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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-06

G1O0 OAO ALI PRIZES AND NO
QISH, gao BLANKS. Greatest single
number PRIZE DRAWING that syer took
place in the United States by authority of
an act Of the Legislatsre. the next ali prize
drawing will take place in public at Chey-
enne, Wy, positively Marco 18th. and TO DO
month. S7S2,24s TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
Zach and every ticket will be entitled to a
prize. Tickets 20 each, OF a package item
ucketO for SO. and the balance to be de-
Quoted only from the prizes drawn. Informs
lion furnished. Orders filed. Also gents for
he Royal Havana Lottery and all legaliz d
lotteries throughout the world. Orders 30
liciied. Apply 10 or address EMORY Il CO.,
Brokers, 81 Park Row. d6w-5-31
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-06
LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

Before o. d. Crockett, Justice Of the Peace
for She by county, Tenn j. 7. Petit d Co.
VS.. James Gordon
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT = HAy-
] ing been sued out under section 1855 OF the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned levied upon
tho property Of tho defendant by garnish-
ment, and affidavit having been made thai
defendant is indebted 20 the PLAINTIFF 10
tho tum of $3.50 IS, due by note. and that
tho claim Is just, and that defendant Is a
Nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee; II is
therefore ordered that the said defendant
mako his personal appearance helore me on
tho 3D. day of April, 1877, at 10 O'Clock
am. AZ NY Office, No. 25 Main street, In toe
city Of Memphis, Tenn., and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed
by law or the same win b proceeded with eK-
parts; and that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week for four consecutive weeks
IN the Memphis Public Ledger,
This 9th day Of March, 1871.
5-il-i7g23 GEO. ID. CROCKETT, j. P.
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voice sounded 80 familiar,

"rhon, oh, I can hardly toll,
saw Jesus all robed in white, q daz
zling crown upon his head. He sat
on such beautiful high scat that
was on raised platform. All seem
cd Of gold, and there wero beautiful
trees, Aowors, streams and fountains
Of clear witer around tho throne
and everywhere. Angels were flying
around, bright crowns upon their
hoads, and golden harps in their
hands, and playing tho sweetest mu-
sic that ever heard | felt 80 sor-
ry at first when grandpa told mo |
should go back, and take tho place
of my dear mother, and she sh ould
come. When I first soomed to get
to this beautiful place tho sweet
word Welcome Welcome ! echoed
all around. l saw 30 many things
that words fail to toll them now.
Tho angels said they would cure
mo. that should take no medicine +,
and know should get well.'
Since these notes were first taken
down, Nellie has improved rapidly,
has walked aud been out. doors, and
seems in fair way to get we'll.
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SALT FOR Cows A correspondent
in the Country Gentleman says that
his experience in the milk business
is decidedly in favor of free use of
salt for cows giving milk both sums
mer and winter. One winter he fed
hay that had been salted when it
was put In, and fed no salt in addi.
ton as it was unnecessary. After
that hay was gone he fed hay that
was not salted. The milk decreased
in quantity day after day for a cou-
pie Of weeks, causing him to wonder
what was the matter, when suddenly
he remembered that the cows were
having no salt. He then commence
ed to feed salt regularly. and in a
few days the flow Of milk was up
to its usual quantity. Farmers
should not neglect to give their ani>
mails salt II improves their appear
ance, gives relish to their food,
keeping up q hearty appetite, i'm
pro YES the quantity Of milk +; hence,
butter Of better quality and flavor.
Fattening animals need salt, and in
feeding it should not be neglected.
Salt helps digestion, keeps the AMI.
mails in healthy condition, and ena'
bles them, by making the food more
palatable and nutricious, to lay on
flesh faster and more solid
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

THE USE OF FoRKs.--Forks are
rarieties even now in many parts Of
Spain aud in taverns in many
countries, particularly in France,
knives arc not placed on the table,
because 1t is expected that each
person has one of his own, q GUS
tom which the French seems ~ have
retained from the OH Gauls. But
AZ no person will any longer eat
without forks, landlords are oblig-
cd to furnish these, together with
platos and spoons--Forks are not
AN ancient institution About tho
first royal parsonage in England
who il known to have had fork
was Queen Elizabeth , but although
several were presented 10 her, it re-
mains very doubtful whether sho
used thom on ordinary occasions
Forks came 30 slowly into use in
England that they were employed
only by tho higher classes at the
middle Of the seventeen century !
aud as lato as the eighteenth oon-
tury table forks and We may add
knives kept on 30 small q
scale by country linus in Scotland
land perhaps In somo parts Of Eng
land) that II was customary for
gentlemen in travelling 10 carry
with thom u portable knifo and
fork Ia u shasrcon case.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26
Commerce OF the World.

France exports wines, brandics
silks, fancy articles, furniture, jewel
ry, clocks, watches, paper pcriumcry
and fancy goods generally.
Italy exports corn, oil, fax, flour,
wines, essences, dyestuifs, drugs, fine
marble, soap, paintings, engravings.
molasses aud salt.
Prussia exports linen, woolens
zinc, articles Of iron, copper aud
brass, indigo, wax, hams, musical in
s,runcnts, tobacco, wines aud porce-
lain.
Germany exports wool, wooden
gools, linens, rags, corn, timber, iron,
lead, tin, flax, homp, wines, wax,
tallow and cattle.
Austria exports minerals, raw Gud
manufactured silk thread. glass, wax,
tar, nutgall, wine, honey und mathc-
maticAl instruments.
England exports cottons, woolons
glass, hardware, earthen ware, cut
llery, iron, metallic wares, salt, coal,
watches, tin, silks and linens.
Russia exports tallow, fax, hemp
-four, iron, llnsced, lard, hides, wax
duck, cordagc, bris,l,s, fur and potash
Spain exports wines, brandies, iron
fresh and dricd fruits, quicksilver,
sulphur, salt, cork, saffron, anchovies
silk aud wooicns.
China exports tea, rhubarb, mus h
ginger, borax, zinc, silks, oa,'ia. iilli
gree work, ivory ware, laquered ware
aud porcelain.
Turkey exports opium, silks, drugs
gums, dried fruits, tobacco, wines,
camel-' hair, carpets shawIs, camlets
and morocco.
Hinlo stan exports gold and silver
cochineal, indigo, sarsaparilla, vanil.
Ia, jalap, iustic, Campeachy wood, pi.
men,o, drugs and dye-stuiI-.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, su-
gar, rice, hides, dried meats, taIlow
gold, diamonds and other stones
gums, mahogany and Indiarubber.
The West Indies export sugar, mo.
lasses, rum, tobacco, cigars, mahoga'
ny, dyewood, coffee, pimento, fresh
fruits and preserves, wax, ginGe'
aud other spices.
East India exports cloves, nut.
megs, mace, pepper rice, indigo, gold
dust, camphor, bcnzine, sulphur, ivo-
ry, rat,ans, sandal wood, zinc aud
nuts.
The United States exports pripci
pally agricultural produce, tobacco
cotton, -four, provisions OF all. kinds,
lumber. turpontiue, agricultural i'm
plements, sewing machines, cotton
goods. cutlery, builders hardware
furuiture, locomotives. munitions ol
war. gold. silver. quicksilver. etc.
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drawn sabre. and tho chief has q scar
on the shoulder to show that he was
struck by the blade. Next day, when
a full band of Indians marched into
the valley to solve the mystery and
secure revenge they saw no living
thing. The bodies OF their dead
warriors were cut and hacked and
gashed. Five Of the poor cavalry
men whose brains had boon b ,aton
cut and limbs dismembered had been
avenged.
Before the crown of a single grave
had sunk down, Crazy Horse started
to cross tho valley at midnight with
his lodges. The shadow confronted
his band and mocked them, aud as
the red men hurried along in the
darkness, wildly recalling the mad
charge of the cavalry aud tho fierce
desperation Of She surprised villa.
gers, the strange shadow skulked
along with the column aud fired shot
after shot into tho band. They fred
at it, and pushed out to capture it,
but the shadow disappearedIas shad
ows do. Two squaws, child or two,
an old man and two warriors fell by
the bullets which the shadow fred.
From that timo the red man avoid
ed tho valley as the white man avoids
the pest houses. They would not
cross it or skirt it, even at high
noon, when tho gu nshine beat down
upon the graves and on the waters
OF the historic creek.
III this shadow was a shadow
mist, nothing-it could not beat
paths, nor laugh and jeer. nor cut
throats and fire rifles and yet, il
it is not shadow, how does it live
Is it some crazy hunter, whose be
logged mind drunk in tho story OF
the awful massacre and conceived
this wild plan of vengeance Per-
baps one of the little band Of caval'
rymen escaped death in IN o
strange way and recovered his
strength as he wondered among
rocks and valleys aud hills--recov-
ering strength Of limb but not of
reason. Believing himself called
upon to avenge his comrades, he
turks in the valley, like the wild
beasts around him and missing no
chance to strike blow
II is not q month since two army
scouts crossed the lonely haunt, aud
halted long enough to see that the
graves hal not been disturbed.
they saw tho path of the sentinel
leading from grave to grave. They
saw the skeletons of tho red men
slain by the shadow. They were
leaving tho valley when their ears
were created by a mockiug laugh,
and from a bank of rank grass and
Try weeds quarter Of u mile away,
they saw the shadow beckoning
them to come forward. The shadow
seemed tc bea mln--a gaunt, long
haieel human being, dressed in rags
which had once been an army uni
form. 1t held mp in the air and
shook NJ them II carbine and sa.
bre, AMI when they & illoped away, it
sent loaden bullet whistling past
their heads, N Y, SmD.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

HARpENiSa STEEL. the hard
ness deponds on the quicsness with
which it is cooled there are better
materials than water, which, besides,
gives an unequal temper, the steam
bubbles developed interrupting con.
tact. Another thing, water is o bad
conductor Of heat, and it the bub-
bling and heat did not put it 10 mo-
ton it would be unfit for hardening
Water with plenty of ice in 1t gives
a harder temper small tools may
DO stuck into piece Of ice, as jewels
lers aud watchmakers insert them in
piece Of sealing wax. Oil Is also
used by them as being better than
water, as il does not evaporate SO
easily, The Damascus steel blades
arc Tempered iu strong currapt Of
cold air passing through a parrow
slit. This gives much more uO,-
form and equal Temperament than
water. But the most effective liquid
is tho only liquid mols.--mtreury.
This being q good conductor Of heat
i'm fact the very best liquid con-
ductor aud the oay cold one-aP-
pears to DO the best liquid for har-
deniug steel cutting tools. The best
steel. whsn forged into shape and
hardened into mercury will cut al.
most anything. We have seen arts
clos made from ordinary steel,
which have been hardened aud tsm-
psred to q deep straw color, turned
with comparative ease with cutting
tools from good tool steel hardsued
in mercary, Beware Of inhalins tho
yapor W bile hardening.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26
SAFE AND SURE.

Mn. X. II. STEvrrs
In 1872 Your VcRetinc was recommended "a
me, and yielding u the pertuasions OF q friend,
consented to try ~. AT tho time, ! was sudcr 2
log from general debility and nervous prostra
tions, puperinduced by Oyerwork and Irregular
habits. Its wonderful strengthening and cura.
tive properties seemed TO effect my debiiitated
system from tho nrst dose, and under It's presis.
usual health aud good feeling. Since then
have not hcsitstod u giyo vegctine my most un.
powerf al agent IN promoting health and rostor'
Ing the wasted system TO new life and energy
Vrsotino IL the only medicine use, and As long
IS live never expect 70 md a better.
Yours truly, W. II. CLARK,
100 Monts-ev gtreet AIiegheny. PA.
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Caution.
4 IL persons srs hereby cautioned
"A AgAinsi negotiating tsSe sxs slSssj
By as IN The ?iA ~ MArN, 1871, -
never received aAy value fss the saas ani
vill nv, pay q waleas sempsllsi 70 ~ o
BY . due rsssess u isw.
4sAa W., HAssh u, ls1.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

Large quantities Of dead fish arc
found Aoa,;ag on tho water and ly-
ing ON tho banks Of the streams in
Reusselare and Washington eoun-
ties. N. Y. Itrs supposed that the
iish have been poisoned by Paris
groom, which tho farmers in tha,
section have been using in thers
fields for the destruction Of the po
tattoo bug.
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SHE RESTS WELL.
VEGETINE.

Thousands will bear testimony (and 10 II vol.
untariy) that Ncgr,ino Ia tho best mcdicsl com.
pound yot placed before the public for removal
Ing aud purifying the blood, eradicsting all hu.
mors, impurities or poisonous secrctions from
the system debt litated by disease In fact, n IL
AZ many havo called II. "Tho Great Hoalth Re.
storor,i
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-07-26

An Iishman fMm tho far West
writos that pork Ia 30 plenty out
thore that evory third nau you moot
In u hogl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
u,as BOARD or rKUsrKRs or ooI.D

TaE BOARD or rKUsTERs or GOLD
! Hin do ordain:
secrIos I. 1hs President aud cloik Of the
Board OF Trustees Of the Town OF uold iiiii
are hsreby authorized and required TO issue
20. Bond OF ihs Town of yolt iiIIl 10 ne sum
= yogrsen rhoassnd pcll'r'. United s'''ss
sss. .. Tue ssid DO d shsli Be in sueh form
% The Prvsident and Chfk of said Board nay
prsscr,iS. snd shall be O. the effect that the
Fsvn OF 8oli Ilnlis bound and hoIdsa aud
vim psy 70 th. holder Of SAD bsnd the ssn q
tonling Into the Treasury " ssid T.vn IRON
taEss, w.th inirrs.t O. tr.on q the rate OF enc
per cat por month. IN ULitsd States Gold
rJin. intsrcst payable qusr,eu;
rEr Tbs nonsy fecslyrd IRON the saie ot
ss.d bond shall be placed in the continefpt
usd 10 deiray the ,lpensss Of the said Town,
spd shall b. drawn ffv,n tbs Treasury u said
Towu ohiy upon warrants duly signed " tbs
prslhsnt and Clerk Of the said Hoard u Tfu.'
tsss. daily authorized thereto bJ the said bceti:
sEf. 4. Tbs TREASURER of the Tovn of Gold
iiiii shdi psy said feod 20 tue holder 'h'ffo'
upon pFsseniaiion aceol ding 10 lsw.
sEc. o. Ordinance NJ. ~, providing for the
issnsncs u csrtsin i'ondl paced april =. 1871
IL hereby rct<Alsd and all Bonds issued there.
und+r $50 rrety ordered eaneel.d.
rEc. Q. This ordinance TO tshs eject and be
" week. ,i,s. pnsiae.sSa .lS s IN IL. oo.& mi sISs.
q g. sTEvENsOy.
President u the Besri ~ ym,ee'
u The Tovg q Gold lliii.
Atir.t. W. u. HYDE.
Clsrk Of the BoAss,
Ats ,peci,i meeting Of the Town Trustee:
bslI Juns ss, 1871, Tovn OrdlInnee 20. W
wss prssss tsd for adoption. sith the Iollowins
repuit: Ayss-Trus<es ,os, Mercer. ceRsisna.
ma Pr1idsut sisvep,os. Abssnt-Tus' s'rs
wooiey. o. ns no.,l
Gold mn. June s,. 1871. le7siw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
,,,r mann oy TnrsTrrs or GOLD hill

THE BOARD or TRUSTEES or GOLD HILL
srcI,es i. 4, shah b. unlawful for three or mere
persons under the age of twenty one yeafs. 70 Sn
sreiss' or make or enissvor TO make any neise q
disturbance IN any public street of th"tv"s" e'''
court OF alley, ia this town, ,,.x
II shall be the duty o. sn pones n,a, ,sassi m,
persons ~ offending 10 move on and lepr,e. as ~
10 arrest any one Who refuses TO comply WIN soeh
request. man urh,,c
highway In conduct having tendency " .nnos
persons passing OF bslng upon such pebble n,snrN @
mhis ne town s,,. . nr swas @ shall Be- eSs,rusi.
ed by crowd, except on occasion Of PUBLIC msri ~.
ings, IN. persons composing such crowd snan ~ w,
lsr,. og move on When 'sn a.s.uea ~ ''"' W '''
srr 4 No person shall conduct hlnselfln
dnluken noisy or disorierly manner Within ,ne
nils Of the towu. Whereby ,he ., m y. ~
" tbs town any nenh'A'"'' '"A" '"
srr. I. No person shall discharge any gun, ptstof
OF other nrsAr. IL any s,e,, ~ asy I,h,r NJ anc h"n.
,lrsd yaris of occuplei houses therein.
Sac. S. NopSr~pn shall riic ~ drive ihf.usn ~.
street 90 highway within the limits OF the town AZ
rate OF speed 10 exceed six miles pe, hour, not W
such a manner as 10 enianser the publle ssirV
stc g. No pct-on shall publicly expose ~. os ns'
peson OF make inlecent any p,i,
Whereby the go--i nrdet of the tow"s N'"'A'"" VT
public d-c-ncy outraged.
ssc. :. II shall b. unlawful for any lrn,ar 70
,lahe herself IN male atiirr. shi TOT any male io
rlothe himself In feInae attire. and UaSel auSut
The puhic sir.sis appear IN any saloon "f o,net
pulilc Mace -. stfIrel, provided that this ~ttioh
shall NOT spply 10 act.rs actresses AMI lr.foih
,r- IN ay isaire os Ilelotson. while such artof h.
irrss or perf,rmsr Is actually engasr in Ills ~ htf
vocation within the walls of such ihra'ef W h''"'
deon. .,..,t.,.,.
So. Any Isr.en violating ". provision. ,,
al this ordinance shall b. dr-inr.i guliN oi wv
derry c"biuct. AMI upon conNlciioh .hsiso,. rns y,
ls nne,l ln any sum not exceeding Two huh','u
doiiars or imprison-i in The Town l, ,al,
iOr a period nat sNcce'siinc on. h""in,'
,lays or may b. punlshNi by n"in m,h
une ani Imprisonment. Judgment IhM ,nr
dcfrsnlant pay a nnv. nav ai., dirr,t ,ha, w ~
full " 10, nisni ihrIro( u. islsni.ht ~ lnlpns
One,l IN the Town Jali at the tate m one uaN iuI
every two ,llisis Of such nne aini tue e"s' W 'ns
artiOn. Il, ,,..,... a,
eopli,t with hi. ordinance are h.fsby r.p~airi.
H. ~ pAtCIN,
President ofthe Board II Trustees
The Town of Gohi lllll.
Att..t WM. iI1. nOANs.,
tlrtk ~ the lioani.
,a la.t,au. .,Irinanse ha. VI. as T.ai. was ra.s.i
nv ILr f,i,,wIta note, Avss-frusiee- Csrtck.
T,trcIl. Stephens. ani rr-.llebt panehy. A''-e"'
"'''s' 'sH' WI. ny. DOANE..
Clerk II The B"lrd.
n.,.t .,,,ii M i.-T myJiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
ORDINANCE NO. 90.
lf sunshed by authority Of the pcsrd Of Trus-
t,ss cf the Town Of uold Hin.l
ANvORDiKANCR 10 Provide for the Pre-
testisn aAA Cenirsi Of thr Gs'd iii
Water Works.
Ipasco May !. isI7.l
r,us BOARD or rRi sTEEs or COLI
i HllI do oniain:


rr.us hoard OF rBi sTKEs oF GOLD
i nal DO orialn:
ssa,,s.s /. IL lhali Ii the dat, - the Town MAI.
.hal 10 taie ai have ,hs e.nti"i iid a,.
s,,, heieu.is 4, Iha sier wofks sf the J"wn VI
G.d IIlli. ssbeei The o,dtf. snd o'
the Boani a Tnllees. and 10 tie pfc,i'lenl " sse
lion two al mi. OfflpAi.sr.
srr. = Tbs lh.f Enginesrcr Assistant kneinsssn :,
of the iim psisartnent ~ thr J9wn " uo.a W
sshsll hsYr ,isr aItppi and u.s ssfips wsss. ~ -
lstrrns. p'sss ss nrran.s T., G 80. assr
i.,--s bat sl.ai s,ot nee -shi wafer I"f ~ .ss.
ihsn ire M n, sses and nece..niy Ie.lu'rri Ioi
ihe nae of Inc ,,sl snes unlsf hls ~ thtlf cnar'
Sac 4 Aby Isx..l who shall W. aht WIS nhtI'
q NJ with the Town sfsliai. 90 any pef.on ~ psl
ssns IA his eniylny,ln the ,lseharss =! MS uuy ~
ssluIrei BY this Urdfi;lIse. or ~hp sha. IN sD
isfsrirrr with or apply u any us- xhatesef. ,ns
All cislsrns Ies-scrs pits ,drsnts or any othef
fking belonging W said wsia s.fLs of sA: u n,, ~
aay of the water therein. suey ~ ~ " ,n
<tnlinance. shall, upon consisi>n &ereoi. Ds nneu
IL any ,unI not ~. than twrnt. dSiars NOT nioi.
than thre- hunirsi dollars and oests AMI in asiAn
~ payment thsreof. may be s-imprts.ss'n ,ns y,
jan al the rate % aus day for ever ise ''''Af' q"
ssc. T. All ORDINANCES and parts efOrelnfgces IN
rsnfil,i with this Orilnsnee are herebr rpeaaa.
no. DAUCllf.
.ras,.is., q tho Bs.si q u, e ,r ,Trss'"'
risrt of the Board.
o. motion. Oniinaner No. ~, a. Rad. We. pa.sci
snd Stephens. Nh, Nv. uANnS, uDANnS
psi~i Iola liiii, May I. ts... mys i~o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
ORDINANCE MO. 94.
rruLu,hed by authority II the Il,ari Of Trustees o.
Gold iiili.
AN ORDINANCE 10 Prohibli the tunnins
al I.,rge af Hos. Goats aud Cows
Within the Corporate Limits OF the
Town OF t;old litli.
Passed Aprs 81. ls'l
lilG HOARD OF TRUSTEE. or GOLD nILL

u,lIG HOARD OF TRUSTEE. Of GOLD IIILL
sS'f,os i. The Town Marshal AMI all Palice-
u,~-, unsirT s.tirestisn shall arrest ani take lnia
sn.l..iv ali h.ss. goat. ani cows f,unl runnins Al
large within the corporate limit. of The Tywn of
loi Ill., anil combine them la some seizure place To
So. :. Al such animals trespasslng upon the
The town limits may ec taken ~ ~ .y l.,.sn AMI
pulleen,aH who shah holi the same subject 10 the
lees anil charges hereinafter prescIilesi.
sac, J. The Marshal illkeep true sni faithful
takenor brought inio his c,i"iy, ani The date aii
manner u their dlsposaii AMI he shall slso keep
son.plsn.. ,.ls s,, ~ rns hs s vi, Snms. are
cured. as provided In section of thi. Oninancr
iii of all such animal. therein deisinei.
sIr. Z. Az such animal, ,sh,n li''v .n,1g mn'
el within t,e days theraiirr shs l~ afverfl--i in
| a newspaper pnbllshri IN the iosn. iw iwu ia,s.
aud Ansr such Advertisement me Mat.hal ,nn ~.
or destroy " ianni worthless all iuSh animals not
src' \. The Marshal sh,ii rr,ylie NECESSARY sub.
sl.tence r all such animals Willis In his custiN-
Tie owner of any animal taken mp and tspi IN Gus
toly by 10. Marshal may, nj any time before the
.sls OF other disposiion i,cpof. resiern the same
by psyiug 10 the Marshal his proper fr- ani charge.
~, ts.ling, together With the cost of aivertl.ns.
a herein pruyhi.l. II not -, t'-ieenrd. the MAR
sbal may ssll and iisl"se u saeh animal ~ animals
asr siseriss'nsn,, s,i " 80, ., ,he Ss ss,1s," %
retain the fees ani charges berrin authorized. ahl
| lie balance Remaining in hls bsnds he shall pay
info the Town Treasury, ot the uss of the owner ~
o~n.rs oi ali animal ~ animals " claimed within
| thrr nonthsg Provided. The b"arl "f Trustee.
/ NAV In their dscrttion. on The recommendation 81
The Mar.hai rsmt any or all the ICES ani charge
/ Authorization Ie roh etei under this Ordinance.
80. q The charges upon suei, animals, arrested
as afor SALT shah he ~ foiows' for each hog, Yoa
on cow nfy esnis per day Tor keeping ani fe.siinf
ami one dollar Inny cents ior an'>,ing ani con
| nnlng the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
ORDINANCE NO. 90.
.rnb,lshei by authority Of the Ilcari Of Tus
- tees Of a VI IIlil.l
An ORDINANCE Prsvidiss Tor the Cea'
,,rsr,iss asd Maiaisnanre o. s'ae'
w.iks, strsets nna Alleys.
lpss.ed A,rii 80. isT.l

,,u,r mn, mn oP TRUSTEES Or GOLD HILL
II da oniAiui an. ,,,v of ali prop~rty.
soT,os l. IL .i,ail :. nhe ~ aa naa,. ~ s lI'prs u
~ 1,..,, ~ sou.ir,,et and maintain .idessm eI
n",,srm With. asi when such Sidewalk snsn ,s ~
NV NV ~ ,,,as. m an two feet high the tAnls
sh.i r.. suarii by substantial falling IN Ivns ,s !"
M. her or their property. aud al his, hsi er a
avn cost anil expense. whrnrseI ~ hsrsinsfter
provided, ., tos,~.,or shnll deem
the construction 80 reysl, ., any ~. ssn,e 10 the
H"ari II Trustees, si,i speeip ~ snsh npp ~. "
nlar. where and the manner IN wnsa ,, ~ ~ 80, ~
,.,,., sa,stber with m esfimaie of the pfoeAuls
se.t ei ibe same Upon the receipt ol snea vvS.'
the Hoard sha1 approve " dsappuVsse nan ~ osss
r,,aiution 10 thai sueei, and direct the rtrss ~
spsetor 70 require such consiruef'n Of Fsps " "