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The Declaration Of 'War.

O., pr,rvsvrpa Anil ol-Follovine
a. ~. 49, - a. Co.. m.nite.to. oar
,.,,h,nI al ,jsvot,sJ .rbjects know The
.,,ons ;n,ara., ,hs, rs have alwsys felt an
Na-A".,on ~ a.. chr,.tian nopni.tion
. ToPP nnr ,s.;ra "a ameliorste tbeir
80 ...rrc ,hem tb.t their
riu.s 49, nv the whole Rnssi.n
iot mas oeen ts '!w 90 L.sr trssh
nAaon, now ~ .,lsri.,s Chr,stisn
rnn ~ a.. p.it,n p~eninsuis.
R~erseSuu1n r,. ~ o.e s.itbsui
lns o.oyu $50 ~ p,h H., Js,r N ma AMI
suolcyu nav, ..,s ,hs, onr con,t.nt
~, sno,o ts.sa s.itsS ." %.c,n,,s ma Ths
son,i.uas nov, .Si,i, hass occurreJ in
Isp,oIso's. n,-n;. anil nnIg,ris We
nerze nan ~, h.,ors ali Wa 10 effect
NOV. WI Go'.ss .nSi,,on - AZ Cbr,..
.mcli ~ e.. n. ms.ns ~ nacoti.tions
uAns W -,E ,hs Grss, Furons.n
and IN eonce'. NJ WI s,,sns. sas to
rover, our III. $500, s1o,ts IN I'm.
YEAR, We nav. ~ ~. snch ,aso,n.s.
ducs ,ne ,o." ~. chr,.,i"na In Rosni,.
uooIs P.J pn,..ris tram Tho srbi.
~ local .ntborities.
Tr,l! ..nnnniishrsn, Of the reforms
Lns sSooIp,aIx .,i,uiated by The
s so...sws,t. Contracted by the
,nns..o' n,hss novcrnments have not,
s 80 s,,.,nsI ,hsir object. The Porto
~ rsm.insa un.hakeu In its formal re-
fu,.i Of any effective guarantee for the
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no MORE NONSENSE.
The Beard Of sehssl Examinsr
Take = Nsw Departure.

This mornings Esterpriss contains an
item in which II 10 asserted that the Board
Of School Examiners wish . correction
made with regard TO an itsm Published BY
the NEWS Last Saturday evening. The
E@,erPr;se says: "The tenth question. u
published. read Who IL the Governor
Of louisiana Give an account Of rveed's
imprisonment. escape. capture and con-
question propounded WAS. When was the
treaty Of Client signsdi Mention the
names Of some Of the American statesmen
who signed itf' The Board Of Examiner
wish Il understood that there was no uon'
sense In connection with the sxamin-
alton" We modsstly submit that there ID
no nonsense In the question reported BY
the Nrws. with the exception that II has
the merit Of nevsess and originality. an
unusual thing In the way Of examination
questions. But granting that II IL non
sensicAl. Ii could scarcely Be more so than
tho question ~propounded by Nr. whitcher
at tle examination In Virginia City. which
took place Just before the national election.
At that time the gentleman named. with
all due gravity. asked the assembled com.
petitors who would be the next President
| Of the United States. A this was before
the formation Of the 7xs electoral com.
mission. before Hayes had . dead thing. u
will be looked upon ~ foolish and trivial
by all sensible people. But these dignihed
individuals have improved somewhat. and
the public will be glad 10 learn that here
after there Is 10 DO no nonsense In con
nsction with their examinations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-24

A POLISHED InposroR.-A. L. Flint. q
smooth confidence operator. has BEEN Ar
rested in Virginia City for obtaining
money under false pretensss. lie pre-
tended d be the agent Of Main 4 Win.
chester. Of San Francisco. Flint bilked
the people Of Reno and winnemucca on
the same dodss.
A PETTY TuiHY CArrurED. IT. T.
Smith went through . lodging house In
Virginia City yesterday and captured q
lot Of trinkets in the shaps Of sleevo-but.
tons and the like. In lees than an hour he
wAs under arrest and In Jail. Tho stolen
property wa found upon his person.
ASSESSMENT. - An assessment Of fifty
cents per share Is levied by the Sierra
Nevada Silver Mining Company. tdelin-
luent ON the 2ith Of Nay next.
TnE Town Trustees held . special meet
ing last night. They passed . lengthy
ordinance, which appears In the advertis-
ing columns Of the NEws to-day.
Mucm interesting reading matter 10
crowded out to-day by the town ordinance
which was passed by tho Town Trustees
last night.
CITIZENS who wish TO vots must register.
REorsrKR. register. register.
RroIsrrR, register.
REoisrrK.
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the Mutation tn toutStanA
NEw ORLEANS. April 23.-Ths following
Republican members were to-day sworn In
BY the Kellogg House; Keating. brown.
Dinkgrave. Hill. Gray, Magloirs. Brown,
Thomas Gracieu AMI Dinksravc. They
said they considered II their duty To fol.
low the majority Of their colleagues. but
not TO Surrender their principles. They
Welded 10 force Of circumstances, and
would cooperate In any measure for the
good Of the State. A letter OF resignation
from Lucius Early, who was returned from
West Feliciana by the Board, was read and
received. There are nov absent from the
House but four Republican members. and
from the Senate three.
Governor Packard still remains In tho
State-house.
Judge II. N. spoffarl was nominated
to-day by the Democratic caucus for Uni
ted States Senator. In an interview yes.
terday he said: ''The policy of President
Hayes. "a outlined by his inaugural adj
dress and his Official actions since lie was
declared President 10y constitutional au.
thority. has met my hearty appreciation,
aud so long as he stands squarely mp To
that policy he will have my humble sup.
port"
CuIcAoo. April pa TriL".s'. New
Orleans special says: Packard has been
having attention 20 the payment OF his
legislators and officers by Nichols, and he
will not leave the State-housc before that
il done. His final address will appear In
Wednesday morning papers. ltwillcon.
tain nothing challenging the right OF
HAYES TO the electoral vote Of the State.
and no evidence IL being collected here 10
show that Tilden carried the State, a. sen.
s~ational dispatches allege. Thetroops will
lie quietly removed tomorrow.
Nrw ORLEANS, April 23.-The morning
papers will contain the following:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. STATE on Lor-
tsI,SA, NEw ORLEANS. April 2i.-By di-
rection Of the President Of tho United
States, tho troops now stationed In the
vicinity of the st. Louis Hotel, aud else
where within the city limits, will be re-
moved 10 their usual barracks at noon this
day. The welfare Of the State demands,
anil nay official honor 10 pledged. that the
carrying out Of this order will result In no
disturbance, and. In furtherancc thereof.
I request and urge the citizens Of Louis.
lana TO pursue their usual avocations and
Abstain iron, eonsrssns ~ "0 "''s"
,siynsj,. Fn,ScI, T. Nichols.
Governor OF Louisiana.
Ina, m. ,o,,.w,.. -.
ohios"pi ap,n-.non .,,,aLa.J,ms..s
rsvriVeu us wiI,.Inn :, ,.n WI."a.si !.
OF tne Aih'ary pi''s'o"o VI '"o Nn'''o"ii :
HEADQUARTERS DErr. or CUR.
NEW ORLrASs. April ~. 1877.
Colonel r. G. Drumm, Assistant AdIu-
tant General. Chicago. Illinois : The
troop. auartered at tho Orlerns Hotel In
his CITY vacated at u o'clock. noon. to-
day, and proceeded to Jackson barracks.
This hotel 10 the only building in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the State-house that
has been occupied by the troops during
the past year and not once during that
time have the troops occupied the State
house or any part OF IL.
(Signedl: &C. ArarR,
Brigadicr General Commanding.
Tn. pr..,as.c. s.utb.rn po,i.y.
w-,'u,.orow All, OF "I,,hou,h A..
~ "r." "S
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RI. E-.d.w.s.s ni.s

The Endowment mine issituated twenty
i've miles northwest Of the tows OF Col
umbus in Black Mountain District. Esmsr-
Ada county. II WAS originally located by
Alvin Potter. by whom IL has just been
,old 10 W. u. Crane and DIR. II. Weber Of
Virginia City. The claim covers 1900
f.et of ground. aud the ledge crops out on
The .urfac, for q distance Of 300 feet. A
tuunsl has been run . distance OF 200 feet
on the ledge, which cuts u at . depth Of
.ixty Ave feet, and shows 10 to have q width
VARYING from thirty inches to i've and one
half feet 81 rich ore.
Wine Is nov being sunk below the
tunnel, which IL down 81 feet. and shows
the ore TO BE- six feet in width. The
orc 10 free milling. and In general appear
apcs Is the counterpart OF the rich ores
found in the Meadow Valley mine, al
Piocbo, in the eastern part Of tho State.
Two hundred tons of the ore. worked by
the former owners. Potterd Salleo, yielded
S9O 900. Tho assays taken At the mine
range from SO 10 -. $50 per ton. From
n onantity Of the ore brought TO Virginia
civ Yesterday by Messrs. Crane 4 Weber
The following assays were obtained: One
made By Hon. c. q. Stevenson. OF Gold
Hin, the well.known mill and mining man,
gave 81, $40 silver. with . trace VI gold.
An assay obtained BY ID. III. jackson.
Superintendent Of the North Consolidated
Virginia mine. gave S5sl. Another taken
from the dust in the bags containing the
ore, gave $3i3. while = milling test OF ten
pounds Of ore made at q. q. s~teyenson's
mill in Gold Canyon. by Tom MeMAstrs.
who helped to mill the Raymond a Ely
ores, yielded s2i2 per ton. 10 10 generally
admitted by all who have examined the
ore that II will work $500 per ton and up
ward. The company have a wood ranch
within . mile Of the mine. from which an
Abundance Of timber for working purposes
can be obtained also an available mill
site and an abundance Of water at . dis
tancs Of four miles. aud i6O acres OF salt
marsh capable Of supplying an unlimited
quantity Of salt for working purposes
within q short distance OF the miii-site'
Taken altogether the prsspsctsof the mine
for q new discovery Is more than usually
fattefing.
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THE RIVAL DHiLLs.-The sutro Tunnel
scandal published by the Virginia cAr'@'s''
Last Saturday evening Is vehemently de.
MED by the parties accused Of erookednes.
in the case. The editor Of the cAro",eas
saw. the item WAS published without his
knoxledee or consent. and disciaims ms
belief in the truth Of the assertions con-
tanned In II.
LooNIxors PRopIoALrrr.-When jonas
returning from his Maynard wanderinss.
got back TO Horntown yesterday. the iocA,
reporter Of the Hoy-sys fell ON his neck anu
gushed In . very fatherly manner; Lnss
be ordered . whole drove Of iai'ensa
Poprth Ward hogs 10 be killed. for, said
he, "Jonas has come back TO stay.
WILLIAM A. MULLEN. for some time o.f-
keeper at tho Eidorsdo saloon In Virginia
fall in an spoplectic At last sunday After.
noon. he apparently rallied. but died 81
10 O'Clock yesterday forenoon.
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T vsrsss Tee.

Several weeks ago the News mentioned
tho fac. that the underground men at thu
Leyisthan mine had been put on tsn-hOu'
.hifts. The ten-hour system has been
thoroughly tested ut this mine WIN any
thing but satisfactory results. anu IVY
DAYS ago the eight-hour plan was readopt
ed. II Ia found that . man below gtouno
cannot do any more work In Ten hour'
han he can In eight. and thai th" only TO
sult ~sttainabls Is the loss OF four bours :
Law In the working Of the mine.
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yirxtsia'. lsess-cars.

The new hosc-eart Of Virginia City ID
already complained Of a unsaiisfactory.
Que horse il not sufficient 10 draw the un'
wieldly vehicle. and the city authorities
are asked 10 furnish TWO horses. A mem
Der VI the Virginia Fire Department In
conversation with . NEWS reporter last
week confidently asserted that the horse
power hose-cart would certainly DO dis
carried In less than three months. He
said that such things may do we'll enough
In San Francisco. but that the people will
lind something Of . different model 10 re-
auired on the Comstock.
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didate for reelection he was free 70 oarry
It out. untrammelsd BY personal consider
atoms and in the face even OF opposiuon
from within his own party. ..-
The publication to-day OF Wade.s letter
Is . reflex Of the extreme wing OF the Ohio
Republicans. while one OF aprivate ma
ture from Taft representing the more con-
sentative branch 10 equally conclusive IN
deprecating the Presidents course. TAT
denies no has written . lotter denouncing
Hayes. which may 10 true; but he has
certainly written here opposing bis course
towards the South.
a Sensible Deeisisu.
CoScoRp. N. H.. April a. Tho su-
preme Court having BEEN asked BY the
Governor and the Council IL tho latter
have authority to 60 behind the returns
aud throw out votes for Representatives In
Congress aud State Senators when the
ballots bear Q name different from the
legal one Of the candidate, the Court do
cidsd that the Governor and Council have
no power to do so.
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'"
CoSsrlSrrSorLE. April as The Grand
yizi.r telegraphs the Prince Of I.oumanis
relative TO the concentration Of Rou'
manian troops at Kaiafat, and calls atten'
ton to the provisions Of the Treaty OF
1865 and invites the Prince to arrange with
Abdul Kerim to prevent the passage Of the
Russian army through Roumania.
1t Is not considered probable that the
Powers will ofIer mediation between Rus
ain anal Turkey. Is provided In the eighth
article Of the Treaty Paris, Is II Ia stated
the Porte would not be disposed 10 scccpi
il. War 10 now admitted on all sides to be
Inevitable.
PER,. April 23.-The Iussian Consulate
NJ Ahksri yesterday Was attacked by dis
| orderly Turkish soldiers. The inmates
were rescued by Turkish troops after q
slight ARRAY.
BERLIN. April 23.-Turkey commands
| seryia 10 participate In the war. The Ser.
Wan press il exceedingly hostile TO Turkey.
Raors,. April %. Fighting in the
Niridite country Is suspended. Tho Turks
are unable 20 advance because OF the bad
ness Of the roads and want OF supplies.
| There are 1000 sick soldiers In the hos
pitfalls At Scutari.
THE czAR's SPEECH.
K~rscuSSEYY. April 23.-Thc Emperor
| Of Russia yesterday reviewed the Ninth
Army Corps at UmberinkA and Birsula.
Addressing the officers at tho latter place,
the Emperor said: III you should en-
| counter the enemy show yourselves brave,
| and uphold the ancient glory Of your regi'
ment. hope the young men among you
Who have not been under fire will mol
.bow themselves inferior ~ their veteran
comrades. trust You may soon return
covered with glsry." The Emperor also
Addressed the officers Of the Eleventh Cav
AIRY Division. He said he hoped their
regiments would display the same bril-
liant courage A. ever. The greatest snthu'
siasm prevails everywhere among the
troops and the people. Tho Emperor
sleeps tonight at Tircspot. where . re
view will be held to-day. His majesty al
tervarl goes 10 Urthein for another re-
view the same day. and will return TO Ms
chenef about midnight.
LONDON. April IA ruler repo,. o'
the Cars speech at BirsulA shows thAI ne
smoke much moro IS II war was deermin,
ri upon than the first summary would
convey.
Lospox. April IA special from His.
.h.neff adds the following words TO the
Emperor's speech at Biuula; 81 have
lone everything In my power 10 avoid Wal
anil bloodshed. Nobody can say We have
moi been patient. We have prsctieed
nsiience TO the last degree. but there come.
= time when even patience must end, and
vhen thst time comes I know the young
Russian army will shsw itself worthy oil
the fame which the old army won In
former days."
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DIED.

CoNNERs-In Gold MI. April 70. Ihom.s
Conners, . native Of County C,rr. ireland,
aged u years.
THE funeral will take place 81 . O'Clock ?. =.
To iporrow. from his late residence, In rear Of
Confidence nino.l
OD6ERs-In Gold Hill. April %, Francis
Odgsrs, . native Of CORNWALL. kngiand. agsd
~ Sesrr.
MAdriRR- In vlrgiaia. April Is. thomas No
gulrk. infant bon OF Thomss and Kate ma
gIirf, agei . ytars, 8 months and Z days.
TsTrI In Eureka. Apnl ~. Joseph. son OF
Celso Tstti, aged 3 daye.
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- --
NEW xOOA1 i.
,h seem ssoSssud dOii.n q csss. sod under ":
thousand dollars. quarterly license twenty DOL.
isr.. --.
Tffrd posine.s " roe.,Pts
two thousand DOLLAR OF over, and updsr three
thu and dollars quarterly h''n'' ha'sa DOL
FouytS Cisss-Nouthiy busirsss o. receipts
,.h.. 80 shou..nd SoiisrsL ouaytsriy lIcsnse
an doli.r.
poor AID AsD o
sro. 10. Eysry pseson o. arm sngsged In The
oustsess OF ooos % ING. m.Lnt ,Issns ~
ooboling. .hsn pay qnaiysry iot sa.s
syersee monthly ssles or rsesIpts, - 10 the fol-
lowing scheduie:
Pir.t Cisss-Honthiv ssI.s or reeeipts three
hundred d0ilars or o'sf. quarterly i'sn's Ten
Second nonihJ sases o. rsosRss w.
AZ. Collar.
BOWLING ALLEys.
sxc. ~. Every psrson OF arm sngaGsd In
s. NJ Nm ,sv
oosLng n,eys Iot pople ~ ~
2usreiy Ior . nosose Snsfslsr; ~ ~
following schedule.
firrt ci.se- Msnthiy rseeipts one hundred
doii,T'
ascora ~oi..-ro,,hiv r...ints undsr one
snrSsS "a IN. Sai,.- iie~nss
three dali,rv.
lnoKxRs, TAcfoEs Aup oIrIRAL AoBrrs.
a.c az s~ ,S~o An ...ocistiou oy
svesy s.-,..
eo,porsuon snfasea N ne ousiness oa osylss
400 selling real estate OF personal pf9psIty OF
sny description vhatsver texospt mining %
other stoek,) or collecting rshts, - the agent,
factor or broker u another. shall psy quarterly
his. their or ~ ayeraes monthly sales OF To-
eeipts- A. In The foiiovtpg schedule.
Erst Cias-Nonthlv ~ or receipts ten
Inoussno aoi'Ars VI ovef' quAf'ef'I "
thlr'y dollars.
SECOND Class- Monthly aalee o. receipu I've
thousand dollars OF over. and uLdsr ten thou
sspd d.iIsrs' ouarurly liospso TWENTY-FIVE dol
I.rs
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sr0cK REPORr.
~l.rroxrsp DAnr 1T a r. xrArns . col
sas fraseises Beard.

aaa Traaeises BEARD.
sr xvrxrxa
sayinons E,y:sS
~ hnreha Con-. sik
sS R,s rsssh'3
aas yo,.e.rn n.li. II tsl
s3s asa.,si rho,n.. s.r
go nsnhsttsn. =
40 Drfrv.s iis'iS
sD 1s.nd pin A 10
1ao Iosae ,
10 Alysns. AZ
~ N.w co.o- AZ
non tsoidrn chsr,ot. ~
too 1919 a Id
100 Coco Coo. loo
asa Con. yirrfnia. ~
iso 0ysrwsn nj
,g,s C.i,sarn,. slL. M. a $50. a rs. s3k
sI.so sfs ~
s.o ocald I curry. -.
100 choliar. n.
,U Alma i9x
$40 Un,on q n. G.x, 40
ms Sierrs New ada. ssD, az
Tis p-st 4 u-lebrr ~
Isl imprr,si. 10
s9s Cal.donis. soS.3
SO crown Point. N
Utah, IN
20 yellow Jachst. TX
las Mexican. .. 81
1870 Justics. y 81
90 Beleher, 81
100 Bullion. IN
2s0 pavage.S
iso Exchequer. > co
us Ophir, IAN, itA
rus MOANING.
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NEW TO-DAY.
,rnr. monihlr ale. or r,eeIpti. q IN the feIlov


NEW TO-DAY.
= a. ~. e.,t.-.
M y ~. inIs
"t,ssi ~. uon,h,v sale. mr. rrc,,pts. two theus.
AMI de,iarsor OVER a1.nrrIy iicsn,s. any doIisrS.
s.sond N onthiy ssiss or r~rcsipts. under
two thousand dollars. quarterly iieenss. twsnty-dvs
a.r a yv.rn ,sr.nn or arm ,uur,d m ths
business Of Insurance. shall pay quarterly kr . y
ssnss 70 e ,nr,h 20 DC s.n,e; si i H. 5aolISssos -.
uis
fiutC 1ss-Msothiy receipts, one theusand dol
Second Class-Monihly receipts under one thou
ssnd dollar, quarterly license, nfteen dollars
yyl WAGONS. cARrs AND paAss.
su sa 5 :; Of rum IsSnins III. ! ;ss I. .. - al q ary. .:
hire or public us. within the nmitt o. tne tosn OF
God Hi. shall pay quarterly. for . license 70 cary
nc %su sSi 'i Sa:ias sssS q @se.iD,.. :. u sSs ,Si'S.iss
scheduisI -- -
Slni csss ~. e0s ansssri n i,csoss. fsesy
delianL ~.
Second Cisss-M enthy ooenesso y rsss.gS ILL.,
hundrsd doian es ovss' ma s seilsn
Inlfa hontMy 1890 49, Snedrsi
SnSessna 49, WWor. s.sntv Solisrs-
oonams ssa,ssIV nes.,sn hussns.s az remit updsr
on tSousspd dolism. a~1sStsriy iicssss tan doisn.
n, . rx.c ,s,.on =, arm ensserd in the
buso.:s of seep,nr 4 laundry or wss6-heuss fof
washins and irohins. Or having an once o. .s:ney
~ tovn Of 0cld Hin. shall psy quarterly fosa D.
e,nss toesry on ne ssms. sccordins 70 bis Or their
iostns seheduls,
Tirst cisS"noothiy businsss or receipts two
hundrsd and nny doiisss or over. quarterly Iicsnss,
MY sesorS " m. -Me,,hlvb u.iness or r,eslpts under
,s SeeS SSsSrss and nv dolias. eusrtsdy iiesnss,
twenty dollar.
SIC. %. Eyery psrson OF arm engaged In The
business Of keeping . livery stable where honss %
vehicle. arc hsp! Or cal. 2. hir,: :h.il pay ssas " q
II. ' to,iio.inr .essa1Is
~ c,...am ssaiI, S b. s,s,' s :s,.. q r ss.D.s.
twsnty.dye dollars. "
second ciass-Monthiy business sAies or recsipts.
thousnS doIlsr.' ausrtery liesn:e. twenty dollars.
ThiriC Class Monthiy business, salesl OF rseeipts,
tseu. snSis SO1isn so% a'asrteTS,y iicsn.e, 1tssn DOLLAR.
Hourth Cias-Monthly business, sales o. receipts
under two thoussnd dollars, quarterly iiosnse. len
dollar.
- Iunsra fAHpe.
s,r An rv.,v ner.on ar arm snrssrd IN De
business Of seepIns 4 lumber yard or place iof ihs
siIReosn.ss 4 ~ 1919 80 y ~ H. I'M secoydins 10 n: or
thsir sS,ssss moothly ssles Or receipt, q in ths
ioIiosine sssssSisi
na,. nn, ,,sr,, nesnss xsnty doIlsrs
sscons s.ss"ilanthlr AZ oe recslpts' undsr
No. shon.sns doli.rs onsrtsriy Meme. dfleSu
aa,,.,. "ousa"a ""''s'' s'-'" ~
eonafs.
nAHurlcTvgKRs or LQron AVID orhkk rrvxnAoks.
SIC. ~. Every person OF nm Engaged IN the
busInsss Of manufacturing wines, cider, soda, saIa-
| parila, malt or splrtuous liquors, shall pay, GUAR.
| tsny. 6F 4 lieenss 10 carry on the same, according
| 10 his or their average monthly sales or receipts, a.
| in The folio wing scbeduie.
First Ciass-honthly sales OF receipts. one thcus
aud dolian or over. quarterly iicenss. tvsnty-nvs
second Cisss-Monthly sales OF receipts. under
ons thousand dollars. q~uartsfiy license. twenty
dollars,
hAhkfrs.
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NEW TO-DAY.
ORDNANCE no.. SO.
rPubllshsd b. saisorI.y Of IN. Board Of rrus-
tees Of Gold HILL

AN ORDINANCE 70 Fix asd Collect .
Liesnss Tax Pes Csr.ain Trades
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-24
EUROPE.
The Great Struggle Has
Come at Last.
RUSSIA DECLARES WAR AGAINST
TURKEY.
And Says That She Is Pightlns for
Christ.
Tho Gar Addresses His
Army.
fspx.t.l Dt.rArcugs tn rIx OoIp Hill
The l~aapssdisz war.

lsrxciAL Disr,rcHss tn rnx 0oLD Hill
DAiLr Nkws
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-24

~ Alss . ,.s.. s.ees Q. nI.Es AND .,
ssasross 70 nsai,es. u psosessaoesss'y NJ
.s.r.. re- sal. .na ;..;. I, ssS,;;:rsr;r,u,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-24
o. n. GALLUP

Is MY AGENT AT GOLD HILL. AND
will eoliee. and resip. fur all moneys
du. me. xx,.,,
Gold Hill. March .. 1871. nh,s in
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-24

SEC. ~. Every person. nrm. associaiion or
corporation engaged In carrying on the busi e.s
OF assaying tres or precious metAla rhsll
paw quarterly for . license 70 carry on the samc
according tohis or their average monthly bull.
ness or receipts % In the following schedule:
First O sss-Monthiy business or receipts
two hundred dollars or over, quarterly !ieen 9
thirty dollars.
Second Class Monthly businesa o. receipts
two hundred and MY dollars or over. and
under nye hutdr d doll,rr, quarterly license
{ xcnty dollsrs.
Third Olass- Monthls bisine,s or receipts
uud . tso hundred aud my dollars. quarterly
License ten dollars
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-24
BAKEIp

src. II. Every person. hrm or association
engaged IN carrying N business at bsker Of
bre I'd. pies and cais. or either 81 these articles,
hail pay quarterly for . lie. nss 10 carry on the
sstns, as In tue following schedule:
Fir,t iisss Monthly sales or receipts seven
hundred and nifty dollars or over. quaitsrly
license twenty dollar.
second ciass-Mopihiy saies or ~recetots hvs
hundred dollars or over, and upder levin hon.
ord and nfy dollars, quarterly iicsnre nfu en-
dollars
Third ciass Monthly sales or n celpts un
der i've hand ed dollsrs. quarterly license tai
dollars.