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Life Among the M0rmOns.

THE thraldom that Utah labors under
is sadly apparent. Its laws have been
the work Of " Apostles and Prophets
The result is priest-ridden community.
Their system of public education is very
inferior. 1t is their custom to bring out
their young brethren to I" give testimony
as mouth pieces of the Lord. heard re-
Gently some of these " testimonies" at
gathering of some 100 women of I'll ages
The leading spirit seemed to be Mrs.
Eliza II. Snow. She is full seventy years
of age, and has been "sealed" to the
Prophet Joseph Smith for eternity and to
Brigham Young for this life. She pre-
dicted q great famine, and exhorted the
sisters of Zion to gather grain, for an
awful day was coming when both saints
and sinners would come to be fed from
the granaries of Zion. The women at the
close of the meeting went away each one,
seemingly, firmly determined to gather in
her little mite Of grain to be stored up
against the coming famine. During the
meeting an Irish woman arose to bear
testimony" that she enjoyed the only true
religion in the world. She was thankful
for the knowledge given her. She was
not afraid to talk before anybody. not
even the preachers, of whom she had
cOnfuted as many as Eve at time. She
believed in the prophecy about the grain,
too, for she had once read story about a
princess somewhere, she could not exactly
recOllect, who died of starvation, and in
the tomb beside her were her jewels and
diamonds and pearls, with letter saving:
May the finder of these jewels die by
the same death did," This proved to
her the reality of the impending famine
49, al - ~-I a. r-S~~
my own testimony" but replied that I
sister became inspired and "spoke in
tongues" Her manner and gesticulation
were those of an insane person. dis
tinguished few such words as "unO
urano, uro turo tuero to-" and others sim
liar in sound. These expressions Sister
Zama L. Young, prophet, interpreted as
the right hand of God, who keeps account
of all the good and evil done in life.
This was followed by an exhortation 10
repent, watch and pray.
At the close of this meeting, which last
ed over two hours, asked the lady if she
knew the language she had been called
upon to interpret. She replied that she
had been raised on Ranch, and had re-
ceived scarcely any of the advantages of
early education. Her knowledge came
on the spot, simultaneously, through the
inspiration of prayer. They asked me If
I was an infidel. On this particular head
| replied indefinitely, but told them it
was rather hard to believe in prophe-
cies,"" gifts of inspiration" or speaking
in public without any previous thought
as to what might say.
Public schools are needed hera There
are many young men and women here
whose parents have not been able to rive
them an education. The Episcopal Church
gives free tuition for 200 children. and
has many more applications, notwith.
standing the Mormon opposition to free
schools. Recently this school performed
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Card for Rational Readers.

Irrational people always reject good adj
vice, and in nothing is their folly more fire.
cautions necessary for the retention of health.
Forecast, on the other hand, is a notable
characteristic of the rational, and it is the
exercise of this quality which we would sug-
gest to them. Protect the system against
diseases which fasten upon the debilitated,
the nervous and the dyspeptic, by bracing
the physique, regulating the stomach, bow
with the purest aud most efficient of botanic
invigOrants. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
That these effects follow its use, and that it
prevents as well as annihilates intermittent
and remittcnt fevers, are facts established BY
indsputablc evidence. To enjoy the twin
blessings of "a sound mind and souad
body" in all their plentitude, try course Of
this sterling medicine.
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FoR SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.

WE have sold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about four years. Nothing that
We have ever sold gives such universal salts
faction as q cough remedy. While we keep
all the old standard medicines of this kind,
the Universal has by far the leading sale.
Our customers speak in its praise without
exception. We can refer any one who has
not used it to scores who will testify to its
value. B. j. Il L. 4. 6TROU0H,
La Fargeville, N. 7.
Sold by II. A. Hurlbut & Co., Chicago, III.
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"A young lady in Boston recently got
up handsome subscription for letter.
carrier and then married him. She'll
make an amazingly good wife if he can
keep her out Of the canvassing- fora
church society business.-St. Louis Re-
publican.
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MEDICAL SUCCESS, In which every poor,
suffering man, woman and child throughout
the land Is deeply interes'ed-CoLLINsV Vol
TAIC PLAsrERs. They are without price, al
most, since they cost but % cents. They cure
every external Pain and Ache.
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= ANrr-PEnropIc or FEvER AND

WILHOFT's ANTI-PERIoDIC OR FEVER AND
AouE ToNIC!-Wilhoft's Tonic has estab-
lished itself as the real infallible Chill cure.
It is universally admitted to be the only re-
liable and harmless Chill medicine now In use.
Its efficacy is confirmed by thousands of GER
tifcatcs Of the very bestpeople from all parts
of the country. It cures malarious diseases
of every type, from the shaking agues of the
lakes and valleys to the raging fevers of the
torrid zone. Try it! 1t has never been known
to fail. G. r. FINLAY q Co., Pr0prietors,
New Orleans.
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Una Guido 60 1IealtIl.

A neat pamphlet, showing the many sim
pie diseases for which DR.. r. A. Wilson's
Pills are . specific. Sent free by addressing
tho proprietors, B. L. Fahnestock q Co.,
Pittsburgh.
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VEGETINE.
REV. o, T, WALKER SAYS:

H. r. STEVENS. Eco:
feel bound to express With my signature the high
ueed it for the last two years. In nervous debility It
4 invaluable and recommend It to all who may need
an invigorating, renovating tonic.
o. T. WALKER
Formerly Pastor Of Bowdoin Square Church.
Boston,
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VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.

SOUTH SALEM, MASS, Nov. II 1874
Mr. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sri have been troubled with ScrofulA
Canker and Liver Complaint for three years. Moth
ing did me any good until commenced using the
VEGETlNE. am now getting along hrst-rate. and
still using the vEGETINE. consider there 10 moth
ing equal to 1t for such complaints. Can heartily rec
ommend it. tO everybody. Yours truly.
MRS. LIZZIE Nj. PACKARD,
10. Is Lagrange Street, South Salem, Mass.
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VEGETINE.
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.

BOSTON, HoNE, IA TYLER SrREHT,l
BOSTON, April, 1876. !
II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-We feel that the children in our home
have been greatly benefited by the VkGETINE y0s
have 90 kindly given from time to time, especially
those troubled with the ScrOtula
With respect.
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che 4edlvnnd 6azette.
EVERY THURSDAY
JUDGE NOT"

REDWOOD FALLS. MINNESOTA.
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VEGETINE.
SHE RESTS WELL.

SOUTH POLAND, Me-, Oct. II, 1870.
Nj. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear SRI have been sick two years with the liver
Complaint, and during that time have taken great
many different medicines, but none Of them did me
mi 9oOd was restless nights, and had appetite.
since taking the VEGETINE l rest well. and relish
nv food. Can recommend the VEGETINE for what
II has done for me- Yours respectfully,
MRS. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness of the above:
Nh. GEORGE N. VAUGHAN,
Medford, Mass.
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4 - CENTS for an Elegant Chrome an6
IN Sunset Chimes for three months Tryif.
IL Sunset Chimes Pub. Co, rs ladisOn.st Chicago
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M nuheFe EANHTyLI fE1sIcIAN :SS sEG !:
VIII CUuHU6 v the only New Book by DR.. A. w.
Chase, author of DR.. Chase's f.
~" nous Recipes, etc. Beware Of .
Nv n. reprint Of the old book In imitation
~ - w Of tle genuine new book here an.
BOOK a.; y; !; =; &:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
TOWN ORDINANCES.

Sac. 4. The Chief Engineer, and IN h'. shsenec ot
INABILITY 20 act the ssstant Estneefr. ~ tue orirf
on s~riorty, shall at all mrs and aisrins have N
dir-ciion and ooutroof oil ofnces. eoniran'ss AID
lrr' ). No company. ss.oeiaiion. person OF per.
sons exospt thosr hsfsin peniion~i. sad eSeept W.
ysulsriy or.sniied flfe Department ~ the sity VI
men, unrss peIniiIs.i By the Cnsf Ensipeer OF ohs
Of the Assistant khgiheefs. AMI then such coinpan,
veiIoa and control ofsah chief or Assistant En'
rT. Z. Whenever the roll of any compsny. ffoni
any caus- shall BE- reduced 10 less than nitscn nisn
bars. the chisf Engineer shall SUSPEND .ieh COM
psny bat .seh eoIpsny my - r.,n.na @ s,as =. ~
SIC. !. fhs sosrd Of fusisrs " 0oli iIili shall
iS ssc M : Tss rS.S i oosi NH shall 10, :, u.el.
70, any son,Isets male y .ny oss :, ss o. ,s. .sa
incurred. hut ief any work leffouned BY any sr'h
company. % any od1eey % member thereof.
:, slr: v, Tue chisf knSinesr shall repart 20 !hs
'.S",h. ] - q January apsi I! Juy 1 and Sosss % af-.sl
year. the condition u lie 1ss spparsius. si,lng
sueh cther infornsiice and Recommendation. .. 70
may dem proper. lie shan furihsrnsote inqniis
criminally eonpssted Ihsirwiih are iissnii, pros.
reutsd BY the proT~r authotitiss
srr. ~. All Ofiin.sees and parts of Ordinance
In e'nh'' with this o'a'n.aif e, e.'ss Tspe'i~'
President ef the bcsni ef Trustees
,,,af ihs Toxnaf uoti iini.
Aiissii wN. ln. DoAhs -,
Ou motion. Ordinance No, VI. .. Iead. va. pas..i
by Inc Sollowfng ,otsi AyessTruwses carrsh.
0rs and President Dsuehy. Absent = Trustees
r'r'''' ''d ''''a'%a's VIZ. ny. poASg
Dated Gold Hili. Nay LIST. my3iw
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THE BOARD OF rRusrEEsoY GOLD uILL

THE BOARD OF TRusrEEs oY GOLD iIILL
srcrIos !. Il shall be unlawful for three o! nor.
persons under the age Of twenty-ope years 10 con-
errgste ss.snibe. or engage IN sny sport of tS-
srviss, or make or endtasoI to make any noise ot
disturbance In any pabtie street or thorough ATE.
couri ar alley, IN this town.
II shall be the dnty of all policemen. when they
withss. . violation u this SECTION. 70 request t.
persops - Onsndins 10 move on and il.petse. ADJ
10 snrst any one Who refuses :" comply with such
FAC. !. No person shall snsas. upon a public
highway In conduct having tendency 20 annot
persons passing OF bslne upon such public highway
within The town limits and whsbs,er ,hs nee
passage Of any street " sidewalk shall bs obstmet-
iSxs' the pcrs.rs eonpo.ins such crowd shall Dis
psfse or move os ~hen directed - 10 do by the
chief of Police or any polio. man. ,,,
drunken, bolsy OF di.oriery manner within the
limits " the town. whereby the peace q. goot order
Of tie town ot any neighboth""i shall bs d's'
turt,~i.
s9. I. No person shall discharge any gun, pistol
or other nreafm. in any street, slsy or hthw.r
within the limits of the town. nor within one nun
dfed yards of occupied houses therein.
SEr. s. Noprrron shall tide or drive through anY
street of highway within the limits of the town A.
rste Of speed TO ess-ei slk nilss ", Loai; s.' I"
such manBst % 10 sD.langst the public saiety;
stc. d. No person shall publicly expose MS ~ ,hsf
per.pn or make Indecent gestures 90 use any oanr.
md :, ip.ssn he ss 'Srss Sssr :. s s s
sIc. !. IL shall Ie unlawful fsr any fsmals TO
sS,Se Iim.sif In isiosis siiiis. and ir.'el .bse,
the putLc strests W appear In any saloon ~ o,neI
pubs ace 10 sttif~d provided ,hst w, sss,.' ,
shall pst spply 90 actors acirrsses and PERFORM
vTs IN M H.. OF msloison. whis sush sctor az
tress ~ p-riofnsr 10 actually engaged In bi. ot hrr
vocation within tbs walls ~ 'nch 'hea'e' W "''"'
deou. ....,.io,.
of this or,iinalce shai be deemed gully Of dlso
dsriy conduit. and upon conviction tbef.ot .hsli
H.. du.sl In any sum not exceeding t~o hundred
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE fIh.f
i Judieial District Of the Btats Of Nsysns. ~
and FOR the Counts Of Sior~y.-0eoEs kmmett'
pluin,in. Va Ths succor Mil aud Mining Com.
pany. defendant. .--Soties fs hereby gtven tnas
ihe piaint,f has commenced an acuon 10 tne
above entitled Court against u. dsiendan,
above na aa.ed 20 forsclose lien held and Owned
BY plaintiff staiust defendant and the foilov
inp q, scrtbcd trups rty. to-wit. The mining
claim situaied In the Gold HUI Mining Dlstfiet.
County Of storey. stats Of Nevada, Known ~
and called the Snceot Mine also tne snsines'
boilers. pumrs. pumping naehinefy anu pip,s.
and all other mschinery In the hoisuns moan
and new shat, Of said Succor MIL and Mi.ine
Company. together with the ground upon vnen
aid holsting work.. new shaft and meninery
are situated. the came being the mine Ana prm IN
ises whsrc said Company IL now at vofk ,ns
sauss bsins part OF ths road leading from oolo
hin TO Silver City, and sbout quarter oi
mlls from rald road. aald lisn 10 claimed snd
this notice 10 given under the provisions o. "
Act OF the Legislature VI the btate OF NevaaA,
entitled. "An Act 20 secure liens 10 lnecnsnies
aud othtrp. and 10 repeal all other Arts ~ N's'
ton thereto" !" approved March .. iHo.
All persons having or olsiming iiens W.
said premises and property are hereby nounsa
TO be and appear before ssid District Court, o.
the court RON thereof. In the City OF Hifeinis'
90 SATURDAY. the sth day Of sspemos! a.
d. 1877. at ~ O'Clock A. u OF said GAY, tnen
and there To make dus proof OF theaf iens.
LEWIS . DIAL. Attys. for fainsin;
August IS, 1871. suieto
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TOWN. ORDINANCES.

ier every two dollars Of such ne and the cost. ef
the action.
SIC. ~. Any person against whom conviction
shall be had fnr violation of sectionz T. 4. o and
Of this Ordinance either u them. shall BE- orisred
and sudsrd to pay the costs Of removing such OBJ
struction or repairing said strrets the same to be
taKed a. part u the costs of prosecution; and u
shall he the duty VI the Justice of the Pace to order
the harshal 10 have such obstruction forthwith re
novel, and the necessary repairs made.
sac. u. Al Ordinances and parts o' Ordlnances
~. u. DAuCi1Y,
President of the Boani u Trustees
u the Town VI uold Iiiil.
Atts.t, WA. ny. DUhNE,
CLERK VI The Board.
Dated 0old nm. April N. is'T.
On motion, Ordinance No. ". o. r~ad. was passed
by the iollowing vote; Ayes-Trustees csrriek.
rynrIi. stephens and President Dsuehy. Absent-
OgG. Wh, III: pUANn
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ORDINANCE NO. 90.
IPubiished by authority of the lloari of Trus-
tees of tis Town u 0old Hill.
ANeORDiNANCR 10 Provide Tor the Pro.
tertisn and Control or Lhe Gsid Hill
Water Works.
IIa~ei May !, is;T.l
TuR BOARD OF rRrsrEEs OF GOLD

TlHR BOARD OF TRusTERs OF GOLD
i IIiil do ordsin
shal 10 take aud have the control aud management
uf all rsterns Tessrvyrs ples. hydfanis and prop.
pty teunzing 10 the Water Works OF The Town "
tloli Hill subject to the ortefs ani requirements ~
the board of rnsi--.. AMI 10 the provisions VI Sec
lion two II TIL, Orllnance. ,,-
sEc. !? The Chief Engineer or ASSISTANT Engih.sr..
shall haV. the control and nss of The water lh sAi
,stsrns. reservoirs. piI~s si hidfini. "i hie huI
Ioses, hut shall hot Use said ~Atsi lot any ytnel
Than DIRE purposes. ahi A. necessarily Ielulrsi Iof
III. use of ihe companle. under hi. OF t+lf ehAss'
src. Any perso. who shall IN aly ~l's in.sr, sr,
sons Ia Lis -mploy, In ih. discharge 81 i, du'y a.
Required by this Oniinanc-, or VIA shall ~ any wN
Interfere with az appl IL any "" whatever. ihe
saii ,.tsra. rs-.rN ofs ppcs yirsnis of any other
thing belonging To sld wafer works. OF MAKE usr ~
any u the waist therein. sSsep, az provided ~ I'M.
Ordinance, shall, upon conviction thefro. BE- hnei
In any un not l-.. than twenty dollar. nor inore
of payment thereof. may be iinpn-onriln ~ ihs towi,
js al the rate of one day Tor every two doiArs o'
ssc. 4 All ORDINANCES aud parts of Oniinsnces In
conflict with this Oriinance arr l.rrhs fePeaien.
no. DAuClli.
President ot the liosrl of Trustees
~ the Town 81 lold liiil.
Attest. wM. lIY. DOASE.
Clerk ol the Boar'i.
I'm molten, Or,linaucr No vi, ~ rad. was pas>s'l
h, m. following vote Ayes-Trisieos Carick. Ogz
and President Dauchy. Ah..n!,TT,i.,. Iyrr'l
Clerk Of the Desnl.
hated CIoli IIII. MAY !, Iss7. my3l lw
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nYylcE or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
(DCompany, san Francisco. California, August
IN. isU.--st . meeting OF the Beard OF d..
rsctorv Of the sbovenamed Company. bald
thls DAY. dividend CSo. 49, Of Two Dollars per
Ausus isth. Transfer books closed until ths
18th instant.
au9 Z. u. uOhUONs peSntAfy.
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ORDINANCE NO. 100.
authority of the li,sni IL Trustees .f
Goli liIil.l

AN ORDINANCE to Amend nm Ordinance
Entitied "An Ordi~anre. TO FIX and
Collect n License Tax, rpss Certain
Trades and Buslnens within the Cor.
..,.,e Limits Of the Tswu Of Gsld
Iiiii," passed tprii 2:s, 1871.
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Y. & T. X. X.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN.
REpucEp RATES.

COMMENCING SUNDAY. JUNE \, UNTIL
u tnrti er ro,iee the virripia and Truekse
Raiifosd Company will run sn Excursion Train
on Sundays from Virginia and Gold flill to
Carson, Bover-' Mansion and Steamboat
spnngs, n "a fur the rouni trip. chiidren
halt fare.
Train vill isaye Returning will leave
Virginia, ,sisA. steamboat. .3s0 y. n.
Gold Ifiil. SO Bowers ....tnO
Arrive al Carson .....eo
Carson 80. .eD ArtiveM
Bowers ...l0a uold llill.. .6:ls
Ereursion Tickets, good for special trails
only, can be procured 1t the Railroad Tietcs
II, n. YERINnroN.
uyas III tiensrai Superintendent.
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lra...d April ~. A.D.is'.l

fpub,,.h.., by authority ot the Bosri II Trustee,
of Uoi IIil.
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!olR 4 I !! work l!!!!! IE.:s s. r.:
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v1RGI N Ia
AND.
GOLD HILL OMNIBUS,
AlR

foNNEcrrNa WITH THE CARS At ooLD
~ llil 70 and froni Carson.
viii msip regular trips between the stands a.
either end OF the route, ~ frequently - the
state Of the rosd will allow. frvm o'eioefA
y. TIL o'clost ?. y. an
tnss :sciscE >, iI.......... .---S6 Cests
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GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Etc.

GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, kte.
GR0C ERy STORE.
RicHAKD MERCER,
MAIN Strict. GOLD MILL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOM ON HAND
AND FOR SALE CHEAP PoR CASH.
A LAn0R AssORTmRNT OF
a urocefiss and Provisions, direct from ths
California AAsksts, eouphsink. 10 pArss
SEAn.
Sssyyrx
DRIED nsgslFEas. sSsglFTEas -r'sSFssiU -r'ssSsUr..
casnlyHY:aa yY.auS. GAN FRUIT
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS
THR HEAT oswINks AND LIQUORS
AZ Wholesale aaA Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods DsIlvsred Free Of Charge.
I'm RICHARD MERCER.
oronos ROBINSON. NV. roisox'
ROBINSON 4 FOLSOM,
MAIN sTREET. GOLD IIII.i,
Just p.low the Railroad Crossing,
WHGqs5raAlE Wqs AND RETAIL DEALERS
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
Illuminating asd I.ubric.iiss OILS.
General Mershmsdi.e,:aaA
GOODS OF RvERy DEsCRIPTION,
~ SOLD CHAP ron c'sn.N
aos'ns,S,s ,s, 4 a FOLSOM.
j. & j. B. MALL0N,
Q Street, next TO the Bank OF CALI
fornia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA
WIoLxsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w IN
GrOCeries and Provisions,
CrseLsry anL wsedsnware, Chiss sets
aud French cut Glass, on andi
Candles. reur and Feed,
Rte, Rie., RE.
WINES AND LIQUORS
.Ofths arst suaiity suly.
BRANDY, poRr aud sHRRRy wINR
for medicinal use.
We call the speciAii attention OF Mine and |
Mil supertntcpden,s TO our large AMI com.
plets stock OF OH. and Csbdlss for mill and |
mining purposes. We ofYer that class OF goods
u a. low FIGURES ~ they can be landed |
RON any part OF the United states. thus
snab,ing mills sni mines on the Comstocf 10 |
purchase oils, Candies. etc. "a cheap In Vir- |
finIa a. they can either In San rsncisco or |
he East, with q guarantee Of obtaining nrst-
,laas good, delivered fire. OF charge at the
nincs 10 Virginia or Cola NIL.
]. & ]. b. MAlloN,
msO Virginia. Nevada. |
..-a>.
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ORDINANCE NO. 81.

M ORDINANCE for tho Prevesiisa
and Panishment OF Certain 0nesse.
AsnIsst The Peace and Geed Order sf
the Tswn.
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oRDIHARcE:No. 90.
fPntu.hed ly authority Of the goard Of Trustees
of 1oh iiiil

An ORDINANCE 20 Dense The Dutissisf
street Inspectorst for the Rssalatien
efihs sewers, Drains, Vaults, streets'
Alleys, sidewniksand Public sssares,
and 10 Prohibit their Obutrnctien.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. ss.
lPubli.hsd by authority OF the Board OF rrus.
tees of aola Hlll.

AN ORDINANCE to Provide for the
prevsniisn and Rxtiasaishmsni ss
flres.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
ORDINANCE NO. ss.

lPubllshed By sutho,iiy Of the DeAni II Trustees
of Gold liili
AN ORDINANCE 20 Prevent the sprrad
Of smail.PoS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

TuE FOLLOWING PLAcAaDs ARE ron
l sale at this once:
Rooms 10 Let"
.Furpishei Rooms to Lst."
=. ror sale" Inquire Of -.
.To Let." Inquire of -.
.rhis Property tof sais."
.This Hcuse and Lot for SALE"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

On motion, Ordinance Ne. ., as read. va. passe'i
by the fOiio~ins vote Ayes-rrustces c.iHtA,
r,rrelI. rtspbsIs, AMI President Dsushy, Ab-snt
-frusirr tprs, NM. IlN. DOANk.
Clerk " the board.
hated AptIl N lsTJ m,3 iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

Invaiids, as we'll .. bu-iness men. or ANTILLES
seeking recreation or pleasure. will nnd This
- JOHN HuNsucKRR.
Ann pPoprtsfoF.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24

According TO the Reno papers. the
County Commissioners of Washoe
are making preparations to bring suit
against this county for the balance of
nnailowed Claims in the Rover case.
The Commissioners here, in refusing 30
allow some OF the exorbiant bills pre-
scented. acted upon the advice of the
District Attorney, based upon the
statutes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-24

~
Two or more of the surgeons of the
National Surgical Institute will visit
Virginia City. Nevada Rooms at the
Frederick House. September 18th aud
18th. 1917. They will come prepared
with all the apparatus for which thus
institution has become so justly IT.
nowned No institution in the world
has successfully treated SO many cases
of Spinal 0urvntuae, Diseases of the
joints. Club Feet. Crooked Limbs.
Paralysis. Piles, listuia and Nasal
Cat4Irh Patients from almost every
county IN the United States have APP
piled 10 il for relief. either at the home
institute ut Indianapolis. Indiana. or
to one of its Grand Divisions ut PhH
adeiphia PA Atlanta. Georgia. or San
Francisco Cal The afflicted cannot
afford to miss this opportunity Of con
sultinV' these Surgeons, .and being cured
ut home.