The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-03-23
! ocAI AND GENERAL NEWS.

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The bill providing for the compila-
- the statutes was defeated in
+ the Senate.
The Sentinel says the tax rate OF
Eureka county has been fixed at 1920
on the 500. =.
Denton's bill to encourage aggricul-
+ure allowing farmers to sell farm
nroduce without license, has passed
the Senate.
Mr.. H. A. Comins and daughter
Eta who have been visiting in Carson
for. several weeks past, returned last
Sunday.
Cock-eyo the Indian who murdered
an Indian, woman and her babes in
d LSlder edlnty last week, has confess
ed his heinous crime.
Comins' bill to allow County Boards
of Examil a ION to issue Teachers GER
tificntes, has passed the Senate.
The Elko Commissioners have or
dered all Indigents to be cared for at
the County Hospital or else their
claims will be rejected.
Assembly bill No. 81 by Brocklis
providing for the semi annual pay
ment of taxes passed both Houses.
There il no doubt but the Governor
will approve it.
IL lbs. Circulated Sugar, 81 90; Best
Star Bologna sausage. 10 cts per ID;
Flour per cwt., $2.75, 800, d 3.25,
for the best; IL lbs Japan Rice, ST. 90,
at VIM. Hayes.
The Gazette says the holy Sabbath
Of the 18th dawned on two epty cham
bers in the State Capitol, which, with
the blessing of Providence, will remain
untenanted until the third Monday in
January, A. d. 1897.
Flannigan's Assembly bill, author
ling the assessment of live stock at
any time of the year, passed unani-
mously. This will force California
cattle and sheep men, who drive their
stock to Nevada to graze on the pub
lie lanes during the season when they
cannot formerly be assessed, to pay
Their share of expenses OF the vern-
ment OF the State upon which they
forage. Gazette
The dance given at the residence of
Peter North in White River, last Mon
day evening, in honor of ST. Patrick's
Day, il reported to have been one of
the grandest affairs of the kind held
in White River for some time. Dan
cling WAS kept up all night and was
still in progress when the app oach-
ing sun dispelled the shades Of night.
The supper was one of the agreeable
parts of the program, and was much on
ioyed. Several Elyites were in atten-
dence and report the party complete
success.
The deadlock which existed regard
i < the passage of the General Appro-
priation bill has been broken and the
bill passed. The difference between
the Senate and Assembly, which pre-
vented the passage of the bill before,
was concerning the adoption of amend
ments So, 81 and Sc. They provided
$4,000 for the State Fair and $500
and $1,000 for the Ormsby and Hum
boldt fairs. On motion of Comins
these amendments were stricken from
the bill, in the Senate, which insured
its passage in both Houses.
When the Purity of elections bill
passed the Senate the Gazettes CORES
( pondent wrote as follows: Hallelujah9
/ have just received > note from Sum-
merfeld stating that the Purity of
Elections bill has passed the Senate
by the Heaven inspired majority of
eleven to three. l am too happy for
utterance or writerance- Farewell, =
long farewell to the potency of the
sack, and all hail the blessed era of
decent politics in the battleborn cora-
monwealth of Nevada. Bless the Sew
enteenth session. with all its short
comlngs. "Praise God from whom
all blessings flow.
The Assembly of the California Leg
lslature passed the following proposed
amendment to the constitution; For
eigners shall not have the right to &C
qulre' possess, enjoy, transmit or in
merit property in the state of Califor-
MA, unless they are eligible to become