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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
The Paper Money of the Future,

The probability that the public debt of
the uited States will he paid during the
next twenty wears at the futhe>t. makes the
question Of the paper money of the future
an interesting as well as an important uues-
ton. Al the Bankers Convention. Mr..
George :. Coe. a well-knovn New York
banker and President Of the Association,
discussed that question and gave his an
>Vcg. Toe paper money of the future must
bc ~ available for genera. cirgulI, rs
that now iu Use. else 1t viii not meet ia, rc-
quremcu'> ui the business of the country.
Nh Goes answer can hes; Ice given Iu h>
wuword>:
"ihr important feature, IF the existing
system az, th,>, ( u lhe pledge OF bonds As
SECURITY ioF circulating notes. i3l the rc-
-puu>.h.hN oi shareholders taf another
amount equal to then snare, ,3l the pGD-
l.y exhibition oi the bank, condition b. re-
aur,m,ut> of sworn report, $3.50 the iu>pcc-
ton 10y Government officials: tiI the lr2u-
lar and cpu'ia. redemption Of all the notes.
and the retention ut Is coin deposit tor that
p1Hr">c. W.th the exception Of ia, first.
these are reasonable, psaet.,ahl, and just
regulations. They MAY al nr preserved .u
"A national Jaw. as NECESSARY ta tUn >8a~:Iu-
TIA, system ID place Of ,Hc security NOW
required 'au circulating notes mas b, limit
4. 20 d >sw equal 20 uuy-lali or 'tsr,-
toug,A> tHp cash capital p4id in De- made
prr.'gJ,a .ph, 800 Gas, d: tho failure. and
earn interest az au extra rate for ever,
a1s .t..N t.ut tt,y 41t uat redeemed 300
com a.,,r presentation AZ the humr ur CEN
ira. office. With THE prohibition Of Ju, ,ll-
rE.a,a.- notes 30 ID, Et;ci States not ru,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
The Tribe Of Guiteau.
IRON the CINCINNATI Gazette rep

This present time, when the sense of the
Nation has been shocked by an attempt to
take the Presidents life, and the public con-
science has been awakened 10 the atrocity
OF the crime OF shaking the peace Of a coun-
Try and defeating the voice OF the people by
an act Of murder. is not a favorable time for
revealing the existence in this country Of
an organization Of lneendaries and makers
Of explosive machines for the secret destruc-
ton Of public and private buildings. ships.
and persons of foreign country The
tribe O'DonoVan Rosa and Grove are Of
the ir.be OF Guiteau. and should be treated
d. mad dogs IN any community the same a>
he. Ii We have not laws 10 punish this max
.Eg Of murder machines for use ia another
country or at sea, or for arresting incendlar-
les OF public or private buildings, and
assassin, Of public or private persons in an
other country, WHO come here for Gsy!um.
II j, our mi,fortune, and II not mended viii
be our shame. Meanwhile, il We have not
moral sense which regards these lie per-
sons with horror, as enemies to the commu.
NIFTY. and a. poisonous serpents, Ia be stamp
ed out, VT deserve 20 have our election, OF
President corrected by such as Guiteau.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
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Ne t.uyr crtiI
A FaIlacy.

\ friend send, q, the following problem
Thirty Years ago the anuu4. cost pcr ~yh.l-
ar IN Massachusetts, public schools Wa,
~i.>l last Year the cost pet scholar Ma,
$3.50. l. not the teaching three time, n,
good I, The question involve, a pern.ciou,
tAlIae!, lmPlyin that the increased COS, j.
dl>prOportOuate 10 the growth Of expense
u other matters. Il /, the fashion 10 COM
plain ut the cost Of the public school, but
1t i, equal! applicable elsewhere. The sal
AIRY Of Rev. ID. Spring, Of the North church.
IN tins city, wa, At one time but 5000. and
It would be- a very .nyldiou> question 10 ASK
il the preaching Of late wears had been three
time, a, good. The private school, are
more than three times a. remunuratIyt
.cCkoned 10 dollars and cents. Ih.r,, wears
ago Sli month was high wages for farm
laborer for seven months, and he wa> glad
OF the opportunity Of working the other five
month, tor his board. Thirty year, ago a
Yale student could board at the best club
there Was attached to the college for 500
week. Thirty Years ago all American
woman, fit to take charge of a household
and 10 whom the mistress of the fam.i,
could entrust, not only the servile duties
but the management of the childrrn could
b. hired for Sl.jd week. The application
y a single branch of human effort i unfair
dnt UNJUST Even If the schools were not
al all improved il would be unjust, but bet
ter men and women are employ ed. men and
women who are trained to the profession
and make ii their life work
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
The State Fair.

III n.
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=, au.,on Sn, e,% VA IA an ~, - p' i''''
,ba No., :en %''d W "'i' "s
la m - - .us 's'' noI;eti 81
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III, 1i ~ al, 90 n noI'e uepat'nlei.
.ba ~, 40 "a Iii ha anu .'e ~" =
na,, ,,"rt Gna ,hn "xh;t;,;a -, - rs Is
Nh. -, NJ. RoJ,,au ia p',.ia;h ~ In, n
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s. -. - 49,. y ~ " ,'i'
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AMI H.r1..1b frIi, ,ha g., Ie"J 81 - w u
ia,i III, 3D. O, ny VI '.s
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p,,rI.;,,b !. c,,,'a..l..J !. H. IT..
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n, -, ~, 6,oi,sJ In 'ric,. ,,ha,. ,.',.i.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
THURSDAY, AUGUST. IS. .ss!
The Presidents Condition Alarming.

During the pas, lev days the ~ toms
Of the President have been agEra, al, .a-
digestion to such an ex;eu, a, to become
alarming The condition Of the wound Is
reported by h. physicians TO he As favorable
a could be expected. but the dyspepsia has
given rise % nausea and vomiting that have
reduced his strength and j. thus cndangcr-
ing hi, life - far Do, physicians have
strong hopes that They can Vet control the
nausea, but should the, be unable 80 10 so
within a short time the graves; results are
likely TO occur. The President, condition
j. undoubtedly more alarming than j; has
heen at any time since the first week follow
ing his receiving the wound The public
mind i> extremely sensitive and an impress
sion ha, un,a been Eel; that the physicians
dill DOT give ;a, true condition Of the Pres
ilcn, 10 their Official bulletins Thi, il.
doubtless, without foundation. a, nothing
oo.ld be gained p, such i course and even II
they desired TO Do so ua,u.u. Gould be more
difficult, The Cabinet II. er-. Who were
ah,ca, from Washington. nav, received ,,.-
ecr4m>. relative = the President, condition
which VII. gs.hat., rc.-.. ,hrm j, once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
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Gen. Hancock was in Boston, Tuesday,
on h!s way to Maine. 1t was planned To
visit the Notifications on the coast a. far as
Passport. The revenue cutter Woodbury..
has been ordered TO take him from Portland
to Bar Harbor. 1t is reported, however,
that Gen. Hancock will not come farther
east than Portland should the despatches
received by him there indicate an unfayor-
able change in the condition of the Presi-
dent, in which case he will return to Wash
ington Immediately.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
-Mosher and Fuller. master and supe,

-Mosher and Fuiief. master and super
cargo of the bark Western Sea" had a
hearing Monday before Trial Justice in
Machias. The examination lasted all dav
in the presence Of crowded court room.
They were ordered To appear for trial in the
sum Of $4,000 and we're recommitted.
They are to be tried at the Suffolk County
Court and ten days may be required TO OBJ
tain the Governors requisitiOn to remose
them to Boston, but they can go voluntarily
at any time. The prisoners seem much
broken down.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
State News.

4, ,i.l,.,,,r oi., .oo ,c r,,.., n,l...l
ofc,i,;. g.. lr,n.,,,,l Er;.Ia, ,ii' NJ
In, m ~, ~ i'
-,
- ;, ~ >'AN . ''''l' BOY eiSht years
@ - il''''tu ''>>G '""'h' son o Joseph
70" an -, ~ i''''l''e"' was drowned a mat
!''''' '''"H,
-Iaptain M">hcr Of the bark Western
S,a. 3hd Gardiner \. Fuller, who s"indlod
cotton. tea and wine. are under arrc,, at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

A new play i, being written, in which
the hero is found lost and flying in desert,
chained to the bare back of q bicycle His
deliverer proves to be a princess, who mar
ries him and makes him captain Of a base
ball nine. -Ne,c Orleans Picayuae
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

The condition of President Garfield is
so hopeful that Secretary Blaine, with his
family, has left Washington for a short rest
in Maine Mr.. Blaine will remain in Au-
gusta for short time, and then visit some
Of the summer resorts on the coast
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

The Bangor Commercial is opposed to
fusion in the Second District and advises
the Democrats to stick to their candidate.
OF course it dop't pay to fuse where there
Is no possible chance Of electing the candi-
date.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

Judge Tourgee was said to be opposed
to the publication of his second book.
"Brieks without Straw so soon after the
first. But his %fe urged him, and he
yielded. To punish her ke gave her the
copyright of the book. Her hrst quarter
dividend was $4,000. With this sum she
bought a residence on Lake Chautauqua,
where the Judge says he is permitted to
board.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
q be ELLSWORTH american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coomb,
Block Ellsworth, Ne, by THr HANCO, h
COT MY PUBLISHING CONF Ny
For terms, g.. see first page.
ss- : VI. PErTENGit.I 4 co. 10 state street.
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York and -0l thcsnut
street, philadelphia. are our agent for Vrucur-
ing advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities, and authorised 20 contract for advertising at
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

The Executive Council. pursuant to
vote at their last session, met in the Couu-
Gil Chamber Al Augusta, Monday. This
particular date was selected because SO
"o0 Of the public deb, fell due on that da,.
The Council took all the steps toward pre-
paring for ~ payment competent for them
an the absence Of the Governor. Owing to
Governor P!aisteds rtfl,a. 20 NEE, the
Council. no warrant eau lie drawn upon the
report made BY the Council, and therefore no
money could be taken from the Treasury to
meet the obligations Of the State. 10 pre-
vent the State bonds from going to protest.
Treasurer Holbrook personally made an ar
FaHgement with some banks 10 Boston to
advance the $4,000 required 10 save the
credit Of the State.
The GreeAback Governor is still an
Improvement over our late Democratic Gov
ernor. Garcelon drew warrants and pock-
eted the money, while Piaistel neglected to
draw the warrant necessary 10 preserve the
credit Of the State. Fortunately 4 Republi-
caE Treasurer finds the means Of saving the
State, Temporarily. from this disgrace. but
we have get chance for improvement; and
that can be brought about BY electing a Re
publican Governor al the next election.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
A New Enterprise

We learn cha. anew business ,-.rrar.,,
!. l.,,a, worked mn = a..r....,. Which .,, al
r,sG, received considerable. ,.-,..-,-,-,,.,
AMI which VIC l..,... ,...,, ,.-.,. ....r...e.. !,
i, the formation If q Man .....-.rr Comma.
nv. II is ,he .a,ea,..n e III, promoter, o..
the ,D,cyrr;,, To- ...r.s.,. ,s, rr.,,~,,
known a, the Hoak.a> \ Nsuan..a >..an.
Nil Pr3pert,. ana Tho Fa.alr, aal Ma
chine Propert, of Nm. O. Mcdonald. if ihc
same can b. done oil ,a,.,s.e,ar, terms. and
combine Waas-uarL.a, and Ir.a-,,.rA h.,
under one management. II cas-, Tie, enter.
Prise proves >a,,r>,t.. ,hr Fa-aar, Proper
" VIII Dee removed t. ,as Steam N.....,.
and take power f. ~ .ae large aa! ,..usr.,..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
Notice To suh~criher~.

The date GA the address label on each suh-cri
bcr'- paper shows the time "a which the subs rip
ton Is paid, and all subscribers ia arrears are
requested n psy up soon possible
In ali communications relating 10 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested 20 state thy
Post Once 10 which the paper j.. or h. Ia he sent
and 70 be careful 10 write all proper names plain
".
In directing change Of address, alwav- give
the present address well ~ the one TO which SOU
wish the paper Afterwards sent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18
County Of Hancock.

correct list OF costs allowed at April ltrhl' a.
d. ISL OF supreme Judicial Court, AMI Cou'' "l
County Commissioners, for said County, Np'ii"""
April adjourned Term
NILoNEp ~ SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

1881 BLUEHllL 1881
Steamboat Comply,
1881
RockIaud and Ellsworth.

ST MINER ARRANGhhE NI, -
az AND ATE } U f ! ; I
The Commo,lious and Fast steamer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

{.Es...5RgR-11as>1
,-E-szE-zzx-z.s-s---s,-=:.. -z -
HENRY MORRISON. CAPT o. \. CRoC NIT.
win make three rii > per week, leaving Rock.
land every Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY al
On A. NJ. or on arrival ~ Boston amt Portland
steamers. touching at North West Harh"r and
Greens Landing Deer I,lel Bluehiii, sur3 and
Ellsworth.
RETURNING:
Leave Ellsworth Mondays, "Wednesday and
Frldays NJ s.Il O'Clock 4. ", surry at a., touch
in1 as above, connecting with Boston steamers
each trip aud with Portland ~tc ms r. every Aian.
.la4 for the West. Also. next morning With
4 l. Railroad :or Bath. Augusta, Portland, E,~.
IA and an points West ami south.
Ra4sler Checked through 60 B"s oa ana Port
land Us steamers.
Excursion Tiekct- g. II, -ton and Portland sod
on board Also Tn, uugh Tickets 20 a IL. lei
n lst.4n va 4 II 4 NJ ~ieluIer- and last. IA .asl
Rustou Il Maine Raiir. sds for sale on b,a .,i and
40 Eastern aud Boston y Mai e bcp. &.
Passenger are delivered 20 aud from Z e. Ia1
20 Ellsworth Frru IL Hack Charges.
JoII< ~UMIN>HN-, AoENr. Ellsworth, Nj.
tEo GREGORY. ~rt'r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-08-18

iatss q. >-Iasy, $500 NJ .... \. NJ .a..J NJ
\r...H i.tH-..r..- -.i VI % - \ VI ODD. 3. NJ
ir.tr EaH-uE... --.a VI. goo l. VI ..s T. n
Arrive Ia. tar,. -.tyA NJ. sla T.. NJ So /. NJ
RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
M'ra.n- tn "a from HIck-l,.Ft arrives la Eaa..r
o. .'hnt~ VITA trains last amt West
Evening .rntu i.r''~ Bangor az 10 L. Nj .ag
al.sr lr.tEt5pi Western train
STAGE CONNECTIONS
A. ba.~-HaEt ltils &, sul from , ,.t-aa. E...
h'|. -r.'-"trk. ~'rssaatta-. EIl-N ultu. ~.......
aal Bar llafG.or.
''I /. l.. LI\sDEN. ~ut,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29
Pessafslee Rexulatisns.

Nonex orders issued fsonl ; TO II o'SlsSk-A.a-,
anal frona 5 % 1 o'eloek r n d2siy.
Ne aaaasary orders ESSsse9 ea >2su0&y-
Letters resolved eo< registration tE0cs 70 u
seloe& A. Vi. DAILY, >slaSsays eNeSpsssi
Aaiss fNr the saSs escSS Is : oeAocA ?, NJ.
Aliy.
Mails sox the wsss close 81 o'eiock ?. NJ
6llx.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29
BULLION yiX.

Nlesxs : hereby ysvs8 shas 1s S1x ~ pra-
ssssHs II mines osr ne Slsa-azr an1tag SSpS.zz-
Der seta. rsS-. = ao~ ,lsze AMI sayahse. a aav
srses. IA saa csars-lausse Il ane caUary a.
5lzr6aisit, Aaf -i-= -a< AVS SIR Is eznEsssiasn
VII - szsSssS sasursssl
~ EERkTNS
Assessor zssm0a4Aiz cgHnCv New
%aazzznzz1=a- A1Esmhar =. So -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29
NOTICE To CREDITORS

gasses . A~rsar stvszs ~ sSs lxss9sr-sizaesf
GiHAlllSrznasg "a me sSssKcs- al EgswASzi = ae~,t
iss.szAsasL- - sszs s~siErars 81 EMK al persons
1a-sEsss zlEaaz AGAINST -Ast nesass.k - sxafatr
item. VITA NV T3s@S-lrW wnufaer,s Nikntm
rir@u nunras At~sr Lie drss uEz9liearsln &c sals
1UtEts. ~ sas ant sszslriI1ss-a1ur Gr tie aFffes
az y = 1iS NAzA44.As- ID q TIA ssss1re acuss
~ .lzn1gnfIas.A~ = aBs9ssltEt Naantw N4VAaslA
sNEN Rad, ANi1ulns@-rasar
II sas ass1os Sc ES1==-sE- ss-~i, siss,sr 1sssf
EsSss@ y aRsnlsss. Il 9ls1salsEs sagliEs y s4rai.A
&crgner sLs1 ISL aEgaxsx
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29

news the growth: and always screiy Eeseeres
its color. whea faded or gray Is stimulates
the nutritise organs 10 healthy ScgEtsy, afs&
preserves both the hair aRa its bsausy. Thus
5 brashy. weak or srcks~ hair bssSntes Ssossf.
plisble ami strengthened. los, hair Fsgro"s
with lively eNpressSoa; falling hair i ehseSsa
ard established. thin hair thickems; and tAaSC
c~zrsy hairs resasre sfseAE original sese<. It's
operation Is sure assd harmless. lssGrSs Tan
tiruff heals al 6amors, aG3 SeSps Tire ssals
eoSl. glean ss& Sofs-Jsssser Salich eoas1lstalls
diseases OF the scalp are Impossible
AS A DRESSING FoR LADIES HAt&,
The ytsoE Is praised iSr its sratsfEl aa6 agree
able perfume. and valued 80 the soss Faster
ard richness q tons il isapsvsS.
Prepared BY DR. J. c, AYR 60,
Iexs8 NAss-
Practical sa3 Asa1gslesl Gss<aesEss
SID BY AT Druggists SD KS4ls-s "a Aso@e4zs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29
AYERS HATH fEG0R.
Fer Restoring Gray HAIR 30 Its Natur-
al Vitality and Cel~r.

Aivssiw years.
sickness. care, CtES-
aepolntssas, and
hereditary prssSls-
YSositSea. all turn
the hair gray and
either os them ia
efia1 i 10 SnSet
prsnatuEsly.
AYkkS HAIR
,VIseS. by leHg
and sNsRsSs use,
mas pgoye1l that Z
Stops the falling
of thskSir iSnnle-
diAssiy often re-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains nj
Wfhnen>mcca-
rAssxxaER raAIx

PAssSN6ER TRAIN.
Going East-ArriVess as go p n. Leaves
sssl Z. n.
Go:nx weSt--Arrives At l,sas p "a Leaves
nc tsS0 q. IA.
IMMIGRANT TRAM
Going EaSs-ArrlyeS NJ ..SS ?. N. Leaves
az $50 T. ".
Gong west--Arriyes a. l:4o A. n. Leaves
nj $50 A. N.
WAY FREIGHT TRAIN:
Going East-ATvivss st l.SN' ?. n. Leaves
4ON n.
Gxsny wsss-Arriyes at ls:ss r. NJ. Leaves
rs SIS r.. NJ
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29

Ass-aeas1 = TIE woSSs Is an ASSAY OFFICE
NasrS 97es ~sa D. assaxVs % reAscaAhA ssrass
aAi1 aAearsass rss2ras SszanAnsexa
u 4 AVERY, Assayss
saaskss2sc&. 0sscses Is ISL HI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29
W Inn ICCA
II. Z ID I CTI0N WORKS,
Notice TIA Mine Owners.

SlLNSG AMP aoLD- OAKS. FRSE or
~ ss>s- ka@xkt az Fair Rates. e-
@0rss1 IN ssasessR eAe sexvsss 81 Nh 'ttns &C.
,r2aSg1sas 1resssS
Vrss Hvat a ssaacv gase ee sAaer<sl Ax RAJ
dlfeSf ~ kae si4A AAxk sSaaks w X N
y saaana6As&a Ngs
A&GNs aGSE, PvS,yxssscr
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29
u. NJ MA>kEll.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. R.R.
rowN Ior> FoR sAlE oR hEA1

RSErTES WISHING TO LEASE OF rt.R.
ssssAs~a Ases a thS sSsa - y lnaxnl2ecz Srx
asr9aE zssssas that AZ 1praieAts0ac Scr the sane
2r ca 9saslzsss re%kslz- sh~Tsko. snosssi &c Al
1s'sSsS1 - sas Ezs11Fsa<nx& a. >An frzncsseo
a. ma Z +. E & 0s1eu @hSsV sh<y ~fu revive
pr9mps NsseasSoa
Fh<sss eSsssVs I-1.S azais aeAsn<aS - N. ecss.
qA1g Stsanssz- nsEalg aolshs - ssasssz xk SsSe<
a A-ss ssS a.t sSseras'sa - sas zaastsF ~i.AoSse
selAy anal aseet s-vGhlk
aatA 0, II HASkEtL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29

STAGES for Paradise Spring City. Fort Nc
Nrn.lt. SsNsr CITY, ana AT parts OF Idaho
rerr.tory, leave daily upen THE arrival q TIE
Passenger Tram froaa the West.
Ssssses arrive frars Paradise. >lSxine-aSsy and
Eiahe daily. in ssnas ter the east ami we>s-
Mound Passenger trains.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-11-29

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TIE coNDIr1os OF LEGISLATION.

We publish a catalogue of the bills
introduced thus far in the Legislature,
with history of their progress and present
condition. It will be seen that 354 bills
have been introduced in the Senate, and
4S9 in the Assembly, or total of S43 bills.
Considering that the new Constitution was
supposed to put an end to special legisla-
ton, this is tolerably heavy crop. Up to
and including last Saturday 81 bills have
passed the Senate, and 81 the Assembly.
There has fortunately and indeed neces-
sarily been q great slaughter of legislation.
No sless than 81 Assembly bills, and 3
Senate bills, have been killed in the
Assembly. and 32 Senate bills, but no
Assembly bills, have met the same fate in
the Senate. Only l Assembly bill has
been passed by the Senate, and Senate
bills by the Assembly, and but bills have
up to the present time been approved by
the Governor. 1t will be seen from these
statistics that the weight of the work of
the session remains to be done, while the
session is rapidly approaching its constitu-
tional limit. 1t is perfectly clear that if