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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
How Rubber Balls are Made.

The process of making the hollow
rubber balls used by children for play
things is quite curious, and may be in
teresting to those not familiar with it.
A Holyoke writer thus describes it:
The upper room of the mill is prepared
to push this branch of the business for
few months, and it will probably turn
out some $1,000 dozen of those balls be-
tween January and June. These balls
have a solid surface, are made by q
different process from that of making
the soft rubber balls which are perfor-
ated by an opening, and, of course, are
much more firm, durable and elastic.
The sheets of rubber prepared for the
balls are cut into strips of double convex
snsRss The esgess 81 tbs strips
and naphtha, by which they are joino a
firmly together, three of the strips being
used for one ball. This part of the work
Is done by girls, and skillful girl can
earn about $1.50 per day. When the
strips are joined together, the ball is
very near the shape of Brazil nut.
Before the last opening is closed, a small
quantity of carbonate of ammonia is put
inside, which, when subjected to strong
heat, will make the rubber expand and
fill out the ball mold. The opening is
then closed with the adhesive mixture,
and it is placed in an iron mold of the
size and shape of the bali desired. The
molds are packed into frames in which
they are subjected to the heat of the
vulcanizer. They are kept in place in
the frame by iron rods along the side,
and, when the frame is full, iron plates
at the ends are screwed down tightly
upon the molds to hold them in place.
These iron plates are about three-fourths
of an inch thick, and SO strong is the
expansive force of the rubber in the
molds that they have bent this thick iron
into curve. If one of the molds should
work out of place while vulcanizing is
in process, the molds will fly out with
a noise like the report of dozen pistols,
and the work is spoiled. The action of
the heat does the rest. When the molds
are opened they contain the perfect
round balls, with no mark of the places
where the pieces were placed. The
slight ridge made by the mold is ground
off by a stone used for the purpose, and
the ball is done. This is but one pro-
cess of rubber work. Besides the hollow
balls are made solid balls of rubber, etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29

John Rhodes, of Hounslow, England,
dressed himself as tramp, denied him
self the necessaries of life, and took to
the road. He lately died, and his for
tune was found to be over G100, 900.
The man bequeathedit to various metro
politan charities. A similar instance of
eccentricity occurred in Marseilles. The
object of the miser was to build an aque-
duct to convey water into the city free,
and it was done. During the, life of the
Frenchman he was ridiculed, despised,
and, like Stephen Of old, came near be-
ing stoned on ACCOUNT Of bis rags and
his me9nneas
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
Premature Burial.

Another lucky escape from burial
alive has occurred in Paris in the case of
lawyer named Lelone. His son, sum-
moned to his death-bed, found him, as
it was supposed, dead, kissed his brow,
and was surprised at its warmth. Some
hours later he revived and said: "Ah,
doctor, those few moments sleep have
done me world of good" The French
laws require that interment shall follow
death within, at most, thirty-six hours,
and thus it often happens that burial
takes place previous to putrefaction. 1t
was against this limited time imposed by
the burial bill that an eminent prelate
so powerfully protested in the French
chamber, relating how he himself had
been laid out for burial. Here, too, in
summer, burial takes place much too
soon. In England at least five days in'
teyyepe,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
Words of Wisdom.

He but waters his soup who takes
many words to tell short story.
Friends are won by those who believe
in winning.
He who has no taste for order will be
often wrong in his Judgment and seldom
considerate or conscientious in his ac-
tions.
Some people are like eggs, too full of
themselves to hold anything else.
Many people find their own happiness
in forcing themselves to be unhappy.
When you are alone watch your
thoughts when in the family circle
watch your temper when in society
watch your tongue.
The real wants of nature are the
measure of employments, as the foot is
the measure of the shoe. We can call
only the want of what is necessary pov-
erty.
Haste turns usually upon matter of
ten minutes too late, and may be avoided
by habit like that ofsLord Nelson, to
which he ascribed his success in life, of
being ten minutes too early.
Manners are the shadows of virtues
the momemtary display of those quail
ties which our fellow creatures love and
respect. II we strive to become, then,
what we strive to appear, manners may
often be rendered useful guides to the
performance of our duties.
The most agreeable of all companions
is a simple, frank man, without any
high pretensions to an oppressive great
ness one who loves life and understands
the use of it; obliging alike at all hours;
above all, of a golden temper, and stead
fast as an anchor. Fer such one we
gladly exchange the greatest genius, the
most brilliant wit, the profoundest
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
Items OF Interest.

Shoemaker's Motto.-"N Never too ate
to mend"
One of natures no-bill men-He who
pays cash.
Forty-four municipalities in Massa-
chusetts are free from debt.
Egypt is the place for juvenile excur.
sions. Aboy can always find his "mum-
my" there.
General Mite, the dwarf who weighs
only fourteen pounds, has earned $20,-
600 for his mother in two years. She
calls it the widows mite.
Oil has been struck in the Black Hills.
For the benefit of gentlemen who have
been interviewed by the natives of that
region we hope it is hair oil.
W. ~~-5;nlIs, S-nn With +ho aor,tain of
the vessel that brought the Cleopastra
obelisk Tito the Thames that it MT
pleasant to have a needle in toe.
The italian exploring expedition,
which attempted to penetrate into the
interior of Africa, has been attacked by
the King of Shoa, and compelled to re-
turn to the coast.
Mr.. Brandt, member of the Min
nesota Legislature, accepted bribe of
$50, gave it to the clerk, and exposed
the corruption, which related to the
supply Of books for the public schools.
A foolish fellow residing near New
York, has issued a challenge to any man
in America to smoke cigars. Henley
says he has smoked 100 in twenty-three
hours, and can beat that. He desires to
wager $500 to 81. 900 on the result.
Montgomery Queens menagerie bas
been sold in Louisville by the sheriff.
An eland went for $205; zebra $3.50;
lions, 800 each; leopard, $50; byenas,
$21 each; wart hog, $50; an elephant,
$1,000; camel, $3.50; royal tiger,
5000; and rhinocerous, $8, 900.
In speaking Of persons faults,
Pray don't forget your own;
Remember, those with homes Of glass
Should seldom throw a stone.
five have nothing else to do
But talk of others sin,
'Tis better we commence at home,
And from that point begin.
Truth is always consistent with itself,
and needs nothing to help it out. 1t is
always near at hand, and sits upon our
lips and is ready to drop out before we
are aware whereas a lie is troublesome,
and sets O mans invention upon the
rack, and one trick needs great many
more to make it good.
"Why, my dear, what is the matter
What can you mean? You look SO de-
pressed. 1t cannot be-and yet-oh, re-
lieve this killing suspense Alexander,
have you failed p said his wife, with
clasped hands. "No, my dear; my
credit is yet unimpaired, and business is
looking up" "You can't mean to say,
dear, that your old pain in the head has
come back" emo" "You haven't
had to pay the note for your brother
Joseph ?" "No." Have you-now
tell me, Alexander Bidlack, have you
had another attack of vertigo" ?" "No."
" Has your cashier broken his Murphy
pledge?" emo" "Now I know-I
expected it knew it all the time-I
felt sure it would be so. Mr.. Debonair
has asked for Seraphina ?" "No, moth
ing of the kind "Then tell me, with
out waiting another minute, what has
happened; I can bear it; let me know
the worst" "Well, that button told
you about has got tired of hanging on by
one thread, and here it is.-EImtrG
| Gazette.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
Night.

Night came down o'er all the earth,
And took the tired Day,
And clasped her tightly in her arms,
And bore her far away.
The moon like some vast lighthouse seemed,
Far up il the Milky Way;
The glistening stars, like tiny barbs,
At anchor round her lay.
And like single silver thread
That twines in some dark curl,
The river wound through trees and brakes.
A cleaning band of pearl.
heard the soft low dip of oars,
Like weary slow heart-throb;
And the wavelets Tapped the bow OF the boat
A low half-broken sob
And on that night, so long ago,
Ayision wondrous sweet
Came to me in its fullest Joy,
So perfect and complete.
o golden dream why did wake
To find it past and gone?
The dream was like glorious day;
The waking, cold gray dawn.
IWere better far that had died
Believing it were true,
Twere better far to sleep for aye
Beneath the sky so blue,
Then live, when each long weary day
Seemed longer than before;
When life is but constant pain
A wound unhealed and sore.
The river still flows murmuring on;
The stars are just as bright
AS when the vision came to me
That restful summer night.
The same2 Yes. alone am changed.
Oh God each weary day
/ wish that had died the night
The vision passed away.
-Hd,per's Magazine
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29

Again, as I have already shown that
the total potato product of this country
is nearly certain to reach 200 million
bushels as the average for the next de-
cade, it will be seen that if the above
figures are extended so as to meet this
case of the total product then it will be
found that the annual potato crop of
the United States is equivalent
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29
The Potato.

Conrad Wilson recently read an arti-
Gle on the potato crop before the
American Institute Farmers Club,
giving much interesting information in
regard to that valuable food staple.
Mr.. Wilson says:
A bushel of potatoes when iudicious-
ly fed to animals of good breed will
produce
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-29

An acre of potatoes, when expressed
in the form of other food staples is
rnaaaurad
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

General. Gtiutonten 9repotD niht our
Solee bate. Die eegen Mera Safiuz
litih biemit npbdn9i9 9emabte &lage
mirb inter bic SIS uno 1454bes Strafs
geiebbu9es 5ubiumirt.
Die 8eri6terIfattune Iber ben tueife=
rem gerlnuf Der 8eraaHolun9en fih fir
bic nd9fte NHmmer reg 8lnttes uprbe.
balteno, theilt Die ST. Betersburser
3eituns mod bas llrtbeil init. Rab
S4luB Der 8lnioopers wurbe ben Sc
IalDorenen BON 9eri6te bic 5rnge our
Gntfbeioune borgelest, oh @ern Sdfuz
litih bes Morbueriu6es auf ben 8eters-
burger Staot6auptmaun i9uloig iei, 10.
nie oefeH, inn burh einen Renpluerz
l9uB cine @erpunbuns beisebra6t gu
baben, bic nur 5ufpIse Sufdaiser, BON
Der 8eflagteu niht ~abbdugiger umftdube
ni9t ben Fob beg d6tabtbauptmanneS
na9 fi9 ae3osen. gad elmer eratbuns,
bic nidt liuger nls As Minuten oauerte,
erbradten bic @ei9pornen elm fretipre,
6enoes 8eroift. Scum bate Der S5.
mann bic @orte: Stein, ni6tidulei9l"
nusgefpro1en, als Iaute 8eifaasrufe
ii6 I'M Gnnle erboben; lie 6auerteR mebz
rere Minuten an.
Ser 8orfiben6e erflarte 5rdulein
Safu1itid, BOB fe BON @usenblide oft
bonn @eri9te frei 1ei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
MuSLdn0tfmeS.

S1lbamtIt6 tDtro eBt II
8etreff oes mebrfab %ertudbnten @or
ibluss 5ur grnennun9 beS beuti6er
&ronprin5en Suln &esenten o @lia6
9Otbrinsen sei9rieben: m9ieler @eOantt
9ebt BON elia6 : ~lptbringiiden &retier
dus,'it aber in ben 8Prltens8 esierun9s
ipbdren i6erbaupt nod ni9t in @rpd:
9un9 9e5Oeen noroen," @rruu9en luire
er fpobl Il lueroen.
Sic befannten @ntbIIIun n.
gen in Der 8reiie iber ben i6le6ten gu.
itan6 Der 2lfetten bel Der fransDiii6er
Nrtiaerie baben our 5plge ge9abt, onf
Der 6rie9smintiter elm 8uno1dreiben al
bic Generate e%rlaiien bat, tuona9 ben
Oificieren bel ftren9er Strafe pieoerbolt
perboteH tpereen ion, obne @rmG6ti
9uns 6es &riessminiiters in ben 8IGt,
tern militdrii6e Nrtifel gu ner6ffentli-
6en.
@inem @eru9t sufo1ge Be
fano fi6 Der ertaiierlife 8rins fiirsli6
in 8aris. Sc itieg I'M SOtel @arcin ab,
no6oem er ben 8oli5ei : 8rdfeeten BON
ieiner 4nfunft ourb einen bonapatifiz
i6en Deputirten neritdnbist bate. Grin
8oripano ooer ieiu 9wed mar, Der 8e=
eroi9nn9 bes 8rinSen Murat bei5upOb=
men. @r eridiea i'm Tooten6nuIe, eing
aber nidt init Sur STRIDE uno Bat fi6
rpieoer nod England beseben.
Gus 26noern Is a.
l6reibt man, baB bort upr &ursem
oas 9ampfldif ySblespia" bon Sem
gorf ansefommen 1T, oas fir Suf=
befiser Der umgeaenb 1922 Gtiid Sornz
uieb, iotuie Is 8ferbe uuo so S6meine
nit fid fibrte. Rndbem es bereits unaez
fdbr 100 Stiid 8ieb in Gn9lano qez
l0i6t bate. Die Tbiere fino in Der
9dbe BON @6icnep uno 81. Souls aufae=
fault uno baben ouf Der breiSebntdeigen
Seereiie bur9aus ni9t selitten. Ser
NH5faa bieieS eriten BerIudes 1T 10
sufrieoenteueno, aaB oerIelbe Dampfer
in oieien Ta9en na6 Stem gort suriidz
tebtt, UNI etne .neue 2abung amerifanis
iden Siebes beriiber.5u bolen.
Ha6 elmer iingft BON Der
Sarller Notwithstanding ausqeqe>
beuen Statiitif betrug i'm Sabre 1877
Die 3dbl Der @eburteft in BariS 81.
1885, moo0n 7,720 mdnnli6en unb 27,z
739 meibli6en @el9le6ts, bic 8abl Der
Seiratben 1900 uub bic Der 3obesfaQe
tuouort "A. sos mdnnliaen uub
tpei6lt6en @eI9le9ts. On Der
S9winoiu9t fino in bieiem Sabre 1858
BeriOner aeitorben, wonun 4,768 mdnnz
li6e uno 1916 tpei6li9e. Iuf bic Of.
BObltbGtisteit tpnren auoepies
len 1917 Snoioibuen, ndmli6 23,O36
Dednner, 3s,477 5rauen, 25,6O7 &naben
uno 26,207 W6oben unter oieraehn
$50 Bro5ent bon bieien Silfg.
beoirftt9en entfielen auf Gusldnoer.
@dbrenb ieoer pa6re Gent
i6e @enustbuung bcrii6er embfinoet.
BOB Inseb0ri9e Der oeuti6en Station
i'm ferniten &uslnnoe unter Dem
Der &eidsFasse fteben, bat Der
IoctaloemOtratifae r8orudrts" bic
unter Der ip6ttii9en uebers
r2ie6' 8aterlanb maoff ruhia
aaf bic .Nfaire BON RicaraauaS
'~tuau'peIieR uno au bemerteu, es iei gut,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10

in CONNECTICUT bic &unfbhngerpreiIe
F6 in eiuem Sabre nm bic Sdifte uerz
RI, aert haben. Nber Ielbt Denn oieIsr
8urtbeil ~apitntt finfSis 8tOcent nur 10
8roc nj 9efueIen mGre, uno man IN Be
rildIi9tiSuns 5iebt. oaB bic Snrrner IN
CONNECTICUT 6isber id6rlidh nngefdbr
100000 fir &uuitoinaer ausse9eben
baben, 10 tpiiroe ii4 INNER mod cine
@rlparniB pom $4,000 er9eben. IuBer
bieIer @rIparniB bat iebo6 bic Citation
nod anoere gortbeiIe aebra6t, benn
our6 lire 8emabun9en permeioet Der
6armerO Den @ebrau9 mittelmdBlser ooer
wertblpier Wanren, tute iol6e fritber
nur Su bGufig in ben 0tartt gebrn9t
uur6eu, unb bic &enntnis Der DENT
fhen 3uIdmmeniesuns Der Boare, Die
er nunmebr fault, erlei6tert ibm bic ra<
tioreQe Nrltpenoun9 b%erielber.
Qber oieIe Gontrole BEG 6anoels nit
Ru%nhoiinoern lit nitt bic ein5ige Gnf'
anbe qeblleben, ipel9e bic @onnecticnter
Wder6au. Station fid eefteat bat. 8on
sneien ibrer 9bemIfern. ben berren War@
nede uno Senfins, limb ipltemottl9s
unteriubun9en o Sdmereien an9eitsut
nerDeu, na6 Der Wet6ooe, melte i'm
&6uiareibe SodIen 9ebrdu6li6 lit uno
BON beioen 6erreH oaielbft fiuoirt tpuroe.
8ou wie GROCER 8ibtisfeit berartise
unter1udun9tn 1ino, erbelIt aus Der
Gaatla9e, oaB IN ben fieben Sabrert, lett
ceneu bieielbtn in 9eu ihlano etnge'
fi6rt Tno, iiber %piertauIeno 8roben BON
Sdmereien uuteriudt iuuroen, iuobei ltt
6dlIbunqen herdusiteLten, bic BON ben
bet~reffen6en Sdnolern 10 9eY6idt ausgez
fl6rt, in ihren 6ulsen 10 i9doli3 uno
ouantitutts 10 beoeut, no naren, oaB Die
Eeaierung fi6 %oernnlaBt geleben bat.
sum Sbube ibrer n~derbauenoen BeuDl-
feruna Sruan5i9 berortt9e Inter Iubungs
Stationeu in neri6leoenen Sheileu oes
Reihes su erribten. Nu6 bic en9lIIden
N9drtte BADEN in ben lsbten Sa6ren Hnz
ter Der uOridsti9en 6dl13un9 bon
Sdmereien uiel 81 leioen 9ebabt.
8eiIpielsuei1e tuuroe Der in gang
europa i'm Sanoel befinoli6e Game
einer Nrt 8islen9ras unteriu6t uno es
eraub lid, BOB oerielbe Al 8rucent I'M
retni9fe,ten ent6ielt, oarunter ptel gu
men pom llnfraut, Gift uno S6maz
ruserpTansen. Su ben iibrissn 50
81oceut aber, Die pirtli6 Samen bes
betrtffeuoen @raies, waren nur Is Bro
cent f%elmfGbts. Sci iOl4en 8erbdlts
niIien l66nt es iih i9on Der Weibe, fir
miiieni6nitlt6e lluteriu6unaen gu Sab
len. O6ne 8rueifel miro audi in ben
Der. Staaten BON ben Sdmereibdnolern
piel sefdli6tes unb DertblOies 3eu9 Der.
fault, uno Die unterlu6un9 bes onrauf
beSiisG den 9batteitnnoes. ME lie fih
ple NderbauzS Station in Connecticut oorz
genommeu bar, lit auBeroroentll6 tpIns
i6ensmertb, pie benu iberbaupt ieue
IuItalt, unter ri6ti9er Ifle9e, it4 balo
gu elner Der iesensrei6iten uno unentz
bebrlib1ten bcs 2nnoes ~seitulten piro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
R4dsrbau, errertmtnte.

Dem 8eiipjele eurppGiiher 2dnoel
fol9eno, bet Der Staat Connecticut, IN
8erbinoung nit DER BesleDan llniuer:
bel IiIp in Wttooletopn cine Station Iiil
erperlmentale N9ricultur eiueeri6tet
bereu 3ued es tit, bic w,ienl9lftli6su
5urtl6rlite oeS Ndertanes All oerfolqen
une o,e SeuntniB oerlelben i'm Solfe 81
pel breiten.
Die erite IHfaabe, tpel6e ole @pnnec.
ticuter Nniialt lid i~teIlte, mar Die Inter.
Sudung uerihieoener NrteH pom STUNT
bina,r uno Die . pntroalrNn9 oeS San=
bells nit oieIen @aaren. Der 8ert6t,
tusl6en bic Nnftalt ii6er oos erfte Sahr
ibres 8irtens obgeItnttet bat, meiit
nob, noB ndbrsno neHelben iiber swsi=
hunoert Is oben Don &uuitoinger 9apriff
iuoroen juo, cine Nrbeit, Die penn ne niht
m, br aus mliienIhaftllhem @lier, alS
aus 9epinniuht aeiGebsn pGre, ale,n
bic gauge Sun1nle dufsefreifen BADEN
niiroe, pelheoer Staat Der Stdtion be-
plliat hattie. Die Dtittel CUR Sontrole
beg SsrtaufS bieier nerihIeoeHen SunIt=
binger, iino ben in 3 suti9lano angepen
beteu nahaeahmt. @s bduoelt li6 Saz
bel bauptldhlih hnrum, bn6 bic Der
fdufer NIT Ger Station elm uebereintom
nen treffeu, oemSufolse fe ibre 0nare
nuf @runo elmer bon linen garan-
tlrten uFo Der SeitGtiauus Der Station
nnterworfenen Nualpis uertaufer, uno
Spetteus, ba6 Der &6afer IN ben Stano
seiest miro, fir elm @eriness, uoer qans
fOfeufrei. Die bon i9m setaufte 8nare
analpliren Su lnfen. GIN einfnderes
hub b~eiieres Mittel bate nidbt eefunben
Derben f1nHen. uno bas &eIultat Der
SeroHeutlihun9 Der Nnalnle ieoer 4rt
BON &%uufoIuser, iowie Der beftdnbiaen
NAfliht Der Station iiber ale neuen in
ben Warft geb' a6ten SOrten, lift bereits
cine betrd6tlihe Breisuerringeruna ge.
Der 6armer fauft nrht n1ebr
bic &nbe I'M Snde. gr tueiB tuas er
fault. Gs iino linn bic NttItel an Die
Slno eese6er, ben Serfteaunaspreis
Der Baare feunen II lerneu, unb er
sahlt etnsn u~erniiuftiseu 6anoelspreis,
100 er frGber Die Npptbeferprelfe be-
Tnbrifanten Iih qefalen loiien
Go 1T itntiftii6 nodseipie1en, ous
''Hter Der @ontroae Der &derbausS Station I
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
ensOsa.t9e g-isaae@ss@stts.
@rppinas g Diem.

Jnr nnIer HIatt ms ehfithen 8eitunsea sniemmsH
geffenD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-05-10
SANTA @tabte.

Snmburs, IL. Gpril. = BUR ermur.
bung Der Guna GnberIen. Die uners
miioli9 fOrtsefesten pUli3eili6en Reder.
den mad benz R6roer ser recoonoscir.
ten InHa NnoerIeu bnben fi6 Bis lest
erfol9los erfDieien. go nieG fteht felt.
oaB bic @et6ttete bonn 1. Biz sllra G.
Npril nRf ie6s reribieoenen Stenen
urlp INNER unter oneerem geamen Ios
strt bat. ue6eraa usriprn6 fe am a:t<
bern Ntor9en tuieber gu fommen, bielt
leoo9 nismals 8ort. fnf in iebem Der
4osis tpuroe BET ihrem Surtaana iroeno
eln @%egenftano nermIBt. Selbft ii6er
Ibren fraberen Slufentbnlt, @eburtsort.
lotule i6er ben Stano ibres Brdutiaams
u1adte tie itren 9Osi89ebern ~eeaeniber
nbuei9enbe Husinaen. @el6fperhdno.
ll9 tueroen bur6 bieIe 96atIa6en Die
Hs@er4eH Oer ROliaei iebr eri9wert
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-04-11
ASSIGREE'S SALE.

N~OTICE Is HEREEY G.VEy nv ,ru,
undersigned, Assignee in Bankruptcy Of the es;are
A - rlInoach and A B. DTicsbach and M D Hath
bankrupts III bankruptcy. that will sell at public a,,CC
On hoNDAl, SEPTEMBER 2, 1877, at II O'Clock 4 N in
front OF the County Building Carson City to tb, hgbes
bidder for cash. in gold CON- the following described mr.
rty to wit All the right title and interest Of the said
T. Dneshach, bankrupt in bankruptcy, to tseDtv fol,
thousand and nifty shares Of mining stock In the min
known as the Fourth of July Gold and Silver Mnino
Company, located in Eureka 1Ownship the countv u
Eureka State Of Nevada 'J -
Also all the right title and interest Of said hankrn4 T.
ana to certain mining quartz claim known as the Ia
wilson or Mount Hope Mine" located in Grizzly Fiat Min
ing lSIrCt In RI Dorado county State Of California
Also, all the right, title and interest 10 the notea hook
accounts and demands belonging to said esafe hat ~
main unsatisfed at the time Of sale ~ ~ ~
Carson City, August Sth, 1879
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ORDINANCE NO. 4s.


An Ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Dcns
The Board OF Trustees Carson CT do prdan:
section l. No person PERSONS shall within the Limit
II CarsOn City, keep maintain, become inmate a
visit contribute the support any place hour.
rCoin where persons frequent assemble, the par
pose ii smoking opium, and all Ruch places, houses
hereby declared to be nuiSancas.
section ,. Amy person WHO stall violate any OF the pro
ysion Of Section ot this Ordinance, shall conviction
there. l. be punish by fine exceeding hundred
dollars, mnIrisynIntnJ Il an fifty days y
ln fine and npriso intnt, in the lscr
CO>rt. l.. A. BENDER, PgeiiItnt Eru tenn
Al, ALFREU Him, Clerk.
Carson CITY JIM. Il I-.7.
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ORDINANCE No. 46.

An Ordinance in relation the office Of CITY Assessor
of Carson City the duties and compensation of said
officer.
The Board of Trustees Of Carson City do Ordajn:
l. The City Assessor of Carson City shall
ally Al. taxable property OF the inhabitants Of said
city tuate and being in said city, for city taxation at
the time and in the manner ne said
properly for State and county taxation. He shall
make Assessment Roll Of such assessment
shall place and extend the upon the Assessment Roll
made for State and county taxation by him
SECTION , The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
annual salary Of hundred dOlars in United States
rod coin which shall be in full for all services renders,
by him 70 said city such officer.
SECTION 3. All Ordinances heretofore adopted, 80 far
only they conflict with the provisions OF this Ordinance
are hereby repealed
Approved. JAS A. ST. CLAIR
Carson City, June II, 1877. President pro TEN.
Attest: ALFRED HELM Clerk
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

4 PpLICATI0N OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PAN
"a CANE COAL COMPANY to Remove the others o;
SAID Comrany.-Ihe Stockholders Of the Pancake Cou
Company, Corporation Of Nevada. hereby notife
that meeting OF the Stockholders uf said Company viii be
held At the Court Room Of the District Of the Sex
ond judicial District Of the State Nevada in and for The
County Of orlnsby, ON SATURDAY, THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A ID. 1877, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ of said
day TO consider the al of the officers cuEpany
5. H. WRIGHT, District Judge
April -, 1877 u9vit4