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National Republican., 1877-09-07
AN ABLE DEFENSE OF CIVIL SERVICE
REFORM

FROM the Phtisdefphia inquirer
Judge shellabargcr Is one Republican wht
heartily indorrs the Presidents civil service rc-
form policy after due deliberatIon, aud he speak,
from an extended experience when he says thai
the discontinuancc Of Congressional control over
the Federal appointments will obliteratc the stigma
attaching to the oflcc orthe chief Magistrate thai
Il Is one OF Office brokerage SOLELY IIenceiorh The
President Of the United states will be free TO dr.
tribute his patronage to competent ana deserving
persons, recommended by all classes OF citiIens
and not dependent for success upon the whin'
and necessities ofa member OF Congress and Tho
scores OF petty local pattisanS who may inanipu
late conventions and primaries under him. Thu'
the monopoly of tho distribution OF Offices by Con
grcssmcn II broken up while they and other citi
zci,s arc not deprived Of tho rights OF writing
speaking printing or voting their views npon al
questions, nor arr they excluded frum oficc.hear
ing, Mr.. ShclabArgcr, for these aud other reasons
believes that the American people VIII approve %
this 1rst practicable plan of ritllng our system q
corruption. and of giving the county tho lenef
Of true, good cororetcnt men for rulers In tho as
grpRate,
National Republican., 1877-09-07

We MOST heartily approve Of the movement
for aiding the poor Of the District by Furnish
ing them work. If possible no assistance ought
even to be given ablc-bodied people except by
furnishing them something to do We hope
that good may come out Of this movement In
another way by leading some Of our capitalists
to establish manufactures here which would
give permanent employment to laborers.
There are some kinds of business which re-
quiro but little machinery and small amount
Of capital 10 carry them on. For example,
there Is no reason why all the brooms needed
in this city should not be made here instead
Of being imported.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
"HELMBoLDs BUcHUn IN COURT.

TWO BROrHERs oUARRELING OVER THE
GREAT PATENT MEDICINE-THE LITTLE
DOCTOR FIGHTING FOR IIIs RIGHTS.
By Telegraph to THK RErURLIcAs
New York, Sept. Q.
Albert L. Helmbold applied to Judge West
brook yesterday IN Supreme Court, Chambers for
an injunction restraining his brother, II. 7. Helm.
bold, from using the trademark with his own
name for the sale Of buchu. Albert says that he
has made buchu In Philadelphia for his brother
since 1872, and when the courts of that city ad.
Judged his brother u lunatic and then a bankrupt,
the assignee In bankruptcy gave him the patent on
condition shat he should devote the profits Of two
years to paying his brothers debts. Henry r.
Helmb0ld, In his defense, says that his beng ad-
Judged u lGnatic was the result Of a conspiracy;
that the courts Of this State arc not bound by those
Of Pennsylvania, and that u man has right To N,e
his own name. The counsel for the plaintiff
showed that man hadn't this right by u number
VI decisions In this country aud In Great Britain
In conclusion H. r. Helmbold sad that his brother
never knew how TO make The genuine buehn and
receipt In court Judge weslbTnhk took the papers
National Republican., 1877-09-07

WM N. AMPr, n local politician of some
note in Cincinnati, has publiShcl letter IN
the Cnmmsrcim Of that city, In which he advo.
Gates civil service reform by rotation In office.
His theory Is u very absurd one. Permnnency
IN tho tsnure Of office Is essential to any ctIi-
Gient system Of transacting the pnblio bust
ness We have had too much rotation already,
It is quite evident that the tronble with Mr.,
AMpr is that he Is now out Of office. II be
onulh bo rotated into Office his views would
probably change.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
ROSA HENNEssEY's ROMANCE.
ELoPING WITH A MARRIED MAN PROM HER
FATHERS. HOME IN ROCHESTER,.
by Telegraph to THE RnPUHIJCAs.

New YoRK, Sept. 9.
Martin Hennossey, superintendent Of the
shoe department Ia the Rochester penilentiary, on
Friday evening last missed his daughter, Rosa, si5,
his wifes gold watch and the family spoons, He
sought the aid OF the police. On the same night
Mrs. Robert Greenwood, wife Of poor mechanic,
waited IN vain for the return Of her husband from
his work. She also conRdcd her sorrow to the au-
thoTities, The missing man and girl and valuables
were on their way to New York together ard On
their arrival lodged In the Grand CnlOn hotel.
They registered as Mr. aud Mrs. X. = Bruce, and
lived quietly In one apartment On Monday after-
noon they went into more moderate quar-
ter at $50 East Foriy.second street. Here their
means began TO give ONT, and Rosa wrote 70 her sis
ler In Rochester asking for money, aud telling her
how to address the letter, Instead Of money came
a telegram from the Rochester chief OF police de-
msnding the arrest of the couple on the charge of
larceny. The arrest was made yesterday without
any trouble.
Rosa, who Is q delicate, slender girl OF sixteen,
large eyed and dafkhaired cried and confessed
She had made the acquaintance OF Greenwood In
the street and amer few elantest!ne meetings had
yielded 70 hiS peadlngs for an elotement II was
he who plotted the theh Of her hthers money.
The watch and silver spoons she did not take.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

The fact that two hundred million lives
have bren destroyed by war since the begin
ming of the present century does not indicate
an carly triumph Of the principles advocated
by tho Peace Society, an organization which
"mb' aces many excellent people, both In Eng
land aud America. IT. must be said, however,
that public sentiment has vastly improved in
regard TO this subject, and that civilized na'
tions will hot IN future be likely to rush into
wars so recklessly a. they did In former times.
The settlement Of tho Alabama claims was
largely the result Of this growing sentiment In
National Republican., 1877-09-07
ConlInercs.

Commerce.
BALTINonr, September d-Cotton firm and good
demand: niiddiing, lie.
Flour steady Arm and unchanged. wheat-South-
ern strong Western active and unsettled; southern
red. prime " ts65 81 do amber u 5ad Is: dn white,
q ~ 40. No. winter red. spot. " t,9 al; sepen,-
her, q N,,; Us10bsr " 49, November. o. IS nominal
Cum Southern quiet Western hriner; Southern
white, Gle do. yellow, &c Western mixed, spot ssc;
September, 5S.C; Drlnh'r. ~. g steamer. Sic, Oats
frin aud tair demand southern. 4pd3sr, Western
white, 3idy; dO. mixed. A.st E Pennsyl lvania, skd
3r. rive dull prime, Gnc. Hay steady and Unchanged.
Provisions firm aud unchanged. Butter-choice fTin
and scarce At IsdsE Petroleum hrm; crude, 5tc
70 good renuing, s'4@ssc Whisky dull and lower al
tLl3tfI.i3ia. -
R.ceipis-Plour. a7si barrels wheat % 600 bushels
corn, do,p0 bushels oats. 80 bushels shipments
Wheat ~ on bushels: corn, pi, 40 bushels.
uSRw YoRK, september 5.-Fiour firm ana nm
changed. Southern Hour in good demand and higher
No. =, e. Tsd taf superhne, y 2sdS
National Republican., 1877-09-07

Not until she was on her way 20 New York dId she
know that Greenwood was man Of family. "Oh
love him I love bimi' she cried, "and I do not
want him punished. ! never shall complain
Greenwood Ia much less romantic. lie talks A.
II he had acted with his eyes open. He denie,
having plotted the then, and preiends not u
have known that she brought any money with her.
lie declares that she knew he was married when
she agreed 10 elope with him. Oficcr Lynch. an
awkward detective from Rochester brought OH his
warrant Yesterday. II did not include the girl.
Her mother aud brother also came ~ the city and
last evening the entire party LEFT for Rochester.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
OSMAN PASIIA.

GEN REYNOLDS DECLARES HIM TO BE THE
AMERICAN COLONEL CLAY CRAWFORD.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 6.-Tho EeeHing Post
publishes an Interesting interview with Gen. Joe
Reynolds on 0anan rasha this evening. Col. clay
Crawford was on Reynolds stan during The civil
war, and he says he knows him TO 10 IN tho Turk.
iSh army, and Is positive that OsinRn Pasha pnd
CrawfIr,l arc one and the same person, Crawford
Wilmington. III. lie rpsc rapidly IN rank on nc-
count of bravery, and merit ten Reynolds has
rorrcspondcti with him since the war, and " 49,!
had letter from him stating that he was IN the
employ Of the Egyptian Government. aud wa
called Osman Boy. lie heard of him subsequently
as being In the Turkish service under the title Of
Osman pashA
National Republican., 1877-09-07
WAR AMONG THE DOCTORS.

QUANNEI. BETWEEN ALLOPATHS AND
IIOMEOPATHS.
By Telegraph to TIRE REPUBLICAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 5.
About the 2lst 0fAugust two homeopathic ply
sicians, named Thatcher and Banks, certified that
one Alexander Maxwell, an inmate Of the Home
for Aged aud Infrm Colored Persons, was insane.
and desired his removal to the insane department
Of the aims house. To secure this necessiRted the
signature OF one ofthe outdoor physicians In the
district where the man resided Dr. Muller, an
alopalh, was called upon to certify that Thatcher
and Banks were physicians Of good standing, hut
he refused on the ground that his school of mrll-
cine did not recognize them ns doctors at all, and
. sign the certificate would cause his expulsion
from the Philadelphia Medical Society While the
doctors were porlcylng MaSwclrs insanity assumed
an aggravated fnrin. aud he lcapcd from the fourth
story window OF the home IN the ground instantly
killing himself This evening the BOARD Of Guar.
dians of tho Poor Committee heard testimony In
the matter, when the acls given above were clicilcd
report will be made in the care. but how the
guardians propose to reconcile the two schools OF
medicine which hold such deadly antipathy "a
each other Is u question which bJthen The com
mittCc
National Republican., 1877-09-07

Tue New York D0td Of yesterday had an absurd
report 10 the effect that senator CAMERON was II.
Gently informed, by the authority Of the President
himself. that II he would have the Administration
kindly treated by the Pennsylvania Republican con.
ventiOn all his wishes with reference TO Federal
patronage In that state would receive favorable
consideration. OF course, there Is not a word Of
lrnIh In the Iennrt.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

THERE arr indications OF better times IN all
quarters. The business men Of Philadelphia are
reported to bc highly clated over the vast increase
Of their sales within the last month. The same
news comes from ali important commercial ccn-
trcs. Stocks of all kinds arc looking up, and the
long looked for good times seem to bs coming at
I.v,
National Republican., 1877-09-07

TAX PAYERS should give personal attention to
thcr appeals before the board Of against
oil crous assessments, instead Of intrusting the
man sgemcnt OF their To agents and attorneys.
They would thereby save fees and receive the
same facilities and courtesy as are shown to their
representatives.,
National Republican., 1877-09-07

favor Of peace, and tho same cause also un.
doubtedly has thus far kept England from be-
coming involved In the contest between Tur-
key and Russia. H
National Republican., 1877-09-07

THERE is man employed rs paragraphist
on the Boston Trareiier who, during the last
f"nian rad. WAS regarded by his brother
journalists MS n dead .beat, who acccpt"d free
drinks. and with whom 1t was not safe to sleep
IN the same room without putting one pocket
book undcI the pillow.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

THE death Of BRIGHAM YorSG does not appear to
have made any profound impression in Utah. The
Indications are that the power Of that dclusion Is
IN the wanc, and that 1t will gradually disappear
under the influence OF knowledge and civilization.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
4 CRUEL MOTHER.
Don lsisrdau'i IYorl

An inquest was held by Coroner SHINES
yesterday over the body OF the infant Of Kate San.
dcrs, which was found in The cellar of q house in
bergen street, Brooklyn, whero she was employed
asa domestic. The infant when discovered was
burned nearly TO Crisp, but the doctors concluded
National Republican., 1877-09-07

JUSTICE oLrS is not ubiquitous, but he managed
to run three courts yesterday, and finished his
labors before two O'Clock.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE.

During tho three years before the next
President is nominated the attempt TO reform the
civil service vii, bc pretty well tested. AZ thu,
time, when the people come TO choose q President
1t will be of good dca, OF siynllcnnce TO cenhi-
date whether he favored the reform, IN Its enilicr
and most critical days. II Is q mistake 10 suppose
that such considerations 10 not have more weight
than all the delegates the Government patronage
OF the whole country can buy.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

IT Is STATED upon good authority that the pale
air OF New York was strcakcL with sulphur yes.
tcrday when Mcssis ARTHUR, CORNELL and SHARPr
heard the result Of the special Cabinet meeting.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

THE President displayed very forEiving spirit
yesterday by the wholesale partioning OF . batch
of convick, and they weren't whiskey men either
National Republican., 1877-09-07

SsRInrs discrepancies are anticipated IN the
affairs nf the New York I.ifc Insurance Com
panv. which viii hs fully developed at the ap-
preaching examination Of its president, Mr..
". u. BEERS, who has jnst returned from
Eurnpc.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

TitE Treasurer Of the District is not over-taskcd
at present In looking aftcr the funds Of the District
government as the tre reasury Is at low water marx.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

foR SWEET CHARITY Let every good citi-
zon r"ni rihute his mite toward tho relief o
our suffering ponr.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

that II had been born alive, aud that Kate had
taken It's life aud tried to burn u IN order 70 avoid
detection. The coroners ipry found that leath ne
suited from violence, and Kate was held 10 avail
the action Of the grand jury on charge Of iii
fanticide. W ~. ri ~ y
National Republican., 1877-09-07
LOST AND FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A SITUATION by A YOUNG NAN
w eighteen years old, lust arrived from Enrope,
we'll educaied perfect In the Bnsllsh, derman, lts
ian, and the tlIIen Scandinavian languages book,
k'rping aud correspondence Salary no object; Ap!
plynt J. HENRY ALBERS',
.t9t 1015 Eleventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

VNHls WHOLE PAPER COULD BE FILLED
Il with reports Of the good effects OF VAN BUS,
Kidney and Nervous Troubles Weakness and ne
bility IA an unfAilins cure. W ca. 10 vetey st. Jyi
National Republican., 1877-09-07
Stocks stronger,


The following are the opening and closing rates for
the artlye stocks aS tslegfasd to w. n. Cooke, IT,, q
Co. from the New York stock Exchange
National Republican., 1877-09-07
Straw nArs are now lawful game. shoosNem.

OK NEXT MONDAY Maine speaks.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
IMPORTANT 10 TAXPAYERS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ss.NoIICE 10 sHlr0wSEKs, rILOrS, AMI
fHrry pas fo q raS t rfff Tr ws g. 'ra or me-
y M2N6AY ,. IN T. a. + n T'Sy; ss..
Ss I'm no" p Ill., '"'" A'fRHh ia if %fISiSs |"
sep,-st Snpt. H. q 4. IL IL.
ss- POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
Owes, M. 81 H,oH srhErr.
IT,. w..,,0.,nn GsIn.srSws' ns.cr RS e.. ' Aug Is M
The prssrnl Customers Of the Company, aud all
NJ 6FfG9 az hs s.asnS M house corner sS ."
Finssnth and streets n9r,Hws,.v W ssv = s,,,.,.x
ss-MoNEY WANTED.
Owing to the area, demand for money, we Offer TO
sell within sixty days large collection Of
GOLD SDsrLvER WATCHES.
DIAMOND AND OTHERS RsOLIDaoLDJEwELRY
GUNS. REvoLvERs, &c. DC.
AT EXTRAORDINARILY GREAT BARoAISs
Every article fully warranted at .,o
jy.iaf Corner Tanth and . streets.
F1ILLIARDs;asEAToNHALI. -
- Corner Ninth and streets northwest
ns,a,r sEvsfy.I!S,nS TljS! I'm S'.s;Y 6 Yr,oor,.or.
otps"} ON fkBlslEi9s fkB s4EE {stSss rs 30
''A w. MARKktTER,s. ="
Free Art Gallery and store, No. 6ld street north
Choice on Painting, Elsrsy,a.s. chromos, A.
Shades. Piltsr.~ Frames, Pietsre Cords and Tasssis
ii9s.,T sss.,TERas T1,ts ~ cisii. II ias District
Please remember name and number. leas 2m
sSoRIENTAL CREAM.
| a.. A. w..
tlon OF Dr T. Felix GourAuds Oriental Cream or
S s e .cn 'S%s and 's s
ssnune, article Is Pr. up only In the same style label
iLriy years. Ssndsrs q ihs bogus article VIII Ss
ffip ely Sf 81 g 5As''
Sole y . sfS SSf ;gse SsS WEI
Also, n Felix doarsnds Italian Ned SOAP. peaare
SS.f RSass sSa s'ySs y %nsp psSsa'' % sss%s
81 FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED WITH
the soda water drawn nom the steel ounts at tue
Temple Drug store. lore.----- leh
ss- SODA AND MINERAL WATERS ALWAYS
drawn from steel founts. JsN
81 TRY THE ICE.CoLD ROOT BEER. AT
Coughlin's Temple Drug Store. Masonic Temple, Aye
ssFLUID LIGHTNING ExCELs ANY REM.
% q soa esSse Tsmps e. b
STORE oclt
sSHUMPHREYs SPECIFICS, POND's TX.
,rIt, HomsopsiL.c Med,elnss. sold st Temple Drag
store. = aud Slnth streets. .cps.n
ssJUsTH's PATENT (sTEEI) SOLE AM
HE'LL PROTEt'TOItS make your shoes laN twice Al
long, and prevent you ficin sppibg. For sale In al
| lhe ,hoe stores, and by the ihvsntor Glo ID siree
aes.aMs.s Ge..
lNF SUPERIOR ENGLISH MANUFACTURE
~ ard Justly celebrated FOR Elasticity Durability
i
IN FIFTEEN NUMBERS.
THE sPENCERIAN
STEEL PENS,
.,.varIeiles suited 10 every style of writing. 70
sNle by the Trade generally A Sample tNid contain
Ing one each Of The Fifeon Numbers, by mall, on Is
| eeipt OF rs cents.
IvIsoN, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR a co,
mya In aud lao Grand street. New York
. John ROACH 4 SON,
MORGAN IRON WORKS, NEW YORK.
AND cHsTER' PENNSYLVANIA.
IRON sHiP'RuILDERs
msnunctuIs STEAM MACHINERY, Of svsIy q,
PLATE IRON, oT all dimenHlons; have the ~,
| large FORGE for heavy shaitinH, tc. In New 'rt
G!y MsrA ". a@.t ,t g .saLG.sS: 80
I(oYS pREsS SHIRTS. - nERSIURTS An
- Dfa~elk ShE, W. 60. --'s ~
National Republican., 1877-09-07
State bonds active.

The following tho closing rates r state sscuri.
ties, aS tce.rapliel froIn tho New York stock Et-
ChnnRns
National Republican., 1877-09-07
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S.onooh Bo9E aSlooL nook $,
of the yaru,is scLoos 81 our city which are 10 open
,hui the 10Th Of setembcr Will find i 70 their w;
comgete aS.otinentn n All the hopks used both IN the
sras ] % S iS sn al years. psc We S"s' 60"
NEW ussczLANEous BooKs
RUSSIA. by Wallace
eaiBrSsnss esfHg sHsf lssT Y fleiI slEsi;h. ns.
hiys EhiHy s2lElskia.EthMi lIsskPRf,,siSi.is
sSkfihinsssYSEff y y KSffoES. Ht5f Tss'n'
PTRcT And THE PROPHET.
For sale by
W. II. a o. IT. MORRISON.
.p7u No. as P.nnsvIvania avenue.
nEIORATivE AND FINE GOLD WALL
- PAPERS
Ir.spoetnlIy announce ~ the pp,iic that am pre-
pared 10 cs h,bt the largest assortment OF
FINE rApERHASaiSa
Of any establishment In the city. The goods are u
the modern style of ofnpmentRtion ffoin new and
original designs. Among them me many novelties ir
DApOs, FREEZES, THING DESIGNS, &C.
Also q large assortment Of GUILT, SATIN and
BLANKS, witch ! viii s.il much lower than III,
market prices. Terms 'a,h. -. . - .,
JOHN ALEXANDER
set No I21l P.unsviyEnin avenue.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
HOTEL PERSONALS.

Nt Nr Ebbln.-W, r. Evans, New Orleans; Fred
". kelsey. Ro,hesler N; Y; u: A. Bowen, Jaseph
Terre Hante. Ind; Col. ). 4. Maddox, Mai j. Il
Berry, Norfolk. Va; W, V. Morr ariy, u. Il N; A.
r Hickey and child, n. vi Vhas, r. johnson, 81
Louis Mrs. 4. J. Turner, Washington, ID. O.
National Republican., 1877-09-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

wAsuISsroS, September lsT7.
In New York to-day money Easy at
to carry, I.
Government bonds drm at the following quota.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

as'NoTICE 10 SHipOwNEkS, rILOTS AM
TILE PUBT.lC-rh. drawbrilgo over the ylIgini
channel OF the Potomac river Will he closed FOR
pairs from SATURDAY. srpte'nberS s, at y. M. IN
III MONDAY, September 10, NJ an Travel arrN
her !, fron r. M, unii MONp DAY. september ~,
~ m. GED. q, WlLkINs,
sep.!.t Supt. II. 4 4. L. II.
National Republican., 1877-09-07

Of any establishment In the city. The goods az
IN. modern style of ofnpmebtntion, from new
original designs. Among them mc many noNelti
National Republican., 1877-09-07
FINE pApERiiANatNa

I Ir.speetnlly Anuo1n.. ~ the ppilic that am !
pared 10 cs hi6it the laTrtst assortment Of
National Republican., 1877-09-07
FOR SALE.
HOUSES FOR RENT

n'nhboipa ha, beoops ,a,p, 1'of ptocards arc ef
utriD and there Is only Udv 10 resL koNss
q'lhg nht % good ,e,,ani hai by iase!ffAS IN 81
,'S ~ ~odSassd De Oot four tfnes ,rAicA sia
ord yoriv ce,fs for s Gra o,d edch ssbsagusl asss
fiOn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-28
Ass1cyEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE DISTRICT
Court of the United States for the District OF Nevada
made and entered the 10Th day OF May 1877, hereby
give notice that will sell public auction, in parcel
free from all membranes,
MONDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF JUNE 1871
In front of the property, the following pieces Of land in
Carson City Orsby County, State Of Nevada to wit:
Those certain pieces Of land called and known as and
being: Whole OF Lots Four, Five and Eight and the
northern four and half 90 feet OF Lot Nine all in Block
Thirtyve (35) OF Sears Thompson and Sears Division of
said Carson City with Store counters shelving and
other fixtures in the buildings hereupon. Said property
forming part Of the estate of A. b. DRIESBACH, Bank
rupt, in Bankruptcy. ISRAEL CRAWFORD,
Assignee.
Carson City, Nevada, MAY 10, 1877. law3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-28
THE DISTRICT COURT. srcovD il

TTTHE DISTRICT COURT. STr OVID JU-
dcal District, in and for Ormsby County State OF Ne
vada.
In the of the and guardianship Of Charles
F. smith, Clara smith, Alice Smith, Edsar Smith and En-
Smith, minors.
1t appearing this Court from the petition this day
presented and fled by W H. Smith, the guardian OF the
persons and estates OF Charles F. Smith Clara smith, Alice
smith and Emma smith, minors pray ing Tor an order
necessary and would be beneficial TO said wards that such
real should be sold it is hereby ordered that the
OF kin of the said wards, and all persons interested in
the said estate, appear before this Court MONDAY,
THE 23d DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1877, al ten O'Clock NJ,
the Courtroom of this Court in the uy Of Ormsby
then and there to show why order should BE-
granted for the sale OF such real estate.
And it is further ordered that copy OF this order be
published least four successive weeks before the said
day Of hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper print
ed and published in said county OF Ormsby. Dated June
23d, 1877. S. H WRIGHT,
District Judge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-28
ORDINANCE No. Is.

An Ordinance in relation to the Office Of City Assessor
Of Carson Ciy, the duties and compensation OF said
officer
The Board Of Trustees of Carson City do ordatn:
SECTION l. The City Assessor of Carson City shall
ally assess all taxable proper Of the inhabitants OF said
cy, situate and being in said Ct y for ely taxation
the time and in the he ASSESSES said
property for state and county taxation lie shall not
make separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment but
shall plac aud extend the upon the Assessment Rol
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION 2 The City Assessor OF said City shall receive
an annual salary hundred dollars, United States
cold coin which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him to said city As such officer
SECTION g. All Ordinances heretofore adopted far
only they conflict with the provisions OF this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved JAS. 4. ST CLAIR,
Carson City, June II, 1877. President pro tenn
Attest: ALFRED HELM Clerk