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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-13
January s, 1851

1T TRE DI-TRIt"T COURT, SEA OND ~
dicial District and for Ormsy County, State Of Ne
vada.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship Of Chare
F smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Smith and En-
Smith minors
II appearing this Court from the petition this day
presented and filed by W H. Smith the guardian Of the
persons and Of Charles F. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice
Smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for order
of real belonging ms wards, that
necessary, and would be beneficial to said wards that such
real should be Sold it hereby ordered that the
next kin Of said wards and all persons Interested il
the said estate appear before this Court MONDAY,
THE 23d DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1877 az ten O'Clock N,
the Courtroom Of this Court in the County Of orshy,
then and there show why Orer should be
granted for the sale OF such real estate.
And it is further ordered, that copy ot this order be
published least four successive weeks before the said
day hearing in the MoRSTNG APPEAL newspaper print
ed and published in said county of ormsby Dated June
23d, 1877. s. H. WRIGHT,
District Judge
STATH Of NEVADA, County Of Ormsby SS.-I, Alfred
Helm County Clerk, and otO Clerk Of the Second Ju
iicia District Court and for said County and State do
hereby certify that the foregoing is full and copy
Of The original order OF said Court in the above
stated the appears file ard Of record in my
office.
-. In testimony whereo. have hereuntO set my
{, hand and the Sea Of said Court this twenty third
I H''' day of June, A. d. 1877.
49, ALFRED HELM Clerk.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
ond Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of OTmsbyAnna r. Calvin. plaintiff,
Morris Calvin defendant Action brought in the District
Of the Second Judicial District the State
filed in said County Of Onsbv, in the Office of the Clerk
Of said District Court The State Of Nevada sends greeting
to Morris Calvin, defendant You hereby required 10
appear in action brought against the above named
plaintiff i'll the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trct uf the State Of Nevada, in and for the County of
Ormsby and to the complaint filed therein "a copy
of which accompanies this summon) within DAYS Tex
elusive of the day Of servce) after the service
this summons-f served within this county served
of this county but in this District within twenty DAYS
otherwise within forty daysor judgment by default will
be taken aant you The said action is brought annul
and aside the bonds of matrmony existing between
you and plaintiff the ground OF your wul neglect
and refusal to provide plaintiff and her child EnoT,
either of them, with the necesres of life for the
last year more wherefore plaintiff prays that she be
divorced from (sad defendant and that she be de-
creed the custody of said child Enor all of which is
fully and specifically set forth in plaintiff complaint
on lie in my Office And voc hereby notified that you
fail to appear and the said complaint above
qured the said plaintiff will apply the Court for the
relief demanded.
-. Given under my hand and the seal of the District
e. Court Second Judicial District the State
! ' of Nevada. in and for the County OF Ormsby, this
-" 9TH day OF June, in the year of our Lord thou
sand eight hundred and seventy -eight.
jeS-4wlaw ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
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Steam Cabinet $ hop
MASH & TURNER,
Corner of 6rmsby and Second streets
the Ormsby House,
Carson Ctty....................Nevada

NEE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
Wv of Carpenters, Wagonmakers, and all other Wood
workers to the fact that work both Soft and Hard
Wood Lumber to any desired shape Edge tools ground
and sharpened in the best manner. We also
Surface Lumber. make Toneued and
GFOOved Flooring, Beaded Ceiling.
Parties win do well to give us call as we are prepared
TO do good work at reasonable rates
Furniture Repairing Wood Turning and
Scroll saving, Fence Posts and
Pfckets made plain
turned fancy. may7d
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SEMI-ANEUAL REPORT. OF THE COUNTY
AUDITOR.
OFFICE COUNTY ACDITOR,

OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR,
CRNsBY COUNTY, NEVADA, July l, 1873. !
To Hon the Board Of County Commissioners Ornsby
County. State Of Nevada:
The County Auditor respectfully submits the following
repor: Of fiscal affairs of the said county for the six
months ending June 30 1873.
Balance hand January l. S2l, S24 80
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COUNTY TREAsUREa'S SEMi-aNNUAt
REPORT.
CoUETY TRsAsURBR's 0PPTcE.
CAaEoS CIrY. OrInsby County, Ne'

10 the Hon Board a County Commissioners Of ormsGy
county, Nevada
Gentlemen: herewith submit nay report Of the bust
asss u the County office for the half year
ing June 30, 1878.
On the lst ot January. 1873 there In the several
county funds the following
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The above sale is hcrel3 f-5etpan.d until Tf4FESnAT
the %ist day {" MAY, \. 1871 hour and place
and by request of plaintiffs anc Gezrn,l-nss-
S. T SWIFT, Sheriff.
Cars"l. City. May l{-h ST
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The atove Sale is hereby postpons5 until SATURDAY.
THE NINETEENTH Ray GF E;AN n b 1879 at guns
hour End place request @! Plaintiffs and Defendants
S. r. SWIFT. Sheriff:
Carson City April 90, 1877. Iyl
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NOTICE. 10 sguCRRULuERs.

Carson CITY, Nevada, April q, 1877 la,
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct. 12, 1879.
Cotton opened steady and closed easy: mddng, 9lc
iUT Saes m'eaIns sns. "a stock Net
co.son steady: miSaiins se Low m,aalins oc sesd
MoBiLx. Oct. IL. 1873.
Cotton quiet middlinr. 9c low mldIiing ss5c. good
oanary o. Net .eeeips: ssl bales Exports coAstSe.
rooS 0Sssos a.iss RiHs'ns Gx a1 aiss
ss.sl4 ''-''' ''''"''' '-0'' S'''' ''''V s'''~'
cSseS sn apa sa;y low m'd.s
wLarscros, NC. Oct Il; 1873.
turpenns steady at Is hard - for yellow dip and
Flour unchsnsed; sales 1.2oo bo. Whsa, quiet; so;
ss. .s 81 .s ss fss visit: sss
% &c % 81
BRIGHT do 4 81 ss; Zoo a. State 4 sSi 81 os
Mil Mil iced ansnsnssS Canal frs,sh.. snsssnssd Ks-
81 eSo s 9"ss essoSS 3 feet Ship
Flour steady sale. 800 ebl. whss' sSsst,sdj sales
mS.d Toledo Z, 45e; aSS DO By sample !. saise osi.
maud sales .. 50 6S. &C s. 81 o. Other article.
KS barley g.; rye 5so. oats Yott S"iI:
's YORK .o.s es s.ts Ss S e NS
ss'Hs; 49, 'Is SS '7s s ss asG
xasas ,a a 800 bushels. corn 1861 20 81 M4isoo
xasA so3S @ ensass IS" ss,n a 20, d. sa!s 200
sSn s a 20 'ss
10y. 29.soo do.
Flour duli and lower; sale, $50 obls. whte 81 rs.
Mss s, VIZ hsSsaS aHsas.r oss s y: D.es% sS
s S p yos Corn e SS sis v:y ms S
Flour SS' SHs.. 5000 bushels corn
A. 100 bushels; corn 1000 do. oats. none.
au weak 10.sRS .s: SsA:.n Sf H. asss
extra 9ssc. asked; amber Michigan spot seller
S:As o s'sa ss s
ra a. Is Ssys" ans sls as.sa s ais
rejected waDash, sts Western amber e2c Com weak:
nsS dam :s.s,
s4Ae Oats quiet & No = acAe kessip,:-" heat. $1,000
Wheat 1856 ooo bushels; corn. 7.oo0d DO.
yo.r on,., and ,.sA.n,.s os ~ 1873
ssc ws.e sae % "ue ,eseip.s; IT, sa" Sa,s be- snip
osa's os.. u a. s g. ss sSsn ss sSss, sao %as a Barley 1
aomInsy aasaasEs n; PORK nm a g 90 q Lard r. rea
7lsc Bulk meats armcr: shoulders siSe. as,4e clear
re AZ ' ''a"s .'qs' % d. ss
Mhssey ac.ivs and nr,a a. q ga Butter oa aud IN.
q sT % % y 90 s ii s 5 e 81 .ai.S
shipnents oj5
Flour nominsllv unchanged. Whsss active aS, lower;
No ghcss1 x sO'ing sos cash and osso0ss so No.
rsscssd sos Winter Soc Ssin in
demand. out lower; No. and high mixed 3ti4c, cash
and ocoesr 3',sc BIT Soyemoer 3isc 6io Dese.nber;
lshc.. cash; le5s october; i9sc., Novsmber 30c..
Deeember rcjected i6c. rye steady No a 4Jc cash;
4Ic, ovembcr. barley easier; ~ o4 81 O4. cash;
81 % Neyembe. pors inactive an 70 yer g 75 50 80,
cash; 81 10 81 77tf, November; 81 S2 81 50 Deem
ber 10 all the year Lard in far demand. but lower;
S6 22s 80 10 cash: $6 221s October S6 20 as 221s
81 short clear. IS 30 . -; shor. RIB. s. 20
tecepsr-Four, 12ou0 bbls. wheat. l2s.WW bushcis;
corn, 1o5UO oats. $4,000 do rye, 13oou do. bar
ley, 6i.O00 Shipments Flour, 1000 bbis wheat.
$4,000 bushels; corn 2iSuo do; oats 5000 do rye
90 900 do barley. "a. 600 do.
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
TARIFF CHANGES.

TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD
! agree with you as TO the impolicy OF disturbing
the present tendency to commercial prosperity In
this country, ana that Congress should do nothing 10
prevent or retard IT, SO FAR as have any voice or
influence you rest assured nothing shall DO at
tempted a ths coming session which shall have this
effect The tariff should be materially changed. 1t is
an unjust, unequal and oppressive law. difficult TO
execute and injurious 10 the revenue ms we'll
TO those for whose benefit II was
intended. But the same opposition
ils modification will exist the session as
manifested al the last because the personnel OF
Congress will be the same, u becomes question Of
policy we'll OF justice to The interests TO be at
feced whether at this time, any revision should DO
attempted. You can readIly see, however, that 1t
would not be proper tor the memoirs oil the Commit.
tee OF Ways ana Means to commit themselves In ad-
vance, as suggested against any action on the tari1
Many things could occur which would compel action.
A deficit In the revenue might make II necessary 10
change the rates soma articles, ana other
contingencies might force Legislation Others
do anticipate any such contingencies, yet they
may arise, and SO should be considered without the
embarr ,ssmcns Of the Dedgelproposcd. Stability and
security are necosssry IN all sovernmcuts-sO are
laws nave been enacted under the pressure OF
natural conditiou Of tue nation, as were the present
tariff laws, should not b. deferred from amending
repeating them on tnc grsuna OF disturbing trade
II such a princpie should be established, all laws
would permanently remain, however repuanant 70 tho
puulic in tcrests. FERNANDO WOOD.
OCTOBER IL, 1878,
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Oct IL. 1878
Sugar-The market is very iul owing 60 unisvorabie
tho united states; quotations nominal; Nos
10 aud ~ Dutch ttandarI. 81 IA reals, rod, per
robe; Nos ID 10 20 Dutch standard o reals stocks
aud ~ $50 hhds Receipts OF tho week.
boxes ~ bags and nhds Exports dniiuE the week
io1 box aud 96 hnda including 2,S7 boxes and all
the hhds to tue United states Bacon SIS $50. cur
renew per butter xjU $50 per quin
for superior Americana Flour $40 $50 currency, bb
fcr American Jerked beef 43 A reals.
nrrobe. Hams American. sugar cured, 81 Sf4
rency qmntal tor Northsn aud $40 $50 for SOUTH
Lad, In Kegs. $40 5U quintal In
tins. S35 s37 90 Potatoes. $40 $40 70 currency,
per boL rn,low rs s2s go currency, per qnin,al
Coal oil Empty hhas, 81 50 70. gold. LumDsr
active; white pine, xj4 30 gold. NJ. SHOCKS duh
white navy beans io reals curreney per arooc Chew
currency Hoops quiet Freights owing 10 the
small demand for shiproom TO the United states and
abundant tonnage. rates nave greatly rcceded closing
weak loading At havana Tor the United states
OF Toe ST1ac currency. hid OF 81
81 25 Tooscco quiet. spanish god 100 Exchange tend
ing wards on the United states 90 days currency
u 6ts premium: short sight, DO, GIs a z premium m
60 day.. gold 6X 6d premium; do. .ho,t sight. 40
7I ~ premium London. 1U II premium d on
Paris, "a 3la premium,
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
GLOVE UNDERVALUATIONS.

FEW FACTS ON THE SIDE OF THE AMERICAN
MANuF scTUnERs- THOSE WHO HAVE HERE
ToroKE KEPT SILENT HAVE MUCH YET 10
sAY.
To the EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
Knowing the often expressed sympathy OF tho
HERALD with American progress IN every branch
OF domestic manufacturing interests comparative wtth
foreign trade I have ventured TO adursss you this
note To-dav's papers filed with the complaints
Of importers against the Collector and General APP
praser the Port Of New York Tor xing the foreign
market value OF certain kid glsves at 49I, with
rise oi 81 per button Tor the long gloves. This
complaint does not limit itself % these officers
but brings In Tor full share OF abuse
the Secretary Of tho Treasury and other high officers
OF that depart ment. This complaint Is 10 say the
least very bad tasta IL 10 not TO be expected that
the defendant In csuso will be over and abovc pleased
instead oil grncc ully submitting TO tho Dtration
he called Tor, seems TO desire that the
public should take his delsat bittcry heart no
seems 10 himself The statements are generally *
parte II II should become necessary &c acqua mt tho
public with the govern ents eide OF the
ihcre reason to believe that the verdict Of the pub
lie would accord with the decision 81 tho govern.
ment officers. Ths gentleman Sc, ms TO shelter HIM
self beneath the so called high aud unblsmshed
character of his house. SUCH q reputation cannot,
however, be accepted controlling guide in tho de-
termination OF ioreipn market values. The difficulty
win all these Importers ~ that they have
c,atmed Tho right invoice their goods upon
n principle not legally tcnablc, as the customs
laws require goods 10 be invoiced AZ their
foreign margct value, TO DO determined by sales
In The foreign market OF similar goods, and not ac-
cordng to The arbitrary method which these import
crs sec m TO sdoptea--viz, taking as such mar
kct vaiue mere cost OF manufacture. No I'm
pose that IN Intelligent public will accept his
statement MS conclusive OF tho merits OF
his case Thore is undoubtedly, additional evidence
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
YORK HERALD MONDAY. H. ls7a-TRPLE SHEET

o. an important character which, II necessary can DO
brought to light. ana In The absence OF this
the public Will probably be unwilling 10
mature their conclusions. Credit 10 due to
tue Customs officers tor The courage they dspla
~ making their investigattone Impartialiy wjthou
regard the Standing OF the houses whose fnvoises
they ieei compelled TO oai IN question: and u may be
larry presumed that unless they show In the iutura
the same indepe they have exhibited in tho
tbere VIII be no defense domestic manufacturers
or honest importers against the evil Inhuences OF
lhs alleged undervauations Claim by their appeals Ia
the newspapers 10 represent tsthe MERCHANTS OF Now
iork," igooriug entirely all interests OF other
merchants which may DO adverse to their
the sympathy OF the public tuat influence has
been used bv the domestic nufacturers control
the Collectors decision. presume when known
mat the productions OF these same domestic manu-
lactures exceed IN amount nearly double tho value OF
the entre impcratoa OF kid gloves, they be
cedeo 10 have some rights whtcn these few importers
should 10 common justice respect The importers OF KID
gloves are ex-scarcely dozen--wh lie the dom estlc
msnuiacturers number several hundred, and az
least hve Thousand people dependent upon
them ior their support THIS domestic interest
the same mas become am informed, IN iolerabe,
threatening even TO deprive many families oil, their
hvehood. these American man urers viii never
complain SO long as the imported goods come In
a. anything ike fair valuation, but that they
VIII submit TO undervauaiion ruinous to them
and which, " continued, Will wipe out the industries
oi Two entire counties O the State OF New York,
not and be expected oil them. To
40 SO would be at variance, not only with their
own wishes, but in coDdict with tho whole spirit
OF The present 'snow era" wnicn is showing
10 the worii what America produce and the
position sne bids fair great
OF the world. No sedsh interests should bc allowed
~ Interfere with The progress Of fact
and We should not tAko any backward steps. want
LOVER OF FAIR PLAY.
NEW YoRK, Oct II 1878
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
A vARIEGATED MARRIAGES.

From the Flemin gsburg tKy.) Ramblcr.l
The sensation IN matrimonial news last week was
the announcement of the marriage OF Mr.. William
King, OF color. and Miss Margaret NcKoc, white
woman, both OF whom live in Muse precinct, this
county. On the 2sI OF September William King ap-
peared In tho Clerks Office got license for the
marriage OF himself aud Margaret McKoe, both Of
color, and tho entered the record book
for colorsd peoples marriages. The parties
RED by square John Marshall, recently appointed
magistrate, who has thereby gotten himself into very
disagreeabls hx. Tho law positively prohibits the
tntermarriage OF wnitc and colored persons, ana II
any authorized to solemn izo the rites of matri.
mony should perform ceremony joining two OF diff
icrent be liable TO Imprisonment not less than
than twelve months and a hne OF 81, 900,
both. The law tho subject OF marriages between
the racss says:'Any party TO marriage within tho
incestuous degrees heron prohibited or between q
white person and negro or muatto, shall be 1ncd
less han $500 than 81, ,0O0 and IT. alter
viction, the parties continue 10 conabIt and
wife, they, either OF them, shall bo imprisoned not
less than three more than twelve months In the
Pcnitentiaryn
The pair viii be Indicted by the Grand Jury next
wcsk King ~ mulatto probably about thirty years
old, ana tolcraby intslligent. The woman has re-
spectacle parents, but ha, herself been prostitute
and II 10 said ne and her dusky husband wero
inaly intimate before hsir marriage. The affair has
created considerable excitement In tho neg
and tho parties Will save themselves trouble by skip
ping out At once. OF course tho marriage Is VOID
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
Total rcs'vc $780, s6l 900 s5So4l 900 Dec s. go 900
Res've req'ed
ag'. dep'sls 5a,525,s5o 52,5loso

serve above
,egalreqnts s74se $50 ss.5ol. 600 Doc So 9o4, 45o
The foreign exchanges were heavy and lower, owing
10 increased price OF gold, tho sma demand and tn
generally unsettled feeling that exists regard to
affairs In Great Britain. Leading dra wers reduced
their posted rates to 479H and 4.S4x Tor bankers
long and short sterling. while actual busi ness
done at concessions Tho banks hold only three and
half millions their legal requirements;
there Is largo demand Tor legal tenders, tend
ing to reduce the legal tonder average still
lower the Syndicate Is about to pay another large
sum In gold irto the Treasury. and thereby release
the government bonds held there collatsras; !;
another call for S. 900 OF the fvc-twcntes has
tured. and It most improbable that we recsivs
any specie from Great Britain the latc failures and
the general uneasy feeling there have warned tho
Bank OF England 10 prevent any outflow, has been
shown by their advancing the price OF American and
French gold. The rate tor call loans was
per cent, tho latter being the more usual rate.
At tho close Of tho market mnch uneasiness
was felt, owing TO report that large financial In
sittuton in difficulties, but nothing certain could
be learned the truth of the rumor. The foreign
commerce OF the port OF NOW York for the past week
folows:-General merchandise imports, in-
cluding dry goods. S., 676, aud produce
porl, $71S3, ,56L Tho total imports since January
this year s229 4s 429 against $500 634 for
the same period last year, and $3.50 GAL $50 in 1876
The total exports OF produce January this year
$26S 1927 972, against S2l5,s71277 Tor the
period last year, ard $2O3. s54, 39l in 1876
The New York herald., 1878-10-14
UOH SALE.

EOR SALE.
4 G00D CORSEi GK0cERY STORE For SALE
Acheap tor cash; good for selling Apply 3f3
The New York herald., 1878-10-14

per cent Just then the Treasury took IN
almost So O00 600 gold from the bankers composing
the Syndicate and government bonds held col
latsrals being returned by the Treasury the gold
was paid In a larger demaad for currency TO carry
these bonds was at once created Another cause lead
ing TO Inc hardening Of rates is that the ap-
exchange national oank for legal lenders. which
consequently causes contraction OF the available
losnaDe capital. II was under these circumstances
that the gold 81 eculaon became active and several
shrewd operators were not slow to the
opportunity 10 put the price up. Tho mar
ket opened at 1909. advanced to 10l, reacted
to l00H, advanced again to 10lX, and
closed yesterday at 1o1. Il Is not, therefore.
surprising that the bsnK statement yesterday should
bc Of very unfavorabie character, and that very
large falling OF in tho surplus should be noted.
The loans are up $751;, 400, which 10 due to the In
creased demand ior money. There IL q decrease in
specie OF $3 900 and legal tenders Of 81, 400
Tho deposits oowo $4062 200, while tho circula-
serve So 904 450, which reduces the excess OF re-
serve above legal requirements to $3,53l .6oc rns
following is a comparison Of the averages Of the New
YORK banks for the last Two weeks:-
,.2 Get e. ooo a.s e 81 y soo Inc aoo
Specie. l7,5997o0 l3,99l100 Dec. 36os, 600
Legal tenders. 43 362 200 AZ O50s0o Dec. 1911 400
Deposits 49,. 2l4 l03 400 210oll, 200 Dec 4.062 200
Circulation. l9.5 500 1883, 100 Inc. 1860
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total lisbilities:-
specie . ST, ,5ys, 700 $l399l 100 Dec So co., 600
Legal tenders 200 42,o5os 500 Deu 1871, 400