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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-02-29

SECOND Judicial District of the state OF NeVaGa, IN
and for the County of Ormsby. j. NJ Snort paihtIh
vs. Geo w Hocomb defendant. Action brougnI III 'u
District Court of Second Judicial District of the state
of Nevada in and the County of Ormshy ard the COM
nant filed in said County of Ormsby in the ohce OF Ie
Clerk of said District Court The state OF Nevada seius
greeting to Geo w Hocomb, defendant ion are herepy
Teoured to appear action brought ag;sist you hy
the above named plaintiff in the District Court OF te
Second Judicial District of Il e State OF NeNada Ill anu
for the County Ormsby and to answer the complaint
fled therein e, copy of which accompanies this summons
within ten days exclusive of the day OF servce alter M
service on YOU this summonslf served Wllihh IiS
County: or if served of this County but III thls D
tric thin twenty days. otherwise within forty days-o
iu1gment bv oefaut will be taken against YOU inns si
aston is brought the sum OF SIX Hhholea anu
Eleven dollars Forty three cents, balance alleged 10 D
due from YOU plaintiff account OF goods wares ai
merchandise furnished you byplaint at
ant 81 special instance and request, between te 1' @
of September D. 1873, and the oth day OF july loIs'
as the same more fully appears in plaInt,fs company,
now on file in my Office, copy OF which Is here"ln
served Plaintiff also demands Judgment for costs OF SUIT
And YOU are hereby notified that if fail to APP ear anu
answer the said complaint above required, the salo
plaintiff will take udgm against for the SAID SUN
of S6ll 43 and costs Of snit. A., M:
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF the DIS
- trlct Court of the Second judicial DstricI Oh tne
State Nevada in and for the County OF orinsoy,
SEAL I This 18th day of December in the year Oh our
+--+ Lord one hundred and seventy-nne ~
dao,- j. H. MARSHALL Clerk.
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ASSESS MENT NOTICE.
z MINING

NORTH CARSON SILVER MINING
~ COMPANY.-Locaton of principal place OF business,
San Francisco California-Location of works, Ormsby
County Nevada-Notce is hereby given that at ettns
of the Board Directors held the 18th day OF Dece
cents per share levied upon each and every share Oh
the capital stock of this company payable Immediately
in T. s. gold the Secretary at the ONCE room l.
113 Ieidesdorf street, San Francisco, California ALy
stock upon which this is not paid on SATUh
DAY the 18th day of January, A. D. 1885, Will be oeh
and advertised for sale public auction and unless
payment is made before will be sold On Wednesday ue
5th day of February, A. 1880, at the hour q
to nav asses nent together with the cost OF adYerts
and expense sale By order of the Board OF Directors
o. Belts, Secretary
o4soo Room ! 112 Jedesiorf street San Francisco
CI;f,rn;, > decl6
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18th day OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1879.

At 10 O'Clock A. M of that day. then and there to show
cause any they cam why the pray OF said
he made and he be discharged ON his debts and habit
ties in pursuance of the statute in suchcases provau
and in the meantime all proceedings against said hso'es
be stayed. ., c. ..; .b.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court ths ue
18th day of September, A D. 1879 ,cu,
[sEAL. D. II: N s - g..
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MOT ce No. 18.
4 ct OF CONGRESS. APPROVED JUNE
IA B. 1877.
IrNITKD STATES LAND OFPTCH,
H..,.,,. T,,ry Na,-,J, i.n,,.ry ISS0

UNITED STATES LASD OFPfCE
CARSON CITY, Nevada, January 5, 1880.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it nay c'noer' a:
That Alfred Jacques County of Wash0e, %tate of
Nevada has this day filed in this olce his aca '' 30
"a to n,rchase from the United states q yerleit tie
following described tract of land, chiefly vahe or TIM
ber and unfit for cultivation W. ",rtheast arter u
Secor 20 in township No II north of FAME No 10 east
M D. containing l60 acres, and situate within the
Carson Citv, New ada U S. Land Dis rict
Any and all PERSONS having any interest n "r caim 70
said land adversely said applicant are hereby required
to file such claim with the Rester Of said Lai
Office within the sixty days period OF publication of this
notice or falling to do they will be barred OF such ad
verse riylt or claim c. n. HARRIS, Register.
janl0-60d
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LYONS
KAThAIR0N,

p.coyered thirty five years ago b, Prof. Lyon Oh
y.Ie il the most perfect preparation In tne "o'io
s,r nrsserving and beautifying the hair
ns,a.s bsins the best hair dressing
,xer produced, Lyons kathairon WI"
.,ositively prevent grayness, and VIII
s.or. new hair to bald heads, II the roo's
and foIlicles are not destroyed
T. actually performs these seeming miracles :"
which the following is
FAIR SPECIMEN.
T had been entirely bald for several years, con-
s,;tutio,al. I suppose 1 used few bottles o'
Kathairon, ans, to my great surprise. nr'e 'N'>
srowth of young hair.
COL JOHN l.. DoRRANcE' u D. A.
= .vsrv important respect the hathairon 10 aoS'
h,.s,x incomparable. 1t is unequaled
l. To Cure Badness.
.. To Restore Gray Hair
B. To Remove Dandruf.
4. To Dress and Beautify the Hair.
REAR I'm MIND.--The Kathairon Il no
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar7oflead, to PainS
and daub the hair and paralyze the brain. IL
. nure and lmpid vegetable lotion, intended to re-
store the hair by natural growth and reinvigoratoh
1t is splendilly pcrfumed, and the most deiigntiu'
tDuet dressing known. No lady's or gentlenans
s,iIet outfit is complete without Lyons knthairon
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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NOTICE No. ~.
a CT OF CONGRESS APPROVED JUNE
IA 3, 1878.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada December 20, 1876
Notice is hereby given to all whom may concern lna'
S has this day filed in this office his application No H.
TO purchase from United States the ioi
lowing described of land chiefly valuable for TIMBER
quarter of Section "a townsh No II north OF Range
No IS east NJ d. NJ, containing 80 acres, and situate
within the Carson City, Nevada, U. S. Land District
Any and all persons having any interest ill., or claim 70
said land adversely said applicant hereby required
70 file sch adverse claim with the register of said Land
office within the SIXTY DAYS period Of publication OF
this notice or failing do so, they will be barred
such adverse right OF Calm. ~ - ..
dec q sod u N hAt1hi'' oosi''ei.
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W THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

Second Judic.l District, County OF Ormsbv state Oh
Neyadaohn Combs his creditorsNotice to creators
of nsolyent: Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Wn NJ
Seawe presiding Judge of the said District Court noce
is hereby given all creditors of the said ohh
Combs to be and appear before the Hon. s. D. hlng,
Judge of said Court at his chambers in Carson City ia
tbs tf OrmSbY. on the
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q O\D Judicial District of the of Nevada in and
for Ormsby county-In the of the estate OF Mat
thas Rnkie-Prsnant order of said court made on
the NINTH day of October A. D. 1879 notice Is hereDy
Gvan that Monday the THIRD day of November, A. d
Is79 at 10 o'clock A. NJ of that day being cay OF the
November term D. 1879, Of said District Court at tne
of said court has been appointed as the tne
ad &C. ,r the proving of the will of the sand Matthias
ninkle fertas. d, and of hearing th' al''ca IONS
Narcella f Pnre! wife Of the said Matthias tlnkie,
ceased a.d VIII Clarke, for the issuance TO Aem
letters estaentarv SEen and where any pers III inter
e,ted may appear and contest the Same.
T. H. " NHSHALL. Clerk
Carsnn Nevada, De ober 10, 1879.
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NOTICE

NFPrCE OF COUNTY YFHEA~uRHH-NO
~ TICE: Under an Act of the Legislature OF tne
state of Nevada approved Marcn the 9th l5o hoce Is
hereby given that the Assessment Roi Tor lsIs mas Inns
ay been been placed in my possession by the county
a;tor and that the state County taxes are now que
ND nayable (the same becoming delinquent on the
spvtSTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1872, and that
49, l.xs in rayard to their collection will be strictly en-
Soroed. M n. =: L. IT, paoa;var
County Treasurer ard ex Ofcio Tax Receiver
Carson City, October 20, 1879
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DkclFiC ICE COMPANY.
J. M. BENTON. AGENT,
AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
P u n Il Z . 11

Daily in quantities to suit any one al ho" rri'"
'' their residences
phe Ice that I furnish Is taken uoM
Carson River, formed Of Pure, so"'
rx,ontg.x water, aad not from
any stagna Mt pond ''v un-
healthy location.
Orders LETT a, my Livery Stable. on Carson street,
ne promptly attended t" =, ,.,7,.
,a,sts Agent Pacific Ice Com AIRED
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NICHOLS INF tLLiBI.E lNJhCIioN

Guaranteed to cure promptly and permanently every
case of Gonorhna, elect and Whites, no matter
how long standing if directions are followed inelh
T,ed,dnes not recommended or necessary cure quay
an.eed or money refunded. For sale By B. r. roster,
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s,a,emant showing the outstanding indebtedness tf the
county December B l, 1879: ~ .,:
given to the Virginia Truckee Kahroah >, ooo q,
Company December TO- 1859; 1910 aso a.
Accrued interest the to Dec l, lS'9 4'S - 80
warrants outstanding on General Fund d-...... 80 ~
-, , indebtedness .........s 81 1859 "A
''N Respectfully submitted,
Counts Treasurer Ormsby County, New
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SEM,.asNual REPORT CT THE c UaEf
TREASURER.

OPRgCE COUNTY TREASURER,
CARSON CITY, Nevada, December 81 1879
re the Hen the Board of County Commissioners OF ospy
county Nevada: .., ,,. ,-,,
Gentlemen: have the honor to herewith submit my
report of the receipts and disbursements Wtn su
r,foyn.ton as NAV be necessary for fun and complete
understanding the transactions of this department ION
the six months ending December 81, 1873:
Balance on hand July l, 1879, as per Cash =, ,- .-
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NjC0Ll THE TAILOR

@ESURES 70 CALL THE ATTENTION
Of gentI to the daily arrival of New York styles
81 French English and Domestic goods from his London
and New York houses
BEING our own importers able to guarantee ana
give the REA arece such prices as DEFY competition
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Il REPORT Gs THE coUH !
AUDITJp.


ORNsBy COUNTY NEVADA, December 81 1879.
Pc tho Hon the Board of County Commissioners Omsby
Countv State of Nevada-Gentemen: . , .r.
The County Auditor respectfully submits the Io,i""ng nov
report of the fiscal affairs OF the ssad oo1i's III VIC OLA
months ending December 3lst, 1879. luna
, 1880-03-11

TIE insincerity Of tho Democratic cry for
Civil-Scryicc reform WIS made plain yesterday
when that party refused to accept an ancntt-
ment to Mr.. Houses bill which would In
clude the Democratic officers Of Congress
within Its operation. Mr.. Richardson, Of
New York, insisted Tint It would not be just
to prevent the Union soldiers, who fought
all through the War, from contributing to
maintNln the Nation they had helped 10 save,
while cx,1lebcls and their sy1npathlzers
might brlbe and shoot their way to political
power anil eno!nment. Mr.. Buttcrworth
aiso stirred up tho Ds5gadicrs by reviewing
the corruption which existed in the Civil
Service during Democratic rule. On the
whole, tho Bourbons did not make mitch
political capital yesterday. With tho fatc of
Potter md Ben I1lll before lin, Mr.. House
might hAye known that lie would come to
prb,f
, 1880-03-11

TINT the Southern pcoplo arc tlistncl{netl to
arcept tho verdict Of the War. They CLAIM.
us locnl atAl sovereign privileges the right to
nullify the National laws and defy tho Mn
ttonal power. Tl,cy woulsl swtntile the (lov-
er,ln,cnt Of its rcycnuo froln wh1sky nni To-
bacco, kill off its agcnts, Md prohibit IL from
using lis own tribunals for tho punishment
Of offenders ngnnst It's laws, They would
hnyc tho right to substitute fratld nnd vio-
irnce fur MI llnl1cst bnlt0t, arnf deny TO the
General Government tho lWver to prevent
public and avowcd nutilirntton Of the coli
sttutionn1 amendments THEY would pass
and execute State md locnl 1aws op-
pressing md discriminating ngninst tic
blacks, nnd rrfuso to tho Nntton tic
right tn protect tho class OF ctl-
zcns who were emanclpatcd by force OF
arms. Tho resolutions adopted by the Vlr-
ginia Legislature furnish new md authorfta-
five evidence Df Tho rcact1nnnry spirit Of tic
Snutll, which NEEDS only tic opportunity 10
undermine ind destroy the principle Of Mn
tiot,al sovereignty which llns been defended
and established at so frightful cost TO tie
American people.
ills hnm!lfaAlng for Americans to sec tho
Eraud old Stato Of Vfrefnia-the "mother OF
Presidents -diyit1ing its Legislative time and
effort betwccn tic swiu.llIng OF its creditors
on the oue hnnd antl tho attempt 10 nullify
tho National laws OIL tho otllor. As mere
matter nj pulley, II there is ia bono higher
consideration, Lilo Democratic party cannot
hnpe to gnin sympathy md make votes for
the approaching Presidential election by
such nh exhibition of Bourbon reaction arld
, 1880-03-11

scntattvrs who operate oil Tho floors Of tho two
Houses and tl,rong The antc-roomz. 70 tho
prescncp Of these tle ox-i,onorablo jobbers
havo MI extreme aversion.
At Inst tho lobby has found protection
agnInst insIllsitlye eyes, attentive ears null
Intelligent Inquiries, The Committee OF
Rules Of Tho House of Representatives, con-
atsting Of Speaker 1sarttall, Alexander II.
Stephens, Joseph Q. s. Blackburn, james A.
GARFIELD, ntMt w. +. Frye, faro devised
scheme for the recommendation and for tho
better expedition of business by tho tlca,t-
bent adventures ai,ti professional l0bbylsta
who advertise for business on tho score Of
possessing valuable privileges MS cx.i'.enbers
Of Congress. This Committee, fl, revising
tho rules iave provided TINT these lobbyists
slalf llayo the FREQ md nnrcstralncl range
Of tic floor Of tho House, of tic llnlls and
rooms III tho rear Of tho Speakers cl,nfr,
md nf all the antc-r0otns, to hold
ftyu Intercourse ntMl conversation will
tlso members M h0n0ret guests
OF tic House; nnd tllat to mid them In openly
and ulidsguisctlly plying their vocation
they sl,all hereafter be freed from the pres
cncc, observation, and scrutiny Of every
person known u, be connected III any way
with the press, and who would bo likely to
expose tito character md purposes Of schemes
pc,,tl1nS In tho interest Of tho lobby, News
paper correspondents arc hereafter to bo re-
Tallt'etl to a spccfnl location III tho gallery,
while oil the brokcn-tlown adventures who
at any time in their lives ever had n members
ship In either House nro to bo continued IN
the free enjoyment Of nil The privileges of
tho House md carry OH their traillc without
fear ot detection or observation. This rule
reatts like part OF TIC general system OF pro-
lection. 1t opens tic t1oors Of the House nt
MI times 10 lobbyists wlio arc ex-1ncmbcrs,
and thereby gives them special ynlue as lob
bylsts, and to this privilege they liavo now
added by this Committee freedom from ally
observation by newspaper correspondents,
whose spccial business Is to give publicity to
all dishonest and disrcputablo jobs engi-
ncered by this lobby atlu openly pushed on
the floors Of Congress.
Mr.. Randall and Mr. Frye, AFr. Garfield md
Mr.. blackburn, are not SO near the end Of
their official race as to be looking forward to
becoming cfaf1n-agcnts, and therefore dcsir-
ous of continuing the ifsgrnceful exhibition
Of these clatm-agents wurking their schemes
In open sessions Of the House. They nre in q
position to demand the abolition OF this rutc,
atli the total exclusion Ut every person alko
from the floor save tho ,nelnbrrs and officers
Of Congress and Of tue Government. So
humllfnting and tlisgraceful Is this active
1obbyfsln OIL the floors and In the lEnlls md
nnte-rooms Of Congress by cx-lnenbcrs that
it is a wonder sc1lso Of shame does not
compel the honest and respectable members
to rise UP and percmptorily abolish tho
abuse, and tic cover to fraud md dishonesty
which 1t furnishes.
, 1880-03-11

It would DO a grent scheme for extinY.
1Itlb6ard's coachman-nlarsying daughter, now
TINT sho Inns learned tlg0gsiunkiug, to put up
j0b With her sisters, got thoir custom. grstltlA!9
ruin tho old Bont, md then receive him IN lnf
paattal rcsIlonoe with tours Of forgiveness I
little drcssmaklns Ia dangerous thing.
When the entcrprlslng poet isn't writing,
Isn't writing,
Some melancholy verse; about lova,
Ahnut lGyc.
II IL safe to bet that te will be inditlng,
lie lMlIting,
A sonnet On the whlteaoas Of tho dove,
OF tho dove,
When tho young and tendcr school-Gtrl in'e
-, thinking,
Isn't thinking,
OF tho timo when sha Will bo allowed to votA,
Lowed to vote,
The chances arc that she is coy)y blinking,
Coyly blinking,
At sono young man In zsbrA ovorcoat,
Overcoat.
Mr. Fro,tde sends us llttlo novel when
We print With pleasure and In small typo, as 1u
paid for by tho f0ot;
~ agtgnii .,,,mn rhs .un poured
Ssss -: g. fs sa:
:as .ps sas*s.i ao ttS LII. M .:sf y
X; :s: s:s Z;
rhteh wAtSreEYssSs s"vst'sMo|ltnx soaaea Aae SaA'
nont iYr.et that iexas pte;tY sxht ,,, IN. p,o,s,
Suddenly b!sat Ii eueu shouting 0ut from the
9ank. 1af encI[sls e l.s! w chsnlst ~ q mid
II t!s IsSns %
ssI!ss tS u IL M
c1NN 144D.lail club, ...,..
Win powuEiui Strokes hs sends The beat .aoot'ne
eitlses tiis SaIdsny I'll te ~ n.as3sn uttess hat
strsk, spd pallos o'enpEeads boz loscls eoua's'
Af sho has soen bu.l-lrost
Uns HAND drops nsEssesa BY hor .lds and from
fat! huE h4E-a dainty thl,ig ot sltaw md sans ass
ttuIuiHi MlAh 60w4ts. The you0x lnAnu e. 0nst 0.sft
panxed into Tho 70 EsossF h4 hs siSa GsGyt
seen hstnx he palt ID tks mdIle oflI
4Ak nv quilted to e4n1O ~ aKAln A.. ha
Alter waiting unll Il wus b0ttIns point thas ~
had EOnt to htAy the suntuSu Fp&Q In tho boat kn3
2AYN = despsttinx ahFlak. .,t
llvH, dtnd for duck -ha ~ thp monnc1, e'sa ~!
uvvt tie siatta41o sl4e aHyof Knowing that 'ls na"
hat ght te ss1ton n .tls VILLAGE noas .s,tns IT,
lake tt!41 down 1i.s pair, and 10 Has nut P,ah,ni
ks5 ehss Ias ths tro !ossM!S r. .ha suIx, nn
hlt ~huss WAS ths bull thas caused thls sssa1'
til, ~hs1e tudesa1
, 1880-03-11

NIL Ap4M, the Liberal Whip, thinks tl,at
Ills party stands tlrst-rass chance to coule
back from tbs constituencies With majority
ol 10 Of 10. 4 vigorous campaign ana har-
monlous action, he claims, will insure sue
cess, The Tories, on the other ,hard, anllcl-
pate majority " large o. 10. It IL not I'M
probable, however, That botl, parties are q
little tao sanguinv. As Ill evidence Of The
dstsrmlnatlon Of tho Liberals. 1t IL reported
tllat thu Politicians Colulnlttee OF the Reform
Club has already received \ large number Ut
, 1880-03-11

THOUSANDS Of persons all over the country
hnye taken occaeion to sny that thoy believed
tho nomination OF Gen. Grant for n third term
would bc lnoxpcdEont md Injurious to tho party,
This has been sud with proper rognrd for Con.
Grants Rrcat services to tho Republic and his
reputation Hs n soldlor and n mnn. Yct tho de-
cont expression of such opininnH has becn to
fow Of tho third-tnrmites like tho sight of Il
rcd rug II II bull Ttoy have cried out nRAtnst
It as Insulting" and declnrcd TINT never before
WIS cnnaf[dnte fur tho Presidency personally
nntAK0ntzc.l In SMch w4y. This Is untrue.
Neurly oyery onndItlato for tho Presidency
prominent oslo,,Hh to excite attention bcforo tho
meeting OF tho Convention hns boon ovcrhatlseI
by his opponents. THO fnust recent illtlstr1.-
tion at tho kind IL offered hy tho c,,so
OF Mr. Isristnw, WIN, bccnuso he f,np-
ponel to surv0 hla country by clearing
out nest Of whisky-thtoves, WIS subjected to
abuse Bu0t, M faw mon bcfnro him wcrn obliged
to enlfnre. 1t was said by sono newspapers,
now supporters Of tho third term, TINT nris.ow
was Ii silbuk " n1ld III c0ward" ~; that ho run
away III batte; that h1 Wis Ascctioual ref0rnncr,
oonniving ut fraud tn tho South and prosecuting
u In tho North; that ho WIS "not u great ro-
former, ur even little one"; thlt ho "be-
longe.l to tho lnnl wllolco came tho bctrnyors Of
tho Republican party''; thut no only w.nted Tho
opportunity to bo 4 traitor himself, etc., ete.
1t Is q very dlForpnt thing to oppose candidate
lit thls wuy, aud tO suy OF ono who las boon lol-
orcd to tho full oxtont Of any American, living
or dead, thut tho Republican purity hns other
tnon II would now like to $40 elevated to tho
Presidency. With thuso Wtlo havo anything to
sny ugAnst Gen. Grl,,lt III n soldier mud a man,
THE TRIBUNE hus. and cuu havo. no sympathy;
but It does not conceive that tho decunt and
manly expression OF upIuion hostile to third
torln Ia !" Lfsre5pouttul to hun, or ulberoning
MI american citizen.
, 1880-03-11

hn CHICAGO TflnuHE haa established branch
pfbs for the receipt OF subscriptions md ADVERTISE
n,rts M foiloWst -....-.. .......
N}W YonK-noom . Tribune Dntdlne. +. T. Nc
fAtEs. Maun9tr. . ,' -.
GAsGuW, acottand-Allan's American NoWs
AEttcy. IT itonhoM-Bt -......
I3NDON. Eng-Amer1cnn Exchange, ~ Strand.
urfAY T. Gtt.tto, Agent
VA51IlEGTuN. II. C.-t3l9 r street
, 1880-03-11

A. cAn1EdIlAsf says 1nat IL Is calculated
s''1t the Iorios will loso fifteen seats In Ire
land, eight to tho Liberals AID soycn to the
1iome-1snlcss. Tho latter party will prob
ably have seventy members In the next Par
lament, Of which number Mr.. parnoll will
control one-lnlf
, 1880-03-11

THE Iowa State Senate Inns passed. a bill
making women eligible to the oftlceof County
Recorder. The Same body has adoptel a con-
stituttonal amendment changing tho time for
holding State elections FROM October to Mo-
ynnlber.
, 1880-03-11

subscriptions towards tho expenses Of tho
campaign, and the lenders hal conferences
yesterday, at wl,lct, 1t was agreed to PIT for
ward tho strongest possible candidates to
contest each constituency, Md nfter mutual
concessions on the part Of tic Radlcals and
WhIes a harmonious plan Of action was
nrrced on.
, 1880-03-11

THE action Of tho French Government In
refusing to surrender Hartmann to Russia Is
said to meet the approval Of the PRINCIPAL
European Governments. It Is not at all un-
likely that had Hartmann been surrendered
tho action would have been received with
eQual satisfaction. - :.