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National Republican., 1877-09-12
THE COURTS.
EQUITY COURT.
Before Justice Olin.

Before Justice OliD-
1hls court made the following orders and
DEGREES at Its sitting yesterday:
Aieler W. Eckloii' order appointing A. 8. Worth
Grant, order allowing defendant, Grant, 70 die
amended answer.
1creswen e, al. VS.. Hale ct al, order approving
Downham vs. Martin; order Of reference TO aud
itor.
dSnsr vs. Gideon order allowing suit at law by
Russell Us. Russell: order overruling motion for
rule against Alexander for contempt.
Lewis w. COOK; order allowing complainant to
The court then adjourned until this mornings
when the following eases are assigned to be heard
Barrett vs. Barrett, Strait vs.. Strait Field VS. Blge
Van Riswick VS.. Garfield selke VS.. Peek and
Matcbett vs. Daniels
PROBATE coURT
Before Justice Oiin
m re will of Adelaide HELEN; caveat
The last will Of the late Eleanor Anderson was
filed. and order Of publication directed,
m re Martha A. Conkle, guardian answe
Madison Davis was appointed guardian to the
orphans of Joseph and Mary j. Mundell-bond
IN re estate Of Anthony Bolan order that admin
The viii Of the late Lonis II. Baker was filed and
a: b. Jsmison the executor and guardian, re
The W ll Of tho late Minerva Rogers widow of
Commodore John Rogers, was fully proven and
letter. were issued to John Rogers and Z. NJ Meigs
bond SJDON
Letters Of administration, with the will annexed.
were issued TO Hannah Patten on the estate oi
Elizabeth Pryor-bond 81 900.
Final notices were Issued In the following cases:
Estates of Ferdinand Butler aud John Hammer
appointed Tuesday, october9 o, for settlement.
Adjourned until to 'day at II o'clock.
SUITS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
The following suits were entered yesterday:
LAW SIDE
Washington Market Co. VI. Carl L. Kuhlman, on
account for $3.50 10,
count for sl99 10.
Washington Market Co. vs. James A. Hoffman, on
account for sl5547.
Washington Market Co. VS. chas W. oheen' on
account for SjJ95S
r. q; hewitt VS. Tslmadge and Burgess, on note
Peter l.aterner vs. Catharne shantell and Martha
A. IInrdcastle, for rent
Lewis ket'ler vs., D. =. Tompkins. on account for
EQUITY COURT.
Thomas J. Digs vs.. Rebeoca T. Digs, bill for
divorce.
JUDGMENTS AT LAW.
The following judgments by default were
taken yesterday;
Fred D. Grant vs. Moses Kelly Judgment for
sl36 u, for One'half OF pantry wall.
u. II. Warner Va. B. Mllburn, judgment for $50
on note.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
EVERY PERSONS HAIR

needs occasionally some olcagenous application 70
prevents Its becoming dry and harsh. Thompson,
Pomade Optime Is specially suitable; Il keeps the
hair son and glossy, and mpans to II strength and
vitality. 25 and ~ cents per bottle. Sold by al
druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
Jtrnicrni.s Ecnsovv

Ia now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
soied gloves but renoyate them with Jouvcns In.
Odorons Kid Glove Cleaner. IL VIII cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold st drus aud
fancy stores IS cents per bottle
National Republican., 1877-09-12
Tvrru Rrtyrn nv Spa,rcr

cannot be restored. ioung people remember this
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
Il will preserve your teeth from decay, and keep
them sound clean and white through life. rs and
20 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists
National Republican., 1877-09-12
PROPOSALS.

IoRoPosALs FOR CORN BRooMs.
" NAVY PAY 0FFIcE,l
WAsHiSoToS, D. c., September II, 1877
Sealed proposals In duplicate 10 be Endorsed
Proposals for Corn Brooms," will be received q
this Office until u m. the oath day OF September
1871, for the below described Corn Brooms to b(
delivered at the navy yard, Washington, D. O., free
from any expense to the Government, viz;
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
900 -four thowand) Corn Brooms.
subject TO the usual inspection.
=, sample to be seen at the Commandants ONCE, al
the said navy yard.
To be delivered as soon as practicable.
The right is reserved to reject any or all Of the
Offers II not deemed advantageous TO the Govern,
mont Responsible security required on the bidl
Blank forms for bids 10 be had at this office
Wv, WILLIAMS
sel2-W3w Pay Inspector U, s, Navy
National Republican., 1877-09-12
PROPOSALS FOR BOILER RIvETs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU or STEAM EsoikEEkISG,

BUREAU or STEAM EsoikEEkiSG, y
WASHINGTON, August II, 1877.
Sealed proposals. indorsed on envelope "Prop0-
sails for Boiler Ryets" will be received at this bu.
reau until ~ O'Clock IN. MONDAY, the 18th day Of
September 1877, for about 81 500 pounds Of boiler
riyets, varying from three quarters OF an inch 10
one inch In diameter, and from two inches TO
seven and one half inches long, Of which about
navy yard at Washington, aud tho balance in Nor
folk navy yard, on or before the 18th day Of octo-
ber 1871.
They are to be made Of the very best quality Of
riyeting Iron, aud subject 10 inspection and test
when delivered. "
No bids will be received except direct from
hown reliable manufacturers of this article and
only upon blank forms, which may be obtsined
schedule and sizes Of riyets
The risht Is reserved 10 reject any bid not
deemed advantageous to The Government.
Responsible security will be required for the
faithful delivery Of the riyots In conformity TO Ind
requirements OF the schedule. w, II. SHOCK,
lalSstw Chief Of bureau.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
CITY ITEMS.
QuTRK = IRISH TEA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia. bfliousness
sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo. constipation
and all diseases ariDng from disoidered stomach
liver, is sold by all drugglst IS cei. per pack
age-makinR q quart Of medicine,
National Republican., 1877-09-12

A MERICAN SOFT CAPSULE CO 8 METALLIC
"A Boxed Goods now ready. Address VICTOR Il
MAuGEk New York. my1-3m
National Republican., 1877-09-12
NOT FRIGHTENED BY HARD TIMES.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: George W. West of Virginia, and
Blanche Claughton, Of Washington; Chrgles
W. Quarles, Of Orange, Va, and Annis J.
and Massa W. Brooks; II. O. Ewald and Rosa
Henry; Campbell Darlington and Laura v.
Ricketts,; J. c, Burrus and Catharine fBerke-
ley; Miles johnson and Mary Taylor; William
Webster and Annie Nash Charles E. Brayton,
Of New York, and Carrie A. Bishop, Of WASH
ington; Anthony Rcpetti and Mrs. Maria
Ralcy; Henry Brown, Of Washington, aud
Annie Brown, Of Charlottesville, Virginia
Lewis Q. Martby, Of Dayton, Ohio, and Jane
Z, y. Thompson, Of District Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
BASE BALL GOSSIP.

The rain Of yesterday necessitatod post
ponement Of the games advertised to take
place, and new arrangements will have TO be
made for playing them of at the earliest op-
portunity. The only game which will take
place to-day Is the one between the Creighton
and the National, on the Olympic grounds, at
i:30 o'clock. In this connection II would be
well to state that the Creighton, at their last
meeting, resolved not to play with any nine
which need an imported player, and notice has
been given the National that II they persist in
using Bannon the Creighton will not play
them, preferring to forfeit the game by score
of too. II, however, the National will put
out home nine, no objection whatever will
be raised, but the game will positively come
off. This explanation Is necessary in order that
a crowd may not be fooled into coming out
only to witness repetition Of last weeks
games.
ELSEWHERE.
The St. Louis and Hartford played the tenth
championship game Of their series yesterday
on the Union grounds at brooklyn. The score
stood, 81. Louis 8; Hartfords 0.
The second game OF the tournament was
played at Pittsburg between the Allegheny
and indianapolis clubs, resulting in . victory
for the Alleghenys by y score Of 2 to1.
At Bunalo-Crickets Of Binyhampton 1; Buff
falos 1. To-day the indianapolis and Syracuse
Stars play on the same grounds.
At Boston-Bostons IL; Chicagos 0.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
vBaETINE.
UNSOLICITED EVIDENCE.

vBdETINE
UNSOLICITED EVIDENCE
srRIssFIELD. NE, May II. ls7a
DEAR sra; NY daughter has been out OF health for
saw Veseiine advertised In lie "Farnerp and sem,
second bottle Fer health much improved % and Ike Ike
Ss ScnS RnSws wsa '' ssme EVERY
dssshisr 4 T. And TAKE every onpors1y 70
MRS. SUSAN c. RANDALL.
EVERY ONE SPEAKS FAvoRABLY.
EAST MARsuYiELD, MASS, Aug. 81, 1870
childhood causing my mouth 10 be 80 sore a. ti%es
,hal WA was unable ts eat Have taken many prepara-
~ sassSsa sSSs Ssssfss sss sss
ness a. the s,2maSh on @ That always accompanied tker
my mouth wa. entirely cured Have not been been
ss hsWe Se ss5 Which eight
g6ain%isne.s, % and every one speaks avoraCiy of is
Yours truly, P.s. SHERMAN.
vEeErtEB
rRIF.srDBY
II n. sfKyEHs. Rosros, Mass.
,sIS yEGWEJINE Wa,I Il SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
FOR THE LADIES.
SEWlNG MACHINES.
New White
New Improved Davis
New Improved Wllsoa
Domestic,
Weed
Howe
Singer,
Hoins Shuttle.
Wheeler A wilson
Remington,
All klhds fbTRegi-.-ys 50 per month
. McKRNNEY'& Co
mSM N Ninth street noTihwest,
HEERY q. SEARLE,
IA ARcHITEcT,
Opposite Pest Once Dspn,nsSI spilu
National Republican., 1877-09-12
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY B. II. Warner:
Al 0 p. m, two.story frame dwelling on west ride
OF Eleventh street, between and = streets south
west.
by J. T. Coldwell.
At p. M; two two.st brick HOUSES, Nos 1925
1880 Cedar street, between and T and Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northwest
By Wash. b. williams
At op NJ, valuable unimproved property on q
street, between Second and Third streets northeast
BY Duncanson Bros:
4! 5llp. M, suburban or villa lots, on Glenwood
road, near Boundary.
BY p Foley:
At o'clock, furniture Of every description.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
MEDICINAL,
DR.. JAMES
1874 CHESTNUT STREET, PHI1.A.

yRoH
DR. JAMESON,
1874 CHESTNUT STREET, PHTIA.
New Treatment, restoring the Nervous and Dsbilt
tated, 1mpartIns Life, strength and Health 70 the
Subsidiary Organism There Is form OF Physical or
Nervous Diseases, whether Acute or Chronic, which
this treatment will not promptly eradicate and cure
energy and vgoI, Of mind and body, Paralysis, Epi
epsy, Catarrh Diseases Of the Liver Lungs and Kid.
neys, recovering the exhausted orEanisnis, and en-
bracipg all functional DsorersL The treatment how
ever long the Disease may have existed IL applicable
70 both sexes and all speedy In Its action and
nee from all objectionable and injurious tendency.
Consultation by letter u.
The EeYPTIAN PILL, substitute for MERCURY,
The only Reliable Specific for LIVER DISEASES.
The Egyptian Pill purely Vegetable, and the best
Headache. Nervousness. Indigestion, Costveness.
They correct the morbid condition OF the Liver and
Bowels promote healthy secretion OF Bile. cleanse
the stomach relieve the Head, and improve the Ap.
petite without Inconvenience, their action being gem
lie, painless, and effectuat
Mailed for % and 80 cents per boz.
DIR. JAMESON, 1874 CHESTNUT st., Phna.
Send foi Book, and Circulars. austFM&w1m
National Republican., 1877-09-12

US00 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A
GUOy Bottle Bottle o. any other EI!t.cs o. E.ssno.
prompt medicinal effect Sanfords Jamaica dlnEef
samples free al all Druggists and Grocsrs
National Republican., 1877-09-12
T It's PILLS .

A distinguished physician Of New yort sArs;
.U Is sstonshins how universaily Dr. Tutts pills ar
used. In my daily rounds ] hear Of then, not onl!
the mansions OF the wealthy and refined. KnowinI
th. inventor nom his long connection with the med
and Of late have often prescribed thsm with the hap
pie,t results In cases where desired to make de
cided impression on the liver"
National Republican., 1877-09-12
sANFoRD's

s%p:a n al al fSs bsSas snd 6roS. Ginger
sASFoRDs ,.
Is prepared nom the true Jamaica 6inseS. consasd
S y .ap:os % every as"s Ss
e r sjss 5, s S J. Of
cHonrn RlsEasEs smsLesl 9E THE s5ssys SSMs GRAND,
AMP r}SfaStEHEss $saEfEss, f$hSS(S 4HS SISsaS fa,ss
frEEt9saIasfH E9aaHs SsS sJa AZ
DISEASE 81 Hifi Hit STOMACH,
SsFfr$srs$S r$k sfSH.sSS .aSfS.is R'sn'
A1t'aSA 1to'SaSSAs$$|ss|lSsiHi SSAifa$Hsa|HS&ii $|slsH S'
''1Rs sqs,sss III III s:Sssy2Ea
"'sfss ksss saAasS$SIssss aasSI;Sl ssS$$$SEIEssSSs 4 rzzaqFa
In s:y Em y,.s .ss :.
I'll PSs Sf sysrS .S ss
Sq ksSR5s Il 'S1a5 'Ps SSSH SsR .l %H
& Ss s:r.s. .d sIiRsasfB Bss 8 .sss'
HAIRY RELIEF
To all suffering fron ehronic diseases Of ali kinda
Confidential consultation invited personally or oy
mail. New method OF treatment New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent fss 1. sealed en-.
vsiopsS Address Howard Association, lls N. Ninth
street, Philadeiphia Pa. Institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
nkilL myiaiy
National Republican., 1877-09-12
ElTs EPILIP Ely,
FALLING sfCHNEss

FALLING SICKNESS
rermansnsiy STsd.NS iiymbysnsy .Sns months
I.lBLE FIT fOwDEltS. 10 cnnvincs sufferers that
these Powders viii do all We claim for than, We ~i
send them by ui, post paid nee trial boa Al Or
Goulad Is the nnly physician that has made this
disease special study, and rs 10 knowledge thou-
sands have been innncnty cureby the ~ these
Powders We VIII guar fnntee lertan.nt cuis 10 every
case. OF IehIni you all money perd-d. AitsusIers
should give th,se Powders early trial. ind bu con.
vinttd Ui Their curative powert
rrcr Tor large bo. 81 OF iou boxes for sio sent By
mAn 10 any part OF United States Canada receipt
oi pIns, OF by express, e. o. d .
so Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
CoNsUMrTIoN
pOsITlyEl.Y CURFn

AZ sSsTs,s sS o A. III; sssss 4 tss! aIs spsIg1: p X
CoNSUMPTtvE fowDEtpf 1hess Powders are
the only pIeparauon known that will cure Consump-
% str9ng our fAth In them and Also TO oo9vnce you
that they are no humbng, we will forward 10 every
We dQnt wan, your money until you are perfectly
satshed Of their curative powcrS IL your tif worth
saving, don't delay In giving these Powders trial =
they will surely cure you. :
States OF Canada, by mali on recsiet of Pnce:
mysi sni so Fulton .,rs,t, BrcoSisn. Ny.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. .
AN KRA OF uooD TIMES.
MONEY FOR EVERYBODY.
OVER sssos IN CURRENCY psrRrBvrfn
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES OF
/ sseSo. sss.ooo, ,lsooo, ,iossa
SECOND GRAND DRAWING
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
IN THE CITY OF LoursvlLLA, KY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20. Isn
OR MONEY nETuwpED In FULL
AUTHORIZED ny THE LEGISLATURE
SUSTAINED ny THE counrs
FARMERs AND DRovERs BANK.
LOUISVILLE, KY DEPOSITORY
Prize q ............. 2o16 % Prizes Of 1o ca 9o8
Prize o.....-..... nopl0p Prizes Of t00 ea.. poN
Prize o,,.,..... 1000 xO Prires Of tiO0 ea. OS3
prisea Of 1sooecA.. ls0psm Prizes OF 10 ea - Nod
PriEes {eoo ea. ioooo eo0 Prizes or no ca Oo2
TX 81 $|iii i$;Es'F; ]
4. s Az; :: $:ss :! ~ s.s: p.;
ksiisels As,ais wsnlsd everywhere. send rsss
| snces with alplicn!!an 9 Y prevent delay.
sar.l jw joS,T. bSd,e. I'D os1t ionI:gIiEIs MsnIsEsr
Or THoa n. HAYS 4 %. o.ni tssisfa kssnis,
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. suaH
National Republican., 1877-09-12

T,IA = PKRRINs'
CELEBRATKp
*SSssSsHBsFFfSsssRRFsE *SsSsHBssFFFfSssRRFsE RAISE
rrenouncsd BY connoisaeurs 10 b ths
"oNLY GOOD SAUCE" D.:
And applicable to every vsrissy Of dish.
Extract Of . letter from q medical gentleman Il
'"rsn LEE 4 PERRlNs that their sauce q hishll
esteemed 10 India and ID IN my opinion. the mod
palaiAbls ~ well ~ ths most wholesome Sauce that \
Premium awarded At Centennial for.
Fint "ExCELLENT TASTE"
..sscsnd. VERY CAREFULLY rREpARKp.,
LEA 4 PERRINs SIGNATURE
LEA a PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bo,us
Is on every bot,la
LEA q PKRRINa
LEA 4 PERRINA
JOHN DUNcANs soNs
JOHN DuNoANs some
National Republican., 1877-09-12

TWENTY FRET
"a Sasss. 6sss!iGs; 4: s,sFp'ss !, HAN%9Ss c
National Republican., 1877-09-12

Dt. Tut has been engaged In
the practice OF medicine thirty
years. and for q long time was
demonstralor OF anatomy In
The Medical COLLEGE OF tleorgts,
hence persons using his pitts
have tile guarantee that nboy
are prepared on scientific prin.
cipirs, and are nee nom oil
qlackcry.
He has succeeded In combin.
Ing In them the heretofore an.
tsgOnisttc qualities OF q
strengthening. purEatlve and
q purifying Ionic, while they
remove all unhealthy accumu.
lalions. they produce no weak
nsss.
They may he taken Il any
time without restraint Of diet
or occupation. As q safe fAm'
lily medicine they have ne
'' PRICE Is cENTs
OFfick,
Murray street,
New York.
National Republican., 1877-09-12
The EeYPTIAN PILL, substitute for MERCURY,
The only Reliable speclao for LIVER DISEASES.

DIR. JAMESON, 1874 CHESTNUT st., PhIla.
Send foi Book, and Circulars. aus,.FM&wim
National Republican., 1877-09-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

clock, furniture Of every description.
National Republican., 1877-09-12

The report and resolution were adopted.
National Republican., 1877-09-12

TUFTS FILLS
cure sick headache
TUFTS Pills
cure dyspepsia
TUFTS PILLS
cure constipation.
TUFTS PILLS
cure piles.
TUFTS Pills
cure fever nrd ague.
TUFTS PILT9
cure bilious collie.
TUFTS PILLS
cure kidney complaint
TUFTS PILIa
cure torpid liver.
TUFTS PILLS
impart appetite.
jyis-2m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-27
oenerssi,y ~Exs,apuass,.

Some time since 4 Gold Hin man fell In
with an acquaintance in Sacramento. whom
he hal no, met previously for many years.
Remembering . service which the man
had rendered him in early years. In tho
Of 4 loan Of . small sum OF money
which. however. he repaid in due time. he
determined to show the man that he vas
not ungraicful for the favor received at
his hands. 20. for two or three succeed
ing days the two enjoyed themselves i'm
menseiy. taking In all the amusement the
city afforded. together with . frequent In
diligence in champagne and Havana ci-
CARS. For all these luxuries the Gold III
man. bcnt upon getting even with his old
time friend. put up the coin. Amounting
10 several hundred dollars, and would not
let his partner spend . cent. Long TO-
warls morning Of the third days celebra.
ton the old.timer opened his heart and
addressed the Gold Hitler a. follows: 81
gay. Hank. let's 90 and got some oysters.
iii pay half" At such Al extraordinary
manifestation Of generosity tho Gold Hill
man turned away and wept.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-27
THE aolp MIL SCHOOLS.
Large Asss.dAnee Or Pupiis-Es.
eearssiag Prsspsess-fisssees.

Our reporter. who made tho grand
rounds Of the Gold Hill Public schools TO-
day, found them'gsnsraliy in = prosperous
condition. The teachers were at their
posts, iabOrins enersetically and conscien.
tiously in teaching the young idea. The
pupils for the most part are making good
progress in their studies. In some Of the
departments the teachers might do . good
work in enforcing habits Of cleanliness
and tidiness On the part Of small scholars
Every child on arriving at school In the
morning should Be Inspected by the
teacher 10 see whether he has paid proper
attention TO his ablutionary duties OF has
attended 10 the csmbing Of his hair. It 10
a noticeable fact that girls scarcely. II
ever, neglect these matters. The attend
ancc at all the schools Is extraordinarily
large. and IL constantly incrcssing from
day to day. Tho following IL an exhibit
Of the whole
SrxpER on Pupils KxRoLLxS.
High School. II Miss McDonnsll's
Department. CT; Professor Listsr's De-
partmsnt. 81 Miss Liacoln's Department.
IS: Miss McGilrs Department Miss
Henderson. Assistant. ITO; Miss Lena
Smiths Department. 40. Divide School
Miss Taylor's Department. IS Miss Hol-
mans Department. 100. Lower Gold Hill
School. 90. American Flat. &c. Recapit-
ulation-Central School 55i. Divide School
ia. Lower Gold Hill SO. American Flat
&c : grand total. sil.
About twenty-ivc children belonging TO
the Gold Hill side Of tho Divide have
driftsd into tho Fourth Ward School In
Virginia. We understand that the yir-
GINA schools are now entirely out Of debt
and have . considerable surplus fund on
hand. 80 that the Board Of Trustees DO not
feel disposed 10 drive any children away
from the Fourth Ward school who may
desire tn attend the same. nor will any
charge be made for the tuition OF the few
Gold Hill children for whom II may be
more convenient to 10 10 tho Fourth Ward
school. The friends Of the Gold Hill
schools will be pleased 10 learn that they
arc in q very healthy condition financially.
with money enough In the fund 10 pay OF
all the present Indebtedness With hand
some surplus with which 70 pay the
teachers salaries for the coming summer
months. The Board Of Education will
hold = special meeting this evening for the
election Of . new teacher for tho Divide
School. and also for tho appointment Of .
Census Marshal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-27
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
aaehay ssa Pairs sso,ooo Prsps-
sitisa withdrawn-rhs Tax Levy
Hills Allowed.

At meeting Of the County Commission
ers to-day = full Board was present. The
reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting was dispensed with.
The following bills were allowed: II.
8. Beck. $40 IS; n. Larivisre. $40; Brown
& Nahanny. s2is; V. Lemsry, sl4 9s; 3.
p. Scaniksr. $50; s. Lastrato, IS; A. A.
Savage, IS Z. Gordon. SIS rs Charles
T. Reynolds, SCI ; Lewis 4 Deal. $1,000 ;
J. Fredsrisks, IS rs; Webb 4 Mullard.
$50.
Mr.. Torp moved that the Beard proceed
10 make the tar levy for the fiscal year.
Mr.. Hazsltins said he had not consid-
cred the matter, and would like further
time before taking any action.
Mr.. Torp stated that the only tax 10 bs
considered was for county and school pur-
poses. The rate OF State tax Ia already
hxed. u alss the rate for the railroad
bonds.
Mr.. Nye said he WA willing that further
time for consideration be given.
Il was finally decided that the matter
should Be deferred until after the rscess.
Chairman Randall said that he thought
tuo county y W nav somc ihsuinneo
on the furniture Of the Courthouse, which
Wa worth about 81. 000.
The Courthouse Committee was In
structed TO take the necessary action In the
case. and TO secure . policy for three
foarths Of the vAluo Of property.
George A. King. Agent for the Bank OF
Nevada, stated that no was authorized by
Mackay and Fair 10 withdraw their prop
osition 10 advance $4,000.
The Board took . recess for u hour.
After the recess the Doard voted 10 levy
the tar ON all property. including tho net
proceeds Of the mines, for the purposes
hereinafter mentisned. as follows: Rail-
road bonds. 90 cents on each 800 State
tar. % cents; Courthouse bonds. rs
cents /; school tax. Is cents; county tax.
IS cents. This gives = total tax Of 81 o.
on each 500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-27
nRoNCHIrI4

lHrom John Tiagg. Eco. Of Bennlngtss, y. H.
"Thrss years since ! was vsy much rstuosd
chitis. affecting mo 80 severely % 10 render II
dlnicuit TO speak In an audible vo'os. To this
wss ADDED severn night sw,a ts. and I We fear.
fIl OF going into Q decline. Aft<- recourss 10
various remedies to no purpose. I made ne OF
Dr.. wistsrs Baisam OF Wild Cherry. Q fsS bot.
ties Of which fully restored ne to health.
since that time have had several sever q.
taeks Of cough, but the Baisam hes always TO-
moved them. always keep u BY me. and
should not know how 70 do Without T."
Sold By all druggists. !