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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08
AFreR q ousL.
An Eaeo1nt<r ut Nice Ii>. brought :
RAta .tle~ In n. Train.

An Eneorntsr ut Nice That Erou :ht IAny
fAta ties In lts TrAin-
The suicide Of Major norman, OF tho
German army, which occurred recently.
mas said to be due 70 an unpleasant
scandal involving his morals But was
that the rea reason for the sclf.murdes?
This suicide IS the cud OF \ long train
OF suicides and sudden deaths, all OF
which seemingly had :. cir origin in n
duel which took place in Nice in Janu-
s-y IN iSSs. and in which the two prirci-
pals were Biron Won PIcsscn and = we'll
known Belgian sportsman
Gao morning while exercising his
horse en- the llippodrUne of the Var at
N.-c \ Belgian saw one of his friends,
Herr Del ch!aycr. = Berlin sportsman.
walking along with distracted air. lie
accordingly ralloped up behind him,
UhiSkei ~ abe Germans hat by way OF
: pleasantly and cried: "Wcli. German,
why don't you say good morning.
What Her: Oclschlagcr thought OF
this pleasantly will never be known, but
Earun Won Pies en-, who was walking
with oc~lschia=cE. supposed /. was meant
.o-a1 insult, and gave tho belgian q trc-
ccadous blow in tho face.
Seconds were appointed and \ duel
mas 1T once arranged. Tho belgian in
sisted that tho due should DC US severe
- possible.
IL w=s finally decided that tho en-
counter should be with pistols aud tina,
the duel should DO fought in Herr
oclschlagcr's dining-room. In order
that the seconds might not DO arrested
or suspected each OF the advcrsarics
wrote a letter to his second saying h..
he was abog, to kill himself, aud this
%as 10 be used in case ono or the o,hcr
fell.
Tho duel camc OF and Baron von Pies
sen was killed by 4 ball In tho forehead
a. the very first lire. His adversary was
unhurt. All the participants kept ST.
lcncc about the affair.
But in 1889 tho fatality which has
pursued every ono connected with this
Singular duel began to work.
First one of the seconds. Il Lieutenant
OF UhlanS named Stcinmctz. killed him
self. vastly to the surprise of his friends,
VINO supposed him perfectly happy.
This suicide took place early in 1889.
Early in this year two other scconds,
Herr OolschlaS"r and tho Vicomtc do
Jumrilhc died suddenly. Last Novor,-
bcr tho belgian who killed Won Plcsscn
in the duel announced that he was tired
OF life. and killed himself with 4 bullet
III the breast
And now tho suicide OF Major Nor
MANN, the fourth and last Of the 5 c.
onds. closes tho dread tragedy. which
was begun in anger and for u trivial
matter.
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WENT INTO ~hYSTERICS.
How ~ Well. Known Man Made n from
Ell Five Dollars.

How ~ Well. Known Man Made n From.
Ell Five Dollars.
n short, nervous German stepped up
to the Auditorium register the othcrday
ana ornamcntCd IL with tho name l..
Schumacher. While he did so n lobby
ioungcr gave to tho Chicago Mails Club
Man this story concerning tho we'll
known Oatmeal king" and prohibition
leader. Mr.. Schumacher is n million
airc and has earned mis- money by his
own cNCrtionS. His daily WORK Is indi-
Gated ny n remark made In \ recent in
tcrvi"w upon the eight hour work d. ":
VI believe in II for I've Away worked
on the c~ight-hour system mysrlf-cight
hours before lunch and eight hours aft
crward." lie dresses very plainly. Ills
sons Lrcss faultlcssly, and they have
often tried TO get the old gentleman
himself to pay 4 little moro attention TO
matters OF dress. But they have failed.
Recently Mr.. Schumacher casually an.
nomnccd his intention OF buying a new
ovcrroat 10 replace his old, wrlI.worn
garment that had lone service for many
years. Tho sons formed 4 plan TO in
ducc him 10 wear Il fino coat They had
4 coat made by 4 tailor and paid him
$50 for it. They then gave him instruc-
ions TO sell it to Mr.. Schumacher
for SEQ or less II necessary. Then
the boys told their father ,.lat there
was n good coat for salo cheap In n
downtown tailor shop and advised him
to buy 1t. They eve offered to take
him to look At II. The old gentleman
accompanied them, tried on the coat,
and was delighted with IL. 10 was as
tonishcd. too, TO learn that It cost no
moro than an ordinary rcady.made gar
mont and bought it 1T once. Tho BOYS
wcro highly pleased. They paid tho
$50 extra and Mr.. Schumacher was mono
tho wiser fer tho trick.
But n fcw days later Mr.. Schumacher
was again wearing his old coat. Tho
sons were surprised, and ono OF them
said:
Father, aren't you going 20 wear your
new coat every day."
"l'vc sold it, was tho roply.
"What!'
ayes, I've sold II. met Mr.. Brown
on tho street the othnr day and showed
him my coat. Ito liked II and said ho
needed n coat himself. ] told bin 10
go down TO thn Same place and TO could
get ono just like minc for $50. Hut no
didn't believe IL, and offered me SD for
my It right thcn and there. ] took
IL, and I'm S. ahead. I can wcar this
Till =! can get another n made" Then
tho boys nearly wont Into Mysteries.
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RE-
PoKr.

We have re,siyed xith toe compli-
mea;s OF f jones, the rsport OF
ths Suryeyor-t General aud State Land
I:e.::s;er OF the State al Nerada for
the year 1859 and 1850. II Is a
vsipa,inous plmphk, OF 49, pages,
u J coutains many Interesting facts
j relation 20 the various resources OF
7Sevadl
FROM pages % aud % o; the report
M rxtrac; the foIio inE relative 10
tis Usefulness OF ocr STATE:
Ehe climate Of Neraia rs ~. pure
Eri healthy. No coDntry II tie
world IS more FRS from Infectious
da-1sas. and ePIdeDiEs are Unknogn-
Tbs s1u Usually shines bright and
Gear na;il in De,enber, the nights
lz:lus cool the year road in al parts
n:ihs State. Tas uaEked ~p=caHariiy
o climate IS due % the cooling edect
az the many ranges Of sa~oT-c9rered
I-.Jln.aius. TIE moisture OF the
p5E3s Is condensed On The n2gaiain
t - the valleys rcs@iviEg a limited
x1ouat o. raia, aaj to-s ara 1akaosa
OArhigh aitiiSie naturally promotes
:urSeEiiy, making the Stale Z Erea;
~.antarium for -o2E1nPt.rez FsF,
IL a7y, chIidrea barn mere a-s alic:sl
wsiA l1n. troubles OF ;bs aa;ore o.
consumption On reaching naiarir-
May beautiful Saa ae- r=s--ts tnr
inr8ii3s and health seekers Eoull bs
to4nd in N=Tada E-r- prOie: 2gtaoi Is
rs,i 20 b-ins then prominently la;2
u3ace--
Tlraias to paEzs q a.i b =s fad
the following:
-fhe rasga5c=s 0, NsTa5a ~ rz=A5
aai important lhs --s-.s@ Pz-o1
.! depression has ba -zasSd 81
tie &a<H o. s6vzazsoe-t : UP=aG-
iag. Daring Tia ' lSI E2i is.
,h- SITE Sa= R.ioasy z5==.z5 y
s-Sere droesht, Io5 TIE MA =.
o. l5sa9J xEs usFo-2E NEE=
r.=s1ilay II -r=si i3z= E$:GL
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isrrz-s1- u zsy s15=- E-J-zoi =
nzrx=iL pE E4s&& spa@G
p.5aaz s5s--zaz zsj =-zT Zo5 ?.
<aEJ-- Eo4 SsE-A "a
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grSgH=L t--G E-= ~pzo&-z2 = ESz--
6z& aE& - e. zG 1s-
L= - DIS p E-
5z-t E3E :. ~ a go.
az C@z ~ "a @ssza 60 -
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IA . &E I~aEasz2s v. zL-1
az Lax lz4 = gsa- - tx svr.-
tAG1g { .1s E=s=.1sz sgz tat
ha ce1 -E a-s - $3.50
z1s 1cI=sL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08
THE COBWEB PARTY,

4 New and Uniqnr G,ne md How II 10
PI.JoL
The following description Of tho
"cobwcb party" Ia given By n writer in
thu Now York Star:
4 central point In a house 81 Eclcc,cd,
say tho chandelier In tho front parlor.
and IN this q number Of s'=ings aro at.
tacbcd. according 20 tho number o.!
guests who ba7o been invited 20 take
part in tho game. There may DO TWEEN.
ty.nvo. or Nifty, or even more. Then
these strings ara twisted about tho
chairs. around table legs. through key.
holes. downstairs into tho dining.room,
out 20 the kiicbtn, upstairs again into
tho bedroom. and. In fact. all over the
house. These strings make tho cob~nb.
~ u cnd ~ zach IN n prize. which nets
a. a stimulant 10 tho guests, % cnch Of
whom n string IL assigned. 10 follow his
or her thread 70 its termination through
ia many devious and provoking inter.
tf"inings In Chicago tho cUbwob party
has BECOME 90 popular that men arc cm.
ploYcd 20 prepare houses when ono IL
announced. aud 81 sometimes takes
!hfcc days 10 gc. a largo house ready.
When the guests got 70 following up
the stringS thoro Is plenty OF fun, al
they ubo"t III all parts Of tho house,
cross and rccross oach otbcr'8 paths. 10;
their feet tangled up In tho threads.
aud have a i'oat many funny oxpcri.
cnccs.
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Another Snicid..

Alex. Arthur, engineer Of opgine
NJ. 81, was running a light engine
yesterday. When about four miles
west Of lIlm5o!dt lIouse re noticed
whit he supposed 70 be o track
y iIker. Tho mln "a storping down
- the act Of liking n spike or plate on
fhc rail. and jus. before the engine
roachcd him Ito looked upand MS the
engine approached him he deliberate.
u plhco1 his head across The rail and
moment his head was severed
from his boiy, his brains being be
fDIttcrcd all Owe tho front enI OF
the engine. Whoever the party may
have been his intentions were to com.
mi: enicide. That no succeeded none
will doubt Tho engineer says he
wa too closely followed by No. 8 70
Investigate tho matter further
Silver Statc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08
TIE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT sYS-
I'm

Sezz -onA t-s4 C=oa Kat TE=
E~-Pl1.gc4a a1=-y 4 re L-Z-
tz=. xii E1t Pera4: E= plsz== O! :
Gs= s~a4boEyiag t22 Az-z S4L:
szeEz We have sIP@.cL - G--a
IA moths past T5= boaa ID zE=--
thing Il Ike RsP25i=z. patty = ;az
State AID tEs bcss| - ~; Eza: Z
puge 5agss IL S=7a5- TIE prz--
Loo Pas5sa @S7 % tie vyr.s
suoznt ~ cO:hiEz il tS= eye .! lkzs
par:y AID Is bDzsz
The Republican Sa:e Cc1Tsz.i55.
zhich s-.Ib.si AZ yiisiais Csy
S~pL !, 80 sdyptsd the io!b=iez:
Hssolrei. Tat zs ~, 10 favor Of
the Australian system 81 b1E!oI
the DsDo:raGc State C5ayea,.Oa.
which MT az Eson, Sept u IsD,
adopted the fplygzing restitution:
is-solT d, We favor the Australian
ballot system "a easetsI ~ the State
Of Massachusetts,.
Ever Soiy q. C,Irroo, from Governor
C1lrord do.D, stands pledged 10 the
enactment ct the Australian b1iiyi
laE. In visw Of the p~la:r1rD5 Of Tia
t.:o political plftirs tho member ot
tho Legislature Who does not ro;e I1i
EIrb q measure. "ill prDye hi1ssif :,
BE- both a slave and q ssoIudnei Of tbs
most pronounced sort. The local
Irees should spot them and pursue
tilcm with fir, and roj as long ; they
sh1ii ds,rac, the State with ia.
pre'ence o. their rotten carcas5es-
Eureka Sentinel
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08
Strange Church.

Il Is rzT7TtaI from Petersburg, Pr g.
taa' ar5z-ch las i4s, b2en dedicated
II that city, Th.ca has 10 pastor, no
roa5zio-y. n cJI-7-ZstIrn. 10 mem
h"rz II Kill b. known as ST. M1rX's
Memorial Reformed Church. aEd will
be opened inTItlngly to whatsoever
wishes to ~orsh' p in it. 1t has been
ere:;oI AL phi :or By u. Wolf, j..
4 former member ofGracc Church OF
the Reformed Church OF the Uniicl
States. The church is something
after Jol1uin MilIcE's Giraffe idea,
oYsa 20 all comets. 4 pastor and con.
sreSition may be acquired by and by,
bat the church will sill b, open 10
any who want rest OF pray aithin lis
wal!s.-,Ex.
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,ih,as - da,iainnolrai

bih;ses ard 5g,is involved
IS:saedj JoaS ?. JOINS
NIEoouc4rS TSEsnNo
TAhoai aierJoas aoiio- Aia&T, c:
Exc. iatroi0od \ z No L. e.
titled AZ Act renGl@s SEts-
afiiasiis fro= AF?,i7zIis tu- 4 E@ES
II this STATE. Eeir.~die Cos@;;o-
ca Pub3sc MOrAS
s L No Is recsvcd oGf q o-sc--
s & M Il referred - 5zd1<r
= & Nos 5 and 6 o-desSd g.
E1z<-i
Ate tzzasse:izc;sz hcse bzS=@
X I vey ss~FyEzv, tSeAs~=Sg- -
Da;sNa &c NJ GSaoHZ a~5!S2-os5
UGl Noo5-yA Il II y o-S,usS
c II. GeavE EssSrzs-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08
Population Of Nevada.

y Washington Dispatch o! tho 10Th
instant says:
Tbs population Of Nevada by cnun.
iies 10: Churchill, 7m; Douglas, l..
oil; Elko, i,I9i; Esneralda, 2.i4s:
Eureka. 1910; Humboldt. 3I3I:
Lander, 2.2G; Lincoln, 2.iGG: Iron.
i-s5i; Hyc. 1870; Ornsby. t,sG3; Ia,oT.
1l3; storey. S.3pj; Washoc, Cos ;
White Pine. l,73l. Total for the
State. 1891.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

! csE S1:e-rr& AaSTSe- started in
Cai1ESo fas Tia F1rPse q transport
az S;si'ls frca The c-sli rzo-ScS IN
WscEi- CEza scd Nozfaaa 10 Phi
aSeAE EAe-s Enpe1S zha;;ojS ~i.l
lie e7cS e. Il = !rta5&Sd ihS; this
dressed a%Sf SHAH 80 - sa-Fly the
E~E-aTs>a ES-k,tS l: VlI cost ,cSs
- - Eve ca;ile - Philadelphia ard
< soea ts=e Iaeu - XII them .
We+ Ta5 ship Tie dressed iSeii 10
Mex YO-& za5 E1-,9A
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

h:-Pa-S SichosS ~ None
oe-rS his c4asio-i II his Stfcial Sa-
rs':> Tia; every ore Q. bis active
~ssrSoS shall ri.rt Sa-Tr- lSl 40
SaPNEs@ evs3 B-Icsdcs must
ReHai is.r'H, every CSGEzrcer SrG
IodeS CcGHxrSSS 9. = tu;iiiso1 tea.
cTeT &s5Eer o. cC,o. hezs. fv..
EESE Su>t-, ,2c7CoTrr. aust piact
too cavs tRs~ sei every CORPORAL
80, TIE Eψe calculates that in
SozsSpc-S g tbs oHSSr AoSte
agra I'll SsysGnnonO s-aPNyiaes
AID Nnas &iy. t:s,s 80 j4aal-r
Isl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

The Examiner says John ~.
Mnckay attached g. w. Bonynga in
in the Nevada Bank and thfdshcd
bin e"nrdiy. BonyrEo was formerly
Mackcy's broker and is now q ~ lion
airc. The trouLi, 10 supposed to have
been caused Ly the publication Of
s;arrilons o%'tlG'e', supposed to have
been inspired by Bonyngc and reflect
ina on tho Maekays, in L2Ddon pa
pef9.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08
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hstxr=r hare a-5 Cz = = Rad
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Eai-A -es[t-S = E.zlSa e .rGz-
$40 = las ESi l=- p w -
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uHazt - S.-lawz D-aisaag Sgs -
the a1f = P=-i@- soI== aa1nSy = L
sinai IH=Sss Esrs Il La za- 80 Ia:
f-rrcs.- wAH- S,-erS7a EH@sd T. ~
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3-so=1a, - Es za-s zaEl-n=5 by L
caHra5 2u-aa sltaz - gc3 Is
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W2s2 ms ca -za=ar5 na-s Bad
slzE la; tas eg- AM se-u-zl Il -oam
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s-1na1zI EDa H. r=a.iia- 1hs
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A=-e NM rs @,-2En- wA=1 - 1T
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

Iy-a- SExyer, son of Circuit Judge
J1-a-z1 Sdwyer, who WIS tiled a
So Rel, Cal, list ThurSl ~, was
a-915;:-d 81 the charge OF assault
Nh Intent To commit murder al
>GlA.tn. The Judge charged the
.=- 70 acquit, and then aGmoni he /
S1E!eE TO have greater control over
k.s icm. er hereafter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

Tho kilograms announcing the
death Of VIM WuJofn, Secretary Of
T~'cieury. will leave IL vacancy IN
President Hafrtecb's Cabinet 10 DO
hIled. il tho President has any de-.
sire ~ heal the breach L,iwcen his
adminiattatiou and the PIciic toa,,
We would suggostthat lao appoin, u
Western man. q ftifud Of silver. 10 I'll
the vdc1ncy caused by the death OF
Mr. Window.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

An oil coioTed WOMB living III
.AtchIsol use 10 prepare herself every
night FOR death by dressing in n blue
gJ"nr and shh w.s always surprised
10 till herself alive the ncyt morning.
SAe kept this up until sho sore out
three or four blue dresses and then
she quit
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

L L. Num-, prominent citizen ~
MAIDEN. Neb., became cnragcd NJ n
c =. and deliberately tied the poor
aajuEl in 4 stall and cut her legs of
~.tH a sIy. The citizens | ccamc ter.
molly excited when tho fact WIS
kIo IN, and Mann WAS compelled to
Il = = escape lynchng.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

An old maid in Connecticut who
adopted and reared Il boy to man.
hood has been sued for $4,000 by the
u~ngrItcful wretch because she chose
10 give him the name OF Moses Dav.
id Absalom Daniel Marx Isaiah Exc.
dus White"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08
Secretary windon Dead.

a dispatch dated New York, Jan
%, says:
William Window, Secretary Of tho
Treasury Oi tho United States, died
tonight ut 1000 o'clock ia tho ban.
quot hall ut Dtlmonico'e, wbcro he
was tho guest Of tho Now York Board
OF Trade and Transportation. His
had been tho frat toast OF toe q
iig. Iio had Just finished his re.
! ponse and seated himself when no
Sooncd ind died almost immediate.
D.. Every effort was MAIDS to restore
lim. ut all IL vain. lIo died Of
ss.t H. calo
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

T-c53- Hsrs6rsih ard August
S-lHsa- 40 iEe.ya years. while skat-
M - &.iEzukee Thursday, were
=e5 y ia-r older boys, vino sad
ilSE El-i=3 20 make niSsers OF
ts== All E5rr held aver Z 10. tire
1atl ;aEy Eere horribly burned. The
hrs 81 D. Gisiigurci for life. The
Yang 6s-Gs escaped.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

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BoI = Ge Ri cz =
s1g-z r-e@-!7 sLAz- La
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

Tie &rssf-DeS sto-n his pissed
nCS-- Ea3 s=G& - has 6eea Tire order
- - AZ A-al 81: sa5E uSae.i
- ass ~ ES=o5&2-S - uater t,r
tos AID oiAs- P-1raaes Uol,d
% ha-raE zel-naSl ~ ;I= present
GE2A Ne azvs aeSo reliably Informed
y : reaasa; Q. LszSi!!e Valley that
tas SAW - H. E15! aiolnrIias is
n@E 21o=t cso iae; deep
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-02-08

Europe has been caught bya hard
Winter without having stoves ur.
England and tho continent and
EortbCrn AfE CT SILVER and shake and
freeze in concert. MIdrii is undcr Il
saowblnk and people iro.zo to death
in Paris.
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IE-iith Day, Jan 81.


S=os:s -: :: Il o-52-E II. Pfszl-
d==tIa IL Car. Roll clI-I: esg-
rs= 2:ese-L JguEa-I rll aal AZ
p:yE'd
Nezazs fr2a the G,ve=acrre'-r-ed
u ;h= Coasai;tes o. Public L1ais
ALI NJ 5...grr=i.JC,auttss
o. Fc1=raI R,lsiiosz
Ssnat9T AcD8aaIG, ~ lsare. intro
d12ej 5 e. No p: AaAc:p =, aai+nd
al At entitled al Act deGaiay the
d1ijes and privileges o! Eylrds #
Cant: Coua.sSIOne!s and mealbsrs
%! B,zrb u County Commissioners
relative 70 care Q! iaIi:ents. aad to
reFel an Act relative thereto. Re-
'=rrsi - J0ii-izy COMMITTEES.
s. il. No. ) considered e~agfosseI.
oIss@i unanimously.
S.B 40. - reported favorably by
Committee 90 CIHms
Foe! mDyei - takc Il recess until
= p. y Carried.
2P A.-THs iyl!pEiny bills and
resolutions we're reported u;son favor.
alb: a e. r. ~. 4 froli JUDICIARY;
i. e. Il. No. 6 fTUsn Agriculture; 4. e.
40. from CozJmttce on E5ucgtiy1:
i. J.. H. 30. s from G umi,tes oa
Federal Relations: y. Is. 40. II. a.
AMENDED from Cyn bittee On Military
Affairs.
r. G. u. No. 7 referred 70 judiciary.
s. Il. E3sT and . referred bscI
farOrIbly from the ABy.nD,y. Biz
PASSED Senate as amended by Assem.
big.
Upon motion Of Sproule the Senate
Adjourned Until II O'clock Monday.
AssEHBLY.
Assembly met at IL A. ~. Speaker
Bicsneil il the chair. Roll called:
quorum present; a1fcDi. Leppcf,
Logan, EixoD, Weighed, Clifford,
and Thompson. Leave Of abg.ncs
granted " all but Clifford, who did
not nsk il. J0uroui read and ap.
proved:
STANDING COMMITTEE.
a. u. No.3, nleo a. Is. 30. G recon.
mended TO piss. Message from the
Governor.
s. H. Nos. II and 10 received, the
former % referred 10 the Judiciar,
and the latter was fc'ufncd % the
Senate for correction OF its hietory.
THO following telegram WAS received
from Senator JOloy unl orloscl
spread upon the journal:
WAsHiSuToS, ID. g., Jan. %, 1891.
CHARLES +. BOOKSHELF II have r..
coived your dispatch advising no of
my election for the fourth term 10 the
u. s. Senate by tho Legislature 0.
Nevada. Plonsc convey 10 tho ~liOuse,
over which you preside, ny high ap.
probation Of the confidence tius OK.
pressed, and OF tho honor conferred as
well US my full sense VI tho rospone!.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Fineea,h Session.
El.sen.b Day. Jan. 10.
SENATE


Senate met al II o,eIo-s; Mr.. Paesi-
leu; IN the Caair. R5li called: qoo-
run present Journal read and APP
proved
S B. No. Il zzs re:eivel from The
COMMITTEES Eiti the reaoaaeada:ios
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