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, 1877-02-03

There is some speculation IN Washington
ms to the motive which led to the appoint
ment by Speaker RANDALL Of two Democrats
Gs the House tellcrx iu tho count Of tho
Electoral yotc-an act wholly ut variance
with tho prcccdcnts of nearly century.
The Ilousu tcllcrs were appointed llras, mud
in order to preserve equality Of political rcp-
rescltntion the President Of tho Benate was
forced to appoint two Republicans. That
KAspAL1 had II motive hardly admits
Of doubt. Ills nction was rzobably
dictated by tho Democratic ca,tcl,s,
which, III turn, may be supposed to
lavo received its instructions from TlIDEN
himself. II llAspAL1 committed this net OF
parliamentary bulldozipg III pursuance Of a
settled plan md purpose, what is the little
Cnsne? 1t isn't Of much consequence. to be
snrc, bnt ths extraordinary procedure las
nevertheless excited not 1ittlo curiosity re.
gasling ita object md ain..
, 1877-02-03

H., .,,n s rY.nv.n. sho rn,t;no
u..,e.. o. '. : .hs;no - sran,t,a % nr.r,,a .,anos.
49,, ~ !. s.,>, .s,..: :snna.,an;,r L. ;sann
49, ......, H.. .s.aa,,,,,. ,at,,, Il, .,~t. ~
..,a,,,~e @ a.o .xauo ,~nsnnt.s, ~ -v;,I, n gron;3
~ t's.'s~ n.,,,s,, nTha ~, ~ .rn. n,edo ~
ca,,sr % ,von1 , ,os feet IN tcnoth c,1orne,l With
- c,,ss .,I % ,,a1,, ,nd ,,,11a1 fro,, t,,s onrvo1a
o. ~. I tsa, t. oa1itio, IN th;a han,1aomo
o,.at ha n,.o aoro tho tom,,,o n7o
oant,,oa % mi 10 mn cottlo snf,ciont
~ heo,, tho nr;a.,, ~ s.o.ls .rd
so,,,. fo~ th;-tv ~,ora r. n,a;t;o,,
~ ~ .,,aso ,1ono,tona Il co,nn ,,ovn ,,on1eomn.
-. IT., s.;ss,,. sa,s ta,ta.r s.n,,,a.a a.o
u 49, aads .a1 ~, aassos The 1ast 49, nono,
~ H.. nanvr,,s aro .,avotst1 n a narrativo ~
~. ta,,,er's ,,,o~,,. on1 1,ia oa,n Tha I'm.
~, 7;n.. l., It, ,,osc~;n,;or ~ t,,o rarv-ra
I'm. 1'o racor;,a Il tbo ror,,,ao ~ t,,o aor
1;.ioo trvodo-s ord tho Kahoin I'm nam;
If t,,a 1a1oa. tho Tancr,. TIN pn,nsntr. thu
dofcat ~ tho ahan,,cnIa tha stonol,tor ri t1,o
.fo,vos and r;bvono III. ,r;hutca tbo nroe.
trationa md tribntea Of Ills foes or yassals,
49,, H. ~o,,oo .r,, aofotv oniovef1 tv E,ovnt
1r~;no t,s ,o,o,,n
ria ,vor,; NJ 1oroo 4, 4b,s n,notean,,, ran.
t,~v <v,,l Ia 7,oa tn rcce;vc m fovorob,o n
.tatomont ~ he v,rtnea of thia old ,nonnrch.
IN whose naraor, 4vaa concentrated TIM m.
,,,ra1 ,1orv ~ iii Fovrt ~ h;a ,,av II
soon,a q 1itt,o NH In tf,a bur,v,hnrlv of tho
, 1877-02-03
The Do.ton Journal, radical Republican
raner iuakea thc4a ncrtinent nfaetYstiuna:


paper, 5nakes these pertinent observations;
Tho soonss sstssol Republican papers drop tho
practices Of declaring that the Rspub eans IN Con-
grcss who voted for tho Compromise bill did 10 ~.
cause OF Tho threats Of pemocr that thny would
make trouble, tho bstteF II will be Tor 41l. The
fact IL. the Republicans In The Senate could not
sustain themselves bsfoso tho country In assuming
that she President OF the Ssnnte has soln suth0Esy
to count the Electoral vote; and II might a. well 10
known now that the PRINCIPAL obxtacle 10 ther
holJfug 10 that. line ot policy l.. that mofo than
sssen.clxhths u tho Republican Senator'S aow. In
that body have txtco within two yeasa snowu BY
liess that absolute authority war vested In that
on!ces In counting. which such procedure now
would inlicats. 1ndced. 1ess shan two yehrs ago
every Republican henatoF excGpt t40 voted eXatn.t
III anenln,snl 70 Mr.. MoHTok'4 Electo!al bill,
which proposed, In tho two Houses lIssRseGd
respecting tLe cauuting uf q vots Of State, that
tho President Of the Senate should xyr tho casting
vote, and una Of these SENATORS ~ voting WSA NJ.
FEanv. she Acting Vice. .presldent.
There has tccn dcKreo VI pig-hcale1 igno-
rance exhibited by several Republican ncwspa.
pers I" in regarI to the !" count " matter which
IL a. lamentable as II u nIisriAsvoua. They con-
tinua to groan aud complain that the Arbitration
plan has shruwn away Or weakened tlArEs'
challcesl Those newspapers have never ex-
plaiued how tho President of tho beuate. aettu4
in niaisenal eupaeisy, could disregard tns
, 1877-02-03

A ranplo Of tho economy aud retrcncl-
n,ent In public expenditures enforced by tho
Democratic branch Of Congress was forcibly
cited ycGtcnlay l,y- Judge KELLEY, Of Pcnu-
kylsania. in tho course of the debate OH tho
Legislative Appropriation bill. lie referred
especially TO the fac. that i'll Chicago lilo
GoSernmtn: ii paying s'o,oN per anuum
for otnco rent, wl.i!o the CuAsom-1iouse
building relnains at u staudssill for lack Of
appropriations 10 carry on Tho work, for
which - ,o00, ,0o0lsaa already been expended,
and, llo might havo aldod, nbout IT ,oio, ,l00
moro for the bite. 1n Philadelphia similar
policy obtains, tho building remaining uu-
finished upon which $1,000, ,000 has bee, ex.
pended. Judge KELLEY very justly chnrac-
tcrized thjs sort of economical legislation ~
blow Mt labor aud thu productive industries
Of tho country. And these samo refonnera
yesterday voted down n proposition to To-
duca their own salarics to - Zoo par ann,,,u.
, 1877-02-03

Tho Lower House ct tho Minnesota Iegis-
lature yesterday passed bill appropriasing
$500 each to tho two citizens Of that CON-
!, onwcalth who al1nrcl to brighter worlds
tile two defnnct members Of the YOUNGER
gnng. Opinion IN the Legislature also
fayors tho restoration Of hanging rs fixed
,,cualty for capital crime.
, 1877-02-03
THREE THOUSAND YEARS AGO,

n
-ocart,v oivcn 10 t,a vor1d n fac.slrnilo of n
r,ost rn,o,o md interesting docnmont. bcino
~ Tavntior u,orat;c ronvr,,a of t1,a ra;on ~
Jyr ~ .ho +went;ot,, f1vnoetv vho
aa.,.,n,,od ,,,o,. mn ,oor, l,otora f,,,r,s-r,s
.;no Th,s III, h;.,o-;c,1 ,,o,o ia otort I'M
faot n 1eno,] bv a,rteep md n balf inebca
.s,,, T. ,,oa,,t,t,,1,, .s,i,,o, 1,v fon- scr;ha.
~ h., th~oo L,ioh,lv ytorot,aa n
;,1r.,-o., ,,s tovt r. yoa foun,, ,,n7or tho
~ aaara ~, tan,,, An t,,e s;ts ~ tha no1oco ~
n..rsxs ~ an,, ~ t,a temnlea ~ A,rvo~ mn,
-sas -oe ,,,,r.,,,s.1 he tho r,;,,s,, Sfn.onn IN
1870 ~ .onor;7a ,,anv - ,ho ororts l., t,,o
~ ~ .,,.. s.ss.. ,,onn:,,, .,,o ,,,.vo1 ohoo1
49, 49, ,,,.,, 1..a .n1 ,rou ,,a,,,,at a,,,,,n,, -
,.;,, .h.t ,aau,a <o,a.n 1oreh,of or,1 .sn51 ho-
80. ,,,a.a.sa,aaa - 1ra1., ,rto ,,o.,,~,,, I.
nr;n,,no,,y -,. [,ayo,ad n tl,o u,,n1ecent dona.
t,ors r, n,w-s-s ~ ,ha 1omn,sa ~ tho
aa1. l., Thahas r,.r,,,,,, ona u.,,o,o.
f. III +braa ,root ron,,o,, =, Eayt,t
wi ,ta Iovss1, or1 roctloes srsn'
- l.. ,w,,;.,. ha aorona..o, 1,,,, .;,,sr
+ asa,a st.vas .,t.,. Inr.s ,,nar s,n1s1s Ill
e, es,,.,., s...nas :,.,os .s,, on,or. to.,l,o-.
s t;',ss an.r n,ha- n,;sna,1snaona @ h,io.n'tr.a
49,, a.,ta,,a -, .sh;ao,x,, nj .,-t,a y ,,.ot, l.,
49, sro,..,,;, -, ~, H. os1o,,,.t,1 h -n.to
.,'s .."".'l, - 49,, n.r,..oa. -. .,a,1a..,
.,u','ss s sn,,aao, ,ua a1,..,.,h,, 5"o.,,,,
.na'oee' ~ ~.e r.. .~... - "as.. aA,,..a
sSa | Wv" ;rs.,.a .,.aa, III, .sa ,x,sh ,ha. t,es.
1au ,..s.1l ~ '.a ~ D..,. .,s:,I.s.;a.s s.,',",.
peoa,'3 ,, y. 'sn x'..ass, ~ 1871. w.. ".. .aes
su. su1 IT,. aa ~ sona no,,orn n.vrsva .r,,,'
, 1877-02-03

lowor, at $5. .759G.6o for common to choice.
The cattle market Was tlu1l and unchanged,
with sales at $a.60@5.30. Sheep were quiet,
At 43.0o@325. Ono hundred dollars iu
gold would buy 3io5.25 in greonbncks at
3t,o c1oea
, 1877-02-03

In orr notice Of the new Business Atlas issued
by Aiessrt. RAyp, McNAL1v l. Co., in ycstcr.
days Tn1nuSr, the price was put dowu at sal
This was IN error, as tho Atlas Is sold for S1a
It is fully worth tho former price, however.
, 1877-02-03

GreenbacAs at the New York Gold Ex-
change yesterday closed Mt 05A.

Tho people Of western Mexico are said to
be entirely discouraged, and inclined to
gloomy belief that the hyara-leaded insur-
rections of their neutrality-suspicious.
cline can only DO arrested aud prevented by.
thu Intervention of foreign power
, 1877-02-03

Hupposinr tho MAnpox yarn to be truc, It
cannot be alleged Of t3oy. WELLe. of Louisiana,
TINT he ts 4 cheap man. Nothing lesa than
million would budgc Him.
, 1877-02-03

The MADDOX and PICKETT invention has al.
really tumblci to pieces. Many Of tho Demo-
crnts In Congress do not hesitate to pronounce
tho story u shallow fabrication on !tz face.
, 1877-02-03

P1cHErT Is in great distress Of mind on a.
count of the failure to fnisc the money to bug
tic Electoral vote OF Louisiana. lie SAYS he iu-
tended to distribute Ills wlincl Of the money
among the wur Widows Of tho South!
, 1877-02-03

Senator WEST, Of Louisiana, heard OF Map.
pox's proposal 1att fall, and denounced hin -
a scoundrct beneath notice at the time.
, 1877-02-03

VIII some one t1amo tho TiLpEN "refortncr'
who would resist the influence Of 1la1f mill
i0nl Tho Tfllcnttes assert that old WELLS out
his price at million. Less thnu une-tcnth Of
that sum bought the nomination Of tho St.
Louis Convention, and It only cost tho IRE
former" $4,000 to carry Indiana by colonlza-
ton nnl repeating. r.
, 1877-02-03

Io;nino to corntino the vota for President
an,, yice.prcs;,1ent Tn tho obaenco If INV
prch nctfon or rom1atioa Inv conorcss, It tns
I,een claimed ouiao ocnerativ bv Rennhlicans
t1,.t t,,a rovvnr n count tha vofea md f,e.
c,oro tho rcsu1t ID xoalaa In I'm prcaiaart
NJ N, scnote rhcra mn othara Win
cio,n, for tho President of tha gen.
ota tho exctrs;vo nowor to count lin
F1cc,ora, vosca. INT nt mn t;rno.
ur1or onv c,rru,nc,ancca ,,o n oxar hoen
claimed 1v anv LAWYER I'm. tbo prcsi1ent of
lin senata Ina INV othor than n ,n;nitt<r;af !
authority 10 omen tho certificates md couns !
,,,oeo ,yh;c, haar nnon thc;r foco tho or,hon.
,,acot;or reo,,;ref, hv 1aw. .,,ot If tho Erocn.
t;xo ~ tho gtota NJ ono baa c1o;moa ~
hin tha r,oht h, o1arc;aa ,,,,1ic;n, now.r NJ
mn ,,ns c1e;maf, for him TIN nowcr In oo l,o.
hind tba dn1v.authonticatetl certificate of I'm |
1,ovarnor md at a oa;;1a or to co,,nt another
~, eo carl;fa1 In ;,a n,aca ~ In ratect n,
ccr,;f,cataa from n s,oto nm tho gronnd NJ
,l1eoa,itv IN form or in tho c1cc,ion. What
thon voa the inex;tob,a resn]t IN casa tha
,ouut;ng ~ ,,o rota. bad i,oan ,,ayo,vot1 ,,non
~, prce;,,ant ~ the aonatc ui,hont onv ,,ra-
vim. 1;rcct3onu from conorasa , 1ro wartd
ara In h;u ,,oa.seutor .ort;3cotes ~ F1octoro1
,,otos .,,,o,, ~, n. F,o,tor. ~ ttj-+v -.,,,ht
sta,as Each ~ theac th,rtv.c,oht corttacstas
1,ou,1 hora 40 tta law roo,,,roo ,I,o oox.;o
cato i,v the Govarnor n, tho stato ~ thot ,1,a
,,orson. vo,;rg th.ro;n vora .ha T,oo,.
n-s ,1n1v nr,o;ntad In ,h,t g,at.
IL world hnyo In oa5;,;o, ,,hor ~.
, 1877-02-03
PERSONAL. !:

IVA Q FAAto*@a 'Afs 'aAbs A'i* 4ea"aAeSA AttA ~
q scoundrc1 beneath notice at the time.
----..-- -----..---
PERSONAL.
----
Tweed denies tho abatement. afst made In fhs
Cincinnati dGzttft, that he Ia negotiating to sur
rcndct large portion Of his plundcr and secure
n.a merry ZIG wants hlS iocft5' pat e'so ~ants
"ss p'unae'' Anueeu' "has u uoeft5 "Hhost
p'ou"er'
Mrs. L. D. Courtney. daughter Of the 1asa
Daniel 8. Dickinson, who has Hitherto appcarcd
before the pnb'c ~ writer Of newspaper sketches
and settal' has latcly published novel entitled
Paulinc's Trial" It II said to bo entertaining.
and We understand II to be dranatlzcd.
Df. schllemanns IT appears, hao a brle! reai.
denee In lnd1anapol" during The year 1900. barIn1
been called thcfn for tho Interesting puepose of
obsa'alng d'votce from his Russian wife: ite
nauc lew ac9aasntances, giving himself up almoit
c1clurvcly to hss studies, und leading tho life oil
recluac. .......
In hIs now lecture, Col. Robert 1ngeraoll cx'
prcsats ittte sympathy with the sentiment Of solo'
mon. .spafe inc Fod@ana spoil tue eni'd. ne haa
no !ath IN man VINO nao 90 Mnny "ses' ous. u
nc - aeaa now, co,. l"scfso'I uoes nos "ant 70
eaJ any.nlnS mote thsn ~ necessary aGa'ns1 n'h'
o"1 ~ eseF ~ "'ce' a'h': ee.ll'haco VIC 'ee'
'o!cs, saa'l g''e oltn piece OF my m'od.
Granger In tho 1naiana Legislature. not having
the ieae os tna aomoh OF usink oe!ote A's EYES,
lately introduced Into that body bi'l secuslngta
nll citizens OF tho State thc full rights and prrt'
lcEes to Eat, drink. and weafc what toever theJ
ehusc, prov1tttea 1t be convenient for them to do
30" II 1t Ia not convenient fos them to do as shs]
Ike 1oty must nave paea horn Win shs spirits OF
a1avcs.
Dr.. n. II. Russcll's defense agatnte the ch.ra
OF bribery by tho NawAb Sxaua Ia sufietutly Iuc
and satisfactory. II no cold dealer In facts as
tcnap.s to d1stuFbit 1Ie II. It appears. the ovne
Of weekly newspaper, and In that capacity ln4eFt
al statement Of tho Nnwnb'e ''caso" ut the rte
u'aF advertising rites, tho bill amounting to ECO
The lntlmatton ~, that tho claim received no cal
toFial lndorsemcnt.
II, Jules ycrno hsx been accuacd Of Hteraty
ntracv by II. Ranc do pons ns.Jcst. The latter Is.
s.rt. TINT uThc yova1s tn ths fentre Of tbt
F.rth !, nnb,t.hod In 1ai1a contains The aubat.uet
~ uor,. f,nm h,t non ttsurd eighteen muntht
cn,1,sr rta matter f,as a1ent over fourteen Yssn
hnt Il nozs rcytved In ronsrnnanco of the ref,, o
ycrno To xiyo uasses TO the theatre. III
, 1877-02-03

It will be seen that tho importatlons OF
foreign products into Great Britain hos sub-
sequently remained unchanged during the
four years. But tho decline In exports Inns
been very great The exports OF 1876 wore
$273, ,000, GOO less than they were In 1875,
preceded by deolino Of 5158, 600, 900 In
1917 and $4,000, 600 in 1874. The differ
encc between the yaluo Of the imports md
Of tho exports In 1876 VIVA the immense sum
Of 98C8, ,000, 900. II should bo remembered,
however, that the falling oG In values is due
not altogether to the falling OF In quantities.,
but to somo extent To tho decline in prices.
Thus England imported about the aama
weight Of raw cotton in 1876 as wna import
cd In 1876, but ut tho saving Of about $780,
600, 900 in cost, and exported alightly-ln~
creased quantity Of cotton goods ut SEQ, ,0o0.-
Coo loss value. While there was q falling
oil In values, there WAS also a decline in tho
quantities OF tho great bulk Of the ordinary
exports of Great Britatn.
In this country the general depression has
not Ind the game ot1sct as in Great Britain.
ports in the United States Tor the same
fiscal years, ending Juno 80, exhibits the
following contrast,
1Tars. Imports. IErports.
lR73......,.. 80. $8H4, ,B:s', 40 SG40, l32, ht3
is7S.. is7S:.:::.....:.::.. XIV, oSo, III Isl, Msi s0i
l87u............... 470. 977. b71 69J, 800, OH
The decline In prices has Of course n1a-
terially affected these values. But We have
reduced the quantities Of Our imports
aud have increased the quantities OF our cx-
ports. Tho margin OF difference bctwcon
exports and imports has been greatly en-
larged; but whilo the British exports have
fallen OF in comparison with tho imports,
our exports hayo increased In pro-
portion to tho imports. The exports OK
ceeded sho imports in 1874 by Slo9, 900, 900,
in 1875 by Sl1l, ,E0o. GOO; and In 1870 by
S1oo, COO, 900. During tho last six months Of
the calendar year 1876, not included In the
foregoing figures, tue decline in imports aud
increase in exports Ia oven In greater proper
tion. .~
During tho calendar year, Jan. l to Dec.
81, 1876, the statement Of imports aud ex.
ports In the United statea shows the follow.
ing figures;
Merchandise. .saa0 0ls, 700 ss:h S,s. 5+a
sd"i}s' s,o}s s'l nstsssnee s!ssl, 3,iiSao7 Il;
,Totals.... ........ s4o1. oe:, los sats, 95e. ~
Deduct Fta''''''''.t''ts'.'-''' ao1. u5s' LUZ
Exports oYef Imports. .......$1H5, a84, 14t
The excess OF British iauportations over 81
| poztations represents an increased consump
ton beyond the domestto product while tht
increase Of American exports over the I'm
| H. f-,n
, 1877-02-03

atcvtrkrrtA Theatre.
MsdJ.on STREET, between Dearborn and state. En-
eaRctnrnt Of Maggie Mitchell. "NlRuon." Attef'
mum uul evening.
, 1877-02-03

New Chlrnao Theatre.
@f1ark street, l,ctwcet t.akH ami lanioph. L. Com
inandeuf Ca1cnenyc. tic PreEitsitaitur. Aftesneos
AEl evening.
, 1877-02-03

Tho report Of our foreign commerce for
1876 makes strong exhibit In tho way Of
dobt.raying mud changing tho balance OF
trade from the debit to tho credit sido of tho
ledger. Hero nra some of tue figures:
, 1877-02-03

Hershey 3tustc-ffn1t.
Eos a. r., and FL Madison st1rct Cnntcst h5 Mimic.
E4trQ{T at y. III.
, 1877-02-03

,Itnvrriy's Thrntre.
1,anIotntt street. ictwcen Clark and f.*SaIle. Con
cert IN liz 1sctvrr FnnI1y aud Sol Smith 1slssell At
ternpun ntld evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-19
Passed Apru %. iG.l
rur soAap OF rRusrrzs OF COLD MIL

TIE soAaD OF TRUSTEES or COLD HILL
.nnu, ~ az q ,S,,. ;; dS. :. .., e
year, is hereby levied on each aid evan. dog krp
within ihs limits of The Town u Cod iiill.
ts n Any s.s.Ss SSs . y
the hiphsi . tag for each sub dog, for which ne
Or she shall psy The sum ef three dollars. and shall
sss' ss II .ssi ts Ihe duty q ID, Town csrt TO
proeurr, si the expense u the toNn, sbi dtlvefto
The ssid Msr.bai. q snnicisnt numh~t of suitable
ss. ...,Ss ~ J, s Il, n IL. sSa ai ssS
sitsr provLissii The Marshal shali make cut and
submit 10 the Board of Trustees ~ zach REGULAR
Scs % isss fsr each fDrtnirhi srdihs The saturday
prseedinr, sLevins The .Inoant pail on % Re rr,
So. I. II shall BE- the duty of the har'hal sni
OF every psliceinsn. To take Into custody. any dog
2, ss,: ss,a ~. ..srns ..s ,ss . hs.n prs.
and place slss Dag or dogs in the Town Pouni
aud shen 70 impoaDd'd thsy shall ,. hep! strIsly
s sy .e' p.s s G.ns sIi sns s .asSa e
time AID dog or dogs shall Be klllfd, and buried by
ihs ofrcer impoundins them. OF b. the 'ah
Sc s.. For each dog taken Into custody. the
arrestlpg ofncer shall bs entitled 10 fse of nity
cents. for lining snd burylns each I'M oubded
des The or.s, 9, ons, pnS,phn. ,hs nm ~ one
iaiped and paid. out VI ths. money derived nom
Inc ssir of dog tags BY the Marshal.
sE. &. Any psson wishing 70 ray The saii tag
on 4 d.r that has Leen impoundsd. shall pay TO
the Nafshal the sum Of nve dolsrs, heiore he
sbai b. euutied 70 Revive o tag and receipt. er
On aid dog has been paid for the tsar eommen-
ding a. provided IN section one VI this ordinance.
kar, !. Al ordinancrs amt parts of ordinances
IN eonncf viiL this ord,na.sr sI, sI,,,cnyb, n,yb, ~
Frsslisu, q the Bssid of IIusiss- Of The rosI
Iitrsi. vM. Iy. ..DOAkg,
clsrk NJ the Bcart.
On motion ordnance No. IS. a. rad. was, ,pas..d
TyrsIl, stephens and frr.tl.nt p.uehy.. Alsent
.Trusiee OsS. wM. nY. DOlNE..
Dated Gold mn. April %. isI1. m,s iwt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-19
rPvs,isA.a By authority u the Board Of Trustees
ef 0oh Hill
rp....d April -, AID. iG7.l
nm noARp on raUsTrrs on COLD HILL

THE BOARD OF ThUStknoS oosD "AA
s.ss,ss S1 S l, shah ,. unlawful fes THREE Q, more
psno,n undsr ihs assof twenty y.ary. 70 too
rreeats OF sssymtls. or ENGAGE IN sny sror oi ~
g nm. n .Sy ssSs rss o. hoSuSh are
Il shsll b ths duty Of ali policemen. when thsy
witness violsiIon d this sectlen. % fsqusA w
pefsons - o6snding 70 move on and disp<f.e, ane
% srrsi any enc Who refuses 10 comply with sneh
sfc.i ]. No p.r,sa shall engage upon = puli,e
ps'sons psssing of hsins upon sueh pubic highway
Within the town limits and whenever !he nss
psssass ef any street % siaewak shall D. esslus..
~ By crowd, sxeept on oocasion OF puble meet
inxa, the pefs6os eonposine such crowd shsli dls-
psrse or move on when directed ~ to do W ths
Chief o. Pogts % any pcl,esI.n: .,,.,,,,
sirubfrn. hoisy or dlsordefiy manner within the
iMls u The ,o~n. whereby the pesos OF goct oriss
o. tb: tsvn o. any nsisheorh""t shall BE- dis
Ssc.t. No person shall di.charss any gun, pistol
or oth~r hrsaIm. IN any street. allsl &c highway
% sr.d g.Iss ss s% q .ssspIsS y ID hSSs.s ] tsss,in. '
s.I. nepsrson shs ~ ~ % =, anys " snfessn % sny
rate Of spssd 10 sxcsed six miles per hour nef In
such mspnsr - 10 rndsngsr the pubic safs,y,
sIr &. No psrsen shall publicly eipo.e hi. o. hsr
psron " nsfs Indecent restur.s or uss any pt.tsns
sSsrsy he ssc.i order o. the town . violated OF
gfr T. II shail be unlawful fof any fulAe 70
elolLs herSsf In male attire. and TOT any male 70
eiothe hinself IN female attire. shi navel aDoot
the public streets o. appsar in any saloon of other
pubic ace 20 attire1i provided that this sstuon
shall mot apply TO act0fs or aetr.r.ss tii psnofhi
en- IN any theatre OF meiodeon. Wills such stof se
trrss or performer 10 actually sneaK.d w us or hsf
socaiioe within The walls of such thss'sr o. mf'o
frc. q. Any psnon violating any of.he provisions
of thls ordinance shall Be deemcl gully oi diso,
derry conduit, and upon conviction !hsiset shAi,
aolisn OF In,prisonsd IN The IoTn nn..;,sa y
Er period not encee.dins one suna,s, ,,',
nns and Imprisonment. a indfnent INA, lhs M
defendant pay . me. NAY ai.o diieet .hA. ~ ~
fauIt Of payment thereof tbe dsfen'ianf " lnpns
opsd IN the Town jail 81 the iatr Of one usy ,os
every two dollars ofsueh nns and the tos's " 'h'
snc.v. An ordinances and parts o. ordinances In
eeusIsi With this oransIf' 4 it' 'bnrTI S,tei f'.sa
President of the Board " Trustees
ofths Town VI 0old Hill.
Au..x WM. III. n0AfE.
Cierk fthe Board.
On motion, Ordinance No. VI. a. read. VA. pAsssd
by the following votri Ayes-Ifusto c.nes,
Tursl. stsrhsns, and President psuehy' Abssh'
wM. HY.. DOANE.,
Ciert of the Board.
n.tsd Aprti o. irf. my1iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-19
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDNANCE NO. 81.

AN ORDINANCE Ter ths Prsvssiiss
asa Pusishnsnt " certsis Cnessss
Asaisss lhs Peace nsd 0ss< Order Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-19
ENGINEERS MEETINGS.

OossrocK LODGE. NO. I. or THE
" Br.,hs,hoed g Sat, rsfy yn Ens m6Sns; p,,,,;
o. sseh month. at ODD Follows Hail. ooio
h"'' WILLIAM cANpLER, Chief.
0sossE J. PEzEns, y. a. \. jyissm
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-07
THE MOONS STORY.
From Hans Christian Andersen's ssPicture-
Book without q Picture"
Translated from the German by Prof VIM.
Eden.

From Hans Christian Andersen's "Picture-
| Book without Picture"
Translated from the German by Prof. VIM.
Eden.
Il knew an old maid" said the moon,
who went every winter dressed in a
yellow atlaspeltz, which was always
new, for it was her only fashion. Ev-
cry summer she wore the same straw
hat, and, | believe, the same blue-gray
frOck. She never went except to an old
friends. just across the street, but in
the last year she did that no more, for
her old friend was dead. Forlorn, my
old maid worked by the window, where
the whole summer through stood beau
tiful flowers, and in winter fine cresses
in hat felt.f Last month she sat no
more by the window; but / knew that
she was still alive, for | had not seen
her make the great journey of which
she and her friend so often talked.
Yes, said she, when once am dead, /
shall make much greater journey than
l have made in my whole life, Our
family burying ground is six miles from
here; thither shall be borne, and there
shall l sleep by the rest of my kindred" 3"
Last night wagon stopped by the
house and they brought coffin out;
then knew that the old maid was dead.
They put straw upon the coffin and bore
it away. There slept the quiet old
maid who had not been out Of the house
in the last year; and the wagon rolled
out of town as fast as though it were a
pleasure drive. Upon the country road
it went still faster, and the driver stole
an occasional glance backward. I think
he feared that he should see the old at
laspeltz sitting upon the coffin. There
fore he whipped the horses so unreason-
ably and held them in so hard that they
foamed at the bits. They were young
and fiery. A hare jumped over the
road and they ran away.
''The old maid, who, year in and year
out, had lived at home, SO lonely, in the
same little circle, now that she was
dead, drove swiftly over stock and stone
along the country road. The coffin,
which was wrapped in straw mating,
bounced out and lay upon the street,
while the horses, the driver and the
wagon sped away in the wild fight.
''The larks flew, singing, from the
fields around, twittered their morning
song over the coffin, sat upon it and
pecked the mating with their bills
Then they flew away again, and | with
drew behind the red clouds of the morn
ing"
"A satin cloak lined with fur.
+Probably to protect the plants from the
cold