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, 1876-04-04
PosT-TRADERsHfPS.


A.uAn VINO DID not nuY HIS PLACE.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April a,-Tha Committee
on Expenditures IN the War Department today
examined John 8. Collins. The Chairman SAID
,da Committee would only rernaln In session
during tic morning hour, because Of tho deaire
10 be present alen tho articles Of impeachment
rero presented for action.
Co1Iins ia = post-tralor at Fort Laramie. and
was appointed through the influence of PsesI-
don't Grant. Tho uitness Was for many years
= residont Of Gatena, aud hia father Aud tho
President voro formerly In business together.
He understood, In 1872 there ras 10 DO sonoe
chauge at tho Laramie post. l1c Was living In
OMAHA and came to Washington to got tho post.
Hc got simple letter Of introduction from Or
Wills Grant, iu Chicago, to Con. Dent, who was
the uaher at the Whito House. 1fe Ind known
orvillo Grant aince hts boyhood. He saw Don't.
and MAS kindly troAted BY him. He aaw the
President aud got lettss OF recommendation
from bim to the Secretary OF 'Tar, who said thst
ho wtshed tho President llad ordered the ap-
pointmeut and reltoynd lin OF aomo embarraes"
ncut, because thero were 10 many applicants
for tie post. lie waited to Bos what tho Boote-
taty Of War proposed to do about 1t, and in tho
meantime the President went to Kentucky TO SEQ
he wsa charged ut tho War Department with be-
ing Democrat. uo won't to the President. up-
on bis return, and told him about It. and the
President wrote letter, asying that such a
charge amounted to nothing that ho had known
witness spco Ills infancy. and lad no warmer
supporters than his fathor and bis family. Tho
w1tntas did uot uae any other tnilucuce, and has
nevor paid dollar, directly OF indirectly, sither
to rot or hold the position.
Adjournsd.
8p<e.at Uttpateh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
ST. PArI~ April J.-Ifarmon. Raymond, and
Perkins left Bismarck This morning for Waah.
inston to testify relative to poat-trado1shipH.
Harmon, on the unanimous accommodation OF
tho officers, was last week chosen poat-trador OF
Fort Lincoln undor The oruor OF Secretary Taft
directing . return to the old method of ohoosing
trA1AYa.
, 1876-04-04
INDEPENDENCE. IA,

Special D1soateh to Ths CA,eaoo Tribune.
1spEpExnEscN, H., April Ill. A. Main, >
grocer at Independence. H., has failed and
mado IN assignment for tho benent Of his crod-
itors Liabilities about $4,000 nsssts 90, 600 to
$1,000. Tho failure causes general surprise
mud .egras, MIR. Main bong one ot our most
respected citizens, enjoying tho conadenos Of
G7eFy one.
, 1876-04-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

having Livesi-Tho Safest and only
rallshia Cure for Consulnptlon, piphthssla, 8ora
Tnroat sna Iungs. Bad cosds. ch5oalo Coughs.
TTse Tsr Cosd.Al, purely Yssssahls Remedy, which
nsTst fI to thoroughly purity ths Blood md 1ssaovs
sYary Y4ats% Of plllnonasy pAsAs&l
, 1876-04-04

millions Of Hottt&s OF 1urnsttfs
ooosins have bean sold during ths taat twAnty 3aAts
and - puhlAa hAvs rsn4seaA hs sszdla4 taa NJ
ksat hslf tfaksaRS n ~ Nt<A.
, 1876-04-04

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Al \. m.-For tho
Upper Lakes. rising barometer northwest winds,
and clearing weather, with stationary taunpera-
ture. ...........
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-04-04
THE INVESTIGATION MANIA.
4 aRNRHAL BMELL1No COMMITTEE.

spfeat D'spaHh "a a"F eateaso af1o""s'
WASHINGTON. D. G., April 3.-The Democrats
have 2t last succeeded IN ordering m tnvestiga-
4ton intn tim nrirnte md uu1iIln life of averv
nonorasan,,,, ~, in.o ovarv,,,,n, ~ ovorv ~.
oon6 'oooA4.' H"o NV n,'.1 5s'Ah y. s'e.y
tufo conhecteo VIII tne aose!ntaent 'o1s'ee'
Thirty Investigations hnve already bceu ordered.
To-day general lottor OF marque UAs iaauad to
t.n,a .a-d.
1nuee W "uaaa or .,, ,....,t.. =. <..s
1x u 1tsosed ~. eaa pom'Lee % !as.neF ~
~ rattors tamchsne thc oSie..l misconHnct ~
sny member of so prosent oougreas Of the United
s.tes which may to ths knowledge Of said Con-
, 1876-04-04

Augmented and rendered still
more attractive by ADDITION
Al AND FRESH BARGAINS,
continues to attract and inter-
est crowds Of customers. No
lady intending to purchase q
Black Silk this spring should
neglect this opportunity, as
prices beat anything that is
offered elsewhere.
FOR INSTANCE:
We shall offer 10 pcs. Heavy, all
Silk, imported Black Gros-qr aims
at 81 90 per yard; Bargain ax0eu-
ing anything heretofore offered in
silks.
At $1.25 VIC shall sell 20 pieces
Lyons Black Silks, handsome finish
and quality; goods that arc con-
vinciugly cheap.
At s1.5o VIC shall offer as pieces
Splendid Quality Cashmere Black
Silks; beautiful 1ustre and finish,
and worth E2.ooper yard.
| We shall offer IL pieces Lyons
Cashmere Black Silk, elegant satin
finish, at $1.75 per yard. This lot OF
Silks arc so enormously cheap that
every lady in Chicago or neighbor-
hood should securo dres,s at once.
l8 pieces rich Cashme,.e Black
Silks at $500 aud s2.25; would be
good value at $3.50 and $500 per
yard.
A fow pieces Richest Sublime
Black Cashmere Silks at $500 por
yard; worth $3.50 at rotair.'
, 1876-04-04

TURPENTlhE.
wux1xoroa, N. @, April s.-sp!slts of sus~
pSnt1ue steady 1t a8>fo.
, 1876-04-04

Time. tbar. Thr Hui Wind. I1saln IWssher
s;ss =. m.lo9.79 10 Is q. VS. {rcah.. .... Fair.
tl:l1 T. n 2y.7B 20, 825. ", fGcsh.. ....- Cloudy.
2aO D. H. a2.76 I'll - 8. W.. frcah.. ..... Cloudy.
1853 y, ul,.2376 III 1873. W f1tah... I..... Ceaf'9
800 ,. mWs4I oaj MS. W., freah... ..... CLOUDY.
1ois ,. T. a. 2sss 81 7ilR w.. frean... .... coudJ
Ma1iuuu tharn1nstef, u. Minimum. ~.
oESEAA14 OBSERVATIONS
CHICAGO, April 3-Aldniaht.
, 1876-04-04

You have road our sdvortisement Tor years.
and SYery tins you look Ut It you sayi II
will tn Harris bhlrts." Now atit.E % yquF
text. and place your ordsr on our no2fa thas
I'll South CLark-ee.
, 1876-04-04

eArFicA at thirty days. 8Gl GfH1oN tla tHcu
oaiy served avo len days wers mt entitled to the
consideration hs nsn WHO did letter, longsr. and
n,oye e1ect!vs serricc.
ktus tud uuylbut we're reIected that tbs tesm Of
service required II ten days instead of aixty days, ~
Mr. con2er NJ moreI to amend tbs c!snps providing
for s restoration Of Pensioners TO ate from tha l1t
Of 3lay, 1885, BY making It das from tns pas'ass Of
lii. caswei moyod to add pso.iso agsinst tbs pay
nent Of A.roaEagea.
lir Sanders itnd} suggested shst ~ order 10 pro-
mots harmony ind good FEELING. all Northern man.
bs' y aoSa M.y sts 70 I'D M ii a"ra
shou!d yote for tic bill to cqualzs oounties.
Mr. congcr withdrew hfs smendmsnt iaa.mAch II . ~ y
then Mr. Ca1WelIa amendment prohibiting tho pay
plen Of arrearagoa and striking out the provision for
Tho restoration Of those pensioners fron' tho Int OF
Mf C4swsIl tpu moved 10 Ftrtke ont ths last sec.
ton et W e we II.
-1s.: bn son Il it, st. couar hs ..t section wa.
ey GIG u
raj, shall bs entitled II aks claim for pension
suea wldo. altar tbs as'ass Of shia net. Tbs blu
K1Laouns's DIET.
Mr. Glover, Chairman Of The Ee1ece Comnittse on
uaaI YxtxtS Pool offered fcsolnttou stating that IIAl
lat Ktlbou, a. now confined In jail recusaut Wlneas
il bs!ng fed III : Host e1tlsyegtnt aud samptuoul
1sna r. cspo res.ussnt q hs jill h.es NO. sha
ho IL bepa fusulaed by Ills friends with most s1pen
atse wiat. md directing tae to pu
| aupp1y uf prison fare for Ali6ousn.
TLs readiug Of tho resolution greeted With derl
| which Wa Increased xheu Glover sent up 10 ii
shset: q paper pasted togstass .pa xs;sh "a, ssr
Enads bis selection. lie wanted to hare Il read. bu
h!s motion wA TO suspend ths sulss aud adopt II
z.solatton hs could not under tbs rules have hs hl
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05
WARM WINTER SOUTH.
TO the Edttor or The Tribune.

SIR: No doubt it will be refreshing to most
OF your readers read letter from the sunny south a
this season the year. The prevailing topic Oh CONVEX
saon is the hard tmes" but instead OF iessenhg tue
of the farmer Of them have started worE
redoubled yigor the loss sustained Dy
the disastrous drouth OF last summer Ine winter mas
hen unusually warm The crop OF wheat ana oats never
leaked finer at this season. In fact was put III with
uncommon care much cotton seed was applied AS
manure that some plapers will need II at planting time
IN raise another crop OF cotton. AS " oats, every avail
abe niece of land still being sown. And you need not
wander at pows running now when the plum trees are
I'm ful bloom and trembling for other fruit, AS all
kinds of trees are Just ready TO bud While some resi-
dents are seeking homes In Texas and the West,
persons from all parts Of the world are inspecting our
land. ..o-. FAhLh
Forsvth, Monroe Co., Co., Jan. 26 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

One thing that impresses about London is the So
dity OF everything II has more the look OF gHShed
city than any that have ever before seen-if except
some ruined ties OF South America The houses seem,
In the first place. have been built to stay 30 hte
OF pulling down and reconstruction Ia going on as TO be
almost unnoticeable You walk the streets WITHOUT
stumbling over scarodings, or starting INTO sudden
consciousness that brick from some fourstory wall
has Just the top your head Lime dust does not
choke you-as for the fog you can spit that out Tue
Engshman content To live In the house bat MS faher
bt for hIm-what was good enough for the sire is quite
good enough for the son. This explains, too, why no
modern improvements are put in
Another thing impresses me is the politeness OF
Englishmen to stranger. Impresses me, say because
had imagined quite the contrary. II put to your Wits
end by some une Ipccted turn In crooked street. ask
your way Of the fret Londoner you meet and he can
not direct you clearly he Is likely to walk on wi
you few blocks aud point out the way Enthusiastically
Only once have been treated uncvly IN this respect
Then asked my way Of fellow and instead OF answer
ing or stopping " answer he wa ked on ss though he
New-York tribune., 1876-02-05

English PaIliancnt will perhaps compel all drivers vi
h,nsoms and our-whoeIers 10 carry, conspeuou'b ais
played within their cabs charts OF the city, showing ~
lines which he who rides may rad, just how far II Is
,r,n the Immediate ncigiburhood OF Buckingham Palace
where and my eow-country men invariably reside
10 the various abodc- ~ the dukes ears ana mar1~e-
to whose houses social visits and frequent caSa"a-
most wholly confined but until then my 'onhtryin' you
must rest To he for awhile at the mercy OF ca"oy
Rear this in mind. however some slight guidance IN
the labyrinth II cabnan touch his hat TO you, you
may know that YOU given him too much II lie say
notbing at frs put his lip In puckcr for gunbe
Won have given him Just enough II he AT once produce
his card and politely offer to drive you to the nearest
police agstrate II is certain that you nave gwen h
too little.
time he OF little account and eternity circumstance
not worth taking into confederation there are oinnbnSes
p oniue from all parts London 10 all places you want
Ia go t-and that you do not The charge Tor an
inside seat In threepence hsIs0In VIII carry yo"
quicker but tho omnibus Ia as sure as IL IL slo" All"
after all han'som s, that hanson does III you mount
outside and ride with the driver, promise him penny
At parting and hint you want him for private coach
man when you to reside permanently In Lohdoh'
he III point out good many places OF interest ana ee,
more information out OF you than you can out OF h III
the Of long but not uninstructiye Journey
LONDON HOTELS.
A with cabs, 40 with hotels. Every friend you may
have at home who has been abroad ever' scquant
you should 30 to getting into London. Try any one
OF them and you'll wish you had gone to another DO DO
not build upon finding q perfect Inn. with h0spitsoe
doors flung wide standing ready to welcome YOU sette
nowhere even Ia Imagination, for permanency TIL you
know the inns and outs by experience. Expect on
starting ont to find at the Golden Cross 10
take up nothing common and uncomfortable NJ the
Chariny Bear In mind from the first that all London
hotels are bad the only difference being that some are
worse than Others and you arrive In London al nleh'
as Won probaby will-drye 70 the nearest one taxing
literally no heed Of the Before breakfast next
morning you' be sorry you've come and viii want 10
change But don't be impulsve about It, shoudyou orde
your luggage driven to any Other tho ch"ces
az. that vou want TO move again about the time that
nncb comes Oh Bet out cooly instead immediately aer
breakfast-one woolly muttonchop won't Kill you-ahd
,pspect all the hotels which Americans do not 20 "
rule, inquirng prices, looking o. rooins, ~.
nterlocutipg chamberInaids Before you get through
You will be sorry you left your native Anu
Never mind though this samcs feeling VIII come over
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
OBLIGATION FOR fATtENl

~ 10 the NORTH CARSON NINE. No, 90
/ 4 y,Ilt, Oihco c. son t1lE, NHNa"a '.'".
13d 1876 N0tice i, hrr"hT gwen ta'' 't''
%N,,,u r,pso> SILVER Ml&I>i COMPANY, ny
its authorized agent y = "o.Lp' Nn , r.
ONO address is Carson I. Y. Nevada. mas rms
d,v filed its application for n patent inr RI
,cen Hundred linear feet OF the North eatso.
Min. or vein bearing gold aEd silver VIZ
surfa,. ground SIX hundred 'ert IN "iu'"'
.itu,to living and being in Eagle ana va
valley Mining District, County oil or'isut =
,n,, tat. of Nevada, and known ana d"FS
a.,i Nv .ho trld notes and official plat on nv
in this office as Lot No. ~, IL Township ~
,,,r+h Ranua twenty east Of Mont" bahlo M
r.I;,n tha exterior boundaries "a sam Lou =
"a beiuo a. follows, to-wIt: Variation, To- -
,sst commencing at Post No. J. at = T. cori,'t
If th, claim on the southern slope Oh nv
mountain, from which point the section rori'f
INST at III. S. f. conner Of Section o. : 10 - =
X. 20 f.. NJ. D. NJ. bears = - AZ +. loI ~, ~,
distant and the flag staff ON the dome o. tl'
St,+a Cspjtol At Carson City bears y y D F.
on1 -nr,iur 45o 45' F.. 500 feet I" f"-t No
y. +hnore y 49, IS " 600 feet to foSt No
thence $ - ~ VI. 200 feet to Ioet 20
them. : 81 ~ r, 6p0 feet t" place OF of%'H
vim r,r-airins 2n.Gt-l0o acres. 1his ''a"" =
h ,,,r,sd ~ ~ other known mines or mimi
r,.il,s he location Of this mine Is dnlF re-
,.o,tt. il! tLc Recorders Cfhce 81 Ea1't .'',
n,s;,na VALLEY Mining District at Carson t''H
Naval, in T. ,uh A of folio 1872. Any ana d
rar.nns ella ming adversely any p"rtioho OF ea''
North Carson Mine or said mining srouh' a.
h,reiubefure described. are It'I'lired 10 me- -,
| adverse claim with the Register OF 'ht l NJ"
| states and Offlcr VI Carson CITY, IN tp' o'h
~ Nevad. durinr the sixty days period OF pa"
l;r.tion hereof or they will ha barred 10y Hl'i"'
Oh inc p''''''''' u A. WATT. Register.
r. D. EDWARDS, Attorney H"-'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
To the UNFORTUNATE
sew REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES !
M cIRBON's DIsPENsARf
SA3 Eearny street

;,o, Established l.. 1884, foe the
.s,a.,,,nt Of Sexual and seminal Disensc@ sa"
,,,,,,~rbea elect. Structure, SSphiliS /"
a. .,r-,s Seminal Weakness, lmpptrn'y, ~.
Ctin diseases of wears stahalhS ani
Los successfully treated.
r,;ss;nns the consequence OF sell,
49,. mis- SOLITARY VICE, or dcprhTe" he
;.,,i,.rco is prscticed by the youth VI -
.- i''''' -, almost unlimited extent, pr'auN'h5
- rnarr;nr certainty, The foiio"in8 49, i.t
morbid symptoms, unless cohioar 'on,ntsr
e.. medical measures, VIZ: - IN tbn
II. AZ darl snots under the eyes, pam III ~
ahoo' i,;,,f, in the ears noise lik" the rn'tiinh
-. Ia,-.s and rafting of charlo,s' g..
" No lotns weakness of the HihpS' ,
~ ;s,on bluntcd intellect, loss OF soni - IN
EMaanca in approaching straBGefs' u.o'ih -,
torm new scqUaintsncss, dlePus', r;r,ios
snc;nty loss Of memory, herile i"sn., ,nrred
and various eruptlons hp'ut anns,,.tion
t.yon,a fetid breath, coughs .'n e.f -.
toA;ur monomauia aud frequent insanity
ItraI;a. i've MOI obtained, should Apply ii.lhe,
Hta;,. either in person or by iettei anu 10
olalel; ,,,,t,1 nv his new and scentinc mohe Oh
tr,sting this disease, which never iH4'' -
frctinr a quick and radical rnI. ,,,r
ie''iNo 1CIrRED At HOME. AR
a;rtapce may be CURED AT
| u6elT H., .idressinga letter to DR. GlBboN
.ating case symptoms, .enGth ol .'lie WV "a.
ro has continued and have meni'iHe % %.
| e. .,r,,srd,d free from damage anu -" IT.;
! =: anynart Of the country, with iu,i an %" -
s;rart,;ons BY inserting Ten Dollars 80 .,
| raoistercd letter, through the ,TsSi
.tn,,,b wells Fargo & Co: pacha.o Vi 49, NJ.
liz. ,,;I, no forwarded to any part OF the mon
| "orasnou5euts will please inform Df, u!ppoi
| hat tb.y read his advertisements SIN n,,
hu" ,nI Box 1857. San FRANCISCO.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02

~ Notice No 3l5 United STATES SutveS
39-J-pited States Land Once, carson ,h! y"
o.. %, NJ 1e,b ls76-Sotica - hereby given
thst the AYERS AND HOPKINS SlL'h h nIN
ING COMPANY, corporation duiy lhV'ir
rated under and by virtue 81 the IA" y, IL, .
state of California. having its princ'pai pa.
Of In. mess in the city Of San franclseo' stat
of California has this day by A. >. GOULD; .h
attorney in fact and agent whose fo'e oin''
address, is Carson City, Nevada mace appiieH
tion for United States patent Tor niterh nun
d,.a II 500 linear foet OF the W Villains l-oo"'
bearins gold and silver quart an" o,he, III,
erals Of pr.cions metals, together WIZ s"li ~.
ground SIX hundred t6VDl ice. ~ .,n.h. n.r,.
Convenient working thereof: situate III tha Sag.
,na W,,hoc Valley Mining District, orhisp.
county. and state OF Nevada, Known anu n.'a
,.tal on the field notes and omclai PiAt a.
Irn;t.d states survey or lot No ~, IN sectioh 20
| Tnwnshin IS north OF range - east Monte u
| .h,. meridian; the exterior boundaries oi MAJ"
| 10, NJ 20 beiug A. follows, to wit: Beginning
| ct n,s, marked No. \. L. 5. survey 10. o. o.
| ,,an.a the southwest corner OF Section 20.
| %.nah;n * north Of range 10 east, bears south
| 80 %, cost s9S $40 feet: the Ayers ana nor
| kins silver Mining Company scapih peaIs ~
| ~. west GO feet, and the discovery anu .o ~
| ;nr,ut and tun mel upon this mine bears horth1
| n n.e w.. oas f.et. thence running hrst course.
| nor,h I5L 0 west | 500 feet , pest marXed no :
| T. s. Survey No. 80: thence second :on.Sr g.,
| TO- aast 500 feet to pest markr" No. 70
| Wv No 10 thence third course. snntn iolf
| '"-. ,nn Zoo. IN p,,st msrksd No. l. . SuiSe!
| Sa 10 theme. fourth course south -, We.
, sun feet to post No. /. the place. Oh oesi .I
WV 30 f6-len acres bearings eApre'seu
.o oI.s ne ,rue meridian with magnetic vars
tion Of ICY east. This claim was 'o'1'1 Ian
| l,r the mans Of the NiliiAms Nihi',' m
| ",i ,r,.y made to accord Herewith. ihe
s M"rsnss and improvements on this mine cor" nj
sis. Of an open 10 feet long 70 fs"' h Ms
20 feet deep. and tunnel run IN .no No ,a.t -.
| tI,e face of said cut distance "a o. tar,",,rd
cneiir,r SEQ in value. This claim Is bourne"
'rt,-rlv by the AYERS Consolidated Silver MID
m claim soutAcrly y by ss ,hs n".I,S
toiil t"is ;,r rarorIea II, the Office Of tie he
CAIN =. '55r,sbv county aforesaid, in voinm"
or folio 2s Any and ali persons eismins an,
portion said Ayeas and 1 n@nknGf t., s'a r ihc
lIH ,,i" IAN, with the Register q the United
s ,,atn Land oico ut Carson city N+,ada dur
me sixty day period of publication, or .h.y
Will ~, barred by virtue OF w - v.,'-
- -tlf IT,. ny -. 4 "''-'' - 80 '
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
nysTHcUSaND DOLLARS Rt~ASe
u7oE AN INCuRABLh VAST
Dr. &c Richa"'s


Alton fen wears of trnl on this coast mas pro''o
its.lf the only curative IN certain luz. .',r w.
d;spases pronounced by n'rdIc"! Iract' Aoi''' I"
incurable. vI,,, No /
I've. Chnucres, FIST ana second STAGES 9oi''
on tb, Iegs OF Body, Sore Lars, Lyes NoS1.
ConnercoIorel BI0tche7, syphlhtc Sa.al'
uisrssrj Scalp, and all the primary form, ..
re discas, known as syphilis. Price % i''
bottle or two for 81. , NJ :.
~. IL Hichnu's Golden Hais"n, NO
cures Tertiary. Mercurial, Syphil't hhr INN
t;n, Rains in the Bones, Barh OF ,hs Nt'A
iIrrrated Sore Throat, Synh!Iite tash' ! Hinl
and Contracted Iords. Stiffness o., Nc i.'l''pe
and eradicatrs all diseases mon! 'he sSe''''
u.h.tb,r caused by indisrct.on or ho"Sp
m",irc,,rv-lesvine the blood pare ana hcaI'h,
Tr;,. i, per bottle, or two fol 81,
ur. T.. Eichau's Golden spanish
AntiaOte.
For Nv, cure Of tionorrhch. "."tt III t"' Io'-'
GrsvaI and nj Urinary OF Genital disaftahSt'
,,snt. Price. - 50 per bottle.
~ l., s,icauu's Golden Spanish
fnj~cii"n-
A ,y,sb md Injection f. severe case" VI ~,
nrrbnr luf,ararlatory G}tct. StrictufcH' anu IL
d;sesses If the Kidney MD bisIder' 'fl''
| 81 80 Der bOtt.r-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-02
ORDINANCE. NO. 81.

ORDINANCE. NJ. of-
4, Ordinance in relation to the better
Observance Of tho Sabbath.
Tho Board OF Trustees OF Carson CITY
do oriair
-act,on |. After the taking effect OF
~. Or..luance, no company or trouFe'
any End or number, shall be per
,,,i,;cd 20 give any exhibition or enter .,
.a;.,,.,ent. Of the nature of circus, inc
zeal. minstrelsy, or OF any hIuu ,o ,..
'..i.ict, a fee OF admission Is usnaiiy
led. on the sabbath, in said c'y.
Se.,ion >. a violation OF the provi-
.iors of this Ordinance shall on con,
r'I 90, subject the offender TO a hn 1t,
..rCt exceeding f.vo hundred aoiia al,
-. -, niteG states gold coin; or TO I'M u
-.-isrnUI., nj III the City Jail no exceed a,
Two hundred and fifty days OF
f. Ie.s srIci, fire and .npElsohH'ei'''
~ 30 discretion q the Court.
80 ~:.t Mag ~. $40. ..ao..
u; +. RICE. Presice'i.'
,,r--. i 7 EDWARDS. cry '.e'>
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Wate- !.yrs ''l,! cAs .''lr' III Ar
..u c..
=, .'oa.,. a. Trustees etCarso" Cry
,.o ort!asu
.,..,....,; !. ,c,.-t. 'lklu- eject 81
.--=. .s-,fIl.arcc. la water PIP: or Gas
TING. ether I..Il!. oil supply, >"ai' -
.C-.-...i ~ u. any u.arLcI - interfere
-. ,... cf,-:Y,gCs fise zee low a. "atc'
2; a.t; a."ug any ami all GH'te>'
.,g-..:.-. ...fEruuC:S AMI i!u!i!''' II IL
-. CAV AMI all such Wd'c! i'.'cs
NJ. ga ,.ye>, when laid down III ,'"'i-
-t,, WIKI aIlv ditch. cram :"!Ne'"''.
.,-- .t,....r. III >.IG city, sinai! "c .a-u
...n~.,-..:.,irr. AID "a Suca ha:'i.tr -
~ 20; = i.re, 0H>iruct, or !h,ci .e.t
herewith. or WIN In" iIec io" va
-,-,,cr ,!.ayrin. to any extent whatever.
section =. Any and all water pipes
,-1I .-as rl.ucs. main and supply, mere,
&C., Iaid II said City. ana 1870. 80 al"
- Ia conform :U.iy To- ;iic require
...e..;S q. ..ec;.on one al thIs 'ifuii1al''e'
.t,,.. lie sa changed and reiaid, as 10
corr, thereto, within twenty days
.,ster the akin, eject OF .ais 'tu'-
nance.
section ;. \ violation Of these pro-
-.,.:o-. Of this Ordinance shall, on
..o-v:c,Io,.. subject the offender I" a
;:ue of not exceeding TWO hundred
Io,,,-s in United states gold coin; or
% imprisonment in tho CITY jail MOI
exceeding one hundred days; or 20
Lot.: suc:i fine and Imprisonment. III
,,ia discretion of the Court.
ADOPTED May ~, 1876
RI. r. RicE. President
i.,es.: =. }. Edwards, City Clerk.
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CARSON SILVER MIN

~vnRTH CARSON SILVER MIN.
y ing Co. Location of principal place OF
hnsiness, San Francisco, Cal; location OF works,
Eagle valley Ormsby county Ne l., N Wr,
n[ Ui-ertors held on the 29th day OF April. 1876,
an assessment no. ~ of Twenty-Five Cent. per
share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately IN onl.eo mice
States cold coin, to the Secretary, OF the once
nf tba company 800 Sansome street, Room Il,
San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment , snail nan
remain unpaid on the first day Of June, lo'b' VIII
b. delinquent and advertised at pubic auS'i" non
and unless pavnent is made before, will ne SOFA
~, saturday. the 9th day of June, 1876. t" pay
the drlinauent assessment. tosether WIN cos
of advertising ami expenses OF sale.
WN. A. NJ. TAN BCEhELEA, -ecrel! =. -,
Cfire 32u S2g, ~ street, s.'''" ~ ~