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REGULAR SESSION RESUMED.


Report of the Committee of the
Whole adopted.
Legislative fund bill passed unani-
mously.
On motion of Allen of Eureka, Con
current Resolution No 4-the Anti
Reilly resolution was taken up from
the report of the Committee of the
Whole and lost--15 to Ii, two members
absent, it requiring constitutional
majority of 16 votes to pass bill or a
concurrent resolution.
Recess till . Pm.
Following is the on the vote Reilly
Funding bill:
Ycas-Allen of Eureka, Beck,
Briggs, Brockliss. Cont, Crisler.
Flannigan. Hogan, Leidy, Murphy,
McNaughton. Pitt, Russell. Stanley.
Wilson~I6. Nays -Beals, Conboie,
Coryell, Denton, German, Greenwood.
Hall, Human. Mcdonald, Newman.
Noel. Weiland, Mr.. Speaker--13. Abb
sent-Constant, Francis-2.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Comin's Senate Resolution No. 3,
was taken up and read, and Allen of
Eureka presented a substitute, con-
tanning in substance the Anti Reilly
bill resolution of the Silver party State
platform, and moved it's adoption He
asked that one of Bassett's (Old Pard)
letters be read as pertinent to the
question. The Clerk proceeded to
read. Then the speaker declared it
out of order. Allen appealed and
the decision of the chair was sus-
tanned.
After some more Reconsideration
and Pitt in favor of and Denton and
aud German against--the substitute
was put to vote and lost, IL to 6. The
original resolution was then voted
upon and received ii votes in the af
tirmative, which was less than the
constitutional majority and it was
therefore declared lost.
Noel gave notice of motion to re-
consider, as ten members were absent
or did not vote.
Senate, Resolution No. l, in SYM
pathy with the Hawaiian Government,
was passed, receiving 20 votes, all in
the affirmative.
A G r No. l, relative to calling a
Constitutional Convention was taken
up, but before any action was taken
there was call of the House, Result
ing in adjournment till IL A. N.
We have just received aEout 500
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter.
Suits made to order from S15 and
pants from So up. NJ. REMNANT. 4
a fine display OF SILVER ware, fancy
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You Doh% have to Swear or,

8 the st. Louis journal Of Agri
taro IN an editorial about No. To.
[ the famous tobacco habit cure.
Ic know of many cases cured by
To- Bac, one, II prominent st.
gus architect, smoked and chewed
twenty years; two boxes cured
4, so that even the smell OF tobacco
sSes him sick" No.To.Bac is sold
= guaranteed by f. +. MULLER.
zcure no pay. Book free. Sterling
&nedy Co., New York or Chicago.
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l. Burkhart is ready to do all kinds
OF painting, paper hanging and deco
rating on short notice. He Yuaral
tees to give satisfaction. G., tr HIN
wbenyou need anything i'll his line. e
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Roll called. All present.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
COMMITTEE ROOMS.
Report OF Joint Committee on as
signment of rooms to the various
subordinate committees and clerks
of this Legislature received and ad
opted.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By Com1ns, S B No. 6-Concerning
District Courts in the State OF Nevada
and the respective Judges thereof.
Referred to tho Committee on Judi
ciary.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Gignoux stated that the Commit
tees on State Prison and Insane
Asylum would report in the after
noon.
Recess taken for ten minutes Oh
this proposition, after which still
further recess till 3 p. NJ. in order to
give committee the desired further
time tn complete reports.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A message from the Assembly and
reports of standing committees we're
received, and ON motion the Senate
went into Committee Of the Whole on
Assembly bill No. Is, the
APPROPRIATION BILL.
After brief discussion Of this bill
creating Legislative fund (appro-
PIRATES s32,0OO) it was agreed to report
favorable upon the same, recommend
ing its passage.
Regular session being resumed the
Appropriation bill was read and pass
ed unanimously.
At 4 p. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Called to order at II A. NJ.
Speaker Allen presiding
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading Of the Journal as usual.
Leave of absence granted to Mr..
Constant, detained by a wreck on the
Central Pacific Railroad.
PETITIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
By Beck-Petition in favor of Wo-
man Suffrage, signed bp COZ woman
signers. Judiciary.
By McDonald-Assembly Concur
rent Resolution greeting the people
of the silver producing States and con-
graduating them that none but friends
Of free coinage had been elected in
these States to represent them in
Washington. Federal Relations.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Allen of Eureka-To prevent
trespass by live stock upon real es-
tate. Judiciary.
By Allen of Eureka-Relating to
elections and to more fully secure the
secrecy Of the ballot. Judiciary Com
mittee.
BY Wison-To prevent the sale of
spirituous liquors in the Capital
building. Public Morals,
By Gorman-To creute a Legislative
fund and repeal No 1, Committee
Of the Whole.
By Beck-In the protection of deer
elk, antelope and other game (close
season for large game from January
LIST to September 1st.) Judiciary
On motion of Coryell, in order to
consider the Legislative fundi>iD, the
House went into
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
: Beck in the Chair. Bill read and
motion carried that Che Committee
recommend it's passage.
! A CIR No. (instructing our Con
gressional representatives to vote
against the Reilly Funding billy was
then considered and motion carried
: fbof tho ro,,, -, - foo or;,o roon,,DoopI
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The cheapest place to buy -cnd.,
made clothing is at REINHAHY'S.
Don't buy a suit till you see our
pI;12s.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-30

a fine display OF SILVER ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks. spoons
etc, at the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Cali and
inspect these goods which are t. e
nest IN their line ever broug to
tlko.
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FOR SALE.

One, or two hundred hRad of stock
cows and mich CO.'S Mt reasonable
prices, Will also Cell all cattles
es, ranches and ranges owned by me
il wanted. or stock in punches Of lif
ty, one Or two hundred head or more
IL buyer wishes. This il good in
Vestment for any one wishing to 20
intosstock.and cattle.business.
INCONSISTENCIES,
Eureka,
Nevada,
nOv1f
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Get Your job work done at the IN
office.
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Prices Cream 3aking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.
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STATE OF OHIO, Cry OF TOLEDO, }
LUCAS County.

OIAlE OF OHIO, SlTH OF Toledo, I
LUCAS COUNTY. vs.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
/. j. CHENEY & Co., doing business in
tie City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm viii pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
Use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
il my presence, this 9th day of De.
{ ,nber, A, d. 1886,
SEA- ; a, W. , GLEASON SON..
~~~' Notary Public.
lfull's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naily and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Scad for testimonials, free.
j.. J. CHENEY e. CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
- Sold by druggists, 75c.
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February Weather.

Rev. Irl r. Hicks, the st. Louis
weather sharp, sizes up the weather
for February as follows:
DrlzZle -drazZle, decks snow,
Thunder. billiards., close together,
These our portion as veg,
Through the February weather.
Ice a-sllpping. crushing, crashing,
Boats and bridges moving, smash
ing,
Borcas battling hand to hand.
With the winds from Southerland-
Stars still i'll the upper skies,
But cloud concealed from mortal
eyes.
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AL persons indebted to DR.. jos, nh
henderson are requested To settle
their accounts with the Henderson
Banking Company. i22Ai
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BILLS INTRODUCED

By Comlns, S B No. 6-Concerning
District Courts in the State OF Ne vada
and the respective Judges thereof.
Referred to tho Committee on Judi
ciary.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-30

SENATE.
Senate met ut IL A. NJ. President
Sadler in the Chair.
Roll called. All present.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
COMMITTEE ROOMS.
Report OF Joint Committee on as
signment Of rooms to the various
subordinate committees and clerks
of this Legislature received and ad .
opted.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Gignoux stated that the Commit
tees on State Prison and Insane
Asylum would report in the after
noon.
Recess taken for ten minutes on
this proposition, after which a still
further recess till 3 p. NJ. in order to
give committee the desired further
time tn complete reports.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-30

We have just received aEout 500
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter.
Suits made to order from S15 and
pants from So up. NJ. REMNANT. y
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTEENTH SESSION.

Eighth Days Proceedings.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-30

A message from the Assembly and
reports of standing committees we're
received, and on motion the Senate
went into Committee Of the Whole on
Assembly bill No. Is, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.


.,rASs AND pEAs-The effort to check the downward
tendency domestic marrow beans mas ns spg rate to-
Ses'9 sD wa a shaded 2c in instances Pea seady
W6,n,s quiet and unchanged. Red kidney slow and IN
5GyesS s fnyGr are rmer Lima dull peas We
sGssc Beans ss e dGm1''i ao Ssso Do
Ednsy 20 kany 8 22gs ~ Tin lima 90 ca tq65e
s. S g yt al o sys sg "a 20 @
sn da @f ssss s %a = 0s % sccch ''
BrTTERhee demand enough 70 ~. take , The f for
snch Hea arm at 2sc general trade aue,er
Suyeis srev steady on the that made up the
bulk the supply State dairy had moderate donr
imitation creamery and fresh factory and with Increasing
raues We quote Creamery state lsas7e do we't1 g1s
2e do s' a5s a e tH do seconds se to rss
17d25c fresh tubs ls92'c 90 a i1ss s@ sn
tire i5C2oc State dairy. arAns i5aec Imitation cram
e S2?e faetGTy y 1e sR iI @ 'uGs fys IL
CHEEsE While trading generally is slow az n hsIss
generally report fair peddng demand from s9rs
w s Tuning on light stocks holders in
their conndense OF d @ rnsm are are
SeS VIII VIII fair degree q Exporters YAK
cl s SewYork late skins csqGAc. Choice
PAR %T % M of sco2ed ana sn' for
White, e''' W. quote: NewYorE STATE fa fancy
s S5gs s' d es%mes r%J P% ase ans
i roe e0 o sS5 part SKINS sr prime sS6 sa
,rme 81. lf3Izc full skins. 2u3c
'ECGs-The market Is extremely dull. Fresh gathered
aggs are in only moderate receipt from the West. but
,bsr Is In supplies from the South and an
accumulation Of stock In store Holders are becoming
srcra SELL in view OF the mild weather pre-
..,,t,e in producing sections and prices lower TO
Ill refrigerator very dull and barely steady
I,rn.d beld nrmly. We Jersey and fresh
psr doz 26a27c, Pe1nsylyania and MARYLAND 24g26c;
go o3G25c Western, 2Ou22c Southern google; refIg
erstor fal packed isqiac do carly packed ic's01ise
med ,7GIiI1c; defective. per case. 50 754S4 %
-Fitf.SH-Apples quiet barely steady. A
few extra fancy Inquired for but usual quail
80 are neglected Cranberries larger supply and
shade easier Oranges selling we'll but prices somewhat
liver undcr larger supplies Apples fancy Northern win
Ter ner Dbl 81 50nx3. do State. King 81 J01$3: do
BALDWIN and Greening. s2gs2 so: DO up-river winter
81 soGs2 %. Southern. red, 81 3Oat3 Western 81 75y
se o. grapes State. Concord and Catawba. per small
basket GdI2c cranberres. Cape COD per bbl Tasl do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Dec 1o.-CauleReceipts last "a hours. el2
tead total for week thus far 10 for same time EAST ss!
on sale 81 market opened slow and weaker with very
little demand for any kind closed dull. with bulk unsod
Receipts las, p hours $50 head total for week thus
far 1872 for T., @f 81: o wS oh sale 500 nSe
opened weaker closed duH ana fuliy DC lower
BULK Of late sales a, * 90 fo g al put Pks eay
ums heavy g G5ass 90 pigs s. 79gs2 $, Tough'
"a hours head. total for week thus far $3.50 FOR
sane time last week, 1900 consigned through 400 TO
New York 2,4co sale. 500. Including hoidovers;
steady ana others slow closed dull wth s9me gnsold
Eag So s5. 2s cls and common 81 5ass is mixed
sheep 81 l5us2 choice 81 63as2 10 cults and
81 25Qs2 sales: cars Canada lambs sold at 81 as
and one deck fancy at "a CO.
Union stock Yards. Chicago. Dec lo-cattle-Receipts
200 bead MsTs and s'e1 fes 81 4esS e cows and
Lis 81 50gsS 30: calves 50 5oas5 70: Texans 81 COG
81 S. Hog ceips 1900 head. Market firm early
but weak and 2.c lower later Heavy packing and ship
ping lots So i5Gs3 57s % choice mixed 50 35a
yfgs 81 4oqt3 50. Sheep-Receipts HOOD head Market
Flow but steady Inferior to choice. 81 1898 1o lambs
st. Louis. Dec 10 Catue-Receips. leis head. Mar
sssd prices s. q% s9a steers - Is Mos
%-Receipts O. $50 head. Market steady and prices SC
oxei Heavy 2oQsa IS light g iogsS 20; nike. nike -
3 TO- scuthwc, mixed g 90 lambs. So o
heavy light medium s3d 81 42i4 pigs sass ~ Cat
te-Recepts. 800 head strong native steers best p !"
ssS9ss so fair to good Il cSas. So bulls 81 eods2 So
and 81 oo9sa 80 sheep-Reeeipts. 1000 head
s. Psf 5Ss &C. GOD 81 s fH' s RG'fss
ers S. 6oasS 30; rough 81 5o9ss so Hogs Receipts
LIBERAL prices e e@s prime bSoyy sN Sos OsS
. 81 C a Il os s i' e .'' ana
heavy and thin calves. s2Gs3 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
RATTLESNAKES ~ THE TOWN.
From The Portland Oregonlan,

Council. In Franklin County where people now
hunting for gold, was some years ago "A place OF 400
or JU population. The population now consists OF a
station agent, a night telegraph operator and a
Northern Pacific pumper section foreman and a
Chinese section crew. At time there were no.
tells, saloons stores and all the other institutions
be found In country town. Two railroads reach
and the other the Palouse branch OF the oregon
Railway and Navigation Company. The latter road
had roundhOuse, water tank section house, etc,
and formerly had quite payroll.
At present trains over this track the
weekly train turning back nj Washtucna twenty
three miles east Of COnnell, and returning to La
Crosse. the o. X. and y. main line Very few OF
the buildings are let in the place They have been
hauled away by ranchers. ard now scattered
River. The roundhouse is still there-it Is too big
10 moye-but IL - sadly d.smantled and is gradu-
ally disappearing. the hObos great pieces off
1t with which TO build their camp fires and the
ranchers succeed in tearing greater strips from Il
10 haul home for hrewood. People come from as
much as thirty miles away 10 gather up old ties
along the road. and II big lump OF coal happens
10 roll of passing train the who finds II is as
happy for few minutes a ever gets In
this world OF troubles.
Coyotes roam through the sage brush In count
less numbers, and some OF them tame they
come upon the depot platform and greedily de-
your anything the agent operator Will put out
for them. but will not go so far 10 allow the men
10 touch them. Kattlesnakes also abound by mill
ions whole dens OF them frequently being found In
rocky places one day last summer three men went
out among the rocks. and with clubs In a short time
killed enough rattlesnnkes tn load a box car. one
snakes emit that II took him several days 10 re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York December 10. 1895.
porter no trdns feeling G du City g dressed
sofa C slowly at steady s G ssy Se AZ rs 3 and
pool quote refrigerator beef rmer at 7.aeac per H. ana
Weight on Friday The femsfanIan Glasgow. will
CAVES receipts a head ali the market. and
head we're held yesterday Prime to choice
pfc9smsHt IsrnyaTd calves but rs stock was as, dis:
BSss1a 2d caves at g AZ poor % good veS
5s 80 and prime DO would hays SS ys.e xea, so
9l2 per ~ country dressed at dressed d barn
{aESSs saTsi e at calves at s ascsa leo anu
salesHa.nesck Hollis: z Western calves $Se p p
baTnysd calves s4 r. at 81 az. 81 d. 80. at s. 49,
sande!s h4rnya,a calves 2ao n. at So %; veal
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, p cars or a2lt head
including 9 GERS h9 oyr yeSs[Ssy there H wre 2
well filled up and limited amount Of business
acted at a decline OF loa15c both sheep and lambs.
e en5 sheep ears G s. 3 er medium
nGSna a@bs a. at s. T. xo sales Of Canadian lambs
ported Dressed mutton easer with general sales a,
dressed lambs we're lower At 5, go o. y
a1 s%ss a. q g cT 100 o 3d. Mihs'H s.
r. s IS i i g % 20 e 80 3 St s. s. g ss
Newton CO. o, 1879 q y lambs 20 h. at 81 %
lss DO SO n at 81 2 lla state DO 60 n at s. i2 i93
3 do oo m at s; 81 S2 - 49, at 60
& ws hses &c S at IS R4 @s io %H s, g
Hume & Mullen: 100 lambs 20 N. at 81 40 80 do
Is H. at 81: Is State sheep. IS ID, at 50 %
s Judd * Co: Wednesday Ohio sheep Sc H.
at 81 10. -. 49,
HOGs-Receipts 90 cars. 26l head. Of which 23i
head for sale. Market dull and generally lower Quota
tons are SO 5Gs4 10 for good heavy light hogs and
% for Country dressed quiet at 4aCc per
10 for weights.
Sales: A. W. Lamb: lo7 State pigs 6s ~ average at
81 - per 100 n; 2 do. 10 n. at 81. -
Hume Mullen 30 state hogs I4s H. at 81; ~ do. Ia
~ AT So 90. . sows. 100 II. at 81. ~
s. sanders hogs. l55 h. at 50 IS; pigs. G6 10
at 81 80. ~ -, 90, .,
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Thursday. December l9-p. m
An unfavorable sentiment has been created in
the Street on account OF the strength IN the for
egn exchange market and the weakness OF
American stocks in London which led to-day to
considerable liquidation in most OF the prominent
issues. The condition Of the foreign exchange
market makes gold exports to London profitable
and necessary TO meet the current demand. II
Europe continues to liqudate its American hold
ings from a fear Of war; much more Of the precious
metal will necessarily be sent abroad. and 1t
seems that as much as 900 and possibly S.
100000 will go out Saturday. There is nothing
surprising In the decline in stocks Foreign
liquidation induced by the at a time
when there is a considerable strain in the ex-
change market is likely TO be looked upon with
uncommon concern. and local liquidation Is a
logical sequence. In the early trading the
Stock Exchange to-day liquidation was general.
The shares which are traded In on both the Lon
don and New-York stock exchanges were active.'
feverish unsettled and declining. The selling
pressure overwhelmed the effort to support prices
There were some heavy interests In the market.
but their attempts to check the decline were use
less and IL not until II was reported from
Washington that the Senate would not act to-day
on the Venezuela bill that prices made any
show recovery The business of the day
well distributed throughout the list. many shares
which have long been Idle coming into promi-
hence.
Selling for foreign account heavy. St.
Paul. Louisville and Nashville Southern Rail-
way and Atchison being the largest sufferers
In this class. and II was estimated that arbitrage
houses sold between 10000 and 10000 shares.
The heaviest dealings In any stock were in ST.
Paul. which declined ~ per cent while Burling-
ton and Northwest were also down more than
per cent. and Rock Island y per cent. Net de-
clines OF TO 2% per cent were scored among
the active stocks by Canada Southern. Jersey
Central. Consolidated Cas- Kansas and Texas.
National Lead. Wheeling and Lake Erie. Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Delaware and Hudson. Iowa
Central. Pullman Palace Car Company, and
Oregon Short Line Cleveland. Loran and
Wheeling was down per cent. and Flint and
Pere Marquette. Illinois Steel. Minnesota Iron
and New England declined per cent. Net de-
clines under per cent among the chief active
stocks were confined To AtChison. Sugar REIN
ing. Rock Island. Denver and Rio Grande pre-
ferred, Distil,rs. Missouri Pacific. Tennessee
Coal. Leather preferred and Western Union
The declaration OF the dividends upon the Van
derbt roads and the excellent statements pre-
scented had no effect upon prices. Routine news
was not considered Toward the close . feeble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 10 CspecaD.-Wal Street sold 30 much
wheat here to-day that the price went on cent ana
closed al about bottom. May opened at 53tsc sold
between J9c and 5sc and closed at 50sc sellers The
consideration be the financial situation at New
York the enormous gold engagements and the drop IN
securities. The Wall street selling Was simply the iehs
10 Of lines held for the last three months
IL through the whole list 81 pryae-wire houses The
buying OF against puts and to cover shorts
There important buying the December ilhe
The liquidation both ways such scale that II
made big day u IT, The price got 10 new low record
for crop 50c FOR May Northwestern receipts
Just double last years. against 40 cars
Gables showed special change. There poor
demand here. Just at the close NewYork reported
export Seaboard clearances We're
decline early the announcement from san Francisco
that 10000 BUSH had been taken for Australia
The nour output for the week al The three important
Northeastern milling points 800 90 btls than
double that ~ last These the only important
bull announcements. and they did effect anything
There ain all the West but there pros
pect OF "A cold wave. and there anxiety that
Cash kept steady by the demand from
shippers the easbOund The futures how
barely maintained themselves December closing at
2J1sc. January AZ 2jfc May Csc The only
&c Receipts light 33 cars the estimate for Fri
day $40 carr. The wet weather steadyng in
nuence; 10 were enormous seaboard cesrances 57UVD
bush. Professionals are selling May against MA