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~ SELF-DEFENCE.
Fireman Donovan Relieved Of Binme for the
killing OF Fireman Williams.

Fireman Joseph Williams If Engine %
WIS stabbed i'm tho romrauy'- house on sunday
last. Yesterday h. died in the Chambers street
II sp.taL Il the inquest. G"Nrg" Mclaughlin.
foreman - the company testified that on sun
day Fireman Donovan was on house patrol
Williams had h.."n excused from duty for half
an hour. lie pvcrstayed his time. and Donovan
made an ,niry 81 the fact in the journal. The
witness asked Williams if he had any excuse;
INT. instead ~ answering. he berated Donc-
van WHO a-eri tn have him sent away sud
denlv " Hams KNOCKED Donovan down and h"
f,ll against r wheel of the engine. Donovan
got NJ. and they struck at each other; Tn"
witness h'll ttrm apart. and saw blood run
ming down Williams : arm. but he iid not SEQ
Cai.. Monroe o. Hook and Ladder 10 testified
that b" ~,w u small pocket knti' n Donovan :
hand before any blows We're struck. Donovan
WIS fixing his pip" with II.
Donovan said. threw up my hand io ward
On Millium~'- blow. and his arm must have
struck the knife hlaie then. He Knocked me
down. ] cannot toll positively when tn" knife
cut him. hut think II must have been then. !
did not even think of M. knife NJ all when |
threw up my arm, and. So h"lp me God had no
thought cor Intention q using II.
The Jury gave aVcrdit generating Donovan.
being convinced that h" acted IN ~rli defence.
and with no intention ~ usiu- tho knife.
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JOHN WINTHROP CHaNLER's WILL
The Distribution Of Some OF the Enormous
wealth OF the Aston Family.

The will of the late John Winthrop Chan
ler who was the husband OF granddaughter OF
William b. Aston. was offered for probate yes
terday The estate includes that Of Mrs. Chan
Ter. who died about two years ago leaving her
property to her husband The personal estate
alone is valued Mt :i,500.O00. To his sister,
Margaret and her husband. Lewis Morris Ruth
erford. Mr.. CHAMBER bcqucnthcd $1,000; to his
sister. Elizabeth and her husband. Octavius A.
White. 81 900; to each Of the children of his
sister, Margaret $. Rutherford. 81 900; TO his
nephew. rutherford Stuyvesant. and his
wife 81 1000; to each Of two daughters
of his sister. Elizabeth W. White. 81 600; to his
cousin. the Rev J. breckenridge Gibson. rector
OF st. Johns School. Sing Sing $1,000; to Ed
ward b. White $1,000; to his goodman. James
IIadc. $500: to st. Luke's Hospital. $500; to the
Mission School Of st. Marks Episcopal Church.
$500: and To- Columbia College. $1,000. the in
come 20 be- given on commencement Day to tho
UNDERGRADUATE member Of the Senior Glass who
shall he the author of the best original manu-
Of Ciyil Governnicnt In Amcrica." or some
other historical subject determined by the
eldest son, Is given the property in Red Hook.
Dutchess county. known as - Margnr.ts
Home. founded by the late Mrs. William b. AS
tor. and grandmOthcr Of the testators wife. rs
homo for orphan children, and also t5OOoO to
muiuiain IL. TINT sum having been given 10y the
| late William Il. Aston TO Mrs. Chanler Tor the
Tho will gives to John Armstrong CHAMBER
country House At iokcby. Dutchcss county.
| and slO0. 900. TO be- paid To- him when he be-
comes q years Of age. Coupled win lhls ne-
! III the place in Rokchy. TO the same son is
given large quantity 81 silver Plate.
| To Winthrop Aston CHAMBER. another son. are
! lcf the books. pictures and furniture In the
| house at 1872 Madi- avenue. and some silver
! thr tcetator's iowrlrv. which formerly belonged
| a. his wife. isrgunlly divided among the ,,rre
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,, @. OTIS BEHIND IRON BARS.
swindiing Done Five Years Ago About TO he
Ventilated In the Courts.

Jacob G. Otis, who with Alfred T.. Lagrave
defrauded many merchants by obtaining large
credits on false representations in March
April and May 1872. was arrested by Deputy
sheriff McGongal on Wednesday,. and is now
in the Ludlow street Jail in default OF $4,000
bail. The firm had store In Broadway near
Broome street. They represented that they
had unlimited capital. and as they were per-
sonally acquainted with and respected by dry
goods and other merchants they secured i'm
mcnse credit with nearly fifty OF the largest
houses. among them being A. T. Stewart & Co.
and H. b. Clanin 4 Co. Orders for large guam
titles Of goods were honored. Payment was
finally refused. time was asked for and sus-
picions were aroused. One morning when A.
]. Stewards clerk went to the firms store.
of goods had also disappeared. Investigation
by the merchants showed tnat they had obtained
goods to the value Of nearly, $1,000 900 and had
shipped them 10 Philadclphia: Baltimore. and
other large cities where they had been sold by
auction. Iagrave and Otis fled TO Europe. tax
ing with them the money obtained Tor the
goods
Iagraye was traced to London, Paris. Brus-
sells. and was arrested in watering place IN the
south Of France He was pNtrHdltrd on cnhrgr
OF burglary, but he was released on legal
technicality and is now dying OF consumption
Otis lived luxuriouslv for time in London
but when detected. so II was said Yesterday. in
endcayorng TO pass some forged BONDS. ne re
turned to- this country on the 10th OF April last.
Otis says that one night when he was being
hunted by detectives he slept in the same house
in Paris in which they were watching for him.
and that Ivy fortunate freak of nature his hair
turned from black TO gray. and when he had
disguised himself the next morning hc passed
by the detectives and th"y did not know him;
Subsequently. he says. he din"d with them and
they had no suspicious Of his identity. He also
| savs that he has been In this city twice since
| 1872. and that when H. arrived IN April llSt nc
! opened an Office at 10 Exchange place NJ j: g.,
OTIS dealer in railroad. city. and Other bonds.
Detect iVrs MOouf. and IiOlan found him liv-
inf, I'm seclusion in Paterson. \. J. His identity
| having hccn established. Mcs-rs, Duden Of lo2
Grand street liardt 4 Go. OF go Worth street, \.
! De- Gricn 4 Go. 81 Is Worth street, Dryfus
/ kohn 4 co. " rs Mercer street. Linsman
| Mrhry & Co. of 81 Mercer street. AMI f. Hons
! ley Il Go. of 81 Walker street. on Wcdn" sdny
! si-nrd the papers for his Order Of arrest
! When Deputy sheriff McGonigal handed OTIS
| the orders. he cooy looked at them and
laughed He asked the deputy II h. WIS Ger
| tain that they were correctly drawn. limiting al
| future difficulties II they were not.
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THE EXTRAORDINARY SESSION
The situation on the Mexican border and In
Texa. TO be Inquired Into.

WASHINGTON, Nov. There were white
flowers on Senator Morton's desk.
Mr. William A. Wheeler appointed Senator
Withers Dem, Va.). u member OF the Board OF
Regents Of the Smithsonian Institution.
MIR. Conkling Rep. n. " introduced by re-
quest "A bill To- amend section 2,93l OF the Revised
Statutes OF the United States so as to allow re-
payment 10y the Secretary of the Treasury of the
tonnage tax where it has been cxnctcd in con-
travcntion Of treaty provisions.
In the House number oil bills were intro
durcd and referred
MIR. Chalmers Dem. Miss) asked leave to
offer resolution calling upon the de facto At
torncy-Gcncra for information as to whether
tho Circuit Court for the District Of Mississippi
has been held within that State for two years
past Objected to.
Mr.. S.hlcichcr Dem. Tex) offered resolu
ton calling upon Mr. Hayes for all information
relating To- the condition Of the Mexican border
I'm Texas, and 10 any recent violation Of the tor
ritory of the United states 10y ihcursions from
lir Good" Dem. val asked leave to orcr
resolution declaring that IN ". judgment OF
tho House. the action OF Mr.. Hays IN with,
drawing the Federal troops from the states OF
South Carolina and Louisiana was wise, Just
and constitutional. that i had contributed IN 2
harmony throughout the country. ana was en-
titled to the cordial support 81 all.
Mr.. Phillips Rep. kas objected -
Der from the State of Is 1nsis;
Mr.. Ewing Dom. Ohigl called w his motion
ting the hil to repeal the third section of the
MIR Fnmes Rem. r. ~ inquired whether any
DISCUSSION WINS to be- allowed.
Mr. Ewing replied that il had been tho desire
| 81 tn" committee to have ample discussion OF
TIE provisions II the bin. hut rs II was IN Ia"
| morning nour tho ON 1rtunitirs for th" Discus
sion and managrm"nt of the bin wcre very
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THURSDAY. Nov. 1.--FLoun AND MraL-The
moT H the "p " pCcs ac"i
ns before rye iour arm and better business was done
an and G0 western ."pefSnc g sSs 80 extra STATE g S1s
$3.50 wssetn sg-ps wh s,n,e eS Wheat eS,s 500
s sga Aa a. Xxx and Xxx ssss7 y xnrsscta paisn,:
bakers ana family Srspds osS IS ,S st4S . 'S
iced sisssli = Ton. rye feed, sost2o Buckwheat flour
torros .spois wcrc iiec lower aud in moderate de:
wsd se sdn s "r eIo.nr AZ IN sc Tor November
ioS7c for becemhcr inVic Tor January &c ~ t,b.
future delivery, 1900 bales Receipts at ports this day.
froyisi9ss-porN va. lower. with sales Of 2co his;
mos the spot a, 81 80 and 90 do for January a,
s"d cs,rs mes. siesla By, !arss ;ag. =, ihs wcis,,
mi %.rsS 6Sl r k'T Sa W. a G" .a ties on 9 the
.po at 4 for prime cit, and s'seless icr rrne
Soye Yn' am AMI @naary SSss,7 for Deecntcr aad
ics bacon and cut meats quiet Dressed hos ds@gic.
s 9r hsi t s a%'' u ss ana az as We
ir3s 90 S,,s. iosl4''' w''''r" factory 's''S'
GasiS%whcai lower and dun on the spot IA, future.
sl22 or SO .pe y 2'sl % toy ~ 40 nv lGrk
or choice white snd Tor future dclivsry 2e,c', bush,
n" ar aux 81 sl5G sd Ier psecer ce.ns al inside
prices, and No spring u, q 20, Tor Novsmocr And
frmer, but quiet. -alcs iiro bush. at ais9sc ior
Rssd ana '2 end 70! S@s c WIT s'' " M cor a
lower and futures dun. sales on The spot 1870" bush az
| apaGgc Tor Western WiNod. including steamer nnNo1
at CO. aGic AMI for future delivery. t2"hun>h 40
m x,d ior December, at &c November at G5sc down
/ t. Gle
spirit. turpeuunc a Sl7u@sl ~ iot common a. GOOD
strained Petroleum was a1an dun and easy a. *'lc Tor
crude I'm hulk ami t3i,c nurd IN ibis. November
delivery Tauw airlv active aud steady ~ - (,
80 tor urinc Nh-kcv dul AMI unchanged ~
siu9r ocean ir kits were about steady or berth bt
lnr charter room, cram u liverpool hN ~ AN,
i.,iOd bacon ;l. hops sd tailow. 81 Gl in 10
London hy SAIL SD. -four > 81 do 90 glasgow, Nv
steam IS r, ued petroleum To- Bristol - si, do TO
Dublin. = 7i,i grain to GLASGOW Tor orders quoted
| Ghucf Raw sugar du weak. and nominal NJ 7f
.c tor iair To good rchning sales l2ID ld ut - g.
| far continual and sr mUn--.s sugar. St,N z,
81 l.p hnd. g1Un iuN".. ~ 'i2 lals AMI ~ hlt~
mrl.Iu refined quiet. lUfiusr ul Na4t- nuf '' D a..
| ior Standard 4 Rec m fair demand az a','a1c Tor
| ronlmon To- cioicc domestic Mug.-ss steady ana IN
| untrrHr dsmand New orleans sold nt i' 80 or c ~.
mon io prime old. aud va-c Tor new Porto Rico. zoo 4
boo stock ui ~ binds and col Ntw triOat-,
| 4uY hhds mostly ola Rio concc duh and lower II
il' siuis u.s., gold. Tor ordinary : prime. .ales s5O baH
| Maidca4lo within the range Vi lc' ssluc.. gold
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fTNANCI.iL iND COMMERCIAL


THrRsDAY. Nov. 1-P. M-The early OPP
cra,ions ut the Stock Exchange were charac-
t"rized by a fovcrish and unsettled feeling. and
the market. after opening with n temporary
show of strength. took "a downward turn Of "a
i. = ceLt. The bears pressed their advantage.
and were successful in shaking out weak hold
crs but when. in the later transactions. they
ATTEMPTED to cover tho tone of speculation sud
denly changed. and prices moved up 20 gem
orally the highest points Of the day. An i'm
purtant short interest has lecn created during
the past few days. and was particularly re-
n,otad in the increased demand for stocks from
borrowers. The tone of the market was also
stimulated by the covering Of short contracts
for the account of a prominent opera
tor who. with several Of the members
II the Twcnty-third street combination.
sail for the continent Oh saturday. Lake shore
during the morning declined from Gs', to 67is.
Int closed strong at GSA. having sol ~ hEh
as GSts Western Union broke from Il d. 10 '9b.
but recovered to sos in tho final transactions.
and -. Paul common. after advancing from
33s at tn" opening TO 33A, dropp.d to 81
s.cr g. with rally. however. TO "a, Mt the
close. Tn, preferred maintained good de-
gro" 81 strength throughout the day. and rose
well sustained al IN advance OF !. e cent. for
n'th common and prrllrrgd Yhl225' ERIE,
and Western were all lower in sympathy with
the leading stocks. but took on strength in re-
already alluded To. il1rois Central recovered
/ g cent to ~ i. and Delaware and Hudson was
also e cent higher NJ 46s.
40 of which Lake Shore ropros ,ntrd 1879
Western Union. 2,7d4; Delaware, Lnckawanna
f"rrrd. 4 500. Eric $500; NV York Central.
| 4.1jj: Ohis. 1851; Northwest I'm. ZOO; do.
| preferred 81 90; Dre ware and Hudson Canal,
| $50. Michigan Central, 1900. Atlantic nnd
! Wabash. sG6. t..,oluud ana Pittsburgh 49G
J Nav I Southern lluI D = fiVar
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CHAPNAN-Rt rllERfoRD In BROOKLYN. on Tuesday
attt rnuun, The nu MT at - Jam'-s Church. ny tue
K,v e " Homer u. Winfield : Chairman 10 OhNe
|. oily daughter oi George 4 Rutherford. Esq
FNMAN~ I'LL AN~uN -Ou Monday oct - NJ The
residence of the hudrs mother iN ilc Rev lcWl. Lamp
man. Mr. DAVID EmWtn- OF hrnoklNu q Nil. e.
unc, daughter OF the late JuAn NAAan>un of Jamaica,
l.
FlSCIER-TROTTrR -Ou Wednesday oct 81. AZ -.
VI .nn.l's Church, Bristol. rs fNt Rev George l..
lockr assisted 10, tho Rev. How land. u u charles
Fss hrr. Of this rltv 10 EMMY a.. SECOND daughter
90 AnltcN K rrott.r. t-u u' Bristol.
a. NTuEH-NoIr oct $780, ui the residence Of to
lr.ir', nif,ut. iN tie H0A uNuitti, Franklin l..
Ginu.f 90 Louise D.. daughter of Henry A Mott, ESD,
al. 90 this city
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Arrived-fnugsDAY NOV.
6. R0iivia Small GLASGOW Oct 49, AM Neville ii.h.
- humboldt Clark. Rio sAntiro
s. Atlas Low, Poftau-Prince Oct 10. and Aux Cayef
10th
SsSaratosa SundherF, Havana.
- Regulator. Doanc Wilmington. sc.
- scrcu~ Hlllett kosfan .
= D'd DOMINION Walker. Richmond. City Point And
Norfdk
Raik Ragnhlld jacobsen. bordeaux
Hai Thomas small. Dl'lNitk. llartltnool
Bar AutHnettit IrHi nni TrAphni
RAJ Milo. Robbins. London
Ri Nsi'idu huck, HI n, k1tkland, B
ma Medina. Nig-lc. Cow BAY.
Sshr Nnrt Limit zee. Aqmn
: AR IumN fnr. Allen Rnch'hnd. Is.
SOAl " .rfi. "4W,r porchU-t"r Is
A., tho u~Uai rtNr tut rna.tw.- .r s''s-
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SUPREME CouRT- CHAMBERS Nos. l0, 1877.
90 .t lff- 3 iiI .Nt l $40, J~i, 81 Je1 1913, $50,
ara tui 4,A aif7 4'- l.~ no
tuflH -tthCuiT TART III -ANhc on no lNn
AuiltN ,sntNdAr.
MARINE tullT -lklAL Tkkh NO &o' Ease On
Nc day calendar
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susinrss Noiccs.
Lrr FLII-NlIMANN 4 90 S

GAFF FLFt~,ffNANN & co.'s
tOMfla.~Stp Nl.A~T
The genuine afft4. hDar- tir tttiV marx ami s-nN
nm. fn s hr,N t
TRY lr FOR BuCkM HEAT CAKE.
Ladies', Misscs, Gents aud Boys Hnots,
slfss -aitr-. amt lnia rulNcrs cNrreut ~ quHits.
mod, rate IN prices. Lnfios India runer- host quality
30 ~ Patromlc MILLER a co. SAY Broadway, Do
mesuc Building.
The Best Remedy for children while Teeth.
INA WINSlDM : ~uutuiu-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sfSiArrRr ALuANAc-rHs nr -
sun rises. " sun sets - Moon rises. ~
Hisu wArrR-rHis nav.
sandy Hook. ~ Island. 81 Hell Gate. IL
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1.-THE Phhyllyd",llid pp,perrs uhyIk it's u
ggutad a. lui uitmsnN. IL NV.an >
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Ce0sn when crying baby is given MIX NJ Mag
h''A' i"i ALL s'"nael AND Mind AZ uiAt nrHan-Adp
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-09
ORDINANCE NO, ~,
Ordinance abate the Nuisance of Dogs running at

An Ordinance to abate the Nuisance of Dogs running
large.
The Board of Trustees of Carson CITY do ordain:
SECTION l. Any person keeping dog dogs within the
limits of Carson City shall from the City Marshal
tag for each dog for which he she shall pay yearly
license as follows: For each male dog the of
dollars and for each female dog the of three dollars
and shall be entitled to receipt therefor
Section 2 1t shall be the duty of the City Clerk to pro
cure at the expense of the City and deliver to the CITY
Marshal such number of suitable tags may be required
taking his receipt therefor Said tags shall be dsnsed Of
by said City Marshal in the hereinafter provided
He shall make out and submit to the Board of Trustees at
least in each quarter year. and any time when
ceps from the sale of dog tags showing the amount
out and retained by him for fees, heSsilt p ued
and the amount paid into the Treasury
Section g. 1t shall be the Or :, City Marshal and
of every policeman -nto custody any dog dogs
running 81 within the city not provided with and
wes .ags herein provided and place such dog or
dogs in the city pound, and when so impounded they
shah be kept securely for fortyeight hours and if
claimed and redeemed before the expiration of such time
they shall be killed and buried by the officer mpounding
them
Section For each tag sold BY the CITY Marshal he
shall be entitled to fee of per cent for killing and
buryng each mpounded dog he shall receive the sum of
dollar The fees herein provided for shall be retained
and paid out OF the money derived from the sale of
tags by the City Marshal.
Section ANY person wishing to redeem dog that has
been mpounded shall pay to the City Marshal the sum of
three dollars male dog and the of five dollars if
female dog, for tag produce receipt showing that
license said dog has been paid within the year in
which the cost Of another tag shall be but one dollar
Section ANY person or persons who shall be guilty of
the tags herein provided for with intent to
defaud the City, shall be guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by fine not ex
ceeding fifty dollars by Imprisonment not exceeding
twenty days. by both such fine and imprisonment
and keeping any dog dogs within
the limits of Carson City for period of sixty days after
the first day of June A D. 1877 for the period of sixty
days after the first day Of April of any year after the year
D. 1877, without procuring tag for such dog and pay
ing the license therefor as is herein before provided shall
be guilty of msdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars or
by imprisonment for term not exceeding twentyfve
days. or by both such fine and imprisonment
Section T. Ordinance No. g. entitled san Ordinance tn
abate the nuisance of dogs running ut large adoptd
March Is 1875, Is hereby repealed
Attest: AlPRiD HELM, Clerk
4 Carson City, June IA, 1877
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

II > n
ID der of Sale issued out Of and under the seal
Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and for
County of OrTnsby, State Of Nevada judgment OBJ
tanned therein the 18th day Of April A. ID. 1877 and
attested the goth day Of April A D. 1871 in favor Of
Nevada Sulphur Company, corporation, plaintiffs and
against A H. Pepn and NJ BaSsette defendants for the
of 81 500 principal and interest thereon the rate
of II per cent per month from the 26h day of July D.
1876, until paid, and accrued costs the Of So 40
and counsel fee in the of S32 S. and clerks aecuinX
in the amount Of s. go and all costs which may &C
by Of advertising sae Shers accrung costs
etc. all in gold coin OF the United States and to me d.
rected commanding to sell according TO law CERTAIN
mortgaged property out in said Decree and Order oi
Sale and in pursuance thereto have levied upon and
expose public auction in front OF the Court House door
in Carson City, OrnsOy county State Of Nevada the
18th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1877, between the hours Of
and NJ to wit at o'clock P. ", all the right,
title interest claim of the defendants Pepn and as-
sette in and to the following described property to W.T.
All that certain tract OF land situated in the county
0rsby, State of Nevada, claimed and occupied by said a
H. Pepn and NJ. Bassette mill Site commencing at
stake marked No l. at the mouth of the Bassete TuI
ne" and running thence south 40 feet stake marked
thence east $50 feet to stake marked No thence
running north 40 feet to stake marked No thence
ming 80 feet to the place of beginning with the I'M
provements thereon. The said land situated in the
southeast portion OF the northeast quarter q Section
No 3, in Township No Is north Of range No ~ east, NJ
Diablo meridian Accounting to the United States surveys
s. 7. SWIFT, sheriff
Carson City, April &C. 1877.
T. W. W. DAWES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-09
IN DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL

District, State OF Nevada County OF OrnSby.-ln the
matter Of the Of William Patterson, deceased
Upon reading and filing the petition Of Alexander Lepor,
in the above entitled matter praying that decree be made
authorizing and directing the executor OF the last will and
Of said deceased to convey to the said Alexander
Leport certain real estate, to wit: Lots Cd and
QO) in block eight S OF Sears, Thompson Sears
division of Carson City, Nevada and that day of regu
petition that due and legal notice Of the pendency
said petition and of the hearing thereof be given accord
ing law and appearing therefrom that cause
therefor exists it is hereby ordered that ATURDAY,
JULY 18th, 1877, day OF regular term to wit: Of the
June, A d. 1877 term OF this Court, at the Courtroom
OF this Court in City at 10 NJ. Of said day, be
appointed the time and place of the hearing OF said
tOn; when and where all persons interested in said
may appear in the prescribed by law and
test said petition and that copy of this order be pub
lshed at least week for four successive weeks before
said hearing in the MORNING APPEAL, newspaper pub
lished in Orlnsby county, Nevada.
S. H. WRIGHT,
District Judge Second Judicial District.
Carson v New, June 18th, 1877. iel6w4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-09
ORDINANCE NO. 46.

An Ordinance in relation the Office of City Assessor
Of Carson City, the duties and compensation said
officer
The Board of Trustees of Carson City do oriain
SECTION t. The City Assessor of Carson City shall annu
ally all taxable property OF the Inhabitants of said
same time and in the manner he assesses said
property for State and county taxation. He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION 2 The City Assessor of said City shall receive
annual salary of hundred dollars United States
gold con which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him 10 said city such officer.
SECTION g. All Ordinances heretofore adopted so far
only they conflict with the provisions Of this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved JAS. A. ST. CLAIR
Carson City, June IL, 1877. President pro tenn.
Attest: ALFRED HELM Clerk