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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01
doom TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 493

ID Bwav nearly rosi,. -. i,hoas Hotel GEO A. LEA
Wat, Auction 81. ~ J I. C"ol-v Constituents soieiiei
MONDAY aud TUE SDAY, Feb. 5and g
CATALOGUE Of q PRIVATE LIBRARY, comprisn.
snoice English and American Editions Of Standard Books,
s,.rce hs,orieG Works >porIg karly Printed BOOKS.
a. &C. among " iich may be mentioned: American Arch
Me-, vol- fho; CnouevJ Voyage, vols 4o. Cuyrt
Iuinsl KINGDOM vols. DlbdDs Souss. boAiana vols
Pro a aud Naval Achievements OF Great Britain 2Vo's
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9cnArroNL ErIn Afrnts.
A CENTS WANTED for HORACE GREE.

A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GREE
AMERICAN COSFLlCI"-MORE THAN iooooo COPIES
ALREADY sOLU . .
Tie bh chsractrr OF hi, work has gained fir repyts
ton ~, among the suihof pocs opponents scco'ded to
no other history Of che A complete, lucid Impartial
snd authentic .ori e "yrd'', nsitd ihoosos, o.
c.r ard psinsttking elofinmi able ALIKE in
coucei ION pan and eio-'ncr u dcisit hss no hrs
The great superiority Of GiEELEf5 hIatoNi osni ~
pres u all parties. While, among iis purchasers htNefY,
where concd-d to be- the mos, sAt'teioty ~oh evei 80
bv ArIA This r,tlmaie rendered si NOR Significant by
a.. ic hist thonfani- 81 ufc1rs 81 he nurrou' hlrt
books loudly Lersdsd "sandnd historic, OF The wSf
L.y- rfrs9y Lid rn aside snd subscribed fr ths work
Inety,o Efficient csuvassrrs sru vented ehhr on com
ui..ou OF ,s4Ty thy nsy prefer The 'uco' 81 our
Esu my % ricued from the feet that among large nun
b. Of ,Gc>Tf one hds !i our employ 70 Engage
"a ltt saie Of any oth'r tc,tk. . -.
G. a. O1LDERsLEGNE. No. J Slr1c-. t.. sew oIs'
Gcnerll Agent fof Ton, New Jsrscy. De's"Io mary
I'm i an tho UlslTct u Columbia
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Bales bp Anttiotl.
A.rsrlrr QuAnrERnAsrrNs Orylos

No 70 Ftsie a., NEW 7 ORK L1TY, Jan. 20 1000 :
A UCTION SALE.-By order Of the Chef
"A QaSrt-rn sser will Ii at Pubc Auction o. BAT
sry Barrel' SATURDAY. the 81 proIimo, at u oco
. M. @ quantity OF CHARACTERISTICS STORES ana
CLOTHING, CAMP and GARRISON kQUiPACE. con,
psiDr Of ondeued Stoves Ranges &c large quantity Of
ysioBs knds Pipe, Iron Srdsieads Grain bass 'r
yessers Tools &c. &c. Clothing kuspsack. Havrrsacks
csn.eens, Blankets Tents bUses SC, &C. IN" ABOVE
sfer variety o. articles eSeusyr Of those urn NED an
Swich the attention o. dealers invited Terms cash
delivery, snd weighing the Auctorrer FOR iuItHef p
ksakIs apply at tie Barracks. the rra rsgned .
X. L. NORGAN. Brrvet Maiot aid 4. On
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Srss,sTu,cn OyyicE q. 8 A. No sOurH GAY-sT..
Ian 81. 1870 :

suBsIsrE,cs OYficE. Z. 5. a, no. soura GAY.sT.'
LALrIEoKR, nd, Jan. 81, 1850.
GOVERNMENT SALE or SURPLUS
W HARD BREAD.-Sea.ei Proposals in duplicate "'b
D. received a. this Office dly AID eed - u O'Clock n 90
WEDNESDAYS end SATURDAYS during the mouth Of
Perjury for the purchase plus GOOD HARD BRA
% band a. this depot. 49, 81,
Brrs1 rcd under tits sGy rs-f1ei has been Carefully
szd thorough Inspected BIZ ug been opened e1,
luiued aud then e-cooperd, and box allowed replaced
witch di MT come up to the stcld issue 20 troop
20 proposals received Tor efs than twenty t2O boxes Puf-
shs.es viii js delivered board o. tsnfpohs without e1
,enss % Ne plfchssef.
Payment required Government funds on notification oil
sscspauce Of bid. Twenty eoys allowed purlaffs TO re-
aoys sio-s, sboud nsvis ion Ne rlosrd curing tls time
ths o Loaf will not b. ido-ed Pr9possis 70 be In
toS.ed tie envelope n po.s ioT Hard hfesa ,nd I'D
ans {. 5. L. ;. a. Brevst BHg.'Grn. Nc'A
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VALUABLE MANUFACTURING real

v ESTATE ior SALE AT AUCTION.-1he Resl Estate
sy belonging to the Norwich AIMS Company, kno"n ~
as Eagle Arnory. situated the road from Norwich to
srsense about hsif mile from the WsuIegan Horl ~
s City Of NoYw.eb yiny between tho Shetucket River aud
s Norwich tnd NofceF,,r Railroad having fronagc oil
bout Seo feet EACH and containing slou; three cfes On
s,a slate roof and fhs ng and betting conpete, drying
pom steam aud gss pipes Tor he irg anc lighting Of the saa
so, tho premises good brick office store house
sem engine end boiler house, anC istOry brick bal dns
sh slate roof about 2O0rlCO feet with shsng and betting
eup-r, AID pipes. -four boilers ani engine sum
sknl 10 drive the msshlneIy IA both buildings.
Also. ,be Gfeeuyie ro4d adjoining the above brick
er~uent BLOCK, containing twelve trnenenis with the
had which i stands also moth Of the lasnsmed prem
sss about 80 feet 4 LAND said street having depth Of
eoot rs feet running back to the railroad These three
Parcels q sroperty viii be offered public auction
esnse on THURSDAY, the Str day Of February next al
hselock o. M (Unless previously disposed Of private
ns aud be poyry sold 10 the bidder fsyorsb,
xnt which viii be made Known the time Of sale
n L. GLEASON. Trustee.
9xTpsri Conn. ytg, n, 1896
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WALLACKS.
(rHis ESTABLISHMENT rOgs soT ADVERTISE ~ THE
EEw.VOI.K HERALD
Open ct "a o'cors. Begins All.
THURSDAY,
Third time Ia two ycarsj Sh ri5sus Sterling Comedy,
iuE RIVALS.
On 4 TRIP 10 BATH.
Revived with Bean nl Scenery Correct Costume Eegan!
Stage Appointment. and Capital Distribution.
IN which viii oTp-ar
Mesrs Frederic Eolinson Charles hEher, Mark smith b.
T. Rngroh Norton. Geo Holland Young, Pope. Cashin,
Mis- Mary Gnrhon Hiss Madeline HeDnqIrs Mrs. Vernon
ond Mr.. John Seton.
FRiDAi-SirirruthS ight Of HENRY DUNBAR.
uRDAY-,Secord .nmeD, THE IRISH HEIRESS.
MONDAf-tFOui tin,rl. THE RIVALS.
IL PREPARATION with appropriate scenery and appointments
end very lowrrul rsSt.
The Rev. JAS. Whites hnc play,
TUF KING OF THE COMMONS.
Other STANDARD COMEDIES and various ATTRACT
I'VE NOVELTIES srv In preparation.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
VI LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL
INSnRTTMp

GOVERNMENT SALE.
" LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
H be sold Auction Ire Medical urveyoi's WaIehoufe
Public SOU " Nashville Tenn,
On TUESDAY. FEB. 10, 1856
30 Genera Operating Cs-es
Is minor OprIsnng Cases.
Is Ex.rctug ana lrrp.iing Ceses
IS Post Mouem Cases, alge.
100 iiiss' citing Ca es
fb) fVcke, Casos two folds
So Pocket Cases three iolfs.
$50 Stomach Pumps pert flute key vtye
$50 Teeth Extrsci1c IHstrumentf
So Dsv dsons Seif-lij ecdug Syripgeh
Loco SER b atOrs.
hVoJ Cuppiig Gases and Tins.
SlJ 1iu-s.s sir s.e and double.
lfO scissors
Sou Touruiqcets. all patterns
l,SO Hard rubber Syringes. assorted sizek
eco sets Splnts. ell siz~s
Strhoscopcs Tot gue Depressos SyTnges hypodermic.
a., Ohstsiric4 4 Cases. Sprculut1s, L,ncets &c
PORTION o he foregoing articles second hard and viii
~ cold parstry. The balance entirely lie GENERAL
srn-ane contain instruments for F1tstiois, eIoe-
asnA miner cpoIG0B and sets Of Cstheers aud SOUNDS
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NAMES NJ. MILLER will sell at auction, BY

EAMkS NJ. MILLEh VII btII az dutuI'I' Uy
~ order o. EXECUTOR TUESDAY, February 6, az II
'ei1Cs, - FIchsugr SscFtoorIs, No III bfoaoway
No l3l MADISON-S r. The twO-gory Attn and Esse-
AID SuOCear Buck House with drn inrroFsn1 uts
Nos. "a i2s II. l2s sbi ~ FF1HSfTbe i've thf. O.
story and Basement and SloCesf Brick Houses tubasa-
eaics.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee aud Maasxei...."".....WM WhEArLEs
(rHis EsrAsLsHxgsr DOES .or ADVERTISE THa
kEwYoER HERALD.)

~ Lessee aud INTERCHANGEABLE "HEArLEs
(THIs EsrAgLisHxgsr DOES ror ADVERTISE IN THs
sEwYoEK HEhALD.)
Begins at a; courlades at los, r,,-, my,
TElhD AND LAST WEEK BUT TWO
Of the great American Tfasrlieune.
MISS BATENAN,
whose wonderful impeons,cn Of The original character Of
has attract l each evening,
OVERLOOKING HOUSES.
Dir WHEATLKf feel. great PIE sure Ia having had the
nir.r. pubic New York Til. sed and esteemed
young lady, whose aens have for he if three years justly
gsin.a for her sbi ri the ASSURED pos ION If the
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS cr The TIME,
And WHO Ia the very zenith OF her fim1 and popa'
arity m tir principal cities OF Grrst Britain AMI lie and.
Her Triumphant Europein success has been echoed ~
the umanoUs voice 81 her friends o. country nn ~ ths
rrty AM tie Overwhelming uu 'udes wo nightly throus
Nbos Garden the delight ~ Which this artist has
THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. }. 1896
aud evening durs tie week, Will be pEesenied Mosen-
tn,'s beautiful play Of
THE JEWISH MAIDEN
10 which Miss BArEMAN viii sutain original character
Of LtA snd The follow ing powerful cast embracing the
snrs OF Mr. J. {. Cowp.r, Sir j. q. Burnett }. b.
s,uiley chi, third appearance at this heater D. = Ration,
Geo decks, r.. u. nolne. ". H. Danver' barry Mel,
ReBdle. &c, Arr. \. Perry, Farfen IL Chapman Ai1a
Everett Burke. Lulu. &c. &c.
The play produced with -
NV AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
Original MUSIC. - 49,
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS
Admission, IS cents. R-.erv-d Seats. 81: orches.rs
Chairs 80 Seats in DTrss tirc,s Private Boxes 81 ~
Family Circle (en;raucr IN Csosby.st.' 81 cents.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVASCE.
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MILITARY DIVISION or TUg TENNFssrR.
GRIEF Quart sENAsrsR' Office
& : MiLITAgY RAILROADS,
NlauVttrp l.uu In lsfS.

MILITARY DIVISION or THE TENNTssrR. |
GRIEF Quart sENAsrsR's Office
:. MILITARY RAILROADS, (
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jau. 9. l856.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
Ia ROLLING STOCK win BE- sold At PUBLlC AUC
FrOS AZ MenpLis Trure-sr-, " EDNESDAf. February T.
ifs tie following described Rolling Stock. W;
az foar Locomotive Engines tive feet gauge thIee Old ana
ntl sixteen Boz sd IN uiue Flat Cars--nore les6ve
Bel gauge. ,,, .-,,,r, ..Dp,,cp
Q) Ore Locomotive Enine FIVE feet gauge yin, IN the
Stch the linz Of the Mi~issipp CeAuA Railroad "eiNe
sul,s North 81 or nd Junction. 80.
Al Na>lvnle. T.nur,er, "Wednesday February H. iybr
vl be- sod he following desCr,htd Rolling Sock ell oil I've
Set ssu and in good riuinng order viz; go
az One LocomOi " Engue, lymsu souther oultrfs
lsI Ligheen Locomotive Engines X morTls son.
az One Locomotive Engine Rodgers L. L II. Work.
Builders - D.. III,
a. one Locomotive Ioudcr
l2O) Two bundled Flat 4 Box Cara, tmore or less).
SINE TINE AND PLACE.
o. Five Locomotive Engines. unservcra5le.
ts Five Spans. $50 feet eaoh MeCaluu Truss Bridge C
Two sphus bridge. 81 feet each -,
Q33 One hundred end hirtyhfee perch st snd ID class
Coz Stone, comprising adstiou 81 Round Nonst.
WI be sold mentioned date. OF Mtmphi' nnd
E.,hve bs Nj itIy Railroad Property REMAIN
hg aBGispossd oil at iha. time.
Sales w commence q each place al 10 O'Clock NJ ais
eehsinne until al the p'oprry !, dhposet Of
TERMS OF SALE
Gosh IN Government fuuds when purchased by hefoaC
payable In monthly n.tsmens with in crest at tie Ute o
: liD per per aiIuI secured by lond satisfactory
2s Government for double the amount VI lie property pur
chased
een TO Capt. s. II. Tsuii. \. u NJ, Nashville Tenn
=. J. CHILLY, Bst Maj. = A g H., L. ;. i.
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Z ICY RUSHTON's
IL NETWORK TfIEATER,
Nos 7!s and 40 roIdSay opposite ~. Nsw-Yok iio'el
Sole Lessee and Manage .....Ml5S LUCY hOShIOS
PRONOUNCt % SUCCESS.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. |,
will be presented Tor The fourth time IN hii hester The
musical Comedy IN three ac's OF
THE BLAf X DOMINO
With New scirry AID Appointments:
Horace Dc MA.sarena. j. IA Morlinei
Count Julian. .hr u W. 'IAIk
1HE BLACK LOWING
with the sonrs Of The Spirit Of Good" end "Ond- ny
St-p,l Lucy hu'h'2n
-
bridget. hHi~ S"'n
TITO perform anrr will coucucr WITH tor tbs iouTta une az
entirely = ulesque, entit,d - .
"BEIWtEN you And NE AND THE PO5I,'
ARaAIi.NA POGUE.
with new scenery by Mr. George Evans, and With mechanical
ei-cts.
Atsh Mrensh. ofthe HI. with sorgsl her fourth
appraf Nils ross ,oohe
Fanny Power Of the snrciiSuf Mrs His oI'S
Shaun. % The post tsi sougs.s'', w uHIy TearYn
Freny, OF The " . 'iEHs
Met 81 the w. A. Nes,syrr
pauy and nums s1s'liarirs
The scene Il Lid ami the pot hGsrhei "a lresud.
Leader % 1- Or-hesrs. ~ lsnsSo"
Doors open - Il PrEiornsnce TO commence a. H.
ic'ug Manager and Treasurer .nr n ~ bFFs
stare Af j. ecbohrrIs
BoI Uiic- open iom 81! .. seats secured III
days IN Hdvsrcr
SEW ORAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
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4 YOUNG Man, a good Peuman, quick az
~ Gyurr. honest wiling aud well recommended, wishes
SITUATION In respectable business. Address H. ~ b.
Tribune OGicr.
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musemenfs.
WINTER GARDEN.

Lessee snd w STUART
oase mAhaser " haN1Et
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nlarb,c ltlautels.

MARBLE MANTELS.--The best place n
WI II city purchase MARBLE nAkrEI ofihr lat
eat deal Z. very low prices, al A. kLAbEko Msfos
WoTk. No. 1903 fas, Eghceitht nrsf Thid ave-, NJ l.
Msniels put up IN The country. Cut ui. OF
MARBLE aud MARBLEIZED SLATE
WI MAkrLES-REMONAL H. SiTWART has ie.
has Marble aud Slate Mantle Wuercoma from 10 2li
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

EVERY SATURDAY skOM PIER No. 49, y H.,
EMPIRE sIDE-N HEEL LlSE.
Tn. fvo,.te sids.u neei steamship AN JAClSFO Winsow
ToyrsId Comma der viii sal ig- Savannah direct 'rgm rier
10 - Norh Rive, loot 81 Crfsrst, on sATIEDAt 20
or,op, a. o'clock Freg ht received daily, and handed
caIrfpily Bin. of laaing signed on tie irr.
SAN SALVADOR .Hiis Februrry 10.
For Freight Psssage-haviig elegant Accommodation
spply % - 1000, .. ,,
As,ut "a savanna. Is. Il. HAhDEK esq.
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20 obisin SITUATION In t-rtclr., house un.
dertind, Bookkeeping, also Rag aud Ptrrr business. best
Of city ri Addrrss A. Is. {, Tribune Ufce.
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Gilual.ous tOanieo- alalcs.

A YOUNG MAN of good character wants n
~ Situation as PORTER Undrrstlnds tho OF homes
sud eau drive well has nyr yrsTs die from nst
pl1yer. Address PORTER, Box No. ~ cribuue Oiice.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
W THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONTAINS
NEW LIsE or FlRSTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN EEw."ORK AND HAYEE, CALLING AT
BRESr
The Erst splendid vessels tis favorte rouio Tor thu
Continent are re following;
V'AsHlNGTOk .......J,!oi tuns......g hor'e po"et
LAFAYE ZOE .....yrthofSe PoWer
EUROPE .............3 "a tuus...... Sphorse pot~t
EAPOLfoN ~ loose p'"'T
ST. LAURENT. Building. ..OTrst Po~rf
(Duidinal Great pn~"i
VILE DE PARIS. tB1idiDl,. ..Guai po~eS
DEPARIfRt3 FROM NEW.lOhk-
Pier No 20 y. River
WASHINGTON. Nj. surDon. FhlOA f...".....:.feb
KUROPE A. Duch-,ns. Mach
Clrrvfso only CABIN P11ehger,.
PRICE o. PASSAGE. ~ OJLD.
rm,r CIUry Sl15 STcOND CABis $50
Including table wine for either cas-.
Ps,senrers ending lsnd Brsi vii b- fdrnshed bee
with TairoAd c,uponicle,s AID their bassago t"ca-d TO
Pans additional charge q, ~ Tor int aud 90 'f second
class.
Medical dnendgnoe free Of ohry7G
Ior fur .kcI Information sppy 10
gro. MACKENZIE. Agent.
Removed from Va. : 90 10. % broadway.
AtPsris u boulevard dee CspuoiDes (Orsnd EoielI
AZ ilavre. WIS.,. iSEAlN A. co amazon
lie french steamer WASHINGTON will 'sil for BREST
and HAVkh from Pier 10. 81 H.. foot 81 hl"nonit pre-
cs.ly 9o'clock b. M, FRIDAY, Feb 2 fas'hs'' are
requested to BIZ on board ~ liter than = ocIoch
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Admission IS cents. R-sev-d Seats. 81. Orchestra
Ch,its ri 50 Seat. in Drrss Lircs Prva. Boxes 81 81
Family Circle (enraucr Csosbyst., 80 cents
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADNANCE.
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Gitnaiiors Uauieo-frma.cs.

An AMERICAN Widow Lady wants STU
~ ATlON Of HONE a. lIou., keeper companion to
some infu lady, moderat. salary. Highest freucs'
sv~n aud rr7sc.ed Address, stating particulars, BROWN,
Tribune fIce.
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4musemenis.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
Director. ..,.....................MAX NABETZEK
THIS ESTABLISHMENT DOES ADvERrns IN THE Hxv
toRK ngRALDl
O-NIGHT-LAFRiCAINF
OPENING NIGHT OF THE NEW SEASON
THIS CTHUR~DANl EVENING Feb l. at O'clock
viii DO produced Mcyerberrs last grand work.
L'AFRICAINE.
L'AFRICA1NE.
With its brlian, aud most colnpst tie cast
NINE. CAROLLI LUOEHf
MILE. ORIOLANl,
SIGSOR MAZZOLENI,
SlGSOR BELLINf,
SIGS0R ASrONUCCL
sIONOK LDRlM
sIGNOR BARfLI,
HERR MULLER. HERR kElCHARIr
Conductor. ...."..........,.......NAX NJ ? RETZEk
TOMORROW HRlDAY) EVENING, Feb 2
CRISPINO L. LA COMARE.
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N{IANTED-By respectable middle-aged
w widow -"nss.. sirUATioS 90 do hogsrwors la a
family l. rood ~nhrr ard iron~ uu1 plain cook.
q ,oi ~ frf,I-neo Iuslfe at No. ils WeG Twenty
s,v-u.b IT,. to- floor. room No 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-09
ORDINANCE NO. 80.
To Create n Board Of Health for the
Town Of Geld Hill.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
l Town Of Gold Hill do ordain a. follows:
SECTION !. That there shall DO and IL hereby
created ind established o Board Of Health for
said town. which shall consist Of three members,
citizens Of said town, ono Of whom shall be q
practiclng physician, WIKI ihall hold their Office
one year, and until their successors shall be up
pointed and qualified, unless said Sanitary Board
shall cause their removal necessary by negli.
Renee or falling toperf6rm the duties Incumbent
upon them by virtue Of their Office and II shall
be within the power Of the Board Of Trustees to
remove any ono or all Of the members OF said
Sanitary Board for falling 10 perform the same,
SEC. 2. It shall DO the duty OF said Board to
look after tho sanitary condition Of said town,
and shall direct such prophylactic measures a.
shall In their Judgment b conducive 70 the health
and we'll being Of said town, and shall
to the Board Of Trustees such measures ~ they
may think proper to adopt and enforce and said
Town Trustees may, upon tho adoption Of ,ucn
recommendation direct the Town Marshal, or
such other officer Of said town - they may select,
to execute the same.
SEC. q The said sanitary Board shall make one
Of their number President, whose duty II shall be
to preside over the deliberations Of the Board
when assembled for the purpose OF trau.actlng
official business, and In case OF q tie, shall give
the casting vote: and no sail have power 10 call
a meeting Of the Board .. any time and plsce
that he may deem proper provided, thai no
hall not direct such meetings held at unseason.
ablo and difficult places OF sccess within sdd
town.
SEC. 4. The Board shall keep . record Of their
proceedings, and all recommendations made By
said;Board 10 the Board Of Town Trustees, shall
be subscribed IN writing, and signed BY the Pres!.
dent Of said Board. Two or moro members OF
the Board shall mako Q quorum TO transact busi'
ness, Il being required that one OF tho members
present shalt be the President
Src. & Said Board shall report the sanitary
.lIuc.I ~ ..h Itorn IN tho Board Of Town
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Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Justice ". N. Halls Court, Gold
Hill, Storey county, State Of Nevada, the llth day
ofApril. A. D. 1855, for the satisfaction Of Jude.
ment rendered In said Court on the 9th day Of
April, 1865, In favor off. Chappele, plaintiff. and
tho Wide Awake Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, defendants, for the sum Of e0ei. and %
25l0O dollars costs and accrulng costs, ! have this
18th day Of April, 4. D.. 1866, seized. levied on,
and will sell 70 the highest and best bidder, In
front Of the Justices ONCE, Gold Hill, Storey
county, State Of Nevada, on WEDNESDAY,
the 9th day Of May, 1866, between the hour4 OF
u o'clock N. and Q o'clock r. ~, namely, at l
O'Clock p. NJ. Of that day. all the right, title, claim
and interest Of the said defendants the Wide
Awake Gold and Silver Mining Company In and
to one thousand 1000 feet Of mining ground or
clalms situated In Gold Hill mining district, Sto-
rey county, State Of NevRdA,, said claim being sit.
usted near Grown Point Ravine and adjoining
the Massilon Gold and Silver Mining Company's
claim; also. q tunnel 900 feet, more or less also,
the stream Of water running out OF said tunnel,
together with all and singular the tonements.
hereditaments and nppurtenances thereunto and
belonging 70 the defendants, or 20! much thereof
as will DO necessary to pay the Judgment, with
W. II. BEGAN.
Constable Of Gold Hill Township.
Gold Hill, April 10 1896. aplStd
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To Provide for the Appointment OF
n Town sexton, y 10 Prescribe
His Duties. ..- =


n Town sexton, and TO Prescribe
His Duties. .... 90.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
l. Town Of Gold Hill do ordain as follows:
SECTION |. There shall be appointed by the
Board Of Trustees Of tho Town Of Gold Hill. a
Town Sexton, whose duty IL shall be to take
charge Of that tract Of land now owned by tho
Town OF Gold Hill, the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, and the Order Of +. and A. Masons,
and heretofore known N the Gold Hill Gene
terry" 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 no be sooner re-
moved.
SIC, 9. It shall be the duty Of said Sexton to
take charge OF the said Town Cemetery. and TO
zee tina, the grave-stunes or other fixtures In aud
about said Cemetery shall not DO injured or mu'
tilated by evil-disposed persons or otherwise; 70
recommend to the Board Of Trustees any neces.
sary repairs or improvements that be may deem
proper 10 the keeping the samo In 3 good condi.
ton. 49,
SEC. ,. He shall not permit any persons to Do
buried In said Cemetery until he 10 first fur.
nIshed with the prescribed certificate by the at.
tendant physician, or In the event VI there being
no attendant physician, by the nearest relative or
friend Of the deceased. nor shall he permit the
di.Interment Of the body Of any person buried In
said Cemetery until be II first furnished with q
permit from the President Of the Board Of Trus.
tees, ordering the same. All burials and dlsinter'
ments snaii De aoSe unoer INC are'u'n H"a Gull
SEC. T. he shall farnlsn blank burial es.tin,
ea,es 70 Pessohss hsd ,hs nams ,s,Ivi,v .sI ses
date of deeease, nature of disease or probable
s s.m hnrrS hoot. and c~arefuIly preserved. 10.
sn,h.r SitS ,Ss al. of eertiaentss. a. he property
81 N. town: and Al ali reasonable times said
boot 70 be omen 10 The inspection Of the public.
He shall make quarterly reports TO the Board Of
-.iaaSV.,,d cnartsr commsneinr ON the day that
,hIs ordinSne, zoe. into effect /; and at the expi.
ration ~ mis- Term Of Ace he shall deliver all that
pertain, 10 his once TO bis successor.
Syc & He shall be entitled 10 receive onc-dol.
lar Tor aIipc and recording zach burial certificate.
and ten dollars for each grave dug |: said fees TO
be collected, in every instance, In advance from
the person 10 whom the permit Is granted, except
In he cns. Of n ,,oscIal order Of the Hoard Of