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rates. q in Which ca Sc, d al causes would
eventually 60 TO al he ], Supreme Court.
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pointed time "a, the cover on the Broad
street Road. adjoining thu Chnntlly es-
{tate.s III II orc. with ~ brilliant burst. car-
irylngl hig heads on n breast high scent,
hounds went away reminding one OF the
5mldlands Of England, where the Inrar,
sPrychly, BelYoir, CO tesmore and 81 Mr.
SFcrnie's strive 4 for gu rolnRc Is, Driving
to the tropical & md unseasonablei heat,
check s We're FREQUENT and wei come. 4 n
Sss on the Broad Street Road al nine
couple were closel Y packed and IN; spite
OF two ssnills, the entire field assembled
keen and eager TO SEQ hounds sent away
again, g b lssi 4 &, is5 5S ~ 5i5
& was the old story through Thorpe's,
Nolting's 1, 3 I3la ckbnvn's, Berleyy's, Blooms
}ingdale GintelMcsta ia and into the slrirgy
turf Sof the Hunt Clpb grounds Il. u 4
Al Fine Company. .s
II enthusiastic and representative con-.
ipany3 were assembled on the broad YES
srandahs OF the HINT Club, ana When the
hounds rushed over tho remaining fur;
longs Of sward 3 In to their kennels, local
lgpnrtsmen llugged TIL enlselve yes wi til defiant
lat the nlagnif lcent sigh Il FS
TX "A few Of the sheptical were wall ing on
the gu skirts of the crowd J, but their fond
expectations were l,nfplf led. The nv hoops
and cry f tho Gpochland fog hunter fell
an deaf ears OF the arlstocra tlcs lisn
pack, but were far from lost on thosa
who have worked so hard for he. sue
cess of the sport OF III mss ri til, only five
and twenty per cent. of It's danger,'l1s5 y
II may bo lsaid here v hat " Is cenaid-
sered Very uIlsportsmap VI lkas for anyone,
save the master, hunts man and Whips,
to s.llark9 the hounds. 10
Fl 4 AT the club HOUSE a brilliant ASSEM-
!blage pasr took 81 the isls 4 hospitality.
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OBITUARY..
sRl.NH. IN. Harrison.

u Mr.. r III M. Harrison, prominent drug
'glst, passed away n Mt HIS residence, No.
1913 West IS race Street la st nj gl,t at $3.50
5o' clock rs it5 si 8 IS. H 483
& Nj. Harrison had been In III health FOR:
many months. but was not sco ldered In
a. dang erolls cond ion unit u rsday asst:
Atday or SO later llo az ffered ta rol! u q
paralyss aa from tha tine
q Richard a Heth y Munford n arrlson was
ithason8 Q & John NJ Harrison. " no was for
many years clerk Of Fl enrlco COUNTY and
was born mt I4aure Lawn, ienrico4 cou'lg
OF the wal. between the States he tered
the n Fl ONE Guard, la a volunteer organl-3
cation, Whlcl was under tn q command 81
Captain Edward Ga " and wa n composed
of many 1of the most prominent you'll his of
the city. He served sthroug he war WI tll
that command and n I Y the lose Of & the
conflict entered The reta drug business
as n clerk lin the store OF Berry man and
"A. lA.3 Scott and Rokek or others, " wen-
ityrtlVe years ngo he went Into business
for5hlmself and WAS most successful.
4 Mr., Harrison conducted Z his esta b is,ll-
street III, u he present \ tine, he was
educated In the private schools g,of the
s s'1ii twenty-f,ye years ago last fNoyen-
a Ssf f u M Ereaesek Andersonos
child Miss Cora Harrison. N Il IS &.
8s ar, harrison was prominent IN nlnsonle
circles and was a. emheI, OF The Shrine
tho Blue I.od &c q nd 4 he p s., he was 9
most generous and hi -hearted man and
d ways assisted those who were In dis
atress. "a Prnbab bly, there was not IN man IN.
the Oily Wphn was more beloved by those
who knew him than was Mr. IA ri son.
He $'is survived by his vi 10 and daugf,
ter ii sister, Mrs. "A, p. Illlington and
one her. Mr., M N W. Harrison, both
observation-disclosures ran Es,rf for thu funeral have not
been completed. but vii be announfed
later, 3sSs. ] 5 ST, a
"a 38S Jesse Vvayland 4 Hughes,
Jesse 1yaylana d ~ tt.Sasy,ala go 81
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fgS
who With one dnug hters Nj ~ Yivea. q
was about fty-fiYe years XO sSSi@
N .s - Scot NIX 3sS

he died. Fl married M ss Sal Iii udolpF.s
was e aS Ei tftsy4f i've YEARS.
Dr III Scott. }.s
(speciai to The .ri ines- ID spatoils
n TREDElRIC IlslBUF Az an Il .55 rhos
5relrlains Of % ~, Is. r. Scot ho "a ied gin
HngerstoWn. M ;,,S ged gelH h -oneg years.
were here and ',
taken tos. nyno t, ~ Garoline couniLyt
scott s
$of ii auquler E county, ana served aasSsH
8geor Inv the Conf derat e9 army IiSi ha 90
ono son and three gtters survive
Cardinal Lang enieux. 1sg ss8a
RI R IIIIfMS IN, ~ q -Cnrd lnal MI BenedictS
Mary Ian genie bishop ;of Rheims.s
Is dead. god 81 yea r. cre-S
fated q 90 ra lnal IN 1885. 81
3gss Cardinal Tangent ux was bornS ats y1l4e.R
sfrlnche,s5 III the archd locese Sof ri yone,
1874. IN spite OF his sages he ooq unsacttveS
part In the recent contr oYersyS IN tr aGces
over the lnvSaiy,
LentenR chdrgo two year go he prot,esteA
vigorous agnln st tn e. m easure hlchs az rs
8ciu9ded pupiis 81 JesuitS leges rom mill
5tary and naval sci ols, and at rs. beeili.
Ming Is the n.con} ddnGsseni
Wlthtt aPresast
to &interyene ainst tons ~
Ing teaching or al klndsS by mem pere .oI5
reifEIous orders. 4 his broug Mt nm 1MRo9S
gopcti war, With the I'relntcf. y, Gonsneha:
bishops 5lla!y
Sit8,the ground OF It's II PRO ~
ssolution Oft he Conc and tfeS ~
tlrationSo Of church q nd q to-
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'I'RUsTS'T0IF|GH1
|R:ATGR REGULATION.
Strongest Opposite Will i'll! Come
@ l'rotnBTl,is Quarter and \. Mt Oh
8 " From Railroads.
; ia! "a AFTER
Moody Said to Have Drafted
bill 81 Which Will BE. Pre- er1tcdIS
N. to Congress After Holidays. Is
3 3lF7

from Our Regular Corresrp dent) n
1v.As1IIN iTON, y. u, january 1t 81
Understood hat The real Il 81 rat her tho
sstrongest, os,poslti lion u sislatlon reg gu
latlng frclsh rateB will come not rom
the railroads ~ the country, but from the
grea trusts, viii CHI are bench led and fos-}}
tered bys the practice Of re roads IN siy--5
Ing rebates 70 Big ship ors:S a ttorneyS-.
General Mood j, while invest ting the
beef trust, ma de- the discovery that the.
granting Of rebates 10 the Germs hlchi
are III, the trust wal at Il the bot tom Of the
whole quesuo The courts were thought
to have broken up the N eat trust BY
med rs 81 in,unct lions. But there was u 3,
way ~ which the rebate system could
tishes t. day Jus IL II d IA be fore II was5
made the s,,bject of 1ud clal action
Attorney General II Mood went "A 70 the
President 4 and Las a The facts be fore him.
He made It plain that Y lie rebates were
the source of the troutAe IN not make
a law to prevent the ebate? 81 w iiy not,
indeed !? was n the Sreplyr OF the Attorney
General who has for years been n favor
Sof legislation N 81 this III characte The
President set to work H to- stud he qu es-
ton, and he resu WIS the recon, mend n
ton In his me ssn 90 tina s congress take.
over the IRA e-mak ng 20 arld vest y
Commerce Commits ion. III He went
further than had been sugg ested by his,
Attorney General. at first Il bell yed h
though there Sis said a oS be- Sdoubt hat
M ~ Moody 4 Isl backing up the p s!derts
to theSutrnost. He Isl llndersto GOD TO have
drafted V a. Bill, hich vii ssbe T,rcsen tod
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TURNING Owe r SAs NEW LEAF.


Inrlyate cars 10, 4 lie shipment Of freight
is mad Z 81 q oak for r. ductipn III freight
rates whicl1amountsSt to the grant ting OF IA
rebate. Only the larger q concerns can
afford n to own Il hei n own en- RS and he
smaller sh lppcrs are forced AT n n pay he
greguars rat g. Aal II sof which was dew loped
by the II Interstate Commerce Comm ission
III an, inyes lgation lie ID In g Meas last
fall, when the country was 80 busll en-
gagged an following the preside t'nl Gam
pm Ign 1t had no I me or due conHids era-
ton o. the astonls hing condl lon Of 'a NJ
fairs In Sshipp world re veg! edt W
tho inqulsltion. U n,
ut Is made more plain every. Ola y;5 tllat
opposition to the enac of ~ ll " PRO-
$yiding for tho h government ! reg lion
Of rates, and forbiddldg tho granting Of
rebslt es;s !, so far from being m q, TRIAL.
road measure, b Isl one In tho y nterests 5of
the transportation lines az # the country
III, a greater ext Slts than an " on ne
statute books, And there are many. ! Mugs
witch SO to show that the llroads r set
lognize this N Ct, ssi J. y NJ
Opinion Of Railway Man, g
An softlolal Of ono a Of the prntnlE'en1
railway systems OF TIL East IVES \ "
idea az the attitude 10 the n 81
the country towards the leg lsla ion pro,
nosed, He stipulates his name {, sEai!
not be used hut he gave NO opec lonl B V
the use nj his yie Ws, y. 81
s,The PRESIDENT In his recent nlessa " y
expresses the opinion that nt present y. 4 y
Won, a be tundesirab BILE, e were not Oh ~
sprracticahle finally. to- clot he thes nller,
state sCommerce5 Commssior Wilt general
authority to fix railroad raj es,. y he said,
0but he recommends that the commission
he yested with the poWer5st g Z tlx'ls ana'
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ga35
E S,,s and 5appl teddy and al manner
of good cheer wa 4 pa ia ken BY he
hunters, mem bers and " heir guests.
Mr.; SBeattie Pleased.
n Mr., n B tile, NJ. RI "a H. In speaking of
the new English pa OK nj ter he run ga ~ y
run bett toge Their than the;
American pack, and are more 3easll Y cor VI
3troled. TIL ma IN better
appea ran {. than the old hounds In q
wore, sI a m very m u CHI p leased WI the
aimportation,ta and look for even bet
ter results d ter have had 4 hem fora
month OF two. s5:
ri Amo ngst those riding g hounds were e !
Beattie NJ F. Il Of Deep Run; &. NJ 4.
e gorge Cole Scott, lluntsmnn, s3ssi n rliz
W. III & C.y H OLSON, on one Of Mr. " hltss
string: Mr.. 6 George Leay, on ST. nster IN ~
r. W. Scott, on Blue r dye ): dlss Ger
strude SHELTON, on Nv lisper;s NJ II, Otto n olt-
ing, ~ nj Hugh Campbell, ~ NJ. Ormond
Young, on Red IA FIumnn w Miss Claudia
Palmer, on JIM; Mr. and Mrs. y \. RI Cars
ter M I'll apd NJ rs.sF a ndreW y hristlan, and
Others, $,$ 5 w;
"A number OF members and their guests
were present q u the regular n ewS Y cars
reception. Il at which the FOL lowing ladies
: 9s 453s VI
a Mrs: joseph s.: Willard, Z. Mrs. H.
Mayo. n Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. i, Il IA.
fDoolcy Mrs. julius 5sEat NJ osby Mrs
Thomas s.. def ress, q M rs.s ] 81 Scott Par
IRISH, he Misses Stewart 81 M lss PA olsard.
of Baltimore Y Nj ISIS Yena Bile Ss ST Peters,
burg 4: Nj ISIS Nclliea DnYenport, the Misses
Davenport, the Misses Viii flock, Il Miss
Mary d ford, Miss Duhring, II OF Phi la
3delphia " iss Bernard Cooke, M ISIS Mabel
Walker, Miss Avis Gr ran
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and Charles sBurling en- p Dyes. 81 the
charge OF ting TN gaming This
marks il. renewnl Of j ComlnonW til NJ
gambling In s + Asa phi. . WE IA
$sf COM SIR N . A. Among several elonyi
cases to 8Ibe tried by the Kin George
Court hls wees ~ t 9
$poitIeian, Who some time IN
l Dctober% assaultedl and 4 beat his q ged.
mother and his married slst 81, ne ease :
has attracted unsual terest. and & the
sGawood has been cont ned In the co untys
ajnil|since0 the FIRST of November,
~ AL J. a Nv. , Featherston s
auditor OF the DanVllle and cStern Rail y
ne
~ B X cowpeSA q Raislgh, ;a va suo.,
esed ,1erstone , a y 1of the
into seffectrwith4th the first of tho year,
dMONTROSS A.--hi u. lanes p ,ss5 Je1l-.
Ekins qualified ms land ass essora for Vest
morelana county With n Robert y.
Nl NEyyPoTf NEWS, Blake
la 13-yeap-old white boy WAS shot, and
fatally wounded i0-d " by, n negro youth,
who escape ana sVill ose atne cannGt peS
negro SCI zed q 552-cal ibre rifle and tlred,E
sThe bullet penetrated the abdomen and
the unded boy died too77nig INT 0'soF
AaRo AN DIXIE, Ii IN iss Helen !, AIMS
wort h, d daughter of Colonel M, ,. a ms
worth, az III llnsS was bad III burned q bout
heps fsca Ysst sTday q MGR 'lng while lighting
WI LLiAAis u7a 6, fro from q
defective Hue In the Ewell Build at
waY discovered and ex ingulshedi fore
In had made muel, llaaadw rhs! damage
viii soon be repa ired, /, u !,
n a. I'D Jewel Court house Cd ay8s andeT
tcruey and I1stlll Burg IFS. g SGD ,pespeet iyes
w "a nd yen RS ere a rled IN y, me
ern pa sseng train ri, lie Cl inch, ~ ley
Division q week Gagn by nillng rock Ssg and
wood on he rack, and wGro gsGntene q
to tho State RI Formal ory. W here hey WI
stay until they are II sea Ts OF ~ sc: No
ono wns So lolsl ys hurt by he deral lment
of the tra In t;ss n
Il gFeWelSgallons; wears longe Is ID woe.
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DEATHS.'

3FI AA Sd i'd. lit N orr (, az Ia. n HAI1lE
Z beloved wifi Ss OF II Samuel & HAS eealS
Funeral ut ESD Az "a IrrRRNoo Sa ~
5 o @ 81 s ssg NM
I,AuTERBACEl.--D led Monday, Ja ,n,Ials
\ BACH M III Brook az 8 street. on M ler'ss
Field, lIenreo coun aged y- three
years. y. Il, Y i w
81 r. M, OaRWoo d cemetery.
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Isaac. EWers,

l Especial to The Times Dlspatch) 5j iF3s55
ASH " G; m; aa--J su,le,
i1ohd !, Shenandoah county, died Sunday,
been operated upon .stl tnrdAy for
iappendlcit tbs, u IIe fwns "a native Of liamp-
Ghire5 county .5,nnd for. ~ number
running from Chlca 80, h ltor9 several ears
he had been residing on his gfarlll ere
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Mrs, M M Krauss..
Y nnnin y y I,hn n in,,ea-. Isl am tci, 81

5 Especial to The Times Dlspnt ch) u, VI
NEWPORT N E9y7s. Az a, Jun se,:-Air
Mary NJ agda lena irn tlss n rs;
o'clock at Hotel NlYarWick lie 'Go as
shipped Tonight to up tthburg for ter
iment, and the funeral VII Ia ke place q Y
the German therans hurch, q plttsbuIrg
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. Z, 4. 4 ,,,a y, Z, N. !,
glounu De III;
II. ~ NJ = nnd
~ = i. y. !. ia i, l. u
!., .i,a
~, ~ NJ
=. y,
y, Us 9. ol'nrs 3.
Y, B, /, v
~ ~.
s' \. Z.
W. II "a ~ ss,s -, ssta
~. II ~. S,ii NJ, "a n ,;rras
=, ~ ~ ! IA IL ssai, n
tg n {,
atrlieisSSA ~ 9ti,e rateo q, pra otieaily il
ME Traffic oy ii,. from tlie cite
al as s.spn ata tssnti TIA h s nv
Court daclared that e ri the comrisCion
l3e f,oworF claimed a. 70 d sit1g1e rate
fits md Stile pt,wer u change every lhtov.
y AtA a rata m the tjnite I'd states Ii ]! Y
angle dif,s NJ
q. n g. X. Z, y
Oar, IL "a
~ u "a, a
~ u M IN Sal.
= NJ: ~, ~ s,aa MI M fho
s,sas IN ma nrases1t tina
II =. . ~ ~ MI AZ IA
~ ~ 4. M nm, "a s, IA
!. N. IA ~ ma
l, Mana NJ siiou M ia
se;,at - II ], u 40
~, - = 81 M III being ssnr.oosted,
7. 4 !, Z, %, fnr% ma ian m Tao
public Is confer upon; u tribunal the 5prac-
tica1ly unlimited, power 10 make n nd
srhan,ya Z ali thesS int erstate rates In u the
country we'll ana n good. d hut first, III
should bc full decided that IL 4 Ii Sneces-
sary, and that the tribunal ds equal 10
the exercise "a n tho power created. and
q boye ali, there must be no d eception as
to the real scope sof the power proposed.
ana tho extent rs which, II conferred. ftt
can and will be Bex ercised, 3i
z. y. 4. N u 9, &
Issue Still N Joupt.
1,.a =, 5 NJ "a Ia 4 in
Z u 81 = q u - nro poait Nan 5Ynorit
4 = n Shaina inoks.1 a.
- y = N 3. III y Il ;san
has ~, a ii iookirr rs suiia rely
in1t a. IA IA imarin q that BIZ nm Mot
ri n, &, ., n ~ 4 Y ~ 40
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NIR GIN
b ! E /: / S

Sa (srecial Il 10 A The Times ,lspat ct. eeS
ss$ALEKANDRIA.Sy,. i. d Mex
,andria county grand Al lry thls q ternooi,i
Sindictctl Ohm NJ pro prize or Of he
Asa PHI Pool r nd lo,liss Bargen;
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SEA HazelgroVc.i

8IlMr. s rs A, Hazel grove die his z home
ginTB Barton ights sunda " Ms. :4S,, II!
the fourth year OF his sn ge.li = =
leaves az devoted wifi six child ren-W.f
Misses ana I, ,ay t!.!e
sbrot rs essrs. q and J. fIazel--i
grove, and NJ ono Isl ster, IN ur-i
nett Ialso u hos ends to mourn their "
The funera will be from the 9resid encei
iinS Barton Hell ghts to-da yF u ut 10 sA..@5
md burial the family burying ground
4 r InrOv COltn v
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2boro, Va, died Decent eTf 1917 1901
Among thegf ricnds and equal ntanc es az
this child tho iyersnl opinion hat
shis chara ter and deport tnent re well a
4nighSphenoRl l.a{ wv ssingu lar strensth5
of intellect he's com blned n are degree g
amGa bill affec Iona ten oyalty VI
large n circle 81 ne gllbors nd Il friends;
mourn his sudden depnrt ur No 8,noneS
Can estimate DIX The sYoid si IN HnadeSin
the home. OF which he was the n
the JOY. Ss II 4,
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Frl'lo': rn Pin
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Ia|'ll'll',l'l|!C|'|||'l IRA
SOAP

3CuutieurA} Oint ment and Cuticura
Pills appeal With rresistible force
TO all who have suffered long and
ghopelessty With humofs J 81 the
skin, scalp, and q blood Every
hose, every 4, ex,zip,ect ton awakened
Sbyt them. has beel,r,r, II more, & than fol-
filled. More e,ir,eat cores are daily
made than by all Il o 3tll "a
Skin r emed les comb ined, = single
I yet costing but one dollar, being
Otter sufficient Is core the most
/ distressing easss 81 orturin 3, d.
figuring humors, eczEmas, fAshes,}
feelings, and infla mmat ions 81 the
skin and scalp, with loss of hair
Rwhhenfall exc fails. Sss83 5ssS,
sold throuEh the world pshss Ding chem. Csrp.
~ ~ sead lot s1n Abes. he Doihr is.rsr Car,
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III. IA sers ~ no has been III for
ssptneS time, Is bet ter and ID Bile to be on
an nj RS ]. . Territ wife Y OF Depu "
Sheriff Tcrrlter.s Of ii enrico county who
has 4eens Ill for3man " la s On tlrclSs
SreGoS ered ;5 8 Ss
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25
~
Change To.NnQht.

Owing to the fact that the band
boys will furnish the music for to-
nights banquet the performance at
the kintescope will commence at 1880
new program will be put on and 220O
feet of film will be unreeled and some
Two new illustrated songs will also
be given and you cannot afford to
take in the hour Of pleasure at this
popular little playhouse.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25

Mr.. President, it gives me pleasure
at this time, to present the name Of
Honorable John Sparks, the Governor
OF this State for the position of
United States Senator. - ,.a.....z
+ Miller OF Lander in well chosen
speech seconded Roffs nomination.
Lack Of space prevents it from being
run ID this issue. A@ ~ y
O'Kane of Humboldt placed Nixon
in nomination in The Senate and his
speech was seconded by Williams Of
Churchill and Campbell Of Lincoln.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25
Dancing School.

On Saturday evening, January 14th.
at Armory Hail, dancing school will
be established. Social dance to fol-
low. Instructions from Z to 9 in the
evening. Gents SO cents Eiquire at
the Singer Office, Park Hotel.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25
3 follows.

follows.
Mr. President: The pleasurahle
uty has been assigned to me by my
arty associates to present the name
T 4 gentleman for this high and
honorable position for the considera-
ON of this honorable body 1t il
OF our purpose nor our desire in any
7ay whatever, to detraet one single
~7ord Of praise from the gentleman
hat has already been presented as
,andidate for this high ONCE, I've
recognize that gentleman's ability, we
recognize the fact that he has come
from the loins Of the people; we recog-
rize the fact that he is one Of the
representative citizens Of this State
we recognize that he is State build
er, and in fact we are proud that he IS
a citizen Of Nevada; but sir, we have
the right to present the name Of gen.
tleman here, who is well known
throughout the length and breadth of
this State. His name has been a
household word in Nevada and more
than that, his name is. known in
nearly every state in the union. We
recognize, or presume to know that
Mr.. Nixon will be the choice Of the
Legislature for this high position We
recognize the fact that only few
weeks, comparatively. ago, there
was a great avalanche that swept
the country from one end to the other
may even say, that great land
slide swept down into the State of
which myself and Senator Hardin are
native representatives, the State Of
Missouri. and it is the first time, Mr.
President, that Missouri was ever
recognized as being on the map.
Uaughter)
We recognize all these things, but
sir. we feel that due consideration,
and due compliment should be paid @
the gentleman whose name an about
to present One of the grand princi-
pies of this country is that the ma
jority shall rule. We recognize that
fact, Mr.. President, and, may say fnr-
Their. a short time ago was in CONVEX
sation with a gentleman OF foreign
birth and he told me that one OF the
great features of this country was that
prior to the day of election and on
election day the actions of men who
were on the opposite side of the fence
would almost indicate we were on the
i verge of revolution, and if such
an occurrance were to take place IN
any of the European countries kings
and emperOrs would tremble on their
throne Yet we can have battle OF
the ballots and after the sun goe:
down on election day, men who are
fighting each other bitterly and de
terminedly will shake hands together
the vanquished with the victor, and
may add further. they exchange gool
wishes, congratulations and condo,en
ces with each other.
Mr.. President, it gives me pleasure
! today to present the name of a gen
tleman here, who has served this
Stat honestly and conscientiously as
your Governor, and l want to impress
upon the minds Of our Republican
bretheren that while for fOurteetl
/ years We have kept them in the back
ground, they have accepted their stu
alton. good naturally, and we gram
| row, proper recognition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings Of the Seventh Day
Assembly.

Proceedings Of the Seventh Day
Assembly.
Message from Governor, recon-
mending passage Of a bill to protect
the American eagle, which is being
shot, trapped and poisoned. On file.
Smaill-Bill to amend section A Of
an act concerning crimes and punish
ments.
Dodge cetain sections
of act providing general corpora
ton law, approved March Is, 1903.
McCourt-Bill to pay losses incur
red by employees at the Nevada State
Prison in 1904 and 1906.
Wright of Washoe-Bin making i
a misdemeanor for any person to wear
a badge or any insignia Of an order
unless he be member Of the same
Orr-Bin to vest the title Of lands,
patented in the name Of a deceased
person, in the heirs, devisees or as
signees Of deceased persons
Speaker Plat introduced without
notice byleave, bill to erect Guber
material mansion in Carson City. Re
ferred to Committee on Ways and
Means. Recess until 11:5S a. m.
Senate.
Oddie. by leave, introduced S. B
No. 5-An act to remove the county
seat OF Nye county from Belmont "
Tonopah. Referred to Nye county
delegation and reported back favor
ably from that delegation
| Wilson introduced Joint and Con
current resolution No. l. piedging the
new U. S. Senator to Support Presi
dent Roosevelt in his policy regarding
! Corporations and trusts A shor
lint animated discussion followe t
and the vote, strictly a party, mea sure
stood II for the adoption Of the reso
tuition and 3 against
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-01-25
In the Senate.

Senator Ro6 Of Washoe in placing
Governor Sparks in nomination spoke
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1905-07-14

lco1tinusd on Fourth Pass.l