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rhlrtv..isth Day. Proceeding.
CARSON, Feb. %, 1895

GAhSoS, FEB. -, 1919.
sFEATE.
Sen tte met at IL a. 81. President
Sadler in the chair.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer by chaplain Mitchell.
Journal read and approved.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
by Mills, s - No. i7-To regulate
the termsof public schools, ten months
term per year il possible Educa.
ton.
BY Symmetrical, $ b No. 4S-Di.
resting certain questions to be sub
mitted TO the electors OF Reno cleo.
lion precincts Judiciary.
by Symmetrical. s No. 40-Pro.
y,des for the leyying and collection OF
. tax on incomes and ether matters re
isting thereto. Ways and Means.
Symmetrical moved that the vote
10y which s Il No. 10 was lost ON Sat.
nrday he re. considered. Carried.
BY Wilson, s B No. D-Amend.
atory of Act for the preservation Of
fish in the waters OF this State. Gives
privilege to ranchcrs and residents OF
dsying localities to catch what fish
they ne ID for their own table use nj
any time regardless OF the close sea.
Son.
asled. s ayes,4 noes, 3 absent
Mills gave no.ice OF reconsidera.
tion.
BY Skasgs, S y No.s-To prohibit
The issuance OF free pissos, frej trans
portation or other discrimination il
favor OF public officers in the state Of
Nevada.
In consideration OF the fact that
th .oe mo mbers were absent, Richards
novel that the bill DO laid on the
table for the present. Motion carried
by roll call. z yeas 8 nays, three alb
sont.
BY Comins, s o No. IO-Amend
ntoJy Of Act relatiye to the name Of
drawing jnrics. Ordered engrossed
3Bby Mauto being OF the same
nature as S u No. 4, which was more
comprehensive. was on motion Of
Mautc indefinitely postponed.
~ Pitt, Alb No. U-Emlowering
the trustees Of school district No. 3
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by II. c. Irland. Colum
bia, Elko County. Nevada, one bay
horse branded ll6 on left thigh. 8 or
. years old, weight 1000 pounds; ono
gray horse branded ZIG and III on
left thigh, 8 or 8 years old, weight
$50 pounds. Both work horses.
These horses were appraised by j.
l.. Winter and Jesse Winter on the
18th day OF Dec. 1894, at $50.
/. II. PcGUE,
j. p. White Rock Township, Elko
County, New. jll2m
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

BY Palchen, S b r No. u-Relatiye
TO calling a Constitutional Conven-
ton; proposes to submit the question
to the voters at the next general cleo
ton.
The roll call on final passage re.
suited rs follows: 8 yeas, G nays; and
so h resolution was declared passed.
Senate substitute for \ b No. G5-
Amendatory OF Act requiring license
for stations. Passed.
$ No. 3i-Amendatory OF Act to
prohibit certain live stock from run.
ming at large on the roads, highways
in and about towns or cities in this
State. Passed, s to G.
Substitute for S B No. 5G-Amend-
atory OF Act for the preservation OF
beaver, otter and other wild game.
Substitute adopted and bill passed.
No. 2-Roads and highways.
Tabled.
In the matter Of the deficiency appro-
priation bill for lS93.9i. McCone for
Committee on Claims submitted re-
port, returning the claims therein
contained OF Il l. Horton, j + Nc
Cullough, 4 Galusha; T. ID Wander.
leith, a Helm and VIM. Hanford rs
not appearing to be proper and legiti.
mate claims in the deficiency appro.
priation b:n; and recommended that
they be referred to the judiciary Com.
mittce.
S No. W-Amendatory OF Act
concerning juries. Lost.
Comins gave notice Of reconsidera.
ton.
At 400 the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Called to order at IL A.. N.
Speaker Allen presiding.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading OF journal us usual.
MOTIONS n RESOLUTIONS.
BY Denton-That the standing Com.
mittec on Public Printing bo increas.
ed from three to five. Adopted, and
Denton and Francis appointed as such
additional COMMITTEES.
BY Bcck-That the Standing Com
mittcc on Ways and Means be in.
structod to investigate the condition
of the State School Fund. He said
what suggested his motion was that
he had often been asked ~ to tho con.
dition OF the School Fund as well ne
OF tho financial condition OF the State
some being under tho impression that
the tho Statc debt was $4,000 when
it wns nearer 100000. The mistake
comes from the peculiar manne OF
keeping the books. He hoped tho
committee would be given a chance
10 investigate. Adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF Hills.
BY Maute, s B No. 43--Amend
Htory OF Act establishing q State
Printing Cnlco and creating the oftce
OF State Printer. Public Printing.
Senate substitute forS Ii No. 10
To pay the deficiency in tho oppropri
alton for 1893 o. Ways Means.
Senate substitute for s Is No. 25--
To refund TO Nevada subscribers Z
the Midwinter Fair fund and to pu,
the outstanding Indebtedness thereof
Ways and Means.
GENERAL PILE.
BY Noel, a No. 80 regulate nd
minis,rNtion upon tho estntcs OF de
ccascd persons. As this is n very LONE
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LYON OUT OF THE FIoHr.

Newman moved that Section 3 OF
the substitute be stricken out. This
motion carried on roll call by a vote
of Is to TO- 2 not voting. This
sgnarely leaves Lyon out of the con-
test, and the bill as it now stands only
interests directly Ormsby, Washoe
and Storey counties.
Noel moved that substitute for A B
81, as amended, be ordered engrossed.
Carried.
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L Burkhart is ready to do all kinds
of painting, paper hanging and deco
rating OH short notice. He guaran
tees to give satisfaction. Go to him
when You need anything in his line. =
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A fine display OF silver ware, fame,
dishes, lamps, knives, forks. spoons
etu., ut the Ell. NJ. Cos. Cali and
inspect these goods which are Il o
nest in their line ever broug TO
Elko.
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We have just received about 800
samples OF mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter.
Suits made to order from sl5 and
pants from So up. NJ. REISHART. y
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Humboldt county. to issue bonds for
school purposes. Laid on the table.
At 1870 recess was taken till 2
AFTERNOON

49,.
Message from the Governor approx
ing S b No. S b No. 81, relative to the
appointment OF Notaries Public, de.
finmg their duties, etc.
Transmitting biennial report of Ne.
ysda State weather service. Referred
to Ways and Means.
Substitute for S b No. 10. FROM
Committee on Claims-To pay the
deficiencies in the appropriations for
the years ls93-9I. Passed unanimous.
~.
Substitute for S b No. %, from
Ways and Means-To refund sub,
scriptions and donations from the peo-
pele Of Nevada for the Midwinter
Fair, to pay the outstanding indebt
edness. Passed. Absent 3.
BY Allen of Eureka-Authorizing
Eureka County Commissioners to al
low and pay bounty claims OF citi-
zens OF that county for the planting
and growth of forest trees. Passed
Is to 8.
BY Wise, S BNo. 1o--To prohibit
women from visiting, frequenting or
remaining in public saloons. Wise
being absent the bill was laid on the
table for the present.
BY Russell, A B s4-Relief Of Thos.
Giblin. Elko delegation.
BY Maute, substitute for S b No IL
-Hon orary Board OF Visitors to State
University, Substitute adopted and
referred to Committee on Educa.
ton.
BY Beck. a B No 7s-Apportioning
revenue derived from gaming IL
censes, fines, toll roads, etc. Judi
ciary.
By Constant, a. B No 64-Amend-
atory OF Act for preservation OF bea-
yer, otter and other wild game. Ways
and Means.
a B No s0-Reducing license for
attorneys and c~ounsellors at law from
s25 to $40. Judiciary.
BY Noel, A B No T-Amendatory
of Act to provide for State.
Judiciary.
Weiland Substitute for A b No %
High School in the various counties
OF the State. Maintenance and man.
agement OF same. Education.
At 4 p, m the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY,.
Assembly called to order, Speaker
Allen in the Chair.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading OF Journal as usual.
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supscl.lprIoN RATES

One Copy. one ysar.......... -..,.......ss 90
One py. six months....................
rsr sny period AUDI six months. one dollar
per month. Payable In advance.
Delivered By carrier In Elso at.tusntJ-nve
cents per week.
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PURE RICH BLOOD is essential
to good health, because the blood is
the vital fluid which supplies all the
organs with life. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the greal blood purifier.
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HOOPS PILLS arc purely vegetable
harmless, effective, do not pain o
gripe.
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Tho finest French candies, fresh:at
Ben C~raighead's. =
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Total disbursements .,s53,s9i 40
HalrI"pce in treasury. 1890 70

The above balance stands 10 the
credit OF the various funds IA Der
%Ircasurcr's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan ., 1855:
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

eabils:lsI every Sunday and sent To any ad-
areas. ,poiiAss paid. at the following .~ratss'
payable in advance.
GA "
six 4 o.
rdr AM period under six months, af'r cents
per ,a9nth-
Z cred 81 the ElEo. Nevada. rOstonierifor
.rsa .i,sssn thtonsh the mAil' =. second
class an, natter.
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ADVERTISING L

Will De maze a, Low a, Is consistent. With
.ouai Du,ln... principles. Apply a, the Of
Ace for terms.
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GENERAL FILE.

- LIZ, Avn. ip-lo pIOllDll
women from visiting, frequenting or
remaining in public saloons. Passed
unanimously. &c.,
BY Comins, S b No. 80 Amendatory
OF Act concerning the selection OF
juries. States who are exempt from
jury duty and who are not. Exempt
fireman, superannuated, stupid or dis.
abled gentlemen, etc. Passed.
At 4:2o Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY
Met Mt IL A. u.
Speaker Allen presiding.
Roll call.
Journal read and approved.
IsTRoDucTIos OF BILLS.
BY Pitt, A B No. l15-To provide
for the destruction Of certain n~oxious
animals. Fixes 8 cents bounty on
rabbit scalps. Agriculture.
By Martin, S Is No. 3i--To prohibit
certain live stock from running at
large i'll or about towns or cities. Ag.
riculture.
S b No. 43 Preservation of wild
game. Makes the close season for
water fowl from April LIST to Sepimbor
IL. No reference.
Hogan moved that the Judiciary
Committed Recommendation that AS.
sembly bill No. 100, 1Ol, l02 and lOi
be referred to Ways and Mean Com.
mittee be adopted. Carried. The
bills are those a~bolishing deputyships
in State offices n reducing salaries
OF State officers.
By Coryell, a d No.. T9-Amcnd,
atory of Act defining manner OF elect.
ing County Commissioners. Makes
Commissioners elected by entire PEG.
pie OF county instead Of by districts
Discussed at considerable length
and made special ORDER for 2 r.. II.
tomorrow
At 1915 recess was taken till
Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
G r No. 9-Rclative to striking
the word male out OF the Constitu.
ton came up on special order.
Russell moved to indefinitely post.
pone. Lost 8 to 81.
Motion to adjourn by Russell
lost.
Senator Comins resolution on the
same subject was brought up AM
passed by the following vote;
Ayes Allen Of Eureka, Bealt
Beck, Briggs, Conboic,. Coyoll, CHS .
Tor, Denton. Francis, Greenwood, Hall
Hogan. Leidy ,McNaughtop, Noel, Pit
Stanley, Wciland and Wilson. 10.
Nays-Brockliss. constant, Court
Flanagan, German, Murphy. Melon
aid, Newman, RusscllrMr. Speaker
10. Absent. Hinnan.
GENERAL FILE.
BY Russell, a j II No. 1G-Forcign
intormeddling OF goldbug railrcadu
and other capital powers with tho
politics and government OF the state
OF Nevada. Iost-iO ayes, 10 nays, 9
ubsent.
by McNaughton, ABB o.8-Amend.
atory OF Act to regulate proceedings
in the courts Of justice OF this State
by Russell, a. No. S2-Breferencc
to employment in public work or In
public Doryice Of honorably discharged
Union soldiers, sailors and marines
who woro in the war OF tho rebellion,
Paseed-2G ayes 4 absent or not yot.
ing.
By Leidy, a y No. 1o0-Amenda.
tory Of Act to regulate proceedings Ia
courts OF j~uStico in this State, Passed
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unanimously.
BY Flanagan. Substitute for A d
No. Utilization o: certain stock run.
ming at large upon private property.
Judiciary.
At 345 Assembly adjourned.
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rhIr.y-eIrh,h Day. proceeding.
CARsoS,. Feb. q, 1895.
SENATE.


Met at IL AN.
Sadler presiding.
Roll call.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Journal read as usual.
PRINTERS UNION PsoPosITIoN.
S B No. so introduced by Maute,
by request OF State Printer Mccarthy
Authorizing the use OF the Inter
national Typographical Union labels
on all public printing. Shows that
none but union printersare employed.
Committee on Printing.
By Flanagan. substitute for A B
No. G0-Fixing the salaries OF Washoe
county officials. Indefinitely post
poned.
At 1l:30 Senate took recess till 3
r. NJ.
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BILLS INTRODUCED

By Wciland, \ B No 9S-To pro-
hibit persons or corporation from at
tempting to prevent discharged en-
ployes from obtaining employment.
Corporations and Railroads.
BY German, y B No 90-Relative
to payment OF school censusmarshals.
Education.
By Flanagan, a b No 100-To fix
salaries of Supreme Judges. At the
expiration OF present term reduces
salary to $500 per annum. Judi
ciary.
By Flanagan, a r No 1Ol-Rela-
tive to Deputy State officers. Abol-
ishes the deputies OF Secretary of
State, Treasurer, Controller and At.
torney General. Judiciary.
BY Flanagan, A b No l02-To re
duce thu pay Of Senators and Assem-.
plymen after the present session to &c
per day. Judiciary.
By Flanagan, a B No 1O3-Con-
corning salaries OF State officers.
Fixes salary OF Governor at $500;
Secretary Of State, Treasurer and
Controller, $500; and Superiutend.
ent OF Public Instruction $500 per
annum. Judiciary.
BY Flanagan, A b No 10i-Fixes
salaries of District Judges ut g. 900
per man Judiciary.
BY Flanagan, A CR-Amendatory
OF Constitution. Makes buying or
selling of votes %treasc:. - the State.
Judiciary,
BY Mcdonald, a b No 1OG-To
provide for the erection OF guide
boards on the public highways. Ju-
dietary.
BY McNaughton, a b No lotto
provide for the establishment OF free
public libraries. Education.
By Noel, a b 10S-Proyiding for the
publication OF Supreme Court decis.
ions, etc, in a newspaper and for the
payment thereof. Judiciary.
BY Leidy, Al No l09-Payment
OF actual expenses OF witnesses in
criminal cases. Judiciary.
by Weiland, a b No 1lO--To pro.
vent The spread OF contagious diseases
and establish o Board OF Health.
Judiciary.
BY Wciland, a u No 111-To pro.
hibit tho importation OF diseased cat.
Ito and prevent the sale Of diseased
meats. Judiciary.
AT 1905 Assembly took a recess till
9 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
GENERAL T.
BY Beck-Amendatory OF Act &c
provide revenue for tho support o.
State government. Passed.
by Constant. A ID No. G3 Armenia
tory Of Act for preservation of boa
yer otter and other wild game. Pas
sed.
BY Mcdonald, a BNo. a. Amend
atory OF Act to providing for the pres
~crvation OF fab in tic waters OF thi
State. Allowing residents OF fshinl
localities to catch at any limo for ihci
own tables. Rccommitted to Com
mittce on Ways md Means.
BY Beck. a Il No. 1910 provid,
for tho disposition OF reyenuc derive,
from gaming licenses. penal fine,
toll roads and bridges. 10 be ap
poriioncd TO the treasures OF the var
ious counties. Passed.
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Iotal receipts. S9l ,Sli 20
Pa'dSi"ie Dec setl'ml S29.OOl 81
PAID Slate Judge sal. 2,SI7 IL
Pad from county funds.l2,ill 30
Paid fI"m school fnnds. y 2J7 "A
Paid from road funds. 1856 20
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rhIrty-...,n,h Day. Proceedings.

ihir'S-sSs rhth Days Proceedings.
CARSON Feb. 26, 1895.
SENATE.
Senate met at II a. NJ. President
Sadler in the chair.
Roll called. All present.
Prayer by Chaplain Mitchell.
Journal read and approved.
Mile moved reconsideration OF the
vote by which S b No. 30 passed yes.
terday. Carried and on Motion the
bill wa taken up for consideration.
Laid on the table.
GENERAL n
BY Russell, a No. 4S-Relief Of
Thomas Giblen, 5000 subscribed by
him for building the State University
at Elko III 1872, all other subscribing
having been reimbursed since the re-
moval Of the University to Reno.
Passed unanimously.
BY Pitt, \ B No. 3i-Amendatory
OF Act relating to public highways;
citizens desiring the opening Of new
roads, streets or alleys in any unin
corporated town may petition the
County Commissioners to that effect
and in thirty days thereafter the Com.
missioncrs may take the requisite
proceedings to open the aforesaid
highways. Re.referred to Judi
ciary.
By Maute S b No. 5i-Amendatory
OF Act to establish Il State printing
office, and to create the Office OF State
Printer. The Secretary of State shall
within three days after the approval Of
any bill by the Governor, deliver the
same to the Superintendent who shall
cause the same to be printed for dis.
tribution. Passed unanimously.
At ~ o'clock recess was taken till
. II. NJ.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Comins introduced a bill to change
the name Of the State Insane Asylum
to Hospital for Mental Diseases. Ju-
dietary.
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DfsBt RspMpSTs
Cash cont 10 State In fun Of
eottlc mont $50" 49,, "o,oOl 81
Cash s0nt 10 State on acU't
Judges s9l"iy. 800. :. 1921 90
Cm.h rxpf'g s JUDGES shlnry II IL
MLh'lni county fund. ......b ,Gi2 "a
VNicofs' talhfy md........ inH %
Inu,genl slck iund...M," l,3ll G5
Contingent fuud........... $40 10
FROM Road FUND.
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AN PAPER.

l.,aea every day. sunday.:.,e,p,ed.
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~. BoonER, Edi,or and Pro-

prle,or.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-18
Domestic.

ST.. LOUIS is the place and June 16 the
date for holding the next republican ma
tional convention.
JOSIAH QUINCY was elected mayor Of Bos-
ton last week by plurality OF 800 over
Edwin U Curtis, the republican nominee.
ALLEN G. THURMAN, well known as the
"Old II Jman," died at his residence in Co.
lumbus, o.. last Thursday, aged eighty.two
years.
SEVEN members of the Fifth Ohio Regi.
ment of the National Guard, while with
their regiment at the Ohio day celebration
at Atlanta, deserted and went TO Cuba TO
enlist with the insurgents.
p. THANE MILLER, the blind president Of
the Mount Auburn (Ohio) Institute, died
recently of heart disease. He was IA
nous all over the country through his con-
nection with the Young Mems Christian
Association. He had taught at the Insti-
tute the last twenty years.
THE Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe rail-
road system, consisting of 9,343 miles OF
road and equipment, was sold at auction Al
Topeka last week. But one bid was offered
-S60,000,000 by Edward King-a1 the
property was sold to Edward King, Charles
@. Beaman and Victor Morawetz. Judge
Caldwell held session OF court to confirm
the sale.
Thursday by the most disastrous fire in the
history of that city. The loss is over $780,
900, and the heaviest losers are Dere, Wells
& Co., the Combination Fence Works,
wier, Shugart & Co., the Westinghouse
Engine Company, Fuller, johnson & Co..
the Stoughton Wagon Company the Moline
Buggy Company and Wardner, Bushnell
& Co.
A TRAIN LOAD of republicans from Louis
vile, KY, was fred upon as they were re-
turning from the Inauguration OF Governor
Bradley. All the windows of the last car
nj Lot, raftn hat a ht.1.
let's tore off large quantity of splinters Of
woodwork in the coach There we're sew
eral ladies in the coach and the excitement
was intense. At the first volley everybody
lay fiat on the floor. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
w. d. SACHTELBEN of Alton, ILL.,, the
around-the- world cyciist who went to Ar
menia to punish the murderers Of Frank G.
LEM, writes that he cannot at preseni re-
turn. He says the country is in such dis
order and the roads 50 infested with brig
ands that it would be certain death for a
Christian to attempt the journey He is
virtually prisoner in Erzeroum, and dare
not venture away from the United States
consulate.
The Granite Cutters Union OF Quincy,
Mass, has given notice to the Manufacture
ers' Association OF a number of changes
they desire in the mutual agreement. The
more important ones are eliminating the
clause providing that there be no discrimi-
nation against non-union men that any work
not covered by the bill of prices be paid by
the hour, and that eight Instead of nine
hours constitute days work. N reply
has been received from the manufacturers.
WIFE" Here's an account OF man who
shot himself rather than suffer the pangs of
indigestion" Husband" The fool Why
didn't he take Be Wits Little Early
Risers? used to suffer as bad az he did
before 1 commenced taking these little
pills" w. E. Terrill & Co., Montpelier. Vt.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-12-18
ESTATE OF CLARIBEL S. McNALL.
STATE OF VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF WARRINGTON, So,


In Probate Court, held at Montpelier in and for
said District on the I'd day OF December. A. d. 1895:
Adelbert II. McNa Executor of the last will and
testament Of CLARIBEL \. Mon ALL, late of Lam
caster, in the County of Worcester and Common
wealth of Massachusetts deceased makes applica-
ton to said Court not any of the egatees devsees
and heirs of said deceased residing in the State of
Vermont, for license to sell all of the real estate
of said deceased, situated in Waterbury, in said
District to wit: One undivided half of the home
place of the late William Carpenter, situate the
south side of Main street In the village of Water
bury, representing that the sale thereof would be
beneficial to the legatees, devisees and heirs
of said deceased, and those interested in her
estate, in order to convert said real estate into
money. Whereupon 1t is ordered by said Court. that
said application be referred to session thereof, to
be held at the Probate ONCE in said Montpelier on
the 18th day Of December, AID 1885, for hearing and
decision thereon and 1t is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication
of notice Of said application and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Vermont Waterman &
State Journal, newspaper published at Montpelier,
In this State and which circulates in the neighbour
hood of those interested before said time of hear
ing: that they may appear at said time and place.
and, IL they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court-Attest,
71.79 HIRAM CARLETON, Judge.