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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

- ArpoiNrMrNr.--wes see by the States.
man. that Col. Richard Rust. formerly Of
the Marysville Express. and lately Of the
0fafe Journal and Statesman, has been ap'
poipted 10 q position in the office Of the Sec.
retary Of Siats. or course. then. he viii
ssosIgo 10 Amador to take charge Of the Sen
finef. We are pleased to hear ef the Co.'s
xrcsrsrity bat arc inclined TO believe tha'
if.a position In the Stcfetery's oihce wa'
he best that could TO given Rfni. Lecomp
torism he's not psid him very w&l. eov
Weller should haze given him The bett resi
tion ~ his disrosai.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

sLurcr RonutNs - Several Cinnamon
have been in the habit lately Of crossing
The river at night. aud returning early in
the morning. They we're suspected of hav-
isr designs upon the sluice. boxes in that vi
.ciuity. Yesterday morning on their return
perceiving that they were watched, they
dropped their pan and aed, making their es
cape. The pan was found to contain ANAL
ram, doubtless taken from some OF th'
numerous sluises 10 successful operation OF
The opposite bank Of the river.
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TnANKs--Te Brly Andrews for the plu
mas .argus Of june gath

TnsAraicAl --Mfllc Marie Dwet. sup.
ported by an excellent company. will per-
form ~ tho oroville Theatre to night She
is q charming and talented nctress, and
presents au nttrac,ivc BIZ, consisting of tive
new plays, entitled Tho -Four Sisters.
and a !" Duel In the Dark" with new an
brilliant interladc Of songs and dances. W.
hespeak q good house for Mile Durct.
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Notice..
c.TGCK UOLDEI,S OF THE CALIFOR

t,.T.(k IIO ' DFItN u TIL y tNNIFUE-
- MA co ALCDNP Any viii tiKe no'ice that
nt a meeting of the Trustees of said Company ht III
ON the tst inst, an assessment of one dollar per
share upon the cupitnl stock OF sad Company was
levied aud ordered to he pnid into the Treasury Of
snid company within thirty days from ana al er THIS
date.
Coal Crecki Lane 2l-t, \. D. 1888.
t.22ln u. W. CllEESMAN, Scc'y.
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Nor DrAp. p.-The RSprbliean says that
Jas. Allen, who was ,hot BY Mitcasll, in
stockton, lsst week, will rseoysr.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

Lvs's ClRcus Mr.. Pridham. agent for
Lee'scircus. passed through town yeste, day
He informs Us thatthey will give n perform
sncs In 0rovile on the 10Th Of Jnly. They
have had very successful trip through the
northern portion of the State
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lt.nnnLlcnM Nonn... oMy.m.ion

Republican Count. tonvention.
Tie Republicans ol Butte County are respectfully
requested go ~tid IcieRutt~ to Il County 'ohNcn-
lion, to bn no den IN Oroyifle, on saturday, the
lTth OF july next. at 20 O'clock A NJ, at ihe Court
House, for The purpose
lat. Of choosing ten Delegates 10 the safe Re
putdicln Convention.
end TO make County Nominations.
3rd. 10 transact such other business rs may be
necessary To advance tLe cause OF RtpuOicahi' IN in
this county.
Follow Cfzens the prtsens condition Of our
ry ct The various political orgaHiz tinLs, and
lEe cheering prospects ot Rep bhcanism require Il
Grm adherence 10 principle, To our organization
and great activity ia 4,yancng the interests OF the
Republican Party "The eve Of victory Is no time
to iaer
b +. PIkE. chm Co. Com.
d. w. CtiEEsMAN, Secy Pro fem.
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wIo |, lis Some Of the wofkmcn. em-
ployel by Smith, Eaton \ Go on their new
bridge across the Yuba, have dug cut, IN the
course of their excavations on the Southern
uank the river, complete human male
skeleton. when found. it was about three
feet ualor GROUND, with booId resting
neross the ,kuu There was no evidence
that tic body had ever been in a coiin. \
piece # a wig was found near the skull, and
among the bones silk or wQrs'ed purse,
nearly rottcd, and continuing ten cent
piece, much blackencd, in one eTd. The
teeth were all present, except ono Of the
front ones, and appeared to have been al
ways sound The eye.holcs and mouth were
full Of dirt. Not sign Of anything, except
the articles mentioned, were found with the
skeleton II was lyinG in few feet Of the
present bank of the river, hut. before il
commenced washing in by the late charge
Of the current, mnsI have teen some forty
yards distant hpm the water. There was
no sign Of any v,'cucS about the skull, al
thoughthe mau u got have been murdered
nevertheless was not likely That be was
drowned, beeau his wig wouh eer,aihly
have Washed eii. and been separated from
his head, had sreh been the case Il ma!
be that he died a natural death, in the ear
ly times Of California, and wac buried with
cut csihn- ETpytss
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Lost! i!

6AN SATURDAY lUNE 18TH LARGE CALF
q y Skin POCKET RoOk. containing two notes
OF the amount of about $3.50 tHch, in favor Of w .
Leonard, und on which payment has been st pped.
--one "omblem' ircust pin-S4 or s. worth of
Postage stamps and several letters, papers Ne. OF
no value to nny one bat the owner. The pocket
book has my name written ON the inside. Whoever
will return the above will be literally rewarded.
=. LION ARD.
June 1. ISIS.
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors Of The different Pre-
eincts Of putie County are requested TO Send Dele
rates TO the u, D,mocratc County Convention, to be
holden at
(Drovilie. on Thursday July 18th, 1855
vor the purpose Of ole nR Delegates TO at end the
atAte Convention also Deiegatae 10 the fourteenth
reuatnriat Convention, and for the nomination OF
County officers,
According la the appsri ioament as heretofore es-
tabished by the Convention. tho several Precincts
are entitled 90 representa- ton as follows
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

CHINAMAN WHIpPED-MoB INFURIArED.
We are informed that on several occasions
certain miners at Moristown, found their
sluices robbed, during the night, Of por-
tion Of their contents A watch was set TO
dect if possible, the guilty person, should
another atteNpt be made to steal from their
boxes. Near daylight on Friday morning
last, the man guarding the claims observed
two Chinaman in the act of extracting
the gold from the sluiccs, and drew "A revol.
vtr from his breast. hut before be could
unsAoath it, one Of the thieves caught his
arm, and inserting his wrist in his mouth,
held on while the other beat him (thc watch
man) severely with rocks, anil both escaped.
One was arrested and sentenced by miner s
meeting to fifty lashes. While they were
being applied, third party nierceded for
the Chinaman, but he was severely stoned
and barely escaped with his life. The Chi
naman was arrested by the civil authorities
aud tnken TO Eureka tor trial .HoUntaiH
.N,sScRgtr.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

Mas. kAMEHAAfAUA HAS \ BABY The
Polyncsian Of May 20h issued an extra ma
king the following swelling and grandilo-
qucnt announcement:
owe have the greatest ploasure in an
nouncinr that an event has Just taken place
to which every loyal well-wisher Of their
Majestics the King AMI Queen of these Is.
1 lands, aud every one who desires the per-
pctuiiy OF the IIawiian Kingdom under its
hereditary soyereigus, has looked forward
with unfcigned interst.
I This evening, at 10 minute past 6 o'clock
/ her Majesty was safely delivered Of n male
infant The Mother and Child both appear
| likely to do we'll
The medical gentleman who assisted on
! this happy occasion we're Doctors T. G. b
\ Rookie and W. llilebranl In apartments
adjoining the Royal chamber. besides many
others assembled to do honor to to the birth
Of the infant heir, were II. X H. Prince
Kamchnmaha, II II, II. the Princess Veto
ria knahumanu, Gov. Ketkuannoa, Fan.
ny Young Naea, Jenny kahilahi kaeo
Grace Kanakui Rookie, II. NJ. the Queen
! Dowager, (cach Of whom is intimately rell-
ted with either the Royal Father or Mother.
Besides the above there were many others
who having the right Of entree availed them
selves cf it to BE- present to oller their carli'
est con gratulatioas.
A salute Of q guns fired Immediately afte,
her Majesty's delivery gave the public the
first announcement Of the happy event.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

r F. CEfGER,
..ss.fa Chairman State Central Committee.
JANIS ANDERSON. Secretary pro tenn,
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

Gs0~ Daniel Webster's father made era
die for little Dan cut of pine log, with an
axe aud augur, aud Lewis Cass was rocked
by his siaid mother in secondhand sugar
trough.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

| A CHINESE CHICKFN SNARE.-Elrly on
yesterday morning, Mr.. Vaughan, who re.
sides in the lower portion Of town, observed
a Chnamun passing along the street. follow
ed by drove of chickens. Thinking that
he might be able to account for the loss Of
numerous chickens, he gave chase to the
thieving "cuss," aud arrested him. He
found upon his person an ingenious chicken
snare, which was baited with fresh meat md
dragged behind him. la attempting TO take
the bait the neck Of the chicken is caught in
the loop Of a string, and moment su'li,cs to
wiring its neck. and couccal it under the
outer garments worn by these vexatious
nusnnces IL is truly an ingenious affair,
CONSTRUCTED of bamboo aud twice. aud with
il these miserable thieves can pick up {
chicken 10 pa-singa house with impunity
Mr.. Vaughan administered n severe cNstiga
,ion to the thief deprived him of his tail
and trap. and let him slide. Had the miser
able deyi, fallen into our hands bis car
would have compensated for the loss Of ou
fifteen Turkeys We believe in law aud or
der, but won i interrosc no Objection t
Chinatown being evcllod To the earth, nm
It's thioyng ccculants driven TO Frnzcr rive
or some other God totsukcn hole.
| n L. X,tl Ia n IN
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PlumaS Convention.

The .frgVs Of the 2ith denounces the ac-
tion Of the Convention which assembled at
Quincy on the 10Th, as being totally devoid
Of truthfuness, honesty and fair dealing,
and announces its intention to present lie.
termined opposition to the fraud it has prac-
tised without asking or giving quarter.
by the following article il will be seen
that the Lecomptouites had q majority Of
the Convention. NH did not fail to use H.
The Aygus says:
PRcCEgpfNGs or TfE PLrNAs corNrY
CoNvFNrtov - The convention which as-
semhlel ut Q1incy on the lJto inst. for the
purpose Of nomius ting candidates ior the
various county cG'ee4. d2He IT. The Le-
cnnriogi'es ba1 n gf-9rtirg m1iorty. " ich
they unhcqita'ipg'v y used ny nominating es
cry man on the ticket from Che Lccmp.oa
ranks.
! No man was safe in that convention unless
| he endorsed Jack Calhoun, !" swallowed the
Lecomp'on Constitution whole. sustained
that band OF patriots at the "Oxford Pre-
cinct' and Della ware Crossings" in their
commcndablc cff)' ts 10 populate Kansas
when gentlemen who wero known to be
friendly 10 thc !" Iittle Giant" B-olerick,
or the Cincinnati Platform, attempted 20
speak, the groauirg was trome2du0uf, onl
Kissing that would hive done credit TO o
Gocl; &c barn yard conlers, was freely in
dulged in.
The .Argu, promises to publish thcpro-
ceedings next week, and does not contnin a
lis, of the delegatcs to the State Convention,
or the ticket nominated by the Lecompton
ties for county officers,
From communication in the paper, wc
infer tina, the accompanies and Democrat
had agreed not to raise the ISSUE 10 Conven
ton but that the Leeomp' ouites having tho
minority, had violated their filth, and had
matters all their own way, voting wn the
Cincinnati Platform, md refusing to nomi'
. nate any one who adhered to the doctrine O
Popular Soycrciguty.
If we nro not mistaken tho Frgus has
for some time past advised that the issn'
should not be madoin their County Coaven-
tion a plan that can but be rc1nrdel as sui
c;dal in tho extreme, whenever praclisel
E and which undoubtedly contributed to th
result tho 4,gm now dcrIorts Dem cratic
principles SHOULD not be entrusted to tn,
keeping cfour enemies. j mocracy cnnn
amalIomote with Lecomptouism 1t M.
D have faith in Lecompton promises, and iol
Y q prey to their treachcry as the democrac.
Of Plumas have.
We infer from the Argus that n Popula
Sovereignty Convention will be he'd.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL MnRCuANDlZE.

Ar a. which via De- -ot at LOW r 'Tfs FOR
CASH or n1Af Sc NrD il~EtNN.
Oclyille, rri %. lalr. a.-5f
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/ First Class "steambost''fo ound for
Frazer River.
DoCrn1vv Junt 2Ith. 1s5

DoGrowH June 9th. 1858,
Mn. EorroR:-An amusing incident oc-
cured yesterday in our neighborhood which
ia too good to be lost.
Yesterday Inskip and this place was dis
tarbel from their equinimity BY the an
nouncement Of the approaching nuptia's Ct
a Mrs. Civ, formerly Of Bilwel.s Bar,
and Mr. B-gs Of In kip, vel to do in the
world miner. Tae nffir was to have taken
Place la.t night. \ fac supper was PIE
pareA, numerous guests were in atteudance.
TIC happy aul apsiops bridegroom, adorned
ett etc. and c4crythiug was in readiness,
baj thc ming If tbe bride whrm they we're
10 ucptr'y expecting from 0foviie where
sac lal gone to get her "t!I.ng attire aud
~ eet coiaed some /. 800 or more OF dust be-
/ longing to her allianced.
Hour after hour passed, stage arrived but
no bride darkness brooded over the land but
! did not render darker the heavy cloud on
the bridegrooms brow. he at last realized
chat he had been most ogregou ly "soll," ="
aul as no other resource oAarea it-clt with
his friends yolaatly attacked the supper
wound up with dance, aul the last that
was heard Of the bridegroom he was conso
ling himself CbristiaR like that it was "al
for the best" drowning disappointed hope.
in generous wine and Intellectually cndeayor
ing to accommodate Byron's lines,
This record will forever stand
Woman thyvows arc traced III sunl."
to the tune Of O,d Hundred He has sine
a7certainc that his i00e'y ami Hgeni0n
bride merely Obtained the small depo'itc t
, al! her n her Fl ght 10 Frazer river. Bride
groom acknowledge that he is sold, but tina
. bride has got the money. lucIdcn.als, sup
per, etc, from S3 to & 800. IL.
Friend II why in the name Of Christian
(d0m) do you not call things by their rope
namcs: we would not cal that craft
Steam Boat, but b,ig(g)s; please tnke
look for yourself and see If We are not right
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-26

oSyIns. i,ias jsl,I 1858.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COmstabie's Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, ss-
= BY virtue # an execution to me dehVered' ssieu
from the court of John Anderson Esq an actiS justice
date June I 1853 satisfy Judgment rendered py
aid Court on the 7ih day June A. 1905 IN taVoroi
r. L ID C. and outh uba Canal Company. and az aai>t
James Gasner & Co. for of 81 10. debt Inter
est damages and of suit have taken IN EXecu
tion will the highest bidder for cash. the ioi-
lowing described property, to wit;
Mining Claim and Derrick and all the fixtures there
unto belonging the having heretofore been at
tached by for this debt al cost OF snlt Is on
the West of Gold Hil in said Township, and better
known as James Gaspei's Mining Claims. winch VIII
sell at Court House door, in the Township and Coun-
v of Nevada to satisfy said Execution aad cost, on
SATURDAY, JULY THIRD, 1888, between the hours
OF 9 \ VI and O'Clock. p VI.
10 be sold ; the property of James Casper Co.
to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs
u. s GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada city, June 10, lsrS-tds.
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Ordinan e NJ. q.

An Ordinance providing for the licensing Of Dogs The
Trustees of the Cdy Of Nevada do ordain follows
SEC ! From and after the first dav Of Juiv A. ID
1895, it hall not be lawful Or the other per
having the charge of dogs ;gw them to ran a,
la"sc within the corpora limits Of the of eI n
except As provided for in this Ordnance.
SEC. Every owner other person having the
ch of dogs shall ny for license for keeping each
dog the sum Of five dollars per year pay able in advance
al ihe Ma shall office.
SEC. The Marshal shall provide for ch person
apply ing for license under this ordinance brass tag,
stamped with consecutive number which tag shall be
securely fastened upon the neck of the dog for which
the license Is tacn ont. He shall also furnish to the
person tax ne ont tho License receipt for the amount
of money a.d with the date the lice nsc
SIC II shall be the duty Of the Marshal and watch
men T." Kill and remove all cGgs found running IA gc
the owners Of which hall not have con piled will The
provisions of this ordnance; and all persons Oh .trc!-
ing the Aforesaid officers III the performance Of their
duties under this ordinance, upon conviction NAV be
ined IN any SIm not exceeding hundred dollars or
less than t'n dollarS or in default y payment by i'm
prisonneTt not more tiiau days in the city Jail
Passed June 9TH, 1873 II. FLAGG,
President.
A. III HANSON Clerk
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SjGspxa;sIeg~3a %a-9
STATE OF CALlroRxIA, CoUxrY or N,v.u

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Nevada
Township OF Neval IS:
f1G VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME- De
ID Hverel issued FROM the Court Of John Anderson
ESD an acting Justice of the Peace for the conn
~ aforesaid bearing date May lC A D. Ie5S To ztsfv
Judgment rendered by saId Court the Tth day OF
May a. ID. 1895 III favor OF tt tkLt 4 O and apairst
WM. NIMAN e. McE RT Tor the sum Of s2l4 40 deIt
interest, damages and costs Of suit have taken in
execution ana VIII sell t. the highest bidder !or cash
a the nights, title and interest of m Niman and Nc
LFy ma House ami Lot, situated the south side Of
oidei street near the premises Of Hurst in the CITY
"f Nevada said property having been h: s.ofore AZ.
tachcd 10y me- viii sell the highest bidder
i"r SaH IN rnnt Of the Conrt House door aturday
tht th day OF June. A. D. lS.S between the hours OF
~ clock y NJ, aud 5uclnck L. NJ If said day Taken
a. the property If Mm. Nman and McEry to satisfy the
above demands and accruin;, costs.
Nevada. May 10Th. A. ID .S5S
May ltd FRED. BURMEISrER Constable
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PATENT RooFING.-A specimen of
patent roofing has been on exhibition at
the Alta Express office during the few
days last past. 1t seems to be an ex-
cellent article, comes highly recon-
ended hy men engaged in insurance and
other business, as perfectly impervious
to water, elastic, fire pro"f, durable ana
cheap. We trust gentlemen engaged il
putting up buildings will consult their
interest. and examine the article.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

ACQUTTTAL OF Gro. w. MOORE
The evidence in the case Of Moore, in
dicted for the murder of Reynolds at
North San Juan, was concluded on Sat
urday. Monday and part of Tuesday
were devoted to arguments from coun-
sci. Geo. S. Hupp, Esq, opened for
the prosecution in all able argument of
some length. Mcconnell and Meredith
followed for the defence. District At
torney Anderson closed for the prosecu-
ton about noon. Judge Searls charged
the jury briefly, when they retired, and
after an absence Of about two hours
returned verdict of Not Guilty.
Moore was congratulated by his friends
on his fortunate escape. Nothwithstand-
ing the verdict Of the jury, public senti-
ment has undergone no change as to the
guilt or innocence Of Moore.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
dAsss.sah;s.'a Aaln

STATE OF tALiEoRSIA. CoCSTT or NENADA ,
1c n>hip ri nevada ss
Ia virtue Of an execution delivered issued from,
~ the Court f John Anderson, Esq a. act;ng Justice
81 the Peace IN and for the county o rsaid beariD,
date May D d o3s, IN satisfy jadg cni rendered
hy said Court on = 18Th day NaV 4 u ISIS i'm fsvor
~ " FRANZ and J. RJNNAf.S, and ae.inst X A :
Ph. T. MALI G r x co. for The sum or 6 "a IS fchi
iii 81 damages ard c''st> of ut, have taken in exc
'u '' aud h s.it 90 the iEhee b,;Gcr for ca h. t,,
t.'"'' y 3F'rty T." wit; & Iinine Claim and fixtures
tef ''"t1 eert5 81 So fiou~. and Lot on said q aim
-. > : z and b. ing az tie turnpike road leading from
th1 aS;c yyli sela the Ceu.j Heuso dor 10 a,if-
>'id execution ana costs, Thursday the 10Th day Of
Jane a y SOS hei7vee4 The huuEs o oc,ck VI and
:, @ ei'eA 1 N sad day. Iak,u rs thc property ~
ha.l'f Maiisor 4 o., to satisfy tic above dcmsnds
ana gecrung costs.
Nevada city, May la, A u 1855
may%t-'t Us GREGORY Constable
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Tie Robbers Another Arest.-she

Tie Robbers Another Arrea.-Sher
iff Boring yesterday arrived from Ben
icia, having in charge Billy Marshall,
arrested by Constable at Benicia, and
charged with being one of the robLers
of the treasure of Wells. Fargo & Co.
Deputies of the Sheriff, sent for the
purpose, did not succeed in obtaining
Marshall from the custody of the Con.
stable, so the boss went himself, show
ed him new wrinkle in the law, and
made the rifle easily. The prisoner is
lodged in jail.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

HAND Book AND MAP TO THE GOLD
REGIoN.--We have received from the
publisher small volumne with map.
having the above little, by Alex. c. An
dcrson safe chief trader in the Hudson
Bay Co.'S service. The volumne has
appended to it a short vocabulary of the
Chinook Jargon, the language used by
the Indians on Frazer River. Persons
designing to visit the new Eldorado will
find some useful information in the little
volume, relative to distances &c. Pub
lishcd by j. j. Lecount and sold by
all principal, booksellers.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11
DRY. Constable
Slarih7s Sale.

DT VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF FORECLOSURE
and Order OF Sale to directed, and issued out
ot the Honoi ole District OF the Fourteenth JE
dIeal District judgment rendered in said Court on
the Si.I day OF june, ID ie5s in favor Of IEPHEN
OWN, Jr. an against JOHN KNIGHT, for the
sum Of hundred and eighty eight dollars nifty
cents S7se dClC0) principal debt together with inter
est hel al the rate of two aud half per per
month frn the rendition jutIgm, till paid, tog ether
with all costs Of Nnlicc is hercb given that
shall proceed to sci the following named property
wiz II hat cciflin piece Ia eel Of lana uated
Penn Valley County of Nevada and state of aliiolnia,
commonly kn Iwn knights, or the Willow Spring
Ranch, DouEicd the by la ads Grained by John
H. Nichcls ID VIM. Gillian, The south by Ridge
"f mountains, the west ty lands claimed by Charles
and William GaS-away; and On the north lay lands
cd by icphcrd containing about Gu acres be tn.
saie more less together with ali and singular
e.nents litanentS and appu, nauces rights mem
bes, privileges, properties and possessions thele in
aHywisc ap. ertainng belonging Sale take place
ON SAL lDAl the ID day OF ii LN, A ID ISss, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock \ NJ aid o'clack Z NJ
in nront OF the House door, city Nevada
at unlc Auction. to the hsh' 81 bidder cash the
above IL s. ibed premises, taxi property ,ad
John Knight, 10 sa fy the a4d Judgment of S7cs
~ no ogt hvr with the al interest ON the same and
SD 30 100 faxed a. of suit
Given u.i.r nay had, nfcc in the city Of Neya Ia
this IOth day of June. y. ID. 1905.
s w BORING
Sheriff of N'Na ada c UNITY
BuCKxER HILL, Attorneys fnr FlainIh
iel
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Ordinance No. 8.

An Ordinance to better Protect the City from
Fire.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada, do ordain
follows:
Sec. l. 1t shall be unlawful for any Chinese male or
female to reside within the Incorporate limits Of the CITY
Whatever
See Residence or occupation used in this Ordi-
nance shan be construed to mean. any occupation for
period long than iwentv-faur hours
'cc J. Any Chinese tonnd rcsi!ing in or anyNisc
occupying building within said CITY limit in yiola
tinn of This Ordinance, hall b. fined Ten Dollars OF IN
prisoned five dass for the first offence and Fifty Dollars
or Tweny Y five days impriso each Subsequent
offence Pa sed May 25th, 1873.
H. FLAGG, Pres.
A II HANSON Clark. 1nv9e-I--