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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.


new maven MIIlClaman Discharged FOr
Going to Camp.
Another case of discharge from civil
employ for having performed military
duty at Camp Watson is reported, this
time from New Haven. E. S. Reynolds
of the Second Regiment Signal Corps is
horse car conductor on the Fair Ha-
ven and Westville road. and before
going to camp obtained permission to
be absent from his employment. Upon
his return from camp he found another
man in his position and was told that
his place had been filled. Adjutant-
General Embler will probably endeavor
to have the man rentOred.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27
TIMELY TOPICS.

For first class meat and poultry at
low prices go to the Park market, %
North Main street.
E. T. Turner & Co are offering some
special bargains in their carpet depart
ment this week Call and see for your
self.
Tenement of four rooms to rent on
Wolcott street. Inquire at Brennan's
store, Baldwin street.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27

New HAVEN, August 27.-Over $50
boot makers employed by the Candee
Rubber Co left work this morning.
The trouble is over the refusal of the
company to allow the men to open the
windows of the factory.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27
ANOTHER DISASTER.
A Railroad Train Goes Over a Higl
TrestIe and Forty Are Killed.

STATEsvILLE, N. c., August PA
west bound passenger train on the
Western North Carolina road jumped "a
trestle near here at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. The train was dashed into ravine
two hundred feet below and at least
forty were killed and twenty-five terri
bly, injured. A special train bearing
doctors and nurses left early for the
scene of the wreck. Hardly passenger
escaped being injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27
Bound Over For Highwax Rnhherr

New HAVEN, August 27.-Edward J,
McGarry was to-day bound over to the
superior court, under bonds of $500, for
highway robbery.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27
LOCAL LINES.

Cal at W. N. LADD'S for fine glNceries
and provisions
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27
Kelly The Baker Says:

That joint meeting of the aldermen
and counciImen should be held at once to
discuss the water question. Do we need
hydraulic engineer to make complete
investigation, or is it only necessary for
him to make report as to which is the
best source of supply, relying upon the
water commissioners and city engineer for
estimates of expensesa These are ques-
lions that should be thoroughly discussed.
An error of judgment cost the taxpayers
thousands OF dollars in building Cook
street reservoir. Is it better to take such
chances again or appropriate $4,000 to pay
for thorough investigation by an outside
engineer?
Kelly is the only wholesale sugar dealer
in Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-08-27
Crackers Crackers

Brennan the baker is selling lbs. best
milk crackers for 25 cents, while they
cost other dealers s cents per lb. by the
Dbl
Brennan is the only baker in the town
who sells the genuine New England bread.
His cent bread can't be beat. He sells
chocolate drops Mt II cents pound and his
French vienna and German coffee cakes
ought not be overlooked.
Irish tea biscuit and Waterbury cake
fresh every day al O'Clock.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-24

the ties which bound the old veterans
together---he realized what this last
roll-call meant to the survivors. And
from the musty archives OF the past
he took the roll OF the dead and called:
"AnsonA-- Armstrong -Armitage--
Alsdorfl" No one replied!
Observation-Disclosures
Barstow---Benham!"
No one replied!
Observation-Disclosures
mings--Comstock" " .
No one rep!ied!:
And so he called, and 30 the silence
of. the death-roll grew deeper and
deeper, until the living felt a chill
creep over them.
"Young---Yoemans---Yagerp
No one repliedl
"Yorkw
"Herew
And 50 he of all was the sole sur
vivor--the last living man of Company
G---the only one who had the right to
stand there in that line and answer to
the last roll-call. The otters--ninety
and nine---were cripples at home or
sleeping their last sleep on the hill
sides, in the valleys, in the forests and
the thickets of Virginia.
The line cheered him rs he stood
apart the last survivor Of glori ous
band which bad fought in dozen
battles-but he turned away his head
and wept.-(M Quad in N. Y. World.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-24
Dissolution OF COMPLIMENTARY.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
OF Len Wines & Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Joseph
Jensen retiring, from the firm.
Len Wines will pay all bills against
said firm and collect all bills due the
same. Mr.. Jensen will remain in the
employ OF the firm. The firm will
hereafter be Len Wines & Son.
LEN WINES g. Co.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given of the Chill.
dren's Dance, to be held on Christmas
eve, in Freeman Hall.
The parents Of the little girls are
specially requested to see that they
attend dressed in plain white. sashes
will be furnished by the COMMITTEES
on the arrival Of the. children.
The dance will begin promptly at
6 p. NJ, refreshments will be served at
the. Depot Hotel at $50 p. M. No one
over fifteen years of age will be al
lowed on the floor until refreshments
have been served.
Spectators will 0ay an admission
fee of ten cents.
All are cordially invited to be pres
ent. By order of the
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-24
School Report.

Following is Il report of the South
Fork School for the month end
ing Nov. 20. 1891:
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Committee Of Arrangements
Thos. Hunter, j. B. Abel,
@. H. Sproule.
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1,4rzsoos sraioK.

A. 2. "a E-C9usoii6aiinE ofiees
Ia White Pios copr;, and regulating
Eses. Ppsssa rnarirappsir.
A u k9. 59-RaspDains TO L G.
Gpa;p.e G.tS6. espnasd ss Assist
sut Commissioned TO De T. ID Btbct.
ISypss IL Eongiit.s 81 the Whole.
Mn Speaker * thscasi,. M Cop-
.vrs appeared ard made . fftSen
ipinYte talk ~ his orn UehEG tbs
bi1 add ali o.kes similar ones Ts--
f~e:sfts1 % d special committee a
tht.e api-o:ntsd w ths Char yap
EDpp, Aiuiey and Faffington weTs
ry,-oiated
s. u, No. S3-ErDcD5V5 ~ as tosirs
James ID. Minor 800 for copying
6eas,e Journal Certificate Upsi be
sjsaei by y II. Cray 10 y!aee u Coo
J. Lamm9u. Passsj By sy:s II =
~ q
Substitute tor II No. B-Iela-
tire ~ .9Ucty pfiatirs. Passed
slightly amended ~ : rots Q: 2j tag
A. II. No. I0l -AeeeptiaZ gfauis II
money eulb1Tizej by abe Aetsm Con-
gfs4s tJT lis LeosGs u agricultural
aa3 r-asshaaicsI sHs, Passs4 rn4n.
InDuEy
Substitute f2r A. T. No, Es-Aueac-
iDg ~ Act for the p~,ot~:soa IT anin=s
EDd mining claiuJa. Made siezG.
order tDS t9-pDuDS q, tn.
B,B no, ~ -RegpinH2I hs eaZ-GoE
and fastening 81 gStcs. PasEI27 .0L
4. u, 30. b -PnersgtlaZ Ees5as
1y2a eeal estate ny L yve II ~ = Z
At4p.E hse HGaae a5j2uroei
&. H. gEoyEs, EsDs-=
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kAnoAROoS FOR AMERICA.
a Project on Foot To RnIsc Them I'm Til.
Country.

a Project On Foot to False Them In Til,
Country,
We nrc assured OH what hccmg rood
authority, says the Helena (Mlont.) Gu
2g'to, that the project of importing kan
Rnrooa into this country is seriously on.
tcrtaincd by several enthusiastic and
wealthy sportsmcn of the West. The
animals have been successfully me-
climntcd In England and France, md
we are assured that there H. no reason
why they should not thrive here. Tho
practical extinction OF the buffalo has
left the plains without any biz gnric Of
Importance, and experienced srortsmcn
DECLARE that hunting tho kangaroo, US
,prnctiqcd In Australiu. Is second in
citcneht and interest only u killing the
baifalo! The scheme IL not without
ooinIndrcinl Importance. Kangaroo
loHthcr Is { very valuable product and
the %nniiuals breed rapidly. The pro-
motcrG hope Ia De privileged 10 intro
dilcc Tic new game at tho beginning Of
the warm season la the Yellowstone
pnrlt, nnd so insure them for Il few
years Government protection and irh.
inunity from scnsclcss sportsmcn.
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srE,r.

Sisrlai JU5y5 Committee on Irira
ton ameads3 = z. M %, and
Recommended les passage onjs-ed
printed.
Sd and c. Rze-rinr all
minerals II lands =rznleliy -ailrnads.
allowing eEtry and exploration there
To-, rhetne- pztsat=a or nj. FED
s-u RdEfiu1z
sB NJ E-Pror5Gr1E rsrerue for
;5e Erpi,u-: o: Seradz.
Nude special order 20: 10 uu-row al
1slP.G
M g-CIsims IUr thoss Tho
Represented Nevada L. the Paris TX
uESEiGL PILE AID THIRD HIDING.
& z SO. GS-Taken Up out Of
c-is- Sai rela:cs 70 lie hzzlih &c
ciSsHt ant ANNUITY Or eodUwnea; ia
sEraucs assessment plan, and tia.
Snaact .! ihe b=siBess Of snrh ID
sa'ancs. PassI6 unEnimuas!y. with
ERgi!u2 Of I~reIoa:a.
Ar 80. I-Ssuai4 u;aaadei T. -
= MAKE EG-@-i-E Of Supreme 5gd-e
8.8J 3ustead .; sl,5JA Hyuss re
fused 70 ronr9r py got. Of % u q
4 3 NJ - Ryla,a= 10 wgtar
rights and fhe n=ane- c. SECURING
the ane III. Johur:ou, the uutaor.
being aGssr:. Inc OIL xaz ;au!ed
s Z M Establishing travelling
espsu5-E .. Disirisi judge BIZ
lost, Clifford Logan and NcGI W.
iDs aye
u. T. No T-Au A.: -elurire - the
udateDGur= and supe-ris!o3 u pub
ir schools Passed unanimously. r.
euaets Igw ~ 1857.
4. q M. &2-PcUvid:ng ,gr pg,in-
ET5 - O. Il. AeHsrjy, the e-,.ense
Incurred ~ han IL cour=sting the seat
otG. " DirEsys IN TIE l3,a ssss.oa
y Tie Legislature.
Speaker pro ;ea- Gza4ry n the
Char.
Hvass rcso!Te3 Itself into a Com
-it.ee o: the Whole, Tor consideration
2f a y. 80 %
E1I9IrDed ~ s2l
G. IL GEorEs, Reporter.
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4 SINGULAR WARFARE.
e Is waEed by the Nobility on Waiter
Who G.a- NIu~s;=ch.N.

e Is W2red 10y the Nobility on Water
Who |sa= Mus;=ch.E.
Vienna dispatch 20 Z London pupcr
says: A curious wager Is II preyen, oc-
cGPyily the attention Of such widely
separated c-asSrs - our young uobleI.cn
and tic Association Of Hotel and Hcs-
t1ITentN alter II this capital. Several
Of the young s-iOas Of the highest tus-
,riln uristpc-ccT. who Terc accustomed
todiae IL ~ old hotel Of high rcpu,c in
the kCr2tIuCr S~t-2Szc, took execution
- The prDct!cc Cf the walters, most Of
'"A0Ia hare ccea twenty Or thirty year.
p~erTJce, in dressing their IuustacHcs 10
Just the Eane fashion is the '.uoJl.
hT"e!lS' they had - serve. One Of the
iuyE-b2rn customers ~GrcDrdinSly laid q
wager whiSa MS Immediately acccE,-
cd, that within q given time tic Oh
J:cLoHGtle adOruDent sACald disIp-
pear from The upper lips Of tho Wait
ers IA al the fashionable hotels and
rest1urants u Vienna. otherwise the
P~rorcscr himself vas Z shave off his
GH"n establishment for a given period.
InDrd"r u effect his purI-psc, tho latter
conmcfEccd by try!ny . persuade the
h~o.el-kcepcr "a the k~arntlncr Strassc TO
forbid III his servants wearing mus
taches, on penalty Of losing his aris,o-
cratic customers. Ia this ease hc sue
cccdcG, but the walters, VINO were
mostly married men. one after another
Iave notice 20 leave their places. They
were IL once replaced by younger
raeE "hC, for Il consideration, submit
It'd ~ the imposed humiliation. The
ZANE thing happened in u number of
other hotels and restaurants. and the
"LS"r was nearly Won 10y the layer.
F"hen the proprietor III the Hotel Impc.
rial, the first hotel in Vienna, fatty re-
fI>@d ~ comply with the within Of the
Vienna j%cuncssc dDrcc, whom he told
outright that IL they deserted his house
he should readily find letter customers.
The ease was GlgO taken up "aS matter
81 right and honor" By the Association
0f Waters, which threatened to cXpcl
from the sOcicty any member dcgrad-
ing himfclf by huTnoring nristocrntic
caprice Ia this matter. Thus the matter.
stands at the present moment. The bcU
appears likely 10 he lost, and then will
ON the triumph of the walters, who
expect Don To have ia" satisfaction Of
Eccing their yOuld-bc dictatOrs, instrnd
81 Themselves, going about with shaycn
linn.
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CONCERNING Eyes.
What The Arr sn.,2oSe4 To Indicate .
~ C~GarSrrer And ABILITY.

What Th-J Ara su.-ooSea To IndIe.ts n
10 CEaFse+sr And ABILITY.
LING. attncnd-shrped eyrk. with thick
skinned -ereiids that eyYcr h.It the
pupil are indicative of genius when
they GSe fund II conjunction with z
brow which Is full orer the crrbIors
which has one deep. perpendicular
Line between the eyebrow. ] have
frequently noticed this combination.
bsyh u. writer In the Boston Post,
II a taces Of distinguished literary
men God artists. The pl~non5Shuped
eye. however, Gwen without this peculiar
10TH OF forehcao- always means Z en-
tePlhls, imPresSionabIe nrture. Eyes
winch are large, open ind very trans
parrnt- sno which sparkle with = r-pid
tnvtion under welldeined eyeIds. Dc
note elegance IN taste. somewhat rcl-
ceptaols temper and great Interest IL the
Opposite sex Eyes with .yesI,iy-rncri;cd
eyebrows above them. and with thirly-
growing cyelashes which ere ~co;urlcte
rTlihout any upward cure, denote L
feeble constitution and : melancholy
disposition Decp-sunken Gnd small
blue eyes under L bynr. almost : per
ps1hculzr forehead, ara Indicative Of
AN - A-LA-Eh- Ives
which show not only the WHOLE ot the
HIS but also some .! the white. both
SSJrr cnd bcl0E, denote = restless, IN
certatn nature, inespabie u @ or
concentrated thought On uuy EuUieg-.
Inc eyes Of rol=gtu2Ey more ElCv!y
4 heavy lids EOEad-shnped cyGs
re. never seea - lac Eacs Of = highly
intellectual Pcr-1n, bat they denote .
kindly, fruitful and iEaOceat nat-re.
Lye5 which when S-ca II profile, are
81 r~rotuUc-a-t - - ruu almost ga-cIleI
NTH the profile o! the nose show L weak
organization Of body and mind Eyes
o raihcr Close penetration. bat close
together. denote cunning and an IN
truthful disposition Eyes rGthcr far
r.izrt snCT" IN honest and 2uilcIcss nat
TIRE. When. however, the eyes are
very tCT apart they denote stupidity.
Ives with hLr-ply-dcfncd arglc- sink
III - iHc corners, show ctupid!ty O!
rlnd; the tLcrper the angle and the
CuTr = ria!.r 49, greater The dgli--cy O.!
perception Il dcEy-=s. but when We;
much developed il shovy5 also c-.ftiuc.s
~Eta1uct-ng 70 dc2rit Wcu-Opcncd eyes
with GcncCta cyclid5 and somewhat fixed
EiEucc. denote ~rinccrity. Lines running
i-Jng the cyclls from side 70 side and
p@S2-ag oct upon the temples Gcnot.
E.E.L..l L.u.s.,--
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15

Tho origin OF the National Marine
Band OF Washington Is most curious.
Noarly II hundred years ago, says the
New York World, n Yankee captain
kidnapped n strolling troop OF mt.
Eicians on the shores OF the IIay Of
Naples ond brought them TO this II
try. From this handful OF Italians tho
band was developed. The descendants
OF these stolen Italians arc now nnonp
tho woalthicst people OF Washington.
Some OF them arc prominent lawyers
aud others have their names connected
with tho bcst-known hotels and tho
largest real estate Offices In the capital
city,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-03-15
Mail orders promptly and carefully
executed.

NJ. Rcinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made '~clothing'. Ii
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him Il call
and see rs fine Il
line of samples as
has ever been OK
hibitcd in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 co
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
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EIso Delegation 10y lsare-E1-
li-Io en=unnre the CONSTRUCTION
n q ratiruad II the County o: Eiko.
Eiso tel--rtira.
Railfoad 10 ranfruu ca-iin 20 Bose
Cty.
At i2!u5 HE AzaeuBl. to9ka reess
tE i:31ee
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NOTHING LIKE III

R!ood i: thicker :Las ~anr,
AID mus; be kep: pu;e %
insg:e god heath.
S"ITT's SrEcIyic is nature, remedy
Tor this parpose.
hneTeF u falls CLIMATE the impur
lea aud build up the general health.
There ia o"!y M s~jn's speciac,
anA there IL nothing ike /.
Ee sure and get the genuine.
Treatise q E!9Cd aDi SE!1 D.DaSa
nailed free.
The Swift Specific Co.. atlanta. Cs
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"UHnt is it, my dn1-
linz? Why d0 you Jiu$h
and fuUc1. SO?"
oh, Ge0rSe, I 1c0S just
thinking il IRE are oOiUG
to housekeeping, hudn'f
ire letter get on. Carpets.
CuJfuinS, Tube Linens,
NAPKINS, JOiceIs 0ni---
quits RuIcI 10u kuOIr
ne can get them choaDer
IT. Remnants tA01s ann
OiAe" Diuce, ant the guuL-
hU Is altCaUS SO GOOd.
.7ad y0n hRotc, yoW WoDs-
iSrd me one W MoSe Hnc
Walking JachetS. They
Just "educed the prices on
Ment. and re can get u
JnIGniu."
"lOM IRE right, D1ydeor
girl. lie must ccJfniHIy
maize it n DOiUt to d0 all
ouT' trnding ut Rein
huTt'S."
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Finy.Firs. bay. March 10.
EEslTE.

E.Datq net 1T u D'cIDcE. PresiSe-l
PoU!ade presiding ED!i called: quo
yufa pre1eaL Journal 's.d gnj ay-
proved.
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S z No 20 zn5 substitute for e
r. No q. which Pass=i tie Se=&te-

s. = No 30 and substitute for e
Y. No y. which P3ss=i tie Sezate-
sUg1osh Az 9Js5It1Iosz
Harrington novsd thai & z. No. !
ts takea ZIP out u a=s-. Motion
prevailed. q voting -bersso-s- TINS
rs the AuEt-Iiign Bzli9; R-Iv-u BIZ.
iutivdoe-d os S-rasyG AG1G-z,e-
OF Hpnbpld; COURT lGir LAGzsre
has prDr-d hImsE Uzs ~ the aoier:
menba-s u -he 6eazte. BE is TIM
Srie5tiuVs aud ea-pz Il me- .u-
6-arUrs r. Ts0=D0@ :bs welfare u the
pe0!;s, Hn3 Tue passage u the aus.
trsdian BaLiv; oil hus given him
world VIDE northumberland
i; tDSEthe C@E iEea;r four minutes
~ rad the b.lL an j; passed br Z
vote II "a - G. Those G-ssnIia.
Sete Fie:eher. AeGir. Murphy, SEE.
DD. TreGbata rDd TrcuiSir.
AtG32 HDu4 adjourned 70 i31
p X
EF-E=-oo= EEssIus.
6zas-s 6uozttp4- fvr : L. No Is
;ssssd as O'eJo-t =. a ,Die .. - 70
Il IEo ana Uns-EaE huuu Us-s
GiUufesea uEE. IN proposing aruen6-
UJsc& EaLu- mG-.p2E IL ad!ru-L
ROC ssEog tor -o4 zHs-
G- ~. Ill 10 remembered -.
LOFTY
81 4l1- &= Eprze a55uu-o.L
E-cTH h1oo---
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Oar dollar IN addition 10 tho sub.
Dcttption prico Of tho iHDErrYpEar
viii R,yc you cithor tho Chicago Nows
" the National Democrat for year
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PEGIJICEs

By Epfop!s- From c~itizeac u Ec9
cDgDty praying Tor the rrpgaI ~ tine
Osb Tn Water Is~. E.fene1 uJvirt
CDmaiitLec Da IrrgaGy2.
81 C1iGiJs From ~e!tiz.as y.
Wasaoe. D1uXlls auj OrueDy cpac-
ties for Woman guIfa2e. k=ad AID
transmitted " Assembly
sEPORIs ~ sTAsDiaC CJE&!TTEE&-
Committee on Agriculture Tep2rteJ
back =. H. 81. ., repeal u the Osy2rg
"atsr !Iw, will recDEmcn1a.iyo that
IL liz referred u JDjGt Committee On
Irrigation; alIJ 4. Il No. 81 favor.
ab!y; nls0 4 u. No. u 10 a,oe1Js!,
~tiyJmbly. AaDeninents adDytei.
H"sslGe from GyyerGor approving
S. Eis Sps. - and 30.
Frgm Controller transmitting def
cheney claims ~ ELahB University:
IRON Assembly Transmitting 4. E's
H0s. u and =; alzD returning S. BE
Boz. y, IS aud 90, which pl4,el; alyo
4. B'a Nos. 81, -, ~ and 81, which
passed. a..
Special order S. Is Eo.7I, Revenue
bill Pending the reading Of tlns iaa-
p,rtant bill the Senate tux recess.
AFTERNOON sGgsiUa. .
Ecnnta me. at IS3g =. -. President
P5ujlds presiding. Roll called; q
quorum present,
T. H. No. Is taken up md further
coDsjirrcd. Passed uDdnimpug,y.
Special Ordor, A. H No. II, Ijo.i's
labDratpry bill. R,ad bird time aud
passed. Al Senators voted aye ca
Gept NliOtt.
SDcciaI order, subatituto for s.. r..
NO.3t, WDrlI's Fair bill Read third
lime aud lost. Ayns, S. noes, II.
HtHpDUoTIosAHD piGsr ngADrrG.
by Ba@yer-B IS No 81, an Act "
hl!pS State Printing Once IL do all
printing E~eroasrry for State IS urd Of
Trade, lteforre1 " CJn mites on
Printing,
~ Committee on EiUcntion a. Is,
No H3, nn Act % provide for lilo
diplomas for tsnchcfs. Read md
placed on file.
hpEed that when This 3ounta nd
j0nrn 10 day IL do 20 until 10 A. a.
Wcdnoa lay. Carried.
a. Is, No. q ~rocoHsidcred and placed
on HE.
A. j. No u Providing for painting
portrait Of Governor Stevenson. Com,
mittGo on Claims.
A. H No Acknowledging Office,
OF White Pine Delegation. Conm,ttoe
on Ways mad Means.
A.B to- 10 Rotating 10 county
printing. Committee on PRINTING.
a, H No. 81 Rotating 10 bonding
ofdabta 0f Linc)ln county, Without
melton on tho bill tho Senate I'D.
jOumcd.
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AasEAnLY.

Assembly mot at II A. ". spoakc,
BgknelI 10 tho chnIr. Roll called
quorum ptcGent. journal road npl
approved.
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nEroRTs or srAnpIao COMMITTEES.

Judiciary--H, Is No. slightly
amended fayorably, f.. Is. M, rs. un.
mSorhbIy. A. Is, No 81, fiyorubly.
Clnima-rA Bis Ms, III and %, and
H. B No. G8, fnyorabIy.
Agrlcultura Bubs.tuts for a. Is.
No ~ mud A, Is. No. 81, fnyornbly.
a. u. No. OI, unfnvornbly,
State Institutions a. H's Nos. 8J
md lOl, hv0rnbly, No, b3 makos Tho
Hopornor aud Superintendent IL Pub
ltn InatFnGlion, y.0lll tl0 m0mi,ors OF
tho B1ard ~ University ltogcnlu,
MESSAGES rnoN THE %0oygnNoR.
a. Is, No. o. Fixing salaries IN
Humboldt county.
A. II. No. % Authorizing board Of
Vfnatoca TO isauo gowDr bonds.
A. H. M. CO. AhcllBhing GOmpcnsn.
tlon NJ County Auditol0ior extending
taSeG on assessment roll.
MIsa,0Es tRoN TnG hRS,rs.
Il. j. and g. L. No. H. which aaaod
tho Btnhta.
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ASSEMBLY,,

hssembIy met at u 4. w.. ispenkef
EtekpeIl in tho chair Roll called; u
quorum present; JoDrIal read aud
Bpyroysd r
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hbsEaDfY.

Assembly met at II An Spcalwr
Biehnell in tho Giair. Roll caIiod;
u quorum present. journal road aud
approved. r
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1891-08-06
A CEEEBRATED BAND.

The Mexican Band Secured for tho Sioux
City Corn Palace Festival.
The management of the Fifth An
nual Corn Palace Festival, which opens
at Sioux City October l and closes
October II, has secured the Mexican
band to give daily concerts in the I'D
ace during the coming festival. This
band is one of the most noted in the
world, and will be great drawing
card. 1t is not only q great musical
organization, but it is also something
of a novelty in this country. The band
engaged is under the leadership of
Capt. E. Payen. 1t is the official Mexi-
can court band from the City Of Mexico
and is to Mexico what the Marine band
Is to the United States. 1t is the same
band that was leading attraction at
the New Orleans Cotton Centennial ex-
position, and numbers fifty-six skilled
musicians, besides the leader and inter
prefer. The musical concerts have
always been 2 great feature of the
Corn palace, and this year will prove
doubly SO. by reason of the engagement
OF this celebrated band.