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Smyrna times., 1877-02-28
For the Snyrpd Times.
The Legislature.

DOVER, DEL, February 9th, 1877.
The Legislature has adhered strictly to
its resolution not to receive any new bust.
ness after the Goth inst, which was on
Monday last, but the members took adj
vantage of the last opportunity and on that
day they mustered in notices of nearly one
hundred new bills. They do not any of
them amount to q great deal, so l take it
for granted that the better part of the bust
ness of the session has already been trans
acted. The Legislature does not seem to
be any nearer settling the Local Option
question now than at the first of the session.
A bill has been reported which suggests a
liberal license law similar to that which is
now in existence in Michigan, but the
House, where it has originated, seems very
much divided upon it. 1t seems to be the
general impression though that if a law is
adopted upon this subject it will not be
one for local option, but one which will give
all power to take out. licenses, and the
traffic 60 into the hands of those who can
give security for good behavior, and pay
license of not less than one hundred dol
lars.
MORE ABOUT THE BANKS.
Itseems now that the Bank investigation is
to go on, but l do not believe that it will
extend further than the Farmers Bank
and its branches. 1t was intended that it
should go into some of the smaller banks,
but there are two sides to the fight and |
believe that they have effected COM
promise. Whileupon the subject of Finances
it seems that it would be proper to state
what the Legislature intend doing toward
reducing taxation. The Committee on
Ways and Means are now considering bill
to make reduction in the county taxation
from ten to five cents, while Mr.. Brown is
in favor of reducing the taxes on railroads
to 25 cents. He contends that this would
ultimately benefit the people, as it would
reduce the rate of freights. Mr.. Holcomb
has introduced a resolution directing the
State Treasurer to issue 100000 in State
bonds at par payable in ten years and bear
ing five per centum interest. 1t is stated
thai this too will greatly help in the reduc-
ton of taxation. 1t is also stated by the
members that they cannot tell what they
will do until they have had an opportunity
to look over the assessments in the different
counties.
VISITING.
Tonight the members visited the Metho-
dist Church here to listen to lecture from
Rev. Pennell Coombe on the subject of
Local Option; the influences of the same l
shall venture no assertion of. Tomorrow
they go to Wilmington to visit the Public
Schools at the request of the Board of Edu-
cation of that city.
NOTARY PUBLIC FOR SMYRNA.
The bill of Mr.. Denney's for an additional
Notary Public to reside in Smyrna has
passed the Senate, and also his bill regard
ing mill dams which have given the text
of before.
MARRYING AT HOME.
This afternoon Mr.. Messick brought his
bill to encourage marriages at home before
the House. Amendments were offered to
it to naturalize all children not born in the
State, but they were not adopted, and upon
the passage of the bill there was tie vote,
and it was of course lost to the infinite sor-
row of the author of the bill.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-28

The WashiGgton Union has a queer story
about the Louisiana Returning Board. The
statesmen were taken out for drive last
Sunday, and Casanavers attention was at
tracted by a handsome monument in a
marble-yard. He got out of the carriage,
ABd, after examining it, said that be would
like to buy it. The next morning he sent
a friend to the marble.yard to open negotia-
tions wits the proprietor. The agent re-
sGarked thak member of the Louisiana
Returning Bosgd had seen the monument,
and If he could buy so as to sell it at profit,
would like TO have it shipped to New
Orleans. The response Of the owner was
a cent" "Why, how is tbst3" inquired
Casapaves agent. "Weli," said the pro,
prietor. ''if they will hang the scoundrel
eyill pledge myself in writing to present
shim with the Raonument to place over his
remains." The Inepument is still for sale.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-28
.0lnH2.aln del

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
TERMS -SUBscRTPrIoN-O year 81 90 in advance, or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-ony at the
option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents Zine for the first insertion subsequent
insertions Three-and a-halfcents Alberal discount
made to quarterly, semiannual and yearly adverti-
sers.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-28

Mefheaist Sunday-school congresses will
be held this year in Chicago, Indianapolis,
ST. Louis, and other cities Of the West.
The Rev. DR.. j. III. Vincent is the organ
izer.
Smyrna times., 1877-02-28

A fond mother remarked: Yes, want
my daughter to study rhetoric, for she cam
fry pan cakes now without smoking all the
house up"
Smyrna times., 1877-02-28

On child being told that he must be
broken of bad habit, he naively replied,
Papa, hadn't better be mended q
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-28
Carson City studebake'
Wagon Depository.

rAvINC RECEIVED THE AGENCY
II for the sale of the celebrated stndepANl =, T
WAGONS, I am now receiving wagons from .,i;e ,ne
above mauufactory. especially adapted 70 VIE
terms sent to tho manufsctOry by me. also
have . nne lot Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
MOUNT rERNov DIrERsIovs.
a Dog with TIN Wnrc Ticd to III. Taii, and
Justice Idmond.'. I'm OF Charges,

On the afternoon of the Goth Of January,
ISIS. n long yellow dog with tin pan tied to
his tail ran hoNlius a nwn Main strcct in Mount
Vernon village. followed. Of course. hy q er wj
~ shouting boys. Al Nam -'rcrt aui Fourth
oyenue stood Spe .n Deputy SherI Arthur
Ryder. who IL also agent fr Mr. Barsh's -o'i-
oiy. and. after inquiry. ho arrested Adam
Schneider. John Nark. John Mo.ks. nnl Fuooh
liousla--. and took tAem before Justice Robert
IImNnI-.
In Mar ID last. Ju-tior Elmonl-'s lill against
tht town n l.-t Chester for the year end ~
NnN. ~. 1878. amounting 10 i2.l6i.4u, WIS pr"-
-nutrd a. the Board of Auditors. In 1t WAS
charged ~ ilr the examination of each ~ the
above named persons. and twenty cent, ( O.
swearing two Witnesses In the examination of
each case. \ Special Sessions trial iee in each
Di the ca-rS of the dnl'u ulHnt-. slAty cents for
swearing sis Win .-S,- ln each Dtt-' SsNfnfy-NNe
c"ni~ for record of conviction in each cu-". nud
twrnN -iiNe cents ior cntering ludsneut against
each. Ih" liil was audited and paid.
The fact of the payment becoming known the
persons who hai been maie prisoners boz the
WAS "a petition -iGn'd ly % numbered t4Nlayrr-.
"Irayins that 40 -ald Robert ". IimNnl- ho
rnmNNri from the oiii"" oi Justice oi the Peace
on H'' 'ouui oi the pr r-rut.ag hy MIN Of charges
against the county for WlrN whl "a they believe
has unNNr hnru .riNrmHd."
Ju ie" > Slla- B. tinNri n~ rofore' prorarol to
l.7trn tp testimony ln the 9lS ln-i evening. uni
uln cnam rn,m Wl- r.Wlri. S.hn.lI.r. tAr
'nhhl'r, wuNii 'd fhr tu pan 90 tNn ID - illl
WI.Nu Iuf .u filH witness stand WIS found 10 be-
lntoAl 'at"I, AND the hearins was adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
BISM iRCk's RESIGN.ITION
The Emperor Declining to Release him NON
the Imperial thanccilor-hIp.

BERLIN, April 2.-prlncc Bismarck has
tendored his resignation OF tho Imperial
Chancelorship. Tho Intelligence occasions
immense excitement Tho reasons for
the step are not positively known but tho re-
cent difference between Prince Bismarck and
Gen. Won Stosch. the head Of tho Admiralty, is
believed to have provoked 1t. The Crown
Prince has endeavorod to induce Bis
marck TO withdraw his resignation. Tho
Emperor has declined to accept IT,
acknowledging at the samo timc In the most
gracious ,arms Bismarck's great services. and
tho country's need for their continuance. The
Emperor has, however. granted Bismarck
years lenve Of absence, If which the Prince will
shortly avail himself 10 recruit his health.
The following IL the fun text Of the Reuter-
telegram forashadOwing tho above n brief ex-
tract OF which was cHbod lato this afternoon
10 tho Associated Press
BtnrN, April 2-princc bismarck will shortly qni,
brfin of prolonged leave Of nh.rucc step which he
has long teen ousmplauuf II hns not vet been dem
nt'N "clti who wil fepfHsef him during his absence
huf tis considered probable That Won bil0w will take
haus. vi the Interior
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
ENTRIES TOR TIIE R.iCEs.
Two Hundred and FIny-eight Horses for the
jerome Pnrk June Meeting.
Tho horsc-raclng season OF 1877, judgln,

Tho horsc-raclng season OF 1877, judging
Ivy the indications given by tho unprecedented
number Of entries for Jerome Park, Saratoga
Baltimore and other running meetings. will be
Of great briiancy There are 25s horses en-
tered for Jerome Park Meeting run in June
The Wcstchcster Cup. which docs not contain
any penalties Of extra weight for winners
ns in previous years. has nineteen entries
and among them such horses as Tom Ochiltree
twho won II last year,. Sultana. Parole. st.
Martin. Vigil Brother to Harry Bassett. Fellow
craft Acrobat. Algcrnc. and Aristides.
Tho Fordhnm Handicap has sixty entries
thirteen moro than last year. among them
being Fiddlostick, winner of the Withers and
Vigil. De Ar,agnan. Mnhgc. Parole Reform
Igypt. Nirginlus. lnN9lr. Inspiration, Piccolo.
Juvenile Stakes for two-year-ol has thirty
ak cntri s-ten moro than last ysar-including
the produce OF Harry Bassett and King Ernest.
Tho Jockey Club handicap has thirty nino
entries eleven moro than last ycar--n-
Guiding Tom O'hiltrcc. who wof IL last year
Vigil, Brother 70 Harry Inssctt. S. Martin. Pa,
Acrobat. and Aristldes. Tho GRIND National
Sieepl"'hase has ten cntries-Builet. Trouble
igktown, kenwood. and N"w York being among
lh'm' u rhe All-Age Stak,s hae 'orty-oqo on
tries. The sumo stakes for lsI, closed with
thirty-cight entries. Altogcthor tho entries ex-
coed those + last spring ny seNeniy;thrce.
equnlly marked. Milo-and- Quarter Swnen-
stakes. which brings toAH Hthcg the specdicat
horses ON tho turf kenp up in distinctive rhar-
g ter. ior among the twenty-five entries nre
Tom Dchiltruc. Parole. khadamnnthus. Vigil.
Maigo. Nagrnnt. Sultann. Oltipa. freebooter.
lidd., stick, ltcsion AK crime. and Narlo H..
The Flush Stakes for two-ycar- r-ods has thirty
I'VE entries, The Sarhioga cup has twenty four.
including TOm q hhtroe. Arsties. Oitipa
Sultna. warrant. Vigil, Brother to Harry Bas-
p a Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
DESERT TING P.IChdRD.
Two Members Of his House Joining the
Nichols Legislature.

New ORLEANS, April 2 Two Returning
Boarl members Of the Packard Housc-Frcd
Fohb Of Ascension parish and n. A. burden Of
Bossier parish-were to-day sworn In as mem-
bers Of and took their seats in tho Nichols
House. which now has nfty-threc Returning
Board members. r. L. Heath Of Webstor par
ish. returned by the board. but not Gle tod and
heretofore occupying u scat in the Packard
House. appeared before The Nichols LegSla-
tire. and being accorded tho privilege vi the
nu1r, spoke as follows:
Recognizing the fat that the Government csab.
hsh'd hv GOV Nichols i ihc only 10vernmentir m tins
state That an sNe prrWhuont peace AMI prosperity TO
Our troubled people feel ~ my duty ~ aid as much as
possible IN bringing about harmony nni good feeling
now tender nt resi-naflu l all claims that have
the General Assembly, In order that my appearance
hero may not hc ui.uulc rsoHi desire n aVoV nov
IN 'he past my ndeh! to the great principles OF the Re-
publican party
The hill placing the Police Department undor
control Oi the city government having boon pro-
mulgnted. tho Police Commissioners to-day
turned over 10 Mayor Pillsbury the admnistra-
ton Of tho police force.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
HiLL, ans IrLrfrE
BELIEF ~ ~ Family why No Reward was
offered No " ord Net from Oakley.

Al late hour last evening it was learned
at Mr.. Halls house that the family have received
no communication from him directly " inli-
rc'tly since his Disappearance.
Mr.. Aaron j. Nanlorpoel. who has takon
more pains to discover Mr. Halls whereabouts
than any me elsa. said yesterday that nothing
had occurred to shake his belief that the solitary
pass niger by the toria was Mr. Hail. But.
although h. has sont many kilograms to Lon
don. ho has learned nothing ~ yaiuo
Judge John Il. Brady says it ia the belief Of
Mr. Halls friends and relatives that h. did sail
in the Nietoria. and that "Su,lIe" AMI he are
Identical. Shortly after his disappoaran'c." ."
snld tho Judge. visited his wiie onre or
w'rr srici sur ken ana ANXIOUS, Ihcir nope
that he had sailed for Europe led them 10 post
pone the Offering OF q reward and the employ
ment of detectives, because they shrank not
only from the thought that he was dead. but
from anything that would look A. II that WINS
their belief An AFFECT tionate mother or wife or
daughter iositate- a long tinir before taking
"a b stnp. From what learned during the
iim" | t'ok ma rriiV" interest in ~ cl-e. |
think. u thi- Sutun' should O. rn out NOT to loo
Han. reward w.ii 40 pa 'r 10" un're -,
judge Brady aIIfi That Nr. Charles W.
orl,rk train m the night OF FRIDAY. Mareh IL.
Mr 9nt.oi Mr.. Halls diSnppegran'e, is sur"
Mr. Han WIS NOT ON the train. IL" might b So
taken trnip .Min ID leaves m" depot r. ~ t.-
DIS tl Dflrr- lo JUDI lir. rs De- not ahlrt NJ p
ans explanation Of Mr.. Halls fight. II could
not have been fear 0i 'omrr9mi- ns '"v"lntl vns
hy Iw""d. h'rau-" Nlr. r. Khan denies TINT
Tweed has made such revelations. The IuHs"
h. sat -n.d that tho family are "a, completely in
the dark M the public
Nh Ciar.n e. (. seward has sent many tele-
grams o. En Gland a-hi ing friends o. hs ON the
lookout i.r Mr llHu. ,nt has received ~ an
ig l. Ir4n rm-i 'f.,'i fr.,"'inl. thai H. nau's AarrWa!
wa. uuuut.n .-d hy the AS nat 4 Press.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
RoBEsoN's CoRRrpr pRICTTCEs.
His Successor Finding More and More Rot
tcnness In the Navy Department.

WAsHINGroS, April 2-Secrctary Thomp-
son finds more and more rottennoss in the
Navy Department Today hc issued an order
putting part Of the f. teo on furlough pay. as
Robson had cXpenl Il on contracts the sum
appropriated 10 meet tho deficiency in
pay last year Tho Secretary says that
he Is constantly finding special appro-
priatlons used for other purposes or
proceeds nj the -nls of the Philadrlphia Navy
Yard has only developed tlnpOOp II the sl.-
Opu.VOO. AMI It Is believed that tho rst has
yard Secretary Thompson has order,a q
work stopped On four ir'nrlad, - turretted
Amphitrito. and Trrror-on which half mil
lion has boon expended without process of law
AMI IL Is believed that a part Of the Philadelphia
navy yard fund has gone there. IT. will take half
million more 10 finish these ships.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
ninGn rlnn ~ uovHoE'ILLE. ONO.
More than Hnir of the Hnsines' Part of the
Town Destroyed.

CLEVELAND, April 2.-Morc than half OF
tho busnss part of Monrorylll', Ohio. was
burned hst nil,ht, Tho fro originated in
block of old wooden buildings on the north
side Of Monroe stroat. formerly called THIN
avenue" Tho block WAS occupied 10y Mrs
Parsons. millinery goods Mrs. barns gro'ory
and james Fi2pnirlrk. dwelling. Tho block
was entirely destroyed. and the illmos ''f"nded
tl a barber shop, shoe shop. Sohumurrr's
grocery and saloon. and Miners meat market
rh,u' thn lr' crossed Monroe street, destroy
lus pl; Iau'- Residence aql ,ofir' lle Town
iir-t : r., o"eupiod by Merrill Cars Il Co..
gror'rrs, provision ana rrntkrryi nnl III.
Co.'S hulling. corner of M.nror and Main
etrcctS. tho first story occupied 10y the oWnors as
u aro'ery mud provisions store, tho secon
story boy PROT Ehirr, pihnos ana organs, Anl
the ihrd Story 10y thr Masonic fraternity; M"r-
rim. Cn.yN COS Main street dry goods store;
In, building owned by b. noL,mater. the nrst
story Lrins occupied hy A. Z, Inne, drugs. the
second by The Odd Fellows; N, building owned
hy Il, q. Martin, and occupied by hlmas Il hard,
ware storn. and 10y j. Corh'n. gro cries. At
Tia point the flames were stopped 10y the timely
arrival Of steam fire .n.;nos from Brllnynr and
NurNalh. Ihet.tal loss appr1Nlmalrs !ijuOO
about QAo halt Vi which Is covered by Insurance
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03

10y Inspector Il0rne:
t. John Smith. Gr,,Mns: Crooks Ana'epr Bani AIT
nc,. ANA rscu-. bong ni aside. .i. with YOUR mAy
f",-. In i}c a'', gnui,i a,,i'n on ,lc II iay ,f
40 Do o'clock in the evening. Al Crooks li".i, -
aui Darh o 5000 may know con. % n- ,1c ah9Nc n,ir
Anh Dr inn4r o. "t.' hd you Mil n ,in.A -Na %
ar,. aii nanlo 60 paw an Jos, ans damage -l.aii,i
t.' in' lar> "-s.ie'e el' An4 ioi'''' ",i s',I ~"
N.i,., ny hand and seal mis- "a d'y o, march l,77
Inanswnr 20 the above ai thr summoned p,r-
sous u- mll'i IN III, hotel la-t evening. It ho-
ing Mr. Crooks hiy-hith birthday. In
-pe tor Thorne was the mN-t'r oi G"t"-
s.pp.l nimhy uhout IN thoiT wnlte
to~ ln the chara ter Of uShHrs, lh-p' tor
pnko wa- al1o prc,,,,nl "nl hs"t nm f"' S'na,
-.il n' 30 tlo lan, til.l.- @lr"ul ~ IN dliutins.
Atsru econ -"rt hy Crooks huni il' ga i'~ hli
sat town % tl' long tables. Nh'n th' iriet
mr. CrNok was Just leallng fnir laly upon
tho q 0Hr whom WIS t0u,h"I up'n Oh" -'.oul-
'.r Hri i0Wn "a warrant II "rr regularly
lrlwu alleging tlHt Ir WIS 90 guilty of hrrI %
ofIrnmi~r Boo that %, did frequently invite ludIes
q, places 40 uiuu-r rmrni. nnd ih hi"s nul
which pr uf- - ho 0Nnl 90 keep TN" .Dni-
pr.Ut was mudr hy i.Nid lHoal land -ued
hy inspector Ihurn"a- pmlu attorney.
The pr.- 80. e. en,mt, d VAN 'Ni D. 81 n''
ti'Iul. hu.h. 1N .v' ii. sat 900 AN inn
rr.,I so ury hoy, ani l1' ,rn D'son' Mr.
'The ol~n.n, oi luo "p0iui1's o'iorn"y'
swept nll l''.r. 10. aul tho lI n.tW unuu-
Imoi-i,y cou> ~ " tlo Jur>, anA lrwnnsiy
lady n tlr room unI lril h'r tntnn dance.
1nrnAI .rrd 400 iN. dam '. NN' iI' Wntnfng
l!ghi must hay teen gmoo,,ll ndy 10 p.rp
July pUllrnuru sought th"lr homes, AMI ro'ss-
aulled th'li NlN'lNi |iA'N''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
SOME FISHING ron TOPICs.
Delay In Filling the Omccs The Great Archi-
Leni. Mmllel nisn nnnlnIed.

W,sHiN0ToN. .April2 Appointments iag. tn
A.. can't ot,tlre p th. int.r'r vluY ic nlr0.a ari
unn wcdno -lav AMI tia appointment Is uaic thcnlt
Wlluut poe announced unll StflrfaN SO ~rfurf -.rd
tttAy s.,uu.u. .nl M.'efuID. N..ciu cDucr, uO, .,I
tat nvtr ali iuiuturnf- lnt na'n u.n. Mull,u hn.
a. a-a.n .A aA ,nit 20 set appointed supeNla.ns
AiLltrlL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03

ToNpuS. April . Charles CawlDy mombef
of firid. 90 or Stafford, lrd 60 da,. t-ci 3D. years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03
rolIcE orfIcrRs ov BENDER.
Descending from Their Onicim Gravity TO
Make "a Night Of IL.

Not many days ago about 80 gentlemen,
friends OF samuel II. Crook, received a sui pr-
ma. made ont in due form us follows, and signed
10y Inspector + 0rne:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03

Il WAS said yesterday that William VI. Tw'cd's
on,I o. tuuI fui~ Nu, been uNrtltDd. and tIit tIe
prisoner Wtlbc at uh'fu lcinro tc tni o' the Wock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-03

HALIFAX, Apil "a papal huh. appointing
nL nAnu.lu NJ, n.-lon. hns hocn lcooNcd hele.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-10
Carson City, April &c, 1877.
7. W. W. DAWES, Plaintiff Attorney.
IN JUSTICES COURT. CARSON TOW y

ship Ormsby County State OF Nevada, before G. A.
Witherell, Justice of Peace
d. H. Lentz and p A Wagner, plaintiffs, vs. David A
SMALL and Rachel f. SMALL, his wife, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding or claiming
liens on that certain piece of land with the building and
dwelling thereon in Carson City Omsby county, State
Nevada called and known being the west half oil lot
number nine co. and the west half Of lot number ten QO
Carson civ same being and forming compact piece
land under the Constitution Of the State Of Nevada anu
under the provisions OF the Act OF the Legislature OF said
state entitled AN Act liens mechanics aud
others and to repeal all other Acts in relation thereto ap
proved March ? 1875 to be and appear before said jus
ce's Court on the 18th DAY OF MAY, A. d. 1917 at 10
O'Clock NJ Of said day and to exhibit then and there
said Court the proofs OF their said liens.
ID. II. LENTZ , ,,Iai,,;g
T. A. WAGNER, 3 "''''''''
Carson City, Nevada, April q, 1877. IaM3w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-10
NOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs.

a PPLICATION OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Pan
n CAKE COAL COMPANY to Remove the Officers Of
said Company The Stockholders Of the Pancake Coal
Company Corporation Of Nevada, are hereby notified
that meeting Of the Stockholders OF said Company will be
held the Room ri the district Court OF the Sec
Ond Judicial District OF the State 0i Nevada in and Tor the
County Of Ormsby, on SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A u. 1877, at TEN O'CLOCK A. N. of said
day consider al OF the officers Of said company
$ H. WRIGHT, District Judge
April %, 1877 nyld
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-10

The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY,
the 3lst day OF May A D. ISL hour and place
and by request Of plaintiffs and defendants
= r SWIFT. Sheriff.
Carson CITY Nav 10Th 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-10
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ASSIGNEE.
OF NEvADA-ss.-Ix BANK.

nISTRE(T OF NENADA-sS.-IN BANK
~ ruptcy1he undersigned hereby gives notice . MS
appointment Assignee OF the and effects George
c. Thaxter of Carson in the county Of Ormsby and State
of Nevada in the said District, who has been Judged
bankrupt, upon his petition by the Distrc; Court Of
said District. H. X. WHITEHALL,
Assignee OF the estate OF George C. The tier Bankrupt
April l5 1877. laS3w'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-10

The above Sale is hereby postponed until SATU RDAI,
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY. A. ID. 1877, at same
hour and place by request Of Plaintiffs and Defendants
;. T. SWIFT, sheriff.
Carson CITY April so, 1877. myl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-10

YENHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing under the firm name of Wagner & Klein is
this day dissolved by mutual consent John Wagner retir
ing The business will be conducted in future by Jacob
Klein is alone authorized collect all claims and
the late firm and who will pay all outstanding
bills OF the firm. JACOB KLEIN
JOHN WAGNER
Carson City, May s. 1877. In
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
War DiscussfOns.

The SENTINEL's extra, chronicling
the defeat of the Russian forces, was
the subject of much comment among
those who are interested in the Old
Worlds affairs, and heated arguments
relative to the status and merits of the
combatants enlivened the clothing
stores on Main street. The familiarity
of some of our adopted citizens with
the situation, and the strong sympathy
they display for their respective choice
in the Turco-Russian war, is only
equaled by the facility with which they
rattle off the jaw breaking names that
would twist an Americans tongue out
by the roots and permanently disable
the lower part of his countenance.
Munson, in a vain attempt to explain
the situation to Ed. Dodge, got one of
the names stuck in his throat, and il
was only by the application of suitable
remedies hat lie was saved from death
by ~suffocation. Since his experience
he confines himself to his native
tongue.