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The New York herald., 1878-03-07
"a CELEBRATED CASE"
A JUDICIAL DECISION IN FAVOR OF SHOOK 4
PALMER.

PALMER.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March o, 1873.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day Judge
Giles rendered bis decree In the OF Shook Il
Palmer, Of Now York, against W. J. Gilmore, lessee
OF the Holiday Street Theatre, praying for in
junction restraining Gilmore from performing the
drama "a Celebrated Case" The decree states that
the compainants, by assignment from Samuel French,
the assignee OF Adolph ID. Emery Eugene Csrmop,
the authors of tho drama, are exclusively entitled
TO tho manuscripts OF said drama and the exclusive
right 10 represent and causo to be represented the
same IN the English language In North America, ana
that tho planauts entitled 10 relief
Tor their bl aud porpetuay reslrains and enJons
Gilmore from perform ng tho Same at the Holiday
Street Theatre and II Is furner ordered and decreed
that tho compainants recover Of tho respondent their
costs n this cause, both before and since the removal
OF the same to this Court
the suit was commenced tn the City Circuit Coure
ten days since, but was afterward removed 70
the United states Circuit Court under act Of Con-
gress, the compianants being citizens OF another
state. Tho performance OF the play was discon-
tnued at the Holiday Street Theatre last night Since
Monday " has been played to crowded audiences At
Ford's Opera House. undsr tho right Of shook L.
Palmer
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SPRING ELECTIONS.
PouGHKEEPsIE. N. Y, March Q, /

PouaHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March Q, 1878.
Full returns from Dutchess coun.y give the Board
OF Supervisors TO the republicans 10 to H. Last year
the Board stood IA TO IL In favor of thc democrats
HUDSON, N. Y, March o, 1878.
Town elections hold IN Columbia county yes.
tcrday. The democrats eloct IL Supervisors and tho
republicans 10.
UREA. N. Y, March 9, 1873
OF tho Supervisors elected IN Oncida county twenty
are democrats, nineteen republicans md working
man. Whiicstown Is n tie, and election there
will DO necessary. Tho chances favor tho republicans
ALBANN, N. Y, March O, 1878.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Saratoga county will
consist OF eleven democrats and nine republicans.
Last year thero were republicans and seven
democrats
In Washington county the Board OF Supervisors
stands, republicans twelve, democrats i've, tho same
as last year.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SAN FRANCISCO'S FINANCES.

SAN Francisco Cal, March 9, 1878.
few weeks ago the city called In Its outstanding
loans which bearing interest at three per cent
per aunum. The object to redeem the municipal
bonds bearing six and seven per cent interest No
bonds wore offered tor redemption and the Funded
Debt Commissioners then advertised for bor-
rowers TO take part or tho whole OF
$S25 O00 Tho soc uritics designated were United
states bonds state of California bonds or bonds Of
city. Al to-day the proposals 1ere opened,
and the loans awarded US follow 10 Michael Reese,
1927 600 at three per cent 10 f. J. BALDWIN, $780, 900
ut three per cent to Suro Co., $500 900 at three
per cent aud TO Charles Mayne, 600 at iour per
cent. The bonded Indebtedness OF the city am 0unts
TO ass O00 Six per cent bonds quoted at 103,
and seven per cent bonds at 107 u per cent
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
BURGLARS IN JAIL.

Detectives Short and Holland In an unoccupied
house South Fifth street, near Seventh street,
Williamsburg, yesterday, captured two OF gang OF
burglars and sneak thieves who had recently made
tho premises their headquarters without consent OF
the owner Tho Fellows gave their names as John
Cham berlin and John Miller and are about eighteen
Years OF age. Miller was wearing when arrested an
ovcfcoat, part proceeds OF burglary committed about
a week ago the premises OF William Floyd, No. 90
Rutledge street. When tho properly was identified
the fellows acknowled their guilt and wcro TO
await tho acton OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SAVED FROM POTTERS FIELD.

As a fitting response to tho sketch OF Catherine
Hayes. which published in yesterdays HERALD,
patriotic Irishman sends the following telegram
quesing that the old womans remains be given to
him SO she may be inferred with proper respect
by kindly hands. The telegram is as follows:-
WAsHiScroS March q, 1873.
To THE EDITOR HKRALp:-
Catherine be buried In the Poters Field
Let sioner brennan consign her remains
sh III aud patriotic Intermen here. Ninety
eight shall be remembered and honOred by one at
least. III pay expenses. ID. A. BkOsNAN.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
VIRGlNIA'S STATE DEBT.
RICHMOND. March G. 1873

RICHMOND, March 6, 1873
The House OF Delegates to-day adopted resolution
instructing the Finance Committee report bill for
the exchange OF the bonds of the State holders Of
the coupon and registered bonds, tho bonds TO 10
given in exchange TO be either registered coupon
bu. the coupons not to he receivable In payment OF
any dues TO the State to be non taxable and having
hily years run and bearing rae o Interest not
greater than 365 per cent. Said exchange 10 be
ade until three ourths OF tho coupon
bondhoiders snail have agreed 80 10 do and have
placed their bonds NJ the disposal and under the
trol or the purposes a1orcsad OF such agents tho
State us may be Indicated IN the BILL
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
CONVICT AND KEEPER.

Ex.convicts OF Sing Sing Prison are tong stories
calculated to damage the regulations oil tie officers OF
that Institution, especially tho reputation Of the prn
cipal keeper, Mr. Bgin, who, In the presence OF the
prison physician, DIR. Madden, administer the cor
poraI TO prisoners. The oic ias say that
The changc from the OF and idIeness to
tho new obligation OF regular manual LABOR Is tho
chie cause OF the macvoent fccng OF convcts tow
ura lho koep pora
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

THE RUMoR OF GoMEz's DEATH DIsBELIEvED.
Don Hpolito Uriarte, Spanish Consul General ut
this port, stated yesterday that he had received
news from Havana by the steamer Clyde. his aten-
tion had been drawn 10 the rumors OF tho execution
OF Maxine Gomez, Brigaaisr Rodriguez ana Major
Coaso late OF the iusurgent iorces but he believed
the report 10 be entirely untrue. He noticed that
the Clyde sailed the 9th OF last
month, At which time Gomez and the
others had hardly set from Santiago dc Cuba 10
look for Maceo, who The interior oi the island
somewhere in the territory included in the angle
formed by Santiago, Guantanamo and Holguln. This
IS an extensive tract anu II would take the peace
commissioners somo time TO find Maceo. For these
reasons Selor Urlarte believed tnat the results OF
Gomez's interview-f he had one-with Maceo
could not have been known in Havana when
tho Clyde sailed from there Tho Consul General
ran his finger over mnutely detailed telegrap pho
map OF Cuba to show that by the aid OF the
wrcs which In the Eastern Department are not
always In working order, certain could have
boeE received about Tho mission OF Gomez and those
who accompanied him up TIL the 27th OF last month.
THE OTHER
A prominent CUBAN who spoken to tho
subject did not believe that IN amy Maceo would
shoot Gomez. True the late CUBAN government mad
passed law imposing the penalty oi death upon any
VINO would briug 70 the Cuban camp propostio
oi peace from the Spauiards upon any other basis
than that OF Independence but Maceo and Gomez had
been good friends. tue former owed much tho lat
Anu therefore nc woulu away MS lie.
NuceO could not accept the terms he would at least
spare the lie OF his old and tried comrade. II
suggested that Gomez having seen the trap into
which he had iaiien by accepting the terms Uf tue
capuulaton, may have joined Maceo ana General
Xavier Cespedes
Win regard 10 the effect Of the peace negotiations
1t was pointed out Ny well known CUBAN that geld
had not alien OF In premium at Havana since the Ca
pitulation signou. Before the negotiations
enter ed into gold about 222 premium, now IL
ID the same or 10 be more exact 22l "a. II tho news
be good, from Spanish standpoint II ought 10 make
q difference OF ut least per the price OF
gold
In consequence OF the revolution there would be
sh0rtness the sugar crop Of ut least 200 QUO
this year, as compared with last In TACT The Rebel
ou has spoiled the sugar interests In Cuba, and
there no quotations OF II IN tho Havana mark e
for there stock GU hand there
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SHE TOOK PARIS GREEN.

In 1t Of dclirium caused by excessive drinking,
an elderly married woman, Mrs James Mclaughlin,
residing ut tho OF Plane and Bank Streets New
ark swallowed dose OF Paris green yesterday after
noon and pronounced by the physicians last even
ing to be dying 1t that she her little son
for the poison BY chance the little fellow revealed
what had happened. Thcn the doctors were called.
but as they SAID last evening, thor services
likely 10 be OF any avail Mrs. Mclaughlin Is iiity
years OF age, aud has husband and q lumber OF cn,l.
dren. OF laio she has been drinking heavily.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
GENERAL NILES EXPEDITION.

CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BIsxARcK, d. T., March g, 1878.
Authoritative Information from Miles City to-day
says General Miles, expedition has been ordered in
by General TORY, and the hoscs will be lott alone
until It Ia too late TO check them. The $50 recruits
for General Milos' regiment who wero ordered to
Fort Peck TO meet the expedition will return 10 Fort
KeoRh.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
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WAYLAlD FOR MURDER.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD. !

WHEELING, W. Va, March O. 1S7S
An atrocous Case of murdcrous assault occurred
near Cameron, W. Va, Two days ago, and has just
come to light. AS Benjamin Evans, wealthy farmer.
was riding home after dark he was struck by large
stone which was thrown by man named Ira Jobcs.
Al rst he was not supposed TO be much injured but
his physicians now say ho cannot i've more than
few hours. II - regular case oil vendetta as tho Two
men had previously quarreled ana Jooss mad threa-
encd 10 XIII Evans and DurpOsey waylaid him. Jo0es
Is about twenty years OF and bears bad reputa
tion. He IS sill NJ large
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
A THIEF'S CONFESSION.

An owner is wanted Tor a gold hunting watch
No no COS which vas yesterday turned over to the
police of the Tenth precinct by John Metz who
fessed to having stolen It tho day before from
drunken man. Metz peached on Thomas J. Mcehan
ana Jacob Seck, who he charges, were engaged with
him In the robbery 1ne watch. he said dispo- ed
OF by Metz to auctioneer nifned kcyworth OF No.
PA Rvington street Metz and his alleged accom-
pl,ces were arrest and locked up
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
LOST CHILDREN.

SOUTH NoRwALK, Conn, March 6, 1878.
Yesterday Afternoon thrcc children OF Robert
Gurrys strayed away from nome. one of them has
come home the other two are still missing. Tho last
seon oil them at tho Danbury dock. and fears
entertained that they nave been drowned the whole
police force, headed by cx-Mayor Ely, are on the hunt
ior them. Considerable excitement prevails The
town bell win be sounded and a committee OF citizens
raised TO search for them. Excitement increases
av.r hnu
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
NAVIGATION OF THE DANUBE.

wAsnIyGroS, D. c., March 9, 1s7s
The United States Consul at Bucharest reports to
the Department OF State that the Roumanian Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs issued TO captains Of the
Danubian ports the following CIRCULAR
Hostil,ties having ceased the government have re.
solved TO restore free navigation ana the export OF
reals the Danube far as Nicopos You will, how
ever, inform shipowners that the military condition
Wdden not beng us yet completely regulated tho
navgat,op on these parts OF tho especially, will
be n their risk and poril
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
ALL THE SAME TO THE CORONER.

A policeman OF tho seventh precinct yesterday
found human skull IN Gouvcrncur slip II belonged
apparently to Individual who departed this nic ut
some remote period; but the Coroner will, never
hccss giyc the case his attention ut tho
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
PERILS OF FISHERMEN.

DETROIT, Mich, March 6, 1878.
The leo in Saginaw Bay moved OF sight on
Tuesday morning, carrying with II twelve or fifteen
fishermen. Tho entire party wers rescued and
brought To Bay City this evening by tug which was
sent 10 their relief.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
CONVICTED OF MURDER.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 9, 1873.
William Bowsher who has been trial Tor the
murder OF McVey and his wife, few months ago,
was yesterday convicted OF tho crime and will be
sentenced tomorrow. McVey was keeper OF the toll
gate on the turnpike leadng from Ch.lliCvLhc.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
QUEBEC POLITICS.

OTTAWA, Ont, March o, 1873
Mr. Debouchervilis, late Premier Of Quebec, has. It
s sad formulated appeal to the Governor Generai
setting forth his version OF the circumstances which
led 20 his removal from Office II Is also stated that
he will come 70 Ottawa ana present the memorial In
persoA
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SUDDEN DEATHS.

Margaret Moylan died suddenly and without medi.
cal attendance last night At her residence, No. II
Roosevelt street.
Mrs Hannah Z. Francis, widow lady, whose resi-
dence No l29 East Fifty ninth street. was taken
suddenly III while driving Central Park died
Il few moments
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
PASSING A FORGED CHECK.

MONTREAL, Ont. March 9. 1873
A man registering at u hotel In this ci,y as DR..
Louis Hcflner OF Boston, arrested to-day tor at
tempting 10 pass IA forged check on the Merchants
Bank tor 5000 ia payment Tor a watch at Savage,
Lyman Co. IS jcwelry establishment
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
GREENBACk CONVENTION.

PoRrsxoUTn, N. H., March 0, 1873.
Tho State Convention OF tho grcenback party met
hore to-day, Gardner J. Grcenleaf presiding.
The Convention took recoss until this afternoon,
anu after reassembng nominated Tor Governor sam.
uci Flint, OF Lyme.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
rur wrAruEn YEsrennAy.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours In com.
par,sou with tho corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudpups pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway;-
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
SORRY FOR HER FOLLY.

Stella Carl, the Newark maiden who took dose oil
strychnnc on Tuesday because her mother had
yorely chastiscd her for leading wayward iifc now
entirely out oil danger. She expresses great sorrow
and promises n thorough reform.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
BADLY BURNED.

Della Jennings, co:orcd woman residing at No. 1862
Broome street, was fatally burned last night by her
clothing taxing nre from pieco OF paper which she
wus about 10 Iignt her piie WITH She was removed
to Bellevue Hospital, but Is thought that she cannot
recover
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
FALL FROM A WINDOW.

Sarah o'Neil, child oftwo years OF age, fell from
the window Of her parents apartments a, No. 4o5
Second street. Jersey City, last evening" and received
Injuries which will propably prove fatal. Both her
icv were broken.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
REV. MR. MACDowELL SAFE.

A telegrsphic despatch received yesterday from
Rev. IL. c. MacDowelI, pastor Of the Roman Catholic
Church of ST. Agnes, in this city. at Hot Springs
stating that he had suffered injury from the
nagration further than what might result from . bad
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

A.-THE NUMBER OF TICKETS IN THE LOUIS
lana state Lottery assigned to this city is limited. and
their sale for March drawing will close at O'Clock
the day of the drawing Tuesday tho 18th Inst
heretofore the tickets have always fallen short OF the doe
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
,cRIBNER FOR MARCH.
A new edition Of 8, 900 copies

NEW edition OF 5000 copies.
The xpectedy large demand for the March Scbuep
has called Tor new edition OF OOO copies which 10
ready
GPkING AND SUMNER FASHtONS.-GRAND UPEN.
Ding . the aud be cautui stylos Nine. DEMORkSTS
Reliable Patterns In illustrated srd described ~
18th and nl the agencies In Europ. Amercn.
Portfolio Of Fashions aud hat to Wear lJc each; Quar-
torly Journal Of Fashions. DC yearly, loo, He=o 60
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
CUBA.
FURTHER suRRENDERs OF 1NsuRGENrs-HEAvY

FURTHER SUhhENDERS OF INSuRGENTs-HEAVI
INUNDATIoNs.
HAVANA, March 8, 1878
The nsurgcnt chief Esteban Arias, with POO men
with their arms surrendered ON tho 4th inst, tie
neighborhood OF Yara The day, at the Trocha,
jose Gomez and $50 persons, with their arms gave
themselves up. The surrenders continue. Perfect
harmony Is reienng between tho Spaniards
aud CubanA
DESTRUCTIVE INUSDATIoys
Heavy inundatons, in consequence Of the rains, are
reported In the Colon district, damaging the sugar
crop. wacrspout Madruga ravaged four planta-
tiona
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

AUX. 7. FEI.IN GUUKAUD5 OKfENTAL
CRkAM MAGICAL BEAuTIriER removes pimpes reckles
and All skin blemses and gives clear transparent
pcxon while its naturanes of hnt the
Of y metic suspected harmless. Nine. NJ b.
7. GOURAUD, Sole Proprietor. ~ Bond st., New York
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

IF YOUR LUNGS ARE WEAK, STRENGTHEN
them BY using llALgs UoNhY or hoREHouxD AND TAR.
RUPTURE CURED BY DIR. MARSHS TREAT.
ment; ~ years experience No ba auches only vessy
st.. Astnr ouse. nppo site St PAnl,s Church
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

BRIGHT AS THE LODE STAR OF THE NORTH
shine forth the teeth that have been rendered esuui
health. with the odorous SozoDoNr which also
swsetens the breath and causes the gums assume .
rndy hue which nrms pleMsing eontMt with the tseth.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

SPRING Is COMING.--IF YOU WISH BOOrS.
Snors and CATERS paroniEe MILLER CO., $40 Broad
TRUSSES, BANDAGE5, SC.-LARGEST ASSORT.
ment, finest quality, SEELEY'S Hard Rubber Truss
tabiishment, 6S2 Broadway Patronage leading
nntu "A
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

DR.. c. W. BENsUN'S CELERY AND CHA
PILLS prepared expressly to sick headache
he ndache dyspctie hendache. ia
and slce pessness and will Price,
R.lti tituor
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
AT THE METROPOLITAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
2S ANN ST
The New York herald., 1878-03-07

II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane the manufacturers OF genuine Asbes.
Paints Roofing. Steam Pipe and Boiler Covering
MALTHOPTONIQUE-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
tonic drink evolved from English matted barley aud
kenish hops dyspepsia and invaluable
mothers Ask your grocer or druggist tor IT,
l.. o. HAZARD x CO.. 1872 to lDe ChamUers st.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1878-03-07
yEW PUULICATIONs,

Nas fhe fony.dvs Guardsme1. Alex. Dumas 49,. 2Dc
2jD Red ~ Rose Is she hhoda Broughton. loo.
2sD The Jiit by charles Keadc. 1Uc.
27I. Ihe Diary Of Physician first halD. by Samuel
warren. .............:: 8Jo
25i. The Diary OF Physician second Half, by
samuel W mren.. 80. 20c
212 The cricket ON the Hearth. B., Dickens lUU
Narfyst. :.,....:......: ,os.
1Ocs
274 Ten Thousand u Year second haii). by Samuel
For sale by ali nowsde alers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-17
IN JUSTICES COURT. CARSON TOWN.

ship, ormsby County, State of Nevada, before c. A.
Withcre Justice of Peace.
D. II. Lentz and p. A. Wagner plaintiffs, VS. David
SMALL and Rachel f.. SMALL his WIFE defendants.
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding claiming
liens that certain piece of land with the building
dwelling thereon in Carson City Ormsby county state
Nevada called and known being the half 10
mher nine 90 and the west half of lot number ten 90
in block number eleven I) of Currys Division Of sal
Carson City, being and forming compact piece
land under the Constitution the State Of Nevada
under the provisions the Act of the Legislature
state entitled An Act secure liens to mechanics
Others and repeal all other Acts in relation thereto ap
proved March 2 1873, 70 be and appear before
tees Court the 18th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1877, at l,
O'Clock A. Of said day and to exhibit then and there
said Court the proofs OF their said liens.
D. H. LEN7Z. J p..:a
p. A. WAGNER, t"h''iN'
CsrsoH CITY, Nevada April %, 1877 Iaw9w
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-17


s,y WRITE OF DEtBEE AND ORDER OF SAIL
tS;.,J o,,t 81 a,J nnor tbe 9e, M the Hon Seeop,
"a 0;.;t -. in "a Co.. tbe C.nntv ~ oTInshy
ST. ~ 49, on Jndo1nant obtained therein on tn
a s doy Of March n 1s77 and .ttesed on the 5th da,
nj snr;i 1s57 in fayor osJay,es Gouan and aOaine
Iohn r Pyrne Snsan + Rvrre 3 Reinsten r. F. Crib
son and William Nusyroye executor OF the last wiz
and testament Of william Patterson deceased for the sun
Of four hundred and six dollars principal and in
arest Thereon 10 dat ~ Jndonent in te sum Of on
hundred dollar. and sixtv cents and In the sun
~ siytv uo dollars and ts Tor tayes for the ifs
cal wear 1s7s uaid nv nIsnt and in the sum of one dol
lar siYtv Ave- eents ibe intersst aoc,ad 10 date ON
above. named nrin.na s1n and interest from date
nad a, tho ra,e Of mar c.nt nor r,ontb ON both ~
abovenam.i SIMS also oopnsai faas in the n,m a.
TOM doars and n;ns,r tbr .nts ond oroinai cos
limited States. 80
Soo,J n toro~ -. O p,a., ,r ~ c,,, .r
aoainst John Hyrna and Susan y Rrn f the s,,ra
four hundred ard fftasn dallas and 80 ,n onts
c;1al ah and ,ha S,n "A 6tt4 s.,,ar aor 80 s,+,
eiTal from date Of Judgment paid the rate
~ per per month and counsel fees in the sum
seventy dollars ninety eight cents and costs Of suit il
the ali gold coin Of the Unitss
states;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-17
~ OF . 6.

AvOrECE T" HFPEPV GWEN TRtT TIL
| = undersigned Trustees of the Pancake Coal Conranv
corporation organized and existing rnder ard virtue
nf the laws Of the state of Nevada have called and de-
hereby call meeting of the sochnders Of said
ton to he held at the office of the corrany in Carson Cv
Nevada office of Y c fin the 18th DAN Of AUG
JST D. 1873. at II o'clock Of said dav for he rlr-
of increasing the capital Of sail COMPANY from,
one million dollars consisting Of fifty thousand heres #
twenty dollars each to two million dollars consisting
one hundred Thousand shares of twenty dollars each
June TO- 1878. G. nFRPY.
MARK STRAI1S
HORACE CPANDALL
JOHN r. WHITE,
T COFFIN,
je21wsau17 Trustees of Pancake Coal COMPANY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-12-17
ORDINANCES No. IS.

All Ordinance L Abolish Opium smoking D.ns
The Board Of Trustees 81 Carson CITY do uriain
Section l. NJ Izrsn persons shall within the limit.
ot Carson City. Keep MAN. btc,mc
visit contribute TO- the support any place hOus
where persons frequent assemble, for the r
Eose Of smoking opium and ali such places, houses
rooms. hereby declared To- be nuisances
Section , Any person who shall violate any II the pro
visions ii section Of this Ordinance, shall conviction
thereof, be punished by fine exceeding hundre,
dollars Imprisonment not more than fifty days, hN
boah such fine imprisonment, in the discretion Of the
Court. D. A. BENDER President Pro tens
Attest: ALFRED HELM. Clerk.
Carson CITY. June L. IS17.