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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
NO. 10.
To Provide for the Appointment Of
n Town sexton, and 10 Prescribe
His Duties.


THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town of Cold hin do ordain IA follows:
SECTION |. There shall be appointed by the
Roard on Trus,ees OF the. Town Of Gold Hill, q
Town sexton, whose duty II shall be 10 take
cbarge ~ ana, tract Of land now owned by the
Town Of Gold nm. the Indepepdent order Of
0dd FelIows and Tho order OF +. and A. Masons,
and bere,ofore Known as the Gold Hill Gene.
tery," and which Is hereby declared to be the
Town Cemetery-who shall hold his Office for
the term Of one year from and after his appoint:
ment, and until his successor shall be appointed
and qualified. unless for cause he be sooner re.
moved.
SEC. 9. Il shall DO the. duty Of sAd Sexton 10
taks charge Of the said Town Cemetery. and to
see that the grave stones or other fixtures. In and
about said Cemetery shall not be injured or mu'
| tIla,ed by evil disposed persons or otherwise TO
CONNIE 10 the Board Of Trustees any neces-
sary repairs or improvements that be may deem
proper 10 the keeping the same In o good condi'
ton. I''h-' H.a 3"
SEC. ;. He shall not permit any persons TO be
buried In said Cemetery until he is first fur
| nished with the prescribed certificate by the at.
tendant physician, or In the event Of there being
mo a,tendant physician. by the nearest relative or
friend OF the deceased. nor shah he permit the
dIsIpterment Of the body Of any person buried in
aid Cemetery until he IL first furnished with o
ters ordering the same. All burials and dlsinter.
men,s shalI be done under the direction and con.
troll OF the Town Sexton na
Gates to persons herein named; the certificate to
contain, when allied, the name, nativity, sex, age,
date of decease, nature Of disease or probable
cause Of death and shall record the same in n
well bound book. and carefully preserved, to-
gether with the fle Of certificates, Us the property
Of the town and ut all reasonable times said
book to be open to the Inspection Of the public.
He shall make quarterly reports to the Board of
Trustees from the records kept as herein pro.
| vided-said quarter commencing on the day that
this ordinance goes into effect and at the expi.
pertains to hs Office 70 his successor.
SIC. 5. He shall be entitled to receive one dol.
lar for fling and recording each burial certificate,
and ten dollars for each grave dug said fees to
be collected, In every instance, In advance from
the person to whom the permit Is granted. except
in the case of u special order Of tho Board Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
Lost or Stolen

TN THE MONTH OF MARCH LAST, FROM
i the Station House, Gold Hill, = warrant
against the Town Of Gold Hill. being No. $40,
dsted November lst. for $50 also. Warrant No.
AM, for a, in favor Of L. B. Trumbull. dated oc-
tobsr 3l-the first warrant standing in my name.
a. a note Of hand In my favor, for sl2l. dated
Ami /, 1855. signed by G. ". A~ylsworth. The
oublIc are warned against negotiating or Buying
-, s,nnned, Areasonable reward will be paid
"" T. II. JOHNSON, Town Marshal
Gold Hill, April II, ls6S. aPA'A H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

Exchequor Mining Company.Lo-
cation Of works. Gold Hin, Nevada-Notice Is
hereby given, that ut a Meeting Of the Trustees
Of the Exchequer Mining Company, nsId on the
,rsnty.ssyenth c7th) day Of March, 1866, an as.
sessment oftyo (eo) dollars per share was levied
upon the capital stock of said Company, payable
In gold coin of the United States, Immediately, to
tbe Secretary Of the Company, at the Office Of
the Company, No. 7l2 Montgomery street, San
FrancIsco, California Any shares upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on ,a ans
nal. on that dsy, be declared delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale At public auc'
lion, and unless, payment shall be made %.
tors will be- sold on the sixteenth (l6th)
day of May, 1866. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and OK
p'" DAVID T. BAGLEY, Secretary.
oaBce No. 7lo Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California ~ HIoI- "
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Beleher Company.-Norice is hereb,

given, that at q meeting Of the Ttrustoes'o of said
Company, held this day, an assessment OF Sixty
$500 Dollars per share was levied on each and
every share ofthe capital stock OF said Company,
payable Immediately, to the Secretary, at the
office Of tho Company, Virginia, Nevada, In
United States gold coin. Any stock on which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the Both
day Of April, 1855, WILDE advertised on that day
as delinquent, and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold on the Both day Of May, 1866,
to pay said delinquent assessment. together with
cost Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board VI Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANN, Secretary.
yirrnIa, Nov, March 30, 1866. app I'm
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wallace Defeat Mining Company
A,mectine Of said company will DO held at Judge
Sawysr ONCE, South B street opposite .Olin's
Stable, Virginia, Nevada, on THURSDAY, the
10th day ofApnl; 1851, at o'clock Pm oiIs..qgo
An owners afs requested to attend, as business
Of Importance will BE- transacted
apit I'd A. RIERsEE, Prehds1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
TO INVALIDS

@4AOSah1AKN1 VVo oON
IN ITIUATTnS
q W,W X NJ -. ELA
- .xr.t.
p' rc'ieA y 'AU
ence desirable,
DR. ]. PEN
Vi 'Ho
Of Queens College, begs TO In
49, ,t,o
medical advice, that he may DO con-
Sr,,a, ,.,,,r In all
cases OF Nervous and Fnysi'"'
Dcb;l;,x ,,d, bo y,rjousdlsorders
ARISING from sedentary haoi''' eA'''
aceIden, or climate frome A. NJ. to 10
Me- andfrom2 10 8 p. Nj III o'"'''
Armorv Ru,,d,ne northeast corner
DNNHh
~. Montgomery and Sacramento sts..
poo..N,. N u sr., floor
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rr.v,.,r, .ru,.,,,o ~ s,,ber Mont.
- Ff~
gomery or Sacramento streets.
for Of
t.r,nr 20 ,ho mi. ~ advertisement
80 80 rUm A.~t,.rsa,Iv nc.
U'"is NNnu' 10TH Is un
Snowledg"d that the trea'nouS !.
these particular diseases constitutes O branch OF
nsd,cIno which has nexrr bren sufaciently
-.,.:-...L ----....of m. fastidIous.
cultivated, In consequence OF 'ne 'iA
ness OF the profession, who have abandoned these
snoc,oI,,,s, ~ Tho co-s y, unounIidod prnc-
N Va.
huonors'. Ihere exists hefo NJ Po"
press the impotence and effrontery OF men VINO
ara totally Incompetent 10 perform the duties
..,.-...ua ,ro.,,cs tbereby in.
OF tneir soeaneu "eucai P'"
ficting miseries to q degree unparMieied III any
other class Of human disorders. The only way
.N.~,~ ,r,. Ill T., - oil ,hs ,,,sn,ion of the
"is"e"' ~.
pubic 20 Wcii ni"o .r.,;rsd
a..
and who doVotes MS exclusive A'en'ion " u'
eases arising from the undue excitement OF the
ccnccrao.,v, organs topetber with those incidental
m'.~s.-hi.h -,h.r r.,,sc,sd
stages OF acute dsoruer WHICH, "Hen A'
terminate In the horribly wasting form OF con-
,,itutiopal REORGANIZATION Doctor Perrault
-, -, ..-... ,nd untIr;nu
naS pau 'Po ipos. .-N-,,
attention, for the last eight years, 10 special
branch of study, and his mode of practice, sug.
..,,,d ond ,rnn,orod hv o,n.r,sncs. and experi.
seS'e' II '"P-o'su -.
ments made through me medium vi ""''
scope. enables him to detect tho presence OF semen
IN ,hs urine. w, wish 10 Impress those who
-. III - Lii, .I..~hor. ,b., ,hcv NAV ia.
ha'oi at'ou v. eN' =.
rive oenent from e1ammauon Oh 'ne "ino i'll
cases of Seminal Emissions and Impotency, as
iii "a, L. .os.so ~ cr,yo, D;s,asos NJ IN, Mad.
we" III ia easeSoi "t"'''
der and Kidneys, and We can at once ascertain
the cause Of the patients complaint, NO Us to pre-.
nor, IN. r-on.rr .medls. for each particular dis.
o. 80 -.~I
OT00T, nnu HCCOTulDK 10 tACu ChNt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

Notice from Court to Creditors
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Indiclai District Of the State OF Nevada, In
the matter Of the petition Of E. Seharii' an IN
Pursuant 70 an order Of the Honorable Richard
pi.,ns Indse of the said District Court, notice IS
hereby given to- all the creditors OF me sac ~. W Hon'
vent s. Schartf. TO be and appear before me lion.
orshl. Richard Rising aforesaid, In open Court.
at the Court room OF said Court. IN me guy OF
Virginia. county Of, Storey state OF NSssaa' On
the 7th day of May, A. D., 1866, at looclocS ",
o fthat day. then and there to show rause, II any
they can. why the prayer Of said insolyent should
not be granted. and IN assignment OF MS estate
be made. and be be discharged from bis deots ana
liabIlltIes In pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in tho meantime all pro
eeedings against said insolvent be stayed.
L. s.l-witness my hand and the seal OF said
Court, this 7th day Of April. A.. n. 1866.
.H. LUCIES HERMANN, Clerk.
By rHos. FOWLER. Deputy Clerk.
WV. w. BISHOP, Attorney for Petitioner. ta7td
I5Oc State stamp. Soc Int. Rev. stampl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

"DR. DoHERTY Is a skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any statementshe makes
TO bis patients he Is sure 10 fulfill That fact IL
one great cause Of bis eminent success In his pro-
fsssion. II IL fortunate that among the many ad
v~ertIsing physicians there is one who can be de
pended on. "-Review.
"DR D0HERTY'S reputation rs q physician
is a sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case
he ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly 10 chronic. specific and secret prac.
lice, and az such Ia now the most successful Of
any ply sieian In San Francisco" Press.
1DR D0HERTY'S reputation Is second to no
other physician on the coast In chronic and spe-
eihe practice '-Mlrror.
'DR DOHERTY.-Few men in the medical
profestion have succeeded In gaining the conf
dence Of the public In their skill and judgment a.
he h~aSI"-Enquirer.
..DR DoHERTY ranks rs one Of our most
dI.tinguished physicians, and also one Of the most
mccessful, which Is now the criterion BY which
,hs medical practitioner Is Judged"-Eeho.
"DR DOHERTY enjoys n more extensive
practice than any physician in this State. "-Ex-
press. V nourpTy Mt
.nIa I'm ..H San frhncisco, Ca- D
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
Dissolution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ Association known as the "PI0NEER
FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION" at Gold Hill. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due tho Association will be paid TO BOOTH g.
PRESCOTT, who have this day purchased all
the right, title and interest Of said Association In
and to the same, as well a. In and to all the prop.
erty belonging 10 said Association; and said
BOOTH & PRESCOTT are alone authorized to
receive, collect and receipt for said debts, and all
debts due by said Association will DO paid by
Booth & Prescott.
A. ]. TYRRELL,
g e rr IN. G. ANDERSON.
% 0-f a.. j. F. KELLY,
J. FEEDER,
B. d. SIMPSON,
= ~ BOOTH & PRESCOTT:
Thu FOUNDRY BUSINESS will be carried
on by us at the Pioneer Foundry, under the man.
ngement Of A. J. TYRRELLi Superintendent.
BOOTH & PRESCOTT.
N, BAH persons who have any demands
whatsoever against the Association, are requested
TO present them within Ten Days. or they will
not be allowed. BOOTH L. PRESCOTT.
Gold Hill. February IL. 1866 feI3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE ~UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEDIES; NEW REMEDIEs!.
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,
DIR. Gil

S11 HEARNY STREET,
U4l near Commercial, San
Francisco established In 1884.
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases, such as
Gonorrhea elect. Structure,
syphilis In all It's forms, Semi.
nal Weakness, Impotency,
etc, skin Diseases (of years
standing) and liberated Lcgs
successfully treated.
-~-~Nh rWnnnN Ia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

q. C. MANNING, CLERK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-03

With the great fact staring us In the face, that
nlne-tenths Of the present generation OF children In
our State win be entirely dependent upon our Public
Schools for their education-that more than four
atths OF this number will be drawn Into the various
channels Of labor before they shall attain to fourteen
years Of ago-that their own futuro for good or 70
evil will DO essentially formed by the condition,
character and quality Of our Public Schools, u be.
hooyes the friends Of education, the people, Legis-
lature and oficers OF the State to foster with . gen
erous hand and lively interest this most Important
department. OF those who shall leave school 10,
labor, more than one-half will go Into the world OF
business before they shall learn TO read with ease,
understanding and pleasure. Exhausted by iatiane'
oppressed BY business cares, or drawn Into the cur;
rent OF senuual or thoughtless pleasures, but M !,
these viii have either the disposition or me ABLY
10 labor and pore over their elementary reauiIs
books TIL monosylAblesspd po5syilsbles arc Iean. ,ci
recognized at sight, and rc~ading-whicn y, ~ ,Swi'
the Archlmedean, lever Of education and . ,T,,is
edEe--oeeones a pleasure. Losing s,ow,y WI nj uItt.
they acquired at school, most Of these W rnirt.
mAtely fall back into the ranks o. the gIss ,oIIdis
tered classic have this great volume oInny, then.
experience and kuowiefEc clotod, akt in M mi
with nothing for their guide ~ the PANE rnmediste
their iImited experience and, that oitnem n sssinst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kcouipetition ior DR. 49, m
,as i~ssotsaytnE. sutG nsnns1 Ia nd isssSs and
wind. they Win Be weighed down WI wtstirS AZ he
dnidsory. nd become the unWiliins Ns'"'S '"
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

The coming month will witness the lovers base ball
out in full force And who is not lover OF this our
national gamer The will smile upon the base ball
ground, and the summer breczes they rustic amid
the newborn grasses will harmonize together sing ng
they 20 the Wearing Of the Green The air will DO
filled with joyous shoutngs and gladsone laughter aud
the swift ball will fly from the pitchers hand to be
stricken into perhaps, eternity out the road by
the keen-cycd batter Then 1.-the limbs will laugh at
nimble nelders from base the batter makes
home run. Praise OF the pasiimc, either agree
able sport or heaithful exercis. Is necessary. Eight
thousand hall players In New York weary OF sing.
ing laudaiions excused. little however,
for encouragement to the clubs which every day are
sprouting up throughout the country. Base ball l. Of
all outdoor gamos. either this any other con.
tnen the prince Combining all the advantages OF cck
Ct with sociabity quite foreign TO that game 10 Just
y entitled to the position holds la the estimation OF
the public. Americans do not ''dawde" over a
sleep inspiring game all through the heat Of June or
July day. What they do they want TO do In a hurry
Englishmen differ materially In this particular. The
latter will spend half hour glass OF 'arf an
arf. - and an hour coming column Of the Times An
American dashcs OF a "whskey cocktail or smash
and reads the HERALD summary In about three
minutes. Thus the OF the American antpaihy TO
cricket can be readily understood IL Is too slow and
every man Ia not always engaged In bas, ball all Is
lightning; every action is swift a seabrds fight and
there Is no who has not something TO do and all
want their bands fun when the ball is round about
OF the coming season very little can as vet be sad
There Will be plenty OF interesting matches and the ap
pcarancc OF old faces will again gladden. the lovers OF
There about twenty senior one hundred junior
clubs In New York and Brooklyn, comprising between
eight and ten thousand players These clubs play at
Brooklyn on the CapioIine, Union aud Washington
grounds, and at Hoboken the Elysan Fields II Is
great drawback to the New York clubs that they
have no ground on which 70 play this side OF tho
river There Is portion OF the Park allotted for base
ball ground but the present but the students
OF the Free Academy have been permitted play there
II something could be done 70 open this ground the
principal clubs II would be OF the greatest possible ad
vantage both to base ball players themselves and 10
the Qenoral uubic IL would impossble
each club In New York In detail but few words about
the most distinguished be otherwise than inter
etng TO all the lovers OF the sport The club that
rally arises hrst In mind is the
ATLANTIC
'Champion Base Ball Club" II proud title and proud
srs We memben Of the Atlantic. Of Brooklyn, to be
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

then country ae house, where benzine
and Bourbon synonymous stoppage here for three
four al glasses Of this unenjoyabe concocton,
and half drunken drive home in the course OF which
an apple woman and . beggar man are He'd and two
children MANNED for lie Truly wagon ride Is pecu.
liar luxury. On the other hand take 'four IN hand"
modates from twenty TO twenty persons, among the
rest number Of LADIES' driven by fast 'spankers"-a
sociable party who pass the tme as they drive along in
agreeable and It may be- intellectual conversation
vulgarty entirely banished through the presence
of ladies, and when after m cen miles ride the carriage
stops at neat hotel tho party, over small cnampagne
fu and sober Jehu steering clear course and giving the
possible anxiety. club Of this description
Fort Washington. number Of influential gentlemen
are among the members, Griswold Gray. ESQ, being
Die thus shown may be followed during the coming
son by otners who We think will hardly regret the
change from one horse wagon 70 Q superb "fouF In
hand.n
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
OUR SPORTS.
Extensive Preparations for the
Spring Season.
RACING AND TRoTTING.
HPSo16 Ar NEW YORK.
YACHTING AND BOATING.
OCEAN RACES AND REGATTAS.
The Great International Boat Race
Between Hanill and Kelley.
BASE BALL AND BASE BALL CLUBS.
CRICKET AND CRICKETERS.
CROQUET AND ARCHERY.
&c. &c. &c.
CRICKET AND cRIcKETERs

wretched, indeed, must be the being who does not
feel some Joy at the approach Of spring This such
person does not exist ushered In 1t Is by winter
drear and dsagreeable occurred conti
nent and which insists remaining with US 10 the
last and does not retire from the field until the bamy
air Of April compels him to hdehs face ashamed Of his
hardhood For four long months have unfortunate
citizens dragged their weary way through oceans Of
Stygian mud else picked their careful steps
glaciers permitted 10 remain in our thoroughfares
through the consideration Of amiable street cleaning
contractors Joyousy then do all hail the change about
to be inaugurated.
With the advent Of spring the sporting world will be-
gin bestir itself the entire continent and
where will there be greater hustle than in the city Of
New York. While the student Of nature sees in the
" ETHEREAL mildness' Of which Thomson speaks the
waking Of vegetation from Its heightened hybernaton,
the manng Of the earth with verdurd the clothing Of
the in brightest foliage and the bursting from the
soil of future flowers while the fair the ntroduc
ton Of Paris modes, new freaks Of Dame Fashion, hith
erto unthought Of hats and undreamed Of coures 70
replace the exhausted waterfa the sporting man. with
keen appetite for enjoyment, pictures to himself the
trotng course with its sleek occupants and crowds Of
spectators the base ball ground with its excited players
the cricket field the rowing matches and the yachting
Hundreds at the present time making books planning
matches and dreaming Of untold success Bats arc with
drawn from their hiding places balls recovered wickets
polished and boats carefully examined; yachts being
made trim and neat, while horses carefully trained
by their fortunate In fact everything promises
well for first class sporting In New York
than in any other city in the Union outdoor sports
INDUCED in. Our metropolis has always been proud and
justly So Of her pre-eminence in that respect New
Workers, too, enter into these sports with zest,
spirit not found elsewhere Known the world for
their energy their goa-headativenes Americans live
excitement which they themselves furnish, and
whether the skating pond the base ball ground tho
trotng course or the yachting grounds, New Workers.
ably sustain the acknowledged superiority Of their
country and the supremacy Of the Empire City A
lengthy and admirable programme in all the sports re-.
fcrred to is laid for tho coming season. which lay
before readers.
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
YACHTING.

The coming yachting season ID certain 10 be brisk
one, oven more than the last which was the most
successful known here for many years At present
there less than six yachts building for some Of
our leading citizens who delight in tho sport and all
the modern improvements will bs introduced in their
construction possible the neetsst boats Of tho New
York squadron will nnd rivals in them Hitherto
tho match between individual yachts have been
tho principal features Of the season. and although these
affairs vastly interesting testing the merits OF
vessels still the public will take far moro interest In
the regatta which is promised by the New York Yacht
Club. The pan too. Of sweepstakes suggested
last season may be carried out this year. The occur
renee Of such would be Of the greatest possible
benefit to the yachting fraternity The sport In itself s
which, though possesses not 80 much interest for
landsmen other sports. is aught with considerable
advantages to participants The vast benefit Of having
skilled seamen among young men was well proven
during the late war; and as Columbia is now the "mis
Of the seas't becomes the youth Of the coun-
try retain her in that proud position which they
only do by themselves becoming conversant with the
management Of all matters appertaning to the plough
ing Of the brny element
"NEW YORK."
The New York Yacht Club stands proudly out as tho
nrst In the country and 1t may be said In the world
The yachts comprising 1t forty in num-
ber and all of them large boats Of exceeding swfnsss
The Of the principal with the owners are As fol-