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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
No. IX.-Assembly Joint Resolution
relative to amending the Constitu-
ton of the State of Nevada.

Resoysd by the Assembly. the Senate con
cnrrine That the Constitution Of the state OF
Nevada he amended In the following manner:
Amend SECTION thirty-two 0f Article ", 80
that 90 read ~ follows:
hs vr never To increase. diminish. consolidate
ar abolish the following counts officers:
Conniy Clerks. County Recorders, Auditors.
Sheriff.. District Attorneys, County survey
ors, Public Admini. TRAITORS and >npe,,ntcd
o,ts of schools The Legislature shall pro
vide for their election by thu people. aud liz by
Law their duties aud compensation. Couely
CLERKS shaIl b. ex-oiicio Clerk. of the Courts
of necorI and Of he Boards Of County Com
mi, sioners in and for their RESPECTIVE
counties.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
Water Rights.

An Act relating to water rights and
the manner Of perpetuating evidence
us to the time of location, A i. A.,
WAS Introduced Jan. 9Sth by Mr. john
son Of Elko. The bill provides that
the right to use water flowing in any
stream of the State may bc acquired
10y appropriation; that ~ between
appropriations the first in time shall be
first 10 right; that person desiring
to appropriate must post notice in
writing in conspicuous p ace ut the
point of diversion stating that he
claims the water. stating the number
of inches; the purpose for which be
intends to use II, etc. The bill quite
lengthy, containing sixteen sections,
and describes fully and explicitly the
means to be used in securing right to-
running water. The subject of water
rights has been source OF much
litigation, and the bill is designed 1"
simplify the matter so Ms to avoid
future contention.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
M. XXllI.-- Senate Concur en-, RS
olution relative To amending the
Constitution of the State nf Nevada.


Resolved b. the Ser alto. the Assembly con-
curing bat tho Con-tItntlon of Tho State
OF Nevada DO amrhdod a, foiiows
Amend Secfi0n three Of ArIIcls AI. OF the
Consll uti, If tho state of y svada 80 - "
read ~ .olows:
see. ion three. All lands. including the
s.xtecnih and ihirty-sixth sections IL every
tvsnship donated Tor the benefit Uf the pnL-
lac schools IN the Act Of the thirty Gig nth
Congress To enable ths people OF Nevada
Territory 10 form "a STATE GoNernmrnt, tho
thirty thousand acre OF public hlid granted
By AN Act ri Congress. approved July sse-
ond, A. ID. eighteen hundred aud sixty-tw0.
for zach senator and Representative Ia Con-
gre9s and all proes -ds OflInd- that have boen
or may herea ter b3 granted or appropriate
By the United States tu this stat and alrO u .
five hundred thousand acres Of land granted
to the now States under the Act OF Congress
DISTRIBUTING III proceeds II the public lands
among he several states of he UuiYn. APP
proved :. ID. ei.hte u hui dred aud forty
one; PRpyIDEp. that Congress make pro
vision tor or authorize such diversion 70
be made for tho purpose hsrsin c'nlainsd;
all estates III II NAV eschsat To the state, All
OF sdch per c. ntun as may be granted by
Congress on The sale of lands, all lines col
leet d under 10 penal laws IF the state. MI
pioperty given or beluenthed tn IN Stais
State for rdnealipDal purposes. and all pro
csed derived ir0n any or all Ut said soutcai
shnll b. and the same are hereby solemn,
pledged for odncal ioDai purposes, anu -hnl
not ue transferred Ia any other luna ioi
other uses; aud the interest thereon, shall
from lime to linz, DO apporion" among ths
aevsral Counties IA the I.egiSlnturo may pro-
vide By law, and the Legislature shall pro
vide inr the raie of iloa ing lnnd warrants tc
cover tn aferesaid lands. aud for The invest.
ment OF ali proce dis derived frain any OF the
+ above mention, d sources in United Staie'
hund-, ar the bond. of this Stute, or ihe
bonds pf other states vi he uDlon; Pm.
vID %. that tho interest only ~ the aforesaid
proceeds shall be used for educational puf.
poses, and that any surplus interest shall be
adlod 10 the principal sum: AND PRyIDEf
FuETnfH. that such portions OF said intere.
ms may bs necessary may b. approriiated fol
tho benefit OF the State University.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
No. TX Senate Concurrent Resolu-
ton relative tn amending the Con-
stilutinn of the State of nevada.

Resolved by the senate, the Assembly con-
curing. hat the Constitution Of the state Of
y evada be ameaded az follows:
Amend section eight con OF Article " OF the
Constitution OF the state Of Nevada SO as TO
read as fol ows:
Section seventeen. In case Of the impeach-
ment OF the Governor or his removal from
office death, inability TO discharge he duties
of the said office, resignation or absence from
the State. he powers and dltlee of the Office
shall deyolvu upon the President of the
Senate for The residue OF he term, or until the
disability shall ceiF": aud in cas- of The inn
parchment of the President Of The Sena t.
while acting as Governor, or his re uoval from
Office death inability to discharge the du ties Of
the said Office, resignation or sbschce from the
State, the pow rs aud dates Of the oilice shall
dcvOlye upon the Speaker OF he Assembly
for the residue Of the term, or until the dis
ability shall cense But when the Governor
shall, with the consent of the Legislature, be
Osit OF the State In time of war, and ut the
head OF any military force thereof, he shall
continue COMMANDMENT -Chief of the military
forcoe 0! the State.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

what Oss who Has Been There says
OF Them.

NOclass of men require the quality of
hope ~ those who seek for gold in tie
out ,of-tae-way places In which frugal,
secretive Dame Nature has secreted it.
That they possess this quality IN the
highest degree. the history of this coast
plainly shows. So thought the Port
land News reporter as he conversed
with A. ]. Long at the ST. Charles
hotel. Mr.. Long isa typical placer
miner and prospector. lie landed in
California in 1S48. From that time
until the present Mr.. Long has f. /.
lowed with varying fortune ths bu>l-
ness of prospecting and mining. lie
went fo all the different mining e, /.
elements, including Mariposa, K.rn
River, Yreka, Caribou, Keotna and
Fraser river, and last but not least,
Alaska. Mr.. Long is one of the few
49ers who is possessed of q fair COM
petence, but this does not deter him
from still venturing on long trips for
pay placers.
>.s.I. have. returned from Alaska"
said Mr.. Long to the News reporter,
"a few weeks since, and though have
mined everywhere on the Coast, the
. best diggings ! have ever struck were
in Alaska. and | intend to return there
agafu during the coming SIMMER"
Iu.whnt part of Alaska were you,
Mr.. Long r.
inele. wsre % of us AT a place 800
miles north eff Sitka and so miles from
the Yukon river. II took II DAYS to
make the trip overland, snd my back
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

was sore from the pack of 35 pounds
pounds I carried. We went In about
the middle oi July and remained un-
til the latter part of September.
While there We had our supplies pack
ell in by the Indians, who charged
US so cents a pound for all such
work. Living there, therefore, was
high, though man could live econ
omicaliy for So IA day, if he did not
put on any great amount OF style
How much could you. take out
day 7" =,
"rhree of us worked together and
we averaged 81 day each.'
"HoS much did each of the three
have at the end of the season p
about $4,000 each. Some of the
others of the party of 90, who were
INNING near us, took out more than
we did. intend tn go hack this year,
and if can take out as II UGH thus
season rs did last, will give up
mining. We have our sluices nude
aud expect we will take out more
than we did last year.
"What do you think of Alaska gem
orally as mining country =
"fhInk il is Il good gold country rs
far north rs Il man can live. The FOR
nation where the gold is found Is
granite, like it is in California. You
know those red spots which used Ia
be so rich in Placer and Nevada cnnn-
ties, California; we'll. found them IN
Alaska, and they are richer. IT any
thing, than they We're in California.
The characteristics of the bearing
country in Alaska are 1uch the same
as they were in California, with the
difference that it is much colder up
there. The gold was in size from the
value of mill tn 81 specimens. 1t Is
fine GOLD, too, ard sells for ST ID to
the ounce"
IL consider Alaska to be first
class placer country. and anv man who
ia rustler can make money in the
mines there. You hear of manv men
who returned disgusted from the mines
of Alaska. In the days of CALIFORNIA;
greatest prosperity, the steamers were
crowded on each returning trip with
men VIII declared that California was
not worth a cent, and who advised
everybody not tn go there. Besides
this, many of those who have made
lots ~ money in Alaska deny it for
fear that the country will be over
crowded with miners and 20 cut off
their chances of making more. Some
vino have made thousands of dollars
there are the loudest in their dennnci-
atlon Of the country"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
M. xxvIl.-seDate Concurrent Res.

olniion relative To amen ling the
Constitution ut the State af Neyad.
Resolved by the Senate. the Assem- bly, con.
curing, That the Con situation Of the Ststa
OF Nevada be amended as follows:
Amrnd section enc of Article XVI. of The
Consttiution oil The state Of Nevada so a. ts
read Ms follows:
Section nnc. Any amendment or amend.
ments 10 this Consultation may be proposex
In the Senate or Ass m bly,. and IL axreed ~
by sots OF lwo-i birds Of tho memhsrs
elected 10 Zach horse. such proposed amend.
men; or amendments shall be entered on III.
r'sp ttivo jUsranls of o. ch house .itb H.
yeas und nsys taken th resn Any amends
IN M or amend nen's Hgrosd tn bv the Lvvis.
lat ire. as provided in this . cIion, shall 4.
rublishs,l Tor fhroe mouths next Or. ceedin.
the tim for I'll citing the n..xi Legislature. and
shall be- snh tilted u the D. ople Al In
tine Tor elreting the next Leg,.latur. In
such n mBnn-r as the Legislature agreeing 1.
sdeh amendment or Htnend uents shall pre-
scfi be. and II tue people shall approys and
raifv a,cn amendment OF amendments hy a
majority Of ne electors vafinz for memh.,s
Of the Legislature ~ such elections, such
am ,ndment or amendments shall bseoas
part Of the Constitution
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

It 10 now pretty generally under
derstood that Blaine is to be Secretary
of State in Harrison's Cabinet. With
him at the head of the State Depart
ment this country ought to have a
vigorous foreign policy. Blaine won't
let Johnny Bull, or Bismarck either,
tread on our coat tails.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
No. III. Senate Concurrent Renlg-
ton relative To amending the Cot-
stitution of the State of Nevada.

Resolved by the Senate. the As,emlh ca
curring, That he Consultation Of Tue stale
of Nevada be- amended IA follow:
Amend secli0i tweaty II aritcit " of ne
Constitution of The STATE OF Nsysda - a. ID
read as follow:
Section twenty The legislature al al not
pass local Or special laws IL aay uf tbs follow
Ing enumerated Cases That Il iO say
Regulating the jurisdiction and duties III
ishment oil crimes and mi ds.aeaao =;
regulating the practice VI courts ~ JUS
ttce: providing Tor changing tue venue
civil aud criminal cas5s: gianIiug divorces /;
changing tho names of pc suns; vacating
roads, town plots, streets, alleys and pdblic
squares sunmonin- aud impaneling grand
ail p5iit jnrios ani providing for thrir
comp nsation; regulating county amt
township business: regulating tie ca elton VI
county aud township officer, fbf tue assess
ment aud collection Of taxes for state.
county and township purpJses proytd-
lng for 0peding anu Conducting elections of
state, county or township oihcsr-. aud de-
signaling The places Of y1iing; providing ivr
The salo Of reul estate OF Personal properly
belonging t. minors or other parspns uuirr
lssli disabilities: giYins ,1ret 10 insalid
deeds. wills. or other ln-truiusats: refuhding
meme. paid into tho Slate treasury. OF -. Any
county. releasin. the Indebtedness. Liability,
or oh cation Of any corporation. association
or person 10 the State, ar 10 ~ county, town
or cit, ef this state. But thing in this see
Il IN shall be construed tn deny Uf Restrict the
power of the Legislature 10 establish AID 2
ulate the com pensation and fees Of county aud
township officers; TO establish aud reg late
rates Of FRI ight, passage, toll. and charges of
railroads. toil-roads, ditch numes aud tunnel
comp anies Incorporated under tbs laws of
this State or doing business therein.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
M. II-Senate Concurrent Resolu-
ton relative to amending the Con-
siifntinn of the Staie nf Nevada.

Resolved by the Senate, the Assembly con
Curing raat tho & matt itiDn af tn state
OF nevada h. amended as folloss;
Amend Section ak Of Article ~ of the
Cons titutiou of the state vi Nevada 50 n To
reads ns follows:
section six. Each house sh al Judge of The
qualifications. elections and returns ot it, own
msmbers choose its own officers, determine
the rues of it, procesdings, aud IN II pu n
it, mem bers for dis0rdsrIy conduct anh. with
the concurrence of two-thrls OF all tn mem
bers elected, expel u IN ;mber.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
SPECIAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.
Bv the Board Of County Commits
sioners of White Pine County.
n1oTrcE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
Monday, February IL, 1897

A snec;al Election will be held for the adop.
ton or REJECTION by the qualified voters OF the
State of Nevada of tho TO lowing proposoa
Amendments to the Constitution thereo''
to wit:
No. I.-Senate Concurrent X solution
relative to amending the Constltu'
tion of the Safe of Nevada.
Resolved by the Senate, the Assem- ply con
CURING. That the Constitution oil Inc ota'e
of Scvad he amended as follows:
Amend Section two oil Arucle ". Vi tno
eonst,iniion of the state of Nevada so rs to
read as follows: ST.
section .wo The sessions of the Legisla-
tnre shall be held biennial, AID shall com .
mence on the third Monday of january next
ensuing the election Of members OF rue Al
semhly unl a. The Governor of tneStatf shall,
in the interim convene tho Legislature by
prOcl anation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

We are to have no Wal with Ger
many over Samoa after all. Late dis
patches from Berlin Indicate that Bis
marck 10 weakening. The prompt
action taken by tie United States
Congress seems to have wrought n
changing effect of peaceful nature
on the Iron. Chancellor's mind.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
luton relative to amending ths
Constitution of the State of Nevada

Resolved by the Senate. the Assembly cen.
CURING That the Constitution of the Ststs
of Nevada BIO amended A. follows:
Amend Section three OF Article XIII. ~
the Constitution Of the state Of Nevada 60 n.
TO read a. follows:
Section three. The State shall provide Al.
may be prescribed by Law. for those ip.I;
tants who. by reason Of age or infirmity a.
ml-fertunss. may have claim upon the sym.
patty ant aid VI society.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

A Congressional Committee recently
reported that during the past six
months, $4,000 foreign paupers, luna.
tics aud criminals have entered the
United States through Canada. which
leads the Salt Lake Tribune to
say that "our government is just no
government at all unless it can pro-
tect the country from an invasion of
thieves and lunatics.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
Ne. VI.-Senate Concurrent Resolu-
ton relatiAe to amending tie Con-
stitutlon of the State of Nevada:


stitution of the State of Nevada:
Resolved by the Senate. the Assembly con.
curing, That the Constitution OF the state OF
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend section thiriy-thrse Of Article ",
of the Constitution of the state Of Nevada So
~ To read ~ follows:
Section thiFtythree. The mem bers OF the
Legislature shall receive for their services a
compensation to be fixed by law. AID paIn ont
of the public treasury: but no increase of
such compensation shall take effect during
the term for which the members of either
house shall have been elected; PROVIDED. thAt
An appropriation may he made for tho pay
ment of such Hctual expenses as members
of III, Legislature may incur for postage. ex-
press charges, newspapers aud stationery,
not exceeding tho sum oil sixty dollars. for aay
general or speci, session, 10 each member.
and FugTHEaN0RE PROVIDED, that the speaker
If the Assembly and President of tho Senaie
shall each, during the time Of their actual al
tendance rs such presid NJ officers, receive an
additional allowance Of twO uollars per diem
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

Senator Stewart recent speech on
the silver question is proving very
popular. So great is the demand for
1t that the Senator had printed 200,-
600 copies of it. Three clerks are
kept busy sending them to all parts If
the county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
The new American navy, when COM

The new American navy, when COM
plstcd, will consist of twenty-five
vessels, rang ng frcm the armored
cruiser "Maine," carrying 444 men.
down to q first-class torpedo boat,
carrying four officers and eighteen
men. There will be 5,726 men on
board the twenty-five vessels = 900
officers and $3.50 sailors aud marines
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
No. yIX.-asscmbly Joint Reson-
ton relative tn amending Sec'ion 3,
Articles Is, ut the Constitution of

the State of Nevada.
Resolved by the Assembly and he Senate
coiointly thu Seeiinn ). Arii'lel l., Of the Chn.
stitution of The State Of y. yada be amended
so n 10 read n follows:
SECTION thee. M .rson shall b, eligible
In nny ole who Il not qnalill d eleetnr I'M E
der hi, Consttution M person who while
n citizen af thi. Stale, his. since The Adoption
of this Constitution. isnght duel WIN a
d adv eapen, sent or accepted eh iilenge
Ia it,t a duel with deadly weap ~. eithcr
wilhil or be- uni The hoa Il ,ries Of This Sisie,
or who ha- acted ns secoud. or Knowingly
conveyed ei,nlleng., or al / d ar as- SD in
any m tnnar in fghllug dusl, shall be allow
ed To holt any office nfhpnor protlt or trust. or
enjoy the right nfs firage under this Consiit ).
iioa. The Legislature shall Prov le bF law
for giving f,fre aud Ell Ct 10 thu foregoing
provisions Of this seetibn. eR Nlh ID. ina y
ma g. over the nge If twcuiy-ene years, VIM
nave resided l. the nj. on. year aud IN ne
county or district ak m,'1ibz haNt pf.eeehin Z
anv election 10 H. either of -aih 0hter. shall
be I'll . bile to the nshc.s of Superintendent ol
Public School. ami school Trustees.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
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Ely. Neyads, January 81. IssJ. f..ld

ORDsRED THAT THE FOLLOWING
~ ROLLING 'lacss b.. au1 tn .am- arr r.
by estto.i-Jed lof tho SPECIAL ElectIaa 20 hs
he'd .'n tIsadsy. t@o. ssry "a. isss.
anu ths Iih'wtn. named prrsons are sp-
y inied Inspectors of said El.clis.i, to wit.
Hamilton Precinct No. l-.,s!i.a. plse. At
S'diyfs Corner. lnspee,or.- Frank Paul.
Z. h. Sparkling: josspn ehirsrdslli.
White river recines No e-Polling piaec
At I. \. Mathrssou's house INSPECTOR
Lew Marlin. ilenry On.w. W. fran.hs.
TAYLOR precluet Va 4-Polliag Place At
Opera b ouse. inspectors Fitzpatrick.
v ID. o0urn, ". A.. tnOnAs.
Osce"la lrecln-t Sa. s-Polliar Pisc. At
Fsi-enihais store. Inspectors d. TIL.
fnrd, Lew Lsavitt, J, A. Skihner.
Aurum Precinct No. s--feliins Place at
Mill e1hee. inspectors Simsn Davis, -. c.
Nos. ". ID. Asstin.
Cnerty cresk Precinct No Polling Place
a. cooks Old sior'. inspectors -usTxs r
si"ekie. A. u. k.s. George nJdiy.
bnss crsrk Preeiac, No: s-Pellias I'i.ee
IT DID kinrley hou.e. Inspectors d ayid
Eggs, Z. X. BIiss, J. b. Orr.
lily Precinct No. 10 "ailing Pi.ee ., Pcs.
jaae's house. Inspectors Tuehsr,
Thonas Johnson. \. u Munre.
Newark I'reeineI No. u rolling pisce 81
Mil Oliee. lnspectcrs-J. II. DAILY. n. Lear
ran, Thor. Robinsea.
c Did Creek Precinct No I4-Poilinr Pisc.
81 couoyer'E house. Inspsctsrs-A A Como
yer, VI. sharp. John l.. Weekend.
Seligman Precinct No i3-Poiiinr Place q,
the liddle Log house. lLrpsctors-A. Beaten,
VI. Kennedy. ID, Sesblsn.
by order Of the Boald of Comfy csmniss-
iOhrIs.
VIM LAURENsov.
Clerk Of said Beard.
Ely, Nevada. January ~. 1883. fb:-ta
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

The an"nnt of the fund which il is
pronn.ad In raise for Mrs. General
Sheridan $l00000. Senators ALI
son aud Hale have the matter in
charge, and Senator Stanford has
promised ~ contribute $4,000.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

And thai said Election will be held at the
following nhmrd PAGES In the following
nanei precincts Ia ~ h.te Pine County. state
of Nevada H. wit;
Hamilton Precinct No. AT Sadier's Cor
ner.
n hitr River Precinct No 2-At c. A.
Maineuron's h. ise.
Ia, ior Preeinet No AT Opera House
osesolA recinct No. 5-At felssnthal's
store
Aur,m Precinct No. 6-Ai Mill efnes
Cherry Creek Pr,cinet No. Sat Cooks
o d siofe.
"uck Creek Precinct No. y A. old Kinssy
hon-e
Ely preclnct No, io-At T. C. Poujadss
bon-s.
S=wark Precinct M. IA Mill onicr.
Coli Greek Preciuct No. l!-At canoYsr's
house.
esiig nan Preciaet No Is Atihe Lidals
ios hJL-c.
Nhlea election shall be opened at q clock
A NJ. aud coutiaae ".,en until o'clock p.
VI VI rad day. AL That All ballots or tickets
III tbs ensuing Sp Ga El.ction In he
,'ouniy at White i'ins b. written oF printed
ola "o01 quality 0f white bsnk zap q. sad
hal said Dall,,is or tickets be fur b, twelve
tneh5, 10 sizs add frye Iran ~ dev.ce or die
u lgalrhi.ig m X on the back.
BY urder 81 The Beard Of County Commi,-
sioners u hlte fiue County,. Nesa "a
hN. LACkEAsoS,
Tiers of SAID Is ard.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09

The attention of sheep own"rs II
called To the advertisement of Cation.
Bel & Co, in this issue of the
News.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-02-09
SPECIAL ELECTION
u ROCL A NATION
BY The Sheriff Of White Pine County.

\ TrHNTIoN Is HEREBY CALLED To
!. the following provisions Of the Election
Laws Of the Stale ~ Nevada, and notice 10
given that said Provisions will be strictly sn.
forced.
M person shall sell, give away or furnish.
or cause TO he sold. gwen away or furnished,
with -or Without pay, within white Pine
County, on
Monday, February N, 1850,
Any sprituous. malt or fermented liquors OF
vines aud any one 90 doing shall be deemed
guilty OF mlsdemeanor, and upon convlciion
thereof shall be filmed In any sum no. lees
than one hnndred nor ore than one ihou.and
dollars, or by imprisonment Ia the Coun.y
Jall not less than one nor more than pIx
month. or by both such fhe ana imprissn-
ment In the discretion Of the Court
No ticket or ballot shall ON the day Of cleo
tlon be given or delivered to, or received
by any person, except to the Inspector. srs
Judge acting as inspector, nor fold airy
any ticket. nSr unfold any ballot which he ins
tends To Use In voting. or exhibit TO another In
ANY manner by which the contents thereof
may be known. or request another person 10
exhibit or disclose the contents of any tickct
or ballot, within one hundred yards Of the
polling place.
Every person who makes, Offers or accepts
any wager or bet npon the resnlt Of said eles.
tiop. Is guilty Of misdemsanor.
w. n. BAssETT.
sheriff Of White Pips County.
My. Nevada. February z. lseV. fbN