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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-19
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
AuO rdinancct TO Prevent and Punish
Disordcriy Ceaduct-Passed Aug
an SA6 L

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An Ordinancc % Prevent and Punish
Disordcriy Ceaduct-Passed Aug
10, A. ID. 1857.
,NHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town of Gold Hill do ordsin asfoll9ws;
SECTION 1. Any person or persons VINO shal
~yiifully and maliciously disturb the peace. or
ouist OF any neighborhood, or family, or person
or persons. either at night or IN tne nay ,mv,
within the incorporate limits OF tne IoWn otoviu
MN by loud or unusual noise or noises, or oy
,,multuous or offensive conduct, or by threaten
M language, or quarreling. or challenging 10
aeht, or fighting, or by tradueins; shalloe DEEM
eli guilty Of Disorderiy Conduet; and on eonvie-
,;on thereof before any Justice OF the Peacein
ssid Town Of Gold Hill. shall be fned in a sum
rot exceeding Ave hundred dollars, and II such
An, n. not paid, shall be imprisoned In the Town
Jail at the rate Of one day for every two dollars
Of said fne.
The purpose Of disturbing the peace and tran.
ouili,y OF any neishborhood or place, or for the
nurpess ofhghting, or to commit any unlnw full
Net. within the incorporate limits ofthe Town Of
cold Hill, and do not disperse upon being com.
manded so to do by tbs Marshal or any Police.
man, the person or persons 20 offending shall DO
deemed guilty Of Dlsorderly Conduct, and on
conviction thereof before any Justice Of the
Peace as aforesaid, shall be fined In any sum not
exceeding Ave hundred dollars, and imprisoned
at the rate Of one day for every two dollars Of
saia nhe irau. ns W ~ ns,.or. .h.u r..,.,
obstruet, or oppose any peace officer within the
aso,pe." ~ nsrsons dnix an,ho,j,sa 20 sr.
wy = ~ anv arresss vith or yy,,hen,
$3.50 ,h.r.for orin any m.nnar wha,.o.vsr
plo..sSr;,h m. Marshsl. or Policemen in ,hs
ofany m ,hair J,,is. ~ r.on,rsd
either by the Ordinances Of the Town Of Gold
aii.ol wh.o ~ ~. .nS,adv
ornan pe. "Msar r.ha, ar pai,,smsn wi,S.
OF my Pesse 1n..a oS nniS ISTI nj, a.
IN tnemeotpSIase to"n = ~ rmsn m. o.
sanit, beat. tnrea'sn;o r s,aauee susn omees.of
shall oy ,oua .Ss 81. ssaSe'o hno..
sivc eondue', aisIuio tne qu.e'oi any ne.suoos,
hood, OF fanny, pers1n, sueI pe.sou ~,
sons snaI nyo',on ,h.raoT hasor. anv
duct; anu upop ou.sassr.ssIS sSa,i h. au.J,yn
Jusueeoi - ,~sr,S.s va doIiars and
any sun no,.. ss..dino Az. hynd,sd dollar ~
costs y ~ nsrson who shnIl diseharu. AN
skS,a Sas ~ .ny srs',rms wbst,vsr
sun, ss snnnavd.r or anv .Iplo.iys snb.
loaded WIN IVY sip p 49, huU'
stance ha,s. -i.h,, ~. lin.
dfed ARCS oIany o 10y uM Sb.uh. Sasmad
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No. 10.
An Ordinance 60 Provide for the Levy
aud Collection OF Taxes within the
Town OF Geld Hill, passed Aug IS.
A. D., 1867.


An Ordinance 60 Provide for the Levy
aud Collection OF Taxes within the
Towa OF Gold Hill, pnssed Aug. 40.
A. n. 1851,
~,yv poInn or rp,rsrprs on TUE
'nr Mn Nh
hown o, "oiu ~, uo o,un
Shon.oM % 800 On a.ch an. hrndrad
PEI annum, OF CENTS on aeH ~ n" nn1
uoLars, LOT Iown pusposes, y o', W.. se Ia,, WV y,
personai proPe,.y, ni" sc Sa0su y ~
Tue S'a.s ot NesA May ,r sorc. =" y = which m p@
PPoses, mn Sa $1,000 .,csn' ,Ss nrocssds ~
n1reai'eL % snnm no, snh,so, 70 proSo,,on. "a
h.r u mnI smd dirsc,ed ~ n. no,b nnan the
.ssss:sd yaius Of alI proper,y mot EXEMPT from
tsIatIon within m, incorporats limits of the
Town Of Gold HIlI, and said tax is the same Az
that authorized TO be levied and collected by AN
Act OF ,he Leeislature OF the State of Nevada en-.
titled An Act 10 amend an Act, entitled IAN Act
March = ia6s and ,aId um.ndatory Act upproy
ed Fab %. 1856: and there IA hereby levied and
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ORDINANCE 40. g.

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An Ordinanee 20 Provide Ter the levy
aad CeiIecoss eran saean, IA on
DoEs. passed sept -. 1907:
IaaSa"ld' MI, Jo n,SsIn n. f.lIov..
SECTION svefy person OF persons owning
any dog or doss, wne,ner mAie .. 'ematc, snMi
take out and pay . uesnse ostsh LOT .eopink
the same and escn one tosfeoi, nve COLLARS 20.
annum: and on payment thereof sucn person or
persons shall bs entitled 70 have and receive
from the Town Marshal q tag made OF some mot
al which shall have marked thereon. the yezr tor
vhich the tar has been paid, and tho number Of
an. dog 20 licensed. and sald tag shall be worn
nv N. dog public pound Is hereby author.
iaea ana .n. n sSsiiSs The duty Of ,he
nsreins's anSN.us. nNesrS N .t.i. mn syery.
Msrsosi snd ~ -pvneo .n,nI,s q, Ss,r. or
dog. male or tsmaIe, io1na ~ s1sI s,,hon, .so,,
existing In tho TOWN otuoru 80
lar. with q tag thereto sttAcnss
having thereon Its numoer and tine yesr s.s
quired In this section. sud impSuno tns sAms'
and II the said dog or dogs. 90 TAKEN OF tnpoanS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-19

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Application for Patent.
Notice.-No. 10.
Rexi.ter,s Once.

Carson City. Nevada. July Is. 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN accordance with the provisions OF An
Act OF Congress, approved July %. 1850, Her.
mann J.. r, Schsel. Bernard J. Scheel: John
Auer and Frank Kruger have this day died In
thi. office. Z diagram aud notice of Application
for a patsa, from the United States for the fol-
lowing described mining ground. ,o.wit: One
Thousand Feet OF the Mammoth Lode, known
a. the Costno politan Gold and Silver Mining
Company claim. IN tbs Devils Gate Mining Dis.
trict. Storey county. Nevada. claiming said lode
with all dips. spurs, angles and variations, as
shown on the diagram au ale. and posted on the
claim. described by actual survey. as follows,
to-wit
Commencing at Station No, /, a stake and
mount OF stones. situated between Negro and
Losx Rsyines. and about three-fourths OF y mile
from the dump Of the Occidental mine running
thence south g leg. eat 600 feet, 10 Station No.
Q thence south % De- west 1000 feet 70 sta
,ion No 8; thence north 90 deg. west 500 feet 20
station No. I. thenee north - deg, east LUZ
feet TO the place OF oesinnlng, containing IL
77.too acres.
There arr no ,iloiuing claimant on said Lode
at either end.
,Ival3m. Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. "a.
Rex,sser's Once,

CARSON CRY. Nevada, July 81, 1867.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Succor Gold and Silver Mining Company,
have this day hled In this Office adiagram, to.
sether with q notice Of Application for Patent
nom the United States. under Act Of Congress,
approved July &c. 1855. Tor Twentyfour Hun
dred Feet ofths Sueeor Lode. known a. the Sue.
cor Geld aud Silver NlninS Compsny's claim. In
the Gold I'm Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada, more particularly described, rs fol.
lows, to-wit: .
Beginning al a stake standing In a small
ravine, from which the mouth OF the Succor
Tunnel bears south ~ DEG. west l.0l0 feet and
running thence south 1 deg, east 200 feet. TO u
stake; thence south 80 deg, west l,oN feet to a
stake thence south 50 deg. 80 min, east l,3So
feet to q stake thence north % deg. 30 min,
west 200 feet to . stake thence north 81 deg.
30 min. east l,il5 teetto a stake thence north
50 deg, east l. ITO feet 10 the place OF beginning,
containing IL $40 acres. Names OF claimants
adjoining not known.
WARREN T. LoCKHART,
aulS3m Register.
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Application for patent.
Notice No. 81.
n.,,,rup,s ory,cy C,R,oy CRY. n

REGISTERS OFrIcE, CARSON CRY. NEv.
September q. 1867.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ORIN
N III. SMITH has this day filed In this office a
diagram together with a notice Of application for
Patent from tho United States. under Act Of Con.
eresr approved July 90. 1866, for twelve hundred
feet In length of the Rspidan Lode, ~ one hun
dred and slxty.seven feet on the west side, and
thirty three feet on the east side OF said claim,
and known M the Rapldan Gold and Silver Min.
ING Compsny's claim, in the Palmyra and In
Springs Mining District, Lyon county, Me-
yads, claiming to have purchased the Interest OF
the former owners Of said mine. Said clalnri 10
bounded on the north by the Essex claim. and
nm ths south BY the RAppahRnnnck claim.
WARRENT LOCKHART,
Septemb Der 9, l867.-3m Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. go.
us. REGISTERS oYYI,

Carson City New. Aug. 18th, 1857.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Dean Company. by Geo. Sherman, Presi.
dent, and William Lee Secretary, have this day
6lrd In this Office. a diagram, together with u
notice Of application for patent from the United
under Act. Of Congress approved July
%, 1855, for sixteen hundred feet Of the Dean
Lode, known az the Dean Company's claim,
claiming three hundred feet In width along thr
line ofthe lode embracing htssame, containing
II acres; said claim being bounded on the North
BY the Occidental claim. and on the South by
tns Light and Auren claim. and situate In the
shxer stsf mining District, Storey county Ne.
WARREN T. LocKHART. Register.
aul53n
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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x1sosLIANRous ApYsRr1sRxENrs.

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT. DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine OF the Faculty ofParis, Graduste
ofthe University Queens College, and rhysicah
Of the ST. John Bsptlste Society OF Dan g 1an'
cisco.
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7" OfuInAHCo INVsE OVHthnHUu'
and he shall return TO the Town Clerkall receipt
books, which shall contain the stubs designating
the amount, the date, to whom and for what ~.
sued, upon each stub. and he shall in no case for
the collection OF sny license or tax Of any kind,
Issue any receipt other than Is provided by law,
aid ts countersigned by the proper officer.
SEC, z. The Fees OF Justice Of the Peace shall
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
~ORDINANOR NO. 40.

An ordinance 10 Deterlninc the On.
ties audlRfxa nd kstablishtho Fees
.nnd Salaries Of Omcers Paused
Sept. Id, A. d., 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-19

An Ordinance to Regulate the stor.
age Of Gunpewdcr and other Com.
bustibIe Material, passed AuRu.t
| a.. A. d.,
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Female Monthly Pills.

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NO. 10,

II. q. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hill, Sept. 2, lS67.-se4.2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-19
DIM NO. IS.

An Ordinance Determining what arc
Nuisnnces. aud 60 Prevent and Pam
ish the .ame. Passed August 18Th,
ID. 1897.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
Lincoln did all which could have been done.

Lincoln did all which could have been done.
The memory of the martyred President is re-
vered in America, but even his great
est admirers find mistakes in his administration.
Where in history is the public man to be found
of whom such declaration could strictly be
made7 The Times comments upon Earl Rus
sells speech as an "Opcn recantation." Ii it
were such-if such confession lad been made
ON what ground could Great Britain withhold
any longer the reparation that is due us for the
Alabama outrages7 If an e6ectual recantation
is to be made on this subject, let it be made,
not in breakfast speech, but in the House OF
Lords. Let Earl Russell say distinctly that he
holds himself responsible for the sailing of the
Alabama and Great Britain responsible for the
loss which that Anglo Rebel pirate inflicted on
American commerce. 1t will then be for Lord
Stanley-who has shown since he came into
Office disposition to deal honestly with the
Alabama claims-to say whether or not the
present Government will hold itself bound to
recognize claims growing out of the mistakes
of its predecessors
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
JUDICIAL DECISION.
TEIEGRAPH cosPANIEs no MAKE THEm Ol

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES TO MAKE THEIR OWN RULES.
DETROIT, July 14.-An important decision, relating
20 telegraph companies has just been rendered by the
Supreme Court OF this state the OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company agt. Carew, an appeal from
the Wayne County Circuit Court Carew telegraphed TO
Baltimore for 10 OF oysters n the transmission an
error occurred whereby he received four cases instead OF
40 The message written of the telegraph blanks
with the usual printed heading containing the eOndlOns
which messages taken for transmission The
Circuit Court held that the Telegraph Company were
liable for the damages suffered by Carew treating the
Company common carriers, and Carew as not bound
by the conditions, unless his attention was particularly
called TO them The Supreme Court this dec
sion holding that tho Telegraph Company not com
mon carriers and that they have right to establish any
Reasonable rules governing their liability In the impartial
Transmission Of messages by them that where by the
heading OF a message plainly printed in conspicuous
letters n Is stated 10 be sent on the annexed conditions
the sender by signing the message adopts the cOndi
HOns is bound by them whether he reads them
th0m.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

The war of the Russians i'll Central Asia
continues, though it is extremely difficult to
obtain trustworthy information concerning it..
The latest dispatches from BOllhara state that
the Russians stOrmed an encampment Of the
Khan of Bokhara and obtained a great victory
ambassadors from Bokhara to the British
Government in India have made the greatest
efforts to secure the support of Great Britain
against the Russians, but, of course, without
success. The victories of the Russians in Cen
tral Asia, and the progress of the French in
Cochin China, only serve to make the English
eager for extending their boundary in Further
India. There is a report that Great Britain
will soon annex the Kingdom of Burmah.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
THE TRIBUNE IN EUROPE.

STEVENS BROTHERS, agents for American LIBRA
RIEs No II Henretta-st, COvent Garden London, are
agents for THE TRIBUNE in Great Britain
C. b. NORTON & CO.. American Bankers, No. IA Rue
Auber Paris are agents for THE TRIBUNE in France.
A. ASHER & Co. Booksellers and Publishers, No. 20
Uner Linden Berlin, agents for THE TRIBUNE in
Prussia
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plats Vienna, is agent for THE TRIBUNE in Austria.
All the above agents will receive subscriptions and adj
vertisements for THE TRIBUNE and supply copies OF the
paper to Americans temporarily in Europe.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

as saying that if he had his way che would
sweep away all the mongrel goats in the
" South" The honorable gentlemans sohcitude
for the purity of the breed of that noble ami
nal was no doubt duly appreciated by his
hearers, though it must have puzzled them to
understand what goats had to do with recon
struction. If they read THE TRIBUNE, however,
they probably discovered that Mr.. Schenck was
not speaking OF "gOats, y but Of govern
90.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

An important State document on our eighth
page presents a review of the facts connected
with the expedition of Santa Anna to Mexico,
and his arrest, based upon a complaint of his
friend Mr. Naphegyi Mr.. Seward has decided
that they do not justify the interference of the
United States and expresses the opinion that
Mexico should be let alone and that nothing
but some great national injury would justify
the Government in assuming an unfriendly
attitude toward the Republic.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

In our Congress report will be found the sup
Elementary Reconstruction bill as passed by the
Senate and House, and sent to the President
The Conference Committee made no change in
the purpOrt as we have repeatedly explained
it, and the bill when it becomes law should
sweep away at once all the objections of the
Attorney General which threatened to retard
the proper reconstruction of the Rebel States
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

We call attention to communication on the
subject of selling tho market property belong
ing to the City. There is no doubt but that
the markets, and much of other unOecupied
property, should be sold. We think that the
piers and wharves should not be sold, unless
subject to the right of the City or the State to
make regulations as to price Of wharfage,
storage, &C., since it would not do to leave
such matters at the mercy of private holders.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

The Journal of 81. Petersburg takes the
trouble of expressly declaring that the
famous Russian note on Ireland is sheer
fabrication. 1t would seem that there were
some people in Europe silly enough to agree
with The n. y. Herald in considering the note
as startling news"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

The State Convention, OH Saturday, listened
to several speeches on the question OF negro
suffrage. The submission of the Constitution,
as whole, to the popular vote, was advocated
by Mr. Francis of The Troy Daily Times, and
opposed by Judge Seymour of Rensselaer,.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

As several Northern papers have published an arti-
Gle written by Senor Altanairano commenting on
the interpostion of the United States in favor OF
Macmillan, and stating that he is n member OF
President Juarez cabinet and therefore expresses the
views of tho Mexican Government it seems proper
to say, on the authority of Minister Romero, that
Senior Alanairano is not, and has never been NOM
ber Of President Juarez cabinet hence he expresses
only his own private views on on that subject
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

II welcan believe The Times and The Herald,
Mr. Schenck Of Ohio, in the course of the
debate on the Reconstruction bill, made one of
the most astonishing remarks ever uttered in
the House of Representatives. He Is reported
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

EY~The trial of Surrdtt the proceedings Of Con-
ON the second page; Literary Items on the SiTth
page; and Shipping Intelligence, Cirit Court Re-
ports, and College COmmencementS on the Serenh
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be Of Communicates Wes
must he authenticated oY the name 1u
necessarily for pu6heahon Out Al suAi-N' o
hs good faith
All business letters this Os should be addressed to Iak kS
USKi EewYork
We csun,t undertake return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-07-15

A bill is to be presented to the next New
with ihe rifle corps Hudson County, the new organza
ton TO be called tho Hudson County Rife Brigade.
Mrs. jeff Davis sailed from this city for
Charlnst0n Oh Saturday.