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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-08

the band stand, steps were moved and
othex, minor "tricks" done.
A6hn F. Knowles died on Wednesday
Ifpbrning, after an Illness of but few
days, of fever. His wife's death occurred
three weeks ago. The remains will be
taken north on the early train this morn
ing and Inferred at Plattsburg, n. Y.
Three of the five children are i'll and the
condition of one of them is regarded as
serious.
The sum of Sl337.S3 was paid to the
authorities of the Congregational church,
Monday, by Mr.. Darius Severance, adj
ministrator of the estate of the late Has
kell F. Miller. Mr.. Miller bequeathed
to the church $500, or such amount as
should remain after other legacies were
paid, and the sum stated is what was
left. The will says the money is to be
used "for public worship and the sup
porybf the gospel
Xhe funeral of Mrs. Harrison White
Ehs attended at the home of the family
'on Court street at 10 80 o'clock yester-
day morning. Rev. Messrs. Keith and
Carpenter otliciated. The interment was
at Whiting, where they formerly resided.
Her death occurred about midnight on
Monday. She had been an invalid for a
long time, but had not been noticeably
worse of late, having returned from a Wis
it to friends in Lawrence. Mass. only a
week before her death.
The village trustees held their regular
monthly meeting Wednesday evening
1t was voted to rebuild the large culvert
at the south end of Court street, which
has fallen in to such an extent as to
impede the flow of water, causing it to
set back and flood cellars of houses in the
vicinity. The trustees also revised theil
action with respect to the hose company
matter. As it now stands. the hose com.
pany as such is not to exist. The
property which that company had i:
owned by the village, and such member.
of the hose company as desire to become
myhbers of Paramount Engine company
gan do so.
\ = Representatives of the Thompson.
Houston company have substantially
completed arrangements for putting il
electric light plants here. The station
will be situated on the point of rocks in
the rear of Mr.. Marshall's store, negotia
tons for the purchase of that privilege
from Hon. w. p. Nash having beer
practically closed. In that location not
only the water belonging to the privilege
can be taken, but as much more as may
be needed can be hired of other mill
owners on that side of the creek. The
plant will include dynamo for SOC
incandescent lights and a second dynamo
for 30 arc lights. Mr.. Clinton Smith has
taken the contract for erecting the build
ing. 1t is hoped that both kinds OF
lights may be in operation by January Y
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-08
LOCAL NOTICES.

New syrup at Benedct's.
Read new al from Pine Hall.
Fine line OF lamps at Benedict's.
Wedding presents at b. f. Wales.
To get fine chocolates,-go to Browns.
Finest line of teas in town at Benedict's.
Full line OF infants wear at +. X. Clay's.
Watches and line jewelry at B. +. Wales.
f. X. Clay's is the place to buy millinery.
Boiled cider and cider jelly at Bond Bros.
Providence river oysters, fresh every day
at Browns.
Pure and strong new sage; rubbed and leaf,
at Bond Bros.
Look at our Packard shoe for men.
W. ii. SHELDON.
FOR REST-Two good tcnements
+. R. CLAY.
Best stock OF cloaks in Addison county at
K. X. Clay's.
For SALE-A good two-yearold colt.
West Salisbury II. J. HYDE.
Fine line OF channels skins; just the thing
for chamois jackets. w. ii. SHELDON
For sALE-An extra good tarrow COW and a
yearling Jersey heifer. II. f. VAIL.
The best all wool pant ever seen TOR the
price, 81, at Pine Hall.
Go to e. r. Clay's for ladies', misses and
children's cloaks.
Farinose, Ayena, wheat and oat flakes, al.
ways fresh, at Bond Bros.
Special EMBELLISHMENTS suits, 90, $3.50.
800, $3.50 and 80, at Pine Hall.
Standard oysters IS cents; Providence
Rivers, 40 cents at Piper's.
Make your mince pies better by using our
raisins. BOND Bros.
Maltby's Cocoanut in glass measuring lars
at Benedicts.
PhenyoCaffein cures Headaches and Neu.
ralgia Sold by all druggists.
WAsTED.-A few boarders.
No. High st. Mrs. SAMUEL BROOKS
For SALE.-All sizes and prices of fence
posts. ii. p. Hulett, Salisbury Depot.
Fancy and base rockers lower than ever
seen in Middlebury at Is. b. Hopes
Great bargains can be found at Sherrill's,
Crown Point, n. Y, during his closing-out sale.
Ladies' Beaver Button and Balls, a nice as
sortment at BEcKwITH 4 CO.'S.
Only so cents ioI the best pillow sham hold.
Ell. at Is. b. HOPES.
Don't fail to see the immense stock of un.
derwear. gloves and mittens, before you buy
elsewhere, at Pine Hall.
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CHAPMAN & Cos
lS(lI9RE4N vs. =

NOW it came to pass, on a certain
night, that CHAPMAN & CO., be-
ing wrapped in slumber, dreamed a
dream-And in their dream they stood in
store full of NEW and Splendid Goods,
and seeing the people seemed familiar
they looked about and 10! it was their
own store. And after time many peo-
pie came and bought much Goods, and at
length
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-08
CHAPMAN & CO

NAW them come and begin to feel of the
y Goods and ask the prices. Then it
came to pass that they smiled a big smile
and proceeded to choose various gar
ments, until there was before them great
stock of goods. Then, in their dream,
CHAPMAN q co. said, Friends, why
do you get so many goods And To-
they answered and said, "Because we
know they are great bargains" Where
upon CHAPMAN Il co. walked and saw
a SIGN i'm the clOud-
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Thermometer
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the hours
given below:
GOING NoRTH-Express, As n. M; local ex
press, :02 u. m; mall SO p. M; express,
6 q p. IN.
GOING SoUTH-Mail, $40 a. M. passenger
4: 3s p. m; mixed, $40 p. M; express, 8 80
p. m.
MAILS CLosE-North, 80 and $50 p. M;
South 8 10 u. m, and 80 p. m.
See Central vt. timetable elsewhere.
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THE FRATERNITlES.

LAKE DUNMoRE LODGE, NO. H. l. o. OF o. F.
W. II. Cobb, ". G.
Meetings every Friday evening at : &c
O'Clock. Degree work every meeting. Hall
over Z. f. Chapman's store.
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THE CHURCHES.
ST. STEPHENS.

REV. ALvA E. CARPENTER, RECTOR.
Lent, 1889.
sundays-Service, 80; 10 AS a. M; 100 p. IN
sunday School, IL 10 p. m
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.
REV. HENRY LANE, PASTOR,

REV. HENRY LANE, PASTOR.
This is the order of services in the X. c.
church commencing with Trinity sunday,
June 5:
Mass at 10 80 a. m After Trinity, mass at al
ternate Sundays at and 10 80 n. M Bene-
diction and prayers every sunday at 80 p.
IN. Regular time tor catechism 3 80 p. m.
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d turning on Monday to her home at Lang

turning on Monday to her home at Lang
donyN. II.
REV. Mr.. Carpenter, Mrs. Tilden and
daughter, Miss Emelyn, Mrs. Judd,
Mrs. Miner, Mrs. l.. NJ. Seymour, Miss
Anna Slade and Mr.. f. w. Benedict
were among the Middlebury people who
attended the meeting at st. Adams last
weeT9f the Episcopal church choir
wv. George r. Wales, late principal of
the Bristol graded school, has been APP
pointed to $1,000 clerkship in the war
department, Washington, and will enter
upon the duties of the position in a few
days. He will have time, and intends.
to pursue the study of the law in a,
Washington institution in connection
with his work in the department..
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Supervisor Hasseltine gives notice
through our advertising columns of the
fall examinations of teachers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-11-08
CONGREGATIONAL.
REV. A. +. KEITH, PAS
BAPTIST.
METHODIST.

REV. +. q. HEART, PASTOR
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POTTER CHAPTER, NO. p, X. A. NJ.
w. H. kingsiey,M Il. II. p.
Stated convocations the third Tuesday even
Ing OF each month.
MIDDLEBURY COUNCIL, NO. IA, X. AND S. NJ.
c. 4. PrentiSS, r. !. NJ
Stated assemblies the third Tuesday even.
ing OF each month.
MT. CALVARY COMMANDERY, NO. l, X. T.
Sir +. N. Manchester +. c.
Regular conclaves the fourth Wednesday OF
each month
WIN. +. Russell POST, NO. 50, G. A. II.
". l.. Cddy, Commander.
Regular meetings the first and fourth We'd.
nesday evenings of each month.
CAMP A. S. TRACY, 5. Or V.
Horace G. Tracy, Captain.
Regular meeting the second and fourth Fri.
day evenings OF each month.
GREEN MOUNTAIN LODGE, NO. S74, X. OF II.
+. r. CUshmdR, Dictator.
Regular meetings the last Thursday evening
OF each month.
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Miss Jennie Frost is i'll with fever at
the Addison House.
Miss Nellie O'Donnell is again in town.
after an absence of a month in Brattle-
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Stated convocations the third Tuesday eve
ing OF each month.
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POTTER CHAPTER, NO. p, r.. A. NJ.

Regular communications the first NJ onday
evening OF each month.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-03-03
TIE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Small silver kettle drums nrc a recent ed.
Giiioh to habg ratt!cs.
\ tendency is uSain being SHOWN toward
tho gold tall ear ring.
An original conception in brooches is n FAC.
smile in Gv!I OF n tumble down fence.
Miniature cru,ch sticks Of gold, with
frosted ~i:.r:licS. arc a late lad in S!!.wIp!.a
a s!oci:inFHl ii:ah hc!!nyci out, ani OF
o1ii.aGi silver, l. now w!.im in match safes
Ono of tho latest falS with tho ladies' IL 10
suspend from the cir n skeleton gold Initial
Two horizontal hau,!s set with ruh!cs nnl
diamonds nrc Il neat sitting for q laLy's ring.
Tho twisted bark of q trrc, duplicated in
oNidizc'i silver, is quit, = conspicuous match
box.
\ bronze rUEilis;ic figure, Illustrating tho
nob,cnrt Of s,lf defense. iSa formidable look.
inG rIp3r weight.
Links Ct rich, nllny gold woven into delicate
threads, arc what they arc making UP now Us
misses EvCslarcS
Decidedly ct!l Il n bronze ICY thu. holds n
thermometer in its handle and j. ...uuntcl on
II b!ac pIiSh cuIo.c! Shield.
Smokers arc adopting cigarette Eo!!crs
with IL long narrow @sc.nG:!Iowloi oxidizcl
silver and Ga!bcr m~nuiEp!occ.
Extremely unique Grc cuff battcns IN TIC
form al J~a.an.ss dolls in miniature, rinlmel
with q border Of hmu!i LTiiiinn.a
4 paper cutter that il Lcin. l:iuily taken
TO is nh Indian dl"gcr Of polished silver,
incaaod IN . sheath of tho slne metal
Already brooches nro appearing with the
fTlrcs "iSSJ' MUT.o,I ia ug.gII.I curious
devices and intcnGal Tor !;sw Years g;ltS.
r.. IL y,
around whose rims Cro Depicted pretty
enamcle'l daisies Of iniinitcsimal proportions
Just turned out OF tho factory Isl iaco min
Of uIiiiHCI aiiYor IHliS To represent n crab,
bling net, Gnd holding in its mcs!c1 n tiny
crab.
a lEcc pin that IL much admired Is n but
tcr!Iy formed OF n lplivats network of silver
wire, With a ruby in tbs ccntcr of each wing.
-Jcwclrr's i1cview.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.


The bantam Of Berlin rosb!ds hssrrvauts
TO wear nu>;achcA
The ~Eu,Surian legislature has pirioaci
Nal F".so!f. pcpo.g my set I;.sGc s1Ela
noise III the world.
nr Gladstone eays no can quote from
mcinOry any ra;1 Uf iiung. Of which tie
First line l. given lin
Tic ear las cuFuinaEhSl Anton ltuhinstcin
TO cnTpsts, Gn urain' iu ua tho suhjct OF his
recent rTtiru.il accident
The silltan never uscSn plate. but tgtcs Ills
foo! usually with 4 ,Iz"n Ur ~ i!assrs III.
rr'tly from tho liiLo.Le::!cs in wl.ch it Is
ooosyL
Enna;r-rti:s clInrcr n CnrrIUt with the
"cviI eye" Its l..igfTI Elausr, they say.
browns tg:ilCrs, mates rivers overflow ana
burns EulSsS
Col IiigTi:srn says that most Ct tho rrciu-
disc nS7!::s. ~Cu.!c;e hrri iIsh which Ec las
cin'uJntsrSl III I~oli;Gcri lilo las p~rucSs!oi
fruGI other c~u!!"Gr hrsI rI.n.
Charles Sheriff.. champion rInrcr OF Yale.
class ut ~. who Is CruGsiy III Il; hL' Eo!na in
Washington. will p~Tn!sghly rrccin lis health,
bat la viii nrvcr Ia Ci!s 1" ru! again
Sir IIuryin, an English astronomer, his
received the Jansen gu!i rei2l from tho
French Academy oT sciynCG. II is evident
that i!uSSn embraced his opportunity
Thc Christmas present OF tho youu: iingot
Spain WIS = small Is3Hy, ti:r harness, Tor which
Is Kept in sic Spanish ~rL.;ioaGi CJlags ! tiny
doS cart Painted puTo white c~ou!p!ltcl Ills
prcsraL
The slot device fer cCs1IarirG PENNIES, nici:-
els. quarters cuti liust,."IfagFa- in England.
end WIS i::lISIrtvd 10 tits country hy ~i.ra5;rs
Hi'uGn, who, it i aail. owns Tho ApGTic.II
rIEa;s to tLe invention
Phillip Frank 1ho;nas. Of Maryland, and
IL. NJ. NCitc-~oa. Father Of the editor ~ Tho
Louisville Co;riCr-J0urn1l, are tao Gully Two
Row alive Of tho "a i:cDIhsIs Of tho Lous2
ni:i Hity-two srna;u!s w.!D composed the con
gross If i%.a
Sir Gi!'1rt. of Gilbert and Sullivan, wro1c
'l:rautiI:lG:Es Hail" wCs - severely crlu-
chcd. las wrI.iCn To Clement Scott, the crii..
OF The London Daily Telegraph, 10 say that
rather than sih'ui, tn tao %llttcr'S "igsoialJ
Gihes," To will write 10 iaorc plays
The poorest rich pc0.lc ia America gro ths
heirs II ComaIu!ure \ - Eil,=on. THY
have Ii,Nh.UJ in sirnt az theirs, hut the
trustees 81 the estate Iciu1 IL pay them Il
dollar except 10 settle their mo8'hly Lills,
SccGas' tLo cstatr j. tna,!o tho defendant In
n suit Tor $~i,0JO,uJD
George Elliott, OF Baltimore, is probably
tho Uiis=t Ger1rnut In TIE world. 10 Lngan
Ol!!oCa'ng in 1891 ami It's made III ascvnls
in MI, in only Oh, OF which no was seriously
]iIJUrcl. His thigh was broken on this occ..-
sIun, and hc ceased IA, aerial flights ;;ow he
SSi years Old cni practices sLO2m!aL4a-.
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DRAWING Room GOSSIP.

EasCls nowadays nrO n very elaborate md
expensive article uf ornamental furniture.
Tinted visiting cards, which have hcCn In.
troduced, ought - DC relcsatcd to the hired
girl.
Reception chairs nro so elegant anil SUNNI
tuous TINT nobody ever daics st down on
one.
Music stands that contain n musical i.yT
arc among imported articles In tho furniture
liTc.
Russian bT!c-G-brac in gilt, bronze md sill.
yer Is worry GGuddomU and attractive thi,
season.
Statnot;cs thiI season nrc IN endless yari.
city, nnd there Is considerable originality In
subjects.
In smoking jiclc;s tho tendency seems to-
10 to make tho wcarcr look us rnuch li;o n
fool us possible.
1t Il n mistake to suppose TINT tho ANTIQUE
ball chairs arc intended exclusively for ..oId
family scrvaGi3.n
She who b1s no. rot n brnilnl i,nle, nj
sonc Kind IL behind the procession, and must
rccds procure ono u; oilce IL she would
catch up.
Mnny young md oGci swoiis, 20 whom tho
sincIl oil powder would 10 u terrifying
novelty, now affect tho army cnpo that Is
worn by military officers.
aside from my affection Of tho eyes. lora.
ncttcs nrc quito the faghionnbly correct thing
Tor women Of Mayfair TO usp IN urblic. and
II Ia claimed for them that t.!cy are craccIuI
ami stylish. lnthc EaiLs If some, Of co,irsn.
thcy ar" u temptation 10 DO ruio aud irpu
Ito III the riailcr Of tho "frczcn slarc.n
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i,s..,a ,,ItsN.

I.tssdisnt that the fitrra pros
perky OF Ssrlat DEPENDS lHrSriy on
u csesiai a,t.Gsiai ;:.isnsion. or on icsi.
CATION by other urcnS than 'hat which
Is af,rdei by natural souices. We nse
pleased u notc thai ;ae sitj 'es of AT.
t+>iau wells ia being nSithted la the
legislature. aud ihe:s j. little donHt ia
tie miuiA of those Who have given tic
sabjsst SONS attru,ion, that n lnr-e
area Of our nrid SOL eau be reclaimed
nui mails very productive by means oil
water furnished sy at'r-;m wells.
AIR. $50 litly in,ro!Tced Il tilt IN the
Assembly which provides Tor n bounty
OF IL - per loot q. ANY pc-sun or Ie:-
sous obu, ming water rom ava n s:siah
we'll, provided Ia the il,w OF S.t,r
equris or e~.cesuS 1900 ga!lOUs every
81 hours fos thaty days. Me. Spsi"G-
offered n substitute for the GbLye h:.i
wnIch provides that lhs bounty tor suIh
wells hall 10 .ur cath oct Gciow til.
depth uIl,0 .rrt. 90 Gel T. per foot Tor
tic second 100 .oei; for snn third 100
feel, 81 70 per iTUt; ,hus increas N:
I'll rice acco dug 10 depth uu:i' a
,iep,h Of 200 feet is reached when al
depth Lcluw thnt nhEl II receive u hIlniy
Of 50 par fn,t. prevailed that n hJw q!
1000 gallons Of wuier every a hens is
secured. AMI priviied iuI.har that no
two Nolls stal receive a bounty # To-
Gated within tE:ce n.iles .; each other
While the subject Of water storage H..
worthy OF the a.t-ution of the wvstsIn
purt o. the o;a.c, theirs is IL Ia Se Urca
III enst,ru Nevada which ClErrs no
facilities lsr water EtrmSe, hence the
only salvation ZOE lhis pa : Of Tue State
i. Though ,ho successful operation of
the duty Of Ill representatives. 10 the
L.gis'a,a q from the great East 10 ucgc
the ucce Soi.y OF nlfs lag large oTnu.ies
TO iboSs WHO shalt ic,t sdrce-d i'll OBJ
t~,iuiIig = ilow of waite: in cfch val OF oi
thiS legion, aud to t5at END We would
recommend TINT ~S0;;pgGrvcr's sLosti-
tuts. or II similar measure, he adop cd
before tho close OF Ito p'csnIt session
in order t3ht un experiment may Io
made NJ once. noL Tie p,oh'em solved
II, to tie possibility Of 'ac'nimiDS our
desert lands b. means Of atiicial irri-
CATION.
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TEsE NEVADA aMG'Ss.ArUEE.
Eorty-Eic1I nay.
81

SE-hEE.
S. Is. II, ~ SrI0Rie TO organic L.
bray associations in This Stltc and
provide for The support and wnuHGe-
ment Of the sa nr. I~Approprialos $40
for 1889 20. Education.
S. Il. ~, by MilI"tt-To encourage
tho sinkicg Of u.tesiAu wells. hg'i-
culture.
S. Il. 10, by Cnmirs A ,tory Of
the previoHs bills cnuce.Iins chimes
and punishmo6tI. LIigpe and srduct-
ion bill Public MnaIS.
AL. I07, by Thn:,et-To amend the
Act copce,njrg lotteries. Education.
Assembly Joint Resolution 81, by
Tyrrell-RPlativo to The management
Of tho State Insane Asylum. Fl; .slricts
visitors ty reason OF lad oEo-S uron
the pntivu:s.l S.atc Prison Hud Insane
Asylum.
harris snnscd rrcon' liberation Of tho
vote by which 5 u. 10, the cai!y closi.g
snIron AMI ~g,mhIirs hone biz, was
passed. OF T~In:sjay. Ca icl.
Substitute for Senate Ju'nt Memorial
and Resolution - ASKS bette snro.
guards ur,'ni .hs rights OF sufT age.
CAmendmonts to tao naturalization
l.w5, otc.l Passed.
1T II 80 rvces, iaheu TIL / 80 T.. NJ.
b 55-.An Act makirg sppropIia.
tion for tho support Of the civil govern
mont OF the State. Wa,s and Means.
by lIernnn-A il l2l, ru Act TO
regulate houses Of prostitution. gnu
bling houses aud places where liquor is
sold. Judiciary.
By PuniAdu--A Il l12, mn Act to pro-
vide for the transmission Of ballots to
county seats at tho timo of elections.
Elections.
by McGultty-A 1913, m Act re-
lating to tho collection Of ta.os on
horses. mulss, cattle aud sheep. Ways
aud Means.
by Langnu-A Il 100, M Act to uu-
thori2e the Agricultural Societies TO
purchase tho fair grounds cluimed by
Iiowman. Tabled.
by Allcu. of Storcy--A ID l27, M
Act TO protect quail. Internal Improve
mcits.
s G7-An Act TO pay tho clnim OF
i. =. wilkins for the ~ est OF ccr'niu
robbers. Committee Of the Whole.
ny Mcrrick-A u 100. M At
to appropriate $1,000 Tor tao hcn.Gt o
the militin OF the STATE. Committee Of
the whole.
BY Tbompson-Corcurren Bssolu.
tloU %, relative 10 tho os aud uuli nit
ed3 coiuryc Of silver. Federal lislt-
tons.
Message from the Governor nnnouuc.
Ing his approval Of s Il ~. nm Act 10
regulate fees and compensation .or Off
ciai and o.he, 60, yictS: n'.h Assembly
joint Resolution ~. r~oittivc t. the
Pyramid Luke Reservation, ntsu A Il 90
nn Act 10 y Uvido for copying the A.
semhly Johrn i; also A ~, m Act TO
provide for tho oonnnitmtDt Of insane
persons 10 the IusNnc Asylum.
State Constitution ~ CuuVcntirn Gnl
fulmitting the question to lie y0io Of
tic people ut tho noxt election. In
crossed
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for co,npartnle it, q, tho POLLS aehs,ai
elections admiuing only one VI e mt II
time, with foil access To all regular
styles OF t,ckos yr,e1, with M one to
iuterlere. with full and eoir glefe Sc
crecy in rotin:.I
SBT, by Entnit,-To provide for
the case AID mouuttuG .: tue s,tsomical
instruments furnished by the General
Government 20: tho use .. the wazther
service department in this S.de. Zap.
pcopEi.;c, 500. Claims aud State
Affairs.
Assembly Conc1:rcn. Resolution %.
Ly Thc:np Oh -Eslsi.v1 to calling Il
State Convention. Juaicmry.
A Il 20. by VIII ams-I:"gdln,ius
hcura Of ui euiug ani clo.''g of a]ainons
and gambling Guu.e'. A~'uoni,zl 50 a<
not TO sprly t. counties eating les
tLhn $500 ru;os at l,St general election.
Boyle pre- '.a."d - Iomuu-,.aIce on
msny %, the principal business uen T.;
s;to'cy coHmty usi;nst pns.nSs OF tns
bill. Lu "m inG! Vns.uge. N"es, .;
ayes. s. Forb,s gave notice o: recon-
.ilen;inH Tomorrow.
\ o., Icy pmuj,io-M",chants aud
irummrrs relief bill. Com. OF tho
Whole.
ABB 81, by Tlav:sr--Eeliei Ct Muller,
Sslm;:; & Go. Lost
&c. by Ecisc.-prcgr:vUtion Of
the Has;c snrpiu4 a! water in this
State. Pub!ic Lput!s.
SIis: tut, ior =. b. 2l-TEo re-
striction OF visitors to Sttc Insane
ASYLUM. Lost.
at l2.!5 recess til , T.. NJ.
~A"EMBLY.
BY Repe-A Joint Resolution rrim.
tive 10 u~laordiug Sc l of At 10 9! the
Constitution. Iielntss to assessment
of minoS.
On motion Of Tonj ule -, re-
lating to duties of District Attorneys,
was taken mp.
House reousol to rccels from is
amendment.
Commits. of conference, Ma,srs.
P"uials, Cheney and Lingan, np.
pojG;ch.
by rhomp=on-A 1871, mn Act TO
ancni an Act regulating ~compcnsstior
OF county Ulcers. Washoc ielrga,ion.
\ u i32-Ar Act rol.sug to election.
Elections.
Il l3i-An Act aboli,hing cnicial
bonds. Judiciary.
4 Is i35-An Ac: to create n State
30 d o Equal z.tion. C,mm.t &c on
RoyouLe.
By Conoon-A b 100, IN Act r lrtiug
to compensation al coInti Uai-oo.
Lln1rr cointy delegation.
Hy Langm-.A Is 1877, au Act for the
relief Of Az. d ten. CiIins.
r. Gar~mlI-A u 1873. an Act 10 pre-.
vsnt the IGoSpn.s Of live stock OF p.iyatc
land. Agriculture.
A Il l3s-An Act rotating 10 the di-
weston ni Niicr. hGfir:i.uTC.
4 d l4D-An Act authorizing Distsict
JUICES to select II newspaper thu. shall
publish Legal documents. IN ii:il:y.
5 Il Gl-.An Act TO provide for the in
corporation OF Mining Companies.
Corporations.
Il G3-An Ac. t. amend nu Act t.
regulate proceedings in Courts Of jas
tea. Judiciary.
by Beck-A - lGl, an Act relative 10
horse r~uiScrS. As~ricu!turo.
a Il Ij-An Act regulating cnrup"n
sati"n OF State oil or. Amunlmru.a
under consideration at ll:lO when re-
cess vas ,l;rn til . l.. II.
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