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To Telephone Subscribers.

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Telephone office, by postal or otherwise,
any changes in the names of firms OF ad.
dresses which may have taken place since
our last catalogue was issued, We will issue
u new catalogue IN about one month, and
wish to have the names and addresses OF
subscribers correctly inserted.
ID. NJ. CLOVER,
Manager Telephone Exchange, Dallas
Texas,
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Lodging will be required for three thous.
and strangers during the STngeriest. Less
Than one thousand can only be accommo.
dated from the present outlook. Peorle
are earnestly requested to send applications
Tor dodgers to lsidore Freterg, corner Elm
and Lamar.
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A marEain in City Property,

A margain In City Property.
Wylie q Wilmans, In the Grand Windsor
block, have one or Two choice residences
ON Ross avenue and other portions OF Inc
city that they will offer for dAy or two Al
. great bargain, and on liberal terms, Cali
At once II you want home At q low price.
or wlsh to make profitable Investment.
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Il. Il. Curtis, jeweler, corner of Main and
foydras streets. Repairing fine watches
speciality.
Watches, diamonds, fine gold jewelry.
ladies' and gents gold chains, rings, thin.
oles,. ladies misses children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and lockets
New goods just received. Elegant stock
OF silverware, tea.sets, ice pitchers, walters
castors, toilet sets, Rogers Bros. Hat ware,
new line lace pins, owl pins, latest style
new, stock fine marble, alabaster and gilt
clocks with cathedral gongs, at corner Main
and Poydras streets -
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Rennennle


neglect oftirst symptoms frequently leads
to permanent defects. Pimples and blotches
on the skin indicate disease which can be
cured by Ackers Blood Elixir. Sold by
w. II. Patterson & Co, y
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The largest Wholesale and retail millinery
mousse in the state All orders BY mail or
express promptly filled. L. Bauman, mau-
ager, IO5 Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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Knights of Pythias
Remember l., L. Curtis, jeweler, corner
Main and Poydras has the finest assor.-
ment OF Emblem charms and pins in the
ity. Call an see him.
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HE. wIrh.DRAws.

Two eouls with but a single thought.
Two hearts that beat ~ one!"
Two seats IN drawers that never part
And that's what Clancy's done
Tho kAisef Of the Russian rule
6leeps IN his shirt all night
Claucy'u ne We~rs and always sweara
They're GOOD 'Rainst dynamite.
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cross cut. Bert
in the wo d
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koad.wagons, buggies, phmtons, and
every style of vehicle, for sale low by Orr
IA Main street. " VII
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Something New.
Go to Bouche's and get one of those beau
tiful globe engraved lamp chimneys, fir,
proof. Warranted to out-last any otheI
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Twelve and halt cents will buy one of
those famous metropolitan (Regalia Chica, !
Mt Patterson's Drug Store. y"
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All Are Invita-

All Are Invited
TO call at the Star machine office and art
gallery, CAB Elm street. The most attract.
We place in the city.
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DR.. n. l.. Battle, IT,, Wadley, Georgia
says: Browns Iron Bitters are very non .
lar IN this section and give entire satisisc.
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shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
ron2, whooping cough and bronchitis
ola by w. II. Patterson & Co., druggists,
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Gloves at Bauman's, 100 Elm.

and justly 80, Is Acker's English reneav
Ter consumption, coughs and colds. prics
iVc;, 600. and 81. Sold by VIII. Patterson
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Attention.
Coolest, best and freshest Book Beer, al
the Glen Lea.
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Remember the entertainment tonight at
the HERALD building and be sure to be
there
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Ladies' suits and underwear at Bsu-
mans, FOG Elm.
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Flowers and ribbons at Bauman's.

Don't fail to visit the house of Dougls
Bros, merchant tailors, when you are IN
need of new suit.
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Notice.
DALLAS, March 10, lSSS.--The under.
signed has this day sold his business TO
MIR. +. G.. Moore, of this city.
G. w. II. WRIGHT.
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The basket social to night at the HERALD
building will be new departure in the
festal line, " .'"'
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Fish. Eggs and Butter
Constantly on hands at 1907 Elm street.
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Neckwear and corsets at Bauman's.

W, Is. Davis, $50 Elm street. New barber.
new shop, new everything. Give him a
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Knights of Pythias. Attention,

knights OF Pythias, Attention!
All Knights are cordially invited to call
on D. W. Webb, 6l0 Main Street, to see the
largest collection of emblems in the state.
Also, large line of elegant watches, jewelry,
diamonds and siverware.
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Hats tnt 10 mes - suit your faces and
match your dresses, at Baumans, FOG Elm.
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Elm street. Nan y w
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PInster OF FNris.
We will sell the best article of plaster OF
farls ut 81 per barrel, warranted lust as
good as any New YORK or Chicago plaster,
ana rs an evidence Of its quality, We will
furnish sample for work free 10 any con.
tractor that he may test its quality. Call
at Caperan & Bonds, Cos Elm street and
6V6 Pacific avenue, who are sole sgents for
Dallas. Denton, Collin, Ellis and kaufman
counties.
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The ladies of the Tabernacle, NJ. g., will
give basket and social entertainment This
evening, at the HERALD building. Refresh.
ments suited to every taste, will be served
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Notice.

Ladies' suits and underwear at Bar-
mans, 706 Elm.
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Elm street. o. wv
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Broom Corn Wanted,

street. y 40 N'"
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700 Elm. ""'"n o
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The TKXAs LAND AND.MORTGAGE 90
nv IANnnN

OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
st reasonable. rates Of interest at from one
70 five years time, secured by deed of trust
on improved lands and city property. 1t
will also negotiate county, municipal,
railroad and other bonds, and purchase
vendors lien notes.
@. H. WELLEsLKy,
General Manager, Office COS Main street,
Dallas. Texas.
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With deep regret | inform my patrons
that physical inability compels me to dis.
continue teaching in the First ward school
Respectfully,
MISS JIMMIE Bpoovs
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II. Reach, Wholesale confectioner,
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listers and circulars at Bauman's.
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Smoke genuine Duke OF Durham Stsuo,
ara OF the world.
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m ancient days osfore ths ume
fSis yssricsism ruled tho socsv
sss 80 sos ;SSs VS Su su M /, %sn
- 0A's' ~: -t.ss,.,
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To Farmers and Implement Dcalers-O,

:, Wanted, apprentices and sales ladies at
Bauman's, 10B Elm,
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u Elm.
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Broom Corn Wanted.
Highest price paid f-r II at factory. cor.
ner OF Caruth and Lamar streets. wa
WIN. Prours,
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Glen Lea, opposite HzsAlp once.
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Gloves at Bauman's, 7o6 Elm.
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Save money and buy your consscuons,v
for cash. =. Ksaoh. IL Kim street. s'H'''
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Wanted, apprentices and sales ladies' Al
BaumAn's, 706 Elm, ~
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o',n Lea, opposite HxaAlp oa!cs.
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l,oo0 Canes ~ Curtis
Curtis has the nnest stock Of oanss IN
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Special 0nticrs.

~HoUsToN & TEXAS CENTRAL RAIL.
way secretary's Office, Houston, March 81, 1855
Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting OF the directors and of The stockholders
I the Houston Il Texas Central hallway CON
p'ny will be held at the compsny's Office in the
city OF Houston. Harris county, Texas, on Mon.
day, May I, 1888.
A. s. RICHARDSON. Secretary
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
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7o6 Finn. '" y
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Hair Goods at Bauman's.
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Ampleprovisons will be made for tho accom-.
mOdstlon OF visitors. Very low rates of trans.
porlation has been extended by all the railroads
In the state
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Plumes and tips, all colors Mt B,um.r
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listers ana circulars at Bauman's.
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD Office.
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Glen Lea, opposite HxsALp of,ice,
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Something Nav


Something New.
20 To touches and get one of those bean.
tliui globe engraved lamp chimneys, fire
proof. Warranted to out-last any other
ever made.
Remember
neglect oftirst symptoms frequently leads
to permanent defects. Pmples and blotches
on the skin indicate disease which can be
cured by Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold BY
W. ii. Patterson & Co.
The basket social to night at the HrRAln
building will be new departure in the
Neckwear and corsets at Bauman's.
W, Is. Davis, $50 Elm street. New barber
new shop, new everything. Give him 4
-, Twelve and halt cents will buy one Of
lnIse famous metropolitan (Regalia Chica !
ut Patterson's Drug Store. g.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
r092, whoopinS cough and bronchitis
ola by w. Il. Patterson & Co., druggists
II. Reach, Wholesale confectioner.
Laces and embroideries at Bauman's IN
Elm street. wv
Road. wagons, buggies, phntons, and
every style OF vehicle, for sale low by Orr
IA Main street.
80 ID
Fumes and tips, all colors, at Bauman's
---------
listers and circulars at Bauman's.
----sss--
Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
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Smoke genuine Duke OF Durham stano,
ara OF the world.
Glen Lea, opposite HERALD Office.
>
Satins and silks, all shades, at Bauman's
700 Elm. ""
street. y 80 N'"
Broom Corn Wanted.
Highest price paid for IL at factory. co,
ner OF Caruth and Lamar streets. wa
WIN. Prours.
Gloves at Bauman's, 706 Elm,
---&
Glen Lea, opposite HxRALp office,
Headquarters for millinery at Bauman',
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TIMELY WARNING.

Carson physicians have entered a
protest against having any more public
funerals Of persons dying with the fe-
yer now raging in that city. They pro-
nounce it the most malignant type OF
scarlet fever known, and consider it
worse than smallpox. II is said that the
remains of those who have died of it
soon become as spotted as leopards,
and many believe it to be true type
of spotted fever. The physicians rec
oinmend that remains be buried in the
hight. 7. l. certainly a disease that
would seem to demaad that every pre-
caution be taken to prevent its spread.
The medical fraternity of Carson have
thus far been unable to make any head.
way in checking its rayages when its
deadly faLgs have once taken hold.
Would il not be well for our citizens to
take a step in time to keep it from our
midst by having general cleaning up
of the streets, alleys, backyards aud
cellars.-Reno Gazette.
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TELEGRApuIC SUMMARY.

Work AMONG the bricklayers of Chi
cago is almost at n standstill owing to
the workmcn's strike.
Charles Smith, a farmer in Iowa,
last Friday killed his wife and two sons.
Two daughters escaped. Smith then
cut his own throat.
There was heavy snow storm
through the Black Hills on Friday.
The Queen has decided to go from
London to Osborne next Tuesday. She
is surrounded by detectives to guard
against danger.
There was n panic in Paris at the
Produce Exchange, caused by the
death Of BierdeImann. one,of the great
oil dealers. There was a general col
lapse Of the market.
Earthquakes are constantly occurring
at Panama. There is to lie an importa-
ton OF laborers from tho Sandwich
Islands. The seven Americans impris-
oned for the $4,000 robbery from the
Panama railroad, havs Leen released.
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BaSarI. Of Delaware. a. a PoiitI-
CRI Prophct

cRI Prophet.
Replying 10 an inquiry, Senator
Bayard said: Yes, hear considerable
political gossip. but great deal hear
| don't believe. Tho Washington ho-
tcls seem to be the generators OF great
dcrl Of senselcss political chatter.
live in my own house, and therefore do
not hear all OF it. As to the Presiden-
t!al outlook, | must say that everything
indicates that the successful candidate
will be from the ranks of the Demo-
cratic party. People are wearying of
Republican Administration and in 1854
will demand n change. The last elec.
ton in New York. when the State
went Democratic by 200, 200 majority.
pretty thoroughly proves this fact.
believe We will elect the next President
10y \ larger majority than we gave Til
den when Wa elected him in 1876. Who
will be the candidate / cannot say.
Any expression Of opinion in this di.
recticn would have for its foundation
the merest guess work.
Tho Senator was asked how the ap-
pointment Of Gresham was received in
Washington, aud replied: ~ think it
met with general approval. Gresham
ia an upright and able!mnu, md the
pity is that he was not there earlier.
Under him 1 do not think the Star
route jobs and other frauds would have
been possible.
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A lady residing in this village, the
mother OF a bright little boy, was talk.
ing to hin the other night. just AS she
was putting him to bed. about the EN-
caey Of prayer, and told him that IL he
would ask God for any thing that he
particularly desired she had no doubt
his reques, would be granted. The
little fellow knelt at his IN 1ther's knee
and prayed God 10 send him ffty liitis
sisters aud one hundred little brothers.
The prayer was never finished. for the
mother, aghast Mt the prospect OF hav-
ing her house turned into an orphan
asylum, lifted tho boy TO his foe, and
tucked him into bed without mo-
ments unnecessary delay. Middle
town, W., Mercury.
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Wanted far Robbery.

Tho following is n description Of a
man wanted at Salt Lake City, charged
with having robbed Nelson Doukof,ky.
n merchant Of that city. Of $4,000, and
for whose arrest there is $500 reward
Charles w. Davis, originally from Fort
Wayne, Indiana; Ave feet, ten iuches
dark complSion; weighs about 10
pounds; has II rolling, hoodlum walk /.
hair cut short; lap in his lett eye. and
Is about thihy years old. When he went
away he had slight musiaohe, n dark
new suit OF clothes aud new No. 0
shoes. lie has a sneakipg expression
Of face and cannot meet any ones eye
In conversation. There is the scar Of a
bullet wound in his groin.
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The Rev. Washington GLADDEN. has
been Installed over Congregational
church in Columbus. Ohio. without n
dissenting vote in the council, al
though his declaration of theological
views contained tho following: IL nm
not satisfied with amy theory Of Christ's
atoning work. What forms the endless
life in the world TO como will take I do
not know. The mysteries Of the future
do not try TO feihom. 1 only know
that. MS IL Ia i'll with the wicked in this
world and in all worlds. so IL is we'll
with the righteous in this world and in
all worlds; and am contcn, to wait for
the knowledge Of how well Il Is with
them, till that Shadow come who keeps
the keys OF all The creeds." However,
MIR. GLADDEN. read the Niccne creed as
declorHtivo Of his faith.
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MINERALS ON rIMnER AND
GRAZING LANDS.

Tho following is interesting to mi.
ners and prospecton on State lands /,
who wish to os secure in the title 20
their claims, as there has been hereto
fore disagreement as to the ownership
OF minerals on lands granted 70 tho
State by the General Government:
SECTION 1. All timber and mountain
ous grazing lands hereafter selected by,
and listed to the State OF Nevsd.. nm
der any grant made by the United
States to this State. shall be sold, re-
serving tbs minerals therein contained,
and the right to dispose of mining
claims on such timber and mountainous
grazing lands in that manner, pre-
scribed by the laws OF Congress in rela.
tion to the disposal Of mineral lands,
and mining claims, and such reserva-
ton and right Of disposal shall be
expressed in all patents hereafter
granted and issued by the Stale. for
sneh timber and mountainous grazing
lands to purchasers thereof from the
State.
SECTION 2. When any minerals shall
be discovered on any timber and noun
tainous grazing lands sold and pat
rnted by the State. the State hereby re-
serves and shall have the right to con-
vey mining claims thereon in the same
manner and OF the same amount in any
one claim as is now thefaw aud prac-
tiee Of the United States, and the right
OF way over any such timber aud noun
tainous grazing lands TO and from such
mining claims.
sEcrtos 3. All Acts and parts of Acts
no lar as in conflict with the provisions
OF this Act. are hereby repealed.
Approved March I. 1883.
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Wood River I,em..

The following are culled from the
News-M: OF the 18th instant:
Al Cage, an old-time IGahoan. has
gone back on railroading. and was in
the city yesterday making arrange
ments for his summers campaign.
Judge Culp says that "bsrs" arc
awful thick on Warm Spring creek.
Five crossed his trail after he went up
to the mine in the morning before he
returned in the evening of the Same
day. The party didn't have any whisky
with them.
Yesterday evening man by tho
name Of Coyle. while driving wild
colt with another horse to a wagon, in
the lower part Of town, was thrown
from the wagon, which passed over
him and broke his leg just above tho
ankle.
About three o'clock yesterday, two
men, supposed to be cowboys, met
Cinnamon near Eb. Torrey's place, and
proceeded to give him sound beating,
aud after robbing him of about $50,
they rode into town and disappeared
among the many strsngers on our
streets. Deputy Sheriff Bingham got
on their trail and will give them close
call yet.
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Among the Democratic candidates
for the United States Senate, to sue
coed Hon James Il. Farley, in CaIifor-
mia, the following names are men.
toned: n. Green Curtis, OF S-cra-
mento; w. T. Wallace, OF San Fran.
cisco, ex-Chief Justice of the State Su-
preme Court; Patrick Rrddy. OF Mono
county, State Senator; John Daggeit,
Lieutenant Governor; James A. john
son. ex-Lieutonant Governor; p. b.
Tully. Congressman-elect from the
Fourth District; Jackson Temple, Su-
perior Judge Of Sonoma county; ex-
Governor j. G.. Downey, Of Los An.
gelos; j. West Martin, Mayor OF Oak.
land; p. o. Hunley, Superior Judge OF
Butte county; George Hearst and John
s. Hagar, Of San francisco; John
Boggs, of Colusa county, and g. T.
Ryland. Of san Jose. Senator Farley
is also candidate for election to sue
ceed himself.
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Al Interesting Experiment..

Tho Central Pacific Railroad Com
pnny is about to make an experiment
in vine culture In Nevada. having 90.
cured for that purpose ten acres Of
land in the vicinity Of Reno. Tho soil
is unsurpassed. and whero water can
bo procured. will produce everything
known 10 cultivation in tho temperate
zone. Tho climate Of Nevada is not
so severe M that Of either New York or
Ohio, and the Isabella aud Caiawba
grapes produced in those States hnvo
no equal ~ tablo grapes, with tho cole
exception OF tho native Malaga. to
which last the California Malaga Joars
no resemblance.
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TWO IMPORTANT STATUTES.

The following are among the Acts of
the late Legislature, approved by
the Governor. As the bound volumes
Of the Statutes OF 1883 will not be ready
for some time for general reference,
these Acts may be useful for those
whom they may concern:
TIE ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE ATTACHMENT
OF PEAS AND SALARIES IN SLyADA.
An Act to authoriZs fees aud salaries
OF officers, and compensation OF other
persons, to be taken in attachment and
execution, and to prohibit assignments
TO defraud creditors.
Approved February !, 1888.
SIC. /. The fees and salaries Of all
persons holding offices or positions Of
profit under the Governmsnt Of the
State OF Nevada, or under any county,
township, city, town or school district
within the State. shall be subject to at
tachment for all debts or liabilities Gre
ated or incurred by such officials or
NNa'A pNioOhS Nuiihb AutiI Ntih VI VI
lice or appointment, and all assign
meut, sal, = or transfer Of such fees or
salaries, previous TO their becoming
due. unless made in good faith and no.
10 defraud creditors, shall be null and
void as against all such debts and liza
biities.
SIC. ., In case OF the garnishmen-
or attachment Of any Auditor, 1reHs-
urer or disbursiaG officer, under the
provisions Of this Act. such officer SO
garuisheed or holding the funds or
property attached, may pay the sum
named or deliver the property named in
the garnishment or attachment into
the court issuing the same, taking the
receipt therefor, which shall be full
release of the discussing officer from
the punishment or attachment.
SEC. 3. The Statute Of Limitations
SHALL not run agAins; any ud,btedness
Of such officer or person, existing at the
time Of his entering upon the duties If
his Office or positi on, during tho time
such Office or position shall bo held.