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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24


A YANKEE named McIvor, (of Scotch
descent. Is his name importsl, of Now
Bedford, Mass. has been playing a
sharp game with a New York firm,
under cover Of the prohibition laws Of
the former State, In the following
manner: e.
Chamberlain & Dodge, Of this city,
sold one Mclvor, Of New Bedford, q
lot Of liquors. Part Of the account was
unpaid, and McIvor was sued by the
New York firm. The action was re-
sisted, the defense being that the notes
we're given In payment for intoxicating
liquors purchased In New York, and
TO be resold in violation of the Massa-
chusetts law. which the plaintiff knew
of at the time of the sale, and that
therefore he cannot recover. The judge
charged the jury that the New York
people should know that II they sold
such goods In Massachusetts they could
not collect bills through their Courts.
The jury returned a verdict for the de-
PENDANT, aud the questions Of law In
the case went to the Supreme judicial
Court on the plaintiffs exceptions.
McIvor then brought an action against
Chamberlain s. Dodge to recover the
money he had already paid him, al
legiug that they owed him such amount
aud that they knew he was purchasing
the liquors to resell them in Massachu-
sets. The Appellate Court has not
yet decided the questions referred to
1t. aud no jury has yet passed on the
case brought by Mclyor. 1t 10 we'll
for our merchants to know that they
cannot collect certain bills In Massa-
chusetts. They will see the necessity,
too, Of a careful scrutiny Of the Gus
toners who offer from that State when
goods "contraband" there are In ques-
tlon.-N. 7. Com. ado.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

Ben. BUrLEa Is a candidate for Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts,, and Is conf
dent Of success. He has been a candi-
date for almost everything since he
attended the Democratic Convention Of
1850 at Charleston. South Carolina, and
wearled himself voting for Jefferson
Davis. Ben. 10 irrepressible and Is
very likely to win when he starts In.
Perhaps, all In all. he Is a fitting rep
representative Of a State that imported
a large proportion Of her quota, Of the
last call for troops In the war Of the
rebellion, direct from the old country,
and sent them to the field as substitutes
for her brave boys at home.
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divorce In Indiana.

Among the laws passed at the recent
session OF the Legislature OF Indiana
was one Intended to remedy the hither-
to scandalous divorce system OF that
State. II will not be 90 easy to DIS
solve the marriage contract In Hoosier-
dom hereafter, and that State will not
be as heretofore the Mecca Of discon-
tented husbands and wives seeking for
"pastures new" Under the new law
"discretionary" powers In the judges
are abolished /; "incompatibility Of
temper" will no longer be q success-
full plea, and a far stricter usage will
prevail as to publication Of suit. And
all familiar with the work Of such laws
know that very much depends on the
procedure required: II publication be
made In some out Of the way corner,
or In some unread paper. as has often
been the case In New York. where q
Jewish newspaper. was once designedly
used to evade real publicity, the re-
butting testimony may never be forth
coming, and the best Of Judges may be
misled.
Desertion or abandonment must be
for not less than two years, and appli-
cation can only be made In the court
of the county where the party had
been residents for elk months or more.
Parties against whom a Judgment
Of divorce has been rendered without
other than notice of publication In a
newspaper may, within two years
after judgment. have the same opened,
aud be allowed to defend, as we'll on
the granting Of the divorce as In rela.
tlon to alimony and disposition OF
property, and until the expiration oil
the said two years 1t shall not be law
full for the party obtaining such d.
yorce to marry again."
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Mrs1ye Nrws.-A correspondent Of

MINING NEws.-A correspondent OF
the Reese River Rereilie gives some
very favorable news OF the mices IN
Mammoth aud lone districts. In the
former district the Ural Company
have an eight foot ledge at a depth OF
100 feet, carrying from two to three
teet Of first-class milling ore. The Es-
IN Buena has a ten foot ledge OF 500
ore at the 300-foot level of the main
Incline. and the Main Summit has
several large and continuous bodies Of
ore. assaying from $40 to $500 per ton.
In the latter district the Crown mine
are working twelve men, are down l25
feet and have a three foot lode, with a
pay streak ten inches wide, that will
mill we'll up into the hundreds. The
Clipper mine has on It's dump about
sixty tons Of ore that will mill not less
than $500 per ton, and plenty more of
the same sort In sight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

A GENTLE reminder Of the old, happy
days In the South Is found In the fol-
lowing, clipped from the Indianapoli.
Erening Nees, under the head Of "In-
formation Wanted :"
Mrs. Lucy Burk, Of Richmond. vir-
ginia, q colored woman, wants infor-
nation concerning Mary Burk. who
was sold from Captain Samuel Free.
mans Virginia estate during slave
firnea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

TIE strike Of the Gas Operatives in
Cincinnati hasn't amounted to much.
But very few Of the day men at the
gas-works have struck, and the places
Of the striking night stokers have been
filled. The strikers ask All advance Of
fifty cents per day in wages, and a re-
duction Of two hours a day 10 labor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

PREPARATIONS are being made in
Chicago for an extensive congressional
excursion In May. The party will 90
as far south as Galveston. Texas. Gen.
Stager, OF the Western Union Tele.
graph Company, will send an operator
with the party. The Associated Press
will also be represented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

The first result of new Sunday law
In Lafayette, Ind, was the arrest Of
the city editor and five compositors OF
. morning paper, a milkman and "a
railway hands; aud the sections Of the
churches were notified not to ring the
bells.
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a IN

The Indian Troubles In Arizona APP
pear to be fast approaching a tsrmina-
ton satisfactory to the settlers, and We
hope final. While the great Mstho-
dist, Quaker. Sentimental, Humanita-
risn Peace Commission are haggling
with bidders at tho East about the pur-
chase Of blankets and beads for Coop
er's heroes aud Colyer's pets, the tele-
graph informs US that Gen. Crooks
military policy In Arizona hasbsen so
far successful that . few days Aimee
two large bands Of Apache Mohaves,
and Apache Tontos came into camp,
followed BY their squaws and pappoos-
es, and voluntarily surrendered them
selves TO the military authorities. 1t
would DO an interesting calculation to
know exactly how many Of Howard's
beads or Colyer's blankets and psalms
would have been required to produce
this result among the filthy beasts.
who have so long been the terror Of
tho agriculturist and mining settler in
Arizona. If Crooks treatment had
been accorded the Modocs whom they
frat refused to 20 on the reservation
proffered them by the Government,
we should not now have to lament tho
loss Of . gallant officer and a promin-
emit Christian gentleman, nor be hunt
Ing In the ohasms Of the lava beds for
the remnant Of the red devils who still
defy the forces Of the nation.
According to telesraphlc dispatches
this morning, the Indians on the Up
Der Columbia. Snake and Lewis rivers.
a1e insulting and menacing the set
tiers and causing grave apprehensions
among them.
General Crook should be sent up
into Northern Oregon next.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

Woods q chsesman. bal. .. lsal. $40. . 90
Woods & chessman, TT, bal, It'll. $40. 4 90
And. II, accordance with law snd sn order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on tho 18th day Of
March, 1878, so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock Is may be necessary will Do sold at
public auction. at tho Office Of the Company.
fnrnia, on TUESDAY, tho 18th day Of Nay,
1878, at the hour Of 1 O'Clock. =. OF such day,
to pay the delinquent assessments thereon,
together With cost Of advertising and expenses
R. wEGENER, Secretary
onlce-No. Az California street, San Francis
co. Cal, ap23 I'd
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The New York Senate, at Albany.
voted yesterday to repeal the usury
laws OF that State. The vote stood II
to u. b. uLU
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24

l.. OUR STOCK,
Complete in every department, consists Of:
BLACK AND CoLORRD SILKS
NEW SUMMER sILKsy
JAPANESE AND FRENCH P0PLINs ,
DRESS GOODS, all the New shadssJ
A FULL LINE OF WHITE AND COL
ORED PIQUEs;
FIGURED AND STRIPED LINEN
LAWNS;
A Large Assortment OF FRENCH, ENG.
LISH and AMERICAN CALICOS.
Also, HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS
LINEN, UNDERWEAR, and In fact
everything In detail RpDertaininG - q
FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS ESTAB-
LlsHMENT. sat3E.
LADIES. give US the frst call, examine our
Stock and Prices, and judge for yourselves.
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Csn.It,se or Iavi,ade.,

- o. Invitottonf
VIRGINIA CIrI-J J Cooper. Jas Malone.
Thos Buckner. Gen Batterman. Capt Donovan,
Capt B Arnold, Capt osbiston. Col Jas Kelly Jr,
sc Hampton, J J Naughton, Geo Hopkinr. Geo
3 Ferrend, Jacob Young Jr, John Piper, John
Henderson, !. A Tritlc, Thos Alchorn, Jas @
Fair, J G Currie. Lamb. Henry Piper. DO
LIZ Dickson, Dennis Nevln. Jos Stewart, II Nj
vessy, n Lynch, Matt Redding. F Bean, ] T
Goodman, Tom Kelly, r N Graves. J L Requa,
Dr. Bronson, Dr. FIJI Engels. w = Sheppard,
J Rosenbroek. Edward Cody. Mitt Canayan,
Nat. senste; VIM skyrme, Tom Moore; John
Charley Baker. N J Mopahan. VIM Krauss, John
Rush, Tom Moran. @ Schwah, Marx Strause.
] q Shirley, A Aurich, L Schoenfeldt, John s
Young Ben Lackey, John Lsndgran. Dennis
Moriirty, Patrick Wsllin, Geo Hanbridge.
GOLD HnL-Abe Jones. WIN Gibson. J Bish,
3 Holman, Nick yipont, WIN Mesorye. Hon Ell
Stern, Tom Harkin. VIM Nasterson Sam Jones,
Tom Flagler, Capt T 9 Taylor, Chas N Kohler.
Judge Wright. John Kellogg, Tulley, Hank
Smith, All Doten, Fred Marohn.
SILVER Crrr-D L Hastings, c Augustine,
Psul Gross. G McDuf1e, 4 n Hart.
CARSON crrr-col Abe Curry. W W Hobart,
Jerry Schooling. Gus Lewis, B c Whitman, Dan
Madden, Gilmore.
D.rros-John Powell, Or H.sls.., Charlie.
Grubsr.
Rleer Masagorst COS.
JP Bell, Jas Brown. Tom 9ncey, A Aurich,
J J Nauehton. Lem Cohen, Dennis Moriarty,
Thos Alehorn. p W Donovan, A. Peasley.
Fissr Direetsri
n ltkinaou- . aaaaaas n II
TICKETS .-.-...--.-.--..-----S5 %
The Music for this occasion win DO furnished
" RUSS MaRAHAh's BAND. sp7b
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IQ MILLMEh !!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hui News Once bali . ton Of supsRioe
Type Meta, for iounsling pulPosss In Quarts
tuesd pness Tor cash. ~.
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| WORTHY UNDERTAKING.

1T 10 A wELL-KNowN FACT THAT
l prejudices exist against lotteries In any form
but with the object In view, and the beneficial
results that must follow tho success Of the
Omaha Lottery, Mr.. ]. Y. Psttee's late under.
taking-namely, providing . homo for the or
phan children Of the State OF Nebrasks-thesc
preJudices will at once be dispelled, and all will
Join In wishing this charitable enterprise sue.
cess. Mr.. Pattee's management OF tho enter
prise In aid OF the Mercy Hospital at Omaha has
given such universal satisfaction that II II q
sufficient guarantee Of the success OF the under.
taking for tho erection Of tho State Orphan
Asylum. No man Is better qualified TO conduct
q great gift enterprise than the gentleman In
charge OF this and no man 10 capable OF dealing
fairer with the public. He Is backed BY the
most prominent and influential mel OF Ne.
braska. who arc anxious to secure to their
young State an institution very much ueeded.
Mr.. .Pattee will make the grand scheme one
worthy Of the name. -vg
Aside from standing q chance Of making a
fortune for . single dollar, this 10 an object that
commends itself to the public. Providing for
the fatherlss, and homeless Is one Of the noblest
Of Christian charities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-24
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING,
VIRGINIA.

Committee Of Invitntion.
William N Hall, N W Grand Master;
l. Stern, Of Wildey Lodge, No. Il;
Thomas P Mack, Of Silver City Lodge, No. 2;
Sd Baker. W Sheppard, Of mount Davidson
Lodge. No. s.;
George Tu6y, OF Carson Lodge, No. A;
william N Hill, OF Dayton Lodge. No. d;
O Novacovich, Of Esmeralda Lodge, No. 8;
D L Smith, Up Flannipgham, OF Nevada
DBBoyd, Of washoe Lodge, No. 8; ,
RI Horton. Of Austin Lodge, Nc. 81;
Joseph Smith, B Frank Wallace, OF Virginia
TSon.s trophy, J D Gray, Of Olive Branch
John Randall. Of Parker Lodge. No. 10;
IN Elder, OF Truckes Lodge. No. "a;
W Duncan, OF Genoa Lodge, No. Is;
j ESsbino. P X, Of Humboldt Lodge, No. 10:
John 8 Nicholson. OF Hamilton Lodge. No. II;
W A Harvey, Of Rlko Lodge. No. 49,;
J 8 Shoemaker OF Reno Lodge, No. 10;
EG Kitzmeyer. of Capitol Lodge, No. 20;
s Grass, OF Buena Vista LodGe, No. 81;
W q Davenport, OF Eureka Lodge. No. ~;
7 8 " Wright. OF Phoebe Lodge, No. IS;
s Levy. OF Utah Lodge, No. I, UTAH;
~ Hayden, Of Salt Lake City Lodge, MOI, U.
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Marriages.

WOODBURY. NEWLY In Virginia City,
April q, by Rev. Father Nulty, james p.
Woodbury. to Mary E. Newly.
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Csnnittee Of Reception.
WHITE RosETTEs)
L Diehl, Of Mount Davidson Lodge, No. 8;
II Block, Of Nevada Lodge, No. Z:
Geo r Ford, Of Virginia Lodge. No. 10:
Geo Henning. OF Olive Branch Lodge, No. 10;
o T Barber, OF Parker Lodge, No. 10.
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q E%ncampment No. ),
!. o. o. F..

NdEMBBRs OF PIUTE EN. .
\! ~ is ss.sss;9 8 S ss; : !. I, Sd 8 2 FL E:
lows Fall, Gold Hill. on FRIDAY, -
the 25th instant, at II O'Clock A. H., for the pur.
po,e Of receiving Pioneer E~ncampmsnt, No. /.
By order.
apq4 2t j, B, MARSHALL, c, p.
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Z E HOUSE

CenmIuee Of Arrangement,
TB Atkinson, John T Tully, T Hanbridge,
John Snow, W T Simpson, A Mckay, Chas
Goodwin.
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Csmmittee Of Reception
Jos P Bell. Jas Brown. Thos Qulnlan. J W
Moore, B Hughes, John Ryno, Thos Hughes,
John Coldbath, VIM T Simpson,
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MRS. MAYER Ia we'll known as one OF the
most accomplished Mtliners on the COAST. nna
oil OF the work that comes from. her esAoilsn.
ment IL wrought 10 the most artistic style. one
ing modistes in the country, aud 10 always pre-:
pared 10 furnish the latest and most appIrcye6
fashions. The ladies' OF Virginia and Cold hIl
should not forget, In making their seleenons 81
Spring bonnets and hats, that her Emponum
Of Fashion Is on c street, directly opposi.o tno
International Hotel, spolmu
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Bell, Jas Brown. Tom 0racey, A Aurich.
u N.1shton. Lem e. Cohen. pe1Ii. Moriarty,
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TICKETS

" RUss MGRIHIH's HAND. Ip7td
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~ Tickets may be obtained Of tho Com
mittse Of Arrangements, at the Music Store
Of r. L. Higgins, and at the Book Stores Of
", Il. Burial and 3. 8. Atehison. mh25 I'd
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SILVER Crrr-D L Hastings, C Augustine,
Psul Gross, CD McDufbe, 7 II Hart.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

nation of George Brown, police Juror, par
ish Of Assumption:
For confirmacion-Ale1and Anderson
Barber. Blackburn, Brewster. Butter
Burcb. Cage, Greene, Harris, Harper; L; G.
Herwig, T. +. Herwig, lngraham: hPlsn'
Masicot, Pollard, Stamps, Sypher. IS!teh'
ell. WhartOn-2l.
Against contirmation-Noneo
The Secretary called the roll on the nomi-
nation of Thomas D. Cox. police juror. par
i,h of Assumption:
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Anderson.
Barber. Blackburn, Brewster. Butter;
Burcb, Cage. Greene Harris, Harper. +. +.
Herwlg, E. F. Herwig, Ingraham, heIso'
Masicot. Pollard. Stamps. syphers (WHICH
ell, Wharton-2f.
Against confirmation--No
The Secretary called the roll on The noml-
nation of Emile Z. Lauve. police juror,
parish Of Assumption:
For nfrmation-AlexandPr anderson
Barber, Blackburn, Brewster, Butler, buren,
Cage, Greene. Harris, Harper, P. +. Her
wig, h. +. Herwig, 1ngraham, helso, MaS,-
cot, Pollard. Stamps. Syphero Twitehell.
WhartOn-2l.
Against contirmation-NOne.
On motion of Mr.. lngraham. the Senate
rose from executive session.
p. Z. BECHTEi.
Secretary of the Senate
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
EXECUTIVE. SESSION
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF Tn;:
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SENATE CHANHyK. /
Wednesday. January -. i5.i. )
The Secretary called the roll.
Present-Th presiding officer and Me-s,s
Alexander. Anderson. Barber. Blackburn.
Brewster. Butler. Burch. Cage. Greene
Harris. Harper. p. +. Herwiy. L +. Herwig
lngg.ham. kelso. Masico,, Pollard. Stamps
Sypher. Twltchell. Whar,on-2i.
The Pres s.,ieut laid before the Senate t:le
following:
S-srs ~ L"r,-:a>A,
Executive d, partmtut
NV Orleans, January q. 1873. )
To -" H,n",.h.e .:.siL.n; and Meiaber. c: The
Senate:
l herewith submit. !oc vour advice anl
concurrence. the following nominations:
MOREHOU>E.
4. Muer. assistant supervisor Of registra-
zion.
CAMERON.
\. =. H"acney. parish Judge.
J. G. Stansbury. clerk of court.
l.. Mudd. recorder.
II. o. Read. parish surveyor.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

credit of the appropriate fund, for each
account. and not otherwise appropriated
j. McPhelin. district attorney, for twen-
ty-three convictions, from March 20, 1873,
to March 81. 1873, inclusive, approved by
the judge Of the First District Court.
$3.50.
J. G. Fleming, gas fixtures for telegraph
Office. in the month Of March. 1873. ap-
proved, SN.
Chapsk & Schuze, repairing punching
machine for Department of Public Ac'
counts, in April, 1873. approved, - 9o.
j. Buckley, stationery, etc, furnished 10
the following offices in the month OF March
1873, approved Department of Commerce
s82 30; City Attorney. $40 90: City Coun'
Gil. s. Is.
c. II. Ouinlan. argand chimneys for D.
| partment of Public Accounts IN March
| 1873, approved, 81 80.
T. H. Thomson. agent. printing and ru!-
| ing 1000 blank transfers, time tickets, etc.
for Department OF Puolic Accounts IN the
| month of April, 1873, approved, S2O.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
papy. bills for the month Of March, 1873, ap-
| proved: Advertising ordinances of City Coun
| ell, $239: advertising proceedings OF the City
| Council. 1898 40: printing copies OF pro
ceedings of the City Council. $40; advertis-
| ing sale OF market revenues tor April. 1873,
approved by Administrator OF Commerce,
George w. Homan. repainting furniture,
| etc, in the following offices III the month
| of March, 1873. approved: Mayors office
| $ll 40: City Attorneys office, $50 40.
j. w. Madden, stationery for Depart
ment of Public Accounts in the month OF
March. 1873, $47 50.
H. NJ. DlbbIe, recorder of deaths. etc.
for recording Dab deaths during the month
of March 1873. approved, Sl2l 30.
|. w. Patton. criminal sheriff: Fee bill
for March, 1873, approved by the judge OF
the First District Court. S2l2l; expenses
for the month of March. 1873, approved by
the judge of the First District Court,
$l04 30
J. Fitzpatrick, clerk Of the First District
Court, for fees and costs in sundry cases
during the month of January, 1873, ap-
proved by the judge Of the First District
Court, $I875 Is.
Be it ordained That the following sums,
or so much thereof as may be necessary,
are hereby appropriated to defray the ex-
penditures of the Department of Water
works and Public Buildings for the month
of March. 1875 and that the Admins
traitor of Public Accounts draw his war
rants on the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit
of the appropriate fund, for each account.
and not otherwise appropriated:
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
GtNEEAL NAIUEE-No. f., |

We M
An act making appropriations for the sup.
port "i the Military Academy for Tire
nscai year ending june thi:,ieth ei shtecu
hundred and -eventy-!our.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Hons. ,,'
Representatives of the United St,tr. rt,
America III Congress assembled. Th,t th.
following sums be and the same are hrrehy
appropriated on: Of any none in ne
treasury not otherwise Appropriated. Tor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09
GESEHaL EATUEE-S. -. I

an act I" provide :or the bette: c,:r and
protection 1T snbsi.tenc. suppli'..
:, lie 1t enacted by the SENATE and Hons. es.
.r!'i'eenfat!yes at the United states 81
america 10 Congress assembled. That the
Secretary o! War be and he i. ;.r.Ly
"u'uofi>ed and empowered 70 select irou.
'iit ser gcahts 81 the line Of The army WHO
rm"n @ .aH" faithfully serycu therein Nv"
years. three year. OF which in ,l,.. o,,I. ~
hohc'mInisslens. officer. a. man; comm
s",5 sergeauts as the service may I.gnlrr.
nHV 10 tScee0 one Tor each ,aiil'.ry post o:
piace 81 deposit Of ,ub.!,t.nce .nr,I...,
whose duty il sbais be :. receive ani pre-.
siSe tne subsistence supple. az Vie p"-r..
.noer .La the direction of III. proper "it!crr. -.
ahe subsistence department. an,l unt.r ru. :;
regulations a. shall h. pre..yi.,,,i q. IT..
oecretary 81 War. The eG.nlui-.a:g srr-
Geants hereby authorized shall oe .ui,-c'
10 the sules ana articies OF war, and shall
receive for their services Nh. gaIue paw aal
allowances as ordnance serge4a:s,
approved March ), Iaa.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

\. ordinance pro- ling for the payment o!
the accoun. therein named.
T.. it oriainc,i. Tia; the following appro-
tior. be and iS hereby made. and tha: the
Administrator % Pubic Accounts warrant
on the Administrator ~: Finance in pay
ment Of the same:
a. Hero. Jr.. for thirtv.nine copies Of con-
tracts. etc. from October /. 1872. to Decem
Der 81. 1872 at 81. Sl3i.
An ordinance for the payment of the pay
rolls OF the Department Of Improvements
and Surveyor tor the month ending March
81, 1873.
Be it ordained. That :he sum 0t 1892 l.;
be and is hereby appropriated to pay the
labor and cart hire rolls OF the Depart.
ment of improvements and Surveyors office
for the thirty-onc days ending March 81.
1873. "a per certified rolls approved by
the Administrator of improvements, and
that the Administrator of Public Accounts
warrant OB the Administrator of Finance in
payment of the same whenever there shall
be money IN the city treasury 10 the credit
of the appropriate fund for each acroun.
and not otherwise appropriated:
Bureau of Streets
LABOR. o.....s Il. .2Ul ~
Carts. 1.SS. 30
Bureau OF Nharyes ANA Landings
Labor. ....o........... tc91 10
Carts. ................... LIZA ~
Bureau of City Drainage
l.hhor.. ...... ..o... lf,S2i oo
saft.. .............-....- LOU 10
Surveyors Department. super,n.
ien..en'. iraug ghtsmen and
Gha.n-caCgi,Gs. Gs.............. .o6 90
Total. E. b. H.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-04-09

an ordinance provjdIn. for the raymen. al
the .eyera! accounts therein named.
Be ii ordained. That the to'iow;n. apprc-
rriations be and are hereby made. and that
In. :2ministrato, -: Public Accounts war
rant On The Administrator ot Finance in
paymeut of the same, whenever there shall
be money in the city treasury to the credit