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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board.


GOLD HILL Decentralization, Sl3 bM-l5
asked Abel Il Reyes, II asked; ArSo, 80 bid
asked; Astor, 10 asked: Branch Mint, Il bid-2Q
asked Baltimore American Il 80 asked; Burke
* Mcclellan, 10 asked; Combined Effort, - bid
81 asked; Consolidated Company. 80 bid-36
asked Caledonia Tunnel. $40 bid-ai asked
Champion - Bldg - asked: Crocsus, - bid
81 asked Cherokee. asked; ConIraband. 1 asked;
Dariauellc. ; 30 bid; Diligent, asked; Eifing.
ham. ) asked Frlukell. ) - bid asked; Golden
Horn. 3 80 bil-6 asked: Globe. IA bids asked;
Hawkeve (OriginaD 6O asked Independent, - bid:
Jim Mcclellan asked: Justice. s25 bid-;}OO asked:
Jackson, 40 asked: Jenny Lind ! bd-5 asked:
Kentucky, ; bid 10 asked: keystone - bid
IL ~ asked; KnickerJOcSer, 90 asked; Louisville,
; asked: Mary Ann, 10 bid-,3O asked; Michigan.
- bid: M:Intnnomah, . hd-l3 asked; MCMrans
* Williams 10 asked: North American, 81 bid
lD5 asked; New Oregon, - bids asked: Napo-
leon. 80 bid-lu asked; NarrEgausett, asked;
Oueoto, : bids asked: Pride of America, 5 asked;
Pontiac. asked; Pilot, s asked: Rock Island, Il
bids ASKED Sandy Bowers, asked; Stevenson
krh0e. - asked; San Francisco bid-9 asked;
rnutiue, l2 bids asked; Hcsuvius, 10 asked;
Yellow jacket. 900 bid. 100 asked, (buyrr 80
days.: Solo. IL p bii-2O asked; Mother Lomp-
kins, bids asked Greenbacks 10 hid-6l asked
Hartford. II bid-l4 asked: Moss, 10 asked.
VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures Il Golden Era.
70 bid-SO asked; Honduras. bldg asked;
Milton, - 50 bids asked; North PotoSi, 81 bid
50 asked; O=rroa. bids asked; Sutro. ~
bids asked: st. George Is asked VIM. Penn. 4
bid: keystone No. :. 10 hid-2O asked.
DEVILS GATE DIsrRICT-Pride of the West
~ ~ bid
PALMYRA neutrality-suspicious. Is bid;
star ~ asked.
FLowERY DISTRICT.-Lady Bryan 90 asked;
l-nc,e sam hid-q asked.
INplAS SPRINGS Decentralization p asked;
Randolph : bil-l0 asked; Lyon 10 asked.
SALES IL THE BOARD TO.pAY-Three feet
CruSus Mt S5I; 50 feet John \ Logan ~ 20; 30
feet ditto at 80; foot Mary Ann n 30; ; feet
artforl ~ H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
Incorporated.

The following companies have filed certificates
of incorporation in the office OF the County
Clerk of Lyon county:
Gross Lambert Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany, for working three quartz lodges in the In
dian Spring District, known the Walton lodges.
Capital stock, S6Oo,0O0, in l,2O0 shares Of $500
each, Trustees, WIN. Mckay. F. l.. Grosvenor,
c. A. Witherell aod Geo. " Hancock. Place OF
business. Como.
superior Gold and Silver Mining and Milling
Company. to mine in Indian Spring District,
Lyon county. Capital stock Si,OO0.O 900, in 1000
shares of $1,000 each. Trustees, F. b. Sanborn,
u. \. Armstrong and d. S. Tibbetts. Place of
business, ut the mine.
Cumberland Coal Mining Company. on lead OF
Coal Co,lea, the Ell Dorado Canon seam or field of
coal. in the counties of Lyon and Ormsby. CAPT.
tai stock SS77 900 in l.754 shares OF $500 each.
Trustees, VIM. Ii. Rhodes n. J. Bird. H. Huguet,
Robt. Packard and b. Lamolle, Place OF bust
ness, Virginia.
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining Company, to
mine in Virginia District, Humboldt county.
Capital stock, Sl5OOO 500 shares of 500 each.
Trustees. d. W. Perey, G. w. NJ Cowles, Frank
Ganshl c. f. DeLong and q. A. King. Place OF
business, Virginia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
PEOPLES Board of Brokers.

VIRGINIA, Wednesday, March 9.
VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures Moscow. ST. 50
bid: Brdsall, bid-ll asked: f. Dorado 30 bid
80 asked; Milton, IS bid--3J asked; Moss, -
bid-1O asked; Osceoa, 8 IS bid-lO asked; santa
Rita 30 asked: Seneca II bid: Santa Fe, 10 bid
Is asked; -. George Is asked
GOLD HILL DISTRIcT.-Alpha 1900 asked:
Argo, - bid-q asked: Arizona, IL bd-l3 81
asked: Bullion, - asked; Belle Vernon. } bid
asked: Branch Mint. Is bid-l1 asked; Caledo'
nil Tunnel ~ biIl-24 asked Consolidated Com
pany. - 30 bid-;l6 asked CrusSuS, 81 bid-60
asked; Combined Effort. Il BLDG asked; Fran
KEEL i 10 bid asked; Globe. Il bid-l6 asked;
Independent, 30 hid Jenny Lind, > b.d-5 asked:
Kuickerhockrr, - bid-4O asked; Kentucky,
bid 30 asked: kosSuth, ; bids asked; Laiay-
cite Il bid-aO so asked La Plata Ora 1 bid
IL asked: Louisville. bid asked; Mary Ann.
% bldg - asked M!an;Onon.h - bid-li
asked: Midas. 900 bid $50 asked; Mnyhower.
asked: Mother LumpknS. bd-5 asked; North
American. lis asked; New Oregon, 10 bldg 80
asked: Napoleon, { bnl-lO asked; Northern
Light. bid 4 asked; Rock Island 10 50 asked;
Occidental. Consolidated, bids asked; Silver
Vale ) ~ bid-6 asked; Sutro. > 80 bid-3 asked;
Tontinr. - asked SeSuvius. ~ asked; fOlo, Is
bid-l7 asked: Yellow Jacket, $50 bid 100
asked.
MISCELLANEOUS CALL.-Chanpion. > 80 bid
- asked; Retrbutiou i asked; Golden City, ,
asked: Washington, 3 asked: Grass Valley &
Napoleon > y bii-2 Is asked; PottSvillc, -
asked; 81. Andrews. s asked; Dayton 10 asked:
Enterprise 20 asked: Occidental. : asked; Mis-
SiSSippi. & Ssked: Sampson. nc asked; Roanoke, .
asked: ClAremunt, 4 asked; Pontiac, ! 50 asked;
Eastern Crown Point, ) bid 80 asked; Great
Eastern. ! asked.
DEVILS GATE DISrRICT.-kosSuth,3 bid
asked: SebaStopol, 8 asked: San Francisco, Is bid
80 asked: Lady Bryan No. =, , 81 bid 50 lsd
Yankee Blade. asked,
FLowERY DISTmCr.-Laiy BryHa No. ,, 3 81
htt-I % asked.
Blue SULPHUR SPRING DIsrRICT.-Palo, 70
bids asked
PALMYRA Observation-Disclosures ~ bid
INDIAN SPRING DI>TRICT.-Rnger sherman, 10
bids asked: Whitman. l7J asked
DESERT DISrRICT.-Ophir. j asked.
HUMBOLDT DISTRICT-Amrrican Basin , 20
BLDG - asked
SALES N THE BOARD To-DAY.-Five feet Jen
nv Lind, az ;; 10 feet Moth Lompkins, ~ >; 10
feet ditto at d 80 feet Yankee Blade, IT - C.: )
feet Milton at IS; 10 feet KoSsuth, at 3; - feet
ArgS n 2J 10 feet ditto ~ :: 10 feet ditto, at
: 50; 10 feet Louisville; ut :: 10 feet Combined
Effort. 1T IL - feet Silver Vale. at IS; 10 feet
King solomon. at |: 81 fee; .Hlton, ut 30 50; y
feet ditto at b: 10 feot Lady Bryan No. = al
3 ~ 5 feet ditto, 4, IS: 10 feet Frankel at
8 30 20 feet Kentucky. N I: feet Jenny Lind, at
1 81 500 Legal Tender. at Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
CT VAN GORDER, Pres't.
q, w. PEASE, Clerk. mhS Nv

Ordinance No. D
IN ACT for the prevention Of fire - pa-s"f
Il March 18th, Is6I.
SECTION J. The Marshal and Policemen aud
Watcemen Of the TGwn of Gold Hill ARE hereby
appointcd and made Fire Wardens for said I"w'.
SEC. = II shall be the duty Of the Fire Wardens
TO examine As often Us twice each month all bald.
ingS or nil buildings WHERE fires are made, or may
be used within the Town limits.
SIC 3 H. In the opinion of said W arens, there
IL any danger to be apprrhended from tie con-
structon Of any Fireplace, stove, >tovc-pipr,
chimney, or in any other manner from fire IL
direct such alteration As will cure the defect IL
the same and avoid danger, and il the direction /,
NOT complied with within reasonable time. III.
parties 50 offending shall be subject TO tine %
not less than twenty five dollars, nor more than
five hundred dollars.
SEC. 4. No person shall make, Or cause TO b"
made, any fire in any street, lane or open lot
within the town limits, without the permission &!
the Board of Trustees, or Firr Wardcus, uhd"T
penalty 0fn0t less than ten dollars nor more than
five hundred for each oifensc
SEC J. No owner or occupant OF any rtdpl1.
or other place where c"mbuSIi5les are exposed
shall use therein lighted candle or lamp Of any
dissertation, except the same shall De- securely
kent within Il lantern, undcrtc penalty OF twenty
five dollars for each oifense
SIC g. Every owner OF occupant q! any OuIhi'
ing within the town limits shall keep on hand ~
Mi times In n cask or barrel, other receptacle
quantity of water. not less than twenty gallons.
under penalty oftwenty five dollars for non-com.
plinucc with the provisions of this section.
&. II. VAN GoRDER, President.
Attest: q, W. PEAsE, Clerk nIs Nv
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Territorial Stock Board.
VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, Marc,

VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, March 9, 1864.
VIRGINIA DIsTNCT-Burning Moscow Ss2 so
bid-llO asked; United states 20 bid ! asked
BIoomingda!e BIDS 50 asked; Grass Valley &
Napoleon - bM-3 asked
GOLD HILL DIsrMCT.-Argo bid-l1 asked
Arizona 10 bid-l7 asked: Caledonia Tunnel IA
BLDG asked; Globe Is bid-l9 asked; New Ore
gon - bids asked; 0neotto - bid-20 asked;
Silver Vale IS bfd-s asked; Eureka 20 bid
80 asked: Garrison Is bid-30 asked: Louisville
No. = 1 bids asked; Sandy Bowers IS bd-3
asked: Russian bid-l0 asked; Mechanics l bid
. asked: Yolo Ia bid-l9 askad
DEVILS GATE Observation-Disclosures "a bids
asked.
FLowERT DISrRICT.-Lady Bryan No. So IS
bid asked; Veal Chance so bid asked;
Yankee Blade Soc bd-.Sl asked.
SAEES II THE BOARD To.DAY-l0 feet New
Oregon at Sl3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

ARKAssAs-Dr. ISaac Murphy, now the Union
candidate for Governor of Arkansas, represented
his county in the Convention which took the
State out of the Union in 1861. He, like major.
lyy Of the delegates, was elected as unionist,
xnd Cnionist he remained while all the rest de-
serted their coors after the bombardment and faii
Of Sumter. The vote TO seeede was sixty ayes
and one no, Dr. Murphys,) cast amid storm Of
Kisses. bowls and menaces, that would have shar
ken any man who could be shaken AL his best
friends surrounded and entreated him to make the
vote unanimous, but he answered No, am
STAKEHOLDER ike most of you, and tell You that
secession will be the death of slavery He now
says secession has killed slavery, and acts ON that
conviction. The last chosen Governor Of Arkan-
sas having turned rebel and run away we ardent
ly hope NOT only to chronicle DIR. Murphy cleo
ton but to record that he proved most worthy
and popular chief magistrate Of the free State Of
ArkansaA-N y Tri6HRS, FEB. g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

REAL DEL MONTE CoNPANY.-The Weekly
Stock Circular gives the following account Of the
recent investigation had relative TO the affairs of
this mine: An item of great interest in stock
circles during the week has been the investigation
Of the affairs of the Real del Monte Mining Com
pany. BY the Committee appointed at . meeting
Of stockholders on the 18th ultino. That Com
mittee having examined the books of account
and records of the company. have prepared q pre-
liminary report thereon. They ind the liabilities
of the company TO be S2g3. as ls consist
ing Of Bills payable. S26s !til 81, and balance
of miscellaneous indebtedness over and above
cash means amounting to S25, O03 81. The esti-
mated value of mill property il $4,000, and of
the stock, etc. exclusive of stocks in Pond Mid
night, Broderick and other claims), is $4,000
The Committee also find that the mine has pro-
ducrd within seven months more than S50O,OOO
IN bullion; all Of which has been expended, and
the sum Of $4,000 during the sane period added
10 the indebtedness Of the company, independent
Of the purchases OF stocks of conflicting claims.
which amount TO S27s, 522 o. and the greater part
Of which is still represented by bills payable.
The most interesting feature in the comPanys at-
fairs which the examinations of the Committee
disclosed WAS the peculiar manner IN which the
conflicting claims were settled-this being done
chiefly BY the transfer to claimants of sh;T"s in
the Real del Monte mine. These shares the Board
of Trustees assumed the responsibility OF pur-
chasing from A. Gamble. the President OF the
company, at 1896 per share when az the same
a: the Board of Brokers, did not exceed S265d
267 per share, Gamble himself being the seller in
both cases II is deemed impossible that the
Trustees could have been ignorant OF the fact
tina. the stock for which they paid Gamble S3OJ
was easily obtainable at much lower figures, and
upon q credit equally favorable; and the infer.
ence OF completely seems to be irresistible The
Committee are also led TO infer that at the very
time these transactions took place the officers of
the company were apprised of the fact that its
i 49, ,f,.,g h1 -tFasF
indications Of declining richness; and that they
awaited themselves of that knowledge for their
own personal advantage and to the great detri-
ment Of the stockholders at large-acting as sell
lerS for themselves at exorbitant prices and AZ the
same time a. buyers for the company who had in
trusted them with the guardianship of its inter
estS The Committee entertain no doubt of the
nlegality Of these proceedings Of the true con-
dition Of the mine itself they have not yet been
able TO obtain authentic information.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
c. II. VAN GoRDER, President.
G. W. PEASE. Clerk. mcle 2w
Ordinance No. l:S.

4 \ ACT Defining Suisanr.s. pass'd Marcel ith
n A. D., ls64. II is hereby ordered Ivy the Tr'r7.
tees of the Incorporate Town al Gold HUI, ~ -.
lows:
SECTION !. That any person, or prr,ons, who
shall deposit upon any vacant lot. or in the puhir
streets or shall deposit or suffer tn BE- DEPOSITED
upon his own premises, or shnll permit 10 remain
thereon, after having been dcpostcd, hn? oiiH',
carton, manure substance or thing what eyer.
which shall or may become IN any manner "ilrn
sivc to others. injurious 10 the health If any
other person or persons, which may NJ .llail To-.
teriere with the enjoyment of any rigb' or priv.
lcge ofany other person or persons shall be deemed
TO have committed a nuisance. and upon cnENi".
ton before any Justice Of the Peace Of raid Town
Of Gold HILL shall he fined in any sun not "Nc'r,i-
ing Five Hundred Dollars; aud such JUsiirr al
the Peace shall order such nuisance abatrd by III"
party so convicted, within a time By the sai! jus
tce specified, and If not abated ~ ordered, sur'
party shall be liable to be again arrested and con-
victcd as in the first instance, and fined according
". No appeals from the decision of said Jusiicc
Of the Pecr shall interfere with, or stay other aud
repeated arrests, trials convictions, and finer ir
the continuation Of such nuisance "nl She si.id
Justice Of the Peace may order the AilIsh;i /
said Town. taking with him sufficient force 10 gss.
ter the premises of any person or persons conYir.
ted rs aforesaid and forcbly Remove ard anair
such nuisanceS at the charge and rXpcnf" ~ s;i'l
person or persons, which cost aud cXp"Es" si!aii
b. recovered against him or them 80 convicted, Is
in m action for debt.
CHI. VAN GORDER, Prcs't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

ARREsTED-The Nevada Transcript Of the 9Th
inst. has the following Sheriff Knowlton receiv-
cd letter from Auburn few days ago announ-
cling the arrest of VIM. Combs, who was indicted
by the last Grand Jury for assault with intent TO
commit murder. The facts, az fur az we are ena
bled to obtain them. are AS follows: On the first
day OF November last, the prisoner VIM. Combs
and Franklin Duncan, were together at Castor
Ridge, in this county. Combs asserted that he
could whip any id Northern man in the State
Duncan made some reply, when Combs stepped
back and drawing a knife, stabbed Duncan in
the side. He viii be kept at Auburn until the
meeting Of the County Court
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
VESEY'S HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. ....,. GOLD Hill, v 7.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL
L known Hotel has been entirely refitted, en-
larged refurnished and is fitted in the most COM
Portable style for the accommodation Of guests.
The Omnibusses between Gold Hill and Virginia
will make regular trips during the night.
The BAR will be always well stocked, and the
TABLE supplied with the choicest the market
atfords nod II II. NJ. SESEY, Prop'r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

|. The business Of the Exchange shall be man
aged by u Board of thirteen Directors, to be
elected annually, and to whom applications for
membership shall be made Any question or is-
sue raised touching contracts made at the Board
their validity or meaning shall be referred TO Il
Committee Of fine for investigation and final de-
cisiOu. so,
@ The Sessions of the Board shall be from IL 10
Up. ~, and from Ia 2. NJ, each day, sundays
excepted. ,,u AR
8 Only members of the Exchange Shnii oner
Stocks, etc, for sar.
4 The public may bid upon and purchase any
Stocks, Bond, Securities, sprci" etc, tha' nhS oe
offered for sale. ,..
i BUYERS Of stock who are not members must
either make deposit of Ten (lO) per cent. OF the
purchase money ri time of salc or have their con-
truct inrlorsed by Il member.
g. should any party neglect or refuse TO fulfil
contract entered into by him at Session of the
hoard he shall thereafter be debarred from all the
privileges of the Exchange, ~ least until he shall
havu specifically performed such contract
COMMISSIONS ON SALES
OF United states, State, County, and City Bonds
Railroad, Steamboat, Telegraph, Gas, and Water
Stocks, Certificates, Bills Of Exchange, Treasury
Notes, specie, etc., one.hnlf Of one per cent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

THE FEUD.-The st. Louis Republican speaks
of the luminosity of the Kansas feud, which
seems TO be everlasting." Well do We remember
you pretty well The mass of the people Of Mis-
souri, are now radical and right, and they have no
firmer friends than the citizens Of Kansas. But
we do remember Dave Atchison. Jim Green and
the edito of the Republican, with an "everlast.
ing" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Conservative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
La Plata Orc q, s. s. ". Ca
Constntle'a Snle.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice :. 4. Kellogg's Court, of Gold
Hill Township Storey county, n. T., to me direc.
ted in favor of the Knickerbocker Company, and
against Lawrence OFT in the sum Of Eighty dollars
$50 25) and Twenty-Five cents and costs, have
seized and will expose for sale, ut public auction
at . o'clock, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of March,
1864, in front of Justice s. A. Kellogg Office In
Gold Hill, storey county, \. T., the following de-
scribed property, to-wit All the right, title and
interest of Lawrence OFT, the above named
Judgment debtor, In and to two hundred and sew
booker Gold and silver Mining Company, and ly.
ing and being situated in American Flat Gold Hill
District, Us per notice of location Of the same.
.. WIN H. BEGAN,
Constable Of Gold Hill Township
Gold Hill, Feb. @, 1854 fe29 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

SHERMAN's ARMY. - Concerning Sherman 8
movements there is a continued conflict Of reports
but the latest adviees from Yieksburg indicate
that at least portion of that army had returned
to Jackson. Probably the progress of the expe-
,lition is suspended until the cavalry Of Smith
and Grierson can renew the raid through Misss-
dppi, or 60 by water to vicksburS. and 80 join
Sherman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

STRIPED UNDERCLoTHEs.-A Massachu-
sets manufacturing establishment is turning
ont in great quantities a new pattern Of un
derskirts of "red, white and blue" We trust
after this no lady will object to "show her
coiors," especially of muddy day at the
crossing.
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4 CARD.

i undersigned would not be candidate for
election TO the Office Of Sheriff of Storey county,
the object of this card In TO correct such report
have never said or even intimated to any one
that would not be u candidate for reelection
know ofno reason why should not be-and will
myself make known my intentions when the prop.
er time arrives. w. II. HOWARD.
Virginia, n. T., Dec. s. 1869. des II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
OPEN STOCK BOARD,

Where they can dispose Of their own property,
and purchase any Stack offered, free Of commits.
sinns. To meet this great want, THE Peoples
Stock Board has been organized, not as q
Board Of Brokers'" but as in organization at.
fnriing its members opportunity Of disposing
vt their own property, and It the same time in
vi,ing the public TO lid upon and Purchn'e tile
same unhanperri b? any commissions. The
,,,il IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

AN ACT opr.lHF .Ig' WAYS, pGEsci i!arrh 7th
II 1864. IL is hereby ORDAINED lay the T!usttrs
of the Incorporate Tvwm of Col" fih - III
lows:
SECTION l. That al siTri.ts, high;rayH, 'r.FH.
streets, alleys aud avenues, -. surveyed ail P!h'.
ted upon the official map q: The Town "i Coo
Hill, by George Hunt, c. L., in tie yrr s. D. Lriri.
and named In follows, 10 wit B!'at'"Gy, (whiCh
shall be known hereafter rs Main street, Tr'r.
graph, Union, High, Summit, Rowcrsr Crown
Poiat, Virginia. Federal. Pioneer Yellow JHrSrt.
Van Gorirr, Blanchard, Piola. Rhode ls!and.
Petaluma, Imperial, Silver, Davis, douglas Hyde.
Taylor, and Soutb, are hereby declared open "E4
public highways, streets etc. and sEa! br dC'In'd
and regarded such hrnc"fOrtn and al ord
nanres hrrctnfOr" passed respecting streets HId
highways shall be applicable Ia the s;Ii't,
SEC. . Any person or persons wiIiuiIy OF
structing any Of said streets. highway, rrHsG.
streets, alleys or avenues. by dcposting thorciT
any lumber, wagon, cart or vehicle, or any dir
or rock, or any substance thing which C.'n i.'
any wise Obstruct or impede the full am :rl"
passage of any Of said highways. streets, fc.. 90
shall wlfully do any injury w!atso"vcr 10 any "i
said streets. highways, etc, shall t." f"rl.:'t &"
have committed nuisance, aud. upon cGr'ctlo:'
thereof before any Justice Of the pcar" 9, .:!i
town, shall be fined IN any sum not exceeding
FIVE hundred dollars for each oifcnsc: and il il
hereby made the duty Of the Marshal, or ary ?n.
lceinan Waterman knowing 81 the commission
of such ofEensc by any person or persons. 20 ar.
rest the raid person or persons with or without
warrant IN in Other criminal ca.srs.
c. II. VAN GORDER, President.
G. W. PEASE. Clerk. mcl.e 2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
HOTELS. SALOONS, ETC.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Main st. and Fifth Avenue,
COMO. N. II.

THIS LARGE HOTEL Is JUST COM. N
L pieted. Furniture. Bedding, and every E,iS
thing entirely new. Thirty double and s7ssz.
single Bed Rooms. suites of Rooms for families
Parors, etc, all carpced. furnished and finished
complete.
Hot and cold water is conducted through pipes
on the first and second floors.
All the late modern improvements, and in fact
everything pertaining to firSt-casS Hotel viii
b. found at this house
There IN also connected with the National Ho-
to- large Hail. 25 by 30 feet, suitable for Balls
Parties, Public Meetings. etc.
l. ID. CROSS, Proprietor.
Como. " T., Dec llth. lS63 dell If
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STOCK EXCHANGE.

nHR UNPARALLELED DEVELOPMENT
l. of the mincra! resources of the Pacific Slope,
and the daily increasing commerce of San Fran
ola huya rrnfl,rcl n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10
PUBLIC EXCHANGE,

Conducted Oh the same fair business principles
that characterize similar institutions III Europe
and America IN urgent necessity in this city.
The public are therefore informed that a suita
b. building has been erected at 612 and Ola
Montgomery street, i'll which will be held daily
sessions for the sale OF Stocks, Bonds. Securities
Specie. etc. under the management OF the fol-
lowing Board of Directors, and subject to the
following Rules and Regulations
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-10

An ARKANSAS LAW SPEECH. AN Ar
kansas ex-judge and great orator said, in
murder case. for was not Moses, the strong
est of men, struck dead by thunder-bolt
from the hands of Sampson. on the top of
Mount Tabor, for Staying an Egyptian at the
foot of the pyramid Of Cyrus, King of
Athens :"