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Iron County register., 1880-08-05
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.

SAMUEL J. TILDEN presided at the
Democratic Mass Meeting at the New York
Academy Of Music on the 2Sth. He made q
brief speech upon taking the chair. Gen
Ewing, Samuel j Randall and Senator Jones
of Florida were among the orators.
THE Ohio Greenbackers have nomi-
mated State ticket as follows: Secretary OF
State, Charles A. Lloyd, of Seneca; Su-
preme Judge, D. w. C. Louden, of Brown
County; Clerk OF Supreme Court, Charles
Bowsall, of Columbiana; Member of Board
OF Public Works, Amos Roberts, of Knox
County; School Commissioner, R. B. Smart
OF Ross County.
Iron County register., 1880-08-05

JONATHAN WAsLEY, Superintendent; !;
Frank Williamson, inside boss, and John
Reese, District Superintendent of the Phila-
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany, descended into Keely Run Colliery at
Pottsville, Pa, to examine the ventilation.
ALI were suffocated by foul air, and num-
Der of workmen who attempted their rescue
barely escaped with their lives.
Iron County register., 1880-08-05

y The Republican Congressional Con-
vention of the Twentieth Ohio District re-
nominated Hon. Amos Townsend. The
adherents Of ex-Mayor Rose, of Cleveland,
a minority of the body, bolted and took the
preliminary steps for holding another Con-
vention, on the ground that the primaries
were packed in Mr.. Townsend's interest,
and that the Chairman of the Convention
ruled unfairly against them. There is deep
feeling on both sides
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ASSENB BLY.

SACRAMENTO, January II, 1880
Assembly met pursuant to adjournment, Speaker
CowdeIy in the chair. Roll called and quorum
present. Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading of the
Journal dispensed with and the same approved.
REPORTS.
Mr.. WAsoN of Ventura made report from the
Committee on Education, reporting back Assembly
Bill No. 20, with a recommendation that it pass.
INTRODUCTION oP BILLS.
By Mr.. McCARrHY-An Act making the secreting
storing OF human bones in places other than ar-
thOrized by law misdemeanor.
By Mr.. GoRLBY-An Act to compel the officers OF
stock companies to sell to the highest bidders and
deliver to them the stock when sold at public auc-
ton. Referred to Committee ON judiciary.
By SIR. HARRIs-Au Act to amend Section 1898 Of
the Code OF Civil Procedure.
By Mr.. WAssoS-An Act in relation to railway
companies organized outside Of the State. [The bill
provides that any sportation company organized
by Act of Congress- under the laws Of any State
Territory, may exercise the same rights as though
organized under the laws OF this State, and subjects
them to the same laws and penalties.1 Referred TO
the Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. BRUSER-An Act to amend Section 6s5,
Of the Code Of Procedure. Under the present law,
judgments can be enforced and executions issued at
anY time after five years, by leave OF the Court upon
motion. The object of the bill is to prevent iudg
ment from being enforced after the lapse Of five
years from final entry OF judgment except in
Tor the recovery OF money only
By Mr.. MAGUIRE-An Act to establish and enforce
days work. Referred to Committee on Lator and
Capital.
Mr. BRAUYHAET introduced the resolution in
relation to referring all matters pertaining to
the subject of Chinese to the Ccmulttee on Chinese
Emigration ard immigration This led up TO the
saIae discussion before given in these coumns, and
the entire morning hour was consumed In the de-
bate, which lasted from IL o'clock until half
past II. -,, ,,-.,,D,-
The Assembly reassenbled at . P. NJ, Spe aker
Cowdery in the chair.
Mr.. TYLER offered q resolution directing that 500
copies Of Governor Perkins message be printed.
Adopted.
Also, authorizing the Committee on State Prisons
to employ clerk Referred to Committee on At
taches.
Also, resolution granting the use Of the As
sembly Chamber to Rev. U. c. Wheeler on Friday
evening. Adopted.
Mr.. EsTsE reported back the resolution from tbs
Committee on Mileage and asked that it be referred
to the judiciary Committee for an opinion IS 6
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A distinguished Scientist once said: "No
man with strong, healthy stomach ever
committed suicide" yet many suffer the
torments Of the damned with dyspepsia,
when single bottle of DIR. MINTIE's ENGLISH
DANDELIoN LIVER AND DYSPEPSIA PILLS
will give relief, and, if persisted in, cure the
worst case of this distressing trouble. This
pill cures torpid liver, biliousness, sallow
complexion, foul breath, sick headache, heart
burn, pain in side and back. removes pimples
from the face, regulates the bowels, is sugar.
coated and guaranteed purely vegetable. It
acts directly on the coating of the stomach
and on the liver ; is suited to any climate,
wet or dry weather. Beware of limitations
genuine has cut of lion on outside wrapper.
Price, SO cents. Sold by all druggists. H. G..
Kirk l. Co., Sacramento, Wholesale Agents.
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 14th.
6SS1-Gower ct al. VS.. Andrews ct al.-Motion OF
Cohen to hear cause in banc submitted.
DEPARTMENT NO. 2.
Bandy VS.. l. W. Ransome, Justice of the Peace,
ct al.-Motion for writ OF prohibition argued by
Hart for petitioner, and cause submitted.
61s3-Thompson vs. FELTON, ct al.-on motion Of
Reynolds for appellant and suggestion of the
death of William Thompson, appellant herein, since
the filing of the transcript appeal, it is ordered
that B. A. REYNOLDS administrator Of the estate Of
said william Thompson, deceased, be and is hereby
substituted as appellant herein in place and stead Of
said William Thompson, deceased.
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How to save Money.

Instead Of going to a doctor. if you have
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, pain in back and
loins, smarting, Inflammation, calculi, brick
dust deposit, any trouble of the kidneys
or bladder, buy bottle of DIR. MNTIE's
NEPHRETIcUM, the great Buehu Compound.
1t Is the best prescription ever compounded
for these troubles. Abrams & Carroll, Whole
sale Druggists, say: Z" We regard Nephretieum
as the best Kidney and Bladder Remedy IN the
market" Woodward, Druggist. Portland.
Oregon, says: " Everybody speaks highly of
it." Childs, Druggist, Portland, says: Sold
lots of it; it always does the work" Many
have been cured of obstinate kidney COM
plants after the doctors gave them up.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 81 bottle, or
six bottles for So. III. G. Kirk & Co., Sacra-
mento, Wholesale Agents.
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THERE have been more cures of seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful English remedy, Sir Ashley
Goopcr's Vital Restorative, than by all other
Send to A. Z. Mintie, M. d., No. IL Kearny
street, San Francisdo, for the Restorative, and
be cured. Price, So per bottle; four times
the quantity. $40. Try bottle.
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Il. IL. PEERsON.

DENTIsT AIS ] STREET, BETWEEN Ers
80 Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti-1Sf1N
aciai Teeth inserted Gold Yuicanite and eli bases
Nitrous Oxide OF Laughing Gas administered tor the
rs.inless extraction of Teeth. di4-1m
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2. +. TEBBETs,

DENTIST, I55 J STREET, BETWEEN aHR
y Fifth snd Sixth, Sacramento. Artih- -cdTffS
c;ei Teeth inserted on Gold and al bases Nitrous
oxide o, Laughing Gas administered for the pain
ess extraction Of teeth. dl3-lm
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DENTAL DEPOT

1870 MASONIC TEMPLE, COR. SIXTH Hta
MSSS3 and streets. GSHD
W q. THRAILKILL, D. D. S, Editor and Publisher
of the Dental Jairtts, Monthly Journal of Dental
Sc;anre dIS-1ptf
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TO PAPER MERCHANTS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
ID until FEBRUARY LIST, for SUPPLYING
PAPER of the sizes used in the publication of the
REcoRD-UEIoS and WEEKLY UNION, for one year.
The quantity needed and other specifications will
be furnished upon application Samples must ac-
company bids, and guarantees given that all paper
will be equal to the samples submitted. Address
W. II. MILLS, General Manager RECORD UNION.
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u, n. BaEwER,

~ ENLIST, SOUTHWEST CORNER Or ER
~ Seventh and streets, in Brytes newcSSffn
building up stairs. Teeth ex Tacsed without pain
by use OF Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
TwENTY-THIRD SESSION.
TENTH DAY.
SENATE.

lPhonographically Reported for the RECORD UNION
by Willis & Stockholm
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WOOD WANTED.
$1,000 REWARD.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL GIVE $1,000
4 One Thousand Dollars Reward for the arrest
and conviction OF the person or persons who at
tempted the assassination of James Skinner at his
residence at Green Valley, Ell Dorado county, Cal,
on the night of December IL, 1879.
JAMES SKINNER.
Green Valley, December II, 1879 d1s-lm
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semi.weekly Union Advertising Rates.
WANTED, LOST AND FOUND

Advertisements OF five lnes in this department are
Inserted for 70 cents for tme three times for 50
cents or IS cents per week.
ANTED-INFoRMATIoN IN REGARD TO
w GEORGE WHITFIELD GRAY who went
from Kentucky to California in 1S49. Those having
knowledge Of him will confer favor by writing to
SAMUEL GRAY, at Bardstown Nelson county,
Kentucky Pestotfice Box 4. ia14-2w+
WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, A
w situation housekeeper or to do general
homework. Call on street. between Front and
Second, at Coffee Mills. ia14-3t*
UTANTED-E1GHT MESSENGERS AT SAC
w ramento Telephone Exchange None but
active boys, between the ages of y and IA, need
apply. Inquire at Rooms 10 and II, Babsons Build
ing, corner Seventh and J streets. ja143vs
XNANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG
w man Of steady habits; will do anything is
good rapid writer. Would like situation in
grocery store, or to drive wagon; give good
references. Apply at lOl4 street. jalOIw+
WTANTED-BY WIDOW LADY OF RE-
w fnement,sa position as housekeeper in
hotel or private family any position of trust.
home more than compensation. Address M j."
this Office. ialO-IW#
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TO LET Or FOR SALE.
EoR SALE CHEAP-A LODGING HOUSE, -.

Advertisements OF five lines IN this department are
inserted for IS cets for time; three times Tor 50
rents or IS cents Der week
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SACRAMENTO, January II, 1880
The Senate met at 1;30 M, pursuant to adjourn
ment, Pres dert Mansfield in the chair.
Roll called and quorum present.
Journal of yesterday approved.
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DENTISTRY.
w. WOOD.

DENTIST UATE WITH Fl. H. PIER. "a
SOM, successor to 7. B. Reid, No. Sll sHffp
;rssrte3 on ali bases Improved Liquid Nitrous
oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction of Teeth
DAFT
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LLg WE REPRINT
REVIEW OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT
It's Different Departments,
From the Annual Business Review of the SACRAMENTO
RECORD UNION" published in their issue of
January l, 1880.
HOW The PEOPLE OF The CITY And COUNTRY
ARE ADVANTAGED.

few Practical Considerations worthy careful psruSa and thought
LUBIN propretor
Its growth has paralelin
application
principles all should understand aud practice
The trade of the house both wholesale conducted exclusively
a
More than this "ONE PRICE" the uniform with high
low unaerable the laws DIede and Prn
buyer face at the
the other and under the that all
child
iudng
and lowest possible rated of the article
Shop
working cotton nen woen and mixed goods quantities
Its Machines with
The MECHANICS STORE twelve distinct Departments which
Goods; Goods
and
Millinery; Wholesale
DEPARTMENT. H. Manufacturing Department
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STORE FOR SALE.

yIyHE STOCK AND FIXTURES S---x-A
of a Hardware, Tinware and ~~<<ssssz7s-.-55s
Agricultural Implement Store, in the <$s@z-S
town of Chico is offered for sale at aseesAs=az2e
bargain to close the business. To a responsible
party good opportunity is offered to obtain con-
troll of an old established business at very low
figure Capital required, 81 600 or 8, 600.
Address W. j. BLACKWELL, Chico; or
NJ c. HAwLEY s. CO., Sacramento, or San Fran
cisco Ia51p1m
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BOOTS ND SHOESi

Twelve of
andSh
of
s ndnov
orders the
lconte
ourselves that although in the worked hard the
benefit efforts To living in the heerfuy
andsa
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Advertisements Of five lines in this department are
Inserted for 70 cents for time three times for 50
cents or IS cents per week
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WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.

all conducted
The
CASH The
make Orders filed with faithfully
esent in
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EY Since advent in business, we have been
amazed at the iattering success of our eff,rts to
place before the public
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MIR. WATSON presented petition from the Board
of Trustees of Nevada City, asking the Legislature
to pass Act for the enforcement of Article XX of
the Constitution, providing for the removal of
Chinese outside the limits of cities. Referred to
the Committee on Chinese and Chinese immigration
MIR. WENDELL presented two petitions asking that
the law prohibiting the catching of salmon during
certain summer months be amended so that there
shall be no prohibition at that season, except from
the rising Of the each Saturday to the setting
OF the sun on the next succeeding Sunday. Re-
ferred to the Committee on Fisheries and Game.
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THE DAILY REC0RD-UNI0N.

Entered atthe Pos. saraena as seooad eas ter
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OTHER CONSTITUTIONS

Which have similar provisions and will refer to
them for the purpose of reaching precedents which
shall govern us. In the first place. will call your
attention to a section of the Minnesota Constitution
1t is found in the Federal aud State Constitutions
Part =, and has clause which reads as follows
Every bill shall be read on three different days in
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BEYOND THESE LAY THE RESERVE
FORCES OF AN NUNCoNQUERABLE WILL
sTANTLY LOOKING FOR NEW FIELDS
OF TRIUMPH,
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Also,
FOR SALE,

nn ACRES LAND, II MILES FROM THE
~ city; six acres of Strawberries and other
improvements. Apply SPINKS & ACoCK, No.
402 street. jaS1w
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YANKEE MOTIONS :
HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT!
MET.IsTNERK.

Ito
il the
the best styles The lines Hats Bn Ve Ribbons Feathers
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Therefore you see that the debate in the Conven-
ton was directed this special point. And for
explanation the vote OF the Convention shows the
intent Of the trainers OF the Constitution. So much
Mr. President, for the preeeddnts OF other States
so much for the construction which has been placed
upon the various provisions OF other Constitutions
so much for the practice OF the United State Senate
so much for the intent and Gaming of the trainers
of our own Constitution. We have arrived at the
co cusion that thee is no question about tn s. an
that legislation will not in any manner be
prcjudiced by reading bill the first and second
times by title, aud on its final pasage by
reading il at length There is other
construction which entered into the minds of the
trainers OF the Constitution They saw that To read
a bill three times at length would be great ex-
pense TO the State, and take up great deal OF the
time Of the session. / have made estimate and
found that to read the bills already introduced and
that framed by different members, that 1t would
take at least forty days OF this session to read these
bills three times at length. We are under an ex-
pense # about 2,oo0 day. Therefore, to
put a construction upon this provision that
is not warranted would cost the State at least
$1,000 and we would not get through
with one-tentn part OF the legislation which
would be introduced into this body. | there
fore hope and trust that after the examHa-
ton which the committee has given this subject,
and the conclusions thai they have arrived at which
supported bF all the authorities upon this ques
ton which they have been able to find that viii
unanimously adopt this ru and thus expedite leg
isaton. And 1t seems to me t0 be in full keeping
with the intent Of the constitutional provision Of
the State upon this subject. But here let me say
further, that when bill is introduced it is read by
lis title The rule provides that the presiden. shall
announce 1t as the first reading OF the bill That i:
| the record which goes upon the Journal That i,
the official record OF the proceedings OF this body
fhere IS nothing said about reading the bill By title
but simply that the bill has been read the first time
that 1t has been read the second time or the thrt
time and the yeas and Eays recorded Now there i
no Court and tie decisions go to that eztent-tba
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II go behind the oll.ciai record of the Senate to
ascertain whether bill was read at length or not
Tie mere fact that the journal states that it has
been read in accordance with the provisions of the
Constitution is sufficient to satisfy any Court which
may be called upon to pass upon this matter.
MIR. SEARS NOV, d the adoption of the rule.
Mr.. DICKINSON was in favor OF the adoption of the
rule but did not wish it to be taken rs settling the
question as to whether the reading of bill by title
was a reading OF the bill in the meaning Of the
Constitution. The Senate could proceed under that
rule and the Journals would show each hill to have
been read three times. No Court would 90 behind
the journals to ascertain whether they had been
read at length or not. He thought their passage
would be perfectly valid but he would not favor the
rule ii it was to be considered as putting construc
tion upon that section of the Constitution that the
reading of bill by title reading of the bill
within the meaning of the Constitution.
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SACRAMENTO THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15 $780,

each house, unless in case of urgency twcthirds OF
the house where such bill is depending shall deem
1t exPedient to dispense with this rule, but no bill
shall be passed by either house until it shall have
been read twice at length" You see the language
of this provision of the Minnesota Constitution is
Almost like ours, with this exception, that there
they require bill to be twice read at length,
whereas we only require it to he read once at length
Mr.. ENos-l desire to ask the gentleman a ques-
tion. Does that Constitution ref rred to contain
provision that this shall be mandatory and pro-
hibitory?
MIR. SEARS do not know. Now, in regard to the
practice under that provision of the Constitution of
minnesota. | have gone to the journals of the
House OF Representatives OF Minnesota and on page
oo2 md the practice that has been followed in
that State. [Read from journal of Minnesota Leg
stature showing that the practice to read bill
the nrst time hy title and twice at length, in accord
ahce with the constitutional There, You see, the
constitution required in express terms that bill
should be read twice at length. 1t is read first by
title and then, if they required it to be read again
on the same day. they suspended the rule and read
the second time at length. As | said before,
, 1880-10-20

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sIl!sa, work, has rcsrtc, In rart!l s,eGcss; s
t,lose purts to t,!ku 1t up, howuscr. aud tho
ngxGy u tho thpF I'D yfste%y M tito to
Wsstsrn lMi,na. al,tl 70 asE hin for SONS ,Ia,
taIls IN rc9ard to the proposed tn,provenlgnt.
r. rGspo,lstt to tho reporters intefroxa1t,rI1s.
poles, md ssatcl TINT tho Western lnsllana a!a
cs.Suet Jus sbe vo% '! u II 9he s traeks ees IL d.
slro to ,lso tho underground systeIn. Tho OK
pertinent bud been trird, antl with aecnt succcs5
mt yet seacesgs! my ,partse..!ar w,rc. by
IL tu aster M seu %ass ~res, ' as oxp"e S %
nanl,ur of virus may 10 ticsiru'!. and y, coate!
not corrotlo thon,. Tho cuIlo 10 tlon latt ln q
1rcnc1l Alongside tho truck. below tin point
SrpSo wnsaG u xa GS dG'teS estssea
dncted IN thu saMo Yti,!ciplens wh9ro t9leKtaph
| pnles aru used. While 10 was nnt fa1nifinr With
now. Hystoil1, IL .tioy wero allowed to try It..
w'n,l.l b. vlstiy bottor than tho oil ono. y, TINT
clcur truck and nn uaOhstrlletel view.
ALEx1AN nnOrfiEns' nAzAAA.
Extensive preparations nro IN pr;gress for the
hazaas to ho held tho !Mst week n Qesot'e: -
Sva 81 tne aex'a ~ r tn9f s ap nao u ani
generous thlt tt.ls uobe institution. whsu ,0ors
aru vpen frue to thu sick poor ~ all ctAsses ls
suppnrt. As It's Ge,ioilts nrn enjoyed equally ty
ali detounnt'nns, Y Is lifting tllNt al should
4hera II - sag otry III lie nsnta on an M t
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tho killGlY.u{Anfsel public pluc9 HlIa llGttl H.
, 1880-10-20

kpo ntH0H tf1st nm. III. Schubert. to
prrct Il two story dwelling, NJ. :nSit Wentworth
erect u tw0-story dwelling, ,rwuntiots, Rtrrnt,
IH'nald, to cr:ct u two-stury btrs., Garner Win
chester Mycti,iu and Molruu strcc. to cost 1850;
ma os T. sooF ~ - s%:t to ,scst sfSs. tx s.s
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n,!1fu,!d eSapa,,lss Interested bofors the con.
tract ior tae WORK II LOT.
THE ruMr'Sn.wonks.
p,ir,is, do. for ctounfnV tic S6;;th I!r,iuUi1,
Thsrs s woro % only two blsts and l,othof tii1sn
frnn Works ntfsret tt, nit IN n,,n,rs With en-.
n1city Of J9oW c,Gc ret pcr n,i,l.ite fur t:a5-
d; ed w{ fsisIgSty e e fss5 foF a'%S
nYsrni II, nit II, nl,tnns with i0j r,tuncity fnr
sssSS, md T viii, aSSSS eapas!tY ior sia;SSi lho
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