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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
~ electionwill be held at the Court House,
In Dayton, in said Lyon Comfy, on the 18th
day of April, A. d. 1881, for the purpose of
voting on the proposition to levy q SPEC
IAL TAX, amounting to the sum Of eleven
hundred dollars (S1. 100 00l, to be levied on
all property both real and personal within
said district. Saidsum to be used for the
purpose of paying off the present indebted
ness of the district and teachers sa'-
aries and of continuing the school In said
district for longer period than the ordinary
funds will allow.
WEIGH election shall be openrd not later
than O'Clock A. NJ. and shall continue until
O'Clock p NJ, of the same day. Ballots to be
used st said election to contain the words:
"Tax Yes" or"Tax No."
Dated April 4th, 1881.
j. 8. DALLAS,
Clerk of Board of County Commissioners Of
Lyon County.
BY order of the Board.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-03
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A Ii THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO
"A me are notified to pay the amount due
on or before NOVEMBER ist, 1880, or legal
proceedings will be instituted.
PHILIP GEYER.
liver City, Sept. 10. 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-03
COMO HOTEL
Main Street.-.............. COME q
H w. ELY Proprietor.

TUNHIs HOUSE is THE MOST com
Il Portable and convenient in Como, and
the table is always supplied with the best the
market affords.
sTNo CHINESE EMPLOYED.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-03
NOTICE.
HAULING
From CARSON to EODlE

WDRoPOsALs for the hauling of eighty
II ls0l tons. nure or less, of mac hinery
from Carson, Nevada, to Bodie. Cal. will be
received 0y the undersigned up TO aud rnclud-
ing January 81, 1881.
The heaviest piece will weigh not exceed
ing $500 pounds.
Machin ry to be delivered at the STANDARD
Consolidated mine i'll B0die, under directions
of the undersigned, and will be ready for
shipment at Carson on or about February /,
1881.
@ ntractors for above will state the price
per pound at which said machinery will be
hSuled.
Information will be furnished by either the
undersigned or the Secretary of he STANDARD
Consolidated Mining Company, Room No 20,
Nevada Block. San francisco, Cal.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
WILLIAM IRWIN,
Superintendent Standard Consolidated
Mining Company.
Bodie, Cal, January 5, 1881,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-03
Dissolution of C0-Partner-
ship.

yuyHg Co.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing bet ween the undersigned under
tue frm name and style Of WlNAaLL d
CAMPBELL (ofthe on'on and Sutro Markets.
ia this day dissolved by mutual conse t.
The business Of the late firm will be carried
on At Dayton, at the Union Market, ana at
the Sutro Market. 5utro, by j. l.. Campbell.
Either party is authorized to use the firm
nsme In colec ing all bills. and In liquidation
Of the debts Of the late 1rm
+. wINZELL,
j. L CAMPBELL.
DAYTON. Dec /. 1880.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-09-03

LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY. NKv., |

LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CITY. NKv,l
January 5, 1881.
~ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Horace F Swasey has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof before the
Register and Receiver Of said Office at Carson
City, Nevada. on Wednesday the 9th day OF
February 1891, on Homestead Application No.
200, for the S a of S 4 Sec 80, t is, N r
25 f, and lots l and of n L h of Sec 4, a II.
N r 25 f M d NJ. He names as witnesses: O.
o. Damon, Newell Damon and George Robin
son, of Lyon county, New, and j. B. Gala
CHER, of Esmefalds county
c. A. WITHERELL, Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
SE NATE.
Diseases Of Domestic Animals ls-Privase
Land Claims.

Diseases Of Domestic Animals Private
Land Claims.
WASHINGTON, January l9.-The bill
reported iavOrably from the Judiciary
Committee by Mr.. Garland to relieve
Richard Fatherly, OF Arkansas, from po-
litical disabilities was defeated.
On motion of Mr.. Williams his bill to
prevent the introduction and dissemina-
ton OF epizootics or communicable dis
eases OF domestic animals in the United
States was taken up and finally referred
TO select committee.
Mr.. Elmunds called up the Senate
bill reported from the Committee on
Private land Claims at the last session
of Congress for ascertaining and settling
the private land claims in States and
Territories acquired from Mexico ex-
cent California After debate, partici-
pated in by Messrs. Teller, Plumb,
Thurman, Blair and Edmunds, the bill
passed finally, Ii requires the presents
tiCn OF private land claims usder Mexi-
can grants, &C., to the United States
Courts for adjudication in practically
the same Insnner rs heretofore provided
in Mexican land claims In California.
On melton of Mr.. Coke the Senate bTl
to provide for the allotment OF land in
severalty to Indians on the various reser-
vations was taken up, when the Senate
went into executive session and soon
adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-20

energetic and as persevering lor NE
marty as he has been IN business. AS
an oryanizer and worker he has no supe-
r;nr. as q financial contributor Tor the
c,ood of his party none have been more
s,eoerous In 1868, when the Demo
crats we're casting about ior a man who
would brave defeat, ana all Was uarA;
Mr. Camden came TO the rescue miu
entered the lists, and how well he as
charged his duty 10 his party, the Reg-
istrators and the Test Oath lnqulsi'ion
can answer. As expected, he was de-
feated. but the moral effect oil that cam
naicn restored the franchises to hun
dreds. In 1872 he was honored by be-
inc made the nominee OF the Democratic
party, but through political comph-
cations we'll known, he was again
defeated. Any other man would nave
been soured, but his generous nature
and his fealty to his party has never al,
lowed his energy to aIate, but tune ana
again he has worked and contributed
freely. He is the architect oil his own
fortune. II il is crime TO be honora-
bly successful, then Mr.. Camden should
have been slothfni. Mr. Camden has
been successful, but he has done it le-
ultimately. He has never been Paper
shaving "shylcck." lie has always been
the friend, never the oppressor, OF tho
poor az eyiuced by his public and pri'
vatp charities. His nomination by the
Democratic caucus OF the Legislature
last night was not only deserved trl-
butte to his manly worth and magnit'
cent business ability, but is al honor to
the young State OF West Virginia.
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ordered. Following Is the result VI '"e
thiId. last, and fatal ballot. ,
ON this ballot the members oi the
Uonse who voted for Mr. Camhen were
RelI. Brady, Crumr;ne, Davis, Davis
son, EImiston, Ferguson, Ferrei,
Grantham, Hall, tJ; l") iiaiii e.
Johnson, Kepncr, Leonard poy;.' hui'y'
Lynch, Morrow, Prince, fo"ioS'
Scabright, Sharp, Tippett, WeliS--o'
Senators-Brown, Dawson, FauiEner'
Maxwell, McGregor, Roberts, sheiloh'
Smith, Stout-9. Total, 32.
The members of the House " no votea
for Mr.. Hereford were: Beckwith, Bee,
Dodrill, Fisher Benz, Fulkerson, Ho!t'
Irons, Settle, Sheppard-9. Senator'S
Samples, Stollings-2. Total, IL
The members Of the House who voted
for Nj. Mathews were: Quartel'
Sydenstricker, WILSON, SehH Sn
tors - Dennis, DOnehoo, McNeel'
Newman, Woods, Summers-o. 10
tai, 9.
The members Of the House who voted
for Mr.. Brannon were: Cresap, Depue,
Fisher WINS. Senator5-E"in,
Farnsworth, Vanmeter, Wiillams-t'
Total, Z. -
Mr.. Floyd voted for James II. Fergu-
son. Nj.
Mr.. Lowry voted Tor Robert Dennis,
Mr.. Mcneil voted for W. X. Pendle-
ton.
Beforc the vote vas announced-
everybody apparently knowing that
Mr.. Camden only lacked one vote
of the nominat;Ou-the noble
Blucher, of Randolph, Mr.. Cresap,
arose and changed his vote TO the old
Democratic standby and thus the prize
was secured for Hon. j. n. Camden:
Cheers and clapping Of hands followed
for some moments and happier set OF
men were never seen than the friends
of the gallant and successful
leader. After the excitement
had somewhat subsidized, Mr..
Depue stated that he also desired to
change his vote 10 Mr.. Camden. which
was greeted with applause.
The Chairman then, "a the CdpltCI
clock struck ten, announced the noml-
nation of Mr.. Csmden.
Mr.. D0nchoo moved that the nOmina-
ton of J. \. Camden be made unani-
NOUS. which was carried with hurrah.
On motion the caucus adjourned s'ae
,Jis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-20
GEN ERAL GRANT
At Albany Reception by Legislature.

At thlbany-Reception by Legislature.
ALBANY, n. Y, January l9.-The re-
ception OF General Grant by the Legis-
lature took place TO day. The Assem-
bly, chamber was decorated with the
battle flags OF the New York Regiment
participating In the la.s war. The SEN
a,ors having entered aud taken the seats
assigned them, the Committee OF Ar.
rangemen,s appeared, escortinz Gen
Grant, AMI Gov. Cornell, who took the
seat at the Speakers desk. Senator
Winslow introduced Gen. Grant
to the Lieutenant Governor.
who made brief speech Of welcome.
Grant responded, referring to the great
interests OF the State OF New York,
which were committed to the care Of the
Legislature, and compared them with
those OF foreign States saying he hoped
the members would faithfully discharge
their duties. The General was then
conducted to the floor Of the Chamber
and the members were introduced by
Senator Winslow and Assembly lyman
Baker. afterwards citizens generally
were introduced. The hand In the
meantime discoursed line music in the
gallery.
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By the Democratic Caucus
Overwhelming Victory
for the Old and Time
Honorcd Leader
OfOur Party---Full Proceed
ings of the Conclave---
A Short Biography
of the Nominee.

The Democratic members OF the West
Virginia Legislature nominated ,ast
night, the Hon. Johnson \. Camden, Of
Plrkersburg, as United States Senator,
10 succeed Hon. Frank Hereford,
whose term expires on the
Fourth OF Marcl next His
nomination was made on the third bal
l., VIXEN he received thirty-two votes
,hirty.three being the required number
--bu, before the result was announced
the BIucler OF Randolph, Mr.. Cresap.
uol'v arose from his seat and
changed his vote to the old
st,uiarl-hrarer OF our party,
which secured him the nomination.
O.hrr changes to the nominee then fol-
lowed. Mr. Camden is a man OF recog-
rized worth, high character and ability,
and he Is not only the choice of
the Democratic party of the State,
but OF the whole people OF the
State. Tie legislature will reflect
their willard 10 the State q substantial
service whrn on next Tuesday it
,les.s Linn to the high and honorable
position.
His nomination is another and clinch-
ius triumph OF the better element Of
tine party over 'he shallow class OF how
lrrs and Gemasogues who are always
irving to tear down, divide, and destroy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-20

and appropriating money from the
Treasury to aid therein.
A bill 10 protect the people OF the
State against gnackery. and another
relating Ia the election and duties Of dis
trict school officers, were offered and ne
ferred.
A bill was offered whose
OBJECT Is 70 ENABLE
the judgment debtor to accept the pro.
visions of Article 5, section 4S, OF the
constitution OF West Virginia, relative
10 personal property exemption frem
execution or other process.
BY Mr., Brady, OF Berkeley, a bill to
punish the
wILLFUL FIRING OF WOODS.
Singularly enough there is not on the
Statute books OF West Virginia any law
for the purpose indicated, although tim
Der is annually destroyed and often
other property, and even lives are en-
dansered. Mr.. Brady's bill imposes a
fine Of 1900 and imprisonment upon any
yiolators OF this act, should ID pass.
The clerk reGd tie official act OF the
members-eiect to the present House,
and the Committee on Privilege and
Elections reported the mileage due TO
each member.
Bills fixing the times for holding the
courts in the Fifth and Sixth Judicial
Circuits, were PASSED.
CoacIadcd sa fssrIh PdSt,
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HOUSE.


The Refunding Bill Passed bya Vote OF
1856 to l25-Bonds and Certificates to
Bear 8 Per Cent. Interest.
WASHINGTON, January 1S.-After q
short personal explanation by Mr.. Price
the funding bill came up as unfinished
business.
Mr. Gillett rose to point OF order,
and argued that in as much as Mr.. New
berry had openly stated he had gone to
the National Bank, of which he was a
director, To inquire how he should vote,
he had no right to vote on this question.
He did not make the point OF order out
OF any i'll will 20 the gentleman, but as a
matter of duty.
The Speaker Raid the chair must be
governed by the rules OF the House
and the interpretations placed upon
them in the past; that the chair vas not
aware that the House Of Representatives
had ever deprived a representative OF the
right OF representing his constituents,
AMI dec sion OF the chair TO that eX-
tent would Oe an act altogether without
the reach Of his authority; nor did the
chair believe the House itself had right
TO deprive member OF the right to rep.
resent such constituency: In view'
therefore, OF q former decision, which
he quoted, the chair overruled the
point of order. An appeal from tho
decision, taken by Mr.. Giliett, was laid
upon the table yeas, 220; nays, 81.
The question then reCurred on agree
ing to the am ~ndments reported by the
committee 70 the Funding bill.
The first amendment, on which a sep
arate vote was demanded, was that fix
ing the rate OF interest upon the bonds
at 8 Der cent. instead OF st per cent
The amendment WAS agreed to; yeas
li9, nsvs lO4.
The amendment making the bonds
) 10 bonds was adopted without diyis.
ION, AS we're also the amendments fixing
the rate of Interest on the certificates at
3 uer cent. and making them LILO certiti.
Gates.
A separate vote was taken en- the
amendment, providing that b.iore any
OF the bonds or certificates authorized
by this act, are issued, the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall paw on the bonds
accruing during the wear 1881. all silver
dollars and all gold over $50, ,OOO, 600,
now in the. Treasury for redemption
purposes. The yeas and nays were or
dered. The amendment was rejected; /;
yeas, Ill; nays, liO; and it was stricken
from the bill. The next amendment on
which separate vote was demanded
was that the expenses Oh preparing,
lssnlng, advertising, a2d disposing oil
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TWO BLACK PIEN DB.

One Hanged and the Other Riddlcd
with Bullets for q Horrible Outrage and
Murder.
CHARLESTON, s. c., January 10 Mrs
Bessie Weitz, daughter OF VIM. wer'z,
living near Prosperity, in NeSberry
county, this State, was brutally outraged
and murdered on Monday evening,
while going from her brothers TO her
home. Two negroes named Spearman
and Fair were arrested on suspicion
and lodged in the guard house. They
confessed their guilt, and last night .
large body Of men took them ont IN
lynch them. Spearman was shot 10
death where the crime Was committed.
Fair made his escape, but was recsp-
tured to-day and hanged near Prosperity
by crowd OF white and blacks. The
unfortunate victim was twenty-ts o
years old, very beautiful. and an excel.
lent young woman.
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A REVIEW OF YESTERDAYS EVENTS.
WARRINGTON.

Inter- Oceanic Cansl-Ead's scheme-Mis.
sissippi River Appropriation.
WASHINGTON, January l9.-The Inter.
Oceanic Canal Committee Of the House
to-day heard the conclusion OF the state
ment by $. L. Phelps, representing the
Nicaragua Canal Company. A private
session was afterwards held for the pur-
pose OF discussing the proposition to
grant charter for Eads ship railway
across the Isthmus. Several members
OF the committee took part In the discus
sion.
Representative Frye and others advo-
Gated the scheme as the most feasible
and practicable one now under consid
Grafton.
The Committee on Commerce will
take vote tomorrow upon appropriat'
ing 81, 500, 900 for Mississippi river i'm
provements.
The special committee to investigate
the alleged abuse of the franking privi.
lege during the late Presidential cam.
paign, to day examined several witness.
es. The details were withheld from the
press.
Democratic Quorum on Monday.
WASHINGTON. January 10. Congress
man House, who is chairman Of the
Democratic caucus, said to-day that
there would be quorum OF Democratic
Representatives present in the House
on Monday. lie said that the Morgan
Bicknell joint resolutions would then be
taken up and passed.
Grants Canal Article.
Congressman Loring, Of Massachu.
sets, was the author q Grants article
on the Inter. Oceanic Canal in the North
Imericcn Reric,c Loring is interested
in tie Ncarauguan scheme. II is also
said that he will bc appointed Com,nis-
siOnCr uf Agriculture by General Gar
field. Loring is u gentleman farmer and
has met with great success in deliver
ing agricultural addresses.
After His Election.
Senator Allison. who went 10 Mentor
at the request OF the Iowa delegation to
present the name Of James +. Wilson,
OF that State, to be Secretary OF the
Treasuary, has returned. He does not
think that General Garfield will deter
mine upon those who are to compose
his Cabinet until the electoral vote has
been counted and he has been declared
elected. As soon as he has been official
ly informed he will proceed at once To
select his Cabinet advisers. Senator
Blaine is expected here at that time.
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Fire Record.

LYsx, Mas, January ia. B Mar.
fins moroc . manufactu -irg es' ab!ish-
ment ". s blrned this morning. Three
hundred hands were throsn out of en-
ployment Loss $50 900. Larcasters
factory was partly burned. The buIld-
ING belong to A B Martin, and is wor b
So, 900. Both the buildings were partly
insured. The old Revere Beach depot
was also bu ned. Seven dwellin, were
damaged, making a total loss ofsi20, 600.
DE.DwooD, January ia fire this
mornirg destroyed. the bookstore and
art gallery OF Hamilton K Rockfellow;
loss in stock and building, sl7 900.
Knowles & Marshman, drug store; loss,
5000. NJ. J. Wertheimer 4 Co., dry
goods, damaged by water; loss, probably
5000.
MICHIGAN CRY, ISD.. January 19.-
A fire broke out in the lumber distric|
this morning, and that porti9u
city will be entirely destp
S9O. 900.
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Young Lady Kills Her Lover.

S,N FRASCisCo, January l9,-George
Hines. fifty-fve years old, residing near
Garrison, Stanislau county, yesterday
put revolver in his pocket, and re-
markell to his partner, Il am going 10
have that girl or | will kill her." He
then proceeded to the residence OF Liz
zie Kuene. girl of eighteen, living with
her widowed mother, and renewed a
former proposal OF marriage to the young
lady. He met with firm though kind
refusal. The infatuated man then said,
81 will kill you," and drew the pistol.
Miss Kuene anticipated him by seizing
a shotgun, conveniently at hand, lodg-
ing its contents in his head and killing
him.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
What the Old Mill Ground Out Yester-
day

What the Old Mill Ground Gut fetler-
day.
At the regular hour the unruIy solons
of the previous evening, who were ialrIy
READY To EAT FIRE
rather than submit to the regular order
of business in the Democratic star cham
ber conclave, assembled, very much
cooled off and looking rs mild and meek
as the usual legislator appears when he
il allowed to have his own way. Eli
miston looked anything else than sav.
age ruler. The loud Lowry, OF the land
ol Summers, appeared serene and was
not st all
IsA YIGHTISG MOOD.
The fsry Fulkerson OF the province
OF Wayne, walked 10 his desk mild md
calm as a May morning. He leaned
over and chatted with the Kanawha
Giant, as II they were in perfect har.
mony upon all matters. The crankey"
Cresap, as one member put it, came in
a little late, and seemed 10 be consider
ably more pacifed than his oLations and
gestures OF last evening indicated.
Leonard was as
pIGSiFIED AS A PRIEST,
and had nothing startling 10 say. The
other chiefs Of the various factions as
sembled as usual, and there was nothing
IN the atmosphere 10 indicate that a
Democratic family row had occurred
some eighteen or twenty hours prsvi-
ous.
THE eMEDISG or TUE MILL
commenced in due time with the follow
ing from the roaring clerk: -.
The Secretary OF State has transmitted
to the House a report Of the Commits
sioners appointed by the Governor to
act in conjunction with similar commis-
sioners OF the State OF Pennsylvania to
examine as 10 the true location OF the
monuments which mark the boundary
line betw cen this State and the State oil
Pennsylvania.
AN ACT
was presented, providing for the con-
struction OF a road from Hamlin, Lin.
coin county, 70 Milton, Cabell county,
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LON DON.
House OF Comma Thames oveifoyed
Causing Great Loss,

House OF Comm ons Thames Cveifoved
Causing Great Loss,
LONDON, January l9.-In the House
OF Commons the motion was agreed ~,
to defer all notices Of motions ~ day un-
Ill after the debate or address in reply
20 the Queens speech. i.
The Thames oveihowed its bank,
causing much damage in the low.lyihg
parts. At Lamberth and SOuthwork
over one hundred barses we're sunk.
The woolwich pier Was washed away.
The Holdendale cotton mills at Hast
ingien we're burned. Loss, A5.OW.'
House Of Commons Great Damage by
Floods
LONDON, Janury 10 In The House of
Commons this afternoon the debate On
the address in reply the Queens speech
was resumed. After some discussion
Justin Mccarthy asked leave 70 with.
draw the amendment agreed upon by
the Home Rulers in It's present lorm.
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, Oh
iec.ed because the amendment was
weakly supported. Mccarthy denied
this, and the debate proceeded The
amendment was ultimately rejected by .
vote % W37. The debats then sd-
journed.
The damage by the fools 10 Tie
Thames river is estimated at f2Jo0O.Ooo-
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TELEGRAPHIC TALES
TAKEN FROM THE WIRES AND PLACED
IN SHAPE FOR PERUSAl.

Mississippi River Improvement-Demo-
cratic Quorum-Grant at Albany
Two Men lynehed 10 South
Carolina-Foreign Notes
Grimes and
Casualties.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
PlR ANCA.
New York.

New YoRK. January l9.-Mossv--
Easy at 500 per cent, closing at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper GG5i
per cent Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at 1851; demand 1891.
SILvER-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here Ill; subsidiary silver
coin i@l per cent discount
Q. s. Coupons llsal l.is
New Fourand one
NeW Fours.... ..-.---.---llS's
Pacific Sixos OF % -
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Mr.. Ferguson stated that it was his un.
derstanding at the close Of last nights
session that the caucus would tonight
make an effort TO nominate a Senator,
instead of that here was a silly motion
that meant to delay the matter still
further, and he hoped it would be voted
down. The roll Was called on the mo-
ton to adjourn with the following re-
suit:
The members Of the House who voted
i'm the affirmative were: Bee, Cresap,
Floyd, Fulkerson, Hackworth, Holt,
Irons, Lowry, Monroe, Quarrier, Settle,
Sydenstricker-l2. Senators Dennis,
Donehoo, Ewin, Farnsworth, McNeel.
Newman, Stollings, VanMeter, vii.
liams, Woods, Summers-ll. Total, 23.
Those who voted in the negative
were: Members Of the IIouse-Back.
with, Brady, Crumrine, Davis, Davisson,
Depue, Dodrill, Edmiston, Ferguson
Ferrill, Fisher (Wm), Fisher (Beni !
Grantham, Hall ~. l. }, Hall Is }, John.
son, Leonard, Lurty, Lynch. Mcneil,
Morrow, Prince, Rowley, Sesbriyht'
Sharp, Tippett, Wells, Wilson-29.
Senate 's-Brown, Dawson, Faulkner.
Maxwell. MeGregor, Rober g, Shelton
Smith, Stout-9. Total, IS.
Therefore the motion to adjourn was
lost and third CALI 9 OF the roll was