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The bee., 1905-08-17

The labor unions of New Or
leans have tried to tie up all
work of cleaning the city during
the present urgent necessity for
prompt work during yellow
scourge. Efforts were made to
formulate a "scale OF wages"
for oiling the cisterns and clean
ing the cutters, and a demand
for increase in wages was made,
which was promptly turned
down by the U. 5. Marine Sur
geon in charge of the situation.
In Memphis the politicians
have been playing with fire by
hampering the work of the
board of health, until the bust
ness men of the city led move
ment which compelled the poll
ticians to back up and be good.
Truly these two forces do,
with the utmost brazenness,
things most hazardous and most
dangerous to the public veal.
But, that they often are defeat
ed, as In these cases, is a gen.
uine source for congratulatlon
and hope for the future.
The bee., 1905-08-17
sanitsrium will be Heated by Hot Air.

The Sanitarium, corner of Lib
erty and Clay streets, at Hop
kinsville, which will be under
roof in few days, will be heat
ed with hot air. Drs. Petrie and
Blakey have closed she contract
with the Field & Shorb Co., of
Decatur, Ill. The apparatus will
cost $500.
The bee., 1905-08-17
DISFIGURED
WITH ECZEMA
Under Physicians Five
Months. Went from
Bad to Worse.
CURED BY CUTlCURA
Wonderful Change in One Night.
In a Month Face Was
Clean as Ever.
CURED BYcUTlcURA

"Iwas troubled with eczema on the
face for FIVE months, during which
time was in the care of physicians.
My face was in such condition that
/ could not go out. 1t was going
from bad to worse and I gave up all
hope; when friend of mine highly
recommended Cuticura remedies. The
first night after washed my face with
Cuticura Soap and used Cuticura
Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent it
changed wonderfully, and continuing
the treatment it removed all scales
and scabs. From that day was able
to 60 out, and in month my face
was as clean as ever"
THOMAS ]. SOTH, 3I7 Stage ST.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
The bee., 1905-08-17

A performance at the Municipal
theater, Halle, Switzerland, had to
be suspended the other night while
the policeman on duty was elected
He had fallen asleep At his post, and
bis loud snoring disturbed the au-
dionce.
The bee., 1905-08-17
For sALr-ope piebald calf ahon.

For SALE-One piebald calf about
six months old. This calf has been
stunted in its early youth on account
OF scarcity of food. 1t is Of an affec.
tienate disposition and can easily be
learned to come in the house and
bawl. Would sell reasonably or ex-
change for a building lot. Apply at
this office.
The bee., 1905-08-17

E-iaeut .our Bowels with Cascsrets.
Voc. Pc !. co, G. tall. druggists refund money
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\ Cansc For I hanks.

\ Clergyman Wa caught in a severe
gale. Tho water WIS cxccedingl ~ rough
aud the ship persistently buried her
o ~ IN the sea. ITO rolling WE con.
slant, and n; last the good man got
thoroughly frightened. Ito believed
they were destined FOR II wa,cry grave.
tic asked the captain IL he could not
have prayers Tho captain took him
by the arm aud led him dowu To- the
torecastlc. where The tara were singing
aud swearing. -rhorc.- .aiI he, "whou
you hear them swearing you may
knew there ia no danger. tie went
buck feeling better. but tho storm In
croscd Ina alarm. Dscons hate md
Gnassisted. he managed 10 s,agecr Ia
the tufccastle again. Tho ancient mar.
liners wer" swearing as ever. "Mary.'
no said to his sympathetic wife as he
crawlcd iuto his berth after tackiug
across u wet deck. Mary, thank God,
They're swearing yct.'
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EDITORIAL SNAP SHOTS.

The United States senate should call
two rolls. OF the indicted and one
OF the unindicted, so rs to keep things
straight.-Staunton Dispatch.
The Mormons are pleading that they
practice polygamy through sympathy
.or their woman! Those are funny wo-
men who would rather be a fractional
wife than a whole old maid,-Macou
Telegraph.
The most remarkable thing in the
report OF State Chairman Neidrmghaus
is that the Republican national commit
tee contributed nothing toward paying
campaign expenses in Missouri.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Little woolly headed EIayti Is just
now in imminent danger Of punish.
ment at the international Whipping post,
which Is n feature on the national ud-
ministration's big stick foreign policy.
Charleston News and Courier.
DR.. George Z. Moore, Of the de-
partment OF agriculture, has demon
strated that copper kills germs. This
discovery should make it possible for
the city to increase its purc water sap.
ply by tapping Wall ,tteet-New York
World.
III tue interstate commerce com.
mission was worth buying, the railroads
would try to buy it, Gays Charles a.
Prou:y, a member OF the commission.
The need OF the time IL a com nision
valuable as well as incorruptiblc.-
Buffalo Times.
Addicks has not been able to cap.
iure Port Delaware, although no has
expended al immense amount OF time
and treasure in his assaults Chicago
News.
Mitchell, OF Oregon; Dietrich, OF No
braska: Burton, 81 Kansas; Smoo,, oil
Utah what does n man have ,o dc
out west before no is sentenced e
tho United States scnate?-Bultimorc
Sun.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1905
now THEY LOST rukIi, HOMES.

now THEY LOST III HOMES.
Through the gambling instinct.
They let their insurance run out.
They bought things they did not need
because they we're cheap.
They subscribed for everything the ,
could pay for on the instalIment plan,
r. Money enough went down in drink
and up in smoke TO have saved the
home.
They did moi realize how easy it is te
out.
They could not say NO" and could
not afford TO tell their friends Il can.
not afford it,
The sons thought they must SOW
their wild oats as we'll as other fellows
OF their set"
The daughters thought it beneath
them to work for a living. but were
bound to dress we'll.
They drew their money out OF the
saving bank to put in some wildcat
scheme, and lost it.
They did not do business in a business
way because they we're dealing with re-
latives pr friends.
They never formed the habit OF put
ting in the saving bank which they did
not Immediately need.
The extravaganza Of children who had
not been trained to economic or to take
care OF their pennies swamped the
home.
The mania to make an appearance
beyond their means caused them to
mortgage their property and ended III
bankruptcy.
When the shoe began to pinch they
really did not see where they could
retrench.' Habit had made Injuries
seem nect~s saries.
They ran accounts at tie stores in.
stead Of paying cash, did not realize
how rapidly bills we're running up and
never knew how they stood.
They entertained too extensively and
a great deal more than they could
afford, because they wanted people to
think they we're in good circumstances.
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THE

Tho manufacturer insists upon set.
ting the price on the labor he buys and
the goods he eeils.
That Ia called "buaiuCsc."
Tho nottingham asks the privilege OF
having a voice III setting the price O,
his commodity, labor, aud wanla 10 bc
protected against the rapacity Of trusts
and combinations.
That IL called "ansrcby.'
Manufacturers cotGbiue to raise the
price by limiting the supply Of goods
mani %i9ctured.
That is called "high %llnance.-
Workingmcn orgnniHs unions to prc.
vent Injustice aud TO elevate tho stand.
ard OF labor.
That is CHILLED interfering vii, Tree
and indopeudcn, labor"
a trust 10 formed a. buy up ANAL and
independent factories and close the n
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and was DISCUSSED at length and
finally made II special order for Moniay
Feb. -, at .. p. III.
a. u. 33-ways and Mcaus-ply de,
~fciency in State Prison appropriation
for 1903 and 1904. Passed, 81 ayes
o nays; I absent.
A.. Il. 5-,Smill-MakipS rape Il
criminal ofrense punishable by death
Laid on table by reques, OF the intro,
Queer.
a. Is. 2S-DOdge-By leave, provid.
ing assistance for advertising Nevada,
maintaining mintcral exhibits and dis
tributrng literature concerning the
same. Ways and Means.
a. B, 30-Brosscmer-.By request,
amending act creating Judicial die.
trictS. Referred to Eureka. Nye and
Lander county delegations.
Adjourned until II II. III. Tuesday.
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SHAMELESS EN rR NvAGASCE, WOE
FUL wRErCHEUSESS.

SHAMELESS IN RI NvAGANCE. WOE
Full wRErCHEDSESS.
The following word picture drawn by
Robert G. Ingersol on the coronation
Of the Car AMI C.zariaa OF Russia.
which took place from May to June,
1891, when go, 600 Coz were squandered
On the ceremonies, possesses much in
~terest, in view OF the scenes being en-
acted at ST Petersburg at the present
time:
while reading the accounts Of the
coronation Of the Car, OF the pageants,
professions aud feasts, OF the pomp and
gittermG gems, l could not help think
ing OF the poor and melancholy
peasants, OF the toilinr, half-fed mil
lions, Of the sad and ignorant multitudes
who belong body ant soul to this Gar.
Il thought OF the backs that have
been. SCARED by the knour, of the
thousands in prisons Tor having dared to
say a whispered worl for freedom, OF
the great multitude who had been
driven like cattle along the weary
roads that lead to the hell Siberia.
tho cannon OF Moscow were not
loud enough, nor the claug Of the bells,
nor the blare % the trumpets, to
drown the oan OF the captives.
Il thought OF the fathers thai had
been torn from wives and children for
the crime Of speaking like men.
-Anu when the priests spoke OF the
Car qs the 'God-selected mau,' the
'God.adored man. my blood grew
warm.
when | read Of the coronation OF the
Czarina thought OF Siberia. | thought
Of girls working in the mines. hauling
orc from the pits with chains about
their waists; young girls. almost naked,
at the mercy OF brutal officials; young
girls weeping and moaning their lives
away because between their pure lips
the word liberty had burst into bios
son.,
yet law neglects, forGets thcm, aud
crowns tho C2arina. The injustice,
the agony and horror i'll this poor world
are enough to make mankind insane.
Ignorance md superstition crown
impudence and tyranny. Millions OF
money squaDdered for the humiliation
OF man, to dishouor the people.
BACK OF the coronation. back Of all
tie ceremonies. back on all the hypoc.
risy. there is nothing but lie.
1T ls not true that God selected this
Gar to rule and rob u hundred mil
lions Of human beings.
at is an ignorant, barbaric, super.
stitious liza lie that pomp and pugean,
and Haunting tirgs, and ROBBED priests.
swinging ccnsors; cannot change to
truth.
Those whose eyes are not blinded 10y
the glare and glitter at Moscow see
millions OF homes on which The shadows
TALL; see millions Of weeping mothers.
whose cbildren have been stolen by the
Car; SEQ thousands ot villages without
schools, milliona of houses without
books, millions and millions OF men
women aud children in whose future
there is no star and whose only friend il
death.
arho coronation is nh insult 20 I'll,
nineteenth century.
"Long live tho people Of Russia
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down for the purpose Of controlling the
supply.
That ~ called -business enter prise.
Labor unions seek TO control the ap.
prentice system to the end that labor be
not reduced to II stravstlon basis
That is called preventing the youth
Of the land from learning useful trades
A tinancier steals IA million entrusted
to his care.
lie is hailed no a Napoleon OF Ii.
nance
A w"orkinGman steals a loaf Of bread
for his hungry babies and is sem TO jail
Tor six months.
That is called -justice.-
A band Of rich men combine to pre-.
ven charges i'll administration TINT
might iuiure their schemes.
They are called conservatives"
\ band OF thoughtful men with no
axes to grind associate themselves to.
Gether to bring about needed reforms
in governmental affairs.
They are called dangerous agitators.-
4 Rockerbilt social function costs
$4,000 and $4,000, 900 worth Of diamonds
are on display.
That's called an evidence OF pros
perity.'
Ten thoudsin idle workiuGmen apply
Tor help.
That is called IN evidence OF shift.
l~essness.'
Clearly we are in need OF u commits.
sion to reconcile the differences in our
iue Of difinitions.-Win NJ. Maupin.
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Reflections Of Wise THOUGHTS,

JOY In ones work Is the c0nsnm.
mate tool. without which the work
may DO done. indeed. hut without
which the work will always bc done
slowly. clumsily and without its finest
perfection Phillips Brooks.
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SENArE-Callcd To order at II II. IN.
President Allen presiding. Roll call
all present but Hunter. M chaplain.
journal OF yesterday rcad and az
proved.
On motion Of Senator Rolf the mes
sage from the Governor -ning
small poX at Goldticld was ~rcferrr ! 10
Committee on Public Morals.
\. b. l9-Deticiency for State Uni
versity received from Assembly and
referred to Committee OF the Whole.
S. b. 22-RotT-Provii:uc for the
appointment 81 u deputy Sheriff in
Washoe. Referred To- the Washoc del
egatiou.
S. b. 2O-Wniums-.Authorlzing
Churchill county to ISSUE bonds Tor the
construction Of II Jail. deferred to
Churchill delegation.
Committee III Agriculture introduced
by leave s. Il. 2~-AmendinG the Act Of
Feb. Ii, 1903, Cooperation Of State
with General Government in irrigation
Considered III Committee OF The Whole
and re'erred to Committee on Aglcul
turc.
S. b. % -Oliic-Aulhorizng bonds
to erect county building at the new
courty seat Of Nye. Tonopah.
$. B. 2i-Ruf-Prolibiting the sale
Of liquor at or near the government
canals and like work. Referred to the
Committee on Public Morals.
a. Il. Joint and Concurrent Resolu.
ton No 81 Relative to artesian wells.
Referred to Committee OH Agriculture.
Senate iii Committee ~ the Whole
reported favurRbly on ). B. No. Is, pro-
grcss on ). Is. 10, aud as. that 5. Is. 81
be re-rctcrrcd to Committee on .Nc-
riculture FOR correction.
Raftice, by leave, introduced Joint
aud Concurrent Resolution No. !, pro-.
vidlng for election OF U. S. Senators by
direct vote. Referred to Committee
on Federal Relations.
s. Il. lT-Amonded and ordered en-.
crossed.
5. Il. lS-To ray deficiencies of 81.
llG 20, read third time and passed. Ycass
10; nays none
Adjourned until Monday at II II. IN,
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SENATE.-Lord. by leave. introduced
senate joint and concurrent resolution
No. ., relative to immigration and pro.
lection. Referred tn COMMITTEES on fed
cral relations.
Senate bills No. !, Churchill Il. r.,
and -, de ~ticiency in Orphans Home
building, were read third time md pass.
ed without Il dissenting vote.
Senate bill l5-Providing for strno-
grnpher i'll attorney generals office.
passed by IA vote OF 10 to T..
Senate joint aud concurrent rcsolu.
ton No. ), i%nstructiDg senators and
congressman 70 support the President
III his stand on freight rates aud fares.
passed this time without debate. unan
imously.
Ways and means committee intro.
duced Senate bill No. Is. providing for
deficiencies Tor state government for
1903 aud 1904, sIllG Considered in
committee OF the whole and reported
tavorably.
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Tw~ cnty-thbrd Day.

SENATE Leave OF absence granted
10 Senators Williams and Thorne.
Message was received from Governor
Sparks notifying the Senate % his ap.
provHl OF s. Il. J., Gppropria,inG 500
FOR watering the Grand Army Gene
terry. 5. b. >, providing for the copying
OF the Senate journal aud S. b. 6. act
removing county seat OF Nyc county.
5. Is. G-Public Morals-To pay fees
aud expenses OF members OF the State
Board OF Health On n trip to Gold.ield
Esmeralda county, to investigate the
causes OF the epidemic existing there
and to remedy the same. Committee OF
the Whole.
5. Is. Observation-Disclosures
Secretary 81 State To employ "A stenu.
grapher and fixing compensation there.
for. Ways and Means.
). Ii. % Graham Fixing fees and
compensation Of witnesses in criminal
cases. Judiciary.
). B. 3l-RoT-Act adopting the de
sign OF the flag OF the State OF Nevada
State affairs.
Amending to S. J. NJ. and G.. Res.
No. > made by Assembly were coa-
Cured by Senate.
Graham moved that the committee
III Agriculture confer with the same
committee III the Assembly with refer
ence to hearing from Or. Hickok in
relation to disease amnng cattle III
Nevada. Carried.
Adjourned until > .. III.
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Tw ruty-fuurth Day.


SENATE--Senate met at II Il. ~,
presiicn, protein Miller in the chair.
journal read and approved.
Report OF special and st ndmg COM
mitteo read.
=. Is. 3l-Wiliams Fixing s~nlarins
ct officers Of Churchill county. Re.
tcrred to Churchill delegation.
A.. S-Act to- prohibit sale u liquors
to Indians. Committee on public
morals.
S. L Observation-Disclosures Ia np.
pointing an extra journal clerk, naming
Miss Kate MeiTlcy as cirrk. Refereed
I" committee on Ways and Means.
u. u. l3-Dodgc Act to amend act
relative to the settlement Of c%etatrR:
lost 9 20 $
y. H. l9~-Iicguln,ing time OF civil
action. Passed.
y. ID. 2}-Oidie Relative to issuing
bonds Tor building court house ut Tono.
pah. Passed unanimously.
) Is. observation-disclosures is.
sunnce " Churchill County Bon l.. for
the erection OF jail. Eili passed.
Scuatc in Committee Of the Whole
to consider; $. Is. I6-Approprintiny
$4,000 Tor the deficiencies at St Lou,s
Fair. Mr.. j. A. Ycrincton, CONNIE.
sioncr la st. Louis, addressed the Com.
mittcc on the justGcsa Of The bill malt.
ing the appropriation. OF tho amount
also IL Ia re- imhuruc Commissioners
Hardin Tor moneys expended To- carry
on the agricultural exhibit.
Recess until 2:3H y. ~.
A]rrEWS0oS SESSION
Senate IL Conn ittcc ~ Tire Whole
Senator Danghctg III the CHAIR. 81.
Louie deficiency hill reported tavorabIy.
). 0-Act 90 cr atc State lioycuuo
officer /" bo appointed 10y the Governor.
Reported inyurnhie.
\. u. 2-PIatt-Callmg for mn mn.
proIrit;ion oi sl5.UOg Tor n Goyoruo,'s
homo in Carson. Speaker Fiat, ~ tLs
Assembly addressed tho mcmbc,a Of thc
Senate on the merits ~ the measure
y motion 10 report tho Hill back favor.
able was carried by u vote .; II to
Report OF various ]commito, read
and approved.
= u. l6-Arpropriatrng 1896 for
deficiency IN world Fair Commiasioo.
Bill passed. ~ to % no, voting.
=. H. 81 roughor-Act creating q
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COLONIST TICKETS
SALE DATES

Commencing march LIT aud coutIuu.
ing daily to May 10Th 1903, Culoulsts
Tickets will be on al" from rnstrrn
points /" California points and dirrc,
Intermediates from:
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ASSEMBLE Hon II con vcucd nj II
a. III. with all members present except
ing Cole and Stauntoo, who were
granted leave OF absence.
Henderson Of Elko gave notice OF a
bill amending the act for the rpEuin.
ton OF The tcicgrapt aud la sccure
secrecy and fidelity IN tho transmission
Of Geographic messages.
Jones OF Washoc gave notice OF n bin
10 incorporate the town OF Sparks and
provide acity government therefor.
\. ID. 3l-Esmcralda County Deic.
ga'i"n-Compcnsntinn for county oil.
GERS of EsmerJda county. Refer red to
Esmcralda County delegation.
\. u. 3-Orr-To amend Act r..
quirlug foreign corporations aud asso
Citations 10 name aud keep M agent II,
the state. judiciary.
n. u. 20 -Brosscmcr-Rcgarl,n re-.
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ASSEM- BLi.-A. &. I0-JOint Com
mittcc Federal Relations and Public
Lands-An act to assist the U. ). Re-
claiming service i'll the construction and
maintenance OF irrigation works provil-
ed for 10y the Congregational Reclamation
Acr, approved June :. 1872. by granting
right OF way over state lands, regulating
the disposition Of state lands included
I'D government irrigation projects and
authorizing county commissioners to
accept and use stock subscription books
OF water users association formed under
the provisions OF said Congrt s%slonal
Reclamation Act. COMMITTEES Of the
Whole.
A. b.. il-Ways and Mcnus-Act 10
provide Tor the snlc 81 certain obsolete
revenue STAMPS Of the State Of Nevada.
Ways and Means.
s. b. 22-RoT-Appointing deputy
sheriiF OF washoe. Refereed Ia Wn-hoe
county delegation.
y. Is. 32-Joncs-Was maize special
order Tor tomorrow Mt > y. IN. This bin
pr2":.cF FOR the selection and sale Of
lands granted Ia tine State of Nevada 10y
the United States.
A.. Is. MISUNDERSTANDING the
purchase Of liquors by Indians. Passed.
"a ny es, > nays, 3 absent.
Adjourned until . p. ~.
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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered NJ the Elko postonice for transmisslo,
through the mails rs second-class matter.
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SENATE.-Ser ate conyenedll II.
President Protein in the Chair.
Abseut Danghsrg and Williams.
An invitation FOR the Senate TO visit
the Hospital for Mental Diseases was
read and filed.
Hardin, M Chairman Of tho Judi.
ciary Committee introduced s. b. %
An act amending sections A and II
OF the Law on crimes and punishments.
Referred to the Committee ON Public
Morals.
Al-O S. b. 2G-Protccng the Ameri
can Eagle. Referred to Committee on
Agriculture.
:. b. lO-ProvidInc for a deputy in
the Recorders Office in Washoc coun.
~, carue back from the Assembly with
an amendment abolishing tile copyIst
III sail Office at Il salary OF 800 per
month. Senate refused tu concur in
the amendment 10y unanimous vote.
y. Il No. l3-Refcrrcd to the Judi.
cilry Committee.
y. u. No. ?-Taxrng patented mines
Referred to the Committee Of Mines
and Mining.
\. Is. No. Prohibiting chipping
paupers md lunatics from one county
to anothcr.-Public Morale.
\. B l9--Ameudins the Civil prac.
ticc act az t" the time for commeu.
c ~ ac'lous.-Judciary.
Senator Roll stated tim; the citizens
OF Reno had requested him TO extend Ia
the Senate nm invitation Ia attend a
mRss meeting at the Opera House in
that city, next Sunday at > o'clock
y. IN. to discuss the morals Of IA,
State.
The invitation AZ accepted.
Senate j. g. Res. No. j-tIclutive 10
immigration and Protection (p,ovidcs
IL per capita tax ;1Rd third time and
passed Is to l..
>. u. No 22 Providing Tor a deputy
sheriff IN WHshuc county. Pissed 10
to o.
). II. -I-AmcndR Soc l OF Act OF
l9)l regarding the publication Of an.
nual stutemeuts 10y foreign corpora
,i"us dong business in this State.
Pissed IL to 0.
Adjourned until II u. IN. tomorrow.
AFTERNOON SESSION
ASSEMBLY.-A. y. 2.-Cughilr-
this till cHmc up again ut . o'clock
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SESSION.

ASSEMBLi.-The afternoon session
or the Assembly was occupied by dis
cuSsiou On the mcclure regulating the
carrying Of concealed weapons. There
were a number OF amendments pro-
posed but by the final vote the bill was
lost.
The Assembly adjourncd until IL a.
M, Monday.
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Corresponding rates from thrr rnIp'a.
fOr further i~uinrna,iuu cal on \ yrri
Southern IHCiliC Company.
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State Revenue Collector. OrIctcd ELL
crossed.
4. Is. 2-Piat;-Governor's mansion
bill. Bill passed by II to ..
a. Is. 33-Act tn pay deficiencies at
the State Prison. reported to C"m.
mitteo Of the Whole.
s. B-3I-Williams-Fixing salaries "
Churchill county officers. Bill passed
Senate in Com u.ittce e. the Whole To-
consider y. b. 33-Statc Prison dciic
icncy. Reported fRvorub!y. Bill passed.
Adjourned until IL a. III. tomorrow.