The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

h TeatA 0oosSoa q tie Nevada
HAOlAa1a1ooaVOaeA stCArSoa Monday.
s.dboth HoasssorganiEeA. E~oliovi1e
b0kse q he o0eers and Attacks:
szsi1E osrIcrnA
0serAary--G.L LAnnea.
9ssvsaatatArDS-C. G. wallses.
IsaSfssE SsrTcaat.sE-Arns-ckarss
Einball. .2TE7Si TsstgA E5a
Minsts Cisrk-I. r. Meyers. Of
wahss2IEgg ghwJciSeI
journal cIerk--N. W. Rofs, Of
E.rollins Cleric. h. sproul., of
Lander.
EseSSR cist-H.As HsDdsr,o,,
d LAcoln.
Copying Clerks-Geo. Terr:,in and
Edward L. Gnnee.
CoInittse Clsrts-L. Neder. F. A.
Howard and Fred Hart.
Porter Edward Lee.
MssssngsE-w. C. Notsuars.
PAges-Frank Gushing and H. E.
A.rt1 ATHRs
AssIMnL1 oTT1cErs.
sPesker-Georgs W. Merrill. Of Eu.
rks.
Speaker pro tent. J. Bell. OF Nye.
Sergeat.At Arms-D6n Donovan. OF
Sesrsy. ECgl~ wan
Assistant sergeat-stArms-John W.
Hall. of ormsby.
llinas.aoGEAHsag Welsh. of Es.
mtraIdA- bs-s Em
Journal Clerk e. John Brady. OF
Enrolling clork-John o'LeAry. of
Ueonsy. az .-s
Chief Committee Clsrk-H. C. Stne,.
Of Elko.
Copying Clerks-Mollis Kittr.I, OF
white Pine, and William westerfeh. OF
lyon.
EpsrsssiPsg ClsrkrtHesry Warner, Of
Humboldt.
Committee clerks--A.yD d. Rock oi,
Eureka; W. H. Noyer. Of washoe. Peter
Organ. Of Humboldt, and ID. Ri.ben.
strin. OF Douglas. n r,.
NT~psss-Yille MussTovs.
POrter-Andrew Fitzgerald. of Storey.
Psss--chas. A. Dealy aud George
kobeunybuihi Of ormsby. .ll ~ arr.
CARsos. JSn. 4. :
.Thh Legislature sat .bout half sns
hpus 70 day aud adjourned unil- to-,
morrow. Nothing Of c~onsequen,e vasd
done. The Governors .messag, was
received. but not read. 1t is very long:
1t reviews the condition Of the States
finances and prospects at length; devotes
considerable space to the railroad ques.
ton: advises the encouragement aud
protection Of local roads. As we'll as 4
teteontrol ofthelr charges, rand calls
on the Legislature TO deal with the
Central Pacific. whose determinations
against Nevada ave set forth in detail,
and shows q shamsfully low rate Of
valuation for taIftion as compared
with the roads assessment in California.
The following psper was today cir.
oulAtrd among the Democratic meth.
bers Of the L. gislainre. Il settles the
definitely in favor
Of Colonel Fair:
We. the undersigned Democratic
nsnbars OF the Nevada Legislature, |
tenth session, favorable to tho election
Of Colonel James G. Fair. Of Storey
county. hereby mutually Bgreo to meet
In caucus in the Assembly Chamber on
Thursday evening. January 6, 1881, at
z 30 o'clock for the purpose OF definitely
designating our choice for q Senator Of
the United States for the State Of Ne.
vada.
Signed By the following members:
senstoU-w. J. wesierAeld. Charles
Mcconnell. IA. Brumsey, LIT. Fox,
Jerry Schooling, James T. Williams.
Thomas RockhiiL George II. Shepherd,
}, b. Tolley and W. II. Henderson.
The signatures Of the following As.
s~smblymen havs beep secured:
l.. P. DreIlar. @ gorge W. Merrill, |
John II. Condor, II. Barrett, George
Ernsts 2. T. Plank Henry Duffy, wai.
ruGkA. G.. II Denton. 1ohnfJ. Cor.
bs.t. 7. J. Bradshaw. James z. Kelly,
]. A. johnson. Charles Green, A. J.
o n. BsiIidssr. J. N. Rich.
ards. d. A. Moriarity. Jas. McDruney.
J. Z. 0igncuI. John Smith, George
Parker. George n. blair, N. II. rallon,
J. G. Massel, W. u. Newell. p. II. Ford,
JosePh b. Mallon. Squire v. Mooney,
A. Epa,iSh, W. Z. Coz, iaud, A. @. Nc.
Kshrie. and J. d. waidorf-forty. seven
in ell, and nine more than suficisnt TO
elect. a4
Tie CarSon correspondent Of the vir.
Giuia Chroaieie furnishes the following
sOadspssstos o. the latest news regard:
Ing the Legislative proeesdiBss and
matters CONNECTED herewith, At The
osasS CspitG:
The Legislature did even lesu to-day
tbsu Yesterday. Neither Hohss vas in
session more than half an boar. IT
does not seem likely that there will he