The restless and indie
pendent spirit of Americans has caused
them to, at ali times. desire to better
their condition. a desire which FREE
qientlv Causes them to make an in
Jndlcions change ot,homs; aud
WHEREAS. Tney have selected this
LOCALITY In large numbers, and whose
wants seem to be overlooked by th Jse
who have the mpioym snt of LABOR. and
VINO mSDopolize the Industries of the
County; aud
WHEREAS All labor b4iDg honorable,
aud many Americans bsiug here idle.
aud willing to labor ut any kind of
ieg'tin nate work or employment; there
tore be 1t
Resolved, That we. mutually band
ourselves together in AN organization
to BE- known AS the
AMERICAN LABOR UNION.
The object of THIS Union shall be the
protecto0rof Amrricaa labor and in-
duStry, helping the unemployed and
aiding aud assisting its members to
procure employment, elevatiog the
working. classes. encOor ,ging the dis
Outraged aod hopeless. aud main
taiuiug the dignity OF labor, aud
above all. to iocucate ia the young
nAsn Of our country u supreme con
tempt for idleness and dissipation
Any Caucasian born on the North
American Continent, aud who speaks
our mother tongue. may become u
member of this Union Auy one
having resided continuously III the
country Fl years . may become a
member.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28

Tom FITCH. the 'silver-tongued -
orator. lectured. in Metropolitan TEN
pie. San Francisco, last Tuesday night
in opposition to Bob Lngersoll main
tanning the truth of the Scriptures.
Fitch believes in. the, sacredness OF
religion. Ingersol does not; yet ninety.
nine out of every one hundred persons.
who are acquainted with the two men.
would believe Iag-rsoIi's word almost
as.soon as they would Fitch q oath.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28

The Eureka Sentinel saws: 1T il
rumoredthat the next Grand Jary OF
Eko county will Investigate its pre-
decessor with view OF ascertaining if
possible sohy.a certain petition was for
wardad TO Carson asking members of
the Legislature to ignore their pledges
to the people on the railroad question -
We join the Sentinel in the hope that
the investigation will be searching.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28
AN IMPRUBABLE STORY,
A stranded ship i'm the sierra
Nevada Mountains.
nl28-tf

A stranded. ship in the sierra
Nevada Mountains.
The Visalia California; Delta says:
"a report comes from the Sierra Neva.
da mountains of the discovery of the
timbers of stranded vessel, resem-
bling those of u Chinese junk, high up
Ia the mountains, between Mineral
KING and the head waters of Kings
River. Tue sound portions of tho
timber resembles camphor wood,
and, 1t is said. sui retains faint smell.
The fastenings are of copper; the rig
glag, etc are, OF course. all gone. A
nambsr OF bones. supposed to be-. hu-
man. We're also found in the vicinity,
and upon the adjacent slopes there Is
abaudant evidence of tue previous oc-
capatlon of the waters, in the shape OF
shells, as we'll as the occasional folding
of petriisd fish. That THIS valley has
at one time been an inland sea is ad-
United by biologists. bat that these
waters were nagigated by Celestial sea
men one or two thousand years ago
has never been claimed, even by the
Chinese themselves. Bat these same
people do claim to have been the orig
NAL discoveries of this country, aud
this find. seems To give color to the
claim. IL has also been claimed by
them. that. vessels of. theirs have been
wrecked on this coast. and that portions
of the crew have returned to China; bat
that the wreck Itself shoald be located,
aud that the location should prove to
oe ia fulare coanty, is surely an, inter.
esting fact. Inviting the inspection of
the curious, aud the solution OF the
scientific.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28
Astonishing Success

1t is the duty os every person who
has used Boschee's German Syrup TO
let its wonderful qualities b. known to
their friends in caring consumption.
severe coughs. Group, asthma, pneu-
monIt. and in fact all throat aud lung
diseases, No person can. use is,with
ont Immediate relief, Three doses will
relieve any case, and We consiler ii the
nuty OF all druggists to recommend it
" me poor dying cousumptive. at least
10 try one bottle. as $4,000 dozen bot
lies We're sold last year. aud no one
case where 1t failed was reported. Snch
medicine as the German Syrup can
not be too widely known. Ask YOUR
druggist about it. Sample bottles to
Try sold at 10 cents; regular, size rs
cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28

SOME practic.l jokers eucased the
Carcass of horse in red flanuel, set it
ahoat in the Ohio, just above Madison.
Ind. and passed the word by wire
down both banks of the river that
Boynton was coming. Skiffs shot out
for miles along the river as the dead
steed drifted down, aud at Madison the
entire populace crowded the wharves.
The "sell" was a success.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28

THE expenses of the State Legis.
latures- of Nevada have besn as
follows for the past fourteen years:
In 1865. SSn 00o;, 1866. Sj3 37 3d.;
1867. $7s 645 10; 1869. $6iSS4 81;
1871. $73,235 2l;, 1873. $79.2 81;
1875, S8l.6S6 co., 1877. SSS,753 So;
1872 $4,000