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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
SHOWED AN IMPROVEMENT
Wheat Was Quiet with a Fairly Good
UNDERGONE.
OPENED LOWER, But ADVANCED LATER
Corn and Were steady--Lard Was
Again the Manstay OF the Pro-
visioh Market.

Chicago, June 8 The wheat marke, wos
quiet today but, win fairly good un6er
tone due "a lack u confidence IN reports ~
widespread crop Improvement. JuIy whea,
Crossed h@3sgia higher; July corn Isgu
lower; July oats unchanged aud provisions
"a improved.
Bears In the wheat Dit had the better
81 TIE news ON hand before the beglnntpy
'i Tie session and July wheat oponed \
~ lower at 70 on heavy rain throuehau,
hailSas and Oklahoma where mo st,,rn 80
ua'F needed The Impression createI ,va.
tnai the hdnsas crop wound be nbopt eot-,
10 last years. The rains. with ssmonc,,
i"Wef cables, caused an carly dsclIu, ~ n
pui the pressure to sell was not a g.,'
eeol' us the better crop prospects appenrei
N"'i'h' ana lhis feeling OF reluctaura
WIS supported by Inter reposts tbut M,
SID! Tue Kansas rains would intc,tara
We" harvesting This blt Of news causn,,
u reaction In the price Ia 739s mo No.
hel Infatuated narrowly and gavc ICED, No.,
oia,, "pir nun support ana Their, N.ts
1isV lar rAtnpalgu of pront-ttkiug Ltiy
imusal closed min ana y. To- 80
IuEhc[ Ht tdt96t3&. SIX loads ,,f.rc ~
P1Ilcu AArn Tor export Receipts 30 curs
S'fh was steady over narrow ranoa ~,
prpts' WIN business chiehy of n In, ~
sprrnlnllve character The weather was co.
y s'Asonably cool as to frghten shnrt'
'n' respectable advance was scored but I
'ales Receipts 3S4 cars ""H""'n |
q. S Uais were fairy active and steady 10. |
NuIN me end OF the session the marSet
ua,u OF ON realizing sales br two or tnree
,a,lrEe commission houses Receipts s2tO0
good demand Tor lard was tne mnin
wy on the provision market as II ms
zen Tor several days past There vos
nd ribs W. ior pork
hNl united receipts for Mondny. whom
Z c1rs, corn 4O5 cars, oats 30 cors ho@l
2.VUJ head. '"'s' Jugs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
GRAM AND HAy

Carload lots, o h. cars fr,,,,
dealers charge from store 5fTi0c mnrs ,i rS,
lM lbs ON bran, 21L3c per bushel on o ",
am IN SeIn, ana d l9g l5c Per 100 lbs on hay
no ~" los Slu54
CORN NJ sacked 6o762c
LA anu pure Mig
OATS -39642c per hushel
hAA eAlI9t9, $l4o06l5O0: choice I'm,
nay S6N@s 00; North Texas and Torritur.ee
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E'E'I commercial ..s7-ooo, 42as2a, iloi
coTToN ~ NEW oRLeANs. !
There Was an Increased Activity h
Both Branches OF the MarLnty

There Was an Increased Activity IL
Both Branches Of the Market.
AeW Orleans. June s,-There was so,,,o
aemnnd for spot cotton today ana he
ssles reached a total Of 300 bales snot.
ana 100 bales 70 arrive Offerings were
o. a level even higher than yosteraay.s
advance figures, aud. upon such a basls
BUYERS declined to face the market Rr,
t Ma,a ne s.a abrupt and heavy break IL son
sa,.tors gytpusnt about by country sellns
sansaai lists changed hands The txebann,na
tpa, tb on quotations reported al noeS
fhst t ks market market had opened higher, hnt
prices 'N' AZ previous
Inc market FOR futures was active ana
fflr vn', excited today and comparn'
.ae snoiy hours q the forenoon. II y Spr,ng
nSs ~ again This market opened !, a, ~
'v'nts above yesterdays level ana "a.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
u Goods.

i'rk' June 8 The week closes
"''"o"' material change in conditions IN
,"e upE goods market Some makes Of *.
i''' grades Of heavy brown cottons are
n'uer' hni for home requirements ihc mar
N't Is easy Hlcachcd and coarse colorcd
soour 9u!l md unchanged Print. In fail.
qulrt at previous prices. American coftoI
VS., ~ h'iter request bid
iW"rnl'l ana Wonlen warns show moro
business ana stcadier tone.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09

| iAAsNN I = lAtLES.
| AMMUNtrION Powder, per keg a IN
! Blasting powder 81 80 per Reg. dron sbNt
per sack, 81 As; buck. 81 ~
BACON Extra short clear In ks. ~
4'nSbS ,roesq9irs aAc; boxed, u higher
BAGGtNG AND TIES -Bagg,. : alb 7ise,
2A-lh Sc; Arrow ties, less than "1rioad iois
from Houston, 81 - =
CANDY stick wrapped, basis "a. 0L,sa
eaic per III; No l. full weight basis 81
fA4L6G per 10, special Sizes &c higher.
Granite. full weight, lie; Electric Lights
AZ 5E4PY 81 Portland. 50 75as 2S; Roseu.
aAe; choice. Nl9@o&c reaherry, isHTSi 2,s 20
Cordova lSc. Roasted corees: Arbnckie's
Amosa' basis i{0lh cases, l2c delivered;
Apex, Y, poe; Lion, he.
CRACKERS 4 p c Soda. bulk. hoxes
dsac; lib cartons, csc. ginger snans 10,
creams, Sc; stage Nauks, &C. CAKES and
FLOUR Basis Ash sacks, Fancy high
patent ~ so; fancy half patent. So. 30:
th,rd grade, $3.50. 2i-lb sack, lOc per nnr,
hf9n hlgher' Hour In wood l5e per barrel
FARINACEoUs Goops-Grlts. homlny
and cream meal 10 barrels SO s3; Pearl
four sacks; Scotch oats. 81 30; Friends
gsts, $50; Columbia cats. S. OOGlo 10:
h99wkSS4He oats 2,90a2 10.
leaf. Aac; 5O-lb cans, higher than tlerecs:
lolh cans NC higher; 5.lb cans Isr higher;
Slh cans i6 higher s"'''
:, HAMS Standard lidir4c; plenlc hams.
LINE Bulk. si.oO per barrel; cOOpered.
HONEY In barrels, 60dT5e per gallon;
n w.ie cans; extracted 566c per pound
~ nulk S0llc; In i2lh cans, extracted
isEMtc' pound sections, i2ml3
MoLASSES- Rehoied fair, iGxalsc.
lrime, 2OW2lc; choice, 25026c; fancy new
,sop syrup s<a%se; pure new crop syrup, |
. CONDENSED MILK-Eagle. SO node IA: |
/, M1,agnoNa. ~ 4Igi, g; dune, So. 50sIs 40; |
, oASTERS 10 full weight. 4-oz sJsiAl,.
sih fnll welghL s.oz 81 e0Gi 20. l.ib |
2,oA' ,ntsap9e. In, light weight, a5QOOc: |
fiChLEs--Five'salloa kssa st.4a; 10. /
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New York Rank statnn,o...


New York, June s.-Monev on coIi No..
inal Prime mercantile paper ss,a4,s. ster
ling exchange nominal. with actunI Inc,
ness In bankers biIs at 4.Ssrias $50 s'r
demand and nc 4sats,i4 .sshs for siv,r
days; posted rates Asa and 50. eonon,o,'
cial bills 4.Ssi5m4.S5. Rar suve, rosI. =,
yer certincates nominal, co: Mexicon doi
.lls.Is 20 government ami railroad hopds
s'eauy' state bonds Inactive
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
-ondon FinaneiaI Cahle-

New York, June s.-rhe Commercial-Ad.
yer'ser's London financial cablegram saws.
The stock market today was extrcmsl,,
Idle and the tone was consequently dul
In the general activity American shares
were neglected with the. rest ANA WIRE
practically feamreless MONEY was nnlent
she' the call rates being nomlnally a.
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Comparative spot Mark..,


| tni'rSton Spots closed s;psdv ,-,,.
Ih' uni took S9.5SD hatc~ ''''tS
h1%T , "rI '.'. * Mdung ...s
Col ,,, '''-- GOOD mid ... *
Low mid. n Salc '''l .t'f ~
New Orleans Spots .t,-,t .,,
unchanged; STOCK I'm IN. h,,'"'S' pf'cts
Low ord I / III NiItit''
Ordinary. .5m Tcod ni, -
Goou ord ia NttI ~ '''' 80
Low mid ~ SAL. '"I '''' M
New York Snotv rias.i iu
changed, stock leo OH bo,nu' pl''s IN
Good ord stG C,3 -,
10y ,mid ..,..T u 10 Mid fair "a !"
.'''"A' ,''''0N sales ,-,-..... 90O
Liverpool Spots closed arn,er do,,,,,
limited. prices lie MP, sales Rso ~ ' yutndinrnn
2l,N were American: Speculation ma ~,
American N"'n -uu were
Ordinary . q a 10 Nftltlt,
Good ord : 20 Co,1 NJ, ''ts't - y |
h"N lhlu-''''.4 ia|2 MID fair .S ~ !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09

-, london. June S--Consols Tor monc,.
w l'lb; account 9S SIG Bar silver nm
= l-lod per ounce, Money lEfiL ner
cent. short hills 25.i6d3 per cents thrcs
months hills > Is i6GS i-i6 per cent
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No Kan and Texas Is .:...s,,Y''gi
New York Central ltts IBID Ia t,a
| New Jersey Central general 5s olal Il
| Northern Pacific IS ..-.....,',,iss 4
Northern Pacific As ,r,:.....;;.'ii,'
New York, Chicago and ~ LOUIS d
Norfolk and Western consei, 4 ~
Oregon Navigation lists lDldl''''''
Oregon Navigation As .,.,',.''..'f
Oregon Short Line 6s ..,.a III +
Oregon Short Line consol os 'v"'
Reading general As .. ..,''..'it'''
Rio Grande Western lists st,,.s,f;,
81 Louis and Iron Mountain eelsggsi S n
ST l. and San Fran general % W &
81 Paul consOlS tbidl..-.. -, a
st Paul. Chicago and Pacific lsn
81 Paul. Chic md Paclic % VsH
southern Pacific A. ,-s"t'f'''''' a
Southern Railway IS :.,'ss.'f'''
Standard Rope and Twine ns ''.' d
Texas and Pacific Isis ,,;.''''
Texas and Pacinc 2ds tpldl''t',
Union Pacific Is ....',.' 49,
Wabash lists ...,..-...''''.'''
Wabash DDS ...,.:,,''.'''.f''
West Shore IS thldl ...-f'
Wisconsin Central lists
Virginia Centuries t0hefeal s.-'
Wabash debenture BIS .s''r''
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
W Today Yes'
Reichsmnrks. CONNER ~
,,! cini, 20 90 days So t4lss54B III S'
Commercial. go days i-Saf {A
Spiuners, so days. q-ofHD
hsarcs, commercial, 80 ,sx SIN
days ...,...,..'''.-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09

Following are the sales Of stock ana clos.
Ing prices on the New York stock market:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
lNROADS UPON RESERVES
As Shown by the Weekly Bank State.
ment in New York
CAUSED SHARP BREAKS IN STOCKS
Loan Expansion Was the Third Largest
IT, Week in History OF the
Clearing House.

New York. June s-There was nothing
TO Indicate any change in the professional
character Of the stock market today and
lis dependerc upon manipulation for any
important variation in prices lntl .he
appearance Of the bank statement upon
the tape. There was a lively spillnG ont
Of stock after that and sharp breaks in
prices which wiped out the gfeater part
Of the gains In the strong stocks and
carried the general level Of prices sub
stantialy below last nights closing level
The heavy inroads rpun reserves re.
vealed by the bank statement was sur.
prise although adequate expiration may
lie found for H. II viii he remembered
that last weeks statement showed an nm.
expected Increase IN cash. It appears that
" part OF last weeks gold shipments did
h"t ngure In last weeks statement and
was carried over Into this week. The
enormous loan expansion was affected by
S"Me large corporate transactions. n was
Announced this morning that the $4,000
90 capital Of the new CONSOLIDATED no.
Hacco company was paid In Yesterday IN
cash On Monday the fourth and Last
lAStaIlment of SlO.0O0OO0 on suhscrlntions
70 Si0.Ql0.oo0 of Union Pacific corver,ii,Io
nohdS ~ payable AMI preparations bave
l"u'li.sS been made IN meet IT, Tue stool
company consultations IN Phlladeln6ia
lhl also nave affected tbp ioaW }t,, /
here. The loan expansion Of sci 81 46n ''i IL /
.Ae thlrd largest Tor q week In tho his
G.IE OF the clearing house, being eyrceird I
" eek ending February ~ tbIs vanr ana |
li S--'e5 700 for the week ending Janu1ry /
H. Of ms year. Tho early strength 81 /
Pacific, the Tobacco stocks. AiiaIra.7,.,ttl5i
opper and q number OF minor railwar
t'rRs had served TO lift the market frnn
10 gary depression, but the selling brought
han before F'''1' '""c'
There was early heayiness In the United
',9teS steel stocks before the general mar,
vi luI1eu downward. st. Pauls decllua
the hest was 3a, Rock Island 2 Mis-
ooRH Poetic and Union Pacific 2I each
nv Amaigamqted Copper az The clos,
UNI sales and renewed declines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.

Current SSHIotatons on Round Lots OF
Staple Commodities.
These quotations arc revised daily ana
their correctness can he relied upon Mo
Prices are those ruling In Houston whole.
sale markets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09


Stocks- sales bid
Alcnia"n :..,.'............. lO,6OO sbk
! AtChlson pf ............ 800 1O2K
DIito and Ohio ......... 200 iO7
BALTIC and Ohio IF ..... 1000 g6h
| Canadian Pacific .......... 200 1O4
Canada Southern ....... - -
| mesa and ONO ............. 1900 so
! chic and Alton ..,........ 500 4d4
/ Chic and Alton pf ."..... 400 "A
/ chic Burl and Quincy (trl =, 100 lXS
! Chic Ind and Louis ....... 100 3N5
! chic Ind and Louis pf ....... 100 az
! Chic and Eastern Illinois 49, 800 133
/ Chic and Great Western 49,. 1880 23ss
/ Chic and Great West A pf. d. 100 S2lo
| Chic and Great West pr 800 AZ
cRcc Rack Ros f isand 9nG Pac 1900 YSS
h Rs H Fss% ga ga T Trans pr $50 $50
Colorado Southern ........ 1000 1915 |
Colorado southern LIST pf . 200 81
Colorado Southern ID IF go 100 o3s, |
Delaware and Hudson - 100 1861 |
delaware Lackawanna and w 800 23515 |
Denver and Rio G. ....... 700 ~ |
Denver and Rio G pr ..... loo 20
Erie 49,: ..,.....,......... 1850 ass
Eas q q p F. ., ........:. 1853 ~
Great Northern pr ...,.... 100 1856
Hacking Valley .......... 100 5Ilb |
Hooking Valley pr ........... 300 X
Illlnois central ............. 1000 142h
iowa centraI .s'...,.....,,. 100 37h
Lake Erie and Western $50. 80 80
Lake Erie and Western pf :. 49, li9
Louis and Nash ............. 9,10O 1884,
Manhattan l. ..........,...., 5000 1851
MSs IISP8'!S2 ept "a ~ .: 1883 3SS 335&
M MIN and F st GGas . .... 400 y
Mo Kan and Texas .......... 3,io3 @,M
Mo Kan and Texas pf ... 800 63b !
New Jersey Central ....... 100 16O |
New York Central ...... 24OO ISL
Norfolk and Western ....... 700 53t5 |
Norfolk and Western pr 80 80. SS1E
Northern Pacific pf .,,,,., 100 az 6S,.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
liverpool Futurcs.
stook a unIted sac, go
United States Ports.

This week Last yoay
Exports 10 Great BrltAin i.aSi \ mi
Exports TO continent ....15.SOi SSl
Net Receipts at United States Porr,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
HOUSTON DAILY Posi-. SUNDAY MORNING. lUNE Q 1aol

gallon kegs, 81. S.: y bills 500; pints
a.,n,erlcan style, snns5c quarts American
gtyie, sl.%M1; hgailon. - i002 y: igai
hexHgon, 50 70
hhilCE- ezra fancy head. 6lserGs,ci
bn netsG ~ s,Gs1tc; fair, 4NN4lsc; fancy I'm
,s,RtoPE st-.k hgsis 7-is: sRc; Manila,
~ ,nntursd lath yarn, Sc; tarred, az.
ti.,AA =. -. = Louisiana, coarse. SIC: huc Sc.
w 1sSa,lDs. $3.50 G0-js, S260 103s, SEQ;
SALT FISH Mackerei 80. !, In lOlb
~ pocnsl 90: half hbls. 70lb. No. l.
~ ~ .tnbs. 50 tSlli5 10
~ n,is s. Sl.O; Castle Rock. Columbia River,
f,.oS2 a. Spear Alaska S1.l3, Toy o.
ptt,a..,.m shlyer. Si.2J; Blue Bell Columbia
q "a a.RDINEs American quarters, S. 75M
o ~; mustard, 81 SJT4 %. Imported Gillette
ters S7OO
re IL standard eoods. Pearl. In 40lb
Ike 38W4c. Royal Gloss. hnk AZ:
1880 lwo Packages, per box, So -. corn
Nlssfrc,n' aIsc per H. 20 and 4Olb bcNr,
. ,,rAR. Quotations are for small lots
ssp.ecigl rates are given on carload orders.
I,l sd.ll aIli gfannlatet, j9Jc. cubes and pow
eeeiea 1.2pt; Louisiana yellow parafned,
t'hcy, DOC choice 5.4TAc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09

The range Of prices FOR the active
months at New York and New Orleans
yesterday were ma followa.
New Nyrt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09

Total trading 81 snl oee e. $40 40,
Brokers and Transport S''o'''ooA
ss' s.'f~'.rft..',' 2U5,Ial l47so,1ap
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
Houston Daily Statement.
Houston ComparatIve statement.
FIousIon HaIIroad Reoelnts.

Inc following arc the receipts OF COTTON
ny the various railroads entering the city:
yo,,yt.. , ., Bales
iutcTn.tIII2 l1AaS central ........ 32s
inl'ihni onll and Great Northern gsg
TT@1sr''"n. HarrSbnry and san An 49,. 2ii
houston East ana West Texas
"i'S"uFl Kansas ana Texas ....... 2l7
Total .... 80
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-01
The Prize Fight Law.

Senator Flanagan, of Washoe, has
introduced bill in the Senate to re-
peal the law legali2!ng prize fights in
Nevada.
The bill as it stands is about the best
measure on the statue books. fer the
simple reason that while it counter
ances prize fights it does so with a
license so high that it practically keeps
fights out of the State.
In other States W here prize fighting
is not permitted ''hy law" the rif-raff
pugs of the continent GET up and bat
ter each other over the ring. Nearly
every State in the Union has had a
fight during the past year, and in
nearly every case the law says Jnat it
is unlawful. 10 this State where there
is high license law the pugilistic pro-
fession has tailed to show.
When law keeps order, as it has IN
this case, it is about the best that car
| be asked of it. Leave we'll euougf
alone. This is one law that 81 ould no
be tempered with.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-01
Senate Bill No. 10.

Yesterday the Assembly took up Sen
ate Bill No. 10, which had been passed
over the Governors veto in the Senate
The Assembly passed the measure over
the veto. The bill provides that insur-
ance companies must pay Oh whatever
sum they they issue a policy for, regard
less Of the loss by fire. The supporters
of the bill contend that a company is
suing policy do SO with their eyes open
and that they should be compelled to pay
the face value of the policy.
The insurance men on the other
hand maintain that with such a law
in force it encourages incendiarism,
aud that in order to overcome any
such loss on their part that it will be
necessary to raise the rate of insurance
or else cancel their business. The mat
ter is now in shape for a test and tn,
insurance companies will be watched
with interest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-01
The Exposition Bill.

The bill introd uced il the Senate
few days ago to make IN appropriation
for an exhibit of Nevada's resources at
the Buffalo Exposition. carries with it
an appropriation of So, coo
Yesterday when the hill came up for
its second reading. it WAS made a
special order for next Tuesday. Sen
ator Williams justly remarked that
1.-The representatives were, there for re-
trenchment and as the bill took money
from the treasury, it should be thor
oughly investigated before acted up
ON
The result of appropriating money
for expositions has not brought much
return to Nevada and it is doubtful il
such an appropriation at this time
would result in benefit to this State.
AS I; rule the exposition exhibits have
formed splendid junketing trip for
someone and then generally winds uI
with relief bill the following session
Other Senators seemed to doubt the
advisa bility of making the appropria
ton. The bill will be the matter o
considerable argument when it come
up, and demands a thorough thresh
ing out before il goes to a vote.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-01
Young Garges Re-appoinied.

Fred Garges, the young man who
received the appointment Of cadet at
West Point last year and failed to pass
the required examination, has been re-
appointed by Senator John p. Jones,
in response to a petition signed by
many Reno and Carson people. The
Gazette congratulstes Mr.. Garges aid
ad mires his pluck in being anxious to
again enter the fight for useful citizen
ship. Many young man would have
been discouraged and given up in dis
gust. Not so with young Garges who
evidently believes in the old saying, ii
at first you don't succeed try, try
| again. '--GaZette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-01
MARRIED..

In this city, January 81, 1901, ut the
home OF the brides parents. by Rev. j.
w. Dorrance, Mr.. Fred Gleason, of
Tecoma, New. and Miss Matte Friedrich
of this city.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Friedrich of this city, and
is one of Carson's incest young ladies.
For several years she has been engaged
in teaching school at Tecoma where she
formed the acquaintance of the lucky
groom, who is we'll known stockman OF
that region. The APPEAL joins with the
many friends III wishing them success
The happy couple left last evening fol
side.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-01
TIE: LEGISLATURE.
Eighth Day Of the, Twentieth
Session. 9
SENATE.

Senate called to order by President
Judge.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll call-all present
Journal of preceding day read and
approved.
Senate Bill No. S-introduced BY Mr.
Flanigan--An Act relating to spoiled
goods or adulterated marketable goods
same for sale Referred to the com
mitee on judiciary
Senate Bill No. o-introduced by Mr.
Flanigan-An Act to repeal an Act
allowing glove contests in the State OF
Nevada known as the prize fight law
Referred to the committee on Judiciary.
Senate Bill No 1o-introduced by
Mr. Pitt-An Act to amend IN Act reg
ulating the collection OF license for pas
turage OF sheep. This bill is to collect
license from ali sheepmen owning more
than coo sheep Referred to the coin
| mittee on agriculture.
H..
, Wasson--Act to provide ior the copy
! ing of the Senate journal. Placed on
final reading and passed
Senate Bill No. 5-Act to provide
for the collection OF Nevada products
at the Buffalo Exposition and making
an appropriation OF 5000 for the SAINT
| Special order for Tuesday next at :
p. m.
Senate Bill No. introduced by Mr.
| Pitt-Act to establish State Boart
OF Pharmacy and to regulate the sal
of drugs. Action on the bill ternporar
lily suspended.
Recess until pm.
In the Senate in the afternoon tn
, Governors veto message OF Senate Bi
J No. 76. calling for a Constitutions
Convention came up. 1t was move
and seconded that the veto be sustain
ed On roll call it was sustained,
Assembly Bill. No. An act to pre-
vide burglar alarms for the State Trea
, urer office was referred to the con
, mittee on Ways and Means.
+ Senate Bill Nc. 6-lntroduced by \
-. McCullough-An act to repeal certa
! acts relating to location OF rninir
t claims. was laid on table.
n Assembly Concurrent Resolution n
O THAT when the Assembly adlour
- the Senate concurring that the time
until Monday morning, February 4,
II a m Resolution adopted, Adjour
ed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-02-01
sol" Organize.

Truckee's terrible ''601' has reor-
ganized. 1t is probable that the In
dian who murdered the squaw Monday
night will be strung up and the unde-
sirahle be given the run
The Republican says the town is
tough and wide open, full Of dope
fends, panders and strong arm men.
That paper continues:
''Fo the respecta bic and awabiding
citizens the disgrace of this state OF
affairs has at last appealed
''The practice mr"t stop.
line way to ste :, - - plain.
Rid the town Of the gang of YAM
pires and social pariahs who have in
tested it so long.
ANY means to accomplish this de-
sirahle end will be justitiable under the
circumstances
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unanimously adopted.


A. B. No I4-introduced by Mr..
Peckham-An Act to provide for in
corporations. operation and manage
ment OF cooperative associations. Re
ierred to committee on corporations
and railroads.
A. B. No. I5-introduced by Mr.
Platt-An Act to provide fo- the APP
preparation of $500 for the watering
of the c. A. R. cemetery. Referred to
the committee on ways and means.
Il Governor veto bills made spec
ial order for o'clock next Monday
was rescinded and taken up out of or
der
Senate Bill No. Io-Relative to pait
up fire insurance policies. Passed owe
the veto.
Adjourned until II O'Clock Monday
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Another SmeIter.

The Vulcan Smelling and Refining
Company is arranging to erect a sixty
ton plant near this city. It is reported
that plot of ground and water right
on the Truckee have been secured by
them.
If the Vulcan people go to work ii !;
straightforward, businessiike manner
they will get ali the ore they can
handle. This win also incte the two
lethargic companies tba, have snelt
ing plants here to get Z .ustle on. -
Journal.