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CRICKET.
| THE ST. GEORGES AGAIN DEFEATED-AN EASY
,.rrronx oA1Nrn. ny TIE WEsrERN TEAM.

THE ST. GEORGES AGAIN DEFEATED-AN EASY
VICTORY GAINED BIZ THE WESTERN TEAM.
some OF the hes, crckctng seen IN this locality Tor
many years was witnessed at tho Hoboken grounds
Yesterday when the ST. Georges Club played the
Peninsula rClub OF Detroit Mich. The visitors brought
over an excellent team, and it apparent from the
first that their opponents mad not the slightest shadow
OF a chance IL was admitted on all hands that tho
bowling OF Dale the best ever seen on the
ground. White also took number OF wckets.
less than an hour suiccd for the ST. Georges nrst
nn,nys and they returned to the tent with the sad
score of % The ground was lively and Bance made
n good stnrt with Hosford. he was the only one
10 score double figures; Moran, the next besf,
gong out for g. The batting oi the visitors was also
GOOD Franc,s played III excellent form lie com
neuced with hit or three, theh go, Two singles, hen
lry,ne's score a remarkable one-he had three
threes, a SIX and single. Dale bad iour singles.
six ana couple Tho following Is the score:--
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ROWDYISM PUNISHED.

The gang Of young rowdies who conducted them.
selves so disgracefuly the steamer Thomas p. Way
on her return to Newark from Coney Island on Sun.
day evening, were yesterday arraigncd before Judge
OTTO, and sent to jail IN default OF heavy nnes Nsal
Fullerton, the one who was SO drunk that b could
not give his name when arrested, was jai fo
two moutns In default of S26 nne
Upon the. arrival OF the Magenta at Newark on sun
day night q man named John HcDncssy iclI over.
board a deck hand, John Gillin, bravely sprang
overheard to hts rescue, but ut the Market
street bridge succeeded In helping Hennessy out
before Gillin could reach him,
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

Collector Merritt did not reach the Custom House
yesterday until tho afternoon but as soon as he put 10
an appearance he was besescd by the usual number
OF office seekers These ure by no means confined 10
men. Tor a large number OF women have importuned
The Collector for places To oil these he has but
replythat department only sanctions seven IN
spcoiresscs aud ali these places arc hiied In the
clerical department. no Is not authorized to employ
ladies'
Surveyor Graham is learning the routine Of his
Office Mr. J. I. kcne his new private secretary, was
in yesterday and entered upon the duties OF mis-
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BUFFALO DRIVING PARK.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 20, 1878.
The last arrival OF horses entered for the races
commencing to-morrsw arrived last night All are
nne condition The track In the very best pos
sble shape. A light shower fell to-day, but the
weather has cleared up and there is every Indication
OF lne week sport. large number OF strangers
IN the city Pool selling Will 10 confined 10 the
truck proupds.
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PROSPECT Park FAIR GROUNDS

A trotting match Tor $500 a side, between road
horses owned Brooklyn, came OF yesterday at the
Prospect Park Fair Grounds
SUMMARY
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS, GRAvEsEyD l.. l.,
July 20 1s7s-Aatch $500; mile hcats, three in i've.
IN harness.
4. Lsyton's br. m. Lille. .................I
Nh linn tukp
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TOO MANY HANDKEkCHIEFS.

Detective Francis, OF tho Pennsylvania Railroad,
yesterday arrested young man describing himself
as william Young, aged eighteen, OF No. 159 William
street. this city, on suspicion OF completely In rob
bling passengers on the through trains OF the Pennsy-
vania Railroad. When searched at the First precinct
police station SO, one wallet aud ten pocket handker.
chiefs all stamped with different initials, we're found
IN his possession He said that he arrived from ST.
LOUIS only three weeks ago bat he was recognized
as person who had ridden on trans Tor over two
months the Judge decided 10 hold him for sxamina'
ton.
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FOOTBALL.

AT the west End, Jersey CITY, yesterday forenoon.
q game OF football was played between the Essex
Football CLUB, OF HUDSON city, and the Clinton Foot
ball Club, of Jersey CITY. The best nino in nftesn
games wero arranged TO DO played at three several
meetings, yesterday being the nrst The tnssle IS for
"A beautiful premium bail and the champ fp DO
tween the pupils OF two schools. The Clintons won
the first two and the last goals, while the third and
fourth were won by Essex
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YACHTING NOTES.

Sioop Sadie, AVG, Mr.. Henry A. Colo, arrived at
Newport yesterday.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will hold special meet
log this evening fix tho date OF their annual cruise
Sloop Thistle, of the Boston Yacht Club, Mr.. +. g
Palmer, from Boston, bound V New York, came To
an anchor off the HERALD Telegraph station, ut White
stone last night She intended to proceed first tide
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THE BEACON PARK MEETING.

The Monmouth Park Association nave decided not
to hold any meeting late In August But it is under.
stood that they Will assist all in their power make
the meeting 10 be given at Beacon Park, Boston, by
some of tue members OF the somerset Club sue.
cess he meeting will take place on the 2Sth. 29th
ana Both OF August.
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NEWPORT YACHT CLUB.

NEWPORT. r. l., July 80 1878.
At a mostng OF the Newport Yacht CLUB, held last
evening the following officers elected Tor the
ensuing year :-Com modore. Samue! r. Pratt OF Bos-
ton; Vice Commodore, Henry A. Mott, OF Now York;
f. NJ. Stoadman. u. ). n; Measurer, Richard You
mans, OF Newport The CLUB Is making arrangements
Of regattas, the rst TO take place at an
narly daV
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An exciting game of hnudba, four handed, was
played yesterday afternoon at the New YORK Handbal
Court. Madison street. The contestants were John
Sheridan and +. Mckeone against J. McQuadc ana
thomas O'Neiil, The rub was tho best three IN i've
games. Thc lrst was won by McQdado ana O'Neil,
but tho next three were won by sheridan ana Nc
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AMERICAN RACKErS.

Tho last OF the series OF games at American rackets
between Professor Johp Manix and b. McQuade, was
played yesterday at McQuade's court aud resulted in
victory for the Professor
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OUR RETURNING OARSMEN.

Tho report that George ". Loe tho Triton oarsman,
hid arrived on Sunday in the Adrac proves untrue.
He is expected In the Ethiopia as are also the Shoe
wac cae.mcttes Tho latter will rem ain In Newark
tue guests OF the Eurekas until afor the National Re
gatta In August.
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WITHDRAWAL OF THE REMINGTON pR1zE-1N.

TERvIEw WITH MR.. A. AFFORD.
The withdrawal OF tbs Remington prize OF $780,
offered in The fall OF 1876 for competition 900
1000 yards, was tho subject OF much conversation
amoag rinemen yesterday. Tho FIRST competition
for this prize took place April IA, 1877 whom Mr.. /.
L. Allen the winner 1t has subsequently
been offered for competition about ten times
tho mouthly programmes OF tho National
Rife Association. The match was not
popular and sufficient entries to nli It wore only
obtained on three occasions. The prize was won in
these three matches by Messrs. J. p Waters, II. S.
Jewell and ]. L. Allen. In April OF this year the
directors OF the National Riao Association applied
TO the Remington Company for the amount OF the
prize, demand which they had never previously
made. The Remington Company replied that whenever
the prize three times by one competitor, &C
cording to the conditions the money would be forth
until so won. The National itAe Association then
omitted the match from their programme for May,
that it was 10 be shot Switnout recourse to the
National Rifle Association" Sufficient entries were
not obtained 70 shoot u IN June and ~ was pat on
viso. But when the superintendent OF the Greed
Range applied TO lhe Remington for the sealed
packages Of ammunition used tor The match, he was
told THAI tar as they were concerned, tho match
was considered as Withdrawn.
HERALD reporter held some conversation with
member oil the Board OF Directors OF the National Rifle
Association the subject yesterday afternoon. This
gentle man thought that the members OF tho ng-
ton firm had been offended A. being asked Tor tue
money, ard that the request was reasonable. The
orr ze I'D been won four times twice by one gencman
ana was only right the National Rifle Association
should he anxious to secure the money for which they
would become responsible, case Mr. Allen were TO
win It again He the request for 1t was made
with all duo courtesy and did not think that those
who have already won the prize could insist on the
continuance OF the competitions. hold the
ton responsible IN any way for the money.
Mr. A. Afford, Of the firm of f. Remington Sons,
was also spoken TO the matter he sad the lrm
md not Withdrawn the prize, bat that the association
had done SO when II ieit the match out Of It's pro-
tton especially the match had not proved popular.
He had refused his consent 10 the announcements that
the ma CHI would be shot "without recourse TO tho
National Riho Associations" and mad given counte.
nance to any movement to scoptinue II after
/: was hrst removed from the programme. He con-
sidered the request OF tho National Rifle Association,
that the money be furnished TO them, unreasonable,
as they had never made Il previously He contended
that, with the assurance that the money would be
forthcoming when won, tho association should not
have taken the match from their programme. As MT.
Aloro supposcs there now an end TO tho matter hc
has no Intention OF moving any farther ia regard
IA
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ONE NILE AND EIGHTH.
Kenny, liz lbs, $50; Dan X, lO3 lbs, $40; Blon-
DELL 80 los, 500; Rhadamanlhus, IL IDS $50; Lady
SAVERS, lOl los, $50; Springbrauch, 90 lbs, S25;
W. Higgins, l0l lbs, $50; Queenstown q, I0l lbs,
$40; Jack Screw, 70 los sll; Bcresina So lbs, $40;
Snowoen, so lbs $40; FusIade. II lbs, $40
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The youngsters behaved very nicely when brought
before the starter and at the first attempt he dropped
the n,g TO u good start. Feridu, j. W. Norton aud
Lulu went away with their heads parallel Grand
Master fourth, Kingston nth, Boardman sixth Alter
rapid run up the fractional track j. W. Norton went
out OF the snute on TO tho regular track neck
front OF Lulu, Kingston third, Ferida iourth,
Grand Master Nth, Boardman SIXTH all Tapped
the osncr. Getting broadside on
to the people in the stand II
That Lulu was eading by neck j. W. Norton second,
Ferida third, Kingston foartb. Grand Master iitn
Bosrdman SIKH. Wncn the youngsters reached the
tbreeqoarter pole after several changes the lower
turn, Kingston had the lead, Ferida second, Board
man third, Lulu fourth, Grand Master NTH. j. W.
Norton SIKH. Lulu then closed up to FeTida and
Boardmun at the seven iuriong pole, aud the
side and side Tor several jumts. Then Lulu began
retire, and alter good nnsh Ferida won the by
length, Boardman second, Two lengths IN trout OF
Lulu Grand Master fourth Kingston nth, j. W. Nor
ton SIKH. Time, /: 1873
SECOND
was for purse OF 5000 OF which 500 and the
trance money to the second horse Winners OF 900
AT his meeting to carry lbs. extra Maidens four
years Old ana upward allowed lbs. Mile heats
There were four starters, comprising G. L. Lorard's
chestnut nly Louanier, BY Lever Lady Hard
away, years old, 81 lbs. Evans Hoiloways chest
nut Empress ilatc Frankicl by Re-
voiver, dam SKippsr, years old, l06 lbs. George
II. Rce's bay lilly Miss Maloy. by Pat Mailoy, dam
by Enquirer, years Old, 81 los aud Charles Reca's
Chestnut colt Mechanic, by Chiincothe, dam Matte
T.. years old, lis lbs. Tho following Is "a list Of
fc.v. hast nla said Inn
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hen, by Dickens, dam Anne Arundel 5years OLD $500
es lbs and Well HIS tay coli Princeton, BY Oakland,
dam Wom5al, years old, $500 l0l lbs Hattie +. was
the iavorts in the roofs Just before the start the
cause bng tnat Mr. Bevins had secured the services
Of SIR. Loriard's jockey. Barrett 10 ride his mare.
The following are few OF the pool sales made just
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THE RIFLE.
MILITARY PRACTICE AT caEEpMooR BY MEM
BERs OF THE SECOND DIVISION, NATIONAL

MILITARY PRACTICE AT cREEDMuoR BY MEN,
BERs OF THE SECOND DIVISION, NATIONAL
GUARD.
A detachment Of the Second Division, National
Guard numbering 257 men. visited Cresdmoor yes
tsrday for rifle practice Major p H. Rappsuhosgsn
was in command. and the shooting conducted
under the objection of Majors W. j. Powell and II.
Storey. Ths weather favorable and the practice
fair The members OF cavalry organizations, armed
with carbines shot the GLASS 25) and 800
yards, instead OF 800 ana 400 The following is q de-
tailed account OF the practice:-
The Fifteenth battalion OF Infantry, OF Brooklyn,
had 10 men on the range Thir.y-two qualified in
the third class and the following IN the second:-
Color Sergeant A. Toddenhausen, 33; Captain J. A.
sulter, 80; Sergeant ). Lantenberger. 81;
Captain p. sturer, 81; Captain J. d. Car
roll, so; Private II. schoenhut, IS; Private H.
Rohers, %; Captain b, Dezenkolb. 81; Lieutenant G.
Pope, 81; Corporal II. Rohip, 81 Private H. Brier,
u; Captain P. Alsgood, 20; Corporal c. Dietz,
20; Sergeant J. Lakeman, 20; Private l..
Daien, rs; Corporal B. Ottmer 25 ron also
qualified Tor tue Marksman's Badge on the following
ssores-sspssn o. LaSsmsn ss Gas.ain A.
Toddenha usen, 20; Captain H. Won Delcn, IS Captain
p Alseood 81; sergeant O. II. Lutz, %; Private Il.
Schoennut 25; Captain J. d. Carroll, 20; Captain b.
Dezenkolb, %
sont out thirty mon, o: whom twenty-iour quail
fed IN the third class The following qualifying scores
also made in tho second Private = Geisser,
"a; Private j. senaen 80; Private q. Market, 3d. Prl
vaio H. Meyer 29 Private &. Platte, rs; Private j.
Kucks, 20; Private G. J. wiese, 25 Sergeant r. Oct
zen, %; Private j. II. Berge, %
Twenty three members OF Troop G, Brooklyn cav
airy shot the third class. Thirteen qualified, and
OF them the following also scored the required num-
Der OF points in second class Private W. Young,
81; Private N. Onrogger, 20; Private G. Narschiodt,
rs; Sergeant G. hynes, ~ Lieutenant j. Benith, rs
The Gatling battery Of Brooklyn was represented
by twenty-five men, OF whom nine qualified IN inc
third and six in the second class Tho scores of the
latter follows. G. Beebe %; Pri-
vate f. H. Josin, 27 Captain i. A. Edwards %; Coz
p0ral q. N. Urquhart 26; Sergeant W. y. Dawey, 20
C. W. Christensen, 20
The Seventeenth separate company Of infantry, Of
Flushing L. l., sent thirty-three men. Twenty.four
qualified the third and the following In tho second
cass:-Sergeant NJ. Cunningham, 40; Private 81.
Mhelan, SS; Private j. Mailman. 81 Private W. 3.
Private b. Hunt. ~; Corporal f. Marin, %; Private
L. j. Doran, %.
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HANDBALI,.

%
To-day the Penins uiars pluy the staten Island CLUB
at Camp Wash ngtop, Staten Island.
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The following arc the horses that Will start In the
tomorrow the weights they will carry and
Inc nrces they brought in the pool sales this after
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-04

DY VIRTUE OF DEC REF AND ORDER
of Sale issued out of and under the seal of the Hon
Second judicial District Court in and for Ormsby County
and State of Nevada judgment obtained therein on
the Sth day of July A D. 1878, in favor of VIM r. Mus
grove executor of the estate of William Patterson, de
ceased and against Adolphus atz and Ann Waltz, for
the Of 81 o00 With interest thereon at the rate OF two
() per cent per month from the 18th day Of November
A D. 1875; and the further of S52 with interest
thereon at the rate of two 0 per cent month from
the 14h day of October A D. 1877 until paid and the
further of 500 76 with interest thereon from the 9th
day of December, A d 1877 until paid at the rate OF
two ~ per per MONTH and the OF $67 %, with
interest thereon at the rate of two O per cent month
from the 18th day of January A D. 1873, until paid and
the of s72 rs for costs and charges in this actoH to-
geher with all accring costs all in the gold coin of the
United States and to directed commanding to sell
certain real property set out and described in said decree
and order Of SALE and in pursuance thereto have levied
upon ami will expose a. public sale TUESDAY,, THE
22d DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1873, between the hours
Of A. and to wit, at O'Clock P. in front of
the Court House door in said Osby County to the high
and best bidder the following DIES crbd real property
to wit: Lots numbered a. ten 00) and the south
twelve 90 feet of lot @ in block numbered eight 49, OF
Proctor Green's Division of Carson City Ormsby County,
Nevada, designated the official map Of said Carson
City. S. T. SWIFT,
Carson City, September q, 1873. Sheriff.
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Pub1fs "


pursuance Of an Order Of the District Court Of th,
Second Judicial District in and for the County 81 Onsbt
Of Nevada made the 9Th day Of August 1877
in the matter Of Guardianship of the persons and este
and Fma Smith, the Undersigned the guardian OF the
said and estate will sell At private sale 10 the nigh
est bidder for cash gold Of the United States on inc
10Th DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1878 subject 20 confirm
alton said District Court at the law office OF r. ID.
Edwards No King street. all the right title, interest
" of Ornsby state of Nevada, on Judgment obtaneo
therein on the Goth day of November \. ID. 1877, ano
attet on the 9Th day Of December, A d. 1871 in favor
Of ellison and Barber plaintiffs and against Robert Smp
son and Jennie Simpson. his wife defendants, for the
eat thereon to date Of Judgment, amounting to the
Fvfour and 100 1854 49, together with 500 attor
news fees and costs o this suit taxed at SCI 1500; said
ns amounting in the aggregate to Seven Hundred and
that the said principal Nf $500 bears interest from the
date of Judgment at the rate Of two and 0nG-half ( pc
cent pr month and Clerks acCr1ng costs i'm the sum u
q 30lO0 and all costs which bvreasOn Of ad
yersng commissions Of sale, etc all in gold coin OF the
United States and directed commanding me TO ee1
certain real prOuCrty in said Decree and order ~
Sale satisfy the the above demand to Wit That CO..
tain piece Of land in Carson City Cmshy County state -
Nevada, called and known and being the whole 81 Lot
Number Five ~ in Block Number Siytythree tGl IN
Proctor and Green's Division Of said Carson city; and in
pursuance thereto have levied upon and will expose al
public auction the highest and best bidder for cash 10
United States gold coin ON MONDAY. THE 3lst DAY
DECEMBER, A. d. 1877, in front Of the Court H0usa
door between the hours Of and P. NJ. TO wit: at
One O'Clock P NJ all Of the real property described
of the said mirror heirs in and TO that said piece Of lard
situate living and being IN the County Of Do1glas and
lie known as the worm Springs or Smith Ranch tern.
and condition sale cash gold coin Of the United states
deei4 " Il SMITH Gnayi,s4.
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Ut THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC OND JV1-
dical District, and for Ormsby County State Of Ne
Vada.
In the Of the and guardianship OF Charles
D. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Smith and En-
Smith, minors.
1t appearing this Court from the petition this day
presented and fled by W. H. Smith the guardian of the
persons and of Charles Smith, Clara Smith, Alice
Smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for order OF
sale of certain real estate belonging to his wards that s
necessary and would be beneficial to said wards that such
estate should be sod is hereby ordered that the
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 NJ,
of this Court in the County of Ormsby
then and there show why order should not be
granted for the sale of such real estate.
And Is further ordered that copy OF this order be
published four successive weeks before the said
day of hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper print
ed and published in said county Of OTmsby Dated June
28d, 1877 S. IL. WRIGHT
District Judge.
STATE NEVADA, County of Orrnsby, SS.-I, Alfred
Helm, County Clerk, and ocio Clerk OF the Second Ju
dcal District Court In and for said County and State do
hereby certify that the foregoing is full and correct copy
Of abe original order Of said Court in the matter above
stated as the same appears file and OF record in my
office
-. In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
Js hand and the Seal of said Court this twenty third
~ day OF June, A. d. 1877.
49, ALFRED HELM. Clerk.
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NvnTECE u HFDIRS CIVrN TIL Az TIL
= undersigned Trustees of the Pancake Coal Company
corporation organized and existing rnder ard ~ virtue
Of the laws of the state of Nevada have called and do
hereby call meeting If tire stockholders Of said corpora
ton be held at the office Of the company Carson City
Nevada, Office of C fin. the nth UAN OF AUG
TST D. 1873 at II O'Clock of said day for The pur-
pose Of increasing the cta stock Of said company from
million dollars consisting Of fifty thousand hares
twenty dollars each to two million dollars consisting Of
one hundred thousand shares of twenty dollars each
June 10, 1878 G. DERRY
MARK STRATS,
HORACE CRANDALL,
JOHN r. WHITE,
COFFIN,
te21w9an17 Trustees of Pancake Coal COMPANY.
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District, State of Nevada, County Of Ormsby-In the
of the estate of William Patterson deceased
Upon reading and filing the petition of Alexander Lepo
in the above entitled matter praying that decree be made
authorizing aid directing the executor of the last will and
testament Of said deceased to convey to the said Alexander
Leport certain real estate to wit Lots Cd and
40 in block forty eight (4S) Of Sears Thompson Sears
division Of Carson City, Nevada, and that day of reu.
lar term Of said Court be appointed for the hearing of said
petition, aud that due and legal notice Of the pendency
said petition and of the hearing thereof be given
ing to law and it appearing therfrom that proper
therefor exists, it is hereby ordered that SATURDAY,
July eth 1877, day of regular term, wit of the
June A. D. 1877, term ?f this Court at the Court room
Of this Court in larson City, at 10 of said day be
appointed the time and place of the hearing of said pc
tion when and where all persons interested in said
may appear in the prescribed by law and
said petition, and that copy Of this order be pub
shed least week for four weeks before
aid bearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper pub
shed in OrTushy county, Nevada.
S. II. WRIGHT,
District Judge Second Judicial District.
Csrson q v, New, June 18th, 1877. fellows
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AvGTICF IL uFRLRY GIVrN THsT THF
y Assessor has this day delivered to the undersigned
the Assessment Roll for the fiscal year. together
with the book and the original lists of property and
Board Of Equalization at the County Clerks Office
Hs"nd~,. >ep'.mb-r Is n in tant
m lOd O'Clock NJ and cor tinue in session from time
Aetnias provided by law until the business Of equaiza
resented is disposed OF.
ALFRED HELM,
Clerk Board Of County Comm issOners.
Ormsby County, Nevada
Dated her 10 ISIS to5