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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04
Gold and Silver.

Many people have the desire TO know
the value Of gold and silver In bulk.
The following statement. from Prof. I.
J.. schirmer. Superintendent Of the
Branch Mint OF Denver. may be relied
ON a. correct. The hnensss Of Colorado
gold, and the calculations Of value Of
gold and silver. are also given. 1t Is Q
matter OF considerable value. aud should
bs carefully preserved for reference.
Ono ton (2.000 pounds avordupois) OF
gold and silver contains 29,lG3 troy
ounces, and therefore the value Of n ton
Of pure gold IL 5000, 100 81. and . ton
Of silver. s37. 704 ~.
A cubic foot Of pure gold weighs L.
5l8.74 pounds avoirdupois; . cubic foot
Of pure silver weighs 556.a5 pounds
avoirdupois.
II there IL l per cent. OF gold or silver
in q ton Of orc, IL contains 29l.G3 ounces
troy Of either OF these metals.
The average fnsness OF the Colorado
gold is 1871 In 1000. and tho natural
alloy; gold ISL, silver 20S, copper ~;
total 1000.
The calculations at the mint are made
on the basis that ~ ounce Of standard
gold or 300 hns (~coin). 10 worth $500.
and II ounces Of silver 300 fine ~(coin).
IL worth sl2.8 80.
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carson itsms.
Iron the tribune. January 81

frr,m TIA TYibuuR. January
-, A., ao.,sd All Me- Year.,
Dax s,om shs ,tsff ON the Capitol. /,
49, 40 r;c,,,.sons AMI A tbouoh h,
~ 49, n.st~S INV sh.rman's BODY
In, sram I,isnuc u ths sea. About
49, Ia ..rs sntirsl, Uons from tbe
.nion and ther. n hung. a tattsred and
.-.,s,.,v ,Tll.nid.t.d emblem of the
n%.,ion'. prospsrity. We D TO GET
nm 4 subscription among the young
Americans OF this town. in order that
on NO national holiday hereafter snaii
the Capitol building OF tne otA1s OF
NEVADA, tns iaha " Ai'si' u'
gracsd AGAIN.
We learn nom the best authority
that Senator John L. Jones viii Ger.
tainly be among us before the OF
the week, and 30 his constituents Will
nav an S.n.an,s TO- ws.h;pston
Ds'sIe a.. 90 49, on,
~ou IN s.sna ~. 49,. ,Ss.
SenA'ors Jo.y Sn,S.s-..iI
Is..s 70,
ahtle s'in. I,.;s.J Co.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

An IMPATIENT public Is a~nIiously
awaiting the report Of the experts who
were employed BY the State Board Of
Prison Commissioners TO investigate the
accounts OF Warden LYMAN. Il is a
long time since these gentlemen entered
upon their duties. and the State is
paying twenty dollars per day with Incl.
dental expenses OF the investigation. Is
it to bs q Centennial job?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

TaorGur Twas SHERIDAN AGAIN
When the bells, whistles and powder Of
Gold Hill were so ~vehsmsntly wslcom-
ing the new year. last Friday night. .
Juvenile American down town. sudden
ly waksned out OF a sound sleep by the
fearful racket, shoutsd-"o o! mower.
mower, vhais'ss mattsri Ii zis Phil
Sheridan come againf"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04
W y n = 4 Y N.
IRuppe-ea Marder.

STOCKTON. January "A man named
Meredith Rawson was found dead in his
cabin on the Stanislaus river, "a miles
from Stockton. with = terrible gash in
the side Of his neck. He was evidently
the victim Of q foul murder. A Coron.
er's inquest wa hsld to-day. and FROM
the evidence adduced the crime was com
nitted on Friday evening. when two
men were cen to leave his cabin. Sheriff
Cunningham has arrested two men on
suspicion Of being the perpetrators Of
the crime. The prisoners are now lodged
in the County Jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

To supplement the susz Canal pur-
chase. comes . rumor that Egypt and
England are negotiating for the estab-
lishnent Of a strong military post on the
Red Sea. and its connection by . rail-
road with Cairo. II may Be only q ru.
NOR. bu. Il indicates what people think
England ought to do for her " securi-
~. and the Enslish Ministry will not be
slow to profit by any hint TO their own
advantage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

CoNNopoRk ANNEx urges the Gov
eminent TO build more rams and torpedo
boats and fewer iron-clads. and bis sug-
sestion would appear TO DO a good ons'
but for the fact that q ram must 30
made swiitsr and easier 10 manage than
the oppOsing vessels. and to do this is
no easy matter. A slow ram Ii no bet
ter than . wooden vessel. for q punch
in the side will send her to the bottom
with quite as great rapidiiy. IL is al
most impossible to render rams every
where invulnerable. and the only chance
il to make them impsnetrabls in front
and easy to manipulate. and to do this
successfully q great deal still remains to
BE- learned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

Nh. ADAMS the new clerk OF the
HOUSE Of Representatives at washinG.
ton las appointed his uncle to the bes.
subordinate position within his gift,
which oct the Chicago Times thinks may
not leave him open to the charge OF
n.po,ism bat renders him liable to Be
accused Of '~.avunculism." whatever
that In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04
An IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.

AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
A very important step was taken on
New Years day by the citizens OF Reno.
A meeting Of the principal businssa men
the town was held and a Board OF
Trade organized. A Constitution was
and signed BY tvsnty-ons gen.
representing the principal bust
nsss interests Of the community. and the
meeting adjourned to nslt Saturday
svsning. at which time the organization
will b. perfected By the election Of Off.
adoption OF bylaws. appointment
Of committees. etc. Some OF the objects
aud powers Of this organization are thus
set forth in the Consultation adopted:
To promote education. ftr
To establish Q public library.
To proeurs lectures upon useful scisn-
tic subjscts- Ntf.
To devise the best means Of providing
ample public school facilities.
To encourage manufactures and in-
dustrial pursuits, and promote the ad-
vantagss OF u water power Tor manu.
featuring purposes.
, To disseminate facts concerning .
value and adaptation Of our soil and eli.
mats for agricultural. Horticultural and
genealogical purposes. -.
To encourage the ~devslopmsnt Of
mines. and the construction o ! reduenon
works In our Immediate vicinity.
To invite immigration.
To consider the Sona,uoh ~
county i0.a o aM' ,o~o from distant
no;n..s and 10 proyids mean. for their
improvement BY Legislation. or other
action;
.,n,n -a..,,uc,;on from Are.
To ,sLs .uoh action AZ will tend 10
preserve the purity Of water In the
Truckse River. ana prevent 'n' us
uon OF nan. l.. .,;.,;n, Law,
and ~ yscemmspd their amendment OF
repeal. and TO recommend the passage
o. nsv s...,., -.,,a;,;on
oonnsv and 10 discuss and 70.
commend such action as will tend to
secure an economical disbursement OF
NE county iunds' anu A"
r. S,..r.. Affair. AZ commerce and
trade. and ali such subjects % have ref.
srsncs 10 the present and future welfare
OF our .ovn anu an'y n-..,;o,. ar.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

TIE last census Of Michigan shows q
most remarkable growth and develop
mont In that State. In 1900 the popu-
lation was ISL. Last ysarit was 1854
031. Tho males are more than 10000
In excess Of the females, and the dispro.
portion 10 constantly increasing. to the
undoubied satisfaction OF the 9o.73s
young ladies' and widows who still pine
in single blssssdnsss. OF the 35s. $50
persons whose occupations are given.
5,7s2 are miners. 2 .5si are manufactur.
sn, 1898 are engaged in trade and
transportation. $3.50 in personal or
professional services. and lG6,6li are
Rrangsn. No wonder the latter class so
greatly prsdominatss, when fifteen mil.
lion bushels OF wheat and twenty mil
lion bsshsls Of corn were raised, be-
sides thirteen million bushels Of other
grain. There were also forty-sight mil
lion pounds Of pork marketed last year.
and twenty-ssvcn million pounds Of but
ter. All these articles and millions Of
OF dollars worth OF other produce were
raised on li3.4l3 farms, containing TO-
2is.G acres.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ITAM MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF ID.
"A reetor q tie Virginia savings Banh. held
OF hfteen per cent. per anLum on term and
twelve per cent. per annum on ordinary de.
posits, was declared for the npt semi.annual
term, ending December 81, 1878.
jaltf o. W. CIlUBBuCK. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-04

BnooKLrS. January 3.-The prosecu.
ton Of Loader and Price for perjury in
connection with the Tilton. Beecher case
was discontinued to-day OF application
Of the District Attorney for a nolle
prosequi. before Judge Moore in the
Court Of Sessions. the ground Of the
motion being that the afidavits OF these
persons were not made TO DO used in
court but simply to Affect public
opinion.
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Whist Party in the Ark
Three Capitalists-Astor, Stewart, Vanderbilt.
Mark Twain al Horse Auction.
First Female lobbyist at Washington.
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Royalty in the United States.
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To the working Glass We can furnish
you employment at which you can make very
large pay, In your own localities, without being
away from home over night. Agents wanted in
every town and county TO take subscribers for
The Centennial Record. the largest publication
In the United States-i0 pages, ca columes; Els
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The Record is devoted 10 whatever is OF interest
connected with the Centennial year. The Great
Exhibition nj Philadelphia Is fully illustrated
in detail. Everybody wants IL. The whole
people feel O great interest in their COuntry's
Centennial Birthday, and want TO know all
about II. An elegant patriotic erayon drawing
premium picture Is presented flee TO each sub
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civilization, nor exercised Ia liberty under
equal laws. We denounce the policy which
thus discards the ltberty.lovtng German
and toleratea the revival OF the coolie trade
in MOngolian women, imported ior imni0fs.
purposes, and Mongolian men held TO per-
form serviic labor contracts.
TBr p sy srCrAR,Ay tss,jr--.THE FALSE
srcTioXAI, ISSUE.
p,f,,,o il NECESSARY. ami Fan never he ci-
,ected ouiy he ,maLing IL the controlling
iss,,e Of The elections. and lining Il above
he f,yo false issues with which the Office
hoi,iing cla,s and the marty in mower seek
TO smother il.
First the false issue with which they
mouiu enhs ~ ~, .,,o s.,oht,.b
W .ne p up.. u. .i,,.i.a,, 70
.n anu su S,p,a "n., xh,,h tha Is,no
I.ai.v pa,9 nSs .n,,aa ,o r,a;nts;n .sitbon,
aa,'om, ,, anu , ,,rs,aronna For an, Las,
an. pa, 'i.y vi ,.;,hn,,, ,r,r;n.in,
| 80 ", $3.50, s"u w"o"
| iroui .ne "snsury ~ ay =, ,;,h ,,.x
| otcoH9Li NC hnse HsuJ ~ m'hars Wv. 81,
zen 10 u S,a Sntrsenl ;nireS nennle once
sou.iV ,,,.n nav ,r.noS hn, notv rann;tei
uuns.u.sny es s,, s,,, I' 10" oor.n,on
on one inu's's'oie rePuphc All" '''""'o'
DESTINY
| REFoRM-7nE CIVIL SERVICE.
R:forR is necessary in the civii serves;
| experience proves tuat emcien., econoil
| al conduct OF the governmental business !:
not possible IL its civil service be subject "a
change at every eles tion, he prize fought
for at the ballot box, be brief reward o
party zeal. instead OF posts oil honor. as
signed for proved competency and held ioi
fidelity in the public employ; that the dis
pensiug OF patronage should neither be
tax upon the time OF all our public men
nor the instrument OF their ambition; here
again, professions ial'iiied In the preferm
anee, test that the party IN power cal
work out no prsetfch or sst'staetor!
reform.
RrFonM-CoRRurIroN OF HIGH pCBi,,
OFFICERS.
3, ...,,, 49,. 3, en-.
| 49,, "a. &c 81 v1,, sar,,;a. TT,
n,as;J.S, yi.a nrss;,en, indres senator
rranroson,stiyss ana sah,ns, nifcers and al
ntbars in anthor;tv are Tho neon,e,s sery
an,s. ,hsir nf,inas are not a privata ne roui
&c ,hsv ,rn nrhH, t,,,s,
When Tho annals NJ this ,snuhua shoy
thu disersre AMI can.nre ~ q Wee nres
80, 1a,a .naatar ~ IT, honss =, rsn,s
ssr's,;vas n, srssting hi. Wines a. a nras;t
in, n.,;csr. ,bree sae.tnr. nrna,,nc sscrsii
ms ,bai, 80 ~ ,s~'msLsr.. fiya Oh air,ns
-; The iesS;no non,mi,tess ~ the late hons
NJ ranresent.t;ya. eNnoseS IN ;nhhery.
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The Yellow Centaur Linimeut

is adapted to The tough muscles, cords and ss-h
of horses. IL has performed more wonderful
cures or spawn, strain, lul-galis, scratches,
sweeny, and general lamcDess, than nil other
remedies in existence. Read what the great TX
prrssmen cay or II;
NV loBK, January, lesi.
livery owner oi horses should Civ. the , en-
taur Iniment trigl. We consi liter IL the best
article ever used in our stable.
III. MARSH, Supt Adams TX. Stables, y ..
''E. PtL1I, Supt. L. :. TX. Stables, y \ 9.
"A. <. DIN. Supt. Nat TX. Stables y "
MosT6oNERY, ALA. Aug. u. ~,
"GESrLEaES;--i have used over one gross OF
Centaur L!niinsnt. yellow wrapper. on the
mules of my plantation. besldes dozens of the
family linimcnt Tor my negroes. / want 20
purchase IL at the Wholesale price. and will
thank you To ship me by Savannah steamer one
groes OF each kind. Messtrs. a. 4. stewart n
Co. will pay your bill on presentstinn.-
"Rsspecttully. JANIS DAEHow.'
The best patrons OF his LiDIment ERE Farrt-
and Veterinary surgeons. II heals gals,
wounds and psll-eyil. removes swelling. and
is worth nillio of dollars io farmers. livery
men, etock-groNers. shecp-raiscrs, and thoss
having horses OF cattle.
What tarrier cannot do for SSr the tehtatII
I,iniment will do NJ iiiling cost.
1hesr IInlments are warranted 10y tine pro-
brietoTs. aud bottle Will be given 10 any bar
iiSr or Physician rho desire 10 tesi them sold
-TeTywh",e.
Laboratory OF j. II. hOSE a co,
- iIET 81. NV iuFh.
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white. Tor tbe Human Family.
yellow, tor Horses nnd AnirnaIs

These Linmcnts are simply the wonder Of the
world. Their effects are little less than marvel
lous, yet there are some things which they will
not do. They will not cancer or mend
broken bones, hut they will always slay pain.
They have Strengthened fingers, cured chronic
rheumatism of many years sainding, and taken
the pain from terrible burns and scads, which
has never been done by any otheraiticle.
The White ltutnsent is for the human
family. II will drive rhumatism, sciatica aud
neuralgia from the system; cure lumba.so,
chillhlsins, palsy, itch, and most cutaneOus
clnptions IL eNiracts frost from frozen hands
and feet, and the poison of bites and stings OF
venoniluous reptiles; IL subdues swellings, and
alleviates pain of every kind.
For sprains or bruises IL IL the most potent
remedy ever discovered The Centaur Iini-
ment Is USED with great efficacy for sore
throat. toothaChc. cakcd breast, carache and
weak back. The following is but sample ~
numerous eatinonias;
'lSpIASA Hong JIM. Coal
lnc., May -. SIS
~ think II my duty 10 inform you that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords.
have not been free from these swelling in eight
years Now am perfectly well, thanks TO IN,
Centaur Imminent. The Iiniment oughi 10 b,
applied warm. BESJAlus brown.
The proof is in the trial. L. is reliable, it il
handy, II is cheap, and every family should har'
10.
To tbs sick and sed-riddcn the halt and lame
TO ibs wounded aud sore. We say, Come and M
healed -
10 the poor and distressed who have -pcn
their money for worthless medicines. a bottle O
Csntsur linlment viii he given without chars
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CaStOria.

!. IA PLEASANT aud perfect uhstltnte. in al eases
IoI Castor Oh. Casfora !. Tie result II Old
tice. an effective caihaTtic, pleasant IL ie tA-t"
and free from gripping
Dr. Saralei Pitcher, 81 Hvanhts, Macs sur
oseded Ia con bIning, wIthOut lee use Vt AGO
hnl, a puryatiss assat go pleasant 70 lAks y
honey. and which poseessrs all The de.i'toi.
properties of Castor on.
Ii 10 adapted to al ages. bat is especially rec
commended 10 mothers ~ reliable remedy Tor
all disorders of the stomach and bowels 81 chill
dTen ftIs certain, agreeable. absolutely harm
less, and cheap. II should lie used for wind
collie. sour stomach. worms. costivtness, Group.
etc, then children can have hleep snd mUtaei :
may rest. .
J. h RIOS. 4 Co, Of A. Dty street, New
York, are the the sole prssArsr. OF ta-tora, al
ter DR.. Pitcher resD!e s!4-iSw
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THE PICTURE FRAMING DEPARTMENT.:
Hrp~g Purchased The complete Soeh Of Moungs
Framing apparatus M Rockwell Co., are aoo prepored
10 frame all kinds of Pictures, Maaarh, Moulding
amt 80 all Kinds 0C work az his line
haze L%roaos bring hsna 10 tor mounting oag
hore Fi1es of any kind bring 10 as al taag
Ss"s ace 'eW make Me" dueiigs
~ Orders adssd e. 4. BCRNETT promptly ia
.y.a q. g-lels5H
PatrOnize Home Enterprise;
Give the Old Man and the Young Man Chance!
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AN AGENT, a Is y'I Ia, /, , r.

AN AGEN L coun.y for fran.
Leslie. Newspaper. aud AagGzincs. the older
established Illustrated Periodicals IN AmsrIca
.hey are now fiat offered 10 cGhyasstrs. who
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distinct tastes or wants, and, with the ch"cs
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very family in their district. To skilliu can
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and the renewals each year VIII he source q
ylad and assured revenue. Specimen papers
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Press, Agency Department. frank Leslie {
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l2-l0-6m
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RIlpTlnEz ,, x:t,. 3: !: 70. 1:::: &;
nuH1Hn1r esag or old, gEayanffs2 p
UuOu ~ u = shs ys4ssS sseshSd Ct syss,.
ss<nf. Il So1i4 esrs 81 He/e<. CaHos or uy9sr 20
DR.. Judson. JOB Cs<nss: S:y.sf. 81 L9sf5. he.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at d
pc; snnum. invariably in advance. The postage
On the Weekly win be prspsid At this once, 50
that subscribers viii obtain for a subscriptiou
rice Of year.
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BLACKWOOD'S
EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.

Abe most powerful monthly IN the English
Language, famous for STORIES, ESSAY =.
and SKETCHES,
or TIE HIGHEST LITERARY MrR,T.
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HIGHLAND HALL
Highland Park, Ill.
Collegiate aud Preparatory Iusti-
tuition Tor Ladies'.

fail session b"gins September 2oth. ls.o
Course Of study thorough and extended. hsr
lacilltlcs Tor Music, Drawing and Painting
Manners, horals and Health Il the first iInpcr-
Lance college buildings eommodiOus, al a
Well Furnished. No rooms Tor pupils above two
lights OF stairs. Location attractive. Those
/. no have completed their ordinary school eda-
Gallon elsewhere may be- received 10 pun ae our
higher cSursSa With sI-cial advantage. J. H.
WARD T.. WESTON fhEsIphSl.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-17
CAIRO & vINCENNES r. r

Making Close Connections with the GAS
Mail'' to the East.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE Granting aid to Manufae
turing on PerrysburR Hydraulic Canal.
WHEREAs-Sa niue T. Seely has submitted 10
this Council the following proposition, tO-wit
The undersigned proposes to the citizens Of
Perry sburg, To manufacture wood pulp for
paper, atthe old paper mill, and to use about
three run, or forty Ave horse power to begin
with shall prohaby use more after a while.
and Ia employ fran six 10 twelve hands and
PoSaibly moTe asks the city 10 donate hf-
tren horse power for Eve years.
Sko. l-Be II ordained by the Council Of the
Incorporated Village OF PerrySbuTR, (IWo-
thirds Of all the members e0ncurring) that
he above proposition Of the said Samuel '.
Seely, be aud the same hereby 10 accepted.
sHc. a.-ThAt 10 case the said Samuel =. Seely
shall substantially perform the conditions Of
the said proposition on his part, then that
this Coanoil dn give and assure to said Seely,
water power out of Ihe Perrysburg HydIaul'
10 Canal 10 the amount and extent Of hfteeI
horse power Ter the term Of hve years.
SEc. S.-Thiu grant Is not assignable excep
upau the terms Of full compliencs On the par
Of the assignee with said proposition Of th'
sAid Samuel y. SeelV, above set feTlh.
Passed Fsb'y Alh, 1874.
J. n. RHEINFRAEK, Mayor.
AttssH Taos, J. wnp. Clerk.