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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-07
SHERIFFS EALE.

BHY WRITE OF a DECREE AND ORDER Oh eAfs
issued Of and unEer the Seal II tie Hon Secoud
Judicial District Court III ald for the County irns;,
State Of Nevada Jud2 ment obtained tker,ii, on tn,
st day OF March, A L. 1877 and attesed thu DAY
April A. b. 1871 IN favor Of James GG"an and alSt
John F. B!ne, susan T. Eyrne : EeinSte!r4, r. Glib
and William r. AusGrUVe Executor Of tie last viii
Of william Patterson deceased for the slun
four hndre,! &nd twentysix dollars principal and il
thereon 10 date OF judgment in the Of ore
Hundred iii ynne dollars and sixty cents and in the
sixty dollars and sixteen cents for taxes for tbs
cal year l7O paid by plant if and i'll tie sum Of dol
sixty five cents the interest accrued 10 date Oh I3
abovenamtd principal SUN and iuteTest tcon date
paid at the rate Of per cent per month on tcth ~
a'"Y, named sums; a.s0 eUHI@"' Ices IN The sum n
Ntyforr dollars ana nnety Ttt t7ns, and Urai COS.
the q tory o'iT oV.i&Fr ali Ia the god CUh vi tie
nit,d statc6:
second u favor q s Recst,in snd F. F. Gibson aIs
Fcaniet john T. and Lyme for me suln
nur hundred All fifteen dollars ana slXty-tHO
iEai debt AID the 81 III of ftv seven dollars and sat,
tcreg: lkor, tate and interest said rrir
GlL from date OF Judgment anti p2ii at the rate u
y pr II ger month, and counsel fees in tie Of
my d"i-s bIu nn@t yght cents aI costs u IL
H." SUM eli t.eN, dollars al il god CON Of the tntad
Third--Iu favor Of Wzn. R. Ensrrove as executor Of
Of the last wi and Testament "il Pf;tvreon Ge.
Il agsi,t jo F lynne .Ud EuEsn E. Eyrne for tbs
Hy rnf, and tie sum ii y dollars AID SIXTY celts
interest thereon accrued Ia tits Late and interest said
principal tuIl date OF lAid ju tH paid at the
rate " per &C Mt per i'"'lth ard 'N'0vl lie in TIE
forty sven dorn, and coats 81 suit in he ii
i,n do.o-s together vi, all al may accrue ty
r'n g" adye lS. G nn~flon tie, ard Clerks accrCtn4
>rsis 81 a 6" tie above IL the utcight joiars and
N? c,l-, ali IA ad cola 81 tie 4!l> L ttat, Inc ii
reetot "nhI~.i;g me ~ sell according to lew crtaia
},at property ~ out n sid IL Nct aId order al ISLE to
-Ey NC 'N''e ceF:i'4s End Ill pursuance thereto,
.''' :'F GINn az Wit exposed AT pubic &uctun, III
r>' the t"'Lt li@se door n Carson City, Urraely
IAl ~ AEtil A. l.. .>I5 between Tie hours a 9
and T. r.. |" VII. at ore O'Clock p all tie right
jie. interest md cll1ln Of the d. 1t ndauts Jun r Srue
an" Susan F. VINE, Of N and to the following described
mort &red RAJ m"ttrty t. "jt: The north hat 60 %
block V" thirty on gu in Sears; qhomEsVIo and Sears
t'isi'n 81 Carson City, in ormshy County, Nevada,
-titr with all ami singular the tthemcrTs h
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business and slal pay therefor, If iy he DAY Two "41
and fifty uts if by The quarter thirty d".Ie'
AUC1lONEERS- AND PAW NBR0hEFS.
Section 20 Every person firm, or ssoca'ion engaged
il selling auction anything h. SIDE ms "S u proper III
in leaning money any "'her thing 81 Fe as l<t"i
broker in said city shall Jay ior a"d otaln Io'te 80 L"
DO and SHAH pay therefor by the day, "ne dollar bY
the quarter, twenty dollars.
BOOK CANVAHSEES. ETC.
Section 81 Every person. whether principal "r agent,
engaged in c4nvaasrs soliciting Subscriptions Tor "
sale OF books, mars pct ur'S or an! S-isf[ @ ~.
,jty ghs " Ter and obtain al He soto 90 ana si pay
therefor ii b. the day dollar ii by the quarter twenty
dollars
| BOWLING-AILENs, SALOONS, LIVERY STABLE
HAY.YApr,, PITCHERS, GAS COMPANIES, VA
T7,E CnupANIEs. SADDiERs, BREWERS, FOR
wARuING MERCHANTS, LUMBER DEALERS,
| planning MILLS, WOOD-DEAIERS, SODA MANI
! FACTTrRERs. AND INSURANCE. AGENTS, ETC.
E-,con -. livery person firm or aS'oT1ati'l eil2a IL
carrying the Business o keeping towing tie! S'
! livery stable, lanyard and butchers gas SNnaL
les companies, said'eIs brewers toTallliit E.I
chants be Iers Of planning mills wood dealers s(G "H;u
iacturers and insurance agents or III uc N''e77 u" y
any she'd corral or other pace where animals are bearded
hired sold where iced Is sold or IN t'e l"I''e
OF any acid bIuestone soap OF cigars Sha ray 10! ana "D
tain ,iuart,rIy lie Use 70 carry such hhlr rs AND
| shall gay therefor ten dollars per quarter.
UHDERTAkERs, MILLINEF,S, BARRIERS, BILLIARD
! TABLE KEETEi!S AND BILL POSTERS
Section % Every I-rsou firm ASSOCIATION engaged III
c, no or ,,l,jn - rs an rr1rtakrr. niiin,r bart
billlid table keeper CT bill poster SHAH pay r asa "''
\ Tc, for CARRYING q, such business According to tn
! following schedule, to wit:
Tho.e ic<ceY billiard taalc rs and ;arberl Who's
monthly recp.s exceed Ilon-aud dollars, sinai pa
| Tor 4llcl lic<a.t ten dollars per IuGTJer.
Those , ,i,t billiard table keepers and hrter} wh'7-
monthly p;s cd five hundred d"IfS @nd Il" NV
exceed thor s,nd do!crS. = ali "> Ior scn iic''5 "
And tGs4 lycn keepers o, billiard .ah}cS and harhcr~
uLo4e rettI,s 10 mt exceed t"c lIrInd dollars yer
month shall Iy Tor such license Two dollars AID I'll 'e'
! pr quarter.
100 dollars yer quarter Coz each tar kept and the X, Nle
o any similar gaming ta!.e "i'tt'h n '' ".ff I"
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- TE~ DISTH':,T COURT. $500 ON, IL
dcal District, il aud for OIlnsly County, state Z We

~ T"t DI>TH's"r COURT. -, ON, ~
dicl4 District aud for onnsy County. STATE I Vt
vadL.
In the matter II hf estate AMI guaIiakniu Il Charles
F smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith Edgar aud I'm
ma Smith, minors
II atH@erng this Court from the petition this dav
presented md filed by W II Smith the guardian If the
and estates Of Charles F. Smith Clara smith Alice
Smith and Emma Smith. minors. praying for an order o.
sale Of certain real estate belonging his wards tina. it
and would lie beneficial TO said wards that such
real estate should be sold It hereby ordered that the
next Of Kin % the said wards and all persons interested
the said estate, appear before this Court on MONDAY
THE "3d DAY OF JULY, A. ID. 1871 ten O clock A. M
the Court Of this Court the County Of Orrshv
then and there to show why order should not t
granted for the sale Of such real estate.
Ard it IS further ordered that copy Of this order be
Published at least four successive weeks before the sai
day Of hearing in the MORNING APPEAL a newspaper print
II and published il said county OF Omsty Dated june
2$d 1877 $. II. WRIGHT,
District Judge
STATE OF NEVADA Comfy Of Orlshv SS-I Alfred
Helm, County Clerk and Otco Clerk the Second M
fcI 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, az the same appears file and my
office
-. In testimony whereof have herounto set nv
hand and the Seal of said Court this twenty third
J ' day Of June, A. d. 1871.
'-,~' ALFRED HELM. Clerk
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To the Board Of County Commissioners Of oTIls6y count"
Nevada: 49,. ,..
Centernen: herewith submit my report OF the bus
ness OF the County TreAurers otce Tor tie han Jei 1"o
ing December u, 1877.
On Of July, 1877 there were in the several county
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CGUn!Y TntA.U,E,'5 StMH- ENJoi
REPORT.

COUNTY TRxAsvRZ8's 0FFIcs, !
Gibson CITY, Urmsby County, AsTaGa,
Jauuary ;, l5TS.
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The aj-ve sale IL hereby postponed until SATURDAY
HE NlNETLEETH IAl OF MAY, A d. 1871 at same
and pace by request Vi Plaintiffs ana Dce1dants
:. Z SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson Cl5} Apr! -, 1877. ppl
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employ shall pay aud obtain License to carry GA fc
business and sla pay therefor If ty The daS w" "I
and fifty c,uts; ii by the quarter, thirty dollars
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R&HC:hA

"a slsj " The ss thai JOB Printing every DESCRIPTION
s dcoe at this ossos Of reasonable raee.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18

THE Indian territory has a wild pigeon
roost, extending over forty acres of timber
land. The Joplin News states that "the In
'dians who own the land will not permit
other parties to take advantage of the game,
but hire men, who sit at the roots of trees
and shoot and throw clubs all night, and
'the next morning the ground is literally
covered with pigeons, and they are gathered
up, loaded into wagons and hauled to this
city, where the Indians realize from 10 to
'25 cents per dozen for them. During the
day only now and then pigeon can be
seen in the vicinity of the roost, but they
invariably return at night. Those who own
the land say they have killed dozens Of
wagon loads this fall, and still the number
does not seem to diminish in the least, nor
does the nightly slaughter seem to intimi-
date them"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18

Sbama, North Carolina and Wisconsin have
each seven lawyers, and only one other
member; and Illinois has a solid phalanx of
seventeen lawyers and only two members
from all other occupations. Pennsylvania
has twenty lawyers and seven of other pro-
fessiops." And in commenting upon the
subject says: lettA ..L
What we do insist on Just now is that there
are four times as many lawyers in office in this
OF lawyers TO help interpret the law, and they
obtain their largest fees from the obscurities
and contradictions OF law. VIII they be anx-
ious TO make the statutes clearer, more
straightforward, more explicit? IL IL as IL q
wealthy father would say to one OF his boys:
~, HER make my wa to SUIT yo1rse M9nla
ment, and would they be likely TO elect the
son to the position OF their own accord?
The United states is the only country where
lawyers form an aristocratic caste in politics
In the British parliament not more than one
tenth are lawyers, the occupations which lead
military men, bankers and the railroad inter-
ests. Parliament lawyers are OF very little &C
count. The leaders are men like
what laws the people want, and
see that they get them. In the French assem-
larger instaIlment of literary men and artists
In Germany the same principle prevails
lawyers are nowhere. 1t Is only In brow
to the front again, and obtain the supreme OPP
portunity TO hocus pocus and bedevil the laws
which they are paid to interpret.
There ought to be some lawyersi in every leg
islatlve body, pat their function should be
clerical and technical. Whenever a state
places its statutes unreservedly into the hands
of men who live by their confusion, the laws
Of the state are very likely to be confused
Laws ought to be made chiefly by those who
have the largest interests to protect-by far
merS, merchants, manufacturers, mineTs-not
by those who coin wealth from the quarries of
the community in which they live.
Manifestly it is mistake to gauge Ameri-
can legislation by European precedents'
since the whole frame work of the govern
ments are essentially different, and we may
remark, all things considered, American
legislation Will compare fsvorably with that
of any of the European governments referred
to by the Graphic. What is wanted in Amer
lean legislation is the best men. Inferior
abilities, no matter from what profession
they are exalted, will give the country a
mass of defective laws. The subject is
worthy of the profound consideration of the
people, for 1t touches all governments from
municipality TO the supreme law making
power Of the country.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18

Mr.. BLAINE wants thorough investigations
into election outrsges. Democrats do not
object, If the proceedings include all the
outrages Mr.. Thurman informs the senate
that he desires the investigating committee
to inquire whether employees anywhere had
been intimidated by their employers in the
recent elections; whether federal Office hold
ers had been assessed for political purposes,
and if SO, what had been done with the
money; also that the committee scrutinize
the behavior of federal election officers. If
Blaine's resolutions are amended so as to
include Mr.. Thurman's views democrats
will go into the investigation without a MUIR
muir OF disapproval.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18


THE democratic house of representatives is
still engaged in the good work of retrench-
ment. We refer particularly to cutting
down the salaries of ministers to foreign
courts. 1t has reduced the salaries of min
listers to Great Britain, France, Germany and
Russia from 81 500 to $4,000 each; those of
ministers to Austria, Spain, Italy, Mexico,
Brazil, Japan and China from s12, 900 to $1O,-
600; those of ministers to Chill and Peru
from SIC, 900 to $4,000. 1t refused any pro-
visions whatever for ministers to Belgium
and the Netherlands; and also rejected Mr..
Eyarts' request for a charge 6'affairs at
Athens, with 5000 salary, but consented to
a consul general at half that amount. Final
'ly, it made several changes In consular sala.
ries, some upward and some downward, in
accordance with changes in the business done
at the ports. In all of this no American
interest is compromised. The ministerial
gentlemen are purely Ornamental. The
rights of American citizens and the advance
ment of commercial interests are chiefly in
the hands OF American consuls, and since
foreign ministers are of little, if any, SER
vice to the country their salaries should be
still further reduced. 1t is more than prob
able that the radical senate Will object to
the reductions proposed by the democratic
house, in which case it will be interesting to
note which body will back down.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18
GLIPP.NaS.

The hired girl sat by the Kitchen stove,
Twas nearing the close of day;
A pair OF blue stockings her busy hands wove,
AS she hummed a roundelay.
The light grew dim, the girl grew rash,
And she hied TO the kerosene,
She touched IL of-a terrible crash
The end Of LIES fond dream.
San Antonio Herald.
A DEALER in hosiery should always have q
good stock In trade.-New Haven Register.
THERE Is murder In the Kentucky air. We
don't care to Breath-itt.-New Haven Register
YOUNG man, In the beginning of a court
ship be sure you don't write and then go
ahead.
TES days more and the annual candy cram
Of the boys and girls VIII be here.--New Haven
Register.
by lodging down back street many a Gull
prit has proved an alley by.-New Orleans
Picayune.
"sAw my leg or" isn't a very jolly tune, but
Wade Ham pton has got to sing it.-New Ha-
ven Register.
AN OPEN countensnce and a close mouth
will go far to secure you the respect of your
fellow citizens.-New York News.
For every loss there is some gain. When
back OF your Observation-Disclosures Express.
THE PuIlmsns are not newspaper men, but
they got an extra dition of their own when
they caught Angell.-Philadelp hia Bulletin,
LOUIS A. Cooley died at the table. and so sud-
denly and uuex pectedly that his first words
over there were, "Pass the butter."-Buffalo
Express.
"THIs business is being carried too far
shouts the end-man minstrel in his search
around the stage, "here some ones stolen my
bonesr'-ChIcago Journal.
THERE is a singular similarity between a
T. l.. clay pipe and T. ID. Talmage, inasmuch
as they are both well pulled, and more smoke
than fire proceeds from them.-New Haven
Register.
THIS moon is just the thing for coon hunting
or sleigh riding, but isn't worth much for
gathering chickens or talking about the green
back movement, over the front cato, with an
other fellows girl.-Bridgeport Standard.
If the young ladies have the least lingering
respect left for the elasticity of young mans
arms they will summarily shoot those big lea
ther belts that now encircle their waists
When the boys want to hug a horse collar
they'll go out In the bsrn.-Elmira Gazette.
FILKINs says that the nearest approach to
perpetual motion he knows Of Is his wife's
colloquial power when he returns home at
o'clock In the morning, and is naturally In
dignant because "grandfather's clock" cam
tankerously insists on striking the hour three
times.-New York News.
BUT presently the clown turned q double
back somersault and the house went wild
with excitement. There, ma" exclaimed
Miss Kellogg, laughing, "you'll admit that
couldn't do that7" mo, I wcntT said Mrs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18
LAWYERS AND LEGISLATION.

There seems to be growing antagonism to
lawyers as predominating class in congress
and in state legislatures. The war against
lawyers as legislators has been for some time
past carried on vigorously by the New York
Graphic, and, it occurs to us, with more zeal
than prudence. There are variety of rea-
sons why lawyers a class specially
prepared for the work OF legislation which
can not be urged with equal force in favor
OF any other class of citizens. The legisla-
tive departments OF the state and federal
governments are the law-making depart
ments, and while it may not be necessary
for lawyers to largely predominant over
other callings and professions in legislation,
it is evidently the part of wisdom to have
men OF the legal profession OF marked ability
in sufficient force In legislatures as to avoid
the enactment of laws as shall not be in vio-
latIon OF the organic laws, and that shall
fully protect citizens in all Of their rights.
We are not OF the number who believe that
lawyers have a divine right to rule, or that
they excel others in intellectual capacity or
patriotic devotion to the welfare of the peo-
pie; but as general proposition they are
more ready in debate and quicker to per
ceive the defects OLA bill. Such matters
belong TO their profession, and hence
their value as legislators. 1t occurs
to US that the difficulty Is not
so much in the fact that there are great
many lawyers in congress and state legisla-
lures, as in the the fact that the people are
not always careful to elect men Of the high
est legal attainments-and this objection, in
it's sweep, applies with equal force to other
callings. The law making departments Of
the governments, state and federal, should
command the best ability of the country,
and this done, it does not matter so much
whether the members are lawyers or farm
ers, doctors or merchants, mechanics or gen.
tlemen of leisure. The Graphic claims that
In no other country is the same prominence
conceded to lawyers as in the
United States 1t points out that
q in tie United States senate there
are ''ferty-eight lawyers and only twenty.
one senators of all other professions. In
the house il Is nearly as bad. There are 223
lawyers. and only 20 members who are not
lawyers. More than three-fourths Of the
whole are lawyersl Delaware, Minnesota
and Nebraska stand quite alone without
lawyers in the house, but they have only
five members between them. while Mich
'igan presents platoon of nine lawyers,
Mississippi six and Maine Eve, without any
'sdultsntion from other occupations. Ala
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18

words had been made imperishable in the
memories of men, and have come sounding
through the centuries, to be caught up and
sent on thier mission OF love and peace.
Time may kill, but there is a power that
makes alive. Time may destroy, but there
are forces at work which are forever rebuild
ing. There is a resurrecting power in the
world that defies time, forever clothing the
world in beauty, and forever lifting human
ity nearer its Creator.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18

IT is gratifying to notice that some Of the
leading radical organs Of the country do not
hesitate to say that Blame, in his attempt to
renew sectional animositIes, has made po-
litical mistake. This Is the view the New
York Times takes of the subject, and ex-
presses the opinion that unless Blaine is
squelched by the common sense Of the party
radicalism will be seriously damaged in 1880.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18

THE New York Evening Post is OK the
opinion that Blaine is at least ten years be-
hind tune in his effort to resubjugate the
south
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.hs Ssmfinel.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is.

The real trouble with the radical conspi-
rators is that they can not control southern
elections with carpet-baggers and troops
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-12-18

The great superiority Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup TO all other cough remedies il attested
by the immense popular demand for that old
established remedy. Price Is cents bottle.
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Information worth thousands wiz be sen
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TUMOR

OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED By
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.
groceries. Train. provision. Etc.

Corrected weekly by whIpple & Hay, Whole
sale snd Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.