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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

Mayor Hamlin Of Bangor has had
some trouble with the board Of aldermen
with regard to the city agency for the sale
Of intoxicating liquors. The aldermen
wanted Mr. Morrill, reappointed agent; the
mayor chose to appoint Mr.. Clayton.
Then the aldermen, some Of them, accused
Mr.. Clayton Of embezzlement. The mayor
invited them to appoint commissioners to
examine the affairs of the agency. The
commissioners examined not only Mr..
Claytons but Mr.. Morrirs accounts, and
found that while the new agents transact
ions were all square, there was a deficit
Of over 500 Mr.. Morrill, could not ex-
plain, and that he had been using the
city's money in trade with one Of the a.
dermen. Mayor Hamlin then called
meeting in the city hall, and reported
progress to the board. The hall was crowd
ed 10 witless the mayors triumph The
mayor made a speech in which he said he
feared the city had suffered severely IN
similar ways, in the past, but hoped 1t
would appear hereafter that it is no safer
to rob a corporation than an individual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29
Tn. Ours. OF Americans 1. Imp.tuo.ity

We cannot do anything moderately. We don ;,
take time TO eat or drink. When the season OF
social gatherings comes on in Winter, we ru,h
from one to another, night after night, until we
become tired out and the system Is run down
In Summer We fly to the watering places and idle
away our time in luxury. No wonder that we
become blaze" in middle life. Then we try med.
icines to recuperate, and often resort to nfortu.
nate stimulation in the vain hope OF woong back
our youthful energies. Every European sees
this. AS thinss are, the best remedy, when the
physical powers begin to decline, 10 the PERU.
WAN SYRUP, which has for many years been used
in exactly this direction. IL IL the best tonic
known 10 man and the least injurious. II restores
wasting energies, strengthens the system against
the insitious maladies which are induced BY
weakness, and builds up the system properly and
effectively. Sold by dealers generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29
DANGEROUS Sport.

Forty miles an hour down Mount
Washington was quite enough to take
away Signal Service officers breath.
Sergeant Cone had been ordered from the
summit to Washington d. c., and after
waiting several days for clear weather
decided to start last Sunday morning with
two companions. They had large sled
and intended to follow the track Of the
Mount Washington Railway to the base
af the mountain. The party reached the
level above Jacobs Ladder in safety, but
owing to the stoepness of the remaining
slope, the Sergcant's companions decided
10 halt, and leave him 10 continue hi:
tourney alone. With his baggage strapped
TO the sled, he made fresh start, but IN
stead of proceeding at the former rate Of
speed-twenty miles an hour-he dashed
down the mountain side with velocity
Of at least forty miles an hour. He soon
lost his balance, and was hurled one hun
dred feet headlong into the deep snow
His companions reached him as quickly
as they could, and then clambered dowr
TO the base of the mountain for assistance
and the Sergeant was finally carried K
Littleton on litter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

The Bland Silver Bill is fraud
disgraceful in itself and injurious TO all
classes of people, East and West, because
it intends that every debtor who owes
800 shall pay it with sen. o. Times,
Dem.
Reconciliation is progressing finely
in South Carolina. All the Republican
circuit judges have been got rid Of. When
the last Republican is driven from the
State the work of paci6cation may be
considered completed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

FRYKBURG w. r. Tarbo1, successor
TO John Evans in the harness business,
is having all the work he can do, and is
giving excellent satisfaction to his
patrons.
F. B. Osgood, Esq, recently of this
place, has opened law office at North
Conway, N. II.
f. f. Hastings, SON of d. r. Hastings,
is reading law 10 his fathers office.
Good dry hard wood is worth $500
per cord, and green from $3.50 to IS 100.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

BETHEL, Jan. 25.-Variety is said to
make life pleasant, aad surely the weather
gives Us enough OF it. First, q week OF
fine wheeling, then g playful snow
shower and the sleigh bells resume their
jingle. IT'S an i'll wind that blows no
one any good, and foot OF snow would
surely be big thing for wood haulers
and lumbermen. We learn the Bethel
Steam Mill Company have been obliged
to take their teams from the woods on
Riley Plantation, there not being snow
enough to haul their timber. On Dead
Diamond river the Company is doing
good business numbering. The snow is
said to be some over two feet deep in the
woods. Some over 5000. 900 feet of tim
Der have already been landed on the
lake.
Eben Richardson & Son have received
an order for 9, O0O, 600 spool strips to be
sent to England. They will also work
up some 500 cords OF birch and poplar,
besides the manufacture Of headings.
shovel handles, shingles, etc.
The Congregationslist society have
made great improvement in their
church, having recently put in two new
and improved furnaces and flock glass
windows.
John Pike IL Co. have moved from the
knight store to the Kimbal store in the
block, and have put in good assortment
OF goods, which they are selling cheap
for cash. Give them call.
Street lamps are getting to be quite
numerous on our streets, and are very
convenient TO the traveller on a dark
night.
Three car loads of potatoes were sent
from our Station last Monday for the
Boston market; price paid, 40 to A. cts.
per bushe. Some 20. 900 bushels have
been shipped from our Station since last
Fall.
Temperance meeting in the Congre-
gationaI vestry last Sabbath was well at
tended. S. I. Bartlett, Esq, delivered
good lecture.
The NJ. E. Quarterly meeting will be
held at the church next Saturday and
Sunday. Elder 2. Jaques will preside.
Thomas Seavey Of South Bethel, who
broke his leg recently while working in
the woods for Bethel Steam Mill Co.. is
doing as well IS coul d be expected, under
the care OF DR.. J. A. Morton.
The schools 10 Districts No. Il and %
are progressing finely. The former is
beisg taught by Stephen Abbott, the
latter by Frank e. Blake. Both are Civ
ing entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Wesley X. Woodbury. has with
drawn from the firm OF Woodbury., Pur-
ington & Co., and will soon leave for
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, TO spend the
winter, where he thinks of going into
business in the Spring. Woodbury. &
Purington will remain at the old store
and continue in the corn. grocery and
dry goods business. This firm We trust
for the past year have done the largest
trade in corn and -four OF any store in
Oxford County.
II. Ripley. Esq, has opened singing
school at the school house at So. Bethel.
Now that the sleighing is getting to be
good course OF lectures about this time
would not be inappropriate.
Bethel can boast OF first class watch
maker and engraver. Call at his office
on Main street and satisfy yourself.
If you wish to improve your looks call
on Fred Clark, over Wiley's drug store.
The Ladies' NJ E. Sewing Circle will
meet with Mrs. E. C.. Bisbee, on Thurs
day afternoon and evening OF this week.
G..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29
County Finance.

A correspondent writes, asking US
three questions concerning the County
Treasurer's report, recently published.
We present the questions with an e1'
PLANTATION of each, in the order pro-
pounded
I. Why did the County have q large
interest bill, last year, when the Treasurer
Of 1876 reported nearly one hundred dol
lars on hand, al the close Of his admins
tralion'
Ans. The county tsx OF 1877 was not
returuable until September Isl. In the
mean time it was necessary to have funds
to pay the expenses OF the March S. J.
Court, for the old accounts due, and Tor
all bills allowed previous to the payment
of County taxes from the several towns
The difficulty of collecting delayed these
payments until late in the season; some
of the bills being yet unpaid. This in
terest bill might be avoided by making
an assessment more than sufficient to
meet expenses, for several years, and
allowing the fund TO accumulate. 1t can
be avoided in 10 other way.
p. Our friend detects discrepancy
between the Tressurer's charge. Com
missioners' Court Bill" and the sums
charged BIZ the Commissioners in their
several bills.
Tue Commissioners bills as allowed by
the Clerk and Attorney and published,
according 10 law, are for personal ser
vices, W lille the Treasurer's charge in
cludes all expenses OF holding the sessions
OF Court, including clerk hire, aud COM
missieners' services.
81. Would it not be better for the
County to publish a detailed account OF
receipts and expenditures?
Ans. No. 1t would be 4 needless e1-
peuse. The Treasurer's books are, at all
proper seasons, open for inspection. II
any person thinks the people have elected
dishonest officials, he has perfect liberty
to examine the accounts, as they are on
file. 1t would take whole newspaper,
or sixty page pamphlet to publish an
account by items. and the result would
be no different from that reached by the
present method.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

Ga Tuesday Senators Blaine and
Hamlin paid eloquent tributes to the
character OF William King, on the occa-
sion Of presenting the statue Of our fist
Governor to the National Gallery at
Washington. The course of his remarks
led Mr.. Blaine 10 bear somewhat heavily
on our step-molher State. as no styled
Massachusetts; to which Senators Dawes
and Hoar felt called upon to reply. In
the sharp engagement which followed,
Mr. Blaine proved much the better &C
q1ainted with the history Of the times
Immediately before the separation Of
Maine, and evidently held the Massa-
chusetts senators at a great disadvantage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29
Newspaper Decisions.

l. ANY person who who takes paper reg
nom the offce-whether directed 20 ms name OF
aDOther's or whether he has subscriber OF H''-
10 responsible for the payment ,.,...,
2 " a person orders his paper dtscOhtlhne1,
he must nav al arrcara scs OF tue puo4'sher may
Continue ~ send t until payment u made, anu
collect ths whole amount, whether the paper n
takan frsm the 0sfce or not
q The Courts have decided thatretOsing 70 take
- removing and leaving thcm uncaued for Is
f,y-ssaa (acie evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

Thousands of living gravs'robbed witnesses
proclaim the wonderful virtues OF AdGmsOn' S
Botanic Balsam as a speedy cure for coughs,
colds, ssth ma and consumption. Sample bottles
free. Large bottles, IS and 10 cts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

The shawl found on the night of the
chicken pie supper sill awaits q claim
ant. Enquire at this Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-29

Why Mr.. BristOw's friends should
take this time to throw him At the head
Of the public as a Presidential candidate
Is = good deal of a conundrum. Ii will
require a dinner . week, with an accom-
panying speech, to keep him IN mind, and
two years Of that kind Of demonstration
will be expensive and wearisome, as well
as tutile.-Tribune.
Whenever a thrifty monarch in the
Dark Ages made zap MS mind to assuage
the bitterness Of paying his debts by de-
basing the currency OF the realm. he did
il sly.y, and lied about it ike a king Il
any suspicion Of his rascality was limited
at, and cut eff the head Of his S1perintend-
ent of the Mint if ne ventured to tell tales
This was because the people Of the uuen-
hghtened era considered it improper 10
pass Of 90 cents for \ dollar.
Ex-Governor Bullock stands aequitt-
ed Of every charge made against him in
Georgia, and the Democratic papers are
amazed that this "most notable Of carpet
b,ggers Is allowed to escape punishment.
Punishment for what For being a friend
Of the Union 4 Georgia jury has pro-
nOunced him guilty Of no crime.
The intensity of the opposition to the
Chinese felt in California may be inferred
from tue fact, mentioned in the Court re-
ports Of the Sacramento Union, that the
Board OF Supervisors have passed a vote
directing all persons connected With the
public buildings Of the city to cease en-
pioyiny C5iuamen in any capacity what
ever.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
aus @aibiu8ton.
Iii at n, 25. DIT.
Ser Bro3eB

CC( ~ v Z D
oe9ett bic be,bafteten Stcuerbeamten in
Sib> Carolina mar 1eute ber @egenitano
eiter llnterrebung bes Suitt3 : Miniiters
nit benz Qberz Staatsdntpalt bon SIbz
Carolina, Ooulnans. Ser Qebtere erfldrte,
ct tpiirbe BET Der 8erbanblung tpabrl6einz
lid ielbIt Die Sadie 6eS Staates pertreter,
un6 oer Mini1ter ertpiberte, eS tpiir6e ibm
drgcrebn iein, tpeitn bic Sahe, nalnents
lid bic in 8e;iebuns ouf bic Steuerbeams
ten bon 6er Bunbess 9tcgierung eingenoms
meme SteQurg ether griin6liden @rOrtcs
rurg untersogen niirDe. 8abrl6etnli9
tpir6 Rreisri6ter Bomb an SteIe bes Be=
3irfsri6ters 8rpan Bel Bet @eridtsber<
banblun9 ben BOritb fiibren.
Die beutige Cabinets g tBung
mar furs unb bate MIR bic seipD6nIi9en
Ioufenben @el6dfte gum @egenitanb.
Ser Suftismliniiter berlas cine Nn;abI
Eelegramme ans Glib Carolina, in benen
iiber &ubeitorungen aus Beranlaiung Der
8olitit gefLagt tpirb. @s tuur6e inbeifen
bei6lofien, bic SADIE auf fi6 beruben au
laiien, bd, tpie in ben 9epeiden anertannt
tpirb, 8u~n6esgeieBe bon ben EubeItorern
ni6t nerlebt porben iinb.
OIc Ou " Ol tuN < q . :
teuersOefraubanten
BON Nor6 : Carolina. pel1e bierbunbert
unb etnige &Opfe fart 9egenDdrtis bor
benz B~unbesgeri9t unter Qnflage iteben,
baben bas Bun6es ifeueramt gebeten, gegem
fie, nit Musndbme berer, tpeIbe 6et
Steuerbeamten nit @eipalt begegnet iiro,
biejelbe Mtlbe tpaLten gu laiien, tpel9er
ibre @enofien aus SiibsG Carolina ii6 gu
erfreuen batten. Sic tpoDen fi6 Derpflih=
ten, tpenn ibre8itte erfiut Dtro, ftb fInf=
tig niht nur leIbft ieber llebertretun9 Der
Steuergeiebe SIT entbalten, ionbern aud
ibrcn gansen GinfuB aufbieten, nm Nnz
bere bdDon a~b3ubalten. Die Beb6rbe
tpirb tpabri9einli6 oas @eiu9 genebs
rnt9en.
e0tTbrm1.
NorfoIt, 96. Ott.
Der Oampfer vgenerdI Barnes" iii ant
O1ittipo9 Worgen duf benz Wege BON Sas
nanab mad Netp 2)orf BET gap6atteras ges
ideitert. Die Bafia9iere un6 bic Wfanns
i6aft iinb 9~erettet tporoen.
Nen gorf, 20. Oft.
OerOampfer rGite Of 6ouiton," tpel6er
am 10. b. We. BON 9tew gort mad @albeS
fton a~b9esanoen tpar, lit am %. ,. 90.
tuabrenb 6es Sturmes BET ben Srping
Bans Sanbbdnfe1 gei6ettert. Die Yahas
giere unb Die Bemannung tpuroen bon Der
vMargaret" bon bier aufgenommen nno
befin6en ii6 iebt in Sernanoina, Sla.,
1T Siderbeit.
Oie .Gitb Of 6ouiton" mar elm eiierner
Dampfer bon 1915 Eonuen gragtdbigteit
unb MAP 1856 SUB in bet 0dnge; fte tuar
1871 in Gbeiter, 9a., gebaut uno bas
@ieentbum BON 6. s. Walorp 4 60.
bterlelbit.
Die Signal Station auf Gap 6enrp be-
ri6tet, haB nod ieds 2ei1en bon ben bet
benz untereange oes Oampfers 81. s.
Dabis" @rtrunfenelt m oas Gatto gelpMlt
tporoen itnb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
Yerttett ttnS Stc SHrfet.
QDn6Du, %. Gft.

Mo6 SnbaIt elmer Oepei6e aus &ons
ftantinopel unteritibt Der engIii9e @ez
ianote 2aDarb ben BON gerIien erbobenen
Nnlpru6 auf bic N6tretung bon Gbottr.
Ser periti9e @eian6te bat 6errn 2aDar6
nerii6ert, baB bas @eriht bon einem @inz
beritdnoniB stpil6en GuBlanb unb Beriien
unbegriinbet lit unb baBYerfien cine ftren9e
y1eutralitGt benba6ten tpirb.
&Iet1tafien.
2onbon, 25. Oft.
gtnem Telegramm bon Srape3ult ju>
folge baben in @rtpit l1nruben itattgefuns
ben, bel tueldsn stpan3is Meniden 0etO6s
tet ODER bertpun6et mOrOen itnO. Ser ruis
iii@en 8eiobung lift 8eritdrfuns seian6t
tDorber.
StaItem.
2%onbDn, 25. Oft.
Gin SeIe0ramnm bon &om meIbet, 6aB
IbmiraL 8rice bas gortefeuiue berWedrine
dnge1ornmen bat itno baB bamit bic Bils
bung bes neuen Cabinets boIenbet lit.
SOB oeS Gar0. GmHem.
2onbon, "a. Oft.
Cardinal Cullen, Grabii6of nonOublin.
lit geitorben. ST mur6e ant 81. Npril 1903
in Dublin geborert, ipar ieit benz 8. Sanu>
ar 1850 GrabiidDf unb ipur6e am %. Stunt
1866 gum GarbinalprieIter ernannt.
- Seine Stuoien ma6te Cullen in
Som, mo CT pabrenb zines breibigidbri9en
NufentbalteS bur6 Diele Sabre 0teftor 6es
Srilhen Gollegtums ipar. SIM Sabre 1850
ernannte i'm Yapit Bius TX. gum grabiz
l1of bon Dublin un6 8rilnos bon Srlan0.
9ie fatbolii6e ltniberiit6t in Dublin lit
bauptiG6li6 iein gBerf. CT tuar Der critic
irii6e Biidof, ber felt Der Reformation
3ur GarbtnalSmiirbe erboben purbe.
8elet1t8ma8 cities ett8Iti1en
G~pnirIS.
Qonbon 90. Stt.
gea6 SnbaIt elmer 0epei6e aus BerG lit
Der enolil6e BisesGpninl in Burgds bon
ruiiii6en Offi3ieren tbdtIih on9egriffen
tuor6en, unb bie Guiien geitatten benz bril-
tti6em &riessi9iff v@onbor" nt3t, mad
8urgas ab5tgeber.
9te vGttD Of 0IaS8oau"s8amt.
GLASGOW, 25. Sft.
Ser BON BEN @ftiondren ber rGitn Of
@lasgotp"z Bant etngeforberte gtadi6uB
USICuBl IOOO Jul UlE ALtlt, lhuCIIcH Utuuut
man, 6ab mod tpettere G100 bon ieoer
Nttie ueroen na6geforoert tueroen.
@aitt.
Bort 8rtnce IS. Ott.
Nm /. bs. lit bic 1I6Ii4e &Iite ser sSn=
ieI abermals bon einen1 Mirbeliturm betn1z
geiu6t tporben. Cine amertfanii6e 8rigg,
6eren Natnen niGt ermitteIt tporoen, lit in
bemieIbea nit Mann unb Mais unter9ez
gdugen.
Sn gort oil Prince iteht le9s i8on tie>
fer S6Iainmt. Nne 2ebensmtttel finb iebr
tbeuer, ba oer bobe Waferftanb bet 6lillie
es ben Qanbbetpobnern unntO9Ii6 maht,
ibre 8robutte mad ber Stabt gu brinsen.
Gant1 GrM3+
9aDGnna, "a. Sft.
Na6ri9ten bon Santa grua i6iI6erl1
bic Gage bieiersSnfeI ais cine ner3tpetfelte.
gtpa 6unbert G6iuar:e iin6 bineeri9tet
tporben, bod lit ber 0eiit bes Nufrubrs
nod nidt erIoi6en. ct. Gbomas bat
bur6 bic BON ben Nufriibrern angeribtete
8erpiiffung $3.50, 600 rerloren, tpGbren6
Der S6d6en auf Santa grua ielbit
Iber bret Minionen Dollars betrGqt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
nn8lnGSf6ue.
8ontiac, ST., 25. 81

Ponttac, ST., 25. Oft.
Nm Mittpo6 Nbenb 500 ii5 elmer unIe=
rer al1geiebcniten 8iirger, Sumnel 6crbert,
bel oerl 0anoDaben zines groBcu Baltens
10 l6tpere tnnere Gerlebungcn 3u, baB MOI
an leiner Wieoergenel ung Spcifslt.
Solicit, ST., IS. Oft.
@rtbur garIe, Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iurs
ger YennlDlDanter, tpurte 9eiteru our9 Ell
llen unfau 9etOotet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
Gntwtf1t.

VVCVCW u g 2NgU., %. Ott.
Doug @oobale, elmer BET Stro[de. tpeI=
DE all Der 8eroubung ber 9oltfutide Bel
@anion Springs betbeiIiat tuoren. ents
piidte 6em Neentem Der betr. .Stooe Sine
9%oI1panp" %. M. 8arb, Der i'm bier
gteb., aus einem 6enfter besgaiiooier,uaes
iprang. Son Dem bel iener G~eleoenbeit
geraubten 0elbe limb un9efdbr 1900 Oolz
Lars auriderlan9t tuorben. @tner Der @Gus
ber, G9omas priee. Iiest i9per beruunbet
in Deabmoo6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28

" vi. u 30. ATt.
8ie bon 6arriionntue, Mifouri, mits
eetbeilt tpir6, 1T baieIbit beute &i1ar6 s.
SIaac, Ser N6r6er 6es 6enberlon 8.
Start, 6ur6 ben Strang bonn 2ebeu aurt
go6e aebra6t tporben. Gttpo 5000 Wenz
i6em fuobntem Der 6inridtung Bel. Siaac
belt unter benz @aIsen cine Mnipro6e an
Bic Wenge, in tpel9er Ct ieinc 6duIb aez
ftanb, Se6ermonn Dor benz Eraaen BON
Waffen tparnte unb feline 3ub6rer be-
idtpor, Die @ebote @ottes am beoba6ten.
Ser 8srbreder ftarb eineS berbdltniks
mGBig Ieihten Eobcs, bG Der Stura linn
bas @enif brad. Snon mad 8erIauf
bon flint Winnten tOunte Die 2ei9e berabs
aenou1u1en perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
@Ietm0fen.

VI 90 ~"
gttem Telesramm bon Trape3uut 3u>
folge BADEN in Grtipin ltnruben itattsefuts
ben, bel tueldsn %siuan3ig Wleniden getO6s
tet ODER ~bertpu16et tporOen iinb. Ser ruis
iii@en 8eiobung lift @eritGrfuns seian6t
tpprben.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-03
IN DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL

Il District, State of Nevada, County Of Omsby.-In the
matter of the estate of William Patterson deceased
Upon reading and filing the petition of Alexander Leport
in the above entitled matter praying that decree be made
authorizing ard directing the executor of the last will
testament of said deceased to convey the said Alexander
LepOrt certain real estate wit Lots ca and ten
QG) block forty eight (48 of Sears Thompson & Sears
division OF Carson City, Nevada and that day of regu
lar term of said Court be appointed for the hearing of said
petition and that due and legal notice of the pendency
said petition and OF the hearing thereof given accord
ing to law, and it appearing therefrom that proper
therefor exists, it is hereby ordered that SATURDAY,
JULY It'll 1877, day of a regular term to wit of the
June, A. D. 1877, term of this Court the Courtroom
of this Court in City, at 10 A NJ. of said day be
appointed the time and place of the hearing of said pc
ttOn when and where all persons interested in said
tate may appear in the prescribed by law and
test said petition, and that copy of this order be pub
shed least week for four weeks before
said hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper pub
lished in Ornlsby county, Nevada.
S. H. WRIGHT,
District Judge Second judicial District
Carson G V, New, June 18th, 1877. fellows
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-03
Publis he


~ pursuance Of Order Of the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District in and for the County Of Ormsby
Of Nevada, made the Sth day Of August 1877
the of Guardianship of the persons and estate of
Charles T. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Egar Smith,
and Ema Smith, the undersigned the guardian Of the
said persons and will sell private sale Ia the high
bidder for cash. gold coin Of the United States the
18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. ID. 1878, subject to confirm
alton the said District Court, at the law office of T. D.
Edwards. No. King street, all the right TITLE interest
ty of Ormsby State of Nevada judgment obtained
therein on the Both day of November, A ID. 1877
attested ON the 5th av December A d. 1877 in favo
of ellison and Barber plaintiffs and against Robert Smp
son and Jernie Simpson. his wife, defendants, for the
rincipal sum Five Hundred $500 Dollars with inter
est thereon Of judgment amounting the sum of
and 54 4S6 together with 800 attor
news and costs of this suit taxed at S5l said
sums amounting in the aggregate to Seven Hundred
Five and SO 100 dollars in United States gold coin and
that said principal of $500 bears Interest from the
cent DIT month"; and Clerks accring the sum Of
30lOO, and all which bvrcasOn
vertsng commissions OF sale etc all in gold coin Il the
United States, and to directed commanding
certain real property set out IN said Decree and Order Of
Sale to satisfy the the above demand wit That Ger
piece of land in Carson City Ormsby County State
Nevada called and known and being the whole of Lot
Number Five (5 in Block Number Sixty three (03l IN
Proctor and Green's Division Of said City; and IN
thereto, have levied upon and will expose
public auction to the highest and best bidder for Caeh ia
United States gold coin MONDAY, THE 3lst DAY
DECEMBER, \. ID. 1877, in front of the Court House
door, between the hours Of A. and NJ, to vat: at
One o'clock p NJ all Of the real property described
of the said heirs and that said OF land
situate living and being in County Of Douglas, and
is known the warm Springs or Smith Ranch; tt<ns
and condition sae cash gold coin Of the United stStes
dav of sac.
deci4 ". II. SMITH, Gu~Ideo
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-03
NOTICE is HpREBy GIVEN TO AL
ORDINANCE NO. As.
An Ordinance to Abolish opium smoking

An Ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Dens.
The Board of Trustees of Carson City do ordain
Section l. No person persons shall within the limits
Of Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate Of
visit contribute the support of any place house
room where persons frequent assemble for the pUr-
pose Of smoking opium and all such places, houses or
rooms hereby declared to be nuisances
Section Any person who shall violate any of the pro
visions Of Section OF this Ordinance, shall conviction
thereof be punished by fine exceeding hundred
dollars, Imprisonment than fifty days, by
bolh such fine and imprisonment in the discretion the
Court d. A. BENDER President Pro tenn
Attest ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
Carson CITY, June II 1877.