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St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-24

WILHoFTs ANrI.PERToD1C OR FEVER
AND AGuE ToNIC.-This invaluable and
standard family medicine is now a household
word and maintains its reputation unim-
paired. 1t is indorsed by the medical pro-
fession, and prescribed daily in Hospital
service. Why Because, after years OF trial
in the worst r.alarial districts of the United
States, it has proved itself positive anti,
dote for all diseases caused by malarial
poisoning of the blood, WHEELOCK, FIN
LAY Co., Proprietors, New Orleans. For
sale by all druggists.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-24
At TINS season of tn
Simmons Liver Regulator

Sin,mons' Liver Neg 8ulatOr has been In use
for halt century, and there is not one single in.
stance on record where it has failed to effect cure
when taken in time according the directions 1t s.
without doubt, the Greatest Liver Medicine
1m tine World; is perfectly harmless, being care
fully compounded f1om rare roots and herbs. con-
tanning no mercury or any injurious mineral sub.
stance. It takes the place of quinine and calomel
and has superseded these medicines in places where
they have heretofore been extensively used. Pro.
cure a bottle at once from your druggist; do
not delay give 1t fair trial. and you will be
more than satisfied with the result obtained.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-24

The number of deaths at St. Louis
caused directly or indirectly by heat, from
July to July 10 inclusive, was 184.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-24
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,
Prince Edward Co va.
Pat. Mar. 10, 1878.

TURRICUL UM embraces full instruction in Class
" ical, Scientific and Moral Studies Next ses.
sion be ins Sept 5th: ends June 9Th. Total exp pen
ses, 'xc' sige of b ard, sl25. Good board at tew.
SO to Slipper month. For ull inform tion address
j M p ANDERS IN Pr. at
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-24

Tuyohrndreth edition, revised and enlarged. lust
nubIIshsd 1t ia standard medical work, the best
in the English language. written by physic,sn OF
ieweled medal by the National N edical Association
It contains beautiful and very expensive st'e plate
eneravings Three hundred pages, more than my
valuable prescriptions tor all forms OF prevainnG
diseases, the result Of many yeais OF extensive and
oniy 81. sent by mail. The London Lancet says;
No person should be without this valuable nok;
Tie spthor is q noble bepefactor." An illusfrated
sam Die sent to all on receipt of8 cents for r. are
Address Dr.. W H. PARKER, No. buinnch street
boston The author may be consulted On All u'"taHF
r e1uiripg skill and ex DereDce.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-24

YOUTH" Got such thing as a light
about yer, guv'nor % Crusty old boy
CA light! What, dye want to go to
he'd s'
St. Landry democrat., 1878-08-24

vuEg WRITING T<s ADYERst~S ssss
w, M 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
CfMPOS'S SHf.u PE.rE.
Generals Nncco and Garcia SIN Making II
Lively for the spnnInrd. In Cuba.

HAVANA. April 2s.-Thc absorbing qucs-
tion il not to-day. as it was ten days ag,. What
is Nacco going to do 2" but" What can be done
with Maccof'
The Spaniarls very inlusrousy spread re-
ports. rs long rs any one would believe thom
that Maceo would unqucstionably surrender I;
then that he would surrender, but only to Mar
tinrz Campos in person. then that he wanted
Some promise from Campos which the latter
could no, grant without referring the matter 10
Madrid then that he would not surrender until
omnncipqtion and autonomy were formally de-
creed. Now everybody here is convinced that
all these reports We're los. and that MaccO never
had any intention OF surrcndering.
When II became publicly known here that
MnceO had, on scores OF occasions and in al
most daily engagements. defeated small bodies
q Spnniards in almost every district oI tho
soundy whipped the SpHui1rds In the Iursdc-
ton Of Las TunHs and had carried the war into
Camaguey, The authorities here instructed the
Er'ss to hrliur the disappointment. ,ani tell
their readers that peace wpnld certainly hc an
accomplished iaci on or before the national
hnitle of Sarag oss1 and tho homhp rdmrnt ofC NJ
no. On that lay.thc pacfioator would return to
this ,'y"r-iaithlnl cliy. and ne long Iromlsed
this hope has fed. II is currently reported that
Macco's forces. who nrrthoroughly prat,ed in
tainous nature Of the Eastern Department.
have proved more than match for Campos's
regulars, ana that although II" mas received
heavy inforcoments from Camagucy and Las
Villas. the Cubans have entered and sacked
many Of the principal towns in TINT section.
One thing your readers may depend upon
and that Is that the war il still going on. and
moreover. that it now seems likely to 10 ON
until the oSpaniards give 1t up. How soon, or
how far of this event may be. II Is imposs bic
to predict. But Spain has been burning the
financial candle at both ends. The expenses
creasing in about the Same ratio Eight years
ago this island produced over COCOON tons OF
crop will reach 350.O00 tons. Last year scores
OF estates wcro unable to pay the taxes, with
sugars ruling far higher. Juhgo what del'it
there must be- this year Tho sinows Of war are
giving ont. We hear of fresh troops promised
from Spain, The men Spain may be able to
raise, but whore rs the money to come iron lOr
their equipment and trans purtAtiun2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
FORGER md INCENDIiRY.
The Cause OF the Flight Of ~ Prominent New
Mnmp.hIrs Hm.Ine.- Mnn.

LAcoNIA, n. H., May 3.-Much excitement
prevails here and throughout this section Of tho
state over tho announcement Just made public
that Thomas f. Ladd, ono OF the most promi-
nent business men of this place. who diappear-
ed on Monday last undor circumstances leading
to the belief that he committed suicide. is for
ger to a large amount and an nccndiary. II Ia
believed that he hns ruined number Of per.
sons and yictimizcd five banks. On Monday he
appeared much excited. and after borrowing
some money went to his home. His wife motto.
ng his strange appearance. questioned him.
whcrcupon he replied: " ! will bc back by and
by and tell YOU all about it," Soon afterward he
borrowed u team aud started out to ride. That
evening the team was found twelve miles dis
tant. IN ShnbOrnton. near u swollen and rapid
stream. II wns then thought that he had COM
mitted suicide. but some believe he hns fled IN
Cannda. He h,ri been financially embarrassed
some months and a determination Of his
creditors to put him into bankruptcy led To in
yostigaton of some of his papers. Then the
forgcries were discovered. The four persons
whose names were signed to the furg II notes
have also signed SO many genuine notes In his
favor that il is thought they Will hc ruined. His
total liabilities aggregate t3lO1o and IS 100
OF forged paper is already discovered. Ten
buildings. in various localities. which were
heavily insured in Lndd's favor have been
burned within II few years past. and before his
departure he confessed to n friend that several
OF the fires were his own acts Of intendiarism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
SHOT BY IN OFFICER.
\ Desperate Fight In Third Avenue. In whick
Clubs and ~ Pistol were Used.

The Sevcnty-sevcnth street gang" as
sembed in full force at the corner Of
Third avenue yesterday afternoon. Thcy
hal been drinking freely. and they
wore inaultin; and assGultng passcrs-by.
When Onlcer Bernard Murtha ordered them
away he was thrown down and dragged into
the street. \ few minutes nfcrward he ro-
turned with Roundsman Mnnick. but could no,
lind the members OF the gang Later. tho officer
saw Thomas German, the leader. enier his
home at 232 East Sryontv- seventh street. When
the officer went toward Gorn.n he ,urlng upon
him. \ rough AMI tumbl" light followed.
in which GDrEln was worst 4. O,horS ot
the gang went 10 his Hsrislunee. and hold
the ON 'rr down, while German beat him Ghout
the head and ,dtc wilh his own club, Tho
oiilrtr fired two shots in th" mir 10 frightnn
them. hut they Only laughed At him and
beat him. \ th!rd shot struck Gornan in
the breast. Tie frll 10 tho ground. Tho
bullet entered Wst bclnw tho left nipple, and
lodged under tlr skin ~ the right hreast. Gor-
man aftcrMard lumprd from an ambulance in
which he had been placed, assumed pugillstid
attitude, and shouted: Il can lick any blue
coated !onfer in the police department. even
now II required two officers to hold him In
the ambulance while bang taken to Roosevelt
Hospital. He il notori 1usly desperate lighter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
DON CIRLOS WiTCHED BY 4 SPY.
The ResnitIng suit for = OO. 900 Against the
Spanish Minister.

Deputy United States Marshal Kennedy
had yesterday very interesting document TO
serve. being u summons to the Spanish Minis
ter. Antonio Mantillo Dc los Rios to appear in
the United States District Court for the South
ern District Of New York. 10 answer in the civil
suit Of Fernando Guiral. sometimes known as
Charles Kiss. who demands 100000 with inter-
est from May /. 1873. for services as a secret
agent in reporting the movements Of Don
Carlos. In the complaint. Fernando Guiral
AYERS that in 1876 and part o. 1877 Don Car
los the claimant to the throne OF tho kingdom
~ Spain was travelling throughout the United
States and Europe thai on or about the 26th
day OF July. 1876. the defendant, who was ana
now is Envoy ENiraordi nary and Minister Plcn-
potentiary 10 the United States from Spain.
hired the plaintiff 10 follow and travel with the
said Don Carlos through the several countries
through which he passed, and 10 keep the de;
minutcly informed ms 10 all Don Car
loss actions. the names of those with
whom he was IN contact and their business
with him. and all, each and every item Of knQwl-
cdge, fact or Incident concerning the said Don
Carlos which should occur, and which should
give the said deien liant thorough knowledge
Of the intentions and acts ot the said Don Car
los the h"ttnr 10 he co., ui2ant II and to be- ahle
to counlrract any design which tho said Don
Carlos should have Tor the organization or at
trmiiin-s in ans way To- organize movement Of
the Inhabitants ot said countries against the
kingdom of spain or any OF It's drpendcncirs.
,,1NirAl iurih'r complains mat tNr spanish
Minister promised and agreed for such services
lArs" ana ample remuneration; that, IN nc-
cor'lanec with such hiring. he was put To great
risk and danger of his life that he performed
the services mentioned and referred IN ls re-
quired Of him, until dlschargel on the 2ls, day
81 January 1877. in Paris; that he travelled
with Don Carlos daily aud nightly, being his
intimate companion through the United States
and the several countries Of Europe. and in
formed In" spanish Ministerof all Don Car.
loss actions. and al other ini9rmaiion asked
posed him ON discovery To imminent danger OF
MS ne. as was We'll known aud understood hy
stood ~ him to bc a moaaure OF his oompcnsa-
ton; and that the said services were rcason-
ably worth slOO,nuO. which sum. or any par
thereof, the Spanish Minister refuses to pay
Guirn Is a native of Spaln, but n naturaliZed
citizen Of the United Statcs who served in the
late war. He is tall, dark skinned, black -eyed.
with the air of a nabnh, lie il addr ssed lN his
familiar friends as 'Niscount." II II said that
he has trunks full Of letters, which he SAYS are
from the Spanish. officials directing him in his
work which he will produce on the trinl.
The Spanish Minister denies that le incurred
the debt. and will defend the suit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
THE "MiN E.ITER SIfOT.
a stallion that has Killed Three Men md
Dishgured Twenty Others

NGpDLETowN, May 3.-Thc Hamblctonlan
stallion Rlsingham.' one Of the nnost bred
horses in Orange county, was killed by his
owner Or. j. \. Schultz, in This place last night.
This horse was twenty-one ycars old. An offer
Of $1,000 was once refused for him. At two
years Of age he was. considered the coming sue
cossor Of Old Hnmhletonian. his sire. Ninrtnrn
o' vicionsnoss thAt increased as hr grow older
FINALLY l,e nec.mo rIm' In 5 5! ehtIrrly unnanaSe-
man eater" He had killed three men. and
wounded, crlppi"d. and disilgurrd twenty
others For fourteen years no one dared 10 put
him TO wagon until short time ago DR..
Schultz, who had owned him but n short
time. with the aid OF several men, got him in
harness and to wagon, and tried to drive him.
II WA "A dear experiment. The stallion broke
everything To- pieces. and the Doctor was him
self saved by the merest chance Many Of the
their skill ut suhdung him. Tie conquered
thcn all. and nearly killed ono OF them. One
Of his latest exploits was the seizing Of a negro
groom who had undertaken TO keop him, tcNr-
ing OH the mans right cheek and Destroying the
Gye and Srprng S bnG C1 nad o raj Ish' TT FRI
three men who preceded the negro MS erooms
all narrowly escaped with their lives. one lost
nm ear: another had three fingers and thumb
taken Off: the third left his arm from the elbow
in the Jaws of the horse. II became lmposslblr
tn got !. groom for the stallion. No one knew ut
whnt moment iii" brute would attack him DR.
Schultz nt last made up his mimi TINT kislng-
ham wra "hronlcally insane. and c9nriudcd TO
kill him before he claimed another victim.
As Ki,ingl am stood in his si9ll EarlnG over
the Manager Mt the spectators who had enie
the stabIe to soc the 9on-SHier ,i'Ii mvs afso
lwoen his eyes. They failed TO bring him down,
and uttrrng tho ilcr,est Of ncighs. he made
frantic Efforts to get over the mnngei among
tho hysandors. As q man drow the attention
Of the horse away. Dr. Schultz, by u skilIul
thrust Of long hnlt 5'y"teH ms lnsulsf Hem'
For Il long time nisingham stood up under the
great now Of lAogh relaxing no eiIoIt to get at at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
THE ERIE B.fsIN MURDER.
One of the supposed Murderers Captured
Secrecy ofIhe Police.

Tho Brooklyn police have in custody n
man arrested IN connection with the murder OF
Bernard Ferron. the hoatman whose body was
found Oh Friday OF last week anchored to the
bottom oi the Erie basin with bag of iron
Weighing one hundred pounds. The strictest
secrecy is observed touching the matter, AS il is
averred that undue publicity will defeat the
ends Of Justice. The canvas bag which con-
tainci the old ends OF ship iron. was lettcrcd on
one side. Lewiston seamless Maine" anl on
the other" John II. Lewis & Co.. chambers. ~
South street. New York. and with this for n
star, .ng point The detectives obtained informa-
ton that rapidly led them to fix the identity Of
thr vessel that lay In the Erie basin
ON March Ii. the day that Frrrpn dis
appeared. and WAS murdered The vessel in
which the murder WIS committed is said hy the
police 10 BE- the schooner Mary i. Harris. john
Crowlry, master; was owned IN Machlas. Die
signed to Nash 4 Co.. OF New York. She was Of
1855 tons burden. and contained n cargo Of lum-
ber.. She discharged her cargo in this city, and
on March moved across to the Erie bnsin and
cast anchor nrnr whore the body ~ the MUIR
derei boatmnn was found. Her crew consisted
the vessel On the day she an lor"d IN the basin,
and did not return until she went away from
In some uncxplained way Capt. Reilly found
q man who hnd formerly worked ~ the schOun-
er Mary Is. Harris, and he. identified The lag
aud the scrap iron ns having belonged TO her.
The lag belonged to the captain, aud the iron
Lumbar doss were. used u handle the lumber
that the vessel carried.
The schooner was traced from the Eric bnsin
to one OF tlr Jersey City piers. whore she re-
ma'ned two weeks When the captain exam.
ned the schooner here. 1t is said thnt he missed
the iron for the first ime and he called the two
sailors up TO explain. They acknowledged
that thcy had sold it. and then the captain
ordered then, to pay for i, ihreat"ning that
unless they did 50. he would dschargr them,
and have them arrested. The men paid Tor the
iron, but in consequence OF the quarrel. ono Of
the mon quilted the vessel and this man IS now
in custody. The vessel sailed .or Calnis. Maine,
whore sho is daily expected, anu where an
officer is ready to meet her.
The police tracked the man who qpttedI the
ship 10 n sailors boarding house In Water
street, where two officers in civilian dress mr.;
rested him on "Wednesday, They conducted
locked up in the Van Brunt street police stn;
ton. The fact of his arrest WIS kept profound
secret evon from the Sergeant in the police sta
ton. but II leAke1 out yosterdny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
a M,an,uh. raeoun,er with . burglar.

READING. Pa. May IA desperate midnight
encounter with burglar las, night in the village of
Gracrs Ford the Perkiomcn branch of the Reading
Railroad Ashrnhsld saw = strange Eight in Henry
Adrrlers llut, and atuncc snrnise that burglar was
At work Ashcnhrh aroused neighb0r, Daniel q
Lands and the two men went To- the Hotel, Lam
dis having a shot gun and A'hchn,ld base
hall bat The night very dark, aud
they entered the hotel they encountered man
They asked who he and instantly the stranger hrcd
pistol, and Lands dropped with bullet In his lett
breast The burglar 0r such he proved 20 be rctreaed
and AshrnNeld followed On tnmlug within striking
distance A,htnn.hi swung the baseball bat with POWER
ul tucr struck the burglar back o the head and knock
ed him srnselcss 10 the ground The report oi the pistol
shot nnh the cry oi murder anl thieves aroused
the burglar carri,d into the hotel Landis
taken home and medical ad WAS sent for. The
burglar soon revived and gave his John krrnS
He was in his stocking tct Ills bouts were found IN the
rear yard. ON his person was fuund lot Of burglar
tools KNIFE, skeleton keys and several dollars that had
been stolen The drawer Of the hotel barrpou ne
was taken before Justice aud committed IN default
ha 10 the Cnunty jan at Norrstown Mr. Lanils /, not
q, q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

WiDnlal Van Rincr. aged J5, q manufacturing cloth
cr % 49, bnd ,'r,r NrWLrk. tell down stairs In his
shop la.t nisht ani hrok" his neck
william COS, aged a. Of the nrm Of william and
G,hr-" toN. Union li, y. J di,d IN Saratoga at IL
oHuak ou thursday night WHITTIER he had gone to attend
ia" sale oi toh-rr,s Al lie was about IN good health
mill after l'ucnrN, at which time hr Ia his room
in the hosc Oi John COS. his athtr lie taken with
pam m is chest ami dlch briorr assl,iiir could 10
Of Union Nil, \. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
Capt. Cocheu's Dls,nis.ni.

Can't. Noah l.. Cocheu. Of the Thirteenth Rogi-
mcnt Will appeal from the decision Of dimss1l one N
hs points being that tho military law sNioicd Tho
Captain friends say that he can he convicted on te
charges preferred, no vommAnitnt NJ company ~ Uo
National huMd Is exempt from SIMILAR 'h"I' ana toh'
via
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
Another Driver Killed.

Charles stevens. aged 35, Of 33l East Forty
sixth street employed driver by Clauscn. the brew
ef was thrown from the seat NJ his wagon while driving
around the corner at seventh and Provost streets Jersey
ilil. Yesterday muruins He carried In 81 Fran
ciSs Hospital and lie ded within rrc minutes after his
arrival there lie leaves wife ami family In This city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

In the armory Of The Twenty Hegi-
men last evening, Gilmore's band gave HrcW' u con
cert The band seventy In an will start rom Tire ar
nOry Of the Twenty second Regiment at - T. todA
ami viii cml ark the CiA Berlin NJ fey - south
riNer After concerts IN Ireland amt England me land
viii 50 to France, reaching Paris On the Fourth Vi Jul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
senator Morr,..ey'. Remain. Taken to Troy.

SARATOGA Mny 3.-Senator Morrisscy's body.
which has Lain IN coffin In the pArlor OF the Adclph
Hotel all the forenoon visited by large numbers II
was taken shortly after noon Ia the ears 10 be- conveyed
to Troy The ltllhrhrcrs were the Hon J. NJ Marvin.
the Hon G Lester j. N Andrews, Cornelius she,ha
" h. John,on and John Eddy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

Catharnc fiUsimmons was nearly kicked to
death h. her husband in her hane At al East Twenty.
fourth street last eVcnns Mr. FitlNmniuus had been
drinking heavily tor several days Two oi the woman ;
ribs broken She refused to To the hospital AMI
would not say any thing against her husband
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
REyOLTING AGAINST DIIZ.
An Outbreak In Durango and Nuevo Leon
Trouble Along the nordsr.

SAN ANTONIO Tex, May 3.-An official tele-
gram gen Od revolution has broken out IN the
states N Durango ami Nuryo Leon Gen Tfcvino has
boon ordered 70 que IT. The salri'on' OF Naianoros
and hisr said 20 he on the rohl OF pTohouhclh.
AgAiHst DiAx Cen EscohcdO l. hrr".
WANINoIoS. May AT ihe 'nhnei Council to-day
serious attention was given tn the recent reports re-
lniing 10 the aNtauons Oh the MrNcAn border There
is abundant evidence that u WoNrmcut is on loo, bY
friends nf erdo on tie American side n the Rio Urhnir
tn cross for The purpose oi e., lung trouble nI phh
Inc Secretary Of War alter the Cabinet adjourned sent
an niirr To Gen Ord, cuonns hm 10 lee particularly
yi.il4nt In the endeaNVr 10 prevent any INVASION OF
Nrxirnn ctrtnrV with hostile intent from the American
side OF the Rio Grandr The opinion ~ AdmnlsrHuoI,
circle. HAT terc viii be serious trouble III mexico, nnd
un ulAr,v along the bOrlrr The tu"wcrsm m l~ulO
arc without doubt nstgatn- Indian Tids into American
Trrrt1ry ur e purpose ~ having United Stlies troops
pu ,ir them scTps the river AMI thus prpiucc adlnil
romIt atiOns with I'll, MeNiean hohvIhlVhl i'n H., ~
.ted Tor Violating the neutrality laws was expressed by
some members OF the cabinet
Gray's 4 American Cnpsules.-TrHde Mark.
Tin h,x... KIT soluble beware OF cOanteroits. 3ic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

PANS. May 3-Thc Comte de Mallt, who yes
trtty ca.ltl tIc action, 90 the ELECTORAL committee .
fraud was wounded day In duel 10y DEPUTY LaisAnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04
NEU JERSlY.

Warm southerly winds. falling barometer.
clOf. weather. i nu' rous rams, TOLL Wri by conler
noilV Nlnl- r,!n. barometer and clearing weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

The season at the beach will opcn tomorrow. ThTe,
exeursivu uaIns irom tOVt VI Jtth sL-Ads,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

Fast excursion trains TOMORROW Sunday iur Rock.
away on Long Island Railroad Leave Long stand City
Nand II N. and u. +. NJ Take ferry AZ San ,t "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-04

Norfolk Dryiled Crabs at Maltbys oyster dcpo,s and
hrs class restaurants fresh every morAins all summer
ala.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-16
Carson. Nev.. July Is !
ORDINANCE NO. 4G.

IN Ordinance in relation The Office Of CITY AeseSSor
Of Carson City, the duties and compensation OF SAID
officer.
The Board Of Trustees Of Carson CITY DO oria'n:
SECTo. The City Assessor of Carson City shall annI
ally all taxable property Of the innabtaus nt said
city, and being in said ely Tor city taT2tion, At
the time and in the manner he assesses sad
property for State and county taxation. He shall not
make separate Assessment Roll of such assessment bt
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Rob
made for State and county taxation by him.
SECTION . The City Assessor of said City shall receive
an annual salary hundred dollars, in United States
gold CON- which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him to said city such officer
SECTION All Ordinances heretofore adopted, fr
only they conflict with the provisions of this Ordinance
al hereby repealed.
Approved JAS. A. ST. CLAIR
Carson City, June II, 1877. President pro ten.