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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
SHOT HIS FRIEND.

On the Eight OF August Edward Brennan was
chatting with Frederick W. Goodman In q stablo IN
East 10th street, when Goodman produced a new
revolver und, III playful way, aimed it at Brennan,
saying "Preparc to die" few seconds later Brcn-
lay the floor with bullet In his abdomen.
Horror stricken, Goodman called assistance and had
the wounded man conveyed to the hospital Up two
days ago thought he would recover, but on
Tuesday the attending surgeon gave his opinion that
Brennan would die. The same night Detectives Clark
and smith arrested Goodman in bed. In the Harlem
Police Courtycsterdav lie told Justice Wheeler he dd
not know the pistol Was loaded. .'rhats poor ex-
cuse," replied HIS Honor, when man Is lying ut the
point OF death" Goodman was held.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
COAL DEALERS IN TROUBLE.

The court room Of Justice Walsh, in Brooklyn, was
crowded yesterday morning by coal dealers and their
trends who had gathered tor the purpose Of listening
to the trial OF about dozen OF coal yards who
charged with violating the law in relation TO the
ing and delivery OF coal. The case of Messrs.
Weber Il Fay, also that OF Alfred Most,
called, and some lew questions were asked and
answered each but II finally decided Dy Justice
Walsh TO adjourn the cases for one week, SO that he
ight have opportunity OF examining the ordi-
nances aud amendments passed by tho Common Coun-
Gil In relation TO the matter. Counsel Tor Nr Most
moved that he proceedings against Tho latter De DIS
missed on the ground that the prosecution had proved
no case against him. The moton was taken by the
Justice, VINO win render his decision In one week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
ARE POOR CHILDREN EXCLUDED FROM CENTRAL
PARK?

To EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Being considerable of n pedestrian, and admircv
moreover Of green fields and fine woodlands, I 90
through the Central Park this summer almost every
morning My walks are cuieny by myself, for sur.
prising solitude regns through most Of that vast and
beautiful domain during the first half oil the day. al
though In the midst Of crowded and ovorheatod
population of million. IL has been q mys
terry TO me why this magnificent park
was, hve days out oil seven, SO little fire..
qucnted, especially SO little by the people who
I'VE by manuai labor. and their amilics surely the
aud compulsory idleness not TOO busy to C. NJ
hercl Yet the comparatively lew who are to be Let
with in the paths arc almost entirely we'll to do po
pie, handsomely and well dressed. Tho iabOring |,
ana and their children, except Sundays are
couspicuously absent. Yesterday met with a revcla
ton, which send you Tor what IL Is WORTH | on.
countered a ragged little boy and gir--such as our
saviour took TO HIS bosom whom He said (Matthew
XVIII 10, "lake heed that ye aespisc OF these
little oncs"just outside one OF the park gates They
were crying stopped and asked the cause They
may nave led to INC or they may not The point is
worth deciding. They said they had been sent out OF
the Park Tor reused entry to ~ because had no
shoes nor stockings on. Now, what WISH as q cti-
zen and taxpayer, 10 know rs, whether barefooted
children are excluded by authority from the Central
ParkY know have seldom seen any such
a. ans body has lawful power TO mako? Is the Park
shut to those wno cannot pay shoemakers' and no.
sers bilisY II so, protest against the righteousness
'suer little children" said Jesus tand forbid them
not" He did not say that they must have shoes and
stockings. Let us know about tins PEDESTRIAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoUnT--CHAMBnEs.


BY Judge Van Brunt
Clarkson VS.. PlelGcr.-Motion for attachment
granted. Attachment TO ISSUE bailable IN 5000.
Nee hiil vs. AcCahil and others.--Jamcs j. Meals
appointed receiver Order to be settled On notice.
BY Judge Donohue.
Ginnis VS.. DAVIS Successful party should enter
order
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Tying VS.. Halsted et al-Findngs resettlcd.
Grand Rapids aud Indiana Railroad Company VS..
Sanders - he anne ndments to defendants proposed
findings should be handed up
The Lacustrine Fertilizer Company vs. SullwelI ct
M-Findipgs resettled. SEQ me morandum.
Green vs. Milbank et a.-Scc opinion.
COMMON pLEAs-spEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremere.
Eagan W.. Soore--,cc opinion.
Shenreed vs. Stevens.-Rcport OF referee con6r med,
and order for distribution granted.
Rense VS.. Fox.-Application granted
Sheltered vs.. Stcvens--Order entered denying
lion, and Qpirming report oil referee.
Smith VS.. Smith.-Notion for stay denied, costs to
abide event.
Smith vs. Smith. Reference ordered To ascertain
what amount OF a'imony II any, should be awarded
" the plaintin
In tho matter Of Solomon. Applications granted in
three cases.
In the matter of McMahon. application granted.
NOTICE
Counsel will please present all orders based upon
cisons mace by Judge Larremore for his signature on
Friday, August IL, before four O'Clock y. NJ
MARINE CoUBr--CHAMBEgs.
BY Judge Sinnott
Hawkins vs.. Decker.-Commissio granted.
Rhonheimcr vs. Hambur gcr.-No,ion denied.
Bonnet vs. koss.-Moton 10 siay proceedings
grated
McCaum va BorwardL Bond approved
spcIzhaus VS. Cavanagh; Campbell VS. Singer;
wckzeI vs. Schsaf; Donohue Va. Rafferty,; Cameron vs.
sshwartA; Wolf vs. STEER; smyth vs. schuman;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
WANTED AS WITNESSES.

Deputy Marshal John Robinson has gone to Staten
sland with warrant issued by Commissioners Shields
for the apprehension of A. Hurting. Thomas G. Will.
Jams, John Weber and Ncls Olsen, who are at present
their way to this port on tho brig e. e. Sweeney.
These men tied witnesses against John Will
Jams, William DAVIS, Edward Smith and Thcwod
Andersen, who at present in custody in France,
charged with numbering Henry Harris on the 18th of
last May. The melee which resulted in the death OF
Harris occurred the e. G. Sweeney on the day men,
toned while she was proceeding to France IRON this
port None of the particulars arc yet to hand but II
Is expected that the men Tor whom Robinson 10 wait
ing will tell the whole story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
REPAIRS TO STREETS.

serious hitch has occurred in the matter of paving
and repairing our streets Two hundred aborers en-
gagged upon this work have been discharged owing to
want Of funds. 1t appears that last year Commits
Campbell asked appropriation OF $500 700
Tor repaving and $3.50 900 Tor repairing The Board Of
Airport only gave 5000 600 for the former ana
$3.50, 600 Tor the latter. THIS not considered halt
enough. Tho aid OF the last Legislature was next
invoked, ana bill passed both houses giving the de-
par 5000 600 additional but the bill never
signed by the Governor. Several OF The laborers
called tho department yesterday to ascertain tho
reason OF their discharge. The above facts were ex-
planned 10 them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
ONE OF THE DISAPPEARED"

Dir. Alonzo Merrill, Of Port Richmond, Staten
Island, called at Police Headquarters, yesterday, to
see the clothing left board the City Of Now
Bedford by the passenger who disappeared so mys-
terlousy while the vessel was coming down Long
Island Sound lew nights ago. Mr.. Merrill identicd
the clothing that of his adopted son, Charles W.
Johnson. Hc stated that he adopted Johnson when
the latter was lad and worked about Washing.
ton Market a shoeblack Mr. Merrill being sea-
iarng man, his adopted son took naturally to the
calling, and was for years steward ON yachts,
and at the time OF his disappearance was employed on.
board the Dolphin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
INTEREST ON MORTGAGES.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Five, five and half per cent interest 10 enough
to pay on loans upon bonds and mortgages in these
hard times. Landlords have been obliged to submit
to very heavy reduction in rens and therefore, find
hard to continue to pay per interest
their mortgages, besides paying upon old valua-
tons. Lend your columns sir, to tho advocacy vi
reduction OF interest Tho large insurance companies
and savings banks can afford 10 tako the lead this
desirable movement, aud the individual capitalists
VIII soon follow suit l doubt II you find a
deserving cause TO champion, supply the majority
OF your readers with more palaable reading matter
than that which bears upon the reduction Of the In
terest the debt of their little homestcads Such
reduction will lessen the number ot foreclosures ana
tend TO promote activity in real estate.
ESTATE AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
A DOCTOR IN TROUBLE.

DR.. William Shine formerly deputy coroner. was In
the Tombs Police Court yesterday to a
rant for his arres, the charge of pointing pistol
at J. Mills Rikcr, OF No. Bridge street, and using
threatening language In view OF tho fact that the
prisoner surrendered himself learning that war
rant had been issued, Justice Duffy released him on
parole until to-day, wncn the examination viii take
place. The trouble, IL IS understood, arose from n
dispute ABOUT the right OF DR.. Shine "a certain car
riaweway near his residence the First ward. Tho
Doctor claims that he threatened tho complainant
only In the protection OF his rights.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
RING INDICTMENTS.

Mr. Noses Clark, chcf clerk of the District Attor-
ney's Office yesterday received instructions from
District Attorney Phelps TO enter nole prosequi
each OF the fifteen indictments found from 1878 to
1875 against William f. King, who alleged to
been implicated in the ring frauds, and who was
Jointly indicted with William n Tweed, Peter b.
Swceny, Richard Connolly and Robert Ingersol, the
charges being mat he defrauded the city out oil large
sums OF money by OF fraudulent bills Tor sup
Plies The nole prosequ was entered IN each case at
the request OF the Attorney General, the Corporation
Counsel. and Mr.. Peck ham, spccaL counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
ALLEGED CARELESS BLASTING.

Thomas Carroll, who Is accused OF having caused the
death of Henry Kcrner last Tuesday, ny failing to OBJ
scr.e proper precautions while blasting out q sewer
on Tenth avenue, near Seventy ninth street, had q
hearing yesterday before Justice Wheeler In the Har
lem Police Court Carroll tried to prove tia; he had
complied with the law, but Officer Conner swore that
the stones which struck Kertner shot the air $50
feet. Justice Wheeler ned Carroll 10 answer for
slaughter the General Sessions subject To tho
OF the Coroner, The bail was liked AZ 81, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
BADLY EQUIPPED SHIPS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit to call the attention OF the Board of Trade
to tho fact that large number OF British owned ves-
sells allowed leave this port regularly without the
proper equipment OF boats, c-saving apparatus. 60,
which, If mistake not. every American vessel is
PEELED TO carry. l know vessel with Of
thirty forty men without single boat except the
captain gig that any conscientious person would pro-
nounce seaworthy There Is also want of life belts.
Six lie buoys kept the bridge, but they arc
in OF fire or shipwreck. The rigging many
other ships Is frayed ana old, making II unsafe for
to 80 aoft. SO far | nave been able to no
inspection is made before these vessels sail Whose
duty is IL TO see to TINS matterp HUMANITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
DISHONEST CLERKS.

William Whean, who has been a clerk in the en-.
ploy OF e. d. Dilson Il Co., OF No. Ill Broadway, and
Albert J. Simmons, formerly a clerk with W. l. Mil
lett Co., of No 437 u Broadway, arrested We'd
nesday night a charge of stealing musical works
from G. d. Dlson Il Co. Tho firm, having missed a
quantity of books, placed Detective Richard on the
cnse, aud that officer learned that Whean was in the
habit of delivering music books tn Simmons who sold
them Both prisoners held in $500 bail by JUS
tice WandeIl 10 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
A LITTLE GIRL MISSING.

little girl, named Ida Newbcrry, eleven years old,
has been missing from the residence OF Mrs Bassctt
Huguenot s. for several days, and no clcw 10 her
whereabouts be found. She was dressed In brown
calico. and was bareheadod when she Lett homo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

[NorE-Letters intended for this column must b
accompanied by tho writer's full name and address 70
insure attention. Comrainants who are unwilling 70
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write on only one side of the papeL-ED. HsRALnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
THE PRICE OF FLOUR.


To TIE EDITOR THE HTRALD:-
am mechanic and nnd very difficult to support
my family At the present OF wages The price OF
-four is very high, and satisfied there is NO just
reason why II should not be cheaper. II Is kept up BY
the spectators and we poor people have TO suffer.
JUSTICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
BURNED TO DEATH.

Ann Jane Tucker. aged nftcen, whose clothes caught
fro from cigar board Concy Island steamer last
Monday died on Wednesday night from the effect OF
the burns she then received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
WHAT THE SEVENTEENTH WARD NEEDS

To THE EDIToa THE EERALD:-
Cannot something be done for the people Of the
Seventeenth ward In tho way OF providing them with
park2 Tompkins square desert, given over 10
basel ball players and the police who Il parade
ground. Please try and help A NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17

HARD TREATMENT OF STREET CAR CONDUCTORS.
To THE EDITOR HERALD
am a conductor on the Third avenue road. was
taken with severe cramps one day last week while on
my and compelled to leave and 60 home
Next day went to get my car, and was told would
have 10 sec tho president, along with some eight
ten othcr conductors and he gave each OF trip
day for ten days Al thirty Ave cents per trip Don't
you th,nk that rough treatment for poor, hard
working mcn with families who have regular cars and
who have 10 pay rentY A VICTIM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
FULTON STREET BLocKApED.

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
Tho sidewalk Front street, near Fulton street, II
Fulton Market is blocked by butcher carts and ice
baskets and boxes belonging to Ottman Co. and Dis
brow Il Co. almost every minute In the day. This 10 .
great nuisance to passengers from Fulton Ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17

SCHNEIDER Va Adler; Grodzinsky va Schwartz; Helms
vs.. The German American Bank Orders granted.
BamGert va LssneE-Case adjourned TO August IL.
at two 7. NJ
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ANSWER.

THE BATHING LAW.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
noticed an article in "tho Complaint Book" headed
"OvcrzcaIous Policeman, and signed &c H. K" wish
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
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EXPENSE OF RUNNING FOR OFFICE.
Thomas F. Eagan brought suit IN the Court OF Com
mon Pleas against Henry II. Moore, Michael Twomey
and William Joyce 40 Tor printing and
distributing political posters while they running
Tor Aldermen The order given by Mr.. Moore but
the conended that he exceeded his authority
The latter gentlemen settled the clam against
them by payment OF 5000, a Judgment by default
against Moore Tor 81, $50 66. THIS judgment
yesterday set aside by Judge Larrcmorc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-14
ORDINANCE NO. AZ.
An Ordinance 70 sbasa the Nuisance Of Dogs running


An Ordnance 10 ahata the Nuisance Of Dogs running
large
The Board OF Trustees OF Carson City do oriaiu:
SECTION l. Any person keeping dog dogs within the
Limits OF Carson CITY snail procure from the City Marshal
tag for each dog for which he she shall ray yearly
lcen follows For each male dog the SUM Of TIVE
dollar and for each female dog the OF TIRE dollars
and shall be entitled to receipt therefor.
section 1t shall be the duty Of the City Clerk pro
cure the expense Of the City and deliver 10 the City
Marshal such number Of suitable tags may be required
tain his reipt therefor said tags shall be disposed OF
by said City Marshal in the hereinafter provided.
He shall make and submit to the Board OF Trustees
least in each quarter year. and at any time when
oejps from the sale Of dog tags showing the amount M"
out and retained by him Tor ices, as hs~ l{ ned,
and the amount paid into the 're7s''--
Section g. 1t shall IA ne - me City Marshal and
Of ever poioe~o'- -. nto custody any dog Or dogs
rum Ing ~7Lain the city no. provided with and
- 4gs as herein provided and 70 place such dog or
dog Ia the city pound and when so impolnded they
cIa1ed and reeeued before the expiration Of such time
the. shall be killed aud buried by the officer impoundng
Setjou l. For each tag sold by the City Marshal he
shall be entitled fee OF ten Per cent for killing and
buryg each npounded dog he shall receive the OF
dollar. The eos herein provided for Shall he retained
and paid out OF the money derived IRON the sale OF dog
tagn by the City Marshal.
SA,Son S. Any p<son wishing to redeem dog that has
tsl impoundsd shall pay TO the City Marshal the sum Of
thr ooarsn male dog and the Of five dollars il 5
female dog for tag produce receipt showing that
cense On said dog has been paid within the year, in
VIII Of another tag shall be but dollar
Sr4ioo ANY person or persons who shall he guilty Of
,,tir@ he taos herein crowded for with intent to
dersud the City, shall be guilty Of mIsdemeanor, and
upon CONVICTION thereof shall be punished by fine not
oeeiing fifty dollars by Imprisonment not exceeding
twenty five days by both such fine and imprisonment
any person persons keeping any dog or dogs within
the limits Of Carson City for period Of sixty days after
the first day Of june A. y 1877 or for the period Of sixty
DAYS after the first day OF April Of any year after the year
A D. 1877 without procuring tag for such dog an pay
ing the license therefor is herein before provided shall
be guilty Of misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars,
by imprisonment Tor term not exceeding twenty-fv
DAYS or by both s1ch fine and Imprisonment
Section r. Ordinance No. 3, entitled ian Ordnance TO
xhats the nuisance q dogs running at large, adopted
March Is, ls75, Is bEybT rspslsd
Apmueud: 3. 4 AKEDER, President, Pro T7rn
Asress: AIrRRp Hr4, Clerk
Carson citY June II ls77
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-08-14
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF n DECREE AND ORDER OF SALE
Dssued out OF ard under tb2 se7A Of the Hon Second
Judicial District Court III and for the County Ogrusby
state OF Nevada, Jud [E11at Obtained therein ts
SIs day Of Mazc A. y 1877, nd Atte5tei On tae 5th day
OF Apri A. D. 1877 In favor Of james Go7an I'D irss
John f. Byrpe cusgn Z. ByTne, $ kelnsten, Z. G!b-
son. and Wil!ism p Musgrove Executor Of tta Is @ui
az four hundred and twentysx dollars principal
teresr thereon date Of judgment in the q
hundred dollars and sixty ceo and u ay SUN
M dollars ana sixteen cents for taxes for thu Gs
cal year 1879 paid by plaintiff shd in tue sa Of oIG do
lar sixy-8ye 0eus The interest accrued % daL % last
abovenaued principal s11n aEd interest nom das 1n1i
paid Of per cent per urobt0 o. 1iA VI The
sboge nIuai SUMS; also counsel fees IL It's sum Of
sKty -four dollars and nuy three cents, ao4 on4 cF
Ia the Of 9fyi0T dollars a. N the god Soin Of H.
United States:
against john Byrne and ByTue Tor the q
four hundred and fifteen dollars 10 5.Ktgo cents pm
opal dEbt, and the SUN Of ttyseven dollars and SZtS
cents est thereon dse, AID Interest said prn.
cpa SUN date u judgment Until paid st TN rate -
X per cent pE mouth aud cplA7eI i@s IL tbs hu o.
ssveoy dollars aud ninety aZb. cents aud it Ia
the Of eeUs0 doaZsAl II god coin d lie LAul
ThIri-In favor Of wm. r. M1sgrpne, czaeu0r Of
of the last will and testament Of William kat0rsD, d.
ceased against John + ByTne aud sus2n Z. Sye, for q
principal O four huDfr,i and eighteen dollars ard
nifty oents and the OF ftyo8s dollars and sky cents
interest thereon zqed - this dal On sad
principal sum from date Of said judgment TIL paid at TIA
rate OF uer cent month, and cun ice n tho sum
~ jorv5ven 6ougrs sDd costs OF suit ia The sum al
eleven dollars together wi Al which may aTIe
Ie III IS tba shog in tb. sum o airbt doaTg Al j
sixty cents Ell IN gold CON Of the United ates u d.
rectad cOGuDADdRg me 70 sell aonri!ng % 9w certain
real property set IN said teea and order OF sale, to
levied upon aud V7 eapoE-d ~ public auction, il
front OF the Cout House door IA CarRUh City Orusbg
County StaG4 * ada, on MONDAY, TIE Iilt! !EIh
DAY OF APRIL Il. D. 1877 between The hours ii
and D. n, 10 Wit; At one O'clock p m all the E!ght,
title interest and claim ot Tie defendants, John + DH,
and susan T. Byre o. IA and ID the following described
rnOrtgaged real property to Wit: The north hnI 70 Of
block No tt zone fSI) in Sears, Thompson and saIb
division OF Carson City in Orusby County, Nevada, b.
gother with al and singular the teofnens, hersdomen4
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ORDINANCE NO. as.

An Ordinance in relation the Office Of City Assessor
Of Carson City the duties and compensation Of said
officer.
The Board Of Trustees OF Carson City do ordain:
SECTION / The City Assessor OF Carson City shall annu-
silly assess all taxable property Of The inhabitants Of said
city itliate aud being in said city for city taxation,
the same time and in the same manner he assesses said
property for State and county taxation He shal! not
make separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment, out
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION 9 The City Assessor oi said City shah receive
an annual saar OF hundred dollars, in United States
gold coin which shall be in full ioI al services rendered
By him 70 said city such officer
SECTION s. All Ordinances heretofore sdcpted, far
only they oouict with the provisions Of this Ordnance
hereby repealed.
Approved JAS. 4. ST. CLAIR
Carson City, June II, 1877. President pro ten.
Attest: ALFRED HBb4, Clark
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ship Ornsby County, state OF Ne9aia, DatoTo {. :.
Witheren Justice Of Peace.
D. Il ientz and y. \. Wagner, plaintiffs. ~. David a.
SMALL and rachel {. SmaN, his vIIg, deien5auts
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons holding or claiming
liens on that certain piece Of land, with ne building and
dwelling thereon in Carson City, UrUsby county, STATE q
Nevada called and known OeuE hg west h0t * lo'
nurnbs nine 9l and the west half II lot n,Jnr A 10
in hjook number etveu ~ of CuTrys Division Of said
Carson Cty same being and forming compact rior NJ
and under the Cons-uion Of the state O: NcvaI4 snd
ds, the provisions ot the ACT Of the Lbgsaura Of said
Stfe EMU JeL An Act " liens mechanics and
others and repeal all other Acts il rotation thereto,
moved March 2 1875 10 Re and appear baore said Ju
hoes Court on the lqah DAY OF May L. D 1877 81 10
O'clock NJ OF said day and 70 exhibit then aud bau 10
said Court tue proofs oi their said lisns.
D. II. LENTZ ys.i,,,as
P. A. WAGNER
Carson City, Nevada, April II, 1877 iav3S7