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Bowerv Theatre saveiM5
Hro.a,eay th-"trr-JtsNcr
rnnd On~r, Haus-- Eusiged
HsVcrty's ~ --w," th-~trs- " s rnaors
Esst a uisi's s.nri~n -concerL
" a.. Squasc a. .td~n Concert
Madison Sp.sre Ihentr--IL ~ - Fnaore.
Nes, NsrL Aquarium Great Attraction, n.tinss
sanFrsncisco uia~tr~is- BraatwAy, tor. lsthsL
STANDARD ph-str--H 81. = rin.ore
sion squsre uh-atr--fi,trorA
~ attacks Ih-str~-Miss Gwut
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Somebody took n notion TO look into the
accounts Of Middcsex County New Jersey. and
the result was the news that two OF her former
Collectors Moore and SEXTON. are deiuultcrs
in the aggregate sum OF $50 600 or more Tho
discovery was made last week that Patersons
former Treasurer had misapplied $1,000. ST.
multaneously with these announcements comes
the news that increased burdens are threat
ened to the hal-crushed people OF Eliza
beth In consequence Of suits for puy-
ment OF the city's obligations Should the
sums sought to be obtained be put in tho tax
levy for this year the hardship must be very
great. for Elizabeth being financially in very
bad way and without credit. and already taxed
to the utmost her citizens could not without
much difficulty raise the money. Elizabeth is
embarrassed because Of the corruption and ex-
travaGance that SO long prevailed there. New
Brunswick and Paterson are reaping tho re-
ward OF putting incompetent II not dishonest
men in office and ncGlccting to surround them
with proper safeguards.
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1t was thought that the DENT family had
received some attention in official patronage
during the eight years Of GRANT. but HAYES
found an additional DENT last week 10 nomi-
nate To- oflce-JosIAH DESr Of the District of
Columbia, 10 be "A Commissioner Of the District
The Roy. ARTUrR WAITE FORMERLY
modHtlhg Two thousand persons and having its
seats arranged after the manner OF n circus
ana he eXhorts from what may be called IN.
ring. No doubt he himself feels perfectly nj
nome under these familiar conditions. and il Is
Snid that he is an exceedingly active. energetic
elective reyiyal.st Ono OF his fayorite devices
ior holding the attention Of his congregation is
blackboard tweniy five feet long. on which he
draws pictures illustrating his subject. A tell.
NIX feat is that Of drawing picture with each
hand at the same time. Very likely he employs
his old ciownish tricks 10 some extent. for he
makes the people laugh rs well Ms weep Soma
oi the Portsmouth brethren cordially co0per
ate with him. and have given him the tent; but
others hold alooi. and even condemn him. This
latter course is wrong. judging by the few facts
before US. for they indicate that WAITE is honest
ana successful. Would his critics like 10 ns.
sumo the responsibility Of excluding clowns
from the pulpit?
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To-day Parole tries his fortunes again on
English turf. under conditions harder than
heretofore The race 10 for the Ascot Stakes
over a course slightly short Of two miles. as
ccnding toward the end. thus requiring n good
horse to win under heavy weights; and Parole
is handicapped at 1875 pounds. the top weight
being four pounds more than IL carried by any
other horse The field. too. is fnc one. 1t
includes Prince SoLTYRoFFs Thurlo. winner
OF the Grand Prize Of Paris last year; Lord
RosEBERY's Visconti. that ran third for the
Derby this year. and yet carries only 81
pounds. or % less than Parole. and the same
owners Ridotto. an old competitor Of Parole
and now carrying 1G pounds less Mr.. NAYLoR's
Jester. years old. like Parole. but carrying
only 10 pounds. or fifteen less Lord HARTING-
TONS Rylstone. Capt. MAcHELLs Advance and
Dcutchmeister. besides Glcngarry. Sirathmore
Chcsterton. Master Kildare. Invai. Cacrau. and
others that have victories to their credit
Taking the weights that Parole is giving to so
many good horses, his success day would bc
in some respects the most remarkable Of his
foreign career. and his defeat not dishonorable
There are thirty-lyc subscribers at % sover-
cgns each. IS sovercigns forfeit. but five only
II declared May n. with 300 sovcrcigns added
for the winner. the second, however. receiving
one hundred. and the third fifty.
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A Philadelphia correspondent Of the Gal
weston N@cs is OF opinion that the Baron DE
PAEDoNNrT Of Paris. history Of whose adyen.
lures in Philadelphia and in Texns appeared in
sundays sun. is II genuine Baron. but that no
Is poor that lie honestly intended 10 secure the
hrst loan which he promised to negotiate for
Texas railway, but that becoming crazed nj
what he thought was prospect Of securing
immense wealth, and Of reCstablishine his
nanny IN splendor he dashed ahead into wild
ana rockies enterprises still more visionary
ana stan more absurd. Appearances are very
huch AGAINST the Baron. who seems 10 be OF
sort with some other noble ndventurers who
frequent these shores. Meantime GEoRGE tho
Count JoANNEs, still maintains unspotted tho
dignity conferred upon him by the imperial
Phlatine. and affords n worthy example TO other
Titled aristocrats on this side Of the Atlantic
Unorazed by the success which has attended his
aebN'S upon the stage. no is content TO live in
me modest way which is agreeable to his retir.
ing disposition, and makes no effort to achieve
haronal splenaor by dashing into wild and
visionary specuatious.
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spanish Cabinet Troubles.

MADRID June 9.-The harmony Of MARITIME.
'"np's 'ablnet Is disturbed Gen Marlnc1Cmnpo. i.
r u, lfulc lceHuse his policy meet. r..t.unr.
iuu hclinu VI the Conservatives Spn,r. a. .,,,,
n',llq 49, ANnlH ARE trNug o. maintain ncr,'tJ ,
' "'Jo'lp >" as To pfoung the Cabinet unul autumn
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gata last year lie doing little this season. Yale
and Harvard are in full practice for their race
this month. Wesleyan and Princeton crews
arc making some preparations for Saratoga
contests. but not with tho old-time spirit 1t is
plain that there is not the interest in college
boating that there was when all met in one race.
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When twenty thousand people gather on
arlvers banks 10 see two men practise for n
boat raee. it is fair to suppose that there is
popular Interest in the contest Twenty thou
sand people watched HANLAS and ELLIOTT on
sunday ms thoy skinned over tho waters of the
lyne. Both men arc said 10 be at their best as
regards condition and practice They have six
days more in which 10 prepare for the race. II
Is 10 be struggle between the champion Of
England and the champion Of America. But
tho betting is two to one ON the American.
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Cornell University students who. in 1875
ana 1876 were aliyewith enthusiasm over boot.
me- and who carried away the trophies in races
III mat year, are now represented Ms npnthotic
"h the subject They have not had tho stimu-
hi!nS eXeltemoni OF races with crews Of other
colleges to Keep up the excitement. for Yale and
harvard. by resuming their old exclusive CON
tests barred out Cornell. Columbia. and other
oarsinen' Cornell crow is to be- sent
10 Saratoga however; but correspondents
complain that lack of practice and of interest
has lessened its chances. Columbia. too. nj.
though elated by the victory Of the Henley re-
, 1879-03-08
Administrators NOticc

Notice IS hereby given thai the undersgn-
ed by M order of the Probate Court OF 5no.
humish county, Washington Territory, made
and entered, OH the 9th DAY of February
A. d. ls7S,was approved administrator Of
the estate OF Thomas Gilchrist, deceased late
Of sad county.
All persons having claims against the said
estate, are required to present tue same,
with the necessary vouchers, within one
year from this date, TO the Undersigned Mt The
Office OF the Auditor Of Snehumisn county,
w I. Ifsucll claims DC not 20 presented
within one year, they VIII DC barred by law.
John uichrist
Administ ator Vt said e,tate.
Snoh0misn county W. T.
Feb, 9TH, A, d 1870
John Leary. Attorney for estate.
nl53 lw
, 1879-03-08

Messrs. Bartlett s. Knapp have opened
vp hew stock Of general meIthandlse
In joe Ptas5ett'5 building, opposite
the Atheneum.
, 1879-03-08

On last "Wednesday W, Il. Hail ca'I'd
n. our office, and we understand that he
IN he old business looking up lands for
t.yy pntnpra
, 1879-03-08

Judge Botsford, OF Tacoma was ap
pointed by The Pierce county commits
sionsrs, Probate Judge, TO tiIl the yacan-
cy caused by the death ofJudge Wallace.
, 1879-03-08
keM cryners.

Daing the past three weeks, we have
Npen over th, Sound, up and down, from
LiGunoer 10 Seatco, back vt Olympic .
Ni.i.,n rh,- next few weeks number oi
d,srlp,iVr articles w'll appear, Che result
of h,s ptotrsctr'I "Trip
, 1879-03-08

i Mss Agglc Haskell has been v'N
six with cougcslyc fever, but is noN
capval,ssing
, 1879-03-08

! Iucius h g.}f Cherry valley "u ;hr
faoqualmic had his arm injuri ID w
,mbrrs rom the roof OF las barn in tie
etorm last ThursdSy,
, 1879-03-08
Byron il MasepP@.

M"ssrs. y Y. Jackson AND sWns, she
s,lcrrssors 70 Packwr,l Il Jrksta have
0,ru,d "nr nj the argesr and an'st COM
ljetr socks of rpuersl merchiutse ever
seen 10 tnis plr. Ove, thry tons np
ir-iahr MAS rrcrnrd Y shem the past
wax ltr sotmr Yrk ma fr III Port
Gumpit. ) etarir new al els wnerc
, 1879-03-08
lsoaal Items,

Y yery heavy storm last Thursday, 'le"
down trrrs &c.
, 1879-03-08

-a.,s, ga, said, ~. po0.uvely veto
the lE;..Lg!-gsg Dill
, 1879-03-08
S, f. WELLS q Co. Publ Sh'rs,
7l9 aooadway. New York,

We have arranged for oiuBBIHa the PuRs
SoLo0lCALouuKNALan and Premiums, as above,
which viii be furnished with We SC.AGE
for S45D per Hmm Address
N0RTHEkN STAR.
5uohomish CRY, " E
ut5lf
, 1879-03-08

ut5If
, 1879-03-08

Single monas @'ie an'a aT}1c.
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THE want Of rain is the theme Of all The
newspapers since the excitement over The
Ohio election subsidized. The wetzel Aes.
olgr says that the time has come at last
for the fnt time in this century when
everybody is ready for rain at the. same
time.
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val on Wednesday and THURSDAY nights.
Il was the most sociable and pleasant II.
fair that has taken place here lately. The
ladies Of the church deserye credit ior the
manner Ia which twas conducted. The
sum realized was about 500, which Is 10
70 toward completing the new church
which isnow being built on the Carrteo lot
pfoi. Slewartis on q visit 10 your city,
where he will spend q few days.
The cadets we're not invited to the sham
battle Of Fairmopt As the cadets are boz
lieyed TO be the best drilled COMPANY In
the State, we guess that the Fairmontets
were afraid Of that 500 prize sword. We
know OF no other reason why an invita-
tion should net have been extended.
The antJunibr and Senior performances
performance will take place on Friday, oc'
tober 9th.
The Ohio "boomn has reached US with a
vengeance. The Republicans Of old Mo,
Mongolia felt that the party could III afford
to lose Ohio, hence they have read with
Joy Of the great result. .l-i 0
CuRRRNTI CALANo.
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PLANK BUuKS-The DAILY INrElLI.
- ~ esHeer Boob hndsp does better vurk q ii
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mORGANIoMN.
The County FNir-EuspIcIons Of sharp
Practlee-rhe Fairmaut ShAm battle.
AioRaANrOwS, October IS.

inc county Fhir-huNpiclOnA OF sharp
PraeIlee-rhe fRirmauI Sham battle.
MoRoASTowS, October IS.
Editors IntellEsnCSr.
The Fair Of tho Monongahela Valley
Agricultural Society came off on the nth,
18th and 10Th lust. The exhibit in the
Floral and Mechanical Halls was tolerably
large. The fruit exhibit especially was
very large, and the fruit represented Of a
fine quality. The exhibit Of live stock
was larger than 1t has been for some years
previous, This was expected as the pre-
mtulns were higher this year on stock.
The sweepstakes, pacing and trotting
amounted to but poor show. The pacing
is believed to have been made up affair.
The best tune made was 9:44. The trot-
ting was noted for nothing but sharp jock.
eyiug. The people were all worried at the
vain attempts at starting. Such senseless
dallying should never be tolerated. The
trotting, alter start was once made, was
uucommonly slow, sos being the best
time. Take the Fair altogether, and con.
sIdcring the large crowd present, it can
hardly DO called success. Many have
expressed themselves as dissatisfied with
the results, On the second day Of the
Fair match game Of base ball was played
on the grounds between the University
aud Highland clubs. The result was Q
victory for the University boys by q To-
10. The Point Marion Brass Band fur
nished music for the Fair. This band has
been organized buta short time, yet they
play exceedingly well. Many compli-
ments were passed upon their music.
The U. P. Church held . fairan festi'l
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his manner was certain excitabilhy and
wildness when talking on church matters,
and. an Inconsistencies Of certain h lpgs
that had transpired.
The committee made the following ra.
port which was unanimously adopted by
By the ministehumi ~
Rss0iped, ThAtinasmueh Is Rev. L. Hays
Irregularities evidently occurred while be
was under mental alteration and nncon.
seious Of bis actions, we take no action In
his, case at present, but commit the mat.
ter TO the President Of the Synod. We,
however, recommend that some brother
accompany him 10 bis home at once, and
that this resolution be published In the
daily papers Of Hagerstown.
Rey.. I. II. Weaver then took him In
charge and accompanied him 10 his home
In Allegheny City, Pa. OF course there
were y great many ugly rumors circulated
In Hagerstown, which had no foundation
whatever. Rev. II. was. kept closely I'm.
der the care Of the brethren after bis
mental condition was known.
On returning 10 Grafton | made known
the facts In tie case TO my Council and
also to the Church. His call was rescind.
ell, because we do not consider Bro, II. In
u condition TO take charge Of church at
present. I have two letters from him, one
Oi which read to the Council, He seems
to realize his condition and expresses great
grief and sorrow over the events lately
tranEpired. Ills letters breathe q becoh.
ing Christian spirit. He feels very CRATE
ful 10 his ministerial brethren for their
great kindness toward him. He expresses
himself satisfied with any action our
Church in Grafton may take In reference
to himself.
In conclusion, when We consider that
the miuisterium Of the Maryland Synod
Is composed Of about 10 clerHymen, among
whom are some Of the Rblest men Of our
day, It becomes US 10 consider well their
conclusions before taking any hasty action
to the contrary.
Grqrou, Oh. IS, 1879. ~
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Published By Request

Rev. Louis Hay.
Editor Grafton Sentinel.
l feel compelled in the interests Of TEN.
perance and religion to publish the fol-.
lowing facts. Not, however, in reply to
any Of the trashy rumors and lying reports
that have been talked of and written
against Bro. Hay, but to set the Brother
in an honest light before the community:
Bro. Hays life and record as minister
have been above suspicion. He was
recommended to The Grafton Church by
those who best knew him. In his pre:
liminary correspondence with me, his
visit to Grafton, his preaching as q canIi.
date, and his department wilhelm Grafton,
there was nothing InbeCOming christian
gentleman. Hewas elected aud called to
succeed me, on his own merits, as an able
preacher and Jealous pastor.
Il Is well known that Brother Il, has
passed through one Of the sorsst trials aud
bereayements that fall to the lot Of man.
And such has been tho effect upon his
mind that he has been seepless for about
u month, and more serious consequences
were feared by friends. On the tlnt u
October he and went in company to
Hagerstown, Md, to attend our Synod.
Soou after we met at Cumberland, | dis.
covered something strangein his manner.
This continued. Other ministers Joined
US on the way, amoug them Rev. w. G.
SCbmder. At Hagerstowu, we who had
travelled with him, concluded there was
something wrong with him. We cunmu
nicated our fears and suspicious to two oil
the seniorministers OF the Synod, An In.
yesugation was instituted By the minister.
ium. Brother Hay was cited before Us,
and asked TO explain himself, which he
cheerlully did before the brethren. a
committee was then appointed, consisting
OF Rev. g. Diehl, D. D.; Rev. ]. II. Bar.
clay, d. D., and Rev. L. S. johnson, 10
gather up all the facts in the case aud 70.
port to the ministerium.
The following facts were brought out:
Bro. u. had In his residences aud nervous
prostration applied tosa physician who
prescribed certain stimulants for him, a
preparation OF which ho had in q small
botllewhich !, myself, saw and hsndled.
Heidi not conceal 1t, He had taken a 1t.
Tie ale and little whisky at the house
where, he and l and several Others we're
quartered. He had not been drunk, nor
treated any, one, nor gone Into improper
places. He was suffering from btliousness
and had TO keep in bed The greater part 81
. day. The only thing unusual about
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Grafton, oa. IS, 1879.


osTERMAN-HALLkTr-A Wet Alexander
Pa, OCtUbsr "a, 1911 byJ =. AayeS, ESq., uEoRU
OsTERAAX, u pOmSfVy, ohio, and NARY ]. HALLATr
d rus city,
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2 !. q =
d1y a h9ue made BY thein
hHIU noua.t Capital not required; VI
hNHAnd EirlI make montJ ilStSI Il
sofk Tor ~ than " an ything else
The work Il light aud pIeSNant
~SVV and such n any one can 20 rehi
- Ihoss hO are wise who ssS thIi notice viii send
ef AddIea.es q ONE and sec Tor thsmSelyps CSt.
Y oltnt and termS fFee. Nov q the time. Thnse
StsIay = Sere sFe laying up Srse sum, % non,y
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JOSEPH SCHMATZINETz

KalUy SIBall UyHFI SC0ufer q Repairer,
No, l1S6 Market street, WhtelIng, w, Va. n,s,
Sttek Bridge All knd.ui ShaWIS, b Ssses, and every
desenptlon Of silkland WO1lsn Goods eTeeiiied 4,
shlrt noti and 90 removable terms Gloye1 and
tIt persons lItiDg 1t dislIpes irou nv No.
htofm ne BY Hliil iHrl lh1G they have Soma.
tog 70 ny line aud Ell call for gods ADD dsiTsr
s shem s aten hnbhHd PAals AL and sxamine nv
wee NY work Rnd that Of 0therI, You VIII Ana
z e lover than AuL other seoureF 10 The STATE
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"W0MAN's IDOL" FAMILY FLOUR

and expenses 20 lsSntS. outs,
QILA Free. AddresaP +. o. Y1C6SRYs Augusta,
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nIEn.

BRIrT-oa Sunday afternoon, nctOStr 10, 1879, at
O'clock, JOaEPI BElrI, in the SD year Of his SEe.
funural irum bis late residence No. Is Eighteenth
,heet this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. friends Of the
family are invited.
AEROE-On Sunday morning October 10, 1870, at
UGluk, al PaIkErsbiTg Convent, slStGr MARY
DOlORES MAR6E sged 81 Yeas.
BusKBY-On Sunday morning, October 70, 1870, al
II O'clock, JoHN BUsKErs 10 the lta year Of Ills Sge,
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at O'clock, from his
l,ts residence, No III Fifteenth street Friends Of
tie fatally ale invited.
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TOBACCOs.

an BOW receiving The following brand, Of choice
iuction In the q. 8, tax n = : = = =
l0Fll9SES's% . S!ISaI \ : a-o.. M,ahqs. NAVY.
DO mDime EISssth e 81
DO aDoubIe- T6lck," sos. a '''
& ; SsssrI IT, T. A1Sos' Niyy.
DO DoableThIek s. DARK Navy.
HnIat1 MLong John,n Mahogany TEini,
DO tle-oI. pounds, Aa6sSiny.
Psee'S aod Time s.piy TWlIt, l-cs.-DanyilIs,
DO "od Nd" s-Iaeh Twist, -
nDaRson'U" S-o1. Twist. .f. ~.
MPAfk LAKE. S-oI. TVIh, aYH
t.0fonooon g-ply rwiE, l-oI.
aLittlS Petn l6.ineh Twist, 10.
"BGnlnAn CAhl0 Col. 10.
nMAgndliAh DO DO iOL 1"af
hHe9lhen ChIneSb DO i0I
nSilVsr Bell" ieS.
. ".sssrtP9H A., i 4 bright poaadL
"1ndian" Fine Cut, In pals. s' y
M. REILLY.
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MouNnsyILLE.

Meeting Of the PenIteptlnry Doard--Con.
tract AWarded-ConVIet Partioned-A
Row ON Roberts Ridge-Need Of HAHN.
MouSDsyIILR. October IS,
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Down at the New Martinsvills lyCOum
,hoy are to debate the question: "Rt'olsed,
That the Bible teaches predcstination."
Bro. Hart, Of the Mesngr, Is one Of the
two who arc To- affirm this doctrine. They
always give the editors the tough side Of
everything at these lyceums.
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Seal Skin
SaCques.

We will open this week our third
invoice of elegant Seal sacquss,
which we will continue to offer at
the low prices established at the
beginning of the season, nOtwith-
standing the advance. viii guarantee
quality and fit,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STriadelphlA Accomn0dAti0n.-TnIs train only nun,
bstWeen WRSsliny and TrsAdelphlA.
tDIlly except SundAy-EeEArk Accommodation,
tsteubenVlllS AcconnodAtion.-ThIS train during
| the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tln'n Ferry aud BellAire stopping whom required Al
sAsruan House. RtnRTille, West Wheeling ans
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-15
INFORMATION WANTED.

CNAMUEI. MURRAY CARR, CAPTAIN
in the New Hampshire regiment commanded by
Hartman, deserted his wife in 1857 Murray
assumed the name of L. n Carter and New York
with a named Mary Jane Burpee taking also his
children Lizzie Florence aged y years. and his two sons
than their sister Carr with the children and Burpee
woman, left New York the steamer Henry Chauncey"
having purchased through tickets to Wellington New
land 1t reported that the children have been
Catholic school, and George f. Lane wrote from San
Francisco to New Hampshire, i'll 1857 that nc had recog
nized Carr, alias Carter in theater in that city Carr
alias Carter has since been heard of in Texas it being said
that ne and Lane faro dealers there. In Texas,
aso in Colorado Carr known Steele Cars wife is
a nurse in San Francisco heartbroken woman seeking
her children and desiring to obtain of her offspring
begs the press to circulate the above. Amy intelligence
regarding Carr, particularly his disposition of the
children, if forwarded to II. R. NIGHEIS, editor Of the
received and promptly transmitted to the mother
July 9th 1873
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-15
ORDINANCE NO. ~,

An Ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Dens
The Board IF Trustees Of Can son City do ord.Lin
Section No person persons shall within the nits
OF Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate Of
or visit OF contribute to- the support Of any place. house
or rn where persons frequent assemble for the pur
Of smoking OPIUM and all such places houses
rooms, hereby declared to be nuisances
Sect ANY person who shall violate any of the pro
-lsonr OF Section Of this Ordinance, SHALL convctior
thereof be punished by fine not exceeding hundred
dollars imprisonment not than fifty days By
oolh such fine and imprisonment In the discretion Of the
Court. D. A BENDER President Pro tom
Attest: ALFRED HELM, Clerk
Carson City. June r. 1877.