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.AssEssAlENT NOTrCEs.


ONERIAN SILVER MINING COMPANY-LO-
" cation OF principal place Of business. san Fran
cisco. California;; location of WORKS Gold HItI
storey County. Nevada.
Notice IS hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors held the tventyeighth (2Sth)
day OF April, 1898, an assessment tSo. gu OF
twenty cents Goo per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable immsdI-
stey in United States gold to the Secretary at
the Office OF the company, o. Ala California street
San francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the second co dry OF June, 1893,
VIII be dsliuq and advertised for sale pubic
auction ana unless payment IS maze before VIII be
sold on FRIDAY. tho twenty third (2:;l) day OF
June. 1898. 10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses OF
sale. BY order OF the Board OF Directors
GEORGE d. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Omce-No- Ala California street, San Francisco.
California. apo I'd
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On and after May Boston letter-carriers
will work but eight hours day.
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THOROUGH CARPET CLEANING &c PER YARD
i Address CAMPBELL q SORENSEN 236 Four
teenth ST., successors to J. Z. Mitchell Co my2 2O*
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE CAR.
~ pets cleaned and renovated. Jones' Perfect Car
pet BeatiHg WORKS. 25 and 27 Eighth ST. apps 6m
WHEN YOU BECOME DISC USTED WITH POOR
W WORK send 10 SPAULDISG'S Pioneer Carpet
beating works. 1887 Tehama st tele 3O5O ri II
Cl1Y STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO.
- waiting WORKS. % ana 40 Eighth St; G STE
NkSS manager. Telephone call, $500. mr3 ION
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED AND
- renovated: all work guaranteed. J w. SHAN
AHAN, folk St; Tel Sl46: send postaLfell l2m
CARPETs THOROUGHLY CLEANsED AND
y renovated same new. s. S. FERG UsoS g.
c. - Tenth So; telephone 3O36 1T
CoSRLIN's CARPET-BEATING WORKS 3js
" Golden Gate ava. Telephone 2l26. I2u
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!. f&oF .t-f2e. AHIl CiFoP- HOUSE,: COOP BUsi.
~ ness; niustse at half price, sickness. sis
AtsSiCll:.' - = - r,ys{ ~
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:: i or. 81 LESrG0QD. II FYtNG RESTAURANT on
81 hla'st,-a. q b2r G&il.as the owner is retir
lag try M. shess. and: going East Apply call
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LICK SAL EiizCIGAR; STATIONERY AND LAUN
dry. st.rei'. leaving for: Germany. Apply 20
:E1ltll 81. = fnyl yt+
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'E2-A.K t:FY FOR TtENT - COMPLETE BAKERY
- " II store. ltyin g-rOonis stable; 923 Folsom
ii gslli.e:....5l3 Sacram entO 81. ap30 ~.
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S,:kl;0lHi; 5. FURNISHED BooMS;' MUST BE
X d HIS week IrisAllian preferred. us Ms
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:tUICHER,S SHOP: FOR. SALE: GOOD LoCA-
= TOM Apply Eighteedth and Capp SITS sp30 81
: r. ONE ltiisTA rRA-NT; GOOD CHANCE FoR
II 1narisn i-wi r.. ihGnire This ONCE. ap3O Inns
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] oTEE5 CITY, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED AND
Ii "a oTably Ocsted for sale. partner wanted;
doing a.1na business S21a MISSION 81. ap2a 1ls
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:: G. SESSII.. 6 oOlrS 6LQoNwITH's WELL FUR
~ - =. mis- rooms and fixtures; doing good
bus ilesss oNuer must sell on account Of leaving
:. c 'tys-rsl-t 500 Appiy:-C ALIFQRNIA BUSINESS
. ~ CH.ANafIl. Il I.tIars ef.sr: m
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.y-..I$*-fG PA RI.S-ER TO TRAVEL NTH RAJ.
u T. y -oln1st:aHd parach ute-jumper also side
sh!9y s 90 ner month";. can IL Eddy ST. room 2
10 P y. tQ5llay: -: ny2 3t-
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>CwT,A 7 ION ERY.:-. NEWS AND FURNISHING
g0dds: MALT It's val ue established ANY reason
able Otftrs tgate. 1857 Mission ST. apps 7ts
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-I0>AR'TN h:I. ] ). Pa VI y GIiYERY STABLE; ONLY
;sshir End nstri gus man j 555AI ,ssIon Ilys re
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Gss(is.0 :liB liCEFtY Il Nd BRANCH BAKERY. :.
tls-= " w good business; accOunt sickness In
q !tiTe .}l O seyeiteenth iear Guerrero. my3 5t$
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Ico;R,: 50 LES HoE,REPAIkING SHOP; VERY
i c,.- - I'm arkel near Sixth. ap5O IL
al I.LE:!'A 3.iSt.: 'sAE00N FOR SALE CHEAP
;ti>.forGEsh: 10 steuaft St apsO 7ts
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cl.!i-Iil l6-RaoNs; Sunny CORNER" CLEAR
y :.lDC ils $50 mont l:. " hat you uant?.
-+&:fc 5liclDcE 500 BraiiIraa cor. FOURTH
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FtRNITURE. FOR SALE.

II UTGHER-SHoP. FIXTURES AND TOOLS 20
J. sa or 10 let. cheap. 1876 Howard 81. ap27 Z
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GSIl0.. PAKTNER' WANTED; INDOOR BUSI-
:tgaoVp .">mesS: Will pay oyer 5 90 per month
= ear]yt TO each: McLA GnLrN & CO, 2ot - K~arny
= rrl
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CAIAr "A SIC US:EOF Cash WILL PURCHASE
~ =. hEsTrat uSn eSSin a leading thoroughfare:
:2o0Q Ie59ns for selling. S.,CaH once Oakland SO
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LIN i: Germ Z K GIr0cJ cry AND BAR. CHEAP.
| "a lliiy. Call Branch Odfe. - .rnv2 St+
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A TIA sGLVER MINING COMPANY 1904.
n tion Of principal place OF BUSINESS. san Fran
cisco Cst location OF wcrGs, Gold Hill Mining
District, Storey County New.
. Notice Is hsrs'y given that at meeting OF the
board OF Directors held on the twenty-ffth (25thl
DAY OF ApTtl, 1888, assessment GO 49, of
ntteen cents Lee per share levied upon tho
capital stock OF the Corporation, payable iinme-
dlAtey in United States gold coin to the secretary
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II 90 -FI;U IT.:AND XEGETABL ROUTE,
" tn :h0Tse. and wagon: cheap. account Of de
aEt!lTe: Apply. Ill Treat ave. -. ny3 St. e.
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FrRNIrUKE WANTED.
CARPETS.

| me OF ENGLISH LISOLEUMs. soc; MAT
l. tin s. Toe: Brussels carpet laid 6Dc; furniture
lowest prices SHREK. 1910 ana 1912 STOCKTON Il
CARPETs-sNITH's BRUSSELS. e5c A YARD
" NJ. FREEDMAN q co, 22s-225- $50 and 3O6
Stoekfon and Z37 Post st, open evenings II
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>jQu'SI A.IIOS1 sf;I. ~ d NOTION BUSINESS.
} app D ranch. z5 3 Mission st. my3 IT. .
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.


IGHr DELIV ERY-WAGoN, HORSE AND RAR
II ness; complete rig. 3l3 Pacific St ape 7tt-
DINE DOCTORS PHAEToN BELOW COST: /
street. ap2g 7ts
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= ).N9Ew:. LATS'.: AND STORE: CORNER ON
- .Lhdy: s-Sl6OO; ground rent cheap. FAC. EX-
CHASGi.. IS heIrny St -.
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- IGHT BEDRQuM SET: PIECES AND
>.tl:sRrInZ mattress; cheap. Apply 1880 TWEEN
=. tteth ST., west OF Castro. my2 3ts
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,l'A kerry AND 'CKNBY-STORE; GREAT SAC
" Tllce good reasons Tor sell NJ rs Harrison
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y FINER GRO Gerry AND BAR IN THE MIS-
. IS on. app y: Gail. Branch once. a.. my3 3t*
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&: -. = =. , IthN III- bAkEkY, .CaNDY, ETC:
= - 2.:daily lsales SiO:-stckness cause Of sale
.Ae l.E:f y. barEsln: l62r Market ST. my3 as
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

q 9.jRo FINE: CoKNEH FOR ..BUILDING
.N',-OO. lots; size l25xl25; Homestead apd
25th sts w. ]. MORGAN d co. Il Cal ST.
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ID AZ bER,S. P. UNION OFFICE-JoURNEYME
ID cry. country: 22l Grant ~. S.FUCHs 25tuf i6-
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ITO LEASE-sUNNY HOUSE 2s9 SAN JOSE
j ave. cor. Jwenty-hftn ST.. IL rooms and bath !;
$50 Won RHEIN & CO., 513 California ST. 70 It
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GHAS ELLIOT, SECRETARY
Ofhce-Room 10 Nevada bleck 300 MontEomery
ST., san FTanclsco, Cal. apis I'd
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> 7 GRAM SELLS CHEAPEST AND BEST PAR
LIZ lor sets. soc HARRISON; uphostering. my3 3m
:: Tj'RUSsELS CARPETS 600 YARDS: 3 WAL
- cnuJ 6edsteafs. stoves. oilcloth dishes etc:
: yaEl.c heap S27 Eddy 81, bet ana only. 2t'
= FEEG ANT PARLoR SET. lI9 OLIVE AVE
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of6ce-No. Ala California street, San Francisco
California apSO I'd
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:'QRNER GRnGE5Y AND. BAR; LIVINa-.
g Io9ins. Apply CAL Branch Once. :. mY3TtT
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. k.CTlCE-I. An now Al 125 FOURTH (NEw
u! eulldink) and offer Largo stock CT general
hS useh0ld furniture Al reduced prices; 500 carpe:s
Seod IS. new: stoves S5 antique chamber spits,
si5; pqriOr suits, S25 cash or iRstalments; AL AZ
btdroc4. prices T. H. y ELSOS. lZ6 Fourth St att
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l. OR SALEOR TR RDE-BEA UTIFUL COUNTRY
1 home In Santa Cruz Mountains. near Alma and
Los Gatos: plenty water; good prune land and
vel adapted Tor small fruits: fine for chickens;
GEORGE Il. PARKER, S05 Larkin St, san Fran
cisco. ap29 It
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q o. COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE: BAR
u. = - gain this day: sickness cause OF sale
AlcL eUG hLIN q co. -26Ia kearny st. "a
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

U
REAL ESTATE AGENTS 4 RENT COLLECTORS
IL MoNTGoMERY 81. S F.
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Gl0 E00 IVY. coz. SHoTwELL AND 2SD
u -. COV. SITS fats of rooms and bath
each; rents 5 o9 per month. iVEE. TOY & CO.
GcTEQ PIERCE ST. Mr. EDDY: 9 FLATS
tEO OU. of and rooms and bath each; rents
SO. EONEE Toy 4
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TOR REPAIRS, ADDITIONS AND ALTERA
Il lions 10 property reasonable rates, store and Of
fee fittings. ED ROWLAND. 1922 PoweiImrlI 3m
7 V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD.
- er,6l9 Sacramento st. cabinet WORK and fitting
up Offices promptly attended; telephone 9ou.ml6 Il
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IMPEDING STATE DEVELOPMENT.

Senate Bill l06, introduced by Massey,
providing the State and county supplies
shall be purchased in the State Of Neva-
de- 10 the only bill protecting home in
dustry ever introduced in q Nevada
Legislature. II passed the Assembly
almost unanimously. but when it reach
ed the Senate it was regarded as too
radical and broad y measure by some of
the old fogy hold overs.
The bill was to make the state OF Ne
vada ~patronize and recognize its own
industries.
Senator Foley stepped to the front and
rebuked those triAers in good shape.
He stood in for Reno -four. Mason Val
ley butter, for Carson dry goods and
Humboldt potatoes.
Foley rescued the bill from destruct-
ion.-Appeal-
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FASHIONS FoIBLEs.

Gorgeous roses without leaves or
imbedded in thick foliage, and ciolets
in every shade of purple, are the fash
ionable flowers for the coming season
and chapeaux either of straw or dainty
lace.
Buckles, jeweled ornaments and
lovers knots and bow knots formed Of
pearls or gold wires strung with pearls
are very fashionable III all millinery.
Natural Japanese grass is also very
stylish.
Empire hats will be "tl,e' hat for
the coming season.
Bonnets are now more popular than
they have been for a long time.
Black velvet strings are to be worn
on the bonnets this season.
PEARL JEN-S.
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Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, the great Or
gan and Piano man of Washington, n. j.,
is buster than ever. In 1870 Mr. Beatty
left home a penniless plow boy, and by
his indomitable will he has worked his
way up so as to sell so far, nearly 100, 900
OF Beatty's Pianos and Organs since 1870.
Nothing seems to dishearten him obsta-
cies lay in his way that would have
wrecked an ordinary man forever: he
turns to an advertisement and IN ont
OF it brighter than ever. His instru-
ments are in use everywhere. We are
informed that during the mex ten years
he intends to sell 200, 600 more Of his
make. That means q business of $50
OO0, 900, II we average them at 800 each.
1t is already the largest business Of the
kind in existence. Read his ADVERTISE
ments.
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Keep Your Cows Up.

The bill prohibiting cattle from run-
ming at large within half a mile of the
postof6ce OF q town between 8 O'Clock in
the evening and 6 O'Clock in the morn
ing has been approved by the governor
and is a law. Persons owning COWS
should take notice as they are liable to a
fine OF not less than S. if they allow the
animals to run at large in town between
the hours mentioned.
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ton OF fish. Passed.
sEArE-FIFTIETH DAY.

sEATE-FIFTIETH DAY.
By Mcdonnell, S B No 87-Salary of
District Judge. Passed.
By Stearns, s B No 191-Road tax.
Passed. -
By Comins, S C R No -Protection of
the mining industry of Nevada. Calls
on our Senators and Representatives. In
Congress to secure hard money. Passed.
From Ways and Means, s B No Do
Reducing salaries and compensations of
certain State officers and attaches.
Passed.
By Hamil, A b No 16-Preservation Of
fish in the waters of this State. Passed
as amended.
A B No 9s-To amend an Act relative
to levying and assessing taxes for State
and county purposes. Passed.
Al No s5-An Act to provide support
for the government OF the State OF New
ada. Passed.
Al No 58-An Act providing for the
collection of displays at Columbian Fair.
Tabled.
ASSEMBLY.
By Griffin Concurrent Resolution sub
hitting to the people the question OF
calling a Constitutional Convention.
FILE.
8 b No SAN act extending the
time of the franchise of the Air Line
Railroad four years longer. Referred to
the Committee OF the Whole. Reported
favorably and passed.
A B No 130- An Act in relation to
public rords and highways. Passed.
ALB No 79-An Act to allow school
children living more than five miles
from a public school to draw their pro-
portional share Of school money if educa-
ted in q privste school.
8 B No 81-An Act reducing and reg
u~latii,g the salaries Of certain State
officers. Fixes deputies salaries at 800
per month after January 1, 1895. Passed.
$ No S2-An Act for submitting the
Constitutional Amendments to the peo-
pie at the general election in November,
1894. Passed.
sc r No Amending Constitution
allowing = lottery.
Following 10 the vote on the resolution :
Ayes-Allen, Boston, Folsom, Hip.
Langan, Locklip, Logan Manning, Mas
sey, Mccarthy, Monohan, Reynolds,
Richards and smith, IA.
Noes-Carah, Foster, Foulks, Griffin,
Hamil, Harris, Melarkey, McNaughton
N~orcross, Russell Thies, Wheeler and
Bell, Is.
s B No 93-An Act for the carrying on
Of the State Government on a cash basis.
Provides that the State making tempo
rary loans from the State School Fund
to carry on State Government and State
institutions whenever the Treasury is
temporarily depleted before the taxes
come in. Carried.
A B No lean Act for the preserva-
ton Of fish. Senate amendments con-
CURED in and bill passed.
3 No 78-An Act to regulate the
election Of School Trustees. Passed.
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Confronted.

OVHtOAto0s
In DR.. Mines "reminiscences OF New York
city, lately published, there Is a character
istic anecdote Of DIR. Berrian, = former rec
tor Of Trinity parish.
He was an Indifferent preacher. but u fine
executive officer and a man of great per
sonal kindliness- Withal he must have
been either very simple hearted or else
given to speaking ironically.
A country clergyman, half starved on
salary Of $500 q year. came to DR.. Berrian
asking his influence to get him a better
charge.
Dear mel" answered the good old man.
Il don't see why you young clergymen
want to change 30 often. Why. I nave
been here In Trinity church for forty years
and never have thought Of leaving"
Fresh goods and fair prices at R. II.
Cowles family store. Lowest possible
prices for cash.
Tapers and taper oil might candles)
for sale at the drug store.
A Pleasant nEas Dream.
Now what would you think OF a trip to the
sEe1ics
On q ship just as warm IS 9 toast7
with the moderate nights full Of Preside de-
hghts
And the sun all day long on the roast?
Ayei what would you think Of q trip to the
hottest
Country Ger drsamsd of-soms brimstOny
where's man feels the fire that makes him per-
spire.
And leave him-a grease spot. outlined In the
sAndf
Il surely were pleasant TO pass from these frigid
And cold haunted nights to the warmest Of
chimes,
But, alasi We must shiver and pile on the kiysr
And keep mp the IRE with dollars and dimes,
Atlanta Constitutiea.
New sweet cider. Is cents per gsllon.
Fresh eggs, 30 cents per dozen. Fresl,
goods at lowest prices at r. II. Cowies'
ia m ~ store.
Choice meats Of every description at
the Central Market besides butter, eggs
cheese, honey, krout, pig feet tripe &c.
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Choice meats Of every description at
the Central Market besides butter, eggs,
cheese, honey, krout, pig feet tripe &c.
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New sweet cider, rs cents per gsllon
Fresh eggs, 30 cents per dozen. Fresl
goods at lowest prices at X. II. Cowles
ia m ~ store.
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o SALE.

A good set Of double harness for sale.
A bargain. Inquire at the DIspAr,H
Office.
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CARSON CORRESPONDENCE.
Nevada Legislature.
ENATE-FoRTY-sEvENTH pAY.

and Means. Read as re-engrossed. Pass
ed.
S. B. No. 81, by Gignoux-Creating
road districts, oyerseers of same, etc.
Agricultural.
A. b. No. 100, by Locklin-Military
Encampment bill. Military and Indian
Affairs.
A r No 81, by CHARACTERIZATION for
State and county purposes. Ways and
Means.
Al 102, by Locklin-To prohibit the
carrying concealed weapons. Judiciary.
A B 124, by Pike-ro prevent the
spread OF contagious diseases. Ways
and Means.
Al No 70. by Foulks-Washoe county
road debt. Ways and Means.
Al No 96-Regulating the salaries Of
State officers. Ordered engrossed.
ABNo 96-To secure the protection Of
school children. Passed.
SCR No 2-Amend the Anti-Lottery
clause allowing the incorporation of a
company provided it pays 331ss per cent
Of its capitol stock to the State.
8 B No 83-Water right for State
Prison farm. Passed.
ASSEMBLY.
A b No 56-An Act appropriating $1O,-
900 for Worlds Fair exhibit. Passed.
The House was occupied during most
OF the afternoon on the banking bill
which passed.
The House then took A B No 81, the
Appropriation bill and refused to agree
in the Senate amendment allowing the
Ajutant General $500 for travelling ex-
penses.
SENATE-FoRTY-EIGHTm DAY.
LaGrave moved q reconsideration of
the vote by which the lottery bill was
killed yesterday. Lost.
By Foulks, A b No 79-Anthorizing
the Washoe county commissioners to
issue bonds in liquidation OF road indebt-
cdness. Passed all.
By Gignoux, s B No s6-To regulate
the appropriation Of public waters OF
this State. Passed.
By CoMins, s h No 85-Authorizing
the offering aud payment OF rewards by
Boards OF County Commissioners for the
detection Of persons selling liquor to In
dams. Passed ii to 4.
S b No 93-Authorizing a State loan.
Passed.
S B No 84-Provides for the ,vern-
ment OF towns and cities OF this State.
S B No s2-Provides for submitting
the Constitutional amendments to the
people. Passed.
ASSEMBLY,.
S B No 72-An Act amending the
Australian ballot law. Allowing ten
minutes in booth in which to prepare
ballots. Passed.
A No 41-An Act to provide uniform
examinations for teachers certificates.
Amendments of Senate concurred in.
By Harris, Resolution that the House
adjourn at So'clock this evening and the
privilege OF the Assembly chamber be
granted the Third House. Passed.
Constitutional amendment No ~ rel
alive to increasing the State debt to 81
900, 900. On motion OF Bell, reconsid-
cred. Amendment again defeated by a
vote of l4to Ii.
Ways and Means, S J X No 5-Peti-
t~ioning Congress to pass Senator Stew
arts bill for the abandonment OF Walker
Lake Indian reservation. Passed.
Ways and Means, $ B No 50-Provid-
ing for the government OF the State Pris
on. [Boarl OF Prison Commissioners
shall elect Warden, to take effect in
1885,. Passed.
No 79-Authorizing the Boards of
County Commissioners to grant leave of
absence to county officers. Passed.
A No l1l-An Act making il u mis-
demeanor for 6 teacher or pupil to smoke
chew tobacco on school premises.
P lssed.
b No 74-An act for the preserva-
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THE WHITE HOUSE CONCERTS.

The Marine Band Appears to BE More
Popular Than Ever.
It is evident that the Saturday afternoon
Marine Band concerts in the White House
grounds going to be even more popular this
wear than ever before. There was an unusually
large crowd present last Saturday afternoon
and pleasant couple, of hours were spent in
wandering over the lawns and listening to the
music of this best OF bands. which. under the
leadership OF Prof. Fanciulli. would seem to
have reached higher plane of excellence than
il has ever done in past Years. A program of
pieces presented thlt was just what
wanted, for 1t was made up Of popular airs and
music of high tone well. The band
PLAYED with creditable precision and expression.
Judging by the enthusiastic reception they
were given on saturday it is clear that these
afternoon concerts will grow in popular inter-
est and attractivcness as the season advances.
Under its new leader the band is showing even
better work than ever, and tho pride that
Washing tonians have always taken in the organ
ization will naturally increase. The members
appear to be in full control and in full sym-
pathy with their directo~, and play with in
telgence aad earnestness that produce the hap
piest results.