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CIGARS,
Fresh vegetables n Specially.
Notice for Publication.
LASD OFFICE AT EUREKA. SEvADA.(
lnnlinrr On lN.I

LASD OFFICE AT EUREKA. NEVADA,
January 20, 1891.
NOTICE Is l.fHEBY CivES TfihT TIE
IN iOllowine.uauicd scttlcr hnS filed notice
Of his intention To make fiunl proof In sup.
port Of his claim, and That said proof will be
made before the District Court Of the state
VI Nevada, Ia aud for Eiko County, Nevada,
at Elso. Nevada, on Wednesday. April ]. 1871.
VIZ: Charles T0yn, u. r.. no. 81 for Lot l OF
Sec . Lott Df S'ci.Tp % y, Il Is T.. and L Il
OF Sc \ See ~, Tp2tS. Sc +. VI n.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, aid cultiva.
ton Of, siih land, viz: ,
A. @. Dhwlcy, Of Elto, Nevada.
a W. Brown, Of EiSo, Nevada.
+. GuidugCr. Of Eiko,, Nevada.
, ~. l~iyl.ou. OF Eiko,' Scrrdn.
J. 4. EUNNLE.
Register.
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COMMITTEES REPORTS.


Committee on Judiciary reported
fayOrably on Assembly Resolution
No. !, amending Constitution, s. b..
No. p, an Act repeating an Act rcla.
tive to the care 81 ~indigcnts, alsoS. j.
No. q, relative to Superintendent Of
State Printing.
Committee on Claims-Rcportcd
fdvorabiy on some old ciaims, amount
ing in all to 3I27.
Select Committee OF Eureka dele.
CATION report .avorabiy on 4. b.
40. l.. Referred 10 Eureka delegation.
By Foley-S. b. No. q. An Act To
repeal an Ao. in relation to establish
ing Il State Printing Oricc.
by Ia GraTe-S. Is. No. %. An
ACT in relation % frogs. switches aud
guard rails On railroad corporations
and railroais.
By Millot-S. d. No. 20. 40 Act
TO fix tho number Of attaches md do.
fine their duties and pay.
THIRD RcADiru.
a.. O. II. No. 7 made spocial order
Tor has a. 81. Thursday.
S. B.No. 20 read third time md
passed.
$. Is. No. % read third time md
pasted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
hfet ald adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly mot NJ II 4. 81. Speaker
Bicitnoll in tho chair. Roll called; u
quorum present; journal read apd
approved. Absent, George, Lanyon,
Logan ind Thompson.
REPORTS or STANDING CONSTITUTES.
Enrollment--Bal No. 9, Concurrent
Resolution No. 6 ami Joint Resolution
No. 8.
Eugrossmont Non. II andre 3
State Institutions Recommend a
substitute to a. H. No. IL.
Message from Senate "A. 9. II. No
4 wan returned from tho Senate
amended.
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what the vote was The peorie had
spoken and everyone Enew what the
vote wss; IT WAS a simple matter and
he wanted the report at once.
Williams held that the Committee
was doing It's whole duty honestly and
cous,ientiously. and If the Committee
was not doing its duty he wanted
tasn discharged. He had underworld
TO do his duty under his official oath.
II it eooli be shown that the people
OF the State wanted a Convention,
and the returns were properly certi-
Eed 70. ne would vote for a Conven-
ton. He wanted the Committee to
hare ample tineor else DO discharged.
He wanted it set fer Friday If Thurs
day was not time enough.
All the resolutions were voted down
andths matter comes up in the usual
oriss today.
a. c. r no. :. amending Constitu-
ton 80 as TO tax patented mines. Read
t,aird Tins aud passed. Ayes. 10.
No@-l. Adjourned
! ASSEMBLY.
Assembly ne: u; II n. Speaker
Bicsaen ia1he chuir. Roll called: a
! qsbrum present journal read and
! approved. Abssnt, Logan, George,
/ NrFIddsn aud Sexton.
Peiiuoa fsoa. Virginia C;:y Of go
signatures, including leading saloon
| kssPers, for tins nor-rePeal OF the II
| O'clock laH: also one from Reno with
.STpauss. Public Morals.
EE2oETsog sTaSDIxG caNaITTEEs.
Judiciary--A. 3. MOI. untayorable;
IS. d. No. Il, favorable.
Eiucation-A. &. 10. Is. favorable.
Pubic MoFals-A.B B. No. l., favor
able.
Message from Scnata-Ssaats Con
! current Resolution No. g and Joiat
Resolution No. 3.
NOTICE OF BILLS.
By McKay-Of an Act excmp;ing
mining and curiosity cabinets from
taxation.
By Mcclellan OF a bill to provide
for the settling OF water rights, for
nation OF water rights, Gnd storage
and use Of water.
INTRODUCTION or Bills.
By Wager-An Act to create Judi
cial districts and providing for clec.
ton of Judges therein, and fixing
| salaries. IEaci: district TO elect its
own Judge oniy.l Counties and Coun.
= Boundaries.
BY Bella. b. No. Il. an Act to
encourage tho Developments o. mineral
resources OF the State. State Insti-
tu:ions.
Folsom by leavel-A. 3. No. 10.
An Act requiring the payment of Ii.
censes for compensated service stall
lions. Agriculture.
BY Gignoux-A. b. No. 70. An Ac:
| to regulate fees and compensations
for officials and other services in the
State OF Nevada, and to repeal al
other Acts in relation thereto. Ju2.-
ciary. q.
b. Harrinst0a-A. c. Il No. 10.
Relative 10 immigration and natural
, izgt;on laws. Federal Relations.
GEvERAL FILE AID THIRD READING.
a. b. 40. II passed and ordered en-
crossed. :
S. Il. No. =. Relative 70 mafriagea,
passed by a vote OF 81 10 5. Those
dissenting Tere Allen, Johnston, Nc:
Clc!lau, Van Enon and : eighel. Alb.
s.nt four.
4. b. No. 7--R2tuscd engrossmcnt.
House adjourned.
G. H. GgovEs, Reporter.
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q
appointed Gallagher, Foley and Nc
Donald on tho Joint Committee ON
Joint and Concurrent Res ,lution No.
3, relative to the appointment OF a
committee OF the Senate and Assem-
b!y O n Amendments to the .Constitr-
tion.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
A B. No. 20, by Mckay. an Act
exemrting mineral aud curio cabinets
from taxation. Judiciary.
a. b. No. 81. by McEudden, fixing
salaries OF Linculn county officials.
Lincoln county delegation.
i. 3. No. ~, by Allen. exempting
homestead and other property forced
sale in certain cases. Agriculture.
s B. No. 10, by Williams. an Act
requiring the Governor to supply
afmsand ammunition from the State
arsen1lln case OF an Indian. irsur-
rection. Military and Indian Affairs.
sEcoso EEApISG.
S. B. No. 10, by Williams. Of Ell;o,
EePealing the law providing for a
Jauitor OF COMMITTEES rooms. Ways
AID Means.
5. J. Il No. L. Federal Relations.
GENERAL FILE.
A.B. No. Ii, Icy Gignoux, Gppro.
pTiatinE certain money 10 the Uni
veEsiEy Fund. Made Il special order
for Friday afternoon.
A. 3. No. l., by Aihley. requiring
aflidavits from applicants for license
in this State. Made special order CT
business FOR Monday al / p Il.
=. i. No. II, by Folsom, extending
term OF Office OF Warden to four years.
Refused Engrossmeut.
Argument. pro and con, by Folsom,
Bel and Emery
Senate amendment 10 \. C.. L No.
i, adopted BY unanimous vote.
Harrington granted leave OF absence
for one day.
House adjourned.
c. H. GROVES Reporter.
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-1nrronrcrrns OF n111a.


BY Folcy-S. T. No. % TO authorize
the payment 10 Frank Beil OF Gill
for services ~ Acting Governor while
Governor Stevenson vas sick. Rs
,f.rred 10 Committec on Claims.
By Fn!sy-3. L. 40. q, To repeal
tto Act establishing a State Printing
Office and creating the oiico OF Supet.
iltndeut OF State Printing. Retdt.cd
10 the Judiciary Committee.
4. b. (siurphy) to amend the Act
Iclatiys to tie opening aud closing OF
saIoons. Referred to tho Committee
f<,on Public Morals. (
49,, q
8
q. No. 10 tWliiiamson) rolatiyeIto
tntwnfdiHg arms ana ammunition to
suppress Indian uprising. Referred
- the Committee on Indian Affairs.
TAR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
(; There y,us q sonayoat sarm dobnto
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Ghtccnth Day, Feb. 8.
SENATE.

Senate met at IL O'Clock; Mr.. Presi-
dent IN the Chair. Roll called; quo
rum present. Journal read and up.
proved.
the President appointed Gallagher,
Foley aid Mcdonnell on Joint Com
aittee on Constitutional Amend
Lncuta.
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Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
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der, give him u call
and see as fine a
line of samples MS
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
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up. Fit Guaran-
tced.
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SmokcrGct TO send cnoh, u sample lot
Of 100 "NlCKEL" Cigars and n 20.
year gold filled Watch, by Exprcsa G..
q. ID. $500 and allow examination.
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moT1oss AND ErsoLurIoys

BY Fol.r-RelasiEe to the proper
diyisiou~of the flow OF the waters OF
:ae Trucsee river at terminus of said
stream
Reieredto Committee on Federal
F:iauons
By C~orins-+S. C r No. G, relative
I, forming q committee for the pur-
I-,ss of reaPporuonins the membsrs
OF the Senate and Assembly in ihe
several counties or the Sts:e.
Resolution that out OF respect 10
the memory OF the deceased states
lnan, William Window, both Houses
adjourn Adopted.
Ad!oIraei
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Seventeenth Day, Feb. 4.
SENATE.

Senate met at II o'clock; Mr.. Presi.
ient in the Chair. Roll called; quo.
run present. Journal read and APP
proved.
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SENATE

Senate ne.asn O'Clock. Mr.. Presi-
-dsni IN the Chsir. Roll sailed; quo
rum present. Journal read, corrected
and approved as corrected Sproule
absent.
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ASSEMBLY


Assembly met Ut II =. ". Speaker
Birkc,lI ir the chair. Journal read
aadaPproved. Absent Logan, George
aad w~lhel.
Report Of Engraving C5mmittes
received.
a. c. and ]. r. No. . reported on
uatsyorahly 9Th accommodation.
thas it 10 not pass.
NOTICE OF Ellis.
BY Al!en-Bm TO a,neud section one
o. az act 10 exempt homestead and
other property FROM ssle in certain
cases. Approved sIarch c, 1855.
REPRODUCTION OF Bills
By Ffeicher-(by lcave) a. B. No.
IL, an Ac; TO amend IN Act entitled
IAN Act 70 provide tor the aprortion-
men; OF Notary PUblics and deiniug
their duties" Approved February Q,
1884. Referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
By Gignoux-A. B. No. Il (wltkout
previous no:ice)a bill TO apportioa
certain moreys collected as Interest
n. deferred payments on publis land
contracts prior 10 Jan. 5, 1851. Re
fsrrei to tho Committee on Ednca-
ton.
BY Trembath-(by leave) y. J. and
Q. RS Nos. II, 10, Is, Il, ID, Is, =
aud Is. All relate 10 amendinz Isr
Constitution. Referred to Specia.
Committee on Constitutional Amend
mehts.
4. y. No. -, by Harrington. To
amend an Act To provide for the
maintenance and supervision OF pub
lie schools. Approved Marth-o, 1897.
J.eferred TO Committee on Education.
tFhis bill provides for the election OF
81 school trustees in May.)5s
GENERAL FILE AID TzGED READING or
BILLS.
A: -. No. 3, Rslating To closing O;
,PaioonJ), passed 10y ayote OF, 81 10 .,
three absent. Those voting against
il were Johnson, Lanyon, LeepeT, Nc.
Hay aud Thompson.
: A. E. No. 10 upon accommodation
Of Judiciary Committee was indoi-
ritely postponed. Out OF respect %
secretify Window tho Assembly nd,
journed until Tuesday, II a. II.
G. II. Groves, Reporter.
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DIED.

Vas NAMEE:-.At Carlin, Nevada, Feb.
., 1891: W. J. Van Nance, u native
Of Troy, y. l., Gged IS years.
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--:-:-
Committee of Arrangements:
Miss l. C,igheaI. M.s. J.. \. Mcintosh,
Mrs. I. +. ~iin!r.s.. Mrs.. S. II. Henley,
Reception Committee:
Mrs. l. o. Henderson, Miss r. Russell.
Miss u. Alexander. Miss q. Scolcllyr.
Mrs: Vim. Hunter.
Floor Managers:
Mrs. J.. II. TGbe-. Miss Annie shcchnn,
Mss ID. RoscnS;o-k. Miss {. Smith.
Floor Director:
Mss adobe HUNTER.
Invitation Committee:
-ELHo-
Mfs. c. 7. Lynn. Ms. r. L. Riikcy,
Ms. NJ. II. Miller, Ms. VIM. Mitchell.
TUSCARoRA:
Miss Ca;I!n, Miss Ennor.
CAGLIN:
Mss II. Arnacim. Miss L. Williams
rALLECK:
Mrs. II. Mccain. Mrs. Hawk.
WELLS:
Miss J. Gleason, Mrs. ]. W. Petty
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Engrcssiag Connittee reported
Message from the Governor re.
coiyed.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-02
Ser 0eIbe SetteI.

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did the water front present such gay appear
anee as it did yesterday. From Meggs Wharf
TO the Mail Dock every craft was fairly smothered
with bunting. Eusgns, burgess, Jacks, pen
nants aud numbers were flung 10 the breeze from
peak, truck and yard-arm. Many of the vessels
were decked as we'll with rainbows clear TO the
waters edge.
AT Broadway Wharf, where the President en-
barked, the gateway was festooned In gay colors
and trimmed with branches Of everereen. Every
craft and many OF the buildings along the front
were gorgeous with oOlors, while from every
1ag-sta fioated the glorious stars and stripes.
Tie steamers Haytian Republic Zealandia and
Monowai made fine display and were much ad-
mircd by the peOpl- that thrOnged the wharves.
Among the sailing vessels the r. D. Rice, SUIT
ton, st. Francis and Detroit made handsome
display. Nor were The English behind their
American cousins In this respect. The large
amount Of bunting twisted on board most OF
them caused general comment.
The ferry steamers were also gay with hags
floating from pilot-house, ran and Flagstaff.
Every row boat even had It's flag. aud In some
Instances. where the national colors could not be
obtained, discarded Native Son" flags we're