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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1879-09-15
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Lo-yDoN, Sept. 10.
Eight horses sent to England by Mr..
Pierre Lorillard and five sent by Mr.. NJ.
ii. Sanford have been landed from the
steamer Erin in excellent condition,
The Times Berlin Paris kilograms say
that Prince Gortschakof admits the gen
eral accuracy of the published report Of
his conversation with NJ. Soliel.
According to present appearances the
distress among the working classes Of
thickly populated towns in the north
western portion of England will be most
intense during the coming winter.
The District Councils of Roumainia
have been convoked In extraordinary
session at Bucharest in order to decide
upon relief measures for the rural popu-
lation, who are suffering famine, caused
by the failare Of the maize crop.
The Messrs. Jones Brothers, of the
Ayersome plate mills and nail works, OIL
Middlesboro, lave failed, with liabilities
estimated at 100000. The works, al
which 600 hands are employed, will be
kept going for the present.
The Daily Telegrdph's correspondent
at st. Petersburg says that news has beer
received from Orenburg that Kashgal
and the surrounding provinces are very
disturbed. The population are openly
hostile to the Chinese. There is grea
scarcity Of food in many districts ant
people are suffering severely.
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Further PARTICULAR Of the massacre OF
the English Embassy at Cabul have been
received, One account represents the
AmSer a. afraid to interfere and another
b Pleading in vain for the lives Of the
'Ehelishmen.-Att the second election at
Bordeaux yesterday Blanqui was defeat
ed by 25S votes.--A despatch from Rome
now says that the negotiations with the
German Government are to be dropped
until after the imperial elections have
taken place, ,t
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NJ OTICE.-J. H. Primrose pas n ran n.
~ management of the old and reliabis
sewing machine company-the WheeIer =
wilson. This machjoe has. been lately
amPf 10 ana IL an entirely new m achine.
ana Is known az the improved Wheeler 4
Wilson. 1t Ia the finest made loci -stitcT
sewing machine now In use, and has Nj
vantages superior to any other,
We nope our friends will give M q call.
new machine. soAs
Our terrltery embraces Delaware and
ShesCeI counties. Pa, and Delaware md
inc Eastern snore OF Maryland
our omee, at present, viii be founn N
Us Market street. After the 2bth oS "a ~
Ins We VIII be found At our old stand tSs
Garrett building, No. 7ls Market strest
AGENTS WANTED.
ieoo-du J.. H.PRINROsD
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!, l1EssuEFjS SALE.

CHEK!I.iFFITI,'ss =, SAW \ wit of Lsna55,,||
10 me directed, will be expo'su
sa,s a. VIZ ErTE HOTEL, 81 !, s b. \
Ia "a, nv ~ .Iobn j. Dougherty, ID .lr b
wilmington, New oaS'''
wars' on WEDNESDAY, n. 4
The list Day of October 3 a. a. -
The following described n nd SIIb bel
rh III hat lot or piece Of la .ac,, ID lypl
s, are ihnildIng thereon crew of y ilnlr1
store p S,,nate In The city o. a,, " 70 !
being s sd and described as ,v"",hsN|
Beginning at sias Z u ei street, q CORY
weslerly side OF Mar MAIZE Robertson,
~, = ~ heirs cir of Mary Riley, ~ ernsliIIIol.
, tr the middle Oh , nn,ad and DE-
the The S Ss Of joseph Robinson 81 he
Robinson's lot II, ieg h,pIey stree! Nm
essteTIy side OF = Sp about u fes e.. soob
q, norm q corner 20 of land La Is'1 herewith
" ;on q deceased, thence east =,
s 1mw eight degrees, street ssf
seven i lnE1e % ID degrees wes' 10 tSe ~
inches down MARIE s ctentenl. lhel'~
heaipnIng. be lhe .,te
they may ,open in execn,, VITA BID
sss sssiyy p D aSd % s. S ;SIs
Sheriff. Office. New o'''!s.:g
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BEFORE ESQUIRE HAGAyY

Carl Specbt, was before Eq1
Hagany this morning on The cbarqs|
committing an assault and bapeu|
JAMES Smith. For the ofiense be
required to give $500 for bis appear
at court. He was next arragnei 90 I
charge Of selling liquor without La
A like penalty In this case was alO
CURED. While one of the witness
the last case was testifyng, the dsfs
ant called him liar, for which Old
he was required to pay So aud costs
contempt.
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Sealed proposals will be received by lhe
undersigned uptO 30 clock On Wednesdav
September II, 1919. for printing five hun.
a NJ !ocol copies Of the Journal OF the r.
r Sana nooge q Delaware, I. o. y. =,
composition, paper, presswork. covers and
binding. Size OF page 70 be the same Is
United States.
Paper TO weigh 90 pounds To the ream /:
sheets "a by 33inches. Proceedings proper
70 be set In small plea, old style, c0mmuni-
cations, addresses, resolutions, reports of
com mittees. &C. &C., TO be set In boa reeois'
old style.
Estima tes 10 include alse, two hundred
(2oO) copies folded and stitched) OF The re-
ports OF the Grand Oficers-which are IN
pc printed and delivered on o. before Octo-
per q, 1873. and the type IL pt Standing for
the Journal without extra charge therefor.
me WORK must be first class. and deiiv.
ered AZ the ONCE OF the Grand Secretary,
withln three (3) weeks after the receint ~
copy Proofs must De furnished.
Inc right TO rejoct any or all bids Is re-
served. ISAAC ". HALLAM.
sepi0 o. Grand Secretary
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Children cry for 1t, but they stop cry
ing at once, after they have taken a
single dose, as DR.. Bulls baby syrup
cures all the pains our little ones are
subject to.
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NJ Office The Citizens' Loan Assee,a.
~ uon offers new stock for sale; no
lime very prosperous, First series viii
mature In little over nine years NOT with
standing the panic. Apply Tor shares day
GEORGE G. MARIs,
..e Secretary.
hep o-lm No. COL Shipley street.
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FOURTH EDITION

II Indfcatisns Tor Ts-Dsy.iV 40
Glider, clear or. purity cloudy sosatser,
,oiAds, higher barossetcr.
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NOTICED,
Three Hundred Dollars
r EWAR

Three hundred dollars reward will ba
paid for the arrest and conviction OF the
lhief or thieves who have been recensIv
engaged In mouse brea King II. this civ.
JOHN p ALLMOND.
aug Io-ti. Mayor.
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Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Sept l5 1879,
Quotations At the Brandywine N Ills for
Flour and Grain, furniahed by W. e..
Pennypacker q Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Process Flour..., 7.O0a 500
Choice Family. bOOa 7 rO
Superf1ne Flour. 4OOa s 90
Prime new Wheat. .........,.,, 10
New Corn................ .s... so
Bran Der ten. ................ l6 90
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GOLD DISCOVERED IN NOVA
SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, September 13.-Gold has
been discovered at Burk's Gut, N. f.
Specimens ofquartz contain considerable
gold. A copper mine has been discover
ed at Harbor Nam, Conception Bay,
Newfoundla I'd.
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NJ OIICE.-A dividend OF ferty cents DER
lninston and Philadelphia Turnpike Com.
pany, payable on or after the l6lh inst.
JOS. ia rNALL. Treas
9Th mo. 8th, 1s79.-augl4,
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SPECIAL MEETING.

The City Council, in special seal
at Maryland Avenue and ClesI
street, Saturday afternoon, examined
premises of Patrick Magarlty, which,
flooded at every heavy rain, on accl
OF the grade Of the street, and REID
the matter to the Street COmmiiles7
DOWer 20 act.
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NOTICEs.

III sEkIES. First pay menI 5eptem-
Der 2bth. t4th friday good and safe Invest
ment. Apply to r. T. TAYLOR, Sec.
COZ Market street.
GEO. W. BUSH, Pres
sepil-tm. JOHN W. LAWSON, Treas.
NJ OTICE.-On and after Monday, Sept.
IN i6th. 1879, travel will be suspended
be given OF the completion OF the new
structure. ALBERT H. silver.
sepl0-6tdAltw. Levy Court Com m il 'ner.
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A OTrCE.-Un AID allef :, " ,'s';si Il
IN uficale OF buriel VIII oe O.s,,ifad
out the proper physicians y Ho 'csra]
authorized by ordinance. ana l ~ Tho
will be issued after the leisV srsyed1
have been buried and any pr ~ Of
Who will open a grave without ar " 1' III
certificate from The hes'e.s or phnc
will be prosecuted. blahS'
can be had al this Once, ND RegIstrs
EDMUND b. FRAa .a,na a. t'y 4
aepi3-1t.
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A PRESENT TO THE TREAsURl

City TIE asurer Vincent, has reoI
from the London Golden club, aha
in British India, written and dellv11
In English, by Mr.. LalmObln %
Barrister.at-Law, ,. in Calcutta. The
rs a valuable one as it is written
native Of HindOO.
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..T IRON AND .,.a,l
X K. ,'a SSss PA sns.;a ,s' ~
IIRs5N, iNoIsrEEHha sDsi|
sTE5Et.RipwARE, rnssIAL :,
ANp COACH 4.c, hs,o S d SSSa
H. Have e E, .es, Fi lie; and best ,p
2 Il: 70 %n @spo a :; ssEEGss5s s2s;
AND 2l2 WILxlS''
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FOR THE COURT HOUSE

The greensboro from Chester CCaI
for the new Court House Is now \
hauled and stacked on Market y
above 10th. 1t comes to the cry VI
Wilmington and Reading Rall'0a''
A number of Middletown lOlS
visit the State Fair at Thlladelpl,@lj|
an excursion to-day. The cFoNil
them. IL
"Why, look at every branch q ply
ness. Hayes to las. Frldal Wv
natl Enquirer.
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yesterday
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NEW ADVERTISEAEai''

TOR RENT.-No. sl5 BalloWlssyV0l
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

THE Truckee Republican says: "Deer
come down on the Tahoe stage almost every
day Most of them are killed in the neigh
borhood of Squaw and Bear valleys, seven
or eight miles from Truckee. A popularity
of these venison carcasses is that the heads
are cut off, and that all marks are oblterated
which might tend to bring the hunter within
the pale of the law. 1t is unlawful to kill
female deer, hence these precautions. 1t
should also be remembered that it is directly
in conflict with the law to cut off the heads
or remove other sexual indications of the
game before exposing in the market Every
hunter who attempts to mutilate the car
casses should be arrested without delay. 1t
would be an easy matter to detect the perpe-
traitors.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

Peter Thielson, 62 years old, hanged him.
week
German named William Muller shot him
self recently at Marsh Basin, near Boise City,
Idaho.
The lynching of Jack Whitman, for horse
stealing, is reported to have occurred near
Wingate, New Mexico.
The war against the railroad management
of New York State promises to be very bitter
in the coming Fall campaign.
Surveyors are now locating the line of the
Southern Pacific from its present terminus in
Arizona to Messila, New Mexico.
The Utah 6 Northern Railroad will run a
narrow guage from Ogden Utah, to Montana,
and a broad guage to Puget Sound.
Joe jenkins, New York diver, was suffo-
Gated while endeavoring to recover an anchor
at the Battery, by the bursting of the air tube
A Brockville, VT, telegram says that Miss
Hugel aud her sister, aged respectively eight
in the St Lawrence
Persons of all ages and classes seem to pre-
fer death to life in California. The latest
ported is an attempted suicide by Chinese
woman at Oakland.
The Los Angeles Express says that bear
weighing 1900 pounds was killed last Tuesday
by Col. Havel, manager of Mr. Oesterman's
bee ranch in Cucamonga canyon. Sir Bruin
was victim to his uncontrolled appetite for
honey.
Three American locomotives were shipped
to Australia son ii ne ago, and orders have
lately been receive for more. They are
found to be superior to those imported from
England, and to require less fuel.
Paper is now substituted for wood in Ger
many in the manufacture of lead pencils 1t
is stepped in an adhesive liquid and rolled
round the lead to the proper thickness After
drying it is colored to resemble an ordinary
pencil and sells III London at about 60 cents
a gross to retailers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01
ARLINGTON HOUSE.
NOaTh CARSON STREET,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA

Having leased this wel-kuown brick building I motif
friends and the public in general that will be kept
frst-class hotel in every particular.
THE TABLE will be second to in the State
TIE b r will be supplied with the best brands
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
sGood cooks and gentlemany waters have been Sc
cured
AS an old resident of Carson City, l ask and expect
share Of public patronage My intention is to attend
t'orson to the wants Of my patrons. b. F. SMALL,
JelZ-u Proprietor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01
MORNING APPEAL.
rkrDAY.....................AUGUsTI 1, 1879
AN ANSWER.

The Enterprise has sufficiently Gained itself
TO attempt a response to the queries of the
APrKAL on last Sunday. We can to-day at
tempt only very incomplete treatment there
of, but will premise our words with the state
ment that the whole article is irrelevant to
the controversy warranted by the induce
ments as expressed in our columns.
The question at issue is the purely political
one whether the Republican party is en-
TITLED to consider its own intrinsic interests
regardless of the dictation of railroad or
or corporations.
The 'leaf of history" to which we are treat
cd by the Enterprise is a reasonably good effort,
in journalistic way, to hide out of sight the
real question proposed for consideration; and
supposed statistical information, legislative
action, and the necessity of railroad extension
are dogmatically resorted to as proof that the
Republican party is incapable of properly pro
tecting private interests, and that the several
railroad corporations having lines in this
State, must assume guardianship over the
insanity and incompetency that finds form and
expression in the Republic IN organization.
The APPEAL repels such monstrosity of
reason in public affairs, and proposes, so far
as the Republican party is concerned, that it
decide for itself in its own untrammeled dis
cretion upon the merits or dement's of the
40 called railroad questions We do not sub
nit the controversy to the jpSe dlcit OF the
EntegpriSe, nor yet to the impressive waving
Of the hand by railroad superintendents.
We hold to the obvious truth of the doctrine
that the people have as much, md indeed
vastly greater interests in railroads than the
pulled up holders of the shares The owner
ship of the stock is of monetary value only
through an implied obligation and practice
which conduce to the bona fde fulfilling of
that trust with which the people have coupled
the grant of legal ownership and manage
ment. The people (and not railroad book
keeping, are the only judges of the faithful
ness observed in the keeping of this trust by
railroad companies, and the people are intel
ligent enough, whether their information be
drawn from railroad figures or elsewhere, to
understand what is just as between them
selves and the great carriers of persons and
freight.
The Republican party of Nevada will not
tamely submit to the inuendo that party sue
cess is deserved or to be allowed only as per
mitted by railroad magnates. The day has
come when it is to be tested whether the
franchises allowed railroads and other great
corporations involve a system of political
Emergencies, or whether political power, in
its pure and proper sense, is reserved to the
people themselves. Let the Enterprise again
ATTEMPT its answer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

TIE Enterprise of Wednesday claims that it
has cast no slur upon the memory of Harry
r. Mghels This means that in the opinion
of the Enterprise it is perfectly legitimate and
honorable in any man to publish newspaper
for backmailing purposes; that it is perfectly
in consonance with fair fame to pursue an in
tentionally perverse course with the deliberate
purpose of compelling railroad company to
buy back, at extravagant figures the Influence
of newspaper. And this is the best atone
ment the Enterprise can make for an attack
upon the memory OF as brave, honorable and
talented a gentleman as Nevada has ever
known;-this the style of Republicanism that
is to reward lifelong devotion to its interests.
The Enterprise can probably maintain itself
in the advocacy of such brutality this,
long as the proper percentage from railroad
Golfers flows into its capacious pockets; but
human nature will 50 surely revolt from such
an exhibition of moral Cor inlmorai) sentiment,
that the railroad interests will, ere long wish
they were capable of understanding those at
tributes of common wisdom which are suscep-
tible of making aggregated wealth consonant
with the interests of common people.
The fact that manly character is held i'll
such light esteem by railroad organ is the
death knell to that slavery which railroad bonn
hasts would fasten upon American citizenship.
In conclusion of this matter We find oursef
obliged TO denounce the falsehood which claims
that the same charges against Mr.. Nighels
appeared in the Enterprise prior to his demise.
Produce the proof from your files Mr.. En-
'erprtse
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01
terpl'tse.

THE Eureka LeaIer states: "Iore rattle
snakes are to be seen on Prospect mountain
and vicinity this year than We're ever before
known since the discovery of the mines. 1t
is supposed that their activity is due to the
scarcity of water, and that they gather in the
localities where moisture is to be found. "
Thought you boasted "plenty of water and
no grasshoppers." Better come to some sort
of an understanding.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01
MECHANICS, ATTENTION!
NIECHANECs' UNION PROCLAMATIoN:

NJ EXCHANGES UNION FERMENTATION:
At a meeting of the MECHANICS UNION Of Storey
County held III Virginia City Saturday evening" July
49, 1879. the following revolutions were adopted
Res0lUed That locomotive engineers and all other me
chacs, eligible mbership i'll the Mechanics Union
of Storey County, engaged in running locomotives
other mechanical work the Vii gina and Truckee
Railroad coming within the boundaries Storey County
be and hereby requested to themselves tn
the Mechanics Union of either Storey Lyon Ormsby
County before the first day of August, 1879.
ReSOlyed, That from and after said date of August
1879 locomotive engineer other mechanic will be
permtte ply his vocation within the boundaries of said
Storey County, unless he exhibit his card member
ship issued him by OF the Mechanics Unions above
mentioned.
By order OF the Union.
A. F. MACKAY. President.
THO. II. WoODwORTH, Secretary. jy2otd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

LIONS as long as horses are frequently met
and conquered in this part of the Territory.
The sheep men of the Agna Fria Valley
have recently laid out several of them
Large and powerful as they are, they exhibit
great cowardice in the presence of man,
but gracious, how they have lorded it over
sheep and other stock 4 rj2o1tian
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01
THE APOLOGY OF THE ENTERPRISE

The APPEAL desires upon all occasions to
exercise as well as receive the cour,eses that
should always characterize the profession of
journalism, and is therefore glad to go, if pos
sible, more than half way Ill the recognition of
the extended olive leaf.
We have elsewhere dealt to some extent
with the disclaimer of the Enterprise to any
casting of slurs upon the memory Of the late
Henry r. Mighels, and regret that the Enter
prise in its article of Wednesday placed diff
fcult obstacle to the extending of that more
ample apology which the occasion imperativey
demands Until the Enterprise proves from
its own files that Mr.. Mighels was while in
health the object of such charges as were
made on Tuesday, it holds itself in that re-
spect subject to the reiterated stigma of inten-
tional falsehood, and these columns will not
fail to give ample publicity to the same.
Meanwhile the APPEAL accepts with becoming
kindness of spirit the apology thus far extern
ded and will endeavor not to introduce fur
Their hindrances to a proper journalistic sys-
TEN of respectful courtesies.
We apologize to the Democrat who is so be-
wildered by the profuse double headed atten.
ton accorded him by the Enterprise. We
didn't think we were subjecting him to stray
shots from the surprised batteries of the rail
road organ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

TIE human heart loves flowers. The
Persian in the East delights in their perfume
and writes his love in nosegays; while the
Indian chief of the far West claps his hands
with glee as he gathers the abundant bios
SONS - the illuminated scripture of the
prairies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

THE Times Reciew states that It private let
Ter contains the information of the killing of
s. D. Edwards, formerly of Tuscarora, by
the Indians on the Salmon river He was
prospecting with two other men when they
were attacked by party of Bannocks, The
other escaped
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

TIE track, ties and rosdbed, for a distance
of 400 feet, of the Benicia and Suisun road,
near Bencia, sank into the ground for a con-
siderable depth on the 25th, The place is
known as the bottomless pit, and much
trouble has been experienced in filling it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

THE Denver Ne,rs estimates that fifty
thousand people will come into Colorado
before the present season closes, with the in
tention of becoming permanent residents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

CONSISTENT - The Johnstown Tribune
gives the following; Not long ago DR., Lee
Moyne made will, bequeathing $4,000 to
his son, physician residing in Pittsburgh,
who took great interest in and superintendent
the building of the celebrated furnace near
Washington for crematng the dead. Re
ceatly the Pittsburgh sons little boy died
and vas buried in one of the cemeteries of
that city. This greatly incensed Dr. Lee
Moyne, who regarded it as a disbelief in Gre
nation on the part of his son, and he i'm
mediately destroyed the will, thus cutting off
his inheritance, and gave half of the amount
to Washington and Jefferson College.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

THE Ontario mine, Utah, has not missed a
daily shipment of ore for two years, except
at the time of the fire and during necessary
stoppages of the mill for repairs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-08-01

At Palisade the thermometer reached 10Y
in the shade on Tuesday. Very hot all over
the State according to reports.
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TAX NOTICE.,

OFFICE OF County Assessor,
ORAsBY COUNTY, NEVADA,
CARSON CITY, July %, 1879.
Notice hereby given that have this day received the
Roll Taxes levied upon the ceeds of
mines and mineral bearing tangs OF Ormsby County for
quarter ending June 80 1870 that the thereon
due and payable and that the laws with regard to
their collection will be strictly enforced
H. H. BENCE, County Assessor.