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The Morning herald., 1877-09-14
(RaEDMOOR.
THE EASTERN WAR.

BEFORE PLEvNA-GRlvICA HEIGHTS CAR
RIED BY ASSAULT.
VIENNA, Sept. 13.-The Political Cores
pond ence to dsv announces that the united
Russian and RoumaDian armies have car
ried by assault the Heights of Grivica,
Osmsn Paiha's strongest position.
GAMBETTA's SENTENCE.
PARIS, Sept. 13.-The "Gauloib" says
'"1he judicial decision sentencing NJ. Gam
BETA to three months Imprisonment for an
on rage deprives him of civil rights for five
years.
Should, therefore, the judgment be con-
firlned, he will be compelled to political re-
treat, which will be mortal bow 10 his
ambition.
The "Gaulois adds :--"Thus the ReEub-
lican party loses at once its old Consul and
its young tribune. Will honest Grevy be
8 rong enough to replace them both?'
The Figaro" also insists on the same
in,erpre, alton of the law 10 its effect on NJ.
& ,m oetta's status.
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PENINSULAR NEWS.

The colored people of Centreville, Md.
are building new hall.
The heavy rains down the State has done
much damage to fodder.
Rev. J. 7. Wright, formerly rector of the
Episcopal Church in Smyrna has removed
to this city.
The schooner Maggie Jefferson sank last
week 10 SMYRNA Creek near the mouth. She
will be raised.
DR.. Alexander Hardca stle, near Greens-
borough, Md, will clear nearly $4,000 by
his peach crop.
TIE own hall Of Frederica caught fire
last week, but was extinguished before any
serious damage.
The Centervi]le Bank which has been re
Gently AIRED, charged s per cent. discount,
but has now come down to 6.
A man was found in a cunning sktff one
morning last week at Aug ustine, near Port
Penn, with bis gun lying by his side shot
dead.
Two citizens of Smyrna recently shot
over hundred rail birds in about an hour
and quarter, on the Smyrna Landing
marshes.
John Tracy, proprietor of the Atlantic
Hotel at Ocean City, has, IT is said, realized
ten thousand dollars this season, above all
expenses.
1t Is estimated that at out 150, 900 baskets
OF I, uit have t en- evar orated on the PENN
suls, producing 100000 of the cured pro-
duce worth, at Is cents Found, $67,5c0.
William Marker, an employee of J. G.
Smiths mills, at Willow Grove, South Do
wr Hd., had his hand terribly cut by cir
cular saw, last week, causing amputation.
1t is stated by the Smyrna Times that the
re urn of Rev. Mr.. Halderman the cratic
BAPTIST minister of Wilmington, has cat
down the Rev. Mr.. Cramer's congregation
co ,s'dersbly. Both ministers preach sec>
oud Adventism.
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"Aweet Forget Me Not"

This Va the tt'e of new and magnificent
song, with 0 ,cmarkah pretty waltz cho.
ru,, composed Dy IL, BBY NEWCOMB,' OF
Inins'rel fame 1t is sl!ug Nv Prim' Ose and
latest. O: Haverlv's Mlns re's. elehanty
ana reugIer of the ''rony rastor troupe;
Utah Richm md, and other first class az,
ISIS a., over er untry. TDis g. np " III
IL ely he admi, ell by everybody. Prios
i, cents per cory. can he had from any
o usic dealer, or flom the publisher.
+. W. HELMICK,
Wesl4CA st. Ctncinnati,O.
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II nL y SALL
| nL y SALE
OF
AND WEl.LlNH
lots,
|n xATUKDtY, sept. l5iM, 1877,

the premises cummrnc ny over EeV-
street br dg at p M sll;t p, pro
tng over tlnd street br. sc ~ about
p. IL and TO ives Wl.mIngtOn at ahGut
p. N, without 70 tpol,n ent, with
waI o. nnAer.iddlng Lots on Mnry-
paw nue ADD in that vicinity are SELL
lnei! AKA Ii, AID lo on III" south and
I'D" have VI questionabIy pass 4 the
lEpolut in rice Has II I real cs-
ia WI mgt.n. during these fou
No' rmic lines, been Inu' h saf'r ard
p han the average of Vestmcnts =?
ra1 Anything be more re- liable for
faD elnyrstmel t. at present wpr Ct S
rtHl es''t III a CITY with t e veal i.
hollltS. ard future prospect, at VII
s"n tlty? As in all ny sales 'oa the
>rs," EVERY L ~ WILL Re sol D.
A1 rmn'hu> VIII be at the clay :.
a1"3op. m To carry parties loal'u
The sac. Terms of s.ie, plot ana
iNuafs Un posters.
j y. HFAJp,
ESTATE and MOrlg ee Exchange.
,o Clayiol HuuSr bui ding.
Pi'Sl3 Agent to tilpcL ,e sale
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AN ELECTION CONTEST.

W. Simmons the Republican candi~
date at the late election for the Inspectsb ip
Of the Eight Ward, Thirteenth Election Dis
trict, presented protest in Council last
uieht, against the election of his opponent
Taylor Gill. Council has decided to hold q
specisl meeting on Tuesday next the 25th
inst at z o'clock in the evening, to hear
the case, ..,..,. .. ..s
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POLICE CASES,

The following cases were tried yesterday
at the Police Court: James Harmon, va
grancy, was sent to jail for 80 days. Dennis
DAILY, for habitual druukness was COM
mitted to jail for 30 days. Two tramps,
named Dennis Mclaughlin & &Anthony Kane
we're order to leave town. One drunk, with
usual fine and cosvs.
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New YORK, Sept. 13.-A Wilkesbarre
despatch says, Hiram MARI, and his son
Wilbur, have been arrested on the charge
of numbering farmer Van Liew of Columbia
county.
TOTAL OF AMERICANS AT 800 YABDs.
CREEDMooR, L. l., Sept. l3.-The fol-
lowing are the Totals at 500 yards of the
following members of the American team
Weber 70
Bylenburgh 75
Bruce 70
Jewell ~
Total score of English team at 800 yards,
55S {; total score American team at 800
yards, 5GS.
The British team are firing slowly. The
Americans are ahead, but the contest is SO
coSe that it impossible to predict the result.
the MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.
WORCESTER, Sept. l3.-Mecbanics' Hall
WAS well filled this morning with the dele"
ga es to the Democratic State Conven' ion,
and large numbei Of spectators assembled
in The gallery. The convention was called
to order at II 10, and temporary Organi-
zat ion effected, and COMMITTEES on crelen-
tails, permanent organization, and resolu
ions were appointed.
TIE ELM STATION MURDER TRIAL.
NoRR1srowN, Sept. l3.-In the trial Of
Heinrich Wahlen this morning for the mur-
der of Max Hoehne, the father of the de-
ceased was called to the stand. He ex-
planned to the Court the absence Of two
molar teeth In his sons head and ether Pc
culIarities to establish his identity
The Commonwealth offered In evidence
and the Court admitted, letter addressed
to witpess and signed Max Hugo Hoehne,
which they proposed to prove was written
oy WahleD after Hoehne's death, making a
request for money. Much time was occu-
pied this morning by counsel in arguing the
admisslbih'y of this letter and others which
the Court rejected.
THE CHANNEL DISASTER.
LONDON, Sept. l3.--Further details con-
cerning the collision of the ships Avalanche
and Forest show that It took place at 9.15
o'clock on Tuesday night, dozen miles
southwest of Portland. Both ships were
beating down the channel, but on opposite
tacks. The Forest struck the Avalanche
smidships, rebounded, and struck her twice
fur,he aft, causing her to founder IN about
three minutes from the first strib ing There
WAS no time to launch the boats. The
night was 80 dark that 1t was almost im~
possible to discern the mass of human
beings struggling in the water below, but
the survivors say they shall never forget the
scene.
The sea must have been literally alive
with human beings, whose cries for help
could not obtain any response. There was
esdy drizzle, with occasional driving
cus q of rain. The wind was strong, and
the sea very high. The cries were heard oy
the crew of The Forest bu; they were unable
| to render any assistance.
Tho Forest was very lesky, the water
E lining 50 fast that the crew lad TO so'n'
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CITY NOTES.

A festival is being held in the U UDion Pres
byterian Church, at Stanten.
Company & will hold a special meeting
this evening at 7:30 O'clock.
The Qu!cksteps will play tina Actlves, of
New Castle, Tomorrow afternoon.
A survey of the Delaware River will be
made if Congress votes the necessary funds.
Tne Young Ladies' Relief Society of this
city VIII shortly commence their charitable
work.
One week from to- day Rboads, the mur-
derer. confined in New Castle jail, will be
hanged.
1t will require several days of con ipu-
Gus sunshine to enable farmers to resume
plowing. .'
The proposed picnic to BraDdyw1ne
Springs, VIII take place, no doub>, next
Thursday.
The excursion of the Mt. Vernon Cornef
Band colored, went to Landenberg, and
| was well attended,
If arrangements can be completed, the
Qucksteps will play the Active, of German~
town in this city on Monday.
The citizens of New Castle are anxious
for our temperance men to aid them in Or
ganizing Reform club in that city.
The Chester Glee Club visi. Led this city
last evening and serna7e Lumder of
friends in this city. Their sin s!ng was very
| fine.
The Amphion Cornet Band, of New Cas-
tie, has been re-organ'zed, and practices
nightly under Mr.. Harry McCrone's leader
ship.
The black Helmet Hat, sold at the Opera
House Store by D. McCloskey, is the cbeap-
est hat in the city. Boys $1.50, Mems So
and 80 50. Call and judge for yourself.
The yacht "Fattie Townsend" will sail for
Trenton, tomorrow, leaving Fourth street
wharf at six O'Clock, sharp. All hands
must be on deck by $50.
A meeting to consider the question of es-
tablishing a cooperative business concern
in this city will discuss the question on
Saturday in McDonnell's Hall in Sixth
street.
Another deck will be added to the steam
er New York, of the Morgan line Of ocean
Gamers, plying between New York and
New Orleans, which was put in the Compa-
py's dry dock oD Wednesday.
The meeting announced to take place at
the Bakers Uuion Building, last Wednes>
day evening appears to have BEEN practis
cal joke. An unsigned call bad been adver-
Used in one Of the daily papers.
The West Chester News, speaking of the
anniversary at Chadi's Ford, says of the
participants: "Among them were the
American Rifles, commanded by captain
Wood, a splendid body of young men of
Wilmington"
Including complete volumes of the old
Delaware Gazette for 177s, ire, and 1890,
Mr.. j. f. Elliott, of Brandywine Hundred,
has copies of twen'y-seven of the thirty
seven publications issued In the United
| 81 tates at that time.
Register Biggs on Wednesday admitted to
prcha'e, at New Castle, the will of Joseph
, : Reynolds, late Of Red Lion Hundred, de-
! ceased, and granted letters testamentary on
the same unto Sylvester Clemens, the exe-
Gu or named In the will.
The statement of the receipts and expcn>
dtures in aid Of the temperance cause, as
furnished by Mr., Moore, Treasurer, shows
the receipts to amount TO 81 ,9S9,ll and the
expenditures to balance them exactly. Tais
sta, ement covers the time from April 1st,
to September 4th inclusive.
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Local Affairs.
CORONER's INQUEST.

Coroner Rose held an inquest yesterday y
morning over the body of male colored
child, uamed Cotman, whose parents reside
iu Causes Row. The verdict of the Jury
was that death was caused by commissions.
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RAILROADS.

nunApELPH,A,, " !" iiA I'm AiLNuA Ia ' '>
!uu- 10Th 1877.
M, l,.v,, Wllmln. ION Wy follows
d ,r,er,n edtate stations, IS 40
Eiladelph aou ,'" 10 %, m 2 30, 4D, ~
s4 p.u,n pI.'nn,, AND New York; 2~' y =" q m'
%% E n 40, 5 AZ y h.,,,,.,,,t. III. stations, 8 80
a. nm, toore and Washington 10 S'9' L.
pb4, E@, '''' .o,'.vrre y, vision leave tor ~,
aw aa"I Castle 5u", h%'' ~ ' '
pm. No aud intermediate stations 81"
b5V III, o 81 : Intermediate statioHs B w
YAM SUNDAY TRAINS:
nnd iu,er,DediAte staticps
iaa nj s NN $50 y m: oo.
IVA a,.I',Ihia lnIi and New YORK, z0 III.
m"nrt, "t and Washington, Vo Ia.
n.n f,rther iniOi nat'"h phssensein w
syred to the time tables pCs'e" Nv 'no "o'
\. n. KENNFY. supt.
r,,s nE S--WlLMlN6iON
hhMNppsrTRN RAJ! RDA ~ Commence
gTTh"rslay = W m Dec. 4. 1876, Trains will run
o.'V1i wv Wilmington 10 N II IN and . "p IN
~ ,n,l4nhnrg 4, a N aud ~ . u.
ure at Wilmington 75es IT, anu . ~
Five ~. a, Landcns'e,s a, 10 III. and ~
E61lNi.NfurloNS IN. -r'sin leaving ,,,,n.., ..an',rn
atS i a, III. with train for fh,ia"e'
"a sar d, ,.avins Wilmington 10 70 w
y, is,. ,roi ~ leaving .ht,airlpEia 1T >. m
" ppnnsy. ms va MA and Del"wAre train le>'v'
Iandenherg a1i Wr. IA.
rain Leav,up is.t denbers AT @ p ID;
II "I' rI'annsy,vanil an delaware trn1n,,ha
N naiu leaving Wilmington Wt rn'a'
rs;u leaving Wilmington st h."o p 10
h " ,rain leavIn. PnilAd'lph,a a. IL y.
~ "'"'' y. CnNNrLL -"p
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!, ,,'Ht ,lIlE OPENING eOIKEE OF.
Il, II; .',e uahclDg season will be u en- In
a'n" Sl"r, nf tha lust,tuLe hu,lding,
r"''"y cPtnl"g next, and will he con
N"ry Nh'urd " evening during the
H., No dISle. utuh!e c!laractt RS will be
E"", ''i up. II.
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BOARDING..

PA"DlNi.-(+ood board for S45 per
"'r8. at %h5 Shipley street.
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THE PEACH SHIPMENTS

The following is the number of car loads
Of peaches over the Delaware road, yester.
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NOTICES..

rrlXENS loan As
,mN lAF,oN f ni~e N. W. c. u. 9Th and
pty Sts,N now cfItrs a new ser cs of
''o' SAFE. No b ck payments.
GaU. &. VI AXIS,
P|- -.
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CIR W. NS IkUtI IONS TO LADIES
h ov,, ~. All who are u"s,r US 10 be
h nGr,' 'r' Ssnla kerS, would iod it to
&ar', AYE to call o, Madame O
ev ,t W. temporary sidence, ST.
HI W "hrre sli, Will rel AIN Tor :.
ri cn,,ith iie"th the cebt~nr iaip u" ay,,
| ir"n ,I salm"nts for | aides and
Ia q ~, mr. 81 gentlemen. shirts
b" sbnr".aa..ipg, b si!g and fitting done
wlli on,,s. rs. ho'lce AID ! west prices.
|pl..tf 'nlv cali and he conv need. =
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oH kENT--THE STUkF SOU rf-
EAST corr rer Of Market and Third Sth',
M thr fixtures loryalt. Possession given
but I'm Of tcp.t M.brr. Apply to y.
WIN. vi knON,
prst S)S Market -.
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~ .NlkN -- oples OF the Morning Herald
" rthe fol wing dates is75-ThursdayI,
Nov. TX, Friday, Dec. =, saturday, Dec A.
M"uday, Dec. ~, tuesday, Dec. q. lo1o--
Fri lay. RIB. !, Monday, Feb 7, Tuesday,
4, Wedne day, us. IS, Friday. Aug *,
Wednesday, h ug. 2S.
ir2 IF HERALD OFtlCE.
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b NJ THE DELAWARE STATE FIRE
r, 'u I1RlNE sUKANCE CONF,
.lr ~ " w., hE CITY, DE Aux. ~. 1877.
= VIZ be NEE. ins of Tie SlockhO'd-
S,'omnany at their Office Ia Della
,..!- wa 10 y. m . Flid,,v Sett.mher
e, '0i vi inc executive COM
I.lrt JOS. H, MYERS,
To- Secrcta VI
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- aaz. 90 - = -
WANI'S.

wv A N II Ell. MN EDIATELY AN
w agent for this Site. Business perma-
ne,,t and p otitAble. For further 1niorma-
House sepl2-lt
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EDE. SALE AND RENT.

3OR kEt1.-- T. tWO-stnry uWel.lnE, "+S
Wolas:On street. Inquire at Si| WASH
ton street. jnnS-tf
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DOM ESTIC.

ARRESTED ON TEE CHARGE OF MURDER.
New YORK, Sept. 13.-A Wilkesbarre
despatch says, Hiram MARI, and his son
Wilbur, have been arrested on the charge
of numbering farmer Van Ljew of Columbia
cOllNtV.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-14

|MiH riM.>--pl!ll.ANELPHIA, W.I-
ikt, NV, nIVN BALTIC. r. R.-DELA-
DlNl IoN.-IMpUkTANT No
krs r'"G'l ,rain heretofore run on sat-
| |rm, " 10 r"n" City, con nectlng at
)adp ,,hi WIN ne hftt rDOOu train from
funuIp'aa npaa ana returning on Mruday-
|hiny on , M'Ih th" Morning train from
n til vi ,,n 'o hlsade 'phia, wiilnot be luu
"o"p'ia, SEPT. \ ie77 N s4,2. "H''
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CLOTHING.

We have ready laid in as pari Of our
h"avr su ok Ont half M lion tl'ar>' worth
Fall hu Winter lstl'i' g winch is now
Open 10 the insi ccliOn of the public.
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ORDINANCE No. AZ.


An Ordinance abate the Nuisance of Dogs running a
large.
| The Board Of Trustees Of Carson City do orian:
SECTION l. Any person keeping dog dogs the
limits OF Carson City shall procure from the City Marshal
tag for each dog for which he she shall pay yearly
license follows: For each male dog the sum OF ,yl
dollars, and for each female dog the three dollars
and shall be entitled to receipt therefor.
Section > 1t shall be the duty OF the City Clerk to pro
the expense Of the City and deliver to the tfy
Marshal such number of suitable tags may required
taking his receipt therefor Said @ shall be dieTsa5 II
by said City Marshal in the hereinafter proyii
He shall make and submit the Board Trustees
least in each quarter year and at any time when
said Board may require it, verified statement of his
cepts from the sale ri dog tags, showing the mad
out and retained by him for fees, hc~lt p. ued,
and the amount paid into the treasury
Section g. 1t shall be the tr' City Marshal and
Of every policeman - .nto custody any dog dogs
running WITHIN the city not provided with. and
wes ags as herein provided and to place such dog
dogs in tho city pound, and when impOunded they
shall be kept securely for forty eight hours and if not
claimed and redeemed before the expiration such time
they shall be killed and buried by the officer poundng
Section T. For each tag sold by the City Marshal he
shall be entitled to fee Of ten per cent; Tor killing and
buryng each mpounded dog he shall receive the Of
dollar The fees herein provided for shall be retained
and paid out Of the money derived from the sale Of dog
tags by the City Marshal.
Section s. ANY person wishing to redeem dog that has
been npounded shall pay the City Marshal the sum of
three dollars male dog and the OF five dollars if
female dog for tag or produce receipt showing that
license said dog has been paid within the year. in
which the OF another tag shall be but dollar
Section Any person persons who shall be guilty of
poElueo IOE WIN
defraud the City shall be guilty OF misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by fine not ex.
ceednS fifty dollars, by Imprisonment not exceeding
twenty-five days, or by both such fine and imprisonment
and any person persons keeping any dog dogs within
the limits OF Carson City for period sixty days after
the day OF june A D. 1877 for the period sixty
days after the first day Of Of year after the year
ing the license therefor as is herein before provided shall
be guilty of misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine exceeding fifty dollars or
by Imprisonment for term exceeding twenty-five
DAYS or or both such fine and Imprisonment
Section T. Ordinance No. s. entitled "an Ordinance 20
abate the nuisance OF dogs running at large adopted
March IS 1875, Is hereby repealed.
Approved: d. A BENDER, President Pro TEN.
Attest: ALRRRD HEIN Clerk
Carson City June II, 1877
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE ASD

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND OR.
der Of Sale issued nj and under the seal u tia
Honorable second Judicial District Court in and
County Of Orlsby, State OF Nevada Judgment OF
tanned therein the 18th day Of April A D. ls1,, IL
attested the 2Oth day OF April A D. 49,, IN favor
Nevada Sulphur Company, corporation plaintiffs, All
against A. H. Pepin and w. Bassette Defendants Tor tbs.
sum 81 500 principal, and interest thereon the r4.
Ii per per month from the 25th dsy OF July A.
1916 until paid and accrued IN the Of 80 g.
and counsel fee in the Of So S. and clerks aoc.
costs the amount Of - 90 and all which may
cue by advertising sale, SheTis accrin ys
etc, all in gold coin Of the United States ami
refted, commanding 10 sell according lazy clta-D
n0rtgagpd property il said Decree ami C,le4
sale and III pursuance thereto have e, led upon and
expose at public auction, runt the Court uou,e ,a
in Carson City, OTusby county, state II Nevada
18th DAY OF MAY, a. u. 1877, between the hour 81
title interest claim OF the deilGdGlt Penn and H.
settle, OF, in and TO the following described property
All that certain tract Of land situated in the
Ormshy, State Of Nevada, claimed aud occupied o., said
II. Pepin and III. Bassette mill site, commencing,
stake marked No. L. at the mouth vi the Bas5ett nm
mel and running thence south 40 feet ilatLai
2; thence $50 feet stSke marked No . sJtcc
running north 40 feet - stake marked No. thence
ming $50 feet 70 the place Of beginning me
prOreInents thereon. The said land Is situated Ia The
southeast portion Vi the northeast quarter
No. g. IN Township No. IL north rsugo n. il ,.yJ, NJ
Diabo meridian Ascending 10 the Uui.,d States susvv.T
5. I. SWIFT, Shcsh
Carson City, April &c, 1877.
T. W. ". DAVIES Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ORDINANCE NO. 40.

An Ordinance in relation the Office Of City Assessor
Of Carson City. the duties and compensation CT sail
officer.
The Board OF Trustees Of Carson City do orjain:
SECTION !. The City Assessor oi Carson City shall an1l-
ally all taxable property Of the inhabitants Of said
city situate and being in said city for city taxation
the time in the manner he assesses said
property for State and county t4Aaton. lie shall not
Ugke separate Assessment Roll If such assessment but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessments Roll
made for State and county taxation BY him.
SECTION ?. The City Assessor said City shall
annual salary Of hundred dollars, United states
gold coin, which shall be III full for a services rendered
by him said city as such officer
SECTION g. All Ordinances heretofore adopted So far
only they conflict with the pross Of this Ordinance
are hereby repealed
Apppved. JAS. A ST CLAIR
Carson City, June II, 1877. President pro tenn
Attest ALFRED HELM Clerk
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Il ship, Ornisby County State oil Nevada, t'torc g. A
Witherell, Justice Of Peace.
d. II. Lentz and p. A. Wagner plaintiffs, David A.
SMALL and Rachel f.. SMALL his wife, defendants.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons holding claiming
liens on that certain piece land with the building aad
dwelling thereon Carson City Omsby county STATE al
Nevada called and known as being the west half lut
number nine % and the vest half Of lot humber ten J
in block number eleven <ll) Of CuryS Division sid
Carson City being and forming compact piece al
land lnde. the Constitution Of the State Of Neya.i4 nd
under tho provisions Of the Act Of the Legislature OF slid
State entitled AN Act 10 secure liens mechanics aud
Others and repeal all other Acts IL relation thereto p
proved March 3 1875 70 be and appear before said Jus
ices Court on the 18th DAY OF MAY, A. D. ls17, at 10
o'clock A OF said day. and to exhibit then her-
said Court the proofs Of their said liens.
D. II. LENT } .i..tr.
p. A. WAGNER, A-''"'
Csrson CITY Nevada April q, ls77 laMGM
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ORDINANCE No. rs.
Al Ordinance to Abolish Opiun- smokiur

An Ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Dens.
The Board Of Trustees Of Carson City do or1an:
Section !. No person persons SHALL within the limits
OF Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate Of
roon where persons frequent assemble for the pur
pose OF smoking opium ard all such places, houses
rooms, are hereby declared to be nuisAoss
Section 2. Any person who shall violate any Of the pro-
visions of Section OF this Ordinance shall On conviction
thereof be punished by fine not exceeding hundred
dollars, Imprisonment not than fifty days by
boh such fine and Imprisonment in the discretion the
Court. d. A. BENDER, President Pro ten
Attest ALFRED HELM, CLERK.
Carson Civ June u. lS1-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-19
NOTICE TO sToCRH0LDERs.

A PPLICATIoN OF STOCKHOLDERS or THE PAN
N CAKE COAL COMPANY b Remove The OEi-srs uf
said Company Tho Stockholders OF the TGpoake Cna
Company Corporation Of Nevada, are hereby notified
that meeting Of the Stockholders OF said Company viii H.
held tho Court Room Of the District Court II tl Sr
ond Judicial District ui the State u Nevada in and FOR the
County of Orlnsby, on SATURDAY The NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY 4 D. 1917, Ct TEN O'CLOCK a. ~ 0f sal.
day. to consider the removal Of the officers Of said oinuat
5. H. WRIGHT, District judo
April 2s, 1877 uytd