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composed OF men who know nothing o
Tho cost or value of the goods thus fur
nished to the county wore to recon
mend that the Commissioners ''scruti-
nizs q little more closely the bills filed
by this firm, and confidently announce
that . certlin sun per month "is Gu
iirely adequate for ALL the goods fur.
nished the county by said house; VIC
imagine that the comments of the afore-
said foreman would not he very compli-
mentary to tho seventeen men making
tho report.
Here We have q body Of men not ono
OF whom, We venture to assert, knows
tho difference between n G-to Plea lead
aud II column rulo; men who know moth
ing whatever OF the necea3ary expense
incurred in conducting q printing Of
fee; mon who have no idea what it ia
worth to print an attorneys lief Of
100 pages or 100 bar che ks for q 50
loon; AMI yet this bndy gravely de-
elares that the sum paddy the county
is adequate for ALL (with q great big
'nll') the printing required by the
county. Why, gentlemen. n'c you not
aware :hs: this county pays many dol
lars each year to San Francisco houses
for work which cannot be done by auy
establishment in the State of NSTada?
And yet tue present Board OF Com
/ missioners are recommended to make
a contract with SprouIe Il Grover to do
all the printing Torn sum which is only
n just and reasonable compensation for
the work furnished by them to the coun-
ty.
We know nothing Of the author OF
tho ''"ilicial blanks single" clause in
the advertisement last year, as We never
saw it until it was handed in for publ
cation, md we then took considerable
pains to ascertain what it meant. The
al. this year for bids to do the county
printing was copied from that OF las,
year, aud the blame. il any exists. be-
longs to the author OF the Objectionable
clause.
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here. We believe the matter will re-
eeiye tho proper attention hereafter
Our last contact with Messrs.
Sproule i Grover for County printing
should have toen scrutiuized a little
more closely. As-it reads aud wns act
cepted by the Board Of Commissioners.
they claim the right to charge extra fer
any work done which requires a double
sheet. The rum paid to them is entire
y adequate for ALL the printing and
the new contract about to be executed
should 80 Rad.
We look with aversion on tho at
tempted mo.e to pass a law at our
Legislature leUaliziug n State Lottery.
We believe it Contrary TO the public
good aud calculated TO dcbasc our State
We ask our representatives, in that body
to use their endeavors to defeat any
such measure coming before them.
We call the attention OF our Board OF
County Comm issiunerS TO til. condition
OF the road between Elko anu Tuscnro-
IA The!e have passed over this high
way during the past Summer upwa.I Of
. ,0n9 tons Of freight. consisting Of ma
cLinery, pipe. lumber and merchandise.
different parts OF the State. II We Sue
ceed i'll getting sufficient appropriations.
and the work lie h"ues'ly done, 1t will
reclaim much ofour Heretofore desert
Land. We extend to Senator Stewart
our thanks for hi. effort. in this direc-
ticn.
We call the attention OF the Com
miSsioners to the fact that the alleys in
tue rear OF the block in which is si;u
ated the place OF busine 4 OF Mr.. L. f
Muller, and Nessrs. Rerkhntt " Froe.
Itch and i'll the block immediately hack
Of That one, nTe somewhat utstructed
with rubbish. 1t would BE-. well to have
these distractions removed.
Respectfully,
w. L. SMITH. Eoreman.
L. L. BRADLEY, Clerk,
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The brand Jury Ucport.

The recent Grand Jury was com
posed OF Intelligent, representative msn
from various portion. OF the county and
their report, Published yesterday, con.
tanned suggestions AID recommend
atiOns wiso and otherwise.
The report on the methods tf pro.
cocduro OF our lnio Board OF County
Commissioners in reference to tho cleo
ton OF n State Senator comedies with
the views Of tho tSDgrESpESr, 10 OK
pressed in these columns, that they
exceeded their authority, ms deter.
mined by tho statutes. In counting n
rejected ballot aud issuing n CertIicato
Of election instead Of authorizing n now
election az provided for In section 1868,
GcDcinl Statutes Of Nevada.
The foreman OF tho Grand Jury IL
engaged in n General k]ierclnu1iso bust.
no.s, mud almost every month no puts
iuE Hill against tho county Tor mcr-
chauiigc furnished. which is just and
ptoror. bat suppose q grand jury
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sO"1EsEDn
GRIND Jury Report.

To The non. HiCH1RD Using,
Jadye of he District Court in and foy
NE $tafe cf NepdiI:
Your Grand Jnry, enIpanelel on the
iith OF January. 1889. have hrd pre-
ssn:cl before them one cas-. for robbery,
one case for aNsani, with inteut to kill,
one case for burglary and one for incest,
for each OF which 40 have found true
, b Il.
The methods OF procedure OF our
Ito Board OF County Commissioners in
determining the election Of our Stne
Senator ut our recent election huyc
been subject 10 much criticism. Wo
have Investigated the matter Mt length
and can find no law IN the Statutes jus.
tifying them in the decision they reach.
ed. Oar election law reads, in case Of
n tie between any two candidates., the
Board OF County Commissioners shall
Immediately order n new election for
the parties between whom the ito vote
IL cast. Doubtless they were sincere in
their notion aud perfectly honest in
their motives, but in questions of this
kind they should certainly have consult.
cd the brst legal tnleut TO DO had, be.
fore deciding n Question, which rs We
hive stated, was clearly against tho law
Gs written. II i, bad precedent 10 es-
tablish.
Attention has boon called to tho fact
that the County Treasurer hns no Office
III tho Courthouse. la building the
vault for the safe, OF that officer tho
understanding wac be should occupy a
small table or dok in. tho Auditors
Office in which, thcrq y plenty Of room.
AZ The ~cha5gipg Of the walt doors and
fitting up II new o1ico wpui1 be attended
with n god d"ft ot. czpedse, and in our
judgment is MT necessary. We wo uld.
suggest to tb Commissioners that they
provide n desk in tho t6hicc mentioned
for the Treasurer at once.
Some comp;aini lag been mndo re-
gnrding tho n%ssossmeDi OF tue II iilrond
lands ia thi, county that nre not listed
to ths Genital Pacific Railroad Com.
pnny. W. btSo '"fho,iiohGd tho As
sesScr and asked advice Of our District
Attorney who both tell It's I, wouli not
lie practicable 10 picsS the matter now.
We concur in their advice, believing TINT
rs the Company have heretofore been
fair md honorable in den irgs with this
county IN their land matters, they will
continue aud viii furnish our As
scnsOr with maps Of all lands a. fart as
listsl 10 thein. fur the taxes OF which
they express tboir Willingness to pay.
We do Dot see that our Commits oDers
should h'y. boon ccusurCi. aud believe
they could haze dpno no Ulhqr was than
They dill.
W, have called the attention OF orr
Assessor TO tie fact Of large numbers
Ui sheep running in tbs nO,tI part , (
tie county iOr which no taxes ufc paid
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T'cnth Day.
SENATE.

Senator So;pnri gp n.,d leayc OF
absence.
hEf5hr OF sTAsrisD.coIarrrE.
Committee o Ways IN Means rec
ommtntlei thu pfs,'gr IT., $. Is. No. 1
rs amended relative to Electric lights for
State Prison.
Standing Committee IN State Prison
reported aid C mIeLGea the manage
ntnt
sectetary Of State transmitted bills
iet from lat Session M follows:
Assembly substitute for s.. u. 100;
Il. u. lli;S y. IN.
Veto message made special order for
2 o'clock Jrhnnry 2s,b.
y. u. No. 10, 10y Relating to
money forfeited 60 State OH Liod pnr.
chase. Ways and Mean.
y. ~ No lG-Commlttecs relating 10
LOST Rrcotd-. Judiciary.
NOTION ]Rg.oLuTt,Ns.
les. by Spronlc, tia, Sc'gcnnt.nt
Arms be instructed 10 furnish Assembly.
intn with copy Of Standing Committee
Of Senate, aud copies Of each printed
Int. Passed.
Assembly Concruont.
Resolntiou No. z. lnfortniDg Gogor.
nor Of California OF intended visi, Of
Committee on January 2lst. Adopted.
Senate Joint Resolution ~. IL, icla.
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Pine Wood.

The 3. L, r.. H.. Co., Inns issued n
circular TO agents Ns follows: Until
further notice 10 cords. ofo l2S cubic
feet each. Of thoroughly seasoned scrub
pine wood will he estimated nS ton tons,
when shipments Of this wood are mado
in car loads between %stations'Ot Nevada.
Conductors or Agents must DO careful
to sec that no other wood Ia loaded
under this ruling. All o,hcr,eord wood
will be c,timOted at 7 cords 10 each ton
tons"
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. RICHlRD RIsIvG, Julr

Hon. RICH,DD RtsISG, JUICE.
Tuesday. Jan. 10, 1889.
Found Treasure W. Moth Common
wealth Mining Courany.-Tr,nI still in
progress.
At = O'Clock r. N. August Richards,
indicted for robbery. WAS brought into
COur; for Arrangement Cont up
pointed j. A. Plummer Esq, counseI
for defendant. On motion of couase
defendant was ci-cn until Weluesd vi
Jan. 10th, ut 10 O'Clock 4. 81. to ulral.
Same defendant nrraiSnrd ON irdict-
ment for burgl.-y. Same proceedings
rs IL tue cnse above.
Same defendant ar aligned on indic,-
ment for assault with intent to kill
Sn;ne proceedings as in case OF first
indictment.
State Of Nevada ". S. II. Sire e,er,
indicted Tor iucr,t-upuu motion OF the
District Attorney, ". c. Love Ed,
Court ordered the Clerk t. issue "a bench
warrant for said defendant, S. NJ
Streeter, aud fdrti.er ordciel by the
Court that sniddrfemdnmt be admitted
to bail in the snn OF Ten Thousand
Dollars. - $50 80
Wrdncs lny, Jan 10th.
st ste Of Eeval.. IS. August Richards
Indicted for robbery. DESCENDANTS
attorney mterpcsed n demurrer to i'll.
dicsment: Demurrer overTuled Il
dcicn'nmt entered n plrn Of Not Guilty.
Trial set for February II, 1853, a; 10
O'clock A
state Of Nevada IS. August Rich.
arda-lnlioiei for burglary. Demurrer
filed by defendants counsel. Demurrer
oycrru!ol by tho Court. Defendant
en.ered a plea of No, Guilty. aud trial
Sc; for February il. 1889.
State of Nevada vs. August Richards
indicted for assault with inteu. 20
kill. Demurrer fled by counsel for de.
PENDANT Demurrer sustained by the
Cout. On motion OF the Di,,ric, Al.
torney the case was resubmitted 10 the
Grand jury.
Ordered 10y the Court Tint 80 names
be drawn from tac Jury Box o Elko
county 10y the District JuIgo md the
County Clerk to constitute q Trial Jury
for tae coming February SESSION OF this
Court, and that II veuire issue for the
jurors so drawn, commanding them TO
appear in this Court on the 18th day Of
February, 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. N. then
aud there to seIyeas Trial JufJrs.
Sintc OF Nevada W. ). II. StIeetcr-
Indicted for incest. Defendant in
Court and given until Ihursdny, Jan.
IL, ut ~ O'Clock 4. NJ. to plead.
Thursday, Jan. 18th.
State Of Nevada ". =. 81. S,reeter
Indicted Tor :ncest. Defendant i'm
Court with his Attorneys and enters n
plea Of Not Guilty. Motion Of defend
ants counsel t. have the amount OF
Lnil reduced from $40. 900. denied by
the CouTt. Dsien1sih reminded TO tho
custody Of the Sborms sI u.: 5
Found Treasure Ys Moth COMMON
wealth shining Comreny-Triai still in
progress. .....s..
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tive to amending cors,itution-Mouaen
Ameudment-spscial order for January

tive to amending Corstiiution-Mouaen
Acknowledgment order for January
9th.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
EnSroSsirs Committee report ed Sem
nte Bill No. IL. properly eusrossed.
$. u. NJ. II. by Torre--Fixing sala-
rics OF County officers Of Eureka co IN.
~.
Referred to Eureka delegation.
Senate Concurrent RESOLUTION, by
Siiaron-to adjouIn some future day to
visit State University and Insane
Asylum.
Referred to Committee to fix date Of
visit.
S. L. No. I2-Third reading
passed..
s. Il. No. Is by Boyle-To pro-
vide for expenses Of Special Elec-
ion. 49,
Read second time by title; null re-
ferr.d to Juticirry co,umi;tse-Stu,c to
pay expenses OF election.
A. Il. No o, lay Cheney Committee
on Ways ani MHans-Senntor Williams
III. !icuted thai la ~'uuII make IL strong
Elf 1t to protect ths men who are wilt
ing 10 do busineSs in their Owl names.
A resolution. Icy Poujale. Relative
to ludian1Ci"nrS.. Adopted. 49,.
Lads ;aS-EABLI. u-
Prayer 10y Rev. Mr.. Woods.
--REs?LpTIoSs.
BY PouIAe-Concurreu Resolution
No. Z. rsqIss ing tue G~uyeruOr:of Ne.
vada to i"tuIm t.e Governor OF Gull
fornia that eight pembors nf this l., sis
ll;ure would cnl! ou tho & .i'o uit Leg
i~slaturc 10 confer on the nunrxntion Of
e~e.tlin Lard Of that State to Nevada.
Adopted. ,
BY B=eh-R.atinS to acts of the
st tie Board OF P"rdou4. Raled IL of
order.
by B-ck-Reldtive to the tardy action
Of tie Supreme Court liz disposing of
cnse. on nrrer. Laid on tho table.
BY Smith Joiut aud Concurrent
Resolution No. s, relative to Home
R"lc ."r Ireland. Referred to Com
mittec on Federal Ri tiOns.
BY Blakcsl, o-rhat the me ;scrger OF
the louise he III traetsi - furnish the
ScrIcant-nt.Ar,us Of tho Senate with all
Bills euunatins from the Assembly.
Adopted
BY PuujNdc A Concurrent Resolu-
ton No G., relative 10 IuIinn Claims.
Ref r. TO drrred.tious of Indians.
Adopted.
GENERAL FILE.
A Il. No. 5.-An Act to repeal nm
Act r'quirins pur'rori in business to
Elr certificate otsaiI partnership with
LANES OF all members cVnrcrpei. Pass
ed I..
Recess taken til . p. 81.
ELECTION ~ wAIDIS.
SENATE aud lIpus. met ia Joint Con-
v%cnt'oT ~ 2in'riock for the election of
State Prison Warbler. Frank j. Nc
Cnlluugh wrs placed IL nomination by
A1samh!y.unn Cheney. Gni seconded by
Senator Sawyer. lie received the
unanimous ypte and was Ge,lured e!cct-
ed.
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he horses arc we'll broken, the har.
ness all In good condition nnd tho
wagons in flrst-clnss order.
For particulars cnll nj The TspEryv-
DENT Office, or address tho undsrsipnsd.
+. j. FRANK,
Bullion, Nevada.

E BAUM

Those who desire fresh Groceries md
PROVISIONS. as well Ms glassware, Queens.
ware, etc. should not fan 10 CIninino
NY stock aud prices before purchasing.
"a penny snycd IL ms good rs n penny
earned md you can sayo money by
purchasing goods nj home. carry =
lnrgc stock Of %so0sonablo goods and
viii sell OF Live and Let Live prices.
liz q. III. CuIsg
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FACTORY BOOTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Indurntcd I'ibro Wnrc,

Tho attention Of tho public In directed
TO my new stock Of Tubs. Buckets, b.
rims, etc., manufactured from Iuduto,od
Wood Fibre, pressed ont in one piece.
without seams or hoops. II IL light
md durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind Of liquid
aud bid" fair TO suporcedo tin md wood.
Oh ware. Call md examine T..
o'o. II. CuAsH,
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six Ia Il Week,

Tho only timo In the history OF Chr
son. with tho exception OF when ON
epidemic prevailed, six persons departed
this lifo IN ono week, Mrs. Tuily, Dolores
Cornado, Mrs. Mcdcr, n colored man,
j. q. Dorsey and Robert Dornn. 'Tis
tnd to sec tho old citizens lsarc us, but
their death il somewhat expected, aud
tnddcr still when tho young nro cut of
In their prime, but tho grim monster
spares nOne.-Cnrson Tribune.
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Those who desire topurchase tho best
quality Of Groceries and Provisions arc
referred to tho above reliable hou,s
whero fnir dealing and courteous treat .
mCni is Tho 'ule. Glassware, TinwArc,
S,on9SaI', Nails otto. always in stock
IL IL, CnAsu
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LIGc Ina Wyoming.

Under this title n subscriber at Raw.
Inns, Wy, sends Is a poem from which
We select two stanzas rs being the best
in the composition. both in rhyme and
measure, aud which are as follows:
"'The snow Is thickly falling,
And the wind is blowing hard;
The stage drivers are n.ost frozen,
when HEY drive into tho yard.
"The cowboy in the Winter
Has quite an easy life:
He stsy around tie cOw-ranch,
Aud rides thirty miles 10 4 dance"
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I'nliNndc IkoIcI.

Since the recent fire ut Pnlisadc
which destroyed; my hotel, together with
its contents, l have opened the PAIL
SADIE HOTEL md um now prepared
to accommodate the travelling public
with good accommodations, both rs to
board and lodging. A liberal shnre OF
the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
1-9 E 81 BAUM
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TcNmH %SIEtInEa.

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BORN.

kASE:-In Clovor Valley. Elko county.
Nevada, January ~. 1889. to the wife
OF Thomas Kane, n daughter.
HUSTER:-In Elko. Nevada, January
II, 1889, to the vito Of Thomas Hun
ter, q daughter.
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II was n Scotch gravc.diggcr who
said: "rrado'a vera dull moo. 1 hive
Dn hnriol n lyorin' crotnr for n fort
NIGHT I"
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To the School Onicers OF Nevada:
| send you herewith n statement Of
the first ~semi-nnnunl HPportionmont of
School Moneys for 1889, on the basis Of
~S3.{75933J per census child:
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ndsFtnkIuR.

Having purchased Of Brown 4 Hos
kins thoir interest In the Undertaking
bubino's, | nm now prepared 10 attend
to oil calls in that line. I will nlso Mt
tend to tho repairing md upholstsrine
OF Furniture, OTTO. Shop on Commercial
"trcct, mort door 10 brown & Itoskiry.
old stand.
w. n. Y. pgfyR.ou
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ASSEMBLY.


Prayer by Rev Mr.. Woods.
Bv ,Tyrrell-Msmori:I Of W. q. I.
o.. relative to ths protection of women
aud children Oi tender age flou iudec.
II assault.
BY TLaxter-Tho same. signed by
mo ubers ofthe W. G.. L. u. III Doug
las and othes counties.
Bath reicrIel to Committee ON Pub
lie Morals.
An Invitation from Superintendent of
Nevada Insnnc Asylum 10 tbs Assembly
TO visit tbs institution in u Joly was
read and temporarily laid on the table
Mr. Thompson gave notice that lac
will Introduce II memorial to Congress-
for the free and unlimited coinage Of sill
yer.
By Moore-Rcsolution relative 10
compensation Of certain OH .ers Of Nyc
county.
A. no. 3-Relntivc to ndmiuistra-
tion OF ,nihs to pensioners, read aud
phHSCN.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 4
Relative To annexation of part Of
California to Nevada, and that II COM
mlttos be appointed to confer with tho
California Legislature, Wa made the
special order for 2 p. H., when it was
considered ana adopted.
besides tho ordinary travel Of small
teams. As niny be Imagined the roa Is
ARC in n bad condition. In view Of
these facts and the one that TuScarorn
is certainly the most promising district
In our county wo express our d sire
tuat the above mentioned thoroughflre
should DO put in first class condition rs
sOon ~ smell wofk becomes practicable
In early Spring. All tho roads in the
county need attention. aud We could not
spend II surplus to more profit than
by keeping NIL our Travelled roads in n
COOL condition.
1t is with pleasure We note the intro
d~ucticn, and passage Of n bill through
Congress. providing for water storage in
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III ED.

BRowNE:-In Huntington Valley. EIko
county, Nevada, January Is, 1889.
Edna. daughter Of A. W. and Jennie
+. Browne. aged years. 8 months
md > days.
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Hllns MpMMRn.
THE HENLEY
"MONARCH FENCE MACHINE"

Is admitted to DO the best. md hence
the cheapest, machine over introduced
for building u strong and durable fence
in the field. The wire is stretched the
full length Of the field; my sized wire
can DO used; my size, length or style OF
picket can be usol; anyone can operate
it; il is made OF the best materials and
will last n lifetime; in short il makes
ence practical for all purposes, combin-
ing the elements Of strength. symmetry,
saving of labor, protection TO crops,
perfectly available for stock purposes
for the farmer, and proof against rabbits
and poultry for n~urserymen. gnrdners
md vine growers, and. above oil. o
fence TINT can be made ut n cost hat
brings it within the reach OF all.
The machine, with n sample Of ita
work, cnn be seen ut my ranch near
Fort lIal!cck, and n cordial invitation IL
extended to tho public to investigate.
Having been appointed agent for Rlko
county I am now prepared to ell orders
or tho machine.
Correspondence solicited,
Jon 81. DoEsEY,
Fort IialIsck. Nsv
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ruE NayaDA LElls.ArunE.
IEi=nta nay.
kKSAlE.

sEHLlE.
Called to orde..
PRAYER by Rev. q. X. Das's.
TIE resolution making nn nppronria-
ton for copying tue Journal of the S.n-
nte wns brought up 10y Senator Sharon.
Finally passed for SlbO to be given to
JohnP. Fay.
Joiut Resolution by Senator Osborn.
Appointing a %commit,rr OF ;hrec from
the Senate End four ftom tina Assembly
~ visit the Legislature u! California to
confer in reference to acquiring terrific
ny cast Of the summit Ut the Sicrras.
-It-ces4 until 2 o'clock.
The rJuaiciniyf Committee reported
favornbIy Oh S.B. Nus. 4. IN, IL.
- Also. Senate RESOLUTION. NJ 1. on
,sWou au Suffrage with. adverse recon-
S-iiGtJr Sharon called for the State
Poison Warjen's report.
! The iuqtiry rev, aled the faei hat il
vls not yet printed.
= o. D. NO ID, ny Gallagher, ACT To
reHulltc; iusursuce coinpanns
Referred to judiciary Committee.
A. u, No 3. by Beck-R.lnting to
: Official services i'll cases OF pensioners.
-, lieferrei to J judiciary Committee.
2 A.oB. NoIl2. by MISUNDERSTANDING
t. School binds in School District No.
z of Humboldt county.
Referred 4 'tLe Committee on Educa-
,t:oI..
81 ). B.. Ma. 10, by MilIei-reported
,fa'or .rly ly Judici ry Committee.
Considered enSrossei, put on third
re IN aud pissed.
!" No pe!fon shall be eligible to the
OH: Of Disirics A,torlsy unless he he
ADMITTED to tic bur aud a prac,iciug at
torn ".
ulEris Of Dough- IS gtvo Eotice OF n
moiiou to reconsider.
5. B.. M. 1. by Snwysr-RepprteL
favorably fro n judiciary Commitfee.
CONSIDERED ensro - ID, placed upon third
rsuding unl passed.
Increases salary OF Di-ttict Attorney
oil Lincoln cruuty and provides for a
Deputy Sheriff
5. Is. Nu.ll, by Sot-wIre-Provid-
ing Cl-rk for Judiciary ~Coumit;ce.
Thirl re- 1dius provides clerk for Ju-
dietary CouInIitiec-PIssed.
The Memorial OF the Wumans' Chris
tian Tenpernnos UniOu was brought up
aud Laid oh table.
Adjourned.
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COUNTY PRINTING.

S5OIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BIDS
vi arr now "Vcn f"r the printing Tor Rlko
County for tho term Of one year commencing
February !. lsS?, nd ending February !, 1880.
said printing I" include everything paid for
"Hi Of County Funds. such a. Publishing Of
Proceedings "f Board al ComiuIssIonrrH, adj.
y'r'i-iuE. official blanks ,lnglo, letter heAdy,
etc.
Bids must hc Hlcl In my Office on or before
the ih dag "f February, ls5g.
l.. o. HENDERSON,
N-Onici Clerk q Board Of County
ComIuis;ioGcr, In aud Cor tho coun.
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Elfo, New. Jan. T.. 1850.
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State Sup't OF Public Instruction.
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Senate aud lEpus. met ia Joint Con.
v%cniioT ~ 2n'riock for the election of
State Prison Warbler. Frank j. Nc
CnlIuugh wr7 placed IL nomination by
,ssmhIy.unn Cheney. Gni seconded by
Senator Sawyer. lie received the
unanimous ypte and Was Ge,lured e!cct-
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A Il. No. 5.-.An Act to repeal mn
Act r. qnirins pnr'nori in business to
Elr certificate ot-saii partnership with
LANES OF all members cvnrcruei. Pass