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rHE DECAY OF coouErRY.
Il L. Proves By the LanEuid Intsrsst
Women Take In Eans
Nowadays.

There is . danger. indeed, q very real
danger, that lana large or small. OF
net. lace or feathers, will presently
pass into the limbo of things useless
and unrererenced. says the Washing
ton Star. This undoubtedly is an evil
dence Of he decay OF coquetry. none
the less DO women appear to have put
their fans by and seem neither 10 know
nor to care what the fashion in these
pretty trifes may be-
There is a Ianguid interest taken in
fan. OF medium size. of gauze and
painted with scenes from the Aerthu-
rian legends. Some of these are ex-
ceedingly beautiful. for by a judicious
use of gold thread and spangles the
.plcndors Of Guincvere's wedding
gown. the glitter OF the tourney and
the bravery of Tristan's L~auncelot's
fine armor is rendered very realistic.
There are a few ans imported from
Paris that create admiring attention.
These are not very large nor very small
and their sticks are OF dark brown
she'll. Upon the sticks lace spider
webs are drawn. In the center of the
web sits a wondrous gold spider.
watching. with cruel. bright. ruby or
emerald eyes. the charming antics Of
a plump cupid. half gold. half lace,
who has fallen into his spidership's
fairy trap.
Cheap paper fans. stretched on sticks
of gilded wood, show clever dashing
colorful sketches from Henry ", from
L'Aiglon and other popular plays Of
fhn SaaRnn aud NHhan q ian ia re rriaf
at all. il must not be suspended from
the waist. shoulder or throat by a
rope Of pearls or a ribbon. Such was
the pretty fashion two seasons ago.
Now IL is the mode for n diner or dancer
to hold her fan in her hand. and man.
ipulate II with a view to srtfully dis
playing it's intrinsic value and artistic
charms.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Recess until 2 p. IN.

Speaker Van Duzer called the As.
semblJ to order.
a J X 8, Notwithstanding an
amendment tn tho COnstit utiOn, Sec.
8 Of Article |, relating to capital pun
lshment. Referred to tho committee
IN judiciary.
a X g, Parker-To establish a
mail route between Austin and
Campbell Creek, Lander county
Referred to committee on federal re-.
lntious.
a J Il !. JOhnson-Relative TO
maintenance Of mail route between
Austin, Lander county and Potts.
Nye county. Referred to committee
nn federal relations.
a r 7, Skaggs-ReviewinR the In "
regarding the Lieutenant Governor,
setting forth that the law giving him
u salary went into effect seven days
u, fore IL became Il law, that the law
IL unconstitutional, and the Attorney
General ia instructed tn ut once III
stitutc proceedings against the Lieu.
tenant Governor 10 o such
sHIary as has been paid under the
law Of 1890, since that time and the
State Controller il eDjoincd from
paying my further warrants to tn ,
Lieutenant Governor. Made a
special order for 9 o'clock Wedues
day.
Alb SO strengthening for
the appointment aud payment ~ n
Land Agent ut Washington, y. g
deferred to committee on wuys and
means.
a Is -. Skaggs-bccoUmending
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BLIND POSTMASTER BAXTER,
He Also Runs n General supply stor,
nnd Goes After the Cows at
Milking Time.

The little village of Lexington, on
Clear lake, lie Sucur ounty Mimi,
claims il has the only blind postmas-
ter in Minnesota, and probably the
only one in the United States, says
the Minneapolis Tribune.
For more than 80 years Hiram Bax-
ter has served the people of the vii
lage and surrounding country to their
entire satisfaction, and nearly nil Of
this time he has been blind. He also
has Il small general store and mn inn,
where he keeps the traveller who
needs n meal or nights lodging. lie
has n wonderful memory and can al
ways tell II there is n paper or let
ter for anyone who calls. His wife or
his son calls the names when the mail
Ia distributed and n letter may lie
in the office for two weeks, but when
the proper person cnlls he rcmcm-
bers IL. He can put his hand on any
II OF the 100 boxes and give tho
name OF the owner.
In the store he has q more nccu-
rate knowledge Of where everything
is than n person who can see. IL
mhkcs no difference what you nsk for,
he can put his hand on Il II Il is in
stock, and lac will measure ten yard,
OF calico or n gallon Of oil with equal
facility. md will not mike n mistake
in weighing a Dickel's worth OF candy
or n dollars worth OF sugar. His
hearing has been cultivated until he
knews every one OF his regular GUS
toners by their voice. and when one
OF them calls out: ANY mai. &c. :nc7"
he answers ycs or no with NJ much as.
surance nv II he saw them. In money
matters he iavors coin and can count
1t almost as rapidly as a person with
good sight.
He keeps several cows and cnre. for
them himself. Each COW wears n he'll.
and by this means he finds and drives
thcm up from a large woodland pas.
ture. They seem TO realize tina, no Is
oiherent from other people, and no
matter how much he runs against or
s'umbIcs over them they never move.
lie Is . wonderful example OF what,
man can do in a business way who ha,
lost his sight.
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ESATE-AFTERSOOS

\ b l~l-SeEntor Bill ave notice
that the bill which WIS lost durug
the morning session would be recon-
eidered.
y b l5-Act app-opriating 5000 for
watering g. a. Il. cemetery. Bill was
placed Oh third reading and passed.
y B3-Authoriz ny MISS Foley to
copy the journal Of rhc Assembly aud
approprIatnK $50 for the same.
Bill placed on third reading and
passed.
\ b lG-Act repednR Act author.
izing the salary Of Lieutenant
Governor. After considerable dis
QUESTION Senator Williams offered an
amendment to have the bill take
effect in 1903. MOiUn lost. Bill
placed on third reading and lost by a
vote 81 IL t 2. Senators Pitt and
Williams voting aye.
y Is 26-An Act concerning duties
of hisiric Judges. Bill placed on its
third reading and passed,
$ Is 80, Gallagher - Act defining
the duties OF county assessors. Re.
ferred back to joint committee on
revenue.
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voters Ia vote gpon the proportion OF
call ng a Constitutional Convention
Referred to committee on ways and
means.
\ 3 81. Skaygs-ProvidinG for an
income tax. Referred TO committee
Oh rdiciary.
\ 90. Van Duzer. by request
Consuli lating "fices in Humbo'dI
county aud liking salaries. Re
ferred tn the iumb lids delega ion.
a b IS, COryeil- Provides for rs
SrssmenI and taxation OF livestocK
driven from another State Tor graz
ing purposes. Referred to commit
tee III agriculture.
4 b 81. Coryril-Amending the
Vet providing for sheep inspector,
and tO p vent tile dissemination ri
contagious Diseases. Referred a.
committer Oh agriculture.
4 Il 50, I or! rll--Amendlng til.
Hrveiue Act. Referred To the com
uIittee on way aud means.
\ number of Senate Bills, prev
iu-iy reported were Re ferred to their
respective committees.
Recess until , p. III.
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KEPT WARM WITH ICE.
Hovsl Method of Preserving Perish
abls Goods from Freezing
In Transit

To keep from freezing by h use
of ice Seems Il novel Way OF turning
Ordinary usage upside down A GaIIy
paper Is Responsible for the state
nent that the weather bureau at
Washington is about to issue u bulle-
tin describing = new and pccunar
method OF heating. II consists in
keeping out cold, not by the use Of
hre, but by the intervention of ice.
It's object is the protection of per-
ishabIe goods in transit.
The car is double lined and has at
each end four galvanized iron cy!in-
ders reaching from the floor almost
To the top. In summer these cylIn-
drrs are filled with ice and salt in
order to keep the car cool. The re-
markable point, however, is that in
winter they are filled with ice in or
der to keep the contents of the car
from freezing.
Ice is nominally at n temperature
of 80 degrees Fahrenheit, and il is a
substance that changes it's tcmpera-
ture reluctantly. and is a bad con,
ductor of heat-or cold. Consequent.
~ when zero weather prevails with
out the cylinders OF relatively warm
ice prevent the escape of heat; in
other words, they maintain the tom
peraturc within the car.
Another novel device by which ic,
is employed for protection ngainst
cold consists in throwing upon the
car when the weather is near thu
zero point n plentiful stream of water
which freezes at once and forms
complete coat over the vehicle. Thu
action OF the ice is the same as in In,
other case.
4 similar plan is frequently adopt
ed. in the transportation of bananas
II fruit which is particularly suscepti
BILE to cold. The fruit is put in pape
bags inside Of heavy canvas hays an,
covered with salt hay when the TEN
perature Is dangerously low.
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\ great commOuOu seems 70 have
taken plac" among railway circles
OWING ID the contemplated through
car service between the Pacific Coast
and Chicago which Ii operating one
day each -eek. This il not Il ucw de-.
parturc 10y any mems. az the Denver
Il Rio T. rHudc Railroad Company and
It's connections have been operating d
through a service between the Pa.
cilic hnd AIlhutiC cOWs via. Salt Lake
Pueblo, Denver, KHnsIus City and
Chicago for years, aud three dave
eacn. week. viz. every Ncdncrdny,
Thursday and Friday evening. The
cars Tor this through service are 81
tile latest Pullman dt sign. and are
supplied with clean linen md bedding
throughout. y Pullman porter III as.
signed Ia each car. These cuIs are
also under the personal surcrvAinn
m Special EIrureion ag-nt
whose duty /. Ia to see thai uasscn-
gers ar" gwen every comfort and ut.
tcutiur. For further ImfU'uy"tIru. mp.
ply to- ANY ngenI. or Is +. N"vIns,
General Agent, ~ tO u 81. Cushing
travelling Passenger Agent, ID. ~ X.
q. Il. r.. 80 West :srd Sontl 81. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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Speaker Van Duzer called the AS.
sembly 70 ORDER and Welded the chair
to Mr.. Coryell.
a b AZ. by Mr.. Brooks--To re-
strict gaming.
A Is Al. by Mr.. Paul Setting forth
the status of interpretations to sup
ply electric power.
i b 40 by MIR. Platt-Provdmg for
necessary improvements and repairs
to the capitol building.
A b 4j. by Mr. Paul--Separating
the offices OF sheriff and assessor Of
White Pine county.
A b AZ by Mr.. Coryell-An Act To
promote the sale Of lands reverted to
the State.
Sub. for S b Is, by Mr.. Kelly
Separating the office Of sheriff and
assessor in Lander county, and dIyid.
ing the salary nov allowed to the
n betwesn the two Offices. Pissed
by a unanimous vote.
A 3 8, 10y Mr.. Alen-Reducng the
salaries oi the State officers as FOL.
lows: Governor. $4,000, Secretary Of
State. 5000; Controller. $1,000;
Treasurer. s2,4OO; Attorney. General
$780, Surveyor. General, S2,4OO,
Passed ny a vote OF II to Ii.
A b 10, by Mr.. SweeDey-Author
izinR the Governor TO accept for the
State OF Nevada. granite, devises, be
queste, donations. gifts or assign.
mente, to DO reported by him to the
Legislature 70 be assigned to it.
proper fund. Pissed by unanimous
VI te.
s B 81, by Mr.. Wilson-AmendiDa
the present law go that the S,att
Board OF Education cannot issu,
Temporary certificates" to teach
school, but providing that all who re-
ceive certificates must first pass m
examination. Pissed by unanimous
vote.
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ABB, sksggs-Act To provide

a b 81, Skaggs-Act IN provide
"reru for State. Ordered engross-
ed.
BY Van Duzer-ResolutIocs that
he committee appointed to confer
with railroad official oe instructed
- ask for reduction in fares and
'n-igbis AMI an adj isiment OF unf"ir
DETERMINATIONS and tn ask that where
freight i'll carload lots is received from
the east. the same I've left at point or
,lered and rate to t~idewater points and
back be deducted. and asking that a
terminal point he given to Nevada.
Adopted and ordered printed.
SENATE
s J. 30. Flanl"an--.Am mandatory Of
Act providing for State livestock in
>pcct"r. Ways and Means.
) B Sc, Gallagher Relative t.
ele ctiops. Elections.
Substitute Tor \ II I, Burke
Eight hour Law. Defeated by - vote
Of 10 to 4.
5 b II. Flanagan Freude Ethal
weights and measures. Passed all.
Assembly substitute for A ID r.
Reapportiuument bill. Passed 9 to-
=.
\ u P-ckhan--Co operative as
sociations. Recommitted.
4 Il 81. Webster - Abnlishin-
nickel-in- the slot machines. Passed
II rn g..
S b %, MISUNDERSTANDING t.
elections. Passed all.
> -. Mccullough Relating to
boards OF commissioners Passed II
to l.
S "a. Greena-To create salary
fund TOR White Pine county. Pissed
all.
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favorably ON a d SO. relative t"
boards oi county commissioners aud
also A B IS.
Nays and Means reported A 5
without recommendation.
Ways and Means reported A b
Nos. 20 and - without Recommended
ton.
a b %. providing th lieensinr
~peidIers. venhers aud hawkeH, VA
passed.
Introduction and first reading:
\ B AZ. Sween-y-Relatiug to the
presentation OF dramatic play :.
Sudiciary.
ALB 50 il%enninGsen To prohibit
sale Of ardent spirits to indians. Ju
dietary.
ALB 80. Nelson -R,sud ng son
tagious diseases.
4 Is % Relative to fire insurance
c%ompanies. Judiciary.
SENATE.
Met at IL o'clock.
s l6-Appropriates $1,000 to be
expended by hoard VI health. Passed
all.
Hardesty gave notice that he would
introduce a bill Ter the i]ncorpora-
ton Of a Nevada fire insuran &c co.." E
pnny.
= b IT. To pay deficiencies III tn
general appropriations tor 1893 20.
amounting to 81 i3S 6s. Pissed all
\ IL -Rrgard,ng secrecy Of the
ballot. Ruttom OF HE.
5 b @-Amendatory ni act Great
ing toards ~ county comm ssioncrs
Ordered cngrosscd.
A b, neutrality-suspicious.
OF Senators and Asscmblymen. Ju-
dietary.
4 81. wilson DctininR duties
OF State board CT education. Edu-
cation.
A b 81, Webster-\ct relating to
nickel in--luI machines Education.
4 Is -, Swe ney- Regarding ac-
ceptan &c ~ giants. in licrtry.
\ 3 26, Con Say-Duties If dis
trict judges. judiciary.
Al S--Allen's salary bill. Ways
! and Means.
S Is %, observation-disclosures act
r, latiye 40 el, ctloue. EDuu ssed
The Senate adj nrued until Mon
day at IL a. IN.
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MONDAY. FEB. Is.
THE SENATE

Senate called to order by President
Judge.
5 Is "A, Greene-An Act TO create
Il suIary fund fur White Pine county
Referred to the White Pine delega.
ton.
4 Il 25-Act to amend au Act Gre.
atinp L fund for State revenue. Re-
ferred to the committee on ways and
means,
AC r 3 Relative to amending
SIC /, Article y Of the State Con
stitutiOn. The resolution provides
for II unifoI ID scale OF taxation. Re
ferred to the committee ON mines and
mining.
$ & S-Relative to appointing II
committee 20 revise the license laws
permitting gambling. The resolu.
luton was adopted.
II, Flanagan An Act relat
ing to the fraudulent weights Of
goods. Bill ordered engrossed and
amended.
s Is II, GhIlaIher-Act to amend
Sec ~ uf the Eiecuon Laws-This
blu provides for Il rubber sta mp in
lieu Of IL lead pencil. Read third
time and pissed.
) & 80, Frruienthal-An Act fix.
Ing the salaries III certain officers OF
Lincoln county. Placed on final
passage. Carried.
|. a E ll-An Act tU amend an Act
relative to elections, md to more
fully secure the secrecy Of the ballot.
This bIll provides that a certificate Of
disability shall be signed 10y parties
who are physically unable to mark
their halluis, and such person shall
be assisted by one Of the judges Of
election, A motion to re.reter Ia the
committee was lost by II vote oi 10 70
.. Bill was then placed Oh third
reading and lost by II vote OF 10 &c
5.
Recess until 2 p. IN.
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A GREAT COMBINATION.

The Comruoner, William J. Bryan's
weekly paper, will begin publication
neI, month. Mr.. Bryan will enter
upon his new work with the same
energy and ability TINT has character.
,zed him in the past. through actual
contact with the people III all sections
OF the country, he has acquired Il
wider knowledge of it's resources
than any public man OF hi- time. His
ability Is be, ond question and his
loyalty and devotion To principle il
not questioned 10y his most bitter
partisan euemy.
The Commoner will defend the
principles sci forth IN the Kansas
City platform and ID sure to become
d power III the country. 1t will lind
its way INTO thuu-auds Of homes and
become the political bible Of mIllIUus
Of voters.
In order Ia give the readers 81 the
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT an opIor!un-
ity tu subscribe for the tommuuer at
reduced rates. VT have enter II mtu d
clubbing arrangement with Mr..
Bryan, whereby the Conn Oner and
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT will be sent To
any one address for one } ear FOR e. 90;
Six months tor S230; three months
for Si b; ia! auie III advance. The
| I'omunurr will la. s.ui tn all unI.
scrbcrs to the wEFELY I*DEPESDEST
who have paid III advance upon the
pay mcnt Of 20 cents. Now is the time
to lake advantage OF this great ufIer.
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ASSEMBLY

Speaker Van Duzer yielded the
gravel Ia MIR. CUr!ell.
y b 81, Paul "A plan To enable as
SCISSORS III Nevada to collect taxes OH
m"veable property, such rs cattle,
etc; which Is in the State only u por
ton of the time. An amendmeut WIS
offered excepting cattle that are he.
ing fed for the market. 1t was
deemed that assess. ug such cattle
would prevent them from beng fed
III the various counties where that Is
nos the leading industry. The bill
provides that the State Controller
shall send ont blank tax receipts by
the the first Of January instead "i
MaTch-thr present law, Argument
was made that III the case III sheel
the Southern counties would get all
the taxes as they wOuli be in the
sonth III january. The amendment
WAS adopted.
\ & %. Paul-SpeciJ ordcr--A
companion I" the previous bill save
that 1t proposes to levy and collect
poll taxes from sherpnrrIers etc who
are transient, Passed 10y a vote of
% to =.
y Is &c, Phul-Srparating the OF
tices Of as, ssOr and treasurer in
White P.ue county and giving the
two about 300 more salary than is
$40 per year and the assessor shalI
receive $1,000, Pas ed by uDaDimvus
vote,
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COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
THURSDAY, FEB. ii.
SENATE.

Senate called to order by President
Judge.
S B SO, by Mr.. Gallagher-An Act
defining the duties of county asses
sors. Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
SCR7 by Mr.. Gala sher-Relat-
i've to amending Sec l3 OF the C"u
stitutioh OF Nevada. Referred to
committee ON judiciary.
s u D by Mr.. McCullungh-An
Act regulating INSURANCE business.
baking It necessary tn have u resi-
dent agent i'll the State before Insur-
ance policies can be written. Bid
placed ON third reading and passed.
s q 10 hy Mr.. illiams-an Ac:
to prevent he Introduction and
spread OF contagious diseases. Bill
amended by striking out The words
s2I00 and inserting $1,000. Amend.
men adopted and bill ordered en-
crossed.
s B 90 By Mr.. Jackron-An Act to
more fully define the mode VI locat
ing mines and mining claims, etc,
The bill corrects AN error Ill the old
law regulating the time Of recording,
and time Of locating, making both
uniform. Bill placed on third read
ing aud passed
s b 81, by Mr.. Gallagher-An Act
authorizing the treasurer Of Lyon
county to pay to the Bullion i EI,
change bank coupons. Bill placed
on third reading and passed.
Recess until 2 p. u.
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Observation-Disclosures

Special order TO consider The
resolution offered u few days ~ ~
Btruc,'ng the Attorney General +.
commence suit agaiDst the Liru
tenant Governor tn recover the two
ycdrJ' salary he has drawn under tie
Act of the lHst Legislature, alleging
TINT tlie law giving giving Inn II
snlary il unconstitutional Lost %
90 3.
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81
AFTERNOON SESSION.

a b &c, by Mr.. Conaway--Making
II the duty Of District Judges to give
grand juries the full text Of the law
relating to guide boards on pubhc
high ways. Carried by unanimous
vote.
a r., by Mr.. fremont in 1899
To amend Sec. l Of Art. X Of tile
Constitution Of the State OF Nevada
30 as to assess the acreage OF patent
ed mining claims ut $40 per acre.
Passed by unanimous vote.
Adjourned.
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Having lcm cd ~! hlacksmiih tbor
u btIerncss Ia W. X. BcIImRcr. !
respectfully request ali person.
owing inc. WHO faiI To settle with mo
to Gull urod Mrbsfcr Patterson u,,u
settle their nc curt with him
n T.. GULr AngR
ELXo, Nevada. rcJiuar, IL. 1901.
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WEDNESDAY. FEE. 90


Speaker van Duzer III the chair.
Mr.. Allen announced that the su
pcrintendent Of the asylum woulu
like to couier with the Assembly Tor
m hour some day concerning certain
laws relating to the care of u,e H.
sane. Ei5 said some people were now
inmates OF tie asylum no ought no
To he the ~.
SCR9. Pitt-Taken up ont OF
order--PropOs'ug to appoint Il com
n'ittec Of ihrre from the Senate ami
four from the Assembly be- appointed
to rxa nine the State officers and ser
about a further reduction Of salaries
For the first time since the As.
scmbly convened no bills were into
duced and no notice OF bills were
given
y Is i3, Brooks-Relating to gam.
ing. Lid on the table.
y B A.. Cor! el-To provide for
building a hospital and as-ay Off,
at rhe State UuIver itl. one TAI cost
$3.50 and the other s3.0uO. Referred
to the committee Of lie who
\ Is 81 StagEs-AdvlsIHg the cleo
ors To vote Oh the proposition, ~ShalI
the entire Constitution he revlsed?"
and making the ballots for the next
election ear the question Of "A / onsti
utiuDHl convention for the decision OF
the people. Passed by II vote Of - to
3
5 B IL. Misunderstanding
81. 900 To The Board of Health for the
prevention OF the introduction OF con,
taginus diseases in Nevada. Re.
ferred to the 90 nmrtiee nf the whole
A Is 81, Paui-Providmg for the
collection Of tdIes IN moveable prop
erty. SliLhly amended and passed
10y u vote Of ~ To 4.
SENATE MORNING.
Senate called to order 10y Preside mt
Judge.
81. ilarlesty-An Act author.
iZ;ng county clerks and rx.Otiici,
clerks to retain the fees coming from
land transactions. Referred to the
committee on judiciary.
a Is IG--Au Act separating the al
fees Of treasurer and assessor q
White Pine county. Referred to tn,
White Pine DELEGATION.
y b % Act to anenI Sec loo pro,
vidng State revenue. Referred /,
the special committe" oh revenue.
S 3l-An Act appointing au i'll
spector of mines aud metnlurgy Re
ferred to the committee ~ the whole
a Is ll-An Act to more fully Sc
cure the secrecy Of the ballot. The
bill was defeated uD it's previous read
ing. Bill placed on reconsideration
nnd lost bp "a vote Of ~ /" 3.
S T. X. 7-R"latIve to nmerdin,
Sec ~, Art XIV Of the Constitution
Resolution 10 tO allow counties nd
Joining to have II INT represents
ton III the Legislature. Resolution
adopted.
&c II = Relative 10 amendinl
Sec OF Art. y nf the Constituim,
regulating uniform rate o' taxation
on all property except patented MN
ing property which shall he taxed n
the rate Of $40 per acre. Resolution
adopted.
A B23-Nct act prohibiting herd
ing o fsheep within three miles u I
village or city. Amended by addml
that sheep shall be allowed To pas
through town when shipping or shear
ing. Passed ma amended.
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SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION

a Is lA-AD Act regulating coop
erativo associations. Referred TO the
comu,ittee on corporations.
a B 31-An Act Tor the establish
meDt Of u FREQ kindergarten IN Reno
Referred TO the Waslloe county dele
cation.
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Terms Payable In Advance.
NOTICE.

Is! order ~ the Board ~ County
"Ii"tttloncm "i Exc County, state
4 H"vhla. made thus 9th ,ia, ~
. ~cbruafy, ls!.j, notice is hGrrly
gwen that all persona vino are chnrr.
~ ulnn the county must rome tn the
"nuiy Hospital, ur All rlnima for
H. " support wiiI H. dipanowCd b,
'id B"hfG except ~ rnsra uf extreme
ucig ncy,
Attest: a. @. DhwLEY
County Clerk.