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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15

This door is now being drilled. It will prob
ably be some hours before tits known whether
theburglars succeeded in getting the money
orinot The thieves left their tools in tile
office. Considerable excitement prevails.
"A posse Of men arc out in all directions, on a
grand hunt for the robbers
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15
u --I-77-T -
A spanish Outrage.

heAmerican schooner Ell len sMizpah,
Of fProyincetown, Mass, arrived at Key West
Florida, on the 4th. She reports that while
taking oil on the Keys south Of Cuba, the
schooner was boarded by q Spanish cruiser,
their papers demanded under penalty Of pun
ishment. Capt. Durham produced his papers
but they we're deemed Insufficient and he was
delayed four days in close confinement, until
the arriyal Of a Spanish frigate. 4.. 81
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15
South Carolina's indebtedness.

u The South Carolina legislative confer
ence committee on the appropriation bill
agreed as follows: that tax of seven mills be
levied to pay, first the current expenses Of the
government; second, the interest on the con-
sohdated debt; and third, other valid indebted
ness of the State, after being Investigated Eby
a commission Of three members Of the Senate
and four members of the House, the report to
be ratified atthe next isession, and the de1icien.
cies, ifany to be met by a loan Of 100000, eff
fected by the Governor. The result of the con-
ference is to be submitted to the General As
sembly and will be adopted a3H @b3f}
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15
Bfnkey's Financial Condition.

Eugene Schuyler, Consul General at
Constantinople writes to the State department.
that the public debt of Turkey amounts to
s927,OOO 900, the annual interest on which, sixty
five millions is more than half the total reven-
ne Of the Empire. The last annual budget
published, that Of March, ZIG, showed deficit
of twenty- one millions. Unless great reforms
are speedily introduced into Turkey and care
given to the development of its natural re-
sources not even the present amount of taxes
can. long be raised. There will be an addition
al deficit each year, and as Turkey henceforth
will be preluded from borrowing money out
side, the financial ruin Of the country seems
inevitable 'at .i. ~ - ~ -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15

The New Orleans Republican argues
that cross-eyed minister should never
get up and read the hymn, l will guide
thee with Mine eye.''
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15
The Ellenton q. c. Riots. +.

The 1Ellenton riot cases have come to
an end by the discharge Of the jury, who it
was found could only agree on verdict in
case of one Of the eleven persons charged with
conspiracy. This was A. w. Atkinson, a man
over sixty years old, who was acquitted The
judge then discharged the jury and the ten
remaining prisoners were released on giving
bonds for their appearance at the next term of
court Counsel think it unlikely that these
cases will ever again be tiled: It is now
known that the jury stood sixto six on the
question Of general acquittal, the six. whites
being for, and the six blacks against. The
black jurymen, however, were willing to agree
on a verdict conyicting two of the accused and
acquitting the rest, but the six whites wonld
not consent. glef " ri t@z...-tE5 Az = -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15
The Mountain NJ ad0w Massacre.

:! At a late Cabinet meeting the Utah
troubles were discussed at some length, and
the opinion of United States Attorney How
ard, of that Territory, in regard to the prosecu-
tons for completely in the Mountain Meadow
massacre fully considered. It was agreed that
the United States authorities in that Territory
should proceed with firmness in these prose-
cutions and all offenders be brought to justice
Should the Mormons make any. attempt to
prevent the punishment of their leaders the
government will see that sufficient force is
sent to the Territory to enforce the decree of
the courts, but it is not believed that there
will be any trouble. - ..':.5 ,..ss.
The Corporation Of London to Entertain
Gen. Grant. (
Great preparations are being made at
Guild Hall for the reception Of General Grant.
On his arrival he will be received by the Lord
Mayor and corporation and be conducted to
the library, where the Chamberlain of London
will present him with the freedom of the city
accompanied by an appropriate address. Up
wards of 800 guests will be invited to meet the
General at breakfast which follows the cere-
mony. The queens ball and concert at Buck
ingham palace has been postponed, the former
until June %, and the latter until June 81, in
consequence of the funeral of the Queen of the
Netherlands. " A&
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15
Safe burglary,

The County Treasurer's office at Gale
donna, Houston County, Mimi was entered by
burg burglars on the night of the 4th inst and
powder and tools used to good advantage on
the safe. The outside doors were blown off.
There was about twenty five thousand dollars
in the inside drawer. The inner door has the
appearance Of having been closed and spike d
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-15
J Lake vessel Freixhts..

The convention of vessel owners have
adopted the plan proposed by the Buffalo as
sociation for pooling vessels. The ,plan pro-
posed sea- is to hereafter form an executive COM
mlttee with power to order the laying up of a
certain percentage OF vessel tonnage, and loo il
organization to carry out the order Of the com
mittee appointed, and also to manage pools in
their several districts, the pool to be made up
OF the earnings of vessels over and above the
stated amount for expenses, and the pool to
be divided among all the vessels on the basis
Of tonnage. t@ 80
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-03
by their Works ye shall Know Them. .

The Irishman, who thought the druggist
stingy because the emetic was so small, is
only surpassed in his parsimonious drollery
by those who persistently adhere to the use
of those nauseating, disgustingly large and
drastic pills, while "Dr Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets,' tard seeds, will, by
their steady and gentle action on the liver,
correct all torpidity, thus permanently
overcoming constipation. In South Amer
ica they have almost entirely superseded
all other pills, and are relied on fully by the
people, and often used as preventive of
the various affections of the stomach, liver,
and bowels, so prevalent in that climate.
Pierce's Pocket Memorandum Books are
given away at drug-stores.
SMYRNA, Aroostook, Co., Maine,
November G, 1876
L. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.:
Dear Sri write to inform you that
] have used your Pellets for some time,
and find them to be the best medicine that
| ever used. have also used your Favorite
Prescription in my family with entire
satisfaction. have seen your Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser and l
think it is the best thing that have ever
seen. Yours truly.
@. SHERMAN,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-03
A Kerosene Lamp Ruins a Piano.

What promised to prove serious acci-
dent happened in the family OF Mr.. Com
fort Bailey few days ago, lat bis residence,
New Britain, Conn. A kerosene lamp was
left by Mr.. Bailey's daughter on the piano
for few moments. During her absence
the lamp exploded, the oil running into the
piano. The noise of the explosion was
heard by the family, who, upon entering
the room saw the inside of the piano in a
blaze. The fire was extinguished, but not
before the valuable instrument was ruined.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-03

aB- A few nights ago the house OF Mrs.
Mcbride, widow, in West Philadelphia,
was being entered by burglars, but the
noise aroused the old lady and she took
down an old gun and fired into the party,
who fed In haste.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-03

EsTATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby Civ.
~ en- that Letters Of Administration on the
estate OF John s. McElvy late Of New Buffalo
borough, Ferry Pa, deceased, have been granted
TO the undersigned residing in the same borough
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims VIII present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
JOHN BASKIN.
February 13, 1877 1pd [Admnistrator,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-03

INSTATE NOTICE.-Notlce is hereby civ.
~ EN-, that Letters OF Administration on the es.
tate OF Jacob Rice, late Of Savllle township,
Perry county, deceased. have been granted to the
subscribers residing In the same township
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
Ing claims to present them duly authenticated for
settlement to
CHARLOTTE N. RICE,
JONATHAN RICE,
A; M. MARKEL, Attorney.1 administrators
February IL, 1S77-6tpd
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-03

We Haze Lots of Prints,
We Have Lots of AlpdccdS,
We Have Lots of Fancy Dry Goods,
We Have Lots of Cottonddes,
We Hare Lots of White Goods,
We Hare Lots Of Other articles,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-03

That Are Terry Cheap.
That Are Te1y Cheap.
That Are Very CHEAP.
That Are Ve1y Cheap.
That Are Ve9y Cheap.
That Are Very Cheap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
VOL. XVIII.
TOWN ORDINANCES.

Sac. L Whenever the Street Inspsetor shall or
may Be- dirrcte by the Doard of Trustees " requre
the eon.irueton or rerslr q any .sf.ss ~ %
sr along the line % the sane 10 construct or tvpsn
sueh sievAk street alisy In AceoriAnce With the
proyisons " ..etiea q this Srdinsnss snS u ", NJ
psopertyo~nsrs OF the psitiss IN possesion thsfeef
lsr such property shah b In possssssn o. no
ens .nd ne e.ssr % - ~, nS y,sSn ,hs
ts~n limits. such notice may ee .efved ~ POSTING
aeepy % the same IN some eonsplcuous piace upon
nssies mai !. a-~asi sonplrss ai ths expiration
been en- ps.isd, Provided, that ths owner os own:
ffesn a.y. ssr the expiratioa q zaid ten days 10
construct or rvpzlr such Sidewalk, strrst or Alsy)
personally. with ~rittsa notcs " The enset that ne.
ssreet or all-y. OF make su,h repairs. .. the cas-
may b., and spesityin< m such po,ies vhsrs such
..iss.s .,ss, ?, .sy = % ,S ~ s ss ~. II I r
een-trast-i ot rvp.rei; and said nesies shah Alse
sp~Sn the time within which s,,eh stievsit. street.
sEr. 1 In sss- any ptuperty-own<r or party In the
pl-.>sssn thereof shall ns-Gect or rrfnss ts CON
sruet repair any siesAk. street ot sll.y IN nont
rnssi,sas-I IN .sstion u this ordinance, bs the
spscs ef ofe~n DAYS aftsr receivin< such neiice.
th-n Ant>ia that case u shall BE- the aaiv 2. tns
tn cd and exl-n-e of the o~nrr or ownsrs OF
.aeh property; and such es.t and eSpensr. tesether
XI - nj
,a,.,., ,.S IL Ts.a Atiorpry'- fsss shaIi anil the
..,,. 4. h,s.b, declared TO Is = i-n upsa such
prop~rty. which ii.n shall attach on the DAY Wien
ordinance shall have bssn ~rrysSi. AMI shall not be
ssii.ns,l of r~novvd until such cost and exPense.
t.ssther with ssh ts.niy.nve per cent. 2! such
sum anl the co-t of colleetng the same shAn have
hssn psLi or the prolfty has absolutely vcstsd ~
Q puf, hss~r uf1isr q sale ~ the saule fer debt IN
f.vos ef "rh- fo.n ei Goli iiii." and axalnst the
owner or owners ef such proprrty. Tbs Nrcet IN.
.l,-ctor shall rntsr the amount OF sahi cost and
eNl.russ, to.ssthsr with the ssi twenty-five yer
cent thereof sshiest thereto. opposite the name of
the ssnsr or owners of such prop@rty, known, ot
tfuaknawu. tn.isel Of such name he shall ~rte the
WOol. :. Ink nown xnets" and ade-sfiption VI the
neOpef,y In front Of which such Sidewalk street 0r
M, nav have ,ssn constructed or repaired. In
is,lgnatssi a. Sidewalk. st'~vt AMI All.y Asse-s-
mrnt I,ook" /" Ipon conviction ~ such neglect or
r,Os.i .ueh psf.on or p.t-on. shall he subject 10
,lsll.r..
sgs. s rpon the eoulpletl.n " any sidewalk,
-, =. .I,.s -, IN .,,rh ,.n.irx AZ IN, .au. and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
tr.s,~f Aprn -. iu.l
THE n,,np or TRUSTEES or GOLD iuLL

ss,r,sS /. An annual tax Of three dollars. 10 b.
Que arl payable on th- nrst iay cf NAY of each
y-ar. h. hereby l-yi~i or each sni every dog kept
within the init. ot the Town Of oai nuL .,,,.
ln the limits of sAll town .hs proyurs yearly RON
the Marshal = tag Coz eash sash dog; lor which ne
b. entitled 70 a recsirt thsr.ior.
Src 4 II shall ee the duty of the Town Clsrk 70
prsurc, a. the expense II the town, and delivetto
Inc .ad Mar~hals sufiicient numhsf ef suitable
tsss taking his rvcslpt therefor. sai tags shall Be
iisis,-s-l Of hy the Marshal Ia the MANNER hertn.
after proytl~i; The Marshal shall make ont AMI
submit 10 the Boari ol Trustees al each regular
me,tin. a ,,atemsnt ef his rc-elpts frvm Ssle Of
sias tass Cor each fortnight erding the saturday
prvcsling, showing the amount pail on ot ".
~. ,ms,,s, .,.Ii ists The Town Treasury
Sac. q itshail h. the daty of the Marshal .nl
of every loliceman. to take tnto eust"ly. any dog
sr ,la-. within the limits af >aii to~n not pr',-
vil.i With anil ~variag tsxs, q. hrrsin provti.i.
AMI place such dos er ds<s In the Town foun.i I;
anil ~h~u 90 lisrounis,i the, shall .. kep, .sursy
hrrsby levied Isi before the expiration of snsh
tln. ait dos or dogs shall b. ks-i. and buried by
the sfsoer lmPouniins than. or By the saih
sac S rsr each dog ,at.n into custody. the
.rt--tlns sfir~r shall be sntitiet 10 Zee OF any
cents fer kiiiins and buryins .,eh impouni~l
shsil h. sntitlsi TO and rrce,ye the sum ef one
dollar TIE fss. herein prO,lici Zoe shall b s ",
,.pei AMI pald. sa, ., ~ ne u,ss %sn ae''e' '0"'
stc' a AM psrson wishing to pay the sAii tax
on ,,ex thai has b-en impsnn.ied. shall pay ~
,hs N.r.b.I the sum II uve dollars hsfsre he
.h.i h. entitled to receive tag and receipt. of
n, -hsIt prviuee q receipt showing that the tar
~ =. ,,royLisi In .eethsn one of this ordinance.
So = An ordinances and parts cf orinanees
IN eonfilct With this ordinance arr h.rshy re-
,...h-l u q. pArCItY,
frs.Ii.r, Of N. Board of rrus'ess of the Town
of tiaii iini. -
Attest; NN. III. iDAsE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
rrnE BOARD or TRUSTEES on GOLD nfLL

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES on GOLD HILL
sscT,os l. il shah be unlawful fss thres = n,sss
persons under the axeof twenty y-one yesrS 70 CON
srexAts OF sss-mbie. or engage In any spott of "a
srris-, or male or enisssor To uaks sny nsisc -
disturbance In any puelle street sf thorough sFss
IL shall be the duty of all policemen. vhen thsy
witness . violation of thi. .eetisn. " rrynei "
70 srsst any one who refuses 10 comply with such
request. -. ,.,,,.
hishsy in conduct having isslsnsy y s.ney
p~rsons passing or h<tng uIon such puhuc n,thsV
within ths ts~n limits snl shss.,sf W .s IT,
III by Z erowd except on occasion OF puoils meet
inzs. the persoas compc>ins such efosd shsn ~ ~
p-fse or move oa ~hen alrss,s' |" "'o W INV
srr' A No per-sa shall conduct himsslf In q
drunken, noisy et disorierly manner within the
% IN. towa .ay nsizheofhe"i shall Be DIS
sss. y. p.r.oa shall d.sh.rs-, any gun, gl.,.,
within The limIt- ef the town. nor within Que hun
drri ysri. of ocsuplsi houses thet.ln.
sac s Nop@r-,n shall rhie er drive throngh any
s,rs~t or Highway within The limits ef the town al
rate OF sp-~'i ts exees-i .lx mlls VT n'aI ~ "
such nssnn~r ~ ,s sn.iAiz.s ,ns ~
p-r.sn or maks lpissent uss any rronne.
l<wd ~ iniecsnt language, with u the ,.rs n,,s,
vhsr.by the xsoi orisr % the town u violated "'
ssr' y M .hsII b. unlawful or any femai. 20
eiothe her.sif la msle attrr. aud ior an, mise :.
cloth. himsslf In female attire. AMI usNra % snsu,
the public street. APPEAR In any sAc,n "r ",heI
pubic place aitirssi; prONhi-i that ,hls s-s,on
shall not Apply 10 actors % sctre-s-s AMI lsro'm
srs In any theatre melcieon. white ,nsh ss'n' ~
tres. of performer u actually ensi<ed IN hs" ~
vocation within the walls of such thratef W u''"
aeon. -
ef this ordinance shall BE- dsetngi guilty OF il-o,
deriy conduct. anil upon conviction thef,"l. shsii
te nne>i In ans sum nat eNc-~tlns I've huni.ri
dollars or imprisoned In the Town jan
for . period not excce-iing one hu~iyi
DAYS. or NAV be punished BY b"lh snsh
me AMI impn.snment. A IniEmsnt that the
defendant paw q fns. nav also dirrst ihat n W
fAnlt VI payment thereof the dsteniant D. lmptis
onei In the Toxn jail az the rate OF one DAY iot
every two dollar. Of such tns and the costs Of The
aetion- -. A..
conflict with this ordinance are hsrrhy rrpsal~i
a. ~ pAuCliY,
Pt~.hI-nt ofthe Bosri oi Trustees
ofthe Town OF Goli ll.
Att..t wM. III. rOANE
Cisrk cf the boari.
On motion, Ordinance No. VI. e rrai. va. pa.-ri
hy the fslis~ing Not-i Ayes-Iru.'se, Nnthk.
Tyrrsll. strphsns. aud President paaShy' aust"
WA. ny DDANE.
CIefk Of the bosri.
p.t.i A,r,i nj, is-T myiiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
ORDINANCE NO. 90.
lPubiished by authority Of th, Board OF TruS
tees of Gold hill
ANpORDtSANCR TO Provide fer the Pre-
trctien aud Control Of Abe Geld Hill
Water Works.
lPa.sed May I. is77.l

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
i iiiil do o'iAin:
srcrIo> I. II ,har he the duty of the Town Mar.
sh.l io take and have the control and management
of all clsierns. rr-ryolrs. pipes. hydrants and prop
erty belonging To the Water Works of the Town VI
,iokl Il subject TO the onisrs aud requirements Of
the lian ~ Trustees. and 10 th. provisions Of Sec
iion twa Of this Ordinance.
sEc. 2 The Chi,f Engineer or ssistant kngincers
1T the firr Department of the Town of Gold I'LL
shall have the ContrUl and uss OF the walter In sA
cistern. rc--ryaT- pipes ani lyirants for nfe pur.
posrs, hut shall not uss sail water fvr any other
than nrr plrtsos~-. AMI neccs-afiy reluirrd fof
the 49, of the companies under his or their charge.
Sac. !. ANY pef~,n who shall In anywie inter
iere With the Town Marshal. or any person OF per.
sous In his smplay, IN III. discharge u his duty a.
interfere with or apply 10 any use whatever. the
ssii cisterps reservoirs, pes hydrants or any other
think beonging 10 said waller works. or make use OF
any Of the water therein. except as pfovtr IN THIS
Ordinance, shall upon conviction thereof. be lined
~ any uni not hess than twenty dollArs nor more
than three huniri dollars, AMI costa and In default
of payment thereof. may b. imprisotNn In the town
ta at the rat. Of one day tor every two dollars OF
such finr AMI costs.
ssc. 4. Al ordinances and parts OF fOrlinanees In
conflict with this Orlinsnc. are hereby repealed.
II. %. DAuCllY,
President of the board % Trustees
Of the Town " Gold Illll.
Attes. wM. NY, DOANE
Clerk OF the board.
On motion, Ordinance So. ", as read. WAS passed
BY the following vote; Ayrs-frsiees Carrick. OsE
% rre,l,sn' DAH'hy s,snInTT,,ssSS Nv pasSy yI'Hsi'
- Clerk Of the board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
ORDINANCE NO. 90.
,p,,,,.hsi by AUTHORITY ot ~. B'ari OF Tru-'
tees Of G,d HILL
An ORDINANCE rrsv'ai.s Ter ,ss ,s Sss-
..,...ie. a.a Maiuissasee Of side
-.Ih,, ssrsets ana AiieJs.
fp.s~~d Arrit ~. ts.I.1
rp....a A,rii 10. isyT.l
,o.,n oy TRUSTEES or GOLD hill

% oris'"t 4, shsii b. the duty % all propstv.
ss"s ss :. .., street within IN. corporate limits ..
eAh tesh " 80 80 .heu such Sidewalk shall 90
UNIFORM w.. w...,.t along the brink or etx~ ~ sny
ns @ Or ssesiy more than two i.s, hlsh n hs ss, ~
shall oe .r,, n,oe-rty and at his. hsr er Their
bis nss y. "a rsu.., Whenever require. sni n,
% :, ~ 40 by ths street ivpeetof. % hefs'hA"''
prevhsa yyn.,-y., the street Inspsctor shall d.-n
So ,s,ss,"n .s repair ef any Sidewalk. siree, er
NV n~essssy he shall rssft the ssss .as, ~ ~.
bosru et Lr.J 49, shs mann-r In which such siie-
plsrss s.ssrs .r siisy sheuh be eonaruetei er ~
r.ir. tes-sber w,h an s.,ms,s a. ~ ~, saeS pspss
eost ~ "a .n.u .pprovs er disspprose the same.
se,hs NJ, MARI APPROVE such rvgoft: y snM, p.i H.,
,ssciu tIou 10 thai ensct. AMI dsst sns a. ~
spscssr 20 require such construction " ''pA"' w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-14
tra..>i April b. iET.l
THE board or TRUSTEES OF GOLD HILL

'I'ib utNhp w 'Shhn' W '''-N
st@,,ss 4. The Town Marshal anil all Police
men un,irr his rrctlon shan srr.s' ani take tn'.
cu.tsslv all hssgs goats AMI cows tuni running AZ
i,rs. aithlu the corlorsis hmlt. sf the Town OF
,oli IIl sBi eanflns them IN sotns sreure place W
b. proytisi tsr that parposs by the town Ar.
prtvais incIo-nrr of any psr-"n ot per~on. within
the town limit. may ~ taken % BY .ny pe,-"a snn
committed to the casteiy - the hn,nn =, ~ ~,
lee. ami charges hereinafter pre>crthrd.
sac n tn. Marshal shall keep q true AMI iAithnal
r~cori u the nuneer ami ds-siip'len ~ az as ~,
manner of their DISPOSAL anl be shal, a. krsP
con.tls nou.ly posted al the entrance ot ,he ysh'
harm .tahe or place whsie the ~ ~ ~ ,..,,asns
u.t of an stle n animals therein detahsi.
.rr A. An such animals taken into custody un'
d.r N. psesl.in. o. ,hs "r,s AM. ,IS.,,. m. In
. nevs.p.rsr publi.hsSl In the town. Tor two dsN..
ant afisr such advertisement the Marshal ulC ~.
or destroy II fouDi worthless. all 'ueh Ahias ""'
s,s' s r,e Marshal shall preyhis necessary sub
.l.tsnc. for al such animals while w his cust"N'
Tn. o~ner af any animal taken up and Kept IN Gus
,nIy Nv tb- MARSHAL NAV, at any time before the
.,is ar other disposition therrot. reieem the san,r
by paving TO the Marshal h. propcr fe.s and ensxe-
~ hss.tn prsSIisSi n no, rc,isemssi. the Mar
nal NAV sel AMI di-p0-r Of such animal of ahlmas
after slverii-rmrni. anal out oi ,h- ...ss ,,, ~
sucL al. after payment of the cost OF Advertising,
rstain the les ant charges hsr.in anth"fitri adj
the halsac- remaining IN HI. hands he -hal pay
into the Iown frsasnry sr ~. W. ~ ,s u,,h,n
thrrr months, Provided. the bnsri OF trustee.
NAV, IN their dscrrtign. ou the Recommendation oi
,ss har ha. ,sn, an, y' ua ~ y, ,I IN. or.n.eSs
src q The chlrge> upon such animals hrestei
A. as,r,.I shall b a. follows; for each hos. goat
of COW nftv cents sr day fer kecplns AMI i.'iihx'
ant one dollar nitJ cents iof aHssp"s anu s'''
"sss sss. \ All olSnanoes anil parts Of Ordinances
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ORDINANCE NO. IS.

of fG,li iiili.l
An ORDINANCES fsr The Lew asd Gel.
I-rtIsa Of au Assaai Tax On pess
K~pt within the Limits Of the Tsws
Of Gsia ii,ii nat 70 prsvidc Tor the
Rx,~raia-tisu sf all Dsss for which
.sch Tax .hai not have been raid.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.
Published BY authority Of the board VI Trustees Of
Gold lllll.l

An ORDINANCE TO Provide for the
Orsauixatien, Resaiaiisn, Establish-
meat. Lseaiisa and Dlsbnndins efPire
and iIsse Csmpanlrs for the Town Of
(:old Hill.
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fp.s.si April %. isT.l

AN ORDINANCE to Proven, the spread
Of Smali.Psx.
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rewS oRsIsAxCEs.
oRpInAnct no. q.

AN ORDiNANcR ssr - frsvs.iiss
asl Pssishnsns sf Certain oGsssss
Asassss the rsass au& oss< Order e
The Tsws. go t.f- r,f
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Published by authority of the Boari Of Trustees Of
Goi ulill

ANORDiNtNCE TO grshibitthe Rsanias
at Large Of Iiss~ Gs.is sud Cows
wthim the Cs-psrste Limits Of the
Town Of Geld liili.
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GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE woR KS,
nai. street, Lower Gold Hill, New.
IRON AND BRASS Castings
OF sv-ry v,rety made to order.
LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE.

AIRS. @. r. COOPER. GRADUATE or
nj Insham University. is dtsirous Of orEan-
fEipg . class In Gold Hill. Orden sn q =
Terms, - Per month. myiu
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