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woea o. RICH MEN.
They Can To Neither ro:itielanS.
AuthorA. Nor 81 q amen.

They Can To Neither ro:itlelanS. So1
Authors. Nor 81 { .srrn.
"Thc very rich people a.o to DO
piticd." said 4 wcli-known capitalist
and club-man tho other day TO . New
York correspondent OF the Kansas City
Star. when y MAJ once gets q large
fortune there is no ~cmolutocnt worth
striving for, for II ho tries and succeeds
In winning 1t the world says that his
conflict wa made easy by his wealth.
II he has political aspirations he Is a.
cuscd OF purchasing votes and favor.
II he wants - shine in literature II ~
declared that no hires an author - write
his books lie is not permitted to havo
n honest love for art. for when he be-
comes 4 collector 1t is said ..that he buys
pictures by tho ya.l aad staruary aa
though II wcro chccsc. John Jacob
Aston. who died recently. could have
becn Minister to England under Prcsi-
dent Hayes, but he refused tho position
because he knew the Nation would de-
clare that 1t was given IN reward for his
contribution 10 tho campaign fund. In
his whole life John Jacob Astor was
nothing moro than = rcal-cstarc agent
ON 4 lar-c scale, and his end was ac-
co;ap!ishcd by govt. the bauc OF all rich
mon. tiout is the inevitable result OF
aClucnco. II Is good food and what i,
now called COOL cooking that pro-
duccs govt, and tho man Of largo
means is sure TO have both. Mr..
As;or "a what might be called
u quiet liver, that il, he was per-
fcctly temperate il his appotitcS- BE-
sides this lao was an extraordinary
strong youth and began his life OF lux
ury with a constitution OF ion. Eut
the steady. unbrolicn comforts and plcn-
itudcs Of his existence did their work
and lie died at sixty-ciyht. looking rs
hc:tty rs any man in NcN: York. 1t has
sometimes been observed that govt is =
fashionable ailmcnt, but in reality 1t IL
Il prevalent and deadly disease among
tho luxurious men in New York. and
nclrly every club window has I hi. rcd
faced man in IL who Is haunted by tho
realization that he may he called 10 his
reckoning NJ any %lIo:ncn;. II these mon
haG ever been tempted into tho fields OF
cndc1vor and taken pot-l.Gk with Tho
regulate toilcrS OF the earth they would
he all right. but tho smooth elegance OF
doing nothing that they havc INDUCED
in. together with the wincJ and Spi"cl
dclicacicS tina have formed their SuI.
tin:ncc. has pu; them into pretty much
TIC Same physical condition a. those
Tccse that we make into pltcs dc foii
Eras. | advise the pooi not 10 envy the
;ich. ! will wager that they arc rs I'm,
happy as anybody. Tho richer they arr
the moro unhappy they arc. They cal
not &c into the struggle for fame. ,hcy
mistrust tho motives Of every now &C,
quaintanco. AMI they Invariably have
the govt. You will not find n more sor
rowful looking SC: OF men in New Yorl
than the ones that belong to my club
And they arc tho very richest ciii=cn
We have In fact, | am a pretty Sad do.
nySclE"
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FIGHTING FOR PRINCIPLE.
Hundreds or Doliars Spcu. 4, II.i-,tIc.
Over \ DnlIlr.n nI-n-IInII u

Hundreds OF Doliars Spcn; In LI:i-.tIca
over DolIlr-and-a-IIaIf III.
Two or three lawyers were talking of
old lawsuits the other day. when ono Of
the oldest racEibcr5 CT the INDIANAPOLIS
bar remarked to n Journal rc,crtcr:
~ rcracrabcr tho Perry township rir
case that took up q coed part CT ozc
terra Of court, having como UP tAroaIh
: iusticc'o oEicc. The cacc war tried, I
bc!icTc. b. Governor Wallace, father Of
~ postmaster. and there wcrs at Ic2.t
tx" G-rn5 OF lawycr5 on each side. S!cao
Coilcy and Thomas Walpolr were il the
CASE. and. so far Is Mr. CollcT = n coz
ccrncd. he wa3 then in the full povcr Of
his rcuowa. The case E2vc him full
opportunity for tho display Of his nic-
tarc5quc gcniu5. and the drollcrics he
tafrscl iato il long furnished matter CT
laughter for the bar. Mr.. Collier. how
ever. 10 matter how abSurily drcll he
Tai;ht bccomc. never lost GiTht Ct the
">St ~ilicrcsiSof Eis client and ccrt:iniT
rcvcr lost sight Of his own il the a!:.pc
ot as lat 4 fec &c it wa5 possible - OBJ
tain.
Tho question va5 abou: the identity
OF shot" continued the l~avycr. The
witnesses on one eide swc.c Il wa3a ri-
- 4 b2ruyarl. and had never bcca
o.: until it had been put into :
TCa. irc1a which II v.as taken % D,
slaughtered The witnesses Oh TIC
other side 5-o7c that they had known
IL ITc-a the uoc IL : : Sucl:lir-. liz.
nc great P2Ict was the pro.-i CT an car
mark. tfnc claimant, sustained by 4
st Of Witnesses. said he marked IN car
nE ~ gAr-- - 1T ~ 49,. -
TIC rat vas explained =: --e.. l-,-th
10 the jury. The o:Aer claimant :ail
-"' mark O. thr CIR OF his sLo,c w.
I'm Try the teeth Of ! Do. /, yTas -
tbrS stage 81 t5c testimony TIA: = scrS2-
ti"aal feature was introduced One
Eiiocss- haTiaE b-o3-ht his :cs;;noaT
- a exciting P2i5t added q climax LT
pulling from ms pocket . p5-kici pi--3
car. rhica bc dcclurod ~ u TIC ea- Of
ihc Shpta II g1rc5j2a. TbEs created .
Grc@t p?rr@ n TIE courtroom. ~ ~
rfcct Q! tIia PjS3-ill .-a-s7lT u,,a
the jary conld nj To- i,e2cz-cd Ihc
wfncbs -t5 The cat ua- ko-Tcrcr.
racaburabiy discTciGtsd All -Zc csc
WEI; On. ho3trlI cTrgra .-c-a r11lol
II & testify AZ - Whit 1L- ciEz-ca-, n
appearance wpldl =. srI Ta.a = rao.o-s
car cut With q KITE I'D q. .1u
Ivy tac foctb Of L dr.. Tho
cSpcrf@ ID E:r PZrse sa1 "a? SIT dir
ayrcrd. and u1prhfT ir2sl 7s-It he;l thc
trcona igrT ~slblTaTso2 :. i5c Grz. nd
done. Chargct IS JEr5sty =crc ra-d,
on each tiac u34 arz;otcv Il a..ault
una s;Strry CctGt FTIr CIT Gift Til.
cyais % A.-T32a sTeFz A-;ucea four
tn3 Gre 5za2.ud dollar On
each ,idC."
Whit nus IIe 1hry.r uo-1hi~
- b'ui ois d15its =od Gftr cents,
"ai tae llS&2ts sre.e l-hlaZ for
princi?ic."
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Sacred Heart Academy.
o=stn. Ir;Hh. Gsrnduut.d by the
ssis;ei7 81 the Holy Cross.

IL u h1ar5ipE Hnd dry schp.l 40
1ffs5 - 't'e ~sanrfti"o u young ladies
1a3 Little ritiI. 10 addition t9 Il
ibc-vU~h j'ruuiicRl JuEiisn ruu-Ee
&a3 Lut:nt c!asset IL uriE GncJ,ipr.
t!ps wiIi ~ i.Sa ,h;rt-hand u;e cur-
darta3 nfD.r the lat4gi prp+y-.5
toetbads. Tae5gh and Gnfuup arc
or'iosBl fto5aeE
Ba.s6sE ib- tlarpsutE 81 drawing
rAieS ate tspEti ~ I'LL ihs c].neepf.
p'rsie paJals "a :Ae stadio '"sEle
insiiusi5s8 ia rra.aD, past 1. 10 oiilE
in o! sot wGiS: uUiuff, o. tbira, six,
ssiia ADJ fs!re;-
Ia i5s D0scal de;aitlaeD; lrFsgns
ate ryrea in,o.Hl uusrr. AID on iasnu.
harp. guitar. cfiaa. violin. nau1olln
aad Siitof. Specil classes ia art.
music, fancy woTS, c:c, bare bean
formed lot ladies residing 10 toe cts.
Inc Spring tcrm. or session. anil
commence on the LIST .. February.
though pupils viii 10 admitted al
any time.
tor further particulars Apply 10
Sister Superior. Sacred Heart Acad.
coy, Ogden Utah.
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CAPITOL
ts.,a Tic Rsao lOaraa,.l

C>RsoS. Jan. %. 1871.
EDTros JouRNAL:--Great iniiSna-
ton is expressed here il Clrsna on
the shortssateiness OF the Rlilroal
Companies in having OIL passes run
outSo sooa after aijau-nynsat- They
expire March - 1891 Hal they
Girea us s few days cEacs VS. might
have s:racS n gamc and left more
marey hesa As il is we Will have 10
r0stls o. walk.
The Republican Senatorial caucls
cana OF last night. or vi J. p.
Jones was ep!oSiEei having been
eighteen years working Tor silver. ani
saoceoiel 10 p~rsrlhtEE upon his col
l,asuss 10 have law passed u-kias
silver a commodity.
Tao State Senate is n disniicd
baIy, Far above the average in ability,
Raa the membsrs sssn 10 be in casn-
est for reform.
TIE question no~ IS WHO are the
Democrats going 10 vote Tor FOR SEA-
atoc? Theodore Winters, General
Il N. Clarke AMI other distinguished
r!tlsens OF Nevada are mentioned, and
Q bona fide resident o. the State vii!
set the complimentary vote.
The Constitutional Convention is
hang discussed, and l think We will
Obey the Viii OF the people and do as
they desired. l hear OF NJ contG-
nation ASaips; IL
The salooa men here complain that
the bar in the other end OF the Capitol
does not comply with the l. o'clock
law. The SPoakeE Of the House
ordered our bar removed. an We
have - dspAnd on some generous
Senator 70! 6 drink OF iearo tie
Capitol 10 set IL
LOWS HousE
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NiLEAcs.

TA>Rlaro,1 fate from Els7 to
els.sa is slI.IA. making the sa-e fos
tas rounl trip $3.50. a sleeper
b,s.a from E!So to Reno costs 50, or
s. fos TIM round trip. oae meal
cash way on dining 4 at 81 casts a
Espsaas over nisatnt Rsao, say 50,
or IS ing and coming, making the
total expsrse for miieice and eSpsns"
E1iag to and returning from The
Capital Slo4l Thea ada S2l6l Tor
n.ssSsary drinks ca the route. and
W. have grail total OF So Tae
msnbers OF the Legislature from
f'iso allosci themselves Sl'5 for
ailea.e, nnd the ~qaestoa ar.ses,
waers dos that extra SOD como in?
The Inv allows that amount, and
the menbars are not ~ be blamed
Tor taking tho snn allowed by law
when appropriated; but the law is an
u.iast ono aad should DO changed.
II has hssa siSs>stsl That sone
member, or menbers might Cover
Themselves with glory by refusing to
accept nore than enough 10 cover
tAair actual expenses in Soiay "a and
returning from the Clp.ta!; but il
Nouid bs unroasoni5!e - expect any
iismber II do this Gnl>Ss they all
dii Il The present Legislature could
makea big mark in its favor by pass,
ing an Act allowing each member u
saR.ieat saT FOX miicare 10 ove
,he astaal expenses OF ,hs trip, and
20 nore
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One orIhc Howard BOYS.

Wilson Howard. 4 former le,dcr Of
the notorious Howard ta.tioa o! H:.r-
Ian coIaty. Ky, Is caainei in tho
City prispl Ell roIl. II D0aa County.
NJ. where h. is 10 be trici Tor the
murder all ToS5,ry Of ! deaf mu;e
about two yClrs ago.
l. ist Au-Is: uoyiTl ;ssAl;ea,ei
10 S Il . haiin Co. 4 term OF eight
years For a stag rohber! ccmui;ici
il this State. lie gave the name If
Charles Brown.
DyiecIve T. V. lmbolen arrived
from Missouri with TIE necessary
papers - seeoro Howari's re!elsc u
icw days a:o ana Gav.T-o! MaFih an
pardSaed h II - lhs: be might b. n.
arrested Al ;-i.i 10 iLe murder.
iIoNasi - assgsci Q: killing at
LEAST eI-&; 9>a 10 k.gtacky anil ihc
iac::ol Q! wh!Sa Re WIS leader has
ss=; I sco.s - more ea>-lieS 10 their
Sravs$-E1l:aiasr.
TIE prIso9ar. wAa IS said 10 b.
twea'y si2h: years u!d,o-dIy, passed
through this 2o:lia. on tram No. !,
!. charge 0. two c:Ssrrs, n route 10
Aass5aEi Uhsre ne wall D. placed on
tTii toT murder as above stated.
:hoasA Howard says lie has no; bcen
IL Missouri. fnT four years tie thinks
II IS The intention Il Bailey. ous .!
the officers havia: him II charge, 10
XII him. (HovardL before they reich
their &c. iira;,aa.
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Harry the Preacher.

Tas Indian rho !, w,ll knozo
iASJugioli = ls:esa NcyAi, by "a,
mans .! "iiirry Preacher" Wits.
u lst dI;s o: Cser;y C.Sss. Jaa. -.
1871. 10 i LAZY Of Wells as 'olloNs:
"fis ili,sas in this part Of the
crln:SS Isc nil liisi aul p,ac,i5.e
IL - al \ hoII sboit;hS Isii7s b..
Ia! on the var p,ih, FOR ihcrc is no.;
en'och OF them 20 make n corprcls
eoari. So 3ou can inform all OF my
whiio B1csthcta that there is no
hostility eSis,ing. The S'ar Valley
Fia Danso is simply u sosiable Dance.
please fad tho above letter 10 the
E!ko Paper aud obiiso your Friend.
HARsT ISpiAs PREAeHEa.r
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The American BoaImakcr

For January has just reached Nj
table. DGnlg the pIs; five years
steady grow. n. has marked this
JOURNAL, and the humorous assurances
OF its increasing ~po?allr!iy have been
mast gratifying 20 the publishers. 1t
l. proposed IL oTe5 a,L a.s mimi 10
subscribers fr the cnrrta: ear Il
complete "D!c:ioa3ry OF Printing and
BNokmakInE." which will b. invalu
able 10 the c-atL HE p-ic, o, whi.h
alone is ST. The BonSmIksTi' pub.
ljshci b! Howard, Lpekyool ( c..
rs Dame ST, New IusS, At - i yeJr
in asCIncS.
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The Indiana Law.

Oar thanks are hereby extended 20
Claude MlithewS al ola lime friend.
now Secretary o, State OF the Com
nonwesl;h OF lLdiaaa, Tor a copy Of
Tie lndisna election law, based on
;he Australian ballot system. IN a
let's. dated Indianapolis Jan. 10.
1881, NJ. Ni;ihsSs says:
ave were mach pleased aud salts.
fled with the law, tar frs, ~e,cslioa
undsrii having baea teld last No
yanbsr."
II any Of orr representatives. in the
Legislature wish 10 examine the
lndiaDa Law we VIII cheeTipHy FOR.
wST3 the CO.. Y received yesterday.
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NEvarA ATURE.
F1necn,h ses.ion.
Fourth bay. Jan. %.
SENATE

Senate met At II O'Clock. Mr.. P.esi-
deaf an tbs Chair. Rpl CT lea; all
rieSeat Joasail real and approved
Report OF Judiciary Comn.t;re
adopted rcl.tve 10 In, correction OF =
message from the Governor.
ConcasrSnt Assembly Resolution
No j. received and adopted.
Senats Resolution No =, adopted b!
Assembly, was returned.
Senator Mtilctt, gu: Of orier. intro
auceaS. B. No II An Act requiring
tho Gaverao: 10 supply arms and
ammunition DAT o; the Stats Arsenal
for us in ease OF Indian dcrreda.
lions, insuS.eo;ioa aad resistance Of
law.
4 standardization was received
from the State Controller. asking tia,
mileage bo allowed judge Rising toi
certain purposes.
\ message from the Governor was
resolved and referred TO the Commit
ties on Agriculture, Counties aud
County Boundaries
Senator Enmitt moved that the
rsotioa by which the report on mile.
ago was adopted, b. recSa idcrci.
Message from the Assembly re
c-.vsd. Adisurnei.
AsSINas.Y.
Assembly met at II \. N. Speaker
Bickaell in the chair. Roll called; u
quorum prescott; absent, Thompson
aad Folsom. Journal reld ard APP
proved.
Harrington oT,rel II resolution u
have 2o))!estA. h,Iiiall 2.loD cl
rslo.cs printed for the use Of the
Assembly. Carried.
NoTIcK os u LIS
BY Bell, OF Nyc: To coaduc, n
laboratory IN connection with the
Sat- University, wIorsurss. minerals
n sSils - o. asslysl arl Analysed
free { cSpens..
b. Fletcher, OF ElT.!Sa: To create
tuaI FOR EurrkA Rpil District.
b. Hayes. O. Story: To rsiu,c
;hs length Of the sessions OF the
legislature; I.s,ule uImo.7 O: at
tachsI.
BY Lanyn1, OF Storey; Military bill.
BY MEG II. Of White Pine: To
amend Section . o. As;i &c III o! the
Constitution.
THIRD READING AND rAssEp.
4. g. No. l, by Grrvcs. creating n
$1,000 Legislative Fund. Thirty
eight woes il the affirmative and two
aSsSnt
AdjournoI :. l1:22 A. NJ.
EENAEES
Tao Assembly sas-i1a II day lasted
- minutes, and tbs s.Ssipl q, the
Senate 40 minutes, Everyihin. Is
movias smoothly, and by next week
Assemb.ymea and Senators will have
bills formulated and Sessions Will last
, fer the entire day. As pres ding
offers. BickDell and Pou! .ds have
never bscn surpassed in the history
OF the State, aud i: is extremely
doubtful il they have had may
equals.
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BY References - tho remarks Of c.
II. Groves. l. sisl .tivs rsp.r:o7, else.
where ii Ii Is issue. il will tie noticed
:hI; the State aid S32o 70. - mia.
u;,s work il ths Assembly. nai Sl5J
for 30 minutes work in the S,nltc
las' Thursday. there bvirg 30 mrmlc.s
al the Assembly. and - members Of
the Senate who &c each paid IS a day
10! tisjr services. l. it aay wonlsr
tina; the people OF the Suite are clam
oTing Tor reduction in the cxpoal;-
taTes OF tina; expensive body?
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Az uasen,lemanl, oenticn,n.

Lawyer Cildesll at Fresno. in e5.
p~isna;ion @! a report that he bad
knnssel doSn Mrs Sarah Al,hca
Tetry and kick>i her, said 10 a re-
porter: Il ;0ld Ms Terry 10 stes
away from me; told her fcfra;o6l, &,
de 50. The e;hat cay I ~Gs sitting in
MY oaies aud somebody callrj rqe. ]
;anp-d up, md cs;chinc bod OF her.
turned her around and kicked he
from the room. Tnat is all there isto
IL, and III kick her out again II she
comes to my Office. --Exehanse
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. Nero w.aaao apparently died In
Shreveport La, u; =&sn tho funeral
Tr'uusEiHn r7irr1 80 the ctmctcry The
'd,ri aar, tbc i2ss W Ia bcr coffin and
Nant;s 70 Eo7= uhs; ras going or.
J Sc ;7oarncrs ut1S lcr.1f.sirickon and
eisjs rrua in : hum. tearing Ito woman
10 take care u bcrYclL Bhc 10 now "a
rr1l .rr,c-
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How many members O, the Legs.
lI:ure. nov assembled at tho State
CIpit1!. went there with my we'll &C.
haed ideas q practical nad ncelcd
loEiIa:}o2s 81 seclnS tina; 80 Tar
about all that has been don. in the
first week Of the session was 20 ap-
p-oprtaiH the usual 5000 Tor le.is-
iauve expenses and FIX the amount
~ stationery and =ailelse zach mem
ber shall draw. Perhaps ,i,ey will
get down - business IS SOON as they
&c: ihe!: cellars warm.
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Virginia Chroair!e:--Why should
The protection newsP1;-srs take The
t-orble n lay ih~Ealraacs W prices
parallel Uith the Inr-eEse q duties in
t5e Mckinley AT! II this Law was
Doi io~tsa3-lt0 coaPpl inparters Of
foreign Epois 70 charge higher prices
aa4 20 enable home pro1gosrs 10 DO
the szDe. whai was 5ts ot!eefs il il
falls - tb;s bow dors i. 'yra.uc;"s
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TIC INDEPENDENT would mildly
Suggest, with the best possible inien.
lions, that the laws pissed by the
present Legislature DC couchcd in
such plain English that II mln OF
ordinary Intelligence and education
G.ay unle:s;Ini what they mean
wi;hpIt tao jat.Tp7e: hipl % Il law.
Yer. l. sAsns 10 b, Il fact that some
o. q:ossa: llvj 1881 Interpreted
b. Tia legal frI:oClity asst conye, q
meaning entirely foreign 10 that
which the language used would
mNaG 10 y not vcrSed IN lesL! tech
uicilltics.
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il usEer:iar that In consequence
80 this tbs 1TpErfTrEEr Euhs-riptinu
lis; Is rasa-3lD- II hairy list OF STOP
nrcs," The cAtarn Apasd publishes IA
Glen cut lie, for whilh fac-e is NJ
eXnasa phUtrrsr. The iEDEfEHDuST
hHs not OBI u single 81 aarii,ur sinrs
tnn T2surrunce referred -. but u0 the
contrary ~sfsurnl nov ones have boon
Hid4s3 10 nF Iid;.
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EtrlhdaI Ea.ty.

\ ve:y rlNasaat gathering Of young
FOLKS tx place al the 5ssi !-u2 Of
Ja'ueS Ca.k, c: ;he De;,a; Ho.el, last
evening. the osc ssjoa hei1- the SIX
tenth birthday ii his daughter, Miss
llai;ie. Tae yo2a- folks spent the
~cven!aE in vl5:ols kinds O. innccsai
amusement, aGi after cnjcyinc a
sumP;uoas lunch spread IL the Hotel
dining room, all retired, Nshia- lhs.r
fair yoaar hostess many Eszpny re
turns Of her oaiai dzy. fvllue:rs
are The names o! those present:
Misses Matte Keith. lille Eaaa-
s,ocs. Cora l~IaT,is. Dora SLevaar.
Maud Gaaiper, IIa;;.= R~u%as;o,k.
May Gardner. pcSs.e Ms:eg, Halle
Clark, and Masters, EfruIl I<5ca,
Charlie Keith, Joe HAIRS, CG=a-
Alexander. Lnadcr T4her, AnAar Ne
latash, joe T4bs-. AMI Willie ME.gr.
Senator ~iicarsi's Condition
A Washington disps,Sh-ct The 23.a
instant says:
DR.. Lincoln states ;hs; S@-f.a-
Hearst is feeling mU:l 5.;;%-. that
his pulse is mare favorable. HeF-t
during a part OF the Day So5 i,1k
sone light uoCrisans5.- H.zgar-aI
condition. however, Fera;asi !,s Eans
lie IS undoubtedly ars-e CT TIE
seriousness Of bis condition, u E;e
otthe efforts o, he drs:ots - aaz-sEl
IL from him and 20 size hin a7F& lie
- quite natural andiplly hiusElf. lsrf
SeEE weIk ari Ee~i;jnSalSsys weaker.
Ills constitution has shown the crest
CIT st7"ay;h anil visor ash rSz.:Iaua
thtolga all his =i.&arss. and ~aigs.
yesterday. the do,;os dill nc; erpse;
him - live iot;y cish; hoprs. he hrs
81 ta'!isa 20 dsy that riis impossible
TT hoS !oii nc my cJa.iaas is
BE- il.
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Tho frs, bill in,foducej IN the Sen.
utc OF Nevada was on the second day
ct tho session wien LaGFavc, ?
Democrat, introduced, without prcyi.
Gus notice, u bill entitled: An Act TO
latipg TO elections, aud nor fully to
n,cuto tho secrecy Of tho ballot,
This shows how much erodit liz to be-
gwen 10 tho assertion OF tho Reno
Gazette, slmo iimo since. that "iho
Democratic PARTY Is opposed 10 the
Australian Ballot eya;em, as IL would
lSo q taJn up y olJii,jL
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o.. nendtrl Yn,r.l,,n.

a newspaper .; Newcastle. Ing. com.
raerDorstcd its centenary by republican,.
lag Ia hr5t issue. During tho day q
country eoaplc called at tho oLlco TO an.
swer 81 advertisement for help OIL q
farm. They wero Informed that they
SeTe ono hundred years latc,
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NOTICE OF / I

NOTICE OF BILLS.
BY Harrington or a bill 10 provide
for uniform election OF School Trus-
tees.
BY NiSon-Ot Il bili to reduce sal.
aries and consolidate offices in Hun
built.
BY Murphy or a hill relating Ia
closin: OF saloons and gaming houses.
by Ballots Chncurreat ~t;csolu-
ton relative in mail roite from Bt-
non 10 Sodaville.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
by BicknclI--A. Is. NJ. >, to pro.
vide for the safe Keeping Of securities
81 State Schoo! Fund. Referred to
Committee IN Education.
The hill in full is: II is hereby
made the duty OF the State Cantro,ler.
quarterly. Ia notify tho State Board
% Education At tho amount OF money
in the State School Fund. ani when
ever In - shall be u sum III said fund
sufficient Tor Investment. said Board
shall direct the State Treasurer TO
negotiate FOR Investment " ihe same in
US. securities CT in the bonds O! this
State, or in the hoads or other S,sicS,
at the lowest p~urChasah,c rates, ard
the Board shall then draw their order
upon the Controller in favor cf the
Stale Treasurer 10. the mount 10 lie
invested, said Controller shall. there
upon. draw his Warrant as directed.
and the State Treasurer shall clm-
p!sts the purchase OF the securities
negotiated for by him, in pursuance
OF this Act.
BY McGll-COncurrcrt Resolution
No. =. providing fo7 amending SecIioa
:, Article II. RELATES 10 poll taxi
Judiciary.
Assembly adjourned until Monday.
c. II. GEavrl Reporter.
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AREA IL SQUARE NILES.
Total arc, rour S;atss....

From the above comparison 1t will
bc g that the area OF Elko county
exceeds the combined area OF The iuur
States of Massachusetts, Connecticut,
Rho3S Island and Delaware by l.Ai
sluarc miles.
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Miles IcLlcs Pine Ridge.

\ dispatch dated Pine Ridge, Jan
- says:
Gene-Ul Miles and stall left for Chi
cacoR; noon, leaving Colonel ShafteT
ii command 1T TIL .A:,Asy. Tns
work Of d~isarming the Indians is TO
ba continued. The Indians will be
conducted 10 the different rescrva.
tons By sold CTS nj the expiration Of
thirty days, u everything remains
qricL The First cavalry is 10 return
Is California, and at the end of sixty
i ys MliJr Hcary's conmIni is Ia
so 10 Fort RJbilSon.
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Elko County.

Some idcn OF the vast domain cm.
hEacel within tho boundaries Of
Elko county, State OF Nevada, may
DO gained from the following com.
pIrstivc figures: