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which it did its work seemed to give
very general satisfaction. Mr.. j. p.
Teller operated the engine, and SEEM
ed to thoroughly understand his bu-
siness. ,gl
When the engine shall have been
more fgllyItried we shall be better
prepared to judge of its quality and
efficiency. 4on
( While it was playing on Third
Street, the most beautiful rain bows
were FORMED, all the prismatic colors
being fully and clearly defined on the
wall of the Court House and the
shade trees in front
RrcoRRDERfs CoUhr.i Matters in
the Recorders Court yesterday were
not of very highly exciting charac-
ter. We are glad to know, that many
who have been in the habit of ap-
pearing periodically in this Temple of
Justice have done sowe1" their
wild oats and have reformed, and we
hope their reformation will be per-
manent and perpetual. Three peni-
tents, under charge of being drunk,
were presented yesterday, and the
cases not being fragrant, they were let
off with fine of one dollar, with fix
ings. Two. of them paid up ;ssbut one
who hailed from Kentucky and boast
ed that he had been rebel, and was
a gentleman and good fellow and
all that, was minus the stamps, but
promising to leave the city at once,
was let 20. The police, however, re-
ceived particular instructions to keep
an eye on him, and if they find him
drunk again. he will go to work on
the streets.
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STOVES AND TINwARE-Wh olesale
and retail, at j. B. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3md&w
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BR-Come to Parlor Club Room
every night for something good and
warm. june3 I'm
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BSThe German Catholics will give
Grand Social Picnic. Entertainment.
on the Fourth of July, of which lthey
will publish the particulars in due
time. june 4-3t
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sTEAMROAT LINES,

To. LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday alto o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock p MI. p osa1fief Hsfa
To CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 8
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at g o'clock p. M.
Friday at o'clock r. Mo- - so4Li7h
To He SDERsoN-Dafly, except Sundays,
at O'Clock PM. si31s1a7 ILL., =
To NAsHvILLElEvery Thursday at four
n rr1.eltl e3tst o. 31Blf4 Ess 81 5s5-s ~ -
To MKMPHIs-Semi-week
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PROGRESSING. = The Sycamore
Street sewer has reached a point
some distance beyond Fifth Street,
and if good weather prevails, it will
by Saturday night be finished nearly
TO Sixth Street. The work on the
extension will be commenced at once,
and this great public Improvement
will be fin she'd this season 's - - =.
We think it was. hot only an act. Of
sound policy, but also of simple JUS
tice, on the part Of the Council, to
ava nd the contract to the Messrs.
Ian {. They have proved themselves
mpetept workmen and responsible
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GETTING Up. = Messrs. Fair &
Meyer, with their corps ofmeehanics,
are now engaged in putting the fourth
tier of joists on Mat. Henning's new
building, the walls being up to the top
of the third story.
~ In the meanwhile, the bEicklayers
are again at work on the. new Opera
House, and the walls will be steadily
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, Rock tStage tvia Newbufgll and Boom
wiley d lyfng the mail leaves at IA; M,
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P<M.O
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
eept Sundays by 3P.M - .SUHf
y To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except sun
day. from theUMerchant's Hotel, at
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pushed forward for some days The
second course of ,joists has been laid
on the back portion of the building,
which. is designed to constitute one
store room, the centreto be supported
by handsome iron columns. Z Two
more of the iron columns were placed
on the ground yesterday. I. One of
these is massive square column for
one side of the main entrance, and
weighs about $500 pounds-ons of
the heaviest columns, for front, we
presume, in the whole country
.p-s477 = 4 --s - = ~ :. hi IO1
A PORTABLE FIRE ExTINGUIsHER.
Some enterprising and philanthropic
individual was engaged yesterday in
making trial Of a portable fire ex-
tinguisher on the corner of Division
Street and. the Canal. The machine
is a small cylindrical engine, weigh
ing when charged from forty to ninety
pounds. This is filled with chemical
fluid, which generates carbonic acid
gas, mixed with water. which is forced
through flexible pipe to distance,
of forty or fifty feet, and has an ex-
traordinary effect on fires. In the
trial yesterday eight barrels were filled
with shavings and other combustible
material saturated with coal oils and
set on fire. The vehemence of the
fame SOON drove all spectators to.
distance The experimenter with his
light engine strapped to his back like
pediar's pack, approached the burn
ing mass, turned the, pipe upon it,
and in forty-fve seconds not spark
of fire remained, The effect was ex-
traordinary, and won the admiration
of the great crowd present If, it
does all that is claimed for it, it will
PROFESSIONALLY prove a most useful
and profitable Investment to any
house holder. and especially in facto-
ries and public buildings, and on
board river and sea -going vessels.
..11a
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COMING SOUTH
Terre Haute and Indianapolis.

-.oFRoM TEKRE HAUTE.
blia hot-7 10y Leave. Arrive.
Day Express.................. 2 80 a NJ IL rs NJ
Night Express .......... 3:10 P N 10 80 u
Mali i45A Nj 4:40 N
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad

FROM vINeENNEs.
Ant = Ia T. Going East. Going W.T..
Maila.-..-............ 2: PM 4:56 M
Express ......... ............... 9:35 NJ 800 NJ
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
I5stlRIss Leave - Arrive. Arrive.
Evansville. Vincennes. I. Haute
Accom- 'od't'n, .5:30 "A NJ 10:27A NJ 400
Nail..........-.... 9 100 A d Ii rs NJ 2:55P N
Vincennes Ac rs II 7:15 N ....--....-..
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TaE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

. ...
PROTECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JANE CLARKE'S
cELEBRATEDFEMALEP PILLS
Prepared FROM prescription of Sir J. Clarke ND.
PAysicfdn Ess~Gordinaryt to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
he female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
or cause speedy cure may be relied on. lf
TO MARRIED LADIES
"a particularly suited 1t will, in short time
y the monthly period with regularity.
: OAUTIoNI.
These Pills should not oe taken by Females duriso
skte FIRST THREE -A0NTHS of Pregnancy, Gs
they are sure to bring on ASscarriage. 6ut at any
= In ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection
i'ains in the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight ex-
ertion, Palpitation Of the Hea.t t.. Hysterics. and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all other
r1eans have failed: andalthougha POI owerful remedy
do not contain iron, calome antimony, or anything
hurtful to the Constitution. iii4oS
Full directions in the pamphlet around each packs
age which should be carefully preserved. =
SoLp BIZ ALL DRU9eIsTs. PBIoB, OlH DoLLAH
! PER BOTTLE.
-,ra ssaSPEC1AL NOTICE
II fs the fate of euery odlua6Is AedScins TO Be
OoUNTEHFEITED. Be eaatfo1ts hergores and
sSs lsstsrs z e s.0,O sn s Soss,s
signatures of I. g. BALDWIN q co., and JOE
HOSES. a1 ESst0ut sobfc1 none are geaa.tale.y =,
In. B.A$l.00. with Eighteen cents for postage
inclosed 70 any authorized Agent or to the Sole
General Agent for the United States and British
JOB MOSES. q, Cortlaudt street. New York .
will insure bottle. containing Fifty Pills. byr
turn mall securely sealed from all observation.
seple-d&TeoBl5.octs hos .si1o'4 80 Z rs ? F.,
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DR. TUcKER'ssss 'ssss9'Ex e EXTRA VISIT :

1,R. TICKER WOULD SAY, TO ri, N
j. IA dstTons and the public. that Ne msyb iSis
consulted A. the DALE HOUSE Golnm6us, 81
daily til the rst Of oa AP5ii PTisitsd ColsmbSs
for over nine years whicp is sufficient evidencsfhSt N
he is reliable and successful The great increase Of
date his nun erous patients. 1t is not necessary to-
enulne nerate the l'''' ~
IEN FIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DIsEAsEs:0nsq
but win merely say 9y specialityl lS THEWHOk1tid
h mchs0-H .'As'A % " "a '' @'
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9 2 Closing and Arrival Of Mails Z
coLu n MRUs POST OFFICE

Eastern Through Mails,
C.C b G. r. R.....
Xastern Wey Mails, Y. y.
j. q. r. R-..:.-..
Northwest, via Ft, w. d q.
q. G. &0-k. k--.....,
Chicago. via y. p. &I.s @.
&C. y C.RaR .-...-.....-l
rl,..,su;sn;pR tbrnrsb
irsls esni " . "14
Little Miami r. r. Way.
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NEW, YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,

A NEW COURSE OF LECTURES Is
n being delivered at the .4.a o.
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.ciE0 .41aDlg EXPENDITURES
From Sept. 9Th to Sept. 26th.
1867, inclusive. as shown by 81
the books of the County Au- r, -.
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ssas'aq. REPORT
OF. AN EXAM INATlON
.es5 .ssTss29 AOF THE 95ifs bo5a LiitU
COUNTY TREASURY
5 september 90, 1867. ey7
edi iis CoLUaBUs. o.. October 3, 1867
To Hon John n Prgh. -z,--r-7-
Probate Judge Frankliu Com, ", o.:

efi q iis COLUMBUS. o., October 3, 1867,
To Hon. John n Prgh. ---s-s-s----,-
-. Probate Judge Franklin Coun,y, o.:
SIR :-Agreeabiy to the authority vested in me
by your appointment as Special Examiner OF tee
County Treasury said appointment bearing date
September %. 1857. l. proceeded immed ately, and
without having given previous knowledge, notice
or intimation to the Treas Of Fra kiln county,
to count the money in the Treasury of said county,
and to make a thorough and complete Inspection
and examination of the books. papers, records and
voucf srs thereof for the purpose Of reporting to
you whether the duties and business of the Office of
Treasurer ad been p, ,rformed, in good faith, and
with full ability and capacity, or therwise. --.
nand you the following as the result of careful
and rigid examination: tl-i 1Ei-. ''.-
find by reference to the books of the County
Auditor, that at the last annual settlement of the
Treasurer with the County Commissi ners, Sep
tember 5th 1867, taere remained in the Ire eisury,
at the close of business hours that day the sum
of s45. $50 e5 This animal settlement (prescfibed
by law } with the County Commissioners, am sat-
isfied. was searching and complete, and from this
data my examination commenced. -., -- - 49, -
Amount in Treasury Sept. 9Th. a..a5a 90
1867 -. .$45, $50 30 -
Receipts from Sept. 9Th to Sept. i9l 7ll -t p r
26rh inclusive: f y l7f4 = i7tst
Peddlers License ........-.-... 90 tsl
eide t1a1l EXPENDITURES
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ly,l ,lTuesdeys, Thursdaysf -...l l1M. .... lss5O
:, and dSaturdays.--.....--.) ss5Ill j .t1.l -
OFFICE HogRs5ohce opens At ~ o'ciock sl< A. y.
and closes at 9K A. ID. e sgri7-L SAGA - =
: All Mails close on Sundays ct 5k P. n.
JULIUS j. Postmaster. :
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GfE ui11s- -l-l5
The accounts Of the office are neatly and accu-
Tatey kept, aud agree fully with those of the Coun
ty Auditor; the papers are orderly and appr1pri.
are properly stamped and cancelled. each urcn the
day of the receipt The office is managed with more
claring my belief that the duties thereof are dis
charged in perfect good faith both with reference
to the laws bling the duties Of County Treas
octs DAVID W. BROOKS.
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COLUMBUS INDIANAPOLIS n
"a 60
CENTRAL RAILWAY!

DOR SANDUSKY. TOBED0,- DE-
e TR0IT, Richmond. indianapolis. & LAfeyetts. .
vile Cairo. StLOuis. Chicago. aud all points wsst
ArS No change Of car. between columbus and 1ndi-
A4FsbgiRs F6uR TRAINS leave Columbus. daily. asfol-
oss SEpSnys % " SfSscfs; . co,vmb.,
A. N :. arrives at Milfora s15 A.. NJ: Urbana 1890 =
Piqua 400 r M This train conneets a. III
taine. Gl5deand Sandusky. e'lO ,t''''-'' 'Vo
I 1880 Am. YliXPREss-lArriyss az .
Urbana I.54 p NJ; Piqua 400 p NJ; Lima s:lo p.
n GhesSS ye hI1 SS kesHe6
apolis 7:50 p NJ. Louisville l2A5 Terre Hautei
lG ss paIa nj $50 Mait00R @ Il s fsRs W
Sseo Syis Lsyfsstep tsa 81 Sso NJ sg.9Essd 50 Ai
train arrives at ST. Louis TWO hours in sdaancs 81
any other route from Columbus. ~ sa IA
5:45 p. M. WESTERN ExPRESs-Ar-'1
rives at Urbana s5U5 p. A. lefontaine 1oz7P. NJ.
sanSSusty S bicsso A Nj Li%s foeSo ESs ss
A. NJ; Detroit 1870 A: M; Richmond Gl:5s u; .;oA
ap9vs 81 GV the oy
AND A HALE HOURS in advance of any fothsf
route from Columbus. ., ~ r-.gsa-.as. 1l9-,1sYs
le.e5 A. M. NIGHT ExPREsszA Arrives 5
at Urbana e:l2 A. M; Piqua SIS A. NJ. Richmond ],
dianapos s:l5 LolisyiIle 800 M: TIERS q
ass sSiS NJ IT, Pans 76 NJ T. LOU Louis $50
fayette lbs A. NJ; Chicago (vis Layfsyette) ms
kedsat Xxi s This frsn 1lnss ssri1ss I atH
LOUIS FOuR HOURS in advance Of any other ii
New, State Room Sleeping Cars run in night d.
All, changes made in Union. DepotaaC Baggage i.
Tessts via INDIAN
IF j p PTsN.. PR1oNks.} Ticket Agents. colunAs.,o q:
Gen Iissss AFt Indi.n.poi q,
iylT -r~--@+- = a ogs Iltia4is iE9ibgH r4qyI {
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PuMPs--ss1TIEAM, $ ] iI:ll sPoWERAND lll
HAND PUMR9, ,o,3T ,,f.

SIZES, FOR MINES. QUAR-
" ries sBreweries. Distilleries, Factories Of all
descriptions. and, lor Public or Private Water
Works 6c., &c. The STEAM RAM for feeding
boilers, and STEAM SlPH0N for raising water
Also BEopfpB Est0fnes. Airl PasnPe. and all kinds
Of y ea Esfsse e g., ssRd doT 6oT
South Third Street, Ph1ade elphia, Pa. iiJT n -.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME Z. +. THORNTON, the great English As
~trologist, Clairvoyant and PsychometriciAn, who has
astonished the scientific classes Of the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec.
ond sight, Is 70 enable her to lmpart knowledge Of
the greatest importance to the single or married OF
either sex. While In q state Of trance, she dellnestes
and BY the aid OF an instrument OF intense power
known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees 10 pro.
duce . lfe-like picture Of the future husband or vife
OF the applicant. together with date OF marriage.
position In life, leading traits Of character, &c, T6is
Is no humbug, as thousands Of testimonials can a.
sert. She will send when desired q certified cortia-
It purports TO be. By enclosing a small lock OF hsir.
and stating place OF birth, axe. disposition and com.
plexion. and enclosing nfty cents and stamped en-.
picture and desired Information by returnmsii An
communication sacredly confidential. lddrcsi.
sSnnds1es: AA98txr =. =. T~noasFoN. ri Boz
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C~ATHOLICON

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case Of Diabetes,
and greatly mitigate the troublesome etfeetscauH
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other diseases Of tito Kidneys and Bladder, and
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ali Irreeulsritfes Of the Monthly Turns, Supprcs-
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The specific action OF this medicine 10 Immediate
and certain upon the Uterine and Abdominal
Muscl,s and Ligsments; restoring them to as
healthy n sta,e az those Of childhood and youth,
40 thai patients who hsvc used the "Graefcnberg
Uterine Cothollcon" cannot sufficient.
v expressthelr gratitude for the relief Afforded.
REDINaTON & CO.,
Agents. 4l6 and 4ls Front st., San Francisco.
tfe26.lyl
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ANTHOLOGY.
The World Astonished!
At tho wonderful Revelations made by the
GREAT AsTRoLoGTsT.
Madame H. a. PERRIGO.

CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER
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from doleful events, catastrophes, crosses In love,
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tells you the business You are best qualified 70 pur.
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marry, gives you the name. likeness and character
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stars We see In the iirmament-the malctc stars that
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from the aspects and positions Of the planets and
the liked stars In the heavens at the time OF birth,
she deduces the future destiny Of man, Fail not TO
consult the greatest As:rologlst on earth. II costs
you but q tribe, and you may never again have 30
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living at Q distance can consult the Madame by mail
with equal safety and satisfaction TO themselves, As
II In person. A null and explicit chart, written out,
with all inquiries answered and likeness enclosed,
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The ~strictest secresy will be maintained and all cor.
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Write plainly the day Of the month and year in
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Address. MADAME II. A. PERRI00,
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nR. JULIEN DOCTOR OF
Medicine Of the Faculty Of Graduate
OF the University Queens College, and Physician
OF the St, John Baptiste Society Of San Fran.
cisco.
DR.. Perrault has ~pleasure 10 inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical advice,
that he can be consulted daily at his Office, Arm.
Org Hall Building, Northeast corner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets. San Francisco. Romf
Nos. 9. 10, II, first floor, up stairs. entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
siyely devoted to the cure Of the various forms OF
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results Of in
furious habits acquired In youth, which usually
terminate In impotence and s~terility, and psrma
nently induce all the ~concomitantr Of old age.
hanpines, Of a In. and that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of It's removal, for
III /, A fact that premature decline of the vigor OF
manhood, matrimonial unhapplnesy, compulsory
single life. etc. have their source In causes, the
germ OF which IA PLANTED In early life, and the
bitter fruIt tasted long afterward; patients, Ia
borino under this comulaInt, will complain of one
or mors ~ The follovIno .vmntom.. Nocturnal
Euis,Ion, paw, In tbs Rarf ana h.ad. weakness
- M.n..,andS Irb, nisohorcs S,or a. .rrsthro
IN no,nS !, tool nstsr m. Jn,,II,ctu,l
ra.r -aat.ro To.s ~ N.norx snVua,
Ideas are clouded, and there 10 n disinclination to
the society Of friends. etc. TIL patient will
probably complain a Dizziness, Vertigo, and
that sight and hearing are weakened. and sleep
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To Provide for the Protection and
Centred or the Geld Hill Water
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town ofGold Hill DO ordaiu As follows:
SECTION l. The Town Marshal of the Town
ofGold Hill. 10 hereby empowered to take and
have the sole control and management OF all Cis-
terms, Reservoirs. Pipes. Hydrants, AMI all prop
erty belonging TO tha Water Works OF the said
Town, being the property of the Inhabitants OF
the Town Of Gold Hill. subject TO the orders and
requirements Of the Board OF Trustees OF said
Town. and under their direction, and subject TO
IA, provisions Of Section Q OF this Ordinance.
SEc. 2 The Town Marshall, In case OF drs or
Ara. ,har allow the Chief Engineer Of the Fire
Department ofthe Town OF Gold Hill, and those
acting under his orders, 10 have and use the
Hydrants and water.works OF said Town. for
the purpose OF extinguishIng Dire or tres, or 90
u~tructlas or impeding the same. and shall also
allow the Chief Engineer OF said Department,
and those acting under his orders, 20 nave sucn
Reasonable use ofthe Hydrants and Water Works
~ may be necessary for the purpose OF testing
the efficiency OF the ssme. or for drilling the com.
psnios belonging TO the said Fire Department. or
for cleaning or washing the Hose, or other ap'
parA,us or fixtures In the keeping OF the Fire
Department, by virtue Of the Ordinance No. %,
As amended. and for no other purpose:
arc. 3 Any person or persons who shall In
snyvise interfere with the Town Marshal, or
any person or persons In his employ. In the dis.
charge OF his du,ie. as required by the provisions
Of this Ordinance. or who shall in any way inter
fers with the use, or apply to any use whatso-
ever, the Cis,orns. Hydrants, Reservoirs. Pipes or
ANYTHING belonging to the said Works, or
make use Of any Of the water therein. except as
herein provided. shall upon conviction thereof
before a Justice Of the Peace. within the cor.
psrate limits Of the Town OF Gold HUI; be lined
In any sun not less than twenty i've dollars' nor
mora than ave hundred dollars, and costs, and In
care the sne imposed. and the costs be not paid.
such person or persons 10 convicted shall be i'm,
pr,oned 10 the Town jail one day for esch and
sy.ry two dollars Of said fine ard costs.
SEc. 4. This Ordinances shall take enee' ana 90
In force from and after It's passage.
Passed, May 9. 1867.
President Board OF Town Trustees.
II. C. NAMING. Clerk.
noll mn Nav ~ 1R6T- mylUsn
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO.. 80.


To amend Ordinance No. 81 entitled
an Ordinance TO create N Fire De-
VI for the Town of Gold
Hill, md 10 regulate and
the same, aud to repeal section IL
Of the snme.
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town Of Gold Hill, do ordain a. follows:
SECTION I. Section 9 Of the Ordinance OF
which this is s~mendatory. Is hereby amended. so
- TO read. rs follows:
SIC. 9. The Board of Trustees shall not be
held liable nor the inhabitants Of the Town Of
Gold Hill, for any contracts made by any officer
of said companies. nor for any expense by them
Incurred. nor for any salaries 10 said officers, nor
for any work by them performed. or any mem.
Der Of the said Fire Department, or companies
belonging thereto.
SIC, . Section 10 Of said Ordinance is hereby
amended, 90 as 10 lead. as follows:
SEC. 10. The Chief Engineer shall report TO
the Board Of Trustees. every three months, the
condition Of the Are apparatus.
SEC. }. Section IL OF said Ordinance Is hereby
repealed.
Src. l. All Ordinances and parts OF Ordinances
In conflict with, or repugnant 10 the provisions
ofthis Ordinance are hereby repealed.
SEC. S. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage.
Passed. Nay 9. 1867.
President Board Of Trustses
II. c. MANNING. Clerk.
Gold Hill. May 10, 1867. myloN