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DY zirtue of a certain order Of sala issuad ----
I'D from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
-0hiosin Case periipstn sstAsqurs fssyr4SG
ths ab6vs named pariies, aud ID Me dffssts4 z
/ ' III offer for sale at public auctiss u the
east door Of the oeart hsuse - WsedsaslAsr
On IS " DR0f 59l gi9j6Ed s'danpeso1n3
Saturday, the 2sth DAP Of JAY, 1873. -
setweeii the hoaairss Of 10 s'cISokS =. 9aff
o'clock p. N, Of said day. the fsllowiss tsseif
scribed tsaLestatse sitpate IN Nsnres epustNi
Ohio TO- wit: szsit, nj rT.f,
Situate in the township Of Adams, county
of Monloe shd stab Of Ohio to WE TIC
northwest quarter Of the northwest qhAttSf III
eE secti0a twsntytsix township fens of,raass5
four, containing thirtyTnirs sadn eIghty-s ii
seven pne hundredths acres, more Of lsss,
" Said properly 50 ordered 70 Be- s6ld - xpf /.
praised ats aud msy ssn fOft1SIsAitaS Dol
OF said yappraisemens Ternss Of sslssssaks
third on asE sfs.ls and Ahs rbalsnes "a ssaasdl
y bs'siiimoa slns. wiILrAk RsAudi %
u osj ytan yAteouf ishssiTi n q ohj VI
ss HUNTER q KALLonY. Att'ys.nit0 lIoil sIsv
d shsHfs DGess Wsodsasla June n. isls' /
o}aasHt 3syssiq q 10 btlh red .sfls 3 ynii
IA ".,iasW IIia lRiI
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EE0ntheJtbiAstJ ID tiIel lRrobate
Court, naturalization papers were issued
t6Jlcds GRbssrs6ae ebaRl & hatRs q
Switzerland.
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1ol w asasaeId Saacknlarket sias
xJube 7174a cattle % iaa per- pounds
sheep, saa4S sperr pound Hogs Sc per
| pound. Ell NALL rnsraaL as.l,n.l.r LIZ. -,
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Notice s,itiSB to ailding' ri ',e,i tors 81

fIt' ltHFf UlIA ------ 80 IiIfII !i.lf3ti FIul
hoTlck r. hereby given that sealed nssRe-
~ sails will be received At the Apditssig Or
ncs, in Woods6sld, Monroe, County, oAis, -
Jnly u. u O'clock y, 1878 fcr hsilails 4 Nv
The old Jail building must b csnsidSssA
Is part PaEonl contract sfi new yslijsH 4
Bidders ere requested to state IN their,hs@s
al Ehat price they viii take the cid lsildine-
Plans and specifcations can b pesss ~
Auditor s ofaoe In said county, amer shs 41h
day of Tune, is7s.H Rack. BID nsst y a.
companied byi good bond 91q 9a'ais'l9e
EsilThs conmissionefs ksssrss the Ffgks'ts
rejeos one Or allfhidt.sf0i nsus iTitis fisiu
.al9 .s4sWNa WEDDLE. .sdi
., Aaditsr Monroe Co., ohio.
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June 14-Flour4 00a7 90; Wheat
92as5c; Corn 35a36c: Oats 23c; Rye
53c; Barley 48c.
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.kEIf qou'waut thenews of Monroe
County, the general news Of importance,
late market reports, subscribe for The
SrrRq-~FsRms.-o oneyear f 90 asix
month"; ,csqtsSI 9dies. North of The
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TRUTHS,


+ i Best Rltfers Ever llades roi,|
ms They srslpomrcandeds sdfsomi Hops
Buchu. Maudrake and andellonesI
8The oldest, best, and most valuable medt.|
Acines In the world and contain all the
bsst and mosticafsths ptopeaiss lsf all
6othes, Bittefs .sbeing the 9steatest . Blood|
kPurifier.i Liver Regulatory and Lifs|
and Health, Restoring Agent on sarth.-.|
No q q seasss or " w. heath H Gan possibly loas
Rexist where these Bttters are hsed, 80 va
ried ana perfect are thsif operations.
They give. 'ide1' life audS viEor ID the ]
aged and in6rm. " 70 all whose employ
meuis ausesirrsgulaRitS Of the bowels o.
urinary organs. OF Hherequlrsan aAppe-
Htzer, Tonic and mild Stimulant, the 50
Bfttefs are Invaluable, being highly Gu,
E 3rativet tonic, and stimulating, wlthouy1
inioxicating.ts sai ha'iRoisi'e eeisi
siNo, matter what your feelings Or symp. /
toms are, what the disease or aitment Il,
3nse Hop Bittera DON'T wait snnsii you |
are sick, but If you only feel bad or mfs.
Serab.a.e use the ,Bitters, at sres. .ItImAyI
Save your life. Hundreds have been
Hsavsd by so doing "a $500 81 win bel
Npaid for case they will not cute or help.
Do not suffer yourself or let y6nf
trisldso suffer- bat use and urge them toI
use. Hop Bitters'Isa sil3 nl sy,Ui7;Fi
3 Remember, Hop Bittersis MOI vile drug
Hged, drunkenI npstrum, but the ,Pnrestl
Eand iBss, Medicine eyer made; the "Iuvesl
Y DIS Friend and Hope. ami no psrsop
aor family should be without them, TryI
a,ha Bnters to-day. - -. W.
ATrs Hop Congh Cure and Pain
Relief.
For sale by,J. 4. JUpKTNS, and;
EPoPE & cASThk. Druggists, Woods
Held, ehiS.av Isss poy bib .,sts,s
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OBITUARY.
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DiED-Of diphtherid, March 2, 1878,
MATTE j.. daughter Of DAVID and ELlz
-ABATH MoKELyK. aged y years and le
Mxrrir vas find ana adecsionate add
beloved by all who knew her. Alas,
there IS void In that family circle, and
we know they NOUN and feel sad when
they think Of her Who was SO lovely IN
life. But before her spirit Winged its
early fight, she esbafie them all goodby
to 60 to her God, and now she has gone
to athat God bipe whose house are many
mansions and she has obtained the crown
which isiincorfuptible, lde6led, and that
fadeth not away eternal IN the heavens.
M4rys x~ afEispd te all indeed q 4 s1o2
Who tried to comfort when in nesd;
She seonselatipa eemedltosbsre. , ~
In trials that any were called to bear.
But we shall see MATTE here no more,
Suffering on this earthly shore;
Her voice is hushed, her spirit fed,
Her body numbered with the dead.
A sweet serene upon MATrIE's face did De.
b hold, " SsS Ts 1
EAltdoush her body now in desthswas soldss5
Which caused me TO raise my thoughts aboye
When her spirit fled through Savior's love.
MATTE now from death, sin and sorrows
lUk fress5 81 IStS ea5EEJI q
To dwell forevermore, o Lord, with Thee;
70 sing ssalvstioa's story ip sonoert with tina
blood-washed throng,
Glory and praise fprevermore TO whom it dot
belong.
! II. SAwYERs.
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.rakgEJAMEs BoLEHs Of Lee township,
died on FidsS the TtR qnsto' He leaves
wife and seven children to mourn. his
,SssHBI0H blOd3lB0H . 'al8biiBd
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Lower Salem, June 4, 1878.

:
Proceedings Of Csn.msn Pleas
sr> g --s7 6Aass rt.a .as2zsssssESs.-s q.
! Court convened On Tuesday, the 1Ith
Iinst.f present
W. II FRAs1EH, NJ sFitsa Judge.
J. T. JuDKIEs,S TT Y T7EF Clerk
W1ELrAM READ, s@AAAAs Sheriff
Leave to iile reply's, demurrer's, and
answers was granted in q number soI
cases apa qulteFa NUMBER of cases were
continued.
Apn A. Goss vsWrren Wells; bss,
tardy; continued at cost of defendant
The Grand Jury made the following
report: w.. '',@ a@es,5e.. e-,5oH ne
Charles Smith, assault with intent to
I-.l
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Observation-Disclosures "a IA. 4.-Hogs-
Firm; common 2 9oa3 Is; light 9. ] goa
3 3a;t packing 3425a3 40,bu cher5.8 40
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Employmentlf for LADIES' and Gem
~ sa0i0 stlelnen at Home.

Ec sa0d0 stleInen at Home.
, Our attention has been called TO some
new and laborlsaiing coSkiog utensils+
recently invented. One Of which, the
universaI Weight ana Measuring Uten
Sill for weighing flour, sugar; butter, and
measuring molasses, milk and all KINDS
of liquids used in cooking, entirely su.
perseding expensive scales. The Patent
Centennial Cake Pan, the best and most
|co6vsniens Cake Pan ever made, and
which every housekeeper will have when
they see its advantages over all others.
Also. the Kitchen Gem, a plated wire
boiler to hape inside Of an culinary
Epot, fd ,boiliAg allIkiws 0t vegetables
teggs, ETC, whicss when done, can nNbsSfe
moved at once perfectly dry without
lifting the heavy sooty pot off of the
ssove. 4. Thess goods ese seM exclusive
y throughIagents 10 fshiaies. and offel
apleedia pppoi itapis to ssas Fslhbl'
lady or gentleman canvasser Of thi.
county to secure the agency for very
profitable business, For terms, terri
tory, etc write TO L4A Brown y GO.
No. 442 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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EE JudgeNFR received a tele-
gram last,Ffbisg sssnlng ginforming him
tt@ his Ao,hst vas danseronsly ili He
leI tnmediately for home. Ebe sregu-
laf jurymen were notified to repoftS to-
dAy, the 18Th inst.
E6GG llNll1
w By . recent DECISION Of the Su.
pteme 0C0rHof odio, all deeds must be
recorded withirsix- -mvntbs-after -theil
execution to effect a good title. And
yet manysrersops will neglert from yeal
to year to get their r-deeds recorded, OF
even % get theft lands frahsfsstted lto
their, oEnl names for taxations 81 ..o15ia
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: CATTLE MARKETS.

St. I.ouis-June 14-LHoes.-Ship
ping 3 ,0Oas 20;t packing 3 ,0oa3 20;
butchers to extra 3 25a3 80, asav,,.,r
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2MWs gIfs nfllfates AZ hfpfldqiFpgg
Fairs III this and tRo adjoiniug counties
washihgtda, sspteMbaf 4th, 5af d 9Th
.BsAbnsa sePtenbsras6, 18th &2oa
Monroe September lzthe 18th, A 18th,
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ssEH-Me are '6uthdrized to aannounee
that Elder KrSPis u psnnsyyffvsainias,, : Vim
preaeh in the, Christian CHURCH here,
commencing FridaySevening, June 2Sth,
and continue over Sunday.
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NOgICE.1

: " fstiJ alIii --5.7klA y FIf"F3i .
NoTICIi 10 hereby given that. ths ceusaii.t Il
IN ,siouers Of uonros County, Ohio VIII :
meet a thsir once IN, Woodsisld. sAT m;s
Aonday, the 15sh day Of July, 1874 !;
For the purpose Of recs wing and eonsidsTiag
petitions In favor Of Ard rem sasaiGxssa
againss The srsosion Of sssw Isu taiiaiig ssf
the lss sf saidssalsy. .oa9sdwpa ,ssn9 ti~,'
saf 81 I'd. ieili I'D q WM. E1pAAA has
~ d sass Aulisss, hssree Ca oAis,asu
1snsstlRHssy4 il ds anilan7s .1stier la.,ol
H.saaAl .Ea4s.. syie
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Rnlladelnhia,

June l4-sNour g. O0a7c fi0d, Wheat, /
l2at 20; ; u Corn 44a45c Oats 29a30c: :
Ryea 5Ss6Oc. asTailIOH bas Tsz1 sas1 y8
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WOOL.

/ The New York Economist in discus
sing the wool market says that prices as
q general tHing favor the buyer The
editor says that be had conversation
"with the buyer Of one of the best mills
in New England, and be learned that he
was offered 100000 pounds of Xxx Ohio
fleece in the city Of Boston 1t 32t cents
cash, aud he refused, because he had
enough supplies of that kind on hand at
present to meet the necessities Of his
mill: :"zYaIGUd YnnOiIgi !;
We presume that this means neso wool
Otherwise it does not agree very well
with asremark in the same article to'the
effect that swell conditioned Xxx Ohio
heeces are rule depressed and not worth
one mill over 35c, for ed seasoned wool
which cost 46c over II months ago."
The reason for this depression in wool
is stated by the Economist to bethat the
trade in wooden goods is very alanguid,
and likely to remain 90 for some time
yet
-..fhis-isreadily seen-hy the extensive
stoppage OF mills engaged in the produc
ton of cloth adapted to mems wear
The very finest wooden goods, which O
Few years ago were regarded cheap at tt
yard, cannot be disposed, Of now with
any freedom at % 90 and IL il 70 bt
feared that the finest worsted coatings
have even seen their best season, as the
demand is more and more running in the
way of low.priced goods.Y
The last Wool Growers Bulletin
(Steutenvilis reports 'satse at the wool
house there, TO the extent Of 35, 900 lbs
at from "a TO- 44 cents; 1t says thai
''some little wooi'is being bought among
the farmers at 33 for old and 80 Tor new
and 20 Tor unwashed The. EBulletir
seems toothink that wood whining Q
better price later in the season. 1t says
it's local correspondents ''seem tol be try
ing to- Ok Tie price Of washed wool a
about S3cs Buyers say SOC mtfst BE tht
limit. Farmers cay they must have S5c
while some Withhold aiiopg wbilefo
4oct'w ,oslA ..sIyI. 81 bus tssisl sdi 70
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Road Tax Receipts..

..xNotics isNllereby givenz "a AToxnship
Clerks and Trustees that they can OBJ,
!4nkSal Faa receipts II ET4t srlnif'' 4
Office at "A cents per hundred.
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,HETempeYaqce meeting, at the NJ. e
Chnroh ON ednesday evening khext.-

Let there be good turn out, as it is de-
sired to make arrangements for tenn.
perance celebration to be held in Woods
field in short time. s. AZ d.,
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King Cotton hashis throne Id Texas,
over 46. 900 bales more than Che product
pfany other Stats il The Union, having
been raised there last year. ~ n,.'l Diia
Mrs. Sarah Ross 5Cerwin, widow OF
Governor Corwin, died donthe 10th inst,
ofapoplexy at her homestead in Lebanon
Warren county, Ohio, in her eighty-third
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tQuaker City Independent
JERE. WlLLhAAss Democrat, sand sWM;
F. HUNTER, Republican, both of Mon
Zoe edpnti spula lmakes istrong team
for Congress in that district. They are
both coed msmaa .asHs1tI 8aslxa4
qsxIk YtN}iv. st1s...fah 4 s..naq aaIIi
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e. Gu 10 MoRRIs 4 ARAsrnoss's for
Br. Is 4 RN rs =
THE BARNESyILLE DENTIST,


THE BARNEsyIBL.LI.El DENSTIIsT,
Makes specially OF FIRST CLASS DEN
tai Work and guarantees satisfaction,
No first class work alloeeds tesleavs
the Office without renderingaeptirs salts.
factions 51s y 'sekEssE
Cheap work is made-if desired-and
prieesares governed by the demands Of
my patrons sad the qaslity uofMhe aser.
vice rendered.
Visits, Malaga, .MAtonsburg. ,Bealls,
vile and Jerusalem every month. x
postal addressed to tho undersigned a.
Barnesville will notify you when / visit
these places Am at thefofilGs the last
DAYS OF the week, s1@sdn lisa oJ bsGiaYss,
3'' ''' :" - h. F. 0BaRsr, idsi
MaY2S-2m, ii, Barnesville. Ohio.
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IT, -, ID. 81, GOO. u

held in Berlin on the 18th inst. Prince
BISMARCK was chosen President. Mem
bers OF the CSngress express the belief
that its business will be concluded with
iptxp lwes4e} ID HIdIH
The Republican State Convention
nominated the following ticket at Gin
cinnatj opt the l2th sipst 3 Secretary ql
State, MILTON BARNES ;, Supreme Judge,
WIIBiAa wHtrE; ssBoafd Oft Public
Works, GEORGE PAUL.
sTHE Judiciary Committee ofthe House
of Representatives last week BY
8 nays to one yea vote that the title OF
President HAYES, to his Office, is not to
- n - l. u Al -.
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a1Pot Flower. of al kinds Tor ~;
ut Mrs. WAYS.
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ITEMS.


GOLD closed in New York on the l4th
inst, at $1,000.
SENATOR THuRMAT.sshoSsy vellsto the
front FOE tie Presidency ii 1880. ' e
TURKEYS chief representative in 8 The
Congress is a Greek and a Christian.
! .ms iRspa6licsns platform will Ibs
found in this paper. It's nice 'un.
|. bfsaoscHHahfilS bfsaoscHHa ahfilS slate cosSseen.ion 1t c..
|iumbus on Wednesday, 'fhs 'fhs t9 ,2sshI instr
+ AN interesting chapter Of the Louis.
lana fraudsinEestigatiom waLobe found
on our first page. 'eH ''vFi'
RreHAnD KIDRs vac killed at Quincy,
Belmont county, on the 9th inst, by the
falling of a roof OF coal mine.
DRtEekTRs-te- the Democratic State
Convention on the 26.h inst, will be
.cagsfsy&a saih0adss sssss eatsper
mile.
The Ildise 40 cutting q jaak ont
on the fraptiet and WI, conshusv 10 do
so-on paper 4untils aftefs Congress ad.
| journs. The Indians are afraid the
arayDSil1be Esasceds kkEnDbl
Tar time me- for s. holding ss the convention
lin this, 18th, Congressional District viii
pfebabl5lbe fixed by the delegssesTfrom
the several counties II attendance at The
Democratic State Convention.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANr, sthesSeteran
Editor otsthe Nv. Peat died in New
YM City &e morning d the 18th inst
His death was the IsesalsIof injuries re.
ceived by fall a few days previous, !,
W. ~ TAILoR, T,.AsIqLs,, Esq a native of Epern.
sey County and resident of Cincinnati,
represented Monroe County in the Re.
publican State Convention last week.
Our Republicans are not enthused this
'.'s, :4.ass.., .k,a .s0a Goo. va,
held in Berlin on the 18th inst. Prince
BISMARCK was chosen President. Mem
bers Of the Congress express Sths BELIEF
| that its business will be concluded with
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sid ~ 40 Fifl0t. Yssr sheriff Y. q, a. iis
HuHrER L MALLORY. aAtty's. z 5gil Al ooRlq
shsrias ofivs., Wooda1sld, Jane Is, ls7s.sI,
June l8,78w5. Ssp
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SENATORS, do not seem 10 be very anx-
i6pst stoisarFe 90 ! Mr. Matthews invest,
T eating committee. Three of them have
fiechneaa eeharacterof the Louisiana
gentry is not calculated to invite ascelose
acquaintance with them.
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BealIsville win fasdvai4n the NJ. E.
Church of that place ON the evening of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-07
Nror,cE Is HEREBY GIVEN that IN

4
~ pursuance of Order of the District Court of the
Second Judicial District in and for the County of Ornsby
OF Nevada made the 9Th day of August
in the matter Of Guardianship Of the and estate OF
Charles T. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Egar Smith,
and Ena Smith, the undersigned, the guardian of the
said and estate will sell private sale the high
bidder for cash. gold coin of the United States the
18th DAY OF JANUARY, A D. 1873, subject to confirm
alton OF the said District Court at the law Office of T. D.
Edwards No. King street. all the right title interest
" OF Ornsby, State of Nevada, judgment obtained
therein the Both day of November, A. D. 1877, and
stsd the 9Th day OF December A D. 1877 in favor
Of iisOn and Barber, plaintiffs and against Robert Simp
and Jennie Simpson. his wife, defendants for the
priI ipal Of Five Hundred $500 Dollars with inter
to date of Judgment amounting the of
Fifty our and AZ 100 1854 49, together with 900 attor
ney fees and costs of this suit taxed at $51 160 said
mounting the aggregate to Seven Hundred and
Fiv md 63l00 dollars in United States gold coin, and
tn The said principal of $500 bears interest from the
Of judgment at the rate of two and one-half CD per
pr month"; and Clerks accruing costs in the of
3Ol0O and all which may byreason of ad
1rtisn commissions of SALE etc, all in gold coin of the
United States, and to directed, commanding TO sell
real property set out in said Decree and Order of
e, satisfy the the above demand, to wit That GER
piece of land in Carson City Ormsby County State of
avada called and known and being the whole of Lot
TIMBER Five 90 in Block Number Sixty three (63( in
Proctor and Green's Division of said Carson City, and in
thereto have levied upon and will expose at
public auction to the highest and best biz for cash in
United States gold coin, MONDAY, HE 3Ist DAY
door between the hours of A. and NJ to wit: at
One O'Clock M, all of the real property described
of the said minor heirs in and to that said piece of land
situate lying and being in the County of Douglas, and
of Nevada and described follows, to wit: What
is known the Wsrm Springs Smith Ranch; terms
and condition of SALE cash. gold coin of the United States
on day OF sale.
decl4 w. H. SMITH, Guardian.
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NOTICE OF SUIT.
"a. CALVIN, PLAINTIFF, vs.. MORRIS

A "a. CALVIN, PLAINTIFF, vs.. MORRIS
"A CALVIN, Defendant.
To Morris Calvin Defendant You hereby notified
that the plaintiff A. R. Calvin, has brought suit against
YOU in the Second Judicial District Court o. the State of
Nevada in and for the County of OrmSby divorce
the ground neglect your part for the period Of
wear 20 provide the common accessories OF life, such
lect not being the result of povcrty which YOU could not
avoid bv ordinary industry and aO for the custody Of
the child Eleanor.
You are further notified to appear and answer the CON
plaint in said action on before THURSDAY, AUGUST
FIFTEENTH Q5thl EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND StE
FNTy HIGHT Q87Sl and if you do 'o; default will
,nterod. Ind the trial of said Wa proceed upoA
~ complaint and such default.
= est 5. ii. WHICH,, GS.r:c1 JGu5c
ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
18th. iW
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ORDINANCE NO. 40.

An Ordinance in relation to the Office of City Assessor
Of Carson City, the duties and compensation of said
officer.
TIE Board of Trustees of Carson City do Ordain:
SECTION The City Assessor of Carson City shall annu
ally all taxable property of the inhabitants OF said
ely and being in said city for city taxation, at
property for State and county taxation He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll Of such assessment but
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
r1ade for State and county taxation by him.
SEctIoN 2 The City Assessor of said City shall receive
annual salary of hundred dollars in United States
cold coin which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him q said city such officer.
SECTION 3. All Ordinances heretofore adopted, far
v as they conflict with The provisions Of this Ordnance
are hereby repealed
Approved. JAS A. ST. CLAb
Carson City, June H. 1877. President 70 ten.
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ORDINANCE NO. AZ.

Al Orriineuoe to Abolish Opiun-smokins Dena
The Board of Trustees Of Carson City do ortian:
Section l. No person persons SHALL within the limits
Of Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate o.
where persons e4uent assemble for the pur
pose OF smoking opium and all such places, houses
rooms, hereby declared to be nuissnces.
Section Any person who shall violate any Of the pro-
visions of Section Of this Ordinance, SHALL conviction
thereof be punished by fine not exceeding hundred
dollars or Imprisonment than fifty days. or by
bolh such fine and Imprisonment in the discretion Of the
Court. D. A BENDER, President Pro tsngt
Attest: ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
Carson CITY. June IL. 1877.
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IT TBw DIsTR,CT COURT. sEe OND JU-

TT The DISTRICT COURT. SEG OND JU-
dicial District and for Ormsby County, State Of Ne
vada
the OF the estate and guardianship Of Charles
Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Smith and En-
ma Smith, minors.
1t appearing this Court from the petition this day
presented and filed by W. H Smith, the guardian of the
persons and of Charles Smith Clara Smith, Alice
Smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for order
sale Of certain real estate belonging his wards that is
necessary and would be beneficial to said wards that such
real estate should be sOld it hereby ordered that the
of kin of the said wards and all interested in
the said estate, appear before this Court MONDAY
THE 23d DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1877 at ten O'Clock A NJ,
the Court Of this Court in the County of Orsby
then and there to show why order should not be
granted for the sale Of such real estate.
it is further ordered that copy Of this ordLr be
published least four successive weeks before the said
SO and published in said county of Ormsby. Dated June
23d, 1877. S. H WRIGHT,
District Judge
STATE NEVADA, County of Ormsby, SS-1, Alfred
dem County Clerk and ofico Clerk Of the Second Ju-
ca1 District Court in and for said County and State, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Is full and copy
of e original order Of said Court in the matter above
stated the appears file and Of record in my
office.
49,, In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
f. hand and the Seal Of said Court this twenty third
| No. day Of June, A. D. 1877
- ALFRED HELM. Clerk.