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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-04-18
uymer Doonrd to Die,

The SRver State OF Tuesday. says the
application for the Communication Of the
sentence Of Charles W. Iymer, was dc.
MED by tho Board Of Pardons. There
is now no hope for tho condemned man
this side Of tho grave. Ho Is sentenced
to be executed on the 27th instant, two
weeks from to-day. We are informed
by the officers That he was confident
that his sentence would be committed,
aud was singing in his cell when the
dispatch was received by tho Sheriff
Informing him that the application for
c~ommutation Of Hyner's sentence had
been denied.
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The storm.

The storm of yesterday, continued nj
night aud ut daylight this morning
about two inches OF snow appeared ON
tho ground. Snow continued to fall
almost without cessation during tha
duy, but melted as it fell, and nothing
bnt mud appears upon the streets this
evening. The storm in the Sierra Neva.
dn mountains continued with great vic.
lence for forty-eight honrs, breaking
down the telegraph wires yesterday.
Numerous snowslides have occurred
along the line of the'railroad, demol'sh
ing the sheds and b~!ockaiiug tho trims.
At last accounts this evening, it was im.
possible to tell when the train from
San Francisco would get through, but
certainly not sooner tbau n day OF two.
the storm is reported rs the most severe
that has occurred in the mountains in
three ears. The wires have been re-
stored. however, and Geographic com.
Inucation with San Francisco is open
again to-day.
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from Wednesdays Daily
RnlmnEundi

The Lancaster Mill'at Tuscarora. is
about TO start up on tailinss from the
Windsor aud Independence Mills.
The road to Tuscarora is now in very
fair condition. The stage arrived here
at 4:3O last evening making tbs trip on
time ca lily.
John ri,chford, foreman Of the Times.
HerLtc Office Was a~ccideftly shot in the
a:!a Sunday, AMI will be laid up for
some time in consequence
George Meiss came down from Wells
this morning aud rem 'ined during the
day To attend to business. He starts
for San Francisco in the morning.
Pete Lowell, the we'll known con
siructor of telegraph lines, wns n pas.
senger from the East by the train this
mprniuG. lie is looking youthful and
robust rs usual.
Counselor J. J.. wines departed 10y
stage for Tuscarorn this morning. His
stay will be short, however, rs be merely
goes t" settle up some business for the
firm OF which he IL a member.
Tho Times R,rier of Monday a that
Jesse Bacon had a narrow escape
from n serious nc idcn. by the team he
was driving taking fright and running
away. He was thrown under the horses
b,i cot IF With q To-, hs,;..
j. J. Campbell. after a long absence
appeared in town once more this morn.
ing. lie is good natured us usual. how
ever. and will cheerfully extend Camp
Hdllcck conrtesios to those Of his
friends manifesting n disposition to be
niuiaLlc.
James w. Thompson, mn old and
highly esteemed citizen Of Tuscarora,
lied Of pneumonia, at that place. on
Sunday, after an illness OF two weeks.
He was a member OF tho Odd Fellows
Fraternity, which Order conducted the
funeral ceremonies. Deceased was u
n"tiv" of Illinois, and aged 80 years.
The efforts Of Spring TO boost old
Winter DOT Of her lap to-day, appeared
at times about 10 be successful, but the
old fellow il n tough one and got n de-
cided advantage in the struggle. Snow
storms disputed with the sunshine for
mastery and secured the odd trick in
the game.
To save timo and avoid confusion at
tho door, II is suggested by tho mana.
gers OF tho Calico Ball that nil gentle.
men purchase thoir tickets. before en-.
trring the Hall at one Of the following
places: Depot Hotel. Gem, Johu Hib.
bets, Il. Rcinhnrt & Co. aud brown e.
Cooling. Grand March precisely ut
$3.50 o'clock.
a note received from Mr.. L. Penrod,
today. dated at Island Mountain, April
Sd. Is suggestive OF SHOW banks on nj
least n portion OF the route from that
elevated camp. The Governor states
that no started on II shoes nj 8
o'clock 4. n. TO come to Elko, but n
severe storm Of wind and hail setting In
his face soon after his departure, forced
n retreat. After six hours OF the hard
est kind OF work, ho discovered that
only eight miles had been accomplished
aud very prudently retraced his steps.
Travel in those mountainous regions ut
this season OF the year Is accompanied
by no little danger, and to avoid risking
his life, a man should hibernate up
there until tho middle OF May, at least.
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Lalies who choose TO make or su.
pcrintond tho making Of your own gar.
mouts, Tho most stylish aud perfect
fitting costumes cin DO produced at a
large saving in money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address on receipt Of
price in postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue to
. ~. W. Evans,
domestic" Fashion. Parlors,
Gan Eran,ta,n
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a MIN Missing.

An employee OF the Railroad Com
pany at Wells. named Steele. went out
to Hardcsty's ranch, about eight miles
from town, n couple Of days ago. to
bring In n COW aud calf. Ho started on
foot from the ranch, driving the animal,
since which time nothing has been
heard OF Steele, and a party Of citizens
are out searching for him. Tho COW
arrived ut Wells in duo Zine and Il Is
suspected that tho animal attacked
Steele On the route, no being on foot,
aud either killed or severely wounded
him.
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Important Go ConSIxncrt.

The following positive oder has jnsi
been ISSUED 60 The Central Pacific X III.
road Cumphuy'S Agents from the Auin
OTIS rGicu at San Francisco:
''R"c,ipts must Designed 10y consigncr
or his authorized agent Oh delivery of
freight; cUnsigucc's ag"ut shoui,l pre-.
scnt written Authority To sign for con
sigmuo which must be fled where il eau
DO ensily referred to.
Under no circumstances will any Of
the ~CoinpHny's Station Agerts DO al.
lowed to sign receipts for consignees."
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Ammunition,

Powder. Shot, Cartridges, Shells,
Wads, Gun and Pistol Tubes, Caps,
Primers. R~cloading Tools, Moulds,
Springs. Sights, Flasks, Sewing Ma:
chine Oil and Shoe Polish. Loaded
Shot Cartridges always on hand; also
Canned Fruit. Fresh Crackers aud
Cakes. Pure Spices, Extracts, Candies,
Nuts, Tobacco, Utc., Mt lowest Cash
prices and Best quality guaranteed at
FFs.r-o w. A. JAcxsoa's,
Next door TO PostOAice.
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rlur:r..ry ut Hrain a c..

On sriGS to his place OF business Oh
COiunI'rrIa st.ret this ia .rning, Mr.
ia IS Drain, uf the fam Of Brain X
30 . saIilrTs aud harness makers, dis
cUvui-l that spiuv time during the
night previous. u l,rS. light VI the
glass door opening into u Sm,I! room on
the east stlr 81 tho store Ia. been
bruErn cat. auG tiiri "a lot of buckshIu
gloves, nhput three ,l"zeu pgirS, which
acre k'pi atIUuS T!"nH wire ~ sam.
pie 81 stus,, wvg- missing. The room
al, nr!uncl contains most uf the iiUc and
most Valuable stock III the establish.
iurni, hu, nothing. so far us discover, d,
Was taken bat the gloves. The fact
that IHhmy other articles o: much greater
value cuuil have been us readily OIL
taiicd. leads to Tho Suspicion that the
burglars were of the Monaghan persua-
sion, aud residents of tho town, who.
fearing detection. took nothing that
cuHll easily bo identified. The plan
now adopted Icy the firm for the pro.
lection of their property. will be likely
To- prove efficient IN frustrating the next
attempt I" burglarizc that institution.
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The rate Of taxation in the several
counties In tho State, as far Ms heard
from, Is M follows for the curront year:
Elko,, 50 40; Eureka, 81 80; Humboldt,
3! co; Lander. SO 5j; Lyon. 80 60;
ornsby, SO 50; Storey, - sc; White
Pine, 80; washoe, 81 10.
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= C'arr.
M. Ejiior-

hr. Editor
To as fsr or as many Of orr 6eiore3
citizens as il may concern: A few words
of explanation with regard to certain
matters may serve to remove tho scales
from the eyes Of some w..o have been
asserting to o misconstruction Of the
truth. To accuse a man Of u misdc-
mcanor is II thing, to prove his gnHt
is another. To make the least Of what
o becomes necvssary--nud not to
worry the editor in trying to deciphcr
the meaning of this communication
would say to those who harbor u worried
aud wounded spirit to forthwith pr, sent
themselves at my Office aud will prof
fer all Necessary Information as to the
cause OF the apparent division i'll our
rcry religious community. 1t il uec.s-
sary for me to state that / nor any one
in this town has anything whatever To 10
with the bringing here of another min
lister, and II anyone doubts tins, let him
apply for better information; md MS
regards taking The advantage OF n Ger.
thin man in renting the house in which
/ live. l must say that same one is again
mistaken. l knew nothing OF the cor
respondence going on between the
applicant and the proprietor Of the
same. l am sorry to see so many
meddling in business other than their
own. Yours Truly
Csc. A. SEIDEET.
Ere Anil IL 1oan
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A two story house, with six bed
rooms. dining room, kitchen, parlor aud
bar.room, is offered for rent on reason
able terms. a good location, and a rare
chance for n business man. For par.
ticulars, address, T.. n. BYRSEs.
.H0T.'T ana Wells, NOv.
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ELEo. April &c, 1880.


Depot Hotel Arrivals.
G. j. Boskowitz, San Francisco.
G.. W. Shrovcs. do
james White, do
j. f.. Compton and two children,
Westminster, Cul.
A. J. Compton, do
A. H.. Compton, do
w. II. Kirk, Carlin. fTgs
Geo. Smith. Battle Mountain.
II. S. Woodruff, Jr. ST. Louis.
A. J. Ronlstone, Bullion. IL
g. o. Carlson, do
Col. A. D.. Nelson. md wife U. s. A.
Col. G.. Il. Sanford, d" "
J. J. Campbell. Fort Halleck.
Thomas Olgers, Spring City.
Thomas Arthur. do
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Advertised Letter IIst.

Tho following isa list of letters 70.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed.
or the week ending Saturday, April 10.
1880: 90 " f"" e.
Harris Tom Il u. Joy + ..
Keeney W W Luddington Mrs G
McWilliams W.T. Martin Juhu II
Rodgers Samuel Il
o, w. 1ful,. u NJ
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
IFrom Saturday. Daily
RAnanHuudl.

Regular meeting OF Odd Fellows. to-
Hlsht. 9rgTE ErEr EfETEmr
Jack Fuller is packing his broken
eollar.bone about with Al much grace
- he can muster.
T. +. Greenburg was dowr from Hal.
leck to-day making some Spring pur-
chases. aud returned by the IL o'clock
train.
Every lady who attends the calico
ball. TO take place on the 10th. will be
presented With q fan. Gents don't for
get your calico neckties.
Sam Quincy. who has been lnid mp
several days for physical repairs. is
swinging his moving machine this
morning. AZ briskly as ever.
Miss !Iary Mccall has gone Oh a
months visit 70 Eureka. II til. lads of
the Base Range contiuu. to fully sus
tain their reputation for ~gallan,ry. the
visit may he extended Indefinitely.
Reverend George jennings will
preach ut Ereemau Hall at the usual
hours. morning Anl evening. 10 NOR
row. Directly after the close OF inorn
ing service. the organization Of Sun
day School will take place.
Prof. Pluiuner was taken suddenly
ill last evening. and was of course una
ILL., ~ Amman l.fNr. M uuii.n-. M.
published, He Lad so far recovered
this morning, however, as to get abroad
again, and went up tho road n sh"r
distance by the train, 10 recuperate. lie
proposes TO return ms soon nS he Is him.
self again, when the promised entertain
neut will DO given. Not CO will b,
given in advance.
On Monday. May 81, the Elko Guard,
Company ID, will sive u grand bail nj
Freeman Hall. aud every effort will lee
uIadc TO make the affair Il brilliant sue
cess in every particular. III" bold
logger" boys are always objects oi
special admiration in tie eyes 0i Ia
ladies. and tue lofty gnllAmtry OF the
military il strictly in keeping with lhr
character 81 brave warriors. Tia
Company X fully determined to do it,
level b"st to maze tlie occasion Il mrIL
CRADLE QUO ia the rnuals Of festive mil
tia. anil u" rr 'prr!y constituted person
will miss the opportunity to iuku part
in the coming s%t'tirr. Further puii"
nlnrs regarding the imposing affair will
b. found ia another column.
We have just rec, wed n / tier from
our former townsman. Louie Kahn.
dated ut por,lAul. Oregon. at which
place Louie is now making His home.
We infer from the printed letter hrnd.
and u Casual irinRrk in the cnmuu',tcu
tim. that he is in tho employ o! til
Willamette Stove Manufacturing Com
prpy Of Portland. Ionic States thai
&. Il Van <A-lstyn, who lett hero last
Win,"r aud Engaged IN mrrch mjiring
ia ia I section OF cHuutry, recently sui
f"rrd II b. uvy loss br Tire. bui that lac is
nl"TtinG iuiJ business again. IL also
mentions Fred. Fisk. snyirg "hc is at
the D"llvs. and doing we'll" Luuir
says that just before wI.trg hc mt.
sn"th.r pilgrim from sage AMI silver
Land. Multitude" the well known
bovine pcrnundor. Who Inns also wan.
drrrd I'll nmnue the web feet in search
~ pastures W. ''AIuliyR' Pike
county revolver will hereafter. probably
SVake the echoes Of those Northern.
shores. Louie speaks in terms Of high
cot praise of thu country generally.
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TnE most popular aud fragrant per
fume OF tue day Huckmetack " try II.
Sold by +. +. Muller, Druggist, Elko,
Nevada.
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Fon lame bnck, side or chest use Shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Prioo. as cents.
Sold by +. +. Muller, Druggist, Elko,
Nevada.
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Wanted,

A oma to do general house work in
a small family. For particulars apply
Mt this Office. Flo, April 8, 1880.
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a n invoice Of tho celebrated
White Re- Whisky just received ut tho
Gem Saloon.
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ANY oSE in want OF Furniture md
Household Goods, can secure bargains
by applying TO Gabriel Cohn al his rcs.
idcnce.
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1 wish Eyerhoay to RnoM


Rev. George II. Thayer, onl old citi-
zen OF this vicinity known to every one
rs n most influential citizen, and Chris
,lan member Of the VI. T.. Church just
this moment stopped in our store to
SAY, ~ wish everybody to know that l
consider that both myself and wife
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" 1t is having n tremendous sale
over our counters aud is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases OF Lung Dis
eases such ms nothing else has done.
BoURDoS, Ind. May 10. 1879.
DRs. MATcuErr ( FRANCE.
Sold by T. +. Muller, Druggist, Elko.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Mrs. Thompson md child, Cal.
A. O. Dawlcy, Ruby. -aar..
ia. Lewis. Austin.
l.. W. Short, South Fork.
F.B.Drown, do #4n.t..
Mrs. Frank Rcssiguic, Carlln.
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A LAnoH invoice Of 4 Key West
Cigars just received al tn Com.
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iHr new I'M ms

Under the prc-snt ~srranycm-nt the Central
Pacific trains arrive here ~ follows;
rnox ~e-1
Express No. o;u r. -
Freight and EInigtsnt No. S........ SQA
orerL'nd Freight Me-. T...f..-1 ....io;OA -.
rnoN EAST.
Express 30. tfO a. -.
Freight aud Emigrant Ssi b........ 3:zS E. =.
Overland Freight No. e..-..1.....ni@A.H =.
sSr-The Express trainV frva both East
IA west sfOp " minutes for meals.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter OF ;hc estate OF Truman vci,x,
deceased.
Notice l. hereby given by tho undersigned.
Administraior Of the estate of Truman Velt<,
Deceased, To the creditors Of. and all persons,
having claims against the Eall deceased. To
exhibit them with the necessary yonchrrs,i
within ten months, amer the first publication
OF this notice 10 the said administrator at hist
residence In the town Of Elko, County Of
Elko, State OF Nevada.
ISAAC YATES,
Administrator Of tbe estate " Truman veitz;,'
Deceased. ig.
Dated at Elk March aGth, 1880.
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No Deception Used.

ID #L
= 1t is strange SO many people will
continue to suffer day after day with
dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipation,
sour stomach, general debility, when
they they can procure at my store Shi-
loh's Vitalizcr, free Of cost if IL does
not cure or relieve them. Price rs
cents, Sold by i. j. Muller. Drug.
gist.
PROFESSOR j. +. BURNER has opened n
School OF Fine Arts. south Of the Depot
Hotel, where penmahship, drawing and
printing will be taught in q thorough
aud proficient manuer Old and dc.
faced photographs enlarged to any
sizes and made cioar and distinct. Mr..
Burner makes the painting Of portraits
a specially. ur..
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Copper Mines Wanted.

Colonel NJ. q. Gillette says that New
York capitalists nro wild oycr copper
mines, and that property Of that descrip.
ton can BIO sold when gold and silver
lodges arc allowed TO go begging.
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Dennrinrca.

by stage for the North this morning:
NJ. Tucklor and q. r. Sribcrth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
.sir Ashley CooDcr's vital Rcstoru,
tive. .... ...

:sir Ashley Coopcr's vital R~estoru-
The great English remedy mas made
more cures of Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noc.ur.
nal emissions. lisSitule, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases al are induced by youthful
follies and excuses. than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer- Send to A. Z. Mintie, NJ. D.,
No. IL Koarney street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
50 per bottle. Four times the quantity
so. Try n bottle. DR.. Mintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
mercury.
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Last night by stage from tho North
benjamin Allen aud William Ilobba.
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HotcI Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
Felis Cobblentz, San Francisco.
T.. s. Merchant, do
p. o. Burns. do
j. W. Pope. Canada. --
j. Bascoin. Idaho.
w. F. Ord, Malone, N. Y.
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Departures
This morning By stage for the North
J. w. l'ope.
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Fntsu Etstorri Poultry on hand md
for sule at the Csm Restaurant.
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FR.sH shell oysters received daily at
the Gem by express.
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CALL AND
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1880-03-19
AN OWL AT SEA.

Tho White Star steamship Celtic,
which arrived at New York from
Liverpool on Wednesday,, February
II, brought a strange passenger who
had boarded that vessel In nitl.ocean.
A large white owl dropped on one of
the forward spars In an exhausted com
itlitlon one evening, whom tho vessel
was about 800 miles Off tho coast Of
Newfoundland. When brought to the
deck by a sailor, the owl was found to
be nearly dead from cold and hanger,
and almost too weak to eat. tl
It had become greatly emaciate.l,
and treInbled violently In endeavoring
| to swallow tho first morsel OF meat
which was placed In Its beak. The
owl slowly recovered, nnd Is now per-
fectly we'll. It is a land bird, and Il
supposed to have been blown Off the
coast of Newfoundland by tho .wcster.
ly gales which had for somc days pre-
vious prevailed there. Finding itself
! once out at sea, it had probably ceased
making efforts to reach the land, and
had drifted before tho gallo, Its only
efforts being to keep above water. Tho
bird must have possessed remarkable
powers Of endurance, tho officers say,
to have kept up 80 long. Tho Ccltic's
owl, which Is now quite tame, meas
ures nearly five feet from wing to
wing, aud Is white with tho exception
Of few small specks Of dark color.
1t will probably live for somc timo to
come on board tho vessel which il
selected as its home while in mid
ocean. Land birds have rarely been
seen SO far out ut sca.-iScie,,fjGc amer
ica". .....,... e..
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of such causes shall, on ana after the
first Monday In April, 1880, be trans
ferred and removed for trial and de-
termination either into the district
court or the court of the Justice Of the
peace before whom the defendants are
sueable, at the option of tho plaintiff.
Sec. z. Be 1t further enacted, etc.,
That all appeals which msy have been
taken or hereafter may be taken from
justice of the peace courts, and which
appeals shall be pending for trial in, or
which shall not have been decided or
disposed of by the parish courts of this
State, ON the first Monday In April,
1880, shall then be transferred to and
removed for trial and determination
into the district courts in and for the
proper parish, and tried tle moro.
Sec. 8. Be 1t further enacted, etc.,
That 1t shall be the duty of said courts
into which the said causes or appeals
shall have been SO transferred or re-
moved, as provided by this act, to take
coYnizance of any cause or appeal SO
transferred or removed into them, aud
to determine the same as in all other
cases, and according to the rules and
mode of trial In such courts.
Sec. .. Be it further enacted, etc.,
That In cases now pending In the par
| AS1A SOuAsS Va Au SAlc u4oIACS SOOISSS uu1O
in cases already tried, which may have
been appealed, or which may be ap.
pealed to the circuit courts of appeal,
the parties may have their evidence
taken in writing before the clerk OF
the district court of the parish, where
such suits arc pending or may have
been tried, to be used ON the trial oi
such cases ON appeal In tho circuit
courts of appeal.
Sec. 10. BE It further enacted, etc.,
That this act shall operate tho trans.
fer of all causes and appeals provided
for herein.
II. N. OGDEN,
Speaker OF tho House of Representa-
tivcs.
8. ID. MCENERY,
Lieutenant Governor and President of
tho Senate. .r-
Approved March 10, 1880. n..
LOUIS A. WIIITZ,
Governor of the State of Louislnn a.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.