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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-21
SUM CNS.

Is THE DISTRICT CoUGr OF TgE FoURTE
JUDICIAL DISTINCT OF THE srArE
oF Nrvspv. COUNTY OF
HuABoLDr.
r. C. Hanson plalutia. ". l. S. Bowman,
d,ie-dant.
An action brought IN The District Court Of the
Fonrth Judicial District Of tho State u
Nevada in and for the County Of Humb ldt
and.the Complaint hled in the ONCE Of tbs
Cletk Of said District Court on the lllh day
Of November, A. b. 1876.
The state ~ Nevada sends greeting 70
! ; Bowman, defendant;
You are hereby required 70 appear in 40
action brought against you by the above
named pia 4tiff. q. @. hanson, ia the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District Of ne
stale ~ Nevada. m anal for the county q
Humboldt, aud 60 an srr tho Complaint aed
therein with the Gle ~ said Court within
ten DAYS fsEcluslyr Uf size day Of ssryieel
after the service on you ~ tlds summons II
served Within this tIuutytcr, If served cnt ~
this county bul in tlIs Judicial Distinct
within twenty daNs, otherwise, within forty
days or Judgment by default Will be taken
against yau see rdng % the prayer u sara
complaint,
said action ig brought Go recover me sum
II EIGHT buidfcd a Tiara GA certain prom
i.ory note. executed and delivered by you 10
plaintiff with two per cent interest per
month from 25u. day ~ August, 1876, ana iol
foreclosure Of e rt9iu mortgage, executed auu
delivered BY you 70 plaintiff, on lot three
Block ,, h Winuau,uuca, Nevada. aud the
buildings situate thereon; said plaintlu arse
ask, fot decree OF sale nf sgid property by the
sheriff Of said county fr U. :. gold com
that the proceeds Of said sale be applled "
tha pay nitnt Of the charges and expenses =,
said sale the costs 4 this suit the said prlHcIPl
sum and interest as aforesaid, ana Ten pr
cent. OF the amount as attorney fees OF piaih,,,
III in this suit. and that defendant and a.,
persons claiming under h IA be forever bairea
aud ioreclused VI all equity Of redeinptlOn,
claim or interest ia said property anu e'e''
pm the.eof -.
All OF which viii more fully appear py roi,
erence 70 said Complaint, certiheu COPY y
which accompanies this summons. Al,
AMI yuu arc Lereb, notified that II you i".l
10 appear ana answer the said Complain "a
above required said plaintiff viii take ea,'
Judgment and apply to the Courf ior th0 ~
lief prayed for In the said compliant
Given undcr my hand and the ~.
- Of the Dibtfict Court OF the .gA.a
g. ! Judicial District Of the State o. noss
9NAL da, Ia and for the county OF h uAa
- boldt, this nth day OF HoVeh0e''
j. II. JOB, CLERK.
MS. BoSsIFIRLp, Attorney for Plaindius,o
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Administrators Notice.

MT Office IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
y persons having claims against the estate
= vii ia n McRavy, deceased, to present the
same to the undersigned in Winnemucca, Ne
V de. within four mont his from the publica-
ton of this notice, or the same will be- barred.
Par BELL, Public Admipistl ator.
WINNEMUoCA, New, February 9Th 1S77--4w
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To all who are suffering from tine errors and
ndiscretiors If youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, 81 OF manhood, etc, | will
send recipe that will ca 9 you, FREE OF
CEAR6 This great remedy was discovered
by missionary In south america. Send a
Sclf-addres ed envelope e. the Rev. JosErH IT,
'SIAS, Station d, Bible House, New York
city.
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SHET9EFS SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTE n,
I Dani Otdee of Sale issued ont Of the Dis
trIct Court Of the Fourth Judicial Diseri t. in
ana for the comfy Of Humboldt, State Of
Nevada on the I'D day of February, d.
1877. ard 10 IL directed and delivered, r q
judgment. decree ani order Of sale. re oyertd
in said court on the 25th day Of February. 4.
u. 1875, in favor of James A. Hi, plaintiff
and against y Irene holt, as Administrative
OF the estate of G. W. Holt, dorea ed. AMI y ,
Irene Holt. George " and Laura Hos. minor
heirs Of &c Jrga w Holt, deceased defend.
anti fer the sum of = 363 >, with interest
there n at ten rer cent. per annum from teb-
ruary 25th, a. ID. 1876. together with costs and
disburse ments amO ntin2 to tie sum at
S36 10 and accrEiuE costs have on this, tie
2nd day Of February, a. T.. l63I, levied on
and taken III execution tn following de-
sc,ibed real estate, to-wit:
The L q II " 2. Of Sec T. 7 IS y.
Range 50 F, Monte Diablo base and meridian
also all that part Of lot three - Of said ec.
ton lying and being east OK Line run cue
north and south through point ono hundred
aud twenty-five 125I feet due east Of the
south corner Of the dwelling h use situate On
said lands. formerly oecupl d as such by q.
". Holt and family. said lands and premises
being portion OF the premises mentioned
aud seribed in the contract recorded On
pages ls2 and l83 il b SIX A OF Contrac IS, ard
the whole of the premises and property de-
scribed in the NOR gage recorded on pages l9I,
fJ3 1913 ana 1874 in Book y of Mortgages Of
the county records Of Hun holdt County, Ne
vada. in the county Recorders Office thereof
also, the contract for the purchase Of said
lands recorded on cages ls2 and ls3, Of Book
A Of Contracts Of tie aforesaid records.
Office is het ely given that on the THIRD
DAY OF MARCH a. u. 1877. between he
hours f nine clock IN the morning and Ave
o'clock in the az ernoon to-wlt At ONE
O'CLOCK ~. at the front do h o. the Court
House in the Town Of Winuemucea. humboldt
County. Nevada, l will sell at public auction.
all thu right, title ami interest Of the said de-
PENDANTS Of, in and to the above Il scribed
satisfy said execution, COSTS ana aecrung
costs G: A. KYLE,
Sheriff Of Humboldt County. Nevada
WIsSENUccA, New, February 5th. 1s77--td
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BULLION TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ tax en- process Of mines for the quarter
ending Dect mber 81. 1876, is Low due aud
payable AT fly off ce in the Court House Of
the County Of Humboldt, and that the laws
for its collection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKN kR, County Assessor.
b 5. BUcKNER, Deputy Assessor.
Winremucca, February y, 1877.
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SHERlEFS GALE

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
ourth Judicial District, IN and for the
ounty OF Hu.nb )ldt, state Of Nevada. on the
d d Of February, A. d. 1877, ana TO me
rected and delivered for Judgment re-
overed i'll said Court, on the y h day of
anuary, A. d. 1877, in favor of huntington,
opkins h Co.. plaintiff, and against the
umb0ldt Mill and Mining Co., defendant,
or the sum of five hundred and eighty one
nj 82-l0O 1881 80 100 dollars. gold coin of
he United otafes, with interest on the said
mount-at the rate of ten per cent per annum,
ogethep with costs and disbursements,
mounting to the sum OF S27 90 and accruing
osts, L have on this, the 2nd day of February,
A. 1877, levied Gn and taken in execution
t he following described property. to wit
One fire proof safe, one set of built n scales
and weights, on9 letter press. one all Office
e tove, one secretsry, one lot Of assay NJ tools
one lot OF bia ksmith tools, one lot Of car
penter tools. one grind stone, one small
counter scale, one clock, ten tons salt ore
or lassI five hundred tons tailings (nofe or
ss).
NOTICE is hereby given that On sATUR-
DAY, the SEW GETEt3ss 1 Ii day Of February, A
d. lit, between the hours Of o'clock in the
morning and o'clock in the afternoon, viz
at one O'Clock p. IN. in front of the Hum bolt
Reduction Works Mill. in the town of Winnie
mucca, Humbo DIT county, Nevada. / Will
sell, at public auction, all the right, title and
int est OF said Defendant, Of. in and to the
above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash, to satisfy said execution,
costs and accruing costs.
G. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt County Navads
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DiSo o!ution Notice.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT nm,
"a co perta q'sbip herot fore existing ha
tween the undersigned, under the firm ns, -
of Nsnderlip Il Schaie is this day djssa, 'ui5
by mutual consent, } A .hlfer VIII nav,
debts Of the Company and collect all dsSsi
due the same. y. =. SG IAFEp
L. -. VANDERlIP
WINNEMUecA, February l., 1877 .-l2.1v
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YUyHE PUBIdC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
a. formed that, having fitted up the build
ing formerly occupied 10y t, NJ. Wood, am
p1e pared 30 turn out, ON short notice, pic
lures in all the popeia; styles and sizes, IN
d superior manuer.
will remain in Winnemucca but short
time, and feel confident that viii satisfy all
who may favor me with their patronage,
WIxNEMUcol b, February 1fth 1871.
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The bnilding formerly occupied by
b. s. CoRgeshall e Co. For terms
apply to A. j. Shepard. [j2-lm
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Remember that fine brand of cigars
TO be had at g. CHI noweth's book
s tore-also diaries for 1877.
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DAILY SILVER STATE.
w sinosday. February RI, 1877
To Rent.

A dwelling bouse, containing five
ro ms, situated on Third street. For
tnr her particulars and terms apply at
this office. Is II
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature of J.
HAYDoCG g. agent for the United states sur
rounds each box Of pills and ointment
hand. ne reward viii be gwen t. auy one
rendering such information as may lead u the
detection of ary party &c parties counterfeit
ing the medicines or ven iiug the same, know
ing them to be spurious
@,*suld at tie mandatory OF Professor
HOLLOWAY Co, New York and by all re-
spectacle druggists and dealers In medicine
throughout the civilized world, IN boxes at -
cents, - cents aud 81 each.
~ There il considerable saved by taking
the larger sizes
NIB Directions for the guidance o
patients in every disorder are afhAed - eac h
box.
Office, IL Liberty Stree, New Yo:k.
docl3-IS7G.iy.
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Gy@3 &CES.
IN THE DISTRICT cgrnr or TIE roURrs
JUDICIAL DIS Gicr O" TIE STAFF
or NEVADA. c.uz4f or

IN TIE district corar or TIE roURra
JUDICIAL DIS GIcr o. TIE STAFF
or NEVADA, csuS4f or
urtuaLDE
Charles Eberley, plsas.g IS. Francis EbarIey.
dofe9daut
Action brought iH thc District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial District Ul the State Of
Nevada in aud for tn county Of Hum.
bolat and tie complains aiel in the
Office Of the Clerk 81 SAID District Court
on The 10 Ia day a., 3emarr. 4. ID. 1e77.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
Francis Lbesisy. q T udaut.
You ar hereby required 70 appear in an
action brought against sou IS tic above named
plaintiff . aries eb.rleg. va ,ha District Court
Of the Fourth Judicial d ,lic, Of the state Of
Nevada. in aud for the Co-uty Of Humboldt.
ara to answes tAc Complaint nled therein With
the Clerk II s4I3 C9ars y ih ten days texelu-
slve Of the DIS of seFNe star the service On
you Of tbs samm3. 80 .ev within tie
county; or, Hselved out - this county but
in this Judicial DH.rigt vathin twenty days
Otherwise, within forty days or Judgment
by default vii he taken against you accord
ing to the prayer Of sad ,npl.lnt.
said aerios is brought to obtain a decree Of
Divorce and thattae baf1yofmatrimony nov
existing between plaiuua and defendant be
di solved.
AHo which more fully appear by refer
ence 10 said compliant certified copy Of
which Accompanies this summons.
And you are hereby notiled that If You fail to
appear and answer She said complaint as above
required. sail llaiaaE wiIi apply tothe Court
for the rcli psas il for in HE complaint.
Given under ny hand aud the
seal oi tbe Distinct Court OF the
SEAL Fourth judicial District Of the state
- 81 Nevada, IN aad fpr the county
q Humboldt, this a0th day Of j an
uary, A. d. 1877.
s. Il. 5OB. Clerk.
BY r J. Hayes, deputy.
". 8 BovSIF1EID, attorney for plaintiff ms
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MUSIC LESSONS

limited number of pupils viii bs taught
lessons In Vocal and Instrumental "usic. al
her residence, opposite the depot, by nc I'M
dersigned A first class piano Will be iur
nished. For terms, apply TO
MISS IDA NJ. ULRlCH,
WINNE1fuecA. January 10th, 1877--n
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DEsSOLUTlUN NOTICE

The 3o-partnership heretofore exisfir,
tween +. W. johnson L. Rrinbart = oe-
day dissolved by.mutual consent nv ~ this
ness is discontinued. All accounts ~, ousi-
settled Immediately at the Office Of i"N9s 10
hardt X 90. p. W. JOHNSON
J.. REINHARr.
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NOTICE.

HAVE BOUGHT ALL i. =. BOW NJ ms
\ interest in his furniture store, ard viii
be happy to furnish any one wishing articles
in my lire with the same, at prices 70 suit
the times.
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In the District Court, Fourth Judicial DIS
trict, Humboldt county, Nevada.
L. "A. Buckner, plaintiff,
VS..
The Mon ezuma Mining Company, defendant.
SHETIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREFAL ORDER
Il Dissued out of said Court, duly att sted, on
the 81 dav of February, A. H. 1877. have lev
led upon all the right, title and interest VI the
defendant in and to the following described
real estate. to-wit:
Two thousand (2000l feet of that ledge or
vein of mineral mater situated III TRINITY
(Arabia) Mining District, HUMBOLDT County,
Nevada which was heretofore located by y.
v c. Rollins, j. y. Brown and others, as the
Montezuma Mine. as is shown by the books OF
the Recorder of said District, and which has
been worked and known as The Montezuma
Nine together with the improvements there
on.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the TWEEN
TY-SIXTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1877.
at u o'clock NJ. in front Of the Court House
door n said county, l shll sell all the right.
title AMI in crest of the defendant ~ the
above described real estate tor so much there
of as may be necessary and as directed apply
the proceeds + sale to the payment ot the
costs Of suit. the costs Of this sale, and the
amour OF S21 500 90 due plaintiff as found
by SAID judgment and decree.
y. A. KYLE,
Sheriff of Humboldt County. Nevada.
WnNNEMUccA, New, February Sd, 1877 I'd
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Postponement.

FHNHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
u til Saturday. February cath, 1877. at the
same h 'ur and place. c. A. KYLE, Sheriff
WIN dMUooa, Feb 10th, 1877.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all persons indebted to
me to settle at on % with my agent, M D.
HAYES, and save costs,
RICHARD NASH.
WINEtMUecA, January 18th, 1877 If
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Sheriff of Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnemucca, Feb. Ind, A. d. 1877. I'd
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WINNEMUccA, Jan. Is, 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27

Cheaper Iron ships to be Built on the
Delaware than on the clyde.

Cheaper Iron ships to be Built on the
Delaware than on the Clyde.
The boast of the English that they
alone can successfully prosecute the
business Of building iron ships seems to
be sufficiently answered by q writer In
the New York Tribune, who shows that
iron ships have been built In the United
States by John Roach IL Sons since 1872,
and gives the quantity and value OF all
the materials used, year by. year, IN
cluding the estimates for ships under
construction since September !, 1877.
This firm also claims to have built since
1872 more iron ships than any one hrm
in Great Britain-the number being 80,
with an aggregate tonnage OF 68, $50 tons:
Tn the construction of hese ships and
engines made for other vessels, s$14,-
800, ,147 has been expended for materials
and labor, the latter amounting to
nearly half the entire sum. Since the
beginning OF the building OF iron ships
in the United States in 1868, the registry
OF the Treasury shows that 251 iron YES
sells of all sizes have been built, having
q total tonnage OF 1877 500 tons. About
$15 OOO, 900 worth Of vessels are now an
nually built, and despite the sharp com
petition and the business depression,
the industry is expanding year by year
At the present time nine large Iron
steamships ranging from 1900 to 250C
tons are building on the Delaware. Thus
it appears that England does not mon
opolize this great industry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27

The Board Of Health ia now recorder OF births
and deaths. Let interested parties circulate the
news.
Chief Boylan 10 now Governor Of the Police. as
much ~ Gen. Nieholls Ia Governor Of Louisana.
Packard having given up. Captains Lswer, Loan,
Gray, ETC., have msde formal turn over Of keys
and things TO our Chief. "Hail to the Chief"
The process OF securing panel Of iurymen in
the United States Circuit Court occupied the at
tention of th tribunal yesterday.
The begger girl nuisance on Canal street con-
tinues unabaed.
Some philsnthropic friend sent to Co'. Rivers,
of the 81. Charles Hotel, the following religious
tracts for his ediHcation: The Stone Breaker,
Kingdom Come" "Tske This One Chance for
sa.vation," and 1.-THE Angels Lesson Already
there is noticeable change In the Colonel
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27
AN EXCURSION.
the Civil Engineers Will Leave for the
Jetties TO-day.

The Civil Engineers viii Leave for the
Jettics TO-day.
The members OF the American Society OF
Civil Engineers aEd invited guests will make an
excursion to the South Pass jetties to-day on the
steamer La Belle, leaving the head OF Csnsl
street at precisely 10 O'Clock a. m. The steamer
will land at Magnolia, forty-fve miles below she
city, and give the excursionists an opportunity
Of visiting one OF the finest plantstions In the
South. The party will arrive at Port Eds some
time In the night. After visiting the works at
Port Eads, the revenue cutter John A. Dix, and
the tugboat t. D. Ward will take the party out
through the jetties, and across to Southwest
Pass, and up that pass to the head Of the passes,
where the excursionists will have an opportunity
Of examining tbs works now being constructed
at that point. The La Belle will meet the party
at tho head Of the passes Saturday evening, and
take them to the city, arriving early Sunday
morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27

started In the morning, as 10 o'clock, on the Hsr-
bor Underwriters boat Protector. for m inspeo-
ton OF The river front, and another portion went
by street car to visit the Louisana Ice Works.
THE PARTY ON THE PROTECTOR
flrst crossed to AIgisrs to the dry docks, where
the United States dredging steamer Essayons
was inspected. The boat WAS then headed up
stream, and the party disembarked at the Louis
ians Ioe Works, meeting their friends. After the
gentlemen had viewed the process they started
via the Napoleon Avenue aud 5t. Charles street
oars for Oarrollton, whore the system OF charging
the steam into the dummies was examined, and
afterwards the levees. The United States steamer
was inspected also, and the deep sea sounding
apparatus.
Leaving Carrollton The party prooeeded TO the
hotel and thence TO dinner at Boudro's. at Mil
neburg, where. under the hospitable care OF mine
host they epj ,yed some OF our choicest Southern
tecaces. There was popping OF champagne
corks and fusiiade Of toasts. and it was not until
very late hour that the members returned by
special train to the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27
AMUkEM ENTs.

ACADEMY OF MusIo.--Tbis evening the doors OF
thfs f.vorte theatre will be opened again for the
benefit rendered to Mt. Fred. Mauberret. Tressn-
rer Of the Academy, by his friends and the dra-
matte profession, as q token Of friendship and re-
spect. There is every reason to believe that it
will be positive and TO the bsnefciary-w
is Of vast importance most substantial sue
cesr. During yesterday the demand for seats ex-
ceeded expectation and we hope to soc the sudi-
torum th onged tonight. II Ia merited COM
pliment. and Mr.. Mauberret evinoes his apprecia-
tion Of the testm 1nisl by presenting an attract
i've entertainment for the deectation OF his
guests.
"Don Cesar de Bszan," an ever welcome
drama. will be given, with strong cast and re-
citations by Messrs. W. II. Power and Roland
Reid, will prove an agreeable interlude. The
performance will conclude with the clever oper-
atic burletta, entitled "a Manager in Search OF
Talent"
The first performance Of the spring season
will be given at the matinee Tomorrow, ZOE
which fne bill is in preparation.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27
short Items.

Wednesday evening lady named Mrs. Bolton,
residing at No. l16 Constance street. was slightly
bitten by q DOG. The animal was shot by officer
@ ark at the request OF the owner.
About IL o'clock Wednesday night coal oil lamp
exploded at the residence OF John Sandal, No. 2l3
burgundy street, settiog some bedding on fire.
Ths flames were extinguished without the neces-
sity of an alarm. Damage slight.
August Latel passed into q cell At the Fourth
Station. house for passing himself off as a special
officer.
Peter Young, q negro, was arrested last even
ing by Officer Carey and lodged in the Central
station, charged with having on Sunday morn
ing, week ago, robbed the beer saloon OF jules
Krost, No Isl Common street, OF two revolvers
and "a 50 in currency. razor being found in
jules possession when searched at the station he
was charged with carrying concealed weapons.
VIM. Davis retired into the Central Police Sta
ton from the corner Of Common and Fulton
streets, charged with pilfering corn.
At1O O'Clock a. m. yesterday rabid dog was shot
ut the corner Of Camp and Melpomene sire cts by
Officer Paney.
negro child named Felix Lastarp, aged
wears, strayed from the residence OF its parents,
No. 2S5 st. Claude street. Any one having in
formation concerning him will please notify the
Captain OF the Fourth Police Station.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27
I'm. Y, Herald. ]

The troubles in Louisiana are happily
at an end, and that long suffering State
will, it is hoped, once more know peace &c
and prosperity, Ihe annoancGgnssn.t nf"i1eG states M
troops @ was yesterday the signal for the
breaking up Of the Packard LegisIa-
ture, although on the previous M night u the
caucus, under the lead Of .nd Mr: warmG4t1' az Go1
Packard. This immediate result is
a Striking proof Of the wisdom
Of President Hayes policy, even n
as q measure OF, Of pes peace erdsr and Tha 1a
members of both houses Of the defunct
body repaired at once to the Nichols
Legislature to take the oath and their
seats, Mr.. Warmoth and big immediate late
friends being eventually OF the number.
and only delaying long enough TO make
bargain with the Nichols government H ut
that they should be- paid their salaries
and mileage. In the now legal Aeglsia-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-27
(,ONYIJlNN ED.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the appoint
ment Of L. @. Payne, as member Of the Board
OF Assessors. There were four other nominations
which were passed over, however. by the Senate.
The Senate confirmed also the new appointees
OF the Governor AZ the Board OF Trustees OF the
University of Louisiana:
Thos. A. Adams, Jno. II. Kennard, James
Longstreet, VIM. B. Egau, d. q. Labstt, Jno.
d. Lafitte and N. II. Rightor.
And also the following Board Of Supervisors
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and
Mechanical College:
W. @. Black, Orleans.
Daniel Ed wards, Orleans.
]. L. Brent, Ascens on.
J. N. william. East Baton Rouge.
II. II. Ryiaud, West Feliciana.
W. II. Hsrris, Pointe Coupee,.
Edward Sparrow, East Carroll,
A. A. Gunby, Ouaehita.
f. w. Sutherlip, DeSoto.
w. l.. Sanford, Rspides.
4. l.. Grimes, Avoyelles.
J. A. Taylor, 81. Landry.