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During the past twenty years the
consumption of alcoholic liquor has
fallen off one-half in England, aud
has doubled 10 France.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

Cotton is low, but you can buy
from Leon M. Carter, Druggist,
Shreveport, at prices that it will
make you think that the world is
coming to an end.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

The net gold expectation thus far
this year is only fifth as great as it
was IA the same time last year. 1t is
$l1, 000, 900 now and was $55, 900, 900
then.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

There has recently been a large
increase Of Northern Investments in
the South, single Pennsylvania
iron company having put 81, 500, 900
into an Alabama mandatory.
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The peach carnival to be held at
Macon, Ga, will last from July Ito
the Goth and will be a novelty worth
seeing.
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A Chinese proverb says: "a
hundred men may make an encamp-
ment, but it takes woman to make
q home.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

Congressman Patterson is com-
piling for Congress all the addresses
made By Presidents since Washing
ton.
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DR.. Todd, of Abbeyville, s. G., u
brother-in-law of President Lincoln,
has become blind. He served dur
ing the war as surgeon in Long
streets corps. He is 70 years old.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

The Columbia River output of sal
mon this season is estimated to be
worth more than two million dollars.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

Louisiana has 81, sol hands engaged
in its factories, their annual product
being $57.sO6,7 l3.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: GA
floating paragraph calls attention to
the fact that Kansas has twenty
well-built towns that are now with
out single inhabitant. The item
should 60 on to explain that Kansas
once had a Populist Governor, and
the fact that he failed to kill the
State shows that it has a tremend-
Gus constitution
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

1t is said that more than half OF
the prominent physicians of New
York city are Southern men.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

Articles dsrisive Of religion are for
hidden entry ct Russian ports.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

The United States is the leading
manufacturing nation in the world.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

The manufactures Of Baltimore are
valued annually at nearly $3.50. 0OO.-
0oo.
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A Great Offer.

The "Twice-a-Weekn edition of
the New York World formerly the
Weekly has proved phenomenal
success. It is a Semi Weekly of six
pages, mailed Tuesdays and Fridays:
eight columns to the page; forty
eight columns each issue. It gives
the news fully half a week ahead Of
any weekly paper, and, at the same
time, retains all the literary, agri-
cultural, miscellany and other feat
ures which made The WEEKLY
WORLD so popular. Yet the price
is only one dollar a year. For sam
pie copies address The World, N. Y.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-07-04

Man is his own best friend, but
also his own worst enemy.
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rlnIcth Day. Proceedings.

CARSON, Mar. IL, 1896.
Met at IL A. ~, Lieutenant Cover
nor Sadler presiding
Roll call.
Prayer by chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
BY Comins, s b No. 77-Rclatiye
TO the manner OF issuing teachers
certificates. Education.
BY Denton, A ID No. 15T-Fixipe
compensation OF members OF the Log.
islature at 8 per day aud 10 cents
mileage. judiciary.
Senate substitute for a Is No. 90
To provide for State rovenuc from
the pasturago OF sheep.
Message from the Governor pro
ing 3 ID No. IL, creating an Honor.
airy Board OF Visitors to tho State
University.
GENERAL FILE.
s B No. 20-To grant aid TO the
State Agricultural 500 for
tho annual state Fairs OF 1864 90
Tabled.
By Wilson, Senate substitute for s.
u No. % 10 facilitate the giving Of
bonl Is required by law, md regulate
tho business OF surety companies in
this State. Passed., D ayee.
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AFTERNOON sEssIoS.

Consideration OF a u llU resumed.
Mol in the Chair.
Speaker Allen secured tho floor
and delivered the speech in favor Of
the bill which tho recess motion shut
on III tho forenoon session. lie only
occupied the floor about twonty min.
utcs and n FOL" wed by Alien Of
Eurcba. who aleo spoke in favor ot
the bill. Pitt nlto spoke in advocacy
OF tho measure.
a iort Of running fire debate on.
sued between logan. Allen Of Cbur.
chiD, Denton and Oihcrq. generally nd.
dressed to each other instead Of tn lho
Chair. on tho SUBJECT under consider.
alton, which lasted for some time.
Beck and Francis spoke against tho
blu.
Erhncis moved to amend by etril..
ing out Section 8.
Tho roll call and final passage Of
the bill resulted:
Ayes Allen Of Eureka. B,igga.
bHock liss. Constant, Court. CriaIcr.
Denton, German. Hail. lIinman.
murphy, Mcdonald, Pitt, Mr.. Speak.
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the salary appropriation OF the Lieu.
tenant Governor be raised FROM 81,
600 to $1,000. Amendment not recon.
mended.
Greenwood moved that $1,000 be
substituted for si,s0O in the up.
preparation for Secretary of State.
Lost.
German novel that $4,000 be sub
stituted for $4,000 to pay for clerk
hire in the Surveyor Generals Office.
Lost.
Beck offered an additional section
appropriating s3,Ol3.65 to pay de.
ticiency Of State Agricultural Society
i'll 1891. Adopted.
Several other amendments were
offered and adopted and ut s p. IN. the
Committee arose and reported pro.
gress.
In regular session the amendments
OF the Committee, nine in all, were
read by the Clerk, passed upon sue,
cessively and adopted.
Message from Governor approving
a BIS No l33, limiting duration OF
Legislative sessions; No l15. providing
for guide boards on public roads and
highways; No %. Amendatory OF Act
to provide revenue for the State o.
Nevada.
SBNo60-The General Appropria.
ton Bill-was now read by title anG
passed Us amended.
At $50 recess was taken till 7 O..
clock.
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Nuys-Beals, Beck, Corycll, Elan.
pisap. Francis. Greenwood, Hogan,
McNaughton. Noel. Russell, Stanley,
Weiland, Wilson-l3.
Not receiving the constitutional
majority the bill was lost.
Pitt offered a resolution that no
more bills be introduced III this AS
scmbly.
The Ho.se now took up the General
Appropriation bill.
The question was. shall the Assem-.
bly, reccdc from its amendments Nos
OF and sc. uppropriating 1880 for
Ormsby and $1,000 Tor Humboldt
county faus. Assembly refused to
reccde, and II joint free conference
committee will be the probable re.
suit.
y B No 155-Deficlency bill for
1894 passed unanimously.
BY Denton, A Is No l63-Relief OF
members OF the present Legislature.
Appropriatcs $40 or five days pay to
each member OF the Senate and AS.
sembly. md the amount OF five da. 8
pay to the attaches OF both Houses.
Considered engrossed and referred to
Committee OF the Whole.
The bill was considered in Commit
tee OF the Whole, Denton in the
Chair.
After much discussion McNaugh.
ton moved that when this committee
arise, it report the bill back with
recommendation that it do not pass.
Lost.
Allen OF Churchill moved that the
bill be reported back with recon.
mendation that it do pass. Adopt
cd.
Committee arose recommending
the passage Of the bill. Adopted.
Denton moved that \ b No lG3 be
taken up. Carried and bill ordered
~cngrossed.
At $40 recess WIS taken till 7 a..
clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at 7:3u o'clock.
Lieutenant Governor Sadler presid.
ing.
The President said with REGARD To
the action 81 the Senate this after.
noon' considering and passing upon
some OF the Assembly amendments
to the General Appropriation bill, he
had consulted with the Attorney Gen.
cral and would have to decide that all
further amendments which NAV be
considered and passed upon this
evening must he done By a constitu.
tionat majority under roll Gull. The
amendments considered this after.
noon were passed upon without the
roll call of ayes and nays. and he
would ask the indulgence OF tho Sen.
atc to e" over them again.
Gignoux moved that the Senate
now reconsider the vote or votes by
winch the Assembly amendments
were passed upon this afternoon.
Adopted.
The whole series Of nine amend.
ments were then read, considered and
passed scriatim. and all adopted OK.
cept two, that nIpropriating 1880 in
aid OF the Storey. Ormsby aud Doug.
las District Agriculture Society and
that appr0priating $1,000 in aid OF
District No. 3. Humboldt and Elko.
these two Assembly amendments moi
being concurTCd in.
IHTRoDUCTIoS OF BILLS.
by Nave, s B No. 80 TO provide
Tor extra clerical aid in the State
Land Gflicc. Hcfc Icd To WAYS md
Means Committee.
By Martin, ) Il No. 81 -Conccrninp
the construction OF barbcu wire fcnc.
Is. Agriculture.
On motion Of Nautc the Senate now
adjourned till II O'Clock e day
SCEOtULA, Falt rhcum and all
diseases Of the blood, dyspepsia, kid
ncy and liver complaints. and catnrrh
are cured By lIood's Sarsaparilla. tho
great blood purifier.
HOODS PILLS cure jaundicc, bilious.
ness, sick headache, combination and
all liver ills.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
STATE LAT
CONTINUED from fourth page.)

Committee that this legislature re
main in session until all its bushes.
is complete. Adopted, II ayes.
On motion OF Noel, special order a
b No 3 was placed at bottom OF the
file.
Resolution lead for u joint com
mittee Of two from the Senate and
three from the Assembly which shall
do justice to both the sheep and cat
tie interests OF this State. Adopted
and Flanagan, Wciland and Crisler
appointed in behalf of the Assembly.
GENERAL FILE.
By Conboie, A B 29-Licensing the
sale OF cigarettes. Indefinitely post.
poned.
By Weiland, a b No 1I1--To pro-
hibit bringing diseased animals into
the State, or selling Of diseased
melts. Ordered engrossed.
Francis moved that when the AS
sembly adjourn it be till Sunday at 10
a. m. Lost, 10 to IL.
Allen moved to amend by adjourn
ing till Monday. Carried.
BY Maute. S b No 44-State Pnnt-
en- to print acts within ten days after
their approval by the Governor.
Passed.
a b No 90 referred to Joint Com.
mittee on cattle and sheep interests.
By Newman B No I56-Todeline
duties OF the Lieutenant Governor.
Judiciary,
BY Denton, A b No 157-Fixing
compensation OF members of the Leg.
islature at 50 per day and 10 cents
mileage. Considered engrossed ind
passed.
II No lG-Indorsing tho address
OF tho American Bimetallic League.
The resolution was finally passed.
II ayes, II noes.
Substitute for S b No G-Giving
District Judges co.extensive and
concurrent jurisdiction. Passed-23
to 4.
a b No 100 -Prcservation OF fish in
waters OF this State. Committee of
The Whole.
Senate substitute for A b No 1873
Duration OF legislative sessions. Ro
peals the fifty day limit. Passed lG
10 10.
s b No io-Eegulnting manner OF
drawing %juries. Passed.
SD No D-.CoDcerning jurors. Elk.
cepts certain persons and professions.
Passed.
BY Richards. s b No 3l-To pro. |
hibit and punish malicious mischief to
churches and school buildings.
NJ p. IN. tho Assembly adjourned
till 10 a IN. Monday.
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ASST MDLY

Met ut IL 4. N.
Speaker Allen presiding.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
On motion OF Denton the reading
OF the Journal was dispensed with.
and the House resolved itself into
Committee Of the Whole. Noel in tho
Chair.
By Summcrfcld. S b No 32-Rcc.
commended that it be laid on the Ia
be.
BY Mcdonald. \ i No l55-Insanc
Asylum deficiency bill for 1893 81.
Passage recommended.
a B No I37-Appropriating $500
for the purchase Of anti toxInc for
distribution in this State.
Passage Of the bin recommended.
4 Is No 12O-To provide for storage
OF surplus water. After M hour and
II half OF discussion Il motion prevailed
that tho Committee re recommended
that it do not pass.
by Newman, a b No l5G--To de.
fine the duties Of Lieutenant Cover.
nor i'll Icx.oticio capacity. Provides
Tor annual satary Of $2,i0O. Recon-
mended unfavorably, 20 to 7.
In regular session report OF Com.
mittec adopted.
A B 1l9-Enabllng tho State to
accept 100000 acres OF land I'M Ter
the Carey Act.
Denton spoke in favor Of the bill
and Hogan against it.
Tho Speaker called Noel TO the
Chair and wua Tas about to take tho
evidently wound up for.ar. hour liar.
rangnc, when II motion 10 recess Till .
p. M. wns carried with II whoop, md
this was tho time Mr.. Speaker got
left,
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T

.ylll bs made as low a, is consistent with
Ace for terms.
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ASSEMBLY.

Convened nt IL a. ".
Speaker Allen in tho Chnir.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Roll coil.
Reading OF tho Journal as usual.
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SUBSCRIPTION t

For any period uud T sir months. Que dollar
per month. Payable In advance.
delivered by e~.rfier 10 Eiko at twenty-five
scnts per week.
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GENERAL APPROPRIATION ELL.

On motion re referred to Commit
tee OF tho Whole, and consideration
resumed, Denton in the chair.
Hogan moved that section 10 ind 81
which were stricken ont yesterday be
reinserted. Adopted.
Section 10, stricken out yesterday.
was r~e.inserted. 1t provides for sl,-
600 for State Land attorney at Wash
ington.
Noel moved amendment to section
81 by inserting 5000 instead Of 800
for travelling expenses Of Superin
tendent Of Public Instruction. Car
ried.
Coryell moved to amend section %
making the appropriation for the
Teachers Institute 800 instead of
300. Lost.
On final reading the bill was passed
unanimously as amended.
GENERAL FILE.
On motion OF Noel S Il No. "A was
taken up. 1t gives District Judges
co.extensive and CO ordinate iuris-
diction. Passed.
Greenwood introduced 4 b No. l6l
Provides for the compilation and
publishing the statute laws Of the
State OF Nevada; appropriates g., 900
to r. NJ. Beatty and T. II. Harmon
for the'work specified.
S b No. 50-Use OF the National
Typographical label on all public
printing. Fused unanimously.
A b No. GGT-Prohibits interference
by corporations or persons to prevent
other persons from obtaining en-
ployment. Passed unanimously.
At ~ o'clock recess was taken till
. r. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
a B No. 9-The Purity OF Elections
bill came up for consideration.
When the first section had been
read Wciland moved the indefinite
postponement of the bill.
Denton moved that the bill be made
special order for . p. M. tomorrow.
Then he moved it be made special
order for this evening and was again
voted down.
At 800 the reading was finished
and the question was upon the pas.
sage OF the bill.
The roll call on final passage OF the
bill vas 20 ayes, and 7 nays.
On motion the House now went in
to
F-MITTEE OF WHOLE.
Denton in the Chair.
BY Allen OF Eureka. 4 B No. llG-
Appropriating $500 for IN oil painting
portrait Of Ex-Governor Colcord, AZ.
ter considerably discussion OF the bill
its passage, as amended was recon-.
mended,
BY Russell. 4 B No. 13O-Prescrya.
ton OF fish as the waters Of the State.
Establishes II branch fish breedery at
Elko, etc. Russell presented Il petit
ton from citizens OF Elko in support
OF the bill. Passage of the bill re-
commended.
Tho committee now arose. reported
and report adopted in regular session.
LAST WEEK OF THE SESSION.
Denton introduced a Joint Concur.
rent Resolution to the eTectt that both
houses concurring, this session of the
Legislature will adjourn sine die next
Saturday night at II o'clock. Adopt.
ed.
by McNaughton, \ b No. IG5--
Relative to notices and boundary
marks end other things pertaining to
protection OF mining claims and en-
enlargement OF mining industry.
Passed.
Russell's fish hatchery bill. 4 No
40 also pasred unanimously.
AT 5:lO Assembly adjourned till 10
Il. m. tomorrow.
SESSION.
Met Mt Z o'clock, Speaker Allen in
the Chair.
All pre- sent except Hogan and Lei.
dy.
After roll call German moved to
adjourn. Tho motion was carried and
tho Assembly adjourned at the end OF
a five minute session.
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N0iNT STATEMENT

OF AUDITOR hXD Ti;EAsUnEr
Of tLKO COUNTY.
70" the GU" q; i;iv 80 Jnu. :.
1898.
'rhrE of EEvADS
G"ur.y ." EiEo. go
AUDITDHs UFg'CE.
Jan &. i.E5
Que HO-o ih'u IOi.d oi Cunnty C1mnt.
'rc , % siNo Couh'y. Nevada
GE~NrLENss. w"hcFcwlih srhm'. on Ora.
irI'N HVoiof thr r nlycr, L" 40 CoJniy
Tor ~" hia:,"r cnIl'g hu :. 1875,
"t-pr~' ni'Y submitted:
'. GEo. u. MRiGs,
". ID. M'LLsr,
rrCAsutr'
i:ECt'rFB rIOM AL.L SouNrE,,
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AFTERNOON
GESERAL FILE.

S1ENLhAL rlLE-
BY Summertield. S B No. 2S-
Amendatory OF Act regulating insur.
ance companies in this State. Tabled
on motion OF it's intro3uvvr.
By Denton 4 b No. 53-On motion
OF Comins made special order for to.
morrow mt . y. III.
BY Constant. \ B No. G3-Amend
atory OF m Act for the preservation
OF the beaver, otter and other wild
game.
On motion OF Symmetrical. laid ON
the table.
By Maute, S b No. s2-To provide
for the payment OF extra clerical work
i'll the State Land Office. Appropri-
ates $1,000.
On motion the Senate resolved into
Committee Of the Whole. Gignous in
the Chair, for conside ration OF S b
No. 81.
Senator Maute was sem rs a special
committee of one to invite the ex-Sur
veyor General, now Governor, to ap
pear before the committee in relation
to the merits of the bill.
After considerable waiiing, on mo.
ton OF Sumne-field, the committee
arose and reported progress, asking
leave to sit again. Report was
adopted.
Special Committee Mautc now re.
turned reporting that Ills Excellency
begged To be excused from appearing
He did not wish to interfere with or
to testify rs To the business or mun
agement of any Of the departments.
Being placed on its final passage
the bill was lost-6 ayes, I nays = ali.
sent,
BY Wilson, S Is No. 57-Concern
ing the giving Of official bonds requir.
ell by law. Ponds rot to be approx
cd unless legally jusl;icd, including
surely companies. Pas5ed-9 ayes.
Boyle gave notice OF motion to re.
consider.
Summe:.icld's income AK bill.
Read MS amcGded and finally passed
II to .; l absent.
Message from the Governor approx
ing 5 BIS M. 3O-Amcndnlory Of Act
concerning ~jurics; No. 4C-Amend
atory OF Act regulating manner Of
drawing %juries; No. 4i-Rclativc to
Slate bTDiing Office and State Print.
er; No. i3-Preservation OF beaver.
otter and other wild game; No. c.
Relative to District Courts and Judg.
as thereof.
BY Patchen. S G II No. ll--Pro.
viding for the calling Of ii Constitu.
floral Convention. The question to
be submitted to the voters ut the next
general election. Lost.
At $500 Senate took recess till 7
II. N.
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did so.
Passage OF bill recommended.
Committee arose report adopted in
regular session. and bill re.referrcd
to Ways and Means Committee.
At l2:l5 recess was taken till 9
Pm.
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INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPER,

Issued ever, day. sand.y.:'tssp'ea.
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l"lo'"Dcc in ;rersury. ;37,aoo ~

The Hhov" balance stands 10 III.
c'"d'" -. ine vHTIuus funds It's prr
J'cas" r''- lialant" Sheet, un,rd
JGU -, is. .:
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F:rty-sccond Days Proceedings.
CARLSON. Mar. 10, 1895.

sLSA l..
Net at II AN.
Sa1ie' presiding.
Pol can..
Payer 10y the chaplain.
journal read M usual.
BY Gignoux s b No. 81 Concern.
ing sureties on official bonds. Judici.
airy.
BY Denton. 4 G II No. i0--P-esent
session Of the Legislature to adjourn
sine dm Eat o'clock next Saturday
night, Adopted nnd coDcurred in.
GENERAL FILE.
a ID No. 03-DcclR ing tho wiUtul
prevention Of people from obtained
cnpioymehta m'sdemeanor. and pro.
yiding for punishme It OF the gamc
Co pc 'ations and Railroads.
BY Russell. a $40. l3O- -Presc,yt-
ten Of fish to the waters OF the Sta,c.
Ways and Means.
From Committee on Mines and
1880
Mining, a Is No. lG2-To encourage
the mining industry OF this Stale.
Notices, bouUdp Tics. etc, OF miuing
claims to DO properly defined and pro.
tected. Judiciary.
by Bec6. A Is No. 0-"Purity OF
Elections" bill. Judiciary.
a resolution was passed to prov do
additional clerical aid for tho enroll.
meni OF bills.
SD No. 81 -ApTropriating $1,000
for crira clerical aid in tho State
Land Office. Considered in Commit.
tee Of tho Whole, McC0nc In tho
Chair.
On motion Surveyor General
Pratt was invited 10 appear before
the Committee. in equalization. lie
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prie'or.
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SEMINARY

SUMMARY.
io,"' i.c"'p's. .S9l.Sii 10
l'a'"S."'c Dec scI''ml S2gnOI III
i'"' S'"'" Ju'..e' sat. 2.SB7 IL
"a" %" c"uJ.y i~uOds.l..i,l 20
ih', , "m sch""i fnu't- S 25j 4
'h"d . uni o"u u . l,3SG 20
ro'a' disbursements. .,sIiSg! 20
I~HIHiHDCc IN %treT,utN. S3- q -,
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hF bbhNOON tbssBION.
BY M~cNaughton, a B lCO-Roquir.
ing corporation to pay thor employees
monthly, in lawful mon,y, and pro.
nibits payment in scrip, merchandise.
etc. Judiciary.
By Wciland, a Is No 127--Author.
lzlns tho Commits toner's OF Elko
county to issue bonds for the purpose
81 providing means for establishing a
county High School. Passed..
Substitute for A Is No0O-Isstulat.
ng appeals to the Supreme Court.
Passed unanimously.
a Is ll0--Acceptance OF land by the
State under tho Carey Act. Amend.
lnoots adopted and bill ordered ON
crossed.
On motion Of German Il was 70.
solved that when tile Assembly nd.
joutn this day il be until tomorrow
at 10 n. m.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS dill.
On motion OF Beck the House now
'ycnt into Committee Of tho Whole to
consider tho General Appropriation
Oil. Hogan IN tho Chair.
Denton offered III amendment that
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POLITICAL.

"Thosc who are inclined to take
stock in the talk of a third term for
President shouldn't entirely forget
last tails avalanche" says the Ben
nington Banner. Those who want
to nominate Harrison shouldn't for
get the cataclysm of IS92.-Argus
and Patriot
There is good reason to believe
that in but two states of the South is
the Democratic party very seriously
welded to the free silver hcrcsy. and
there are encouraging prospects of
conversion and recovery in these. 1t
is surely fatcd to 90 the way the
grccnback dclusion went before It,
Boston Herald.
The uncquivocal attitude taken bv
the democratic administration in re-
gard to the currency question leaves
the republican leaders in Il somewhat
unenviablc position by contrast,
Many of them are finding it easier to
stand on both sides of the fence than
to jump. But the people like cour-
age, and are usually found on the
side where the leaders are most cour-
agcous.-Boston Globe.
There Is considerable idle third
term gossip in the air, but no living
man can be found who has ever
heard Pres, Cleveland say word
about the mattcr.-Boston Globe.