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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Course of Business on the Chicago Boar
of Trade.

Course of Business on the Chicago Board
of Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16-The receipts OF wheat
were again small, export clearanees heavy and
foar mills, which have been closed for some
time, are reported as preparing to resume
operations, bat more wheat was offered than
there wsrJ buyers FOR. AMI the price brsko in
consequence. The opening price of May
wheat was irregular, at from 57s4@577s. not
much oft at that time going for less than
57Jac, and for some time the market took all
that was offered at 571sc and from that down to
l-l6i leas. As the session progressed, how
ever, the offerings increas I'D, and the early
values could not be sustained 1t dropped to
ra ly to 57A0575sc, it was ayain hugging the
previous lowest price about 80 minutes from
the nolose. The foreign markets were dull
ish Chicago eceived AZ cars compared with
121 cars year ago, Minneapolis and Duluth
received $50 compared with 21O cars on the
corresponding day week before and 2S4 cars
year ago Primary market receipts all told
were oil 900 bushels, against 237 900 week
ago. and 4l4,000 a year ago. cable from
Buchanan the American minister to Argen-
tine, put the exportable surplus of the country
at 100000 tons, which means 80, 600 ODO
bushels, There was moderate buying at the
finish, and May closed at 5Sc, helped, perhaps,
by the French troubles.
The corn market was weak during th . greater
part of the day, but rallied with wheat near the
emu, ana Wounu up urn. Inc range oi prizes
was narrow, it being kept within nc. The
opening price for May was 477zc, dropped off
to 475sc, and at the close there were buyeis at
477sc.
The oat market started off with the promise
of a very quiet day but before ha the session
had passed . raid by few prominent specula'
tive firms, aided by the scalpers, caused con
siderable activity to spring up and prices to de-
cline. The commission houses holding orders
to buy were on hand aud bousht freely on the
decline. May sold from 3I@30l2 and up again
to 3OH03O7sc, where 1t closed.
The provision market was very weak. The
receipts OF hogs. which it was estimated yes
terdey would number 45, 600 head, and which
then was considered more than enough to
cause weakness, turned out to amount to So.
600 with another As 900 promised for tomor-
row. A drop of zoe in pork, 1870 in lard and
15c in ribs WAS natural to the circumstances.
AT the close the ma ket stood at 17l5c less for
nork and Or ga ch for ard and ribs
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q
LONDON, Jan. 16.-rhs amount of bullion
gone out the Bank of England on balance wa
f23, 600.
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$500 FEET ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE SEA
At the Summit of the Great Gable Incline.

The Echo Mountain House is the finest aud
best equipped mountain hotel in the world and
is second to none OF the woI. d famed hotels OF
equal being Immediately overlooking the San
Gabriel Valley, with mountains. foothills,
ever verdant valleys, towns, villages, old mis-
zion, sen beach, shipping. islands and ocean in
full view. The climate is delightful, both win
ter and summer. 1t is never hot and never
cod On the verandas thfre are always cool
breezes in summer and in winter it is warmer
sunsets wttnessedfr from its porchcs and veran-
das equal in splendor the most gorgeous dis
D avs pictured by European visitors. An adj.
tional attraction is the Lowe Observatory, pre-
sided over by the eminent astronomer, Dr.
Lewis Swift Other attractions within easy
reach of Echo Mountain House are numerous
and will take days aud even weeks to explore
one day and night on these mcur tains-where
more enjoyment can ba had in The same time
than in any other SPOT on The globs-tO i'nesH
the gorgeous sunset and sunrise, the cities of
Los Ange les and Pasadena below with their
thousands Of electric lights glimmeriug like
an immense lake OF diamonds; the ops ration OF
The great Worlds Fair Searchlight and look
through one of the finest telescopes in the
world also the fine geological collection of
wild animals that inhabit the Sierra Hadre
mountains Rates no higher than like ac-
cOmmOdati0ns in the valley. Weekly aud
monthly rates on Application. See timetable.
well-equipped livery stable at Altadens
Junction for the accommodation OF guests oil
the hotel. Guests stopping at Echo Mountain
House will r, ceive low rate Communication
tickets over the railway to visit the valley: For
rates apply to H. r. WARNER,
Manager.
Echo Mountain, Los Angeles County. Cal.
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Places Bar. Tenn Max. TEN Wind Wther
REVIEW OF TRADE.

Showers tonight and Thursday nearly sta
tionary temperature, brisk southerly winds.
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The Orange Ma Pket.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-0ranges are firm;
fancy sound, 50. 7!i(D4. 90; 9th Gro. 81 Sons 50.
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Petroleum

NEW YORK, Jan.16.-Petroleum quiet; Penn
evlvania oil sales none; February option salea,
none; closed at 9715c bid. Lima oil sales;
none.
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Los ANGELES. Jan. 16.

Los Angeles county As .................10 JOB
Visalia City Water 6s. .............. 30
county ocnOOl IS..... 1Oo
Los Angeles Board of Trade. ....... 10
Los Angeles county IS. ....................1O
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WEATHER STATISTICS.

Observations at Los Angeles and other
Points.
Los ANGELES, jan IS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of observations taken
at Los Angeles January Is, 1895. Mote
Barometer reduced to sea level.1
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Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat No. q
January '..''.''''...'.''.'....'.'
May ,............... ............"Oo
July ................,oc
Corn, No. 2
JANUARY ......'... '-....'''''.. fo-2VDso%6
May .....,..........-.... ....,....,e - e
July ...........'...'..... &|4e9f '%s
Oats, No. p
May. ......................... .3osztgoU/s
Flour-steady: Winter patents. 82.50t@2. 70;
stralghts, $225l92 go; spring patents, 80 10 %
$50; straights, $22002 80; bakers. $1,000
22O
Wheat-No spring, $4,000: No. 3, nom,-
nal; No. 2 red, 54I4(9542sc.
Corn-Yo. 2, 45sc.
oats-No. 9, 29lac; No. white, BIZ @32Ac;
No. white, BIG.
Rye-No. 2, 49lsc,
Bsrley-No 2, 55c; No. 8. 51l2@52slc; NOD,
51@5l1ac
Flax seed-No l, SLAB.
Timo hy-Prime, $40
Mess Pork-Per biol, $1i.25(011 37l5.
Lard-S6. 90 5GD6.65.
Short rib3-5ides, loose so 6212 1885.
Shouders-Boxed, 50 rs "a 87tl.
Short clear sides-Boxed, 1895 at. 05,
Whisky-Distillers' flushed goods, $l.22 per
gallon.
On the produce exchange today the butter
market was Dull; creamery, 12924c; dairy
l1@20c.
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Maximum Temperature, SO.
Minimum temperature so.
Rainfall past "a hours, II.
Rainfall for season, SO.
United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. Reports received at Los An
geles Jan. 10, 1895. observations taken at all
stations at p. M, rs tn meridian time:
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The County Fathers.

The Commissioners at their meet.
ing to-day allowed the usual grist
Of bills and considered the bids for
hospital physician, hospital steward,
j%anitor and county printing. DR.. Me.
Dowell offered to take charge Of the
hospital for the next two years for
sd per month and DR.. IIool mt Sij.
The bids for hospital steward range
from SD per month. by w. H.. Arm,
strong, to sGo.5o. The bids for janit
or range from so. by Mr.. Darling, tc
s60. There was but one bid to do the
county printing and that WIS b,
Mcssrs. Sproule ana Boohcr for SlOl
per month. Tho Commissioners haG
not decided on any of the bids at the
time wo went III press.
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The vote on the final passage was
us follows: Yeas-Allen OF Eureka,
Beck, Coryell. Court, Flanagan
Francis, Hogan, Leidy, Stanley, vii.
son. Mr.. Speaker-1l.
Nays-Brockliss. Conboie, Constant.
Denton, German. Greenwood, Hin.
raan, Mcdonald, Noel, McNaughton
W~ciland-11. Absent or not voting,
8. So the bin was lost.
McNaughton changed his vote to
aye and gave notice of reconsidera.
ton.
BY Beck, a. b. No. 2.--Limiting
the power of certain county officers.
Engrossed.
Conboie, a. b. No. 12-Relative
to assignments or orders for the pay
ment OF moneys. Lo5t-.Ayes, -;
nays, y; absent or not voting, 6.
For the better consideration OF
certain items of business to be trans.
acted, on motion the Assembly now
resolved itself into
COMMITTEE OF THE
Mr.. Noel, Speaker pro tenn, in the
chair.
AR, relative to the allowance TO
L.. IF. Dunn, Clerk of Humboldt coun.
ty. for mileage, per diem, expenses
ana charges in bringing the
ballots of the recent election for use
Ill the Hardin Francs contest case
Amount claimed by Dunn sl23. AZ
ter II brief discussion n motion WINS
made that when this committee rise
1t report favorably upon the allow
anco ot 1923. recommending That IL
do pass. Considerably discussion fol.
lowed relative to mileage, I G and
on being put to vote the motion WINS
lost by Il tie vote, the Chair deciding
III the negative.
After several other motions, speech.
cs and suggestions, Ecck's motion TO
recommend payment of the Hum.
boldt Clerks actual expenses and
per diem was adopted. Also recon.
mended that the resolution be recon-.
mitted to the Contingent Expense
Committee to ascertain and report
upon the amount Of actual expenses
and per diem.
IN REGULAR SESSION.
y. ID. No. l5-Act for the preserya-
o OF deer. antelope, elk and ether
wild game. Passcd-2S yeas.
by Denton-A. j. Il. No. Rein.
teve to the free and unlimited coinage
OF silver at ratio of l6 TO l. Passel
-20 yeas; l absent.
y. b. No. 1O-Rcpealing Act en-
poweTing appropriation of money for
the celebration of public holidays.
Passed-29 yeas; Crisler absent.
Conboie made an in~efTectuai effort
to bring up again tho resolution con.
corning the payment Of the expenses
Of J.. +. Dunn, Clerk of Humboldt.
but was ruled out OF order.
At 3:35 the Assembly adjourned.
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lBy Weiland a b No2S-Providing
for the establishing Of county high
schools and the maintenance OF the
same.
After much discussion the bill was
made special order for tomorrow at
2r.N.
Ati Z. II. Assembly adjourned.
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ESrI,AY NOTICE.

y pair OF work horses about s years
old, II brown horse with four white
feet and large white face, and one
bay horse with two white hind feet
and small white face, both branded
G G on left thigh, came To my ranch
III north Ruby. Elko county. Nevada,
about the 10th or Dcccmber, 1891.
The owner can have the same by
proving property aud paying charges.
Ii. T.. KENNEDY.
Arthur, Elko Co. New, Jan. 20. Is95.
(I22 om)
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SALT RHEUM often appears in
cold weather, attacking the palms OF
the hands and other parts of the body.
Hoods Snrsaparilla, the grcat blood
purifier, cures salt rheum.
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

Weiland. OF COMMITTEES Of Elections,
reported "a resolution declaring c. T..
Murphy Of ormsby, the sitting mem
Der, entitled to his seat in this body,
contested by J.F. Lcetc. the former
having received II majority of the votes
cast. On motion Of Beck the resolu-
ton was adopted.
Newman for Contingent Expense
Committee reported Sergeant ut
Arms Flannery's bill for expenses to
Winnemucca, $40 so, also the account
OF l.. +, Dunno, Clerk OF Humboldt
equity, for expenses in coming to
Carson with the ballots. Referred to
Committee OF the Whole.
Denton of Lincoln Countp Deleya-
ton reported a b No. % favofably
with the request that it be rcfe red to
the Judiciary COMMITTEES. SO order
| cd.
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\ line display ui silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives. forks. spoon,
et:., at the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Cali ard
i~nsicc; these goods which are tee
nest in their line ever Uruug TO
EllIp. 4
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Fifteenth Days Proceeding.
CARSON, Feb. G, 1895.

Carson, Feb. G, 1895.
SENATE.
Senate met at IL a. II. President
Sadler iii the chair.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer 10y chaplain Mitchell.
journal read and approved.
COPYING THE JOURNAL.
Senator Comins. without previous
notice, introduced S Il No. Ito pro
vide for the copying Of the journal OF
the Senate for the present sc ssion.
One hundred dollars to Miss Ida
Broth for such service. Rules sus
pended read second time by title
and referred to Ways and Means
Committee.
CARRYING THE L 5 MAIL.
SCR No. g. by Gignoux-Rclatiye
to the carrying OF the u. S. mail in
the several States and Territories.
Contracts shall not he let tn any other
than residents OF the State or Terri.
tory i'll which such service is per
formed. Adopted.
GENERAL FILE.
S Il No. 4. by Skaggs-Amendatory
OF an Act to provide for uniform OK.
animation for teachers certificates
and other matters connected there
with. Considered epgrossed and laid
on the table for n day.
y No, 10, by Allen OF Eureka
Relative to elections. To more fully
secure the secrecy OF the ballot. Lost
Ii to /.
ACk No. /, b. Beck-Amonda.
tory OF the State constitution. Pro.
viding for a Constitutional Conyen.
ton; made special order for Monday
next ut HIS An.
a Is No. 10, by ~Stanley--To repeal
chapter 100 Of the Acts Of The Lcgis
lature, providing for military en-
equipments and similar holiday occa.
aions. Passed, ~ to 3, Ayes-Com
ins, Grogovich. Kaiser, Martin. Mauto
McConc, Patchen. Richards, Skaggs,
Summorticld, Wilson. Wise, 12. Noes
boyle, Giguoux. Mills. .. Summer.
field gave notice OF motion TO recon.
Hidcr,
ACR no. 20, 10y Allen Of Eureka
Relative 10 the condition. affairs and
resolutions concerning State Library.
Committees OF Senate aud Assembly
10 visit and examine at an early date
aud report. Adopted.
On motion Of Comins. there being an
extensive amount Of work on hand for
tho various committees, at il:i5 tho
Senate adjourned until tomorrow Mt
the regular hour.
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HooD's Pills are the best after. din.
ner pills, aid digestion, cure head.
ache. 25c.
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l. Burkhart is ready to do all kinds
OF painting. paper hanging and deco.
rating on short notice. He guaran
tees to give satisfaction. Go to him
when you need anything in his line
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
STATE LEGISLATURE
SEVENTEENTH SESSION.
Fourteenth pay. Proceeding.
Carson Feb.5 8, 1895.

SENATE.
Senate met at IL a. NJ. President
Sadler in the chair.
Roll Called. All present.
Prayer by Chaplain Mitchell.
Journal read and approved.
Comins called attention TO certain
errors and discrepancies i'll the Jour
nal rs read. There were errors in
names, also in tho protest, relative to
tho Nicaragua Canal, which was un.
fair, discourteous and misleading.
On Motion Of G gnoux u committee
Of three, consisting OF Conins, vii.
son and Richards, was appointed to
consider and report upon the desired
corrections.
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State Prison was instigated by Repub-
licans. This he denied. He said it
was suggested by a Silver party oni-
Ger, and that it did not re-
duce the salaries OF the guards, as err
roneously stated in the paper.
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coMMrTrEE OF TBE WHOLE.

Allen o! Eureka in the Chair.
The claim Of J.. T.. Dunn. Clerk Of
Humboldt FOR expenses. etc. in bring.
ing tho ballots Of that county ut tho
last general election for use in the
Hardin. Francis contcs, was consider.
cd.
On motion it was agreed that when
the Cummittc arise il do 81 no or.
mending that the claim Of Mr.. Dunn
be laid upon the table. Committee
arose.
In regular session tho report Of tho
Committee OF the Whole was adopted
and the claim Of Dunn tabled.
by Allen OF Eureka. 4 b No. IL
Amcndatory Of act Ia prevent tho tres.
pass OH real estate OF live stock and
other matters connected Herewith.
Makes tho owrcrs Of such real estate,
notably the S. +. Railroad, mark their
boundaries and pay taxes thereon DO.
fore collecting damages for treapass
OF cattle.
Bill ON final passage was lost by n
strong majority.
by GUtmHn. \ u No % -Phov M
uniform examination for teachers
certificates. indefinitely postponed.
by Noel a - No. 22-Proacribing
qualifications for NOtnrics Public.
Passed 81 ayes, O noca, . absent.
by German. a u. No. 25-To rcgu.
late fees IN criminal c0gcs in courts Of
Justice. Passed-2G ayce, 4 absent or
not voting.
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suBsCI,lp rIoN RATES.
~AnyEnrlslNG I

Will be made as i0s as !. eon'isien. With
.ouud ,n. IS principles. Apply At the Oh
ace for terms. g
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Get yOur Job WORK don, at the IL
DEPENDENT Office.
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ASSEMBLY.

Called TO order II a. 81.
Speaker Allen presiding.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Reading Of the journal as usual.
McNaughton, on pucs ion Of priv.
lcge objected to tho statement in tho
Carson Appeal that hia bill reducing
tho salaries Of certain oflcers ut tho
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Comins reported that the Special
Committee had performed its duty.
and expunged from the Journal the
protest entered there yesterday in nc
cordance with the instructions of the
Senate.
Comins now moved that the Jour
nal OF yesterday be declared approx
cal as corrected By the Committee.
On motion the Journal was read
and finally approved as read.
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o and Richards, was appointed to
consider and report upon the desired
corrections.
HILLS INTRoDuCED
SD No. II, by Maute Creating the
Board of Visitors to the State Uni
versity and other matters relative
thereto. Referred to Committee on
on Education,
S b No. 10, by Boyle-To provide
for the cure Of habitual drunken
ness and people addicted to the in
temperate use of drugs. 1t provides
for the admission OF i%mpecunious per.
sons into any Kelley Cure in the
State, on representation of relatives
and friends, ut expense OF county or
State. Was ana Means.
GENERAL PILE.
SCR No. 3, by Comins-Concern.
ing the payment Of the bonded indebt.
edness OF the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company to the General Gov.
eminent, and other matters pertain.
Ing thereto-Demands That said in.
debtcdness be collected, the same ms
i'll the case Of individuals. the strict
enforcement OF the Inter state Com.
merce law, and requests that the Gov.
ernor transmit u copy TO our Con.
Eressional Representatives in Wash.
ingtnn. Passed, yeas II, nays 3. ub.
sent /.
SB No. ., by Maute-To regulate
fees and compensation for official and
other services, Substitute OF Judic.
larry Committees adopted ana passed;
yeas ID. nay J., absent /.
MESSAGES.
Message received from the Cover.
nor transmitting bi cnnial reports OF
Commissioners for care OF the Insane,
Directors Of the Orphans Home, and
and OF the State Library. All refer.
red to Committee on Education.
From Hon. Daniel s. Lamont Sec
rotary OF War, inviting the Governor
and stat and others to be present at
tho dedication OF the Chicamauga and
aud Chattanooga National MILITARY
Park Military Affairs.
AT IL recess was taken till 3 p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Camins. by leave, introduced re.
port OF Special Committee, ou, of or.
der, relative to tho protest of Sum.
metficld and others placed on the
Journal yesterday.
Tho report was TO the effect that tho
committee after careful examination
OF the Journal and the protest re.
corded thereon yesterday had agreed
TINT the said protest was not only GU
OF order. but extremely insulting unt
partisan and OF a nature that should
not have been allowed to have been
Upon the page. OF tho journal. The,
therefore prcscntcla resolution recon-
n,endipg that 1t DO cSpungcd from
tito journal.
The report and resolution OF thu
Select Committee was adopted
yeas s, noes 6, abscntf.
Gignoux novel that the solecI
Committee carry out its purpose.
The committee procoecd to oxpungc
from tho journal tho obnoxious pro
tost by drawing Il goodly number o.
red ink lines across il in var Gus di.
%roctions.
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DAILY lAD%EpEs
AN EVENING z

I..utd .rery day. sand,y,Ie1etp'ed.
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SENATE MEssAGrs .

H|H -
,. SENATE MESSAGES t. ,
Substitute for S Il No. ) referred tc
Senate for correction. Senate Reso
luton relative to the State Printer
correcting errors in bills to be print.
cd. Adopted.
McNaughton move | to reconsider
the vote by which y ID No. Ii, rcla
tive to whisky selling in the Capitol
building, was defeated yesterday.
The bill was reconstructed by the
following vote.
feas-Allen OF Eureka. Beck, Briggs
Corycll. Court, Flanagan, Francis,
Hogan, Leidy, Murphy. Mcdonald,
McNaughton. Pitt. Stanley and Mr..
Speaker, 16.
~Nocs-Beals, Brockliss Conboic
Constant, Denton, German, Green.
wood, Hinman, Newman, Noel and
Wilson, IL; absent or not voting.
Crisler, Hall and Russell. 3.
FREE PASS BILL.
McNaughton moved to reconsider
the vote by which a b No. 81. the
railroad free pass bill, was defeated
yesterday. 1t was advocated by Nc
Naughton. Allen Eureka. and Hogan
and opposed by Denton. Motion lost:
yeas ., noes IS.
Pitt introduced 4 G. r No. IL. 1t
condemns President Clevcland's fl.
nnncial policy and declares that he
should be ~impeached. The resolution
passed with but two dissenting votes.
Speaker Allen and DIR. Hogan.
At 1870 n recess was taken till
y l.. ~.
AFTERNOON sEssIoH.
y b No. II, by Conboie-Rclativc
to issuing commissions to student ca.
diets of the State University. Cadets
who have served faithfully and, salts
f~actorily for four years arc To- have a
certificate for the same. to he filed
with the Secretary of State by the
Governor, who shall recognizes their
military rank ms established by the
University. Also provides for IL flag
staff onthc campus grounds of the
University with weather and display
flags. Education
y Is No. iS, by Conbn;c-To ap.
point II State Veterinary Surgeon. de.
timing his duty and fixing his com.
pcnsation. Judiciary.
y b. No. 40, by Pitt-To repeal an
Act concerning public highways. Ju.
dietary.
"a b No. Ii by Wilson-To abolish
liquor selling at the State Capitol: lost
failed to pass l3 to -.
On motion Of Allen OF Eureka TO
make it Il special order FORE p. 81. to
morrow. Lost. 80.
Conbcio moved as amendment that
the swell be abolished OH the frs,
day OF April next.
Beck spoke strongly against the
amendment. This selling Of liquor
next door to the Assembly chamber
is not only illegal but an outrage
against the whole community and Il
disgrace to the State. 1t was SO rec.
oSnized and suppressed by the Leg.
Stature OF four years agoand should
be by this.
Eonboic's amendment was adopted
by II vote Of IL To 8, md the bill no
amended was ordered recngrosscd.
Ion motion the Liousc resolved it.
self into ,,y
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FRBE ;': H.: =. all
icuEzuzmEI '0iT6L CITY
c nzza.!.t Ca!4.ez
TO ADVERTISE
OUR COLLEGE
We will give a thorough purse Of in
strnctl0r III double and single entry
Book Keeping and Commcrcial Arith.
mctic by mail i'IrE OF CnARGE To a
limited number Of persons. This
course VIII he completed in forty les.
sons. No charge foe Diplomas.
Our method OF instruction by mail
IL Tar superior To that Of my other
school III the west. hundreds Of
tostin on!ais OF ON Iairous. tc,ti.
lying Ia this fact. are on lille in
Unr office. Tho phenomenal
success attained IN this de.
Tartment prompted us 10
widely advertise our work
and to make 1t Il special
I Gturc Of our school.
Tho instructions and
exercises are conduC-
ted by mail pTacti-
cally III the same
u.s. those
III our college
rooms, which
makes them
equal with
pcrSonaI
instr uc-
tons,
and lead the student to- a full and
clear understanding ofthc science Of
accounts. Our Mail Department
IL under the personal supervision
Of M able instructorundcr whose
guidance tho highest degree OF
competency may bO attained
by correspondence. We Of.
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