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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-13
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. sI.,
AN ORDINANCE fer the Prsvsuiiss
asd Panishasst or Certain Oassss,
AsaIass the Peace and 0ss< Order sf
tbs Tswn.
Published BY authority Of the Board Of Trustee.
OF uoh Hil.
tpss.ei April n. A. .. is'T.l
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.
tr...ei April y. A. D. .im.l

THE BOARD or rRusrEEsoH GOLD HILL
ssrT,os !. ID shali be unlawful for three or more
persons under the aseof twenty rome years. " CON
rrveats or sss~mble. of ensags iu any spnft or ex
.!ese % male or sDdss'of 20 nats any nsl.s ~
IL shan Be- he duty of ali poleemen. when they
witness violation VI this seetion. 70 request the
% offending % move I so%es s%a s1s .asS aS
ssc. l. No ps-on shall engage upon . public
perscns passing OF being upon such publle highway
within The town limits and Shsnsysr ". 1T IT.
passags OF any street o. siewAh shall b. obstruct.
Sss ,hs p~rsc,. eorln,pS.ins sueh crowd shall dis
prrSe on move on when directed % 10 do BY the
Chief Of Police OF any policeman. -,,,
srS S1 ps,'1sn sns,,y sna sIn manner Within Within he
limits Of the town. whereby the peaie Q, E9'a orgsl
o. the town OF auy neishborho"d shall be dis
49,. No per.on shall dIsshsrge any gun, pistol
or other nfesrn. IN any street. alley or highway
within the llmIts ~ the town. not wihlh ohe nun
rsd y:rds o. ossp hosss % ~ assrs, ,xs ,br,uab any
street OF highway within the llmiis of the town o.
rate oi speed 10 exceed sx miles per hour, Dot ~
sush manner e % sndsnis, ne peSnch ~ Is :.
person OF make Indecent srsture se any prcfsne
lswd or iBdecent language. within the town iimiis.
Whereby the good orasr "f 'hs Town i" '"A''a ="
sm. I. II shall be- unlawful for any female 70
eioihe herself In male attire. and for any male TO
e.othe himself IN female attire. and travel About
the public srrets or apITar In any saloon OF otner
public pace ~ attred provided that this ssstion
shall not apply 20 actors or actrrsses and pefi0r
srs in any Theatre or melodeon. while such Actor ae
iress or performer Is actually engaged In his or hrr
vocation within the walls of such theaief OF ineio
dssn.
of this ordinance shall be deeinei guilty of disoI
dery conduct, and upsn conviction thereof. shall
isr nne,i In any sum not exceeiing two hnndieJ
dollars or Imprisoned In the Town yh!
fvr q period not sxc,rsiing one hunifr.i
days, or may be punished by both snsil
flne aud Impnsonmenf. A Judgment that the
defendant pay Q nne. may also direct that IN de-
fault VI payment thereof the defendant b. iinpns
oned Ia the Town Jail al the rate of one day ior
every two dollars Of such ins aud The costs OF thr
ssr. y. All ordinances aud parts u ordinances In
confiict with this ordinance are hereby !speaied.
II. u. DAUCilf,
President ofthe Board " Trustees
NJ the Town OF Goli il.
Attest WM Il. nOANE,
Clerk Of ihe board.
On motiou urilsancr No, VI. a. rad. wa. passed
b. the fDliowIng VOTE Ayes-Trnstses Carick,
Tyrfrli. stephens. AMI Pressient Dauchy. Absent
WA. IiY. DOASE.
Clerk oftl,e Board.
Dated April u. leT. my3lw
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lr...ri Arnl D. Is..l
BOARD oy TRUSTEES OF COLD mLL

THE HnAhU w TNtsTbtS w GoLD NiLi'
snrios !. An animal tax of three dollar. Ia l..
due AID psyab,. on the nf., dsy ~ May "f .ash
within the limits of the Town of Goii IIlll.
srr. J. Any psrsan keeping any dos or DOG. With
In the limits " sail town shal lroctfr yesriy frn
the Marshal q tAg lor zach such dug, fof which he
of ,hs shall pay The sum Of thrre doArs. aud shall
be entitled Ia . rr,ript therefor.
sEr. l. II si,ail be The duty u the Town Cisrk 10
he s.S M.r.s ri l saies%, @ mum Ss"esr % u ."i,ssIs
tags taking his rrcslpt therefor. Said tays shall b-
dlsposri of by the Marshal in the mannsr herein.
after provided The Marshal shall make ont ami
submit 90 the Board of Trustee. at each regular
meeting statement of hts feespts from sale ~
DOG TAGS for each fornisht er,lIhg the saturday
isin..i iy him for fs., as herrinssr proyiiei, and
the amount paid Into the Town Trasury
srr. Z. ID shall te the duty of the Marshal sDi
of every ps,ceInan. To take Into custody. any doc
or dog. within the limits of aid town Ioi pie.
viiesi With and wearing tags. S hsnin provided.
and place such dog % dogs In TIE Town Pouli /.
lor forty eiEht hours. II hot claimed sbi ~. tax
hereby levied paid b~fore the expiration ot such
time. sali dog or dcs, shAil be kiilei and bnn~ ?,
snr. 5. For each dog ist,h into custody. the
srr.ilns ofisss shall y snll!lei 10 fse of niiy
dog. the oficrr OF officers perfornns that service
shall b. ,ntitlei 10 snd receive the sum ~ one
dollar, Tte fee. herein provided ior shall b. ~
the sale of dog tags BY the Marshal.
sEr. q. Any person Wishing 10 pay the sAil tax
on dog that has been imy.oun.ie,i. shall pay io
the Marshal the sum Of nve dollar; before he
shall be entitled 10 receive Q ias and r~cslpi. &C
he shall produce receipt showing that The tax
on ALI dog has been p.ii for the ytar eornmen-
cling provided In section one of this ordinance.
kkr. Z. An ordinances and parts of ordinances
IN so,f'e' With this 0ri,qsn,s nsr,,svbJ AT s,ssvbJ re-
President Of the posri u iTna.is.. u the Town
u 0oli Iiili.
Attest, wM. ItY. DOANH,
Clerk VI the board.
On motion orlinsnce No. IL, as rad. was passed.
Tyrreii, Stephens and President Dauehy, Ah-sht
trustee OEg. wM. lif. BOANE.
Dated Coil nm. April %. i,.I. msIiwI
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TAKE NOTICE.

yUyo ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
II All perrons owing mcney 10 the late nrm
OF wtTTE BROTHERS are hereby caationed
not N pay any bills 10 any ons except TO q. 4.
WTTTk. IL wafe h Matshall's store. of the
undersigned. An bills due must be o aid within
thirty days. or leesl proeeedingl viii Be insti.
tuted. wITTR BIOS.
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Published every wedeesday In the TEws, 10
carefully prepared from the MOST AurnkN.
TIC souRcEs, private and otherwise, On
the day OF publication. employing
an able and effcient corps OF
rporterr. 10 IL universally
recognized a. ofneial, and the
most coRRkcr and RELIABLK M.
roHr Of the condition Of the minss Of
the ConsrocK or "wAsuoE" section.
We also give the atest mining Information
ohiainabls from other parts OF the county
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QRpINAHcE:No. 90.
IPuLllshed By authority Of the Board VI Trustee.
Of Gold IIili.

AN ORDINANCE:ts Deass the Dutiss Of
streeiInspecterst for the tesuint'en
sfths sewers, Drains, vsuiis' Streets
Aiieys, sidewnlksand Public Squares
asd 10 Prohibit their Obstrnrtisu.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
END OF THE INDIAN WAR.

The capture of Chief Joseph and
his band of Nez Perces is the most
importent event Of our unceasing war
fare with the Indians since Captain
Jack and his Modocs surrendered.
Joseph's band was small but brave,
and the chief himself fully equal in
the art Of war to any of the recent
savage leaders. With force never
numbering over three hundred war
riors, he has killed more than that
number of soldiers and settlers; has
defeated Genearl Howard and five
hundred regulars in pitched battle
lasting two days; has repeatedly
eluded that Generals pursuit, and
has fought several drawn battles with
StuTgis and Miles. Too much credit,
however, cannot be given the last
named officer, whose dispatch an
nouncing his victory gives the key
note of his campaign: eve have had
our usual success. We made very
direct and rapid march, General
Howard, as usual, came up too late
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

AN EFFEcTING ScENE.-Mrs. Hayes,
"the Roblest aoomda in Amertca,"
says Wednesday morning, Rutherford
dear, did you hear the news from our
dear native State d? Rutherford re-
plies, Eyes, darling, our policy is en-
dorscd" Then. this gentle wife
throws her arms around Rutherford 8
neck, and sobbing with JOY exclaims,
Eyes, Rutherford, we are endorsed by
Ohio-have a glass of water, don't
you think that dreadful Tilden drinks
wine. At this point Evarts says
something about ignorance being
bliss and leaves the room.-Clorks-
bury Ncvs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
GW The record of financial ras

R& The record OF financial faS-
calities for the last month are shock
ing. Morton, the Philadelphia
swindler, leads the van carrying off
over one million. Next comes Gil
man, the New York insurance stock
dealer, who gobbled about half a
million. Following these is Kemena,
the city treasurer Of Hoboken, with
100000 Watterson, of Lawrence,
Massachusetts,, is next heard from.
He only stole $4,000 and promises
to return the money if he is not pun
ished. This will probably keep him
out of the penitentiary, but if he had
been poor man and stolen q bag of
-four he no doubt would have been
condemned. Clarke, the Chicago
real estate man, falls next and then
heavy steal from the U. S. Postof-
fee Department is exposed. Now
why don't some of the smart thieves
carry off the U. S. Treasury Building,
money and all?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
The Ohio Victory.

The Cincinnati Commercial points
out the magnitude of the Democratic
victory in Ohio, which it says can
hardly be overestimated:
In addition to the fact that two de-
partments ofthe State Government, the
Executive and Legislative,pass direct
ly and Immediately into Democratic
control, the third and only remaining
department is reached by superceding
Republican Judge of the Supreme
Court by Democrat, and leaving
that body SO divided that the Demo
cratic victory next year which is to be a
logical sequence of the present success,
will complete the revolution in the
State government, and for the first
time in the era dating from the out
break of the rebellion they will have
come into complete possession of al
department Of the government in
Ohio.
For the first time since 1854 the peo-
pie elect Democratic treasurer. For
the first time since the early year of
the war we are to have a Democratic
Attorney General. For the first time
in twenty-four years, the people elect
a Democratic Lieutenant Governor
For the first time since the adoption
of the present Constitution, Ohio will
be represented by Democrats only in
the Senate ofthe United States. The
places of Wade and Sherman will be
occupied by Thurman and Pendleton.
This fact alone ought to be sufficient
to placate the wrath Of Mr. Wade over
the policy of reconciliation proclaim
ed by a Republican President.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
What Ought to bring Better Times

From estimates carefully made it
would seem that the farmers of the
United States from this years wheat
crop alone have in actual surplus that
when sold at present prices will bring
them the enormous sum of $75, 600,
600. And what is very fortunate for
them, owing to the European war,
and the shrinkage Of the wheat crop
in England and on the Continent
there will be demand for all our sur
plus. The Providential delay of early
frosts has matured the largest corn
crop ever produced. The foreign dc
mand will take much of this grain in
bulk, and a great deal more in the
form Of lard and pork.
This country will probably receive
from abroad, during year from July
not much, if any, below Fire Hun-
dred Million Dollars for the product
of the soil, including wheat, corn, cot
ton, tobacco, meats, live animals,
pork, lard, butter and cheese. This
immense sum will go mainly into the
hands Of the producers, to be used in
paying debts and making purchaes;
it will pass from hand to hand many
times, through multitude of chan
nels; it will help the railroads and
canals, will quicken manufactures
and trade, and in the end benefit all
classes, though none SO much as those
who, by patient toll, have extracted
*hose dollars from the soil.-.Statss-
man.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

ANATIvE of Berkeley county, this
State, thinking he could better his
condition, removed to Indiana, but he
has come to the conclusion that there
is no State that offers any better adj
vantages than West Virginia. He
gives his reasons at length in the Mar
tinsburg Statesman, from which it APP
pears that high rents, poor crops of
corn, and the scarcity Of fruit, form a
part of his objections, through the SUI
perior healthfulness of West Virginia
is the most important thing in its ia
yor. There is no doubt that this State
offers as great advantages to settlers
as most any other, and those colonies
from Pittsburgh, Baltimore and other
cities, which contemplate removing to
the far West, would do well to inves-
tigate nearer home.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
A& Rats always desert a sinkin

E&Rats always desert a sinking
ship. This old adage is doubly YER
flied by the rapid desertion of the
Radical party, by politicians as well
as others. You cannot find single
politician, who has heretofore been a
Republican, but what has some new
party which he claims to have belong
cd to for do! these many years. y
Some belong to the Labor Party"
some to the Temperance Reform
Party" and some to the STRIKERS y
and the Ohio election turned out Just
as they always said it would.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
The Ohio Election.

The result of the Ohio election GER
tainly contains some valuable hints
for good, straightout Republicans and
Hayes men. The home of Hayes re-
pudiates him. No doubt Mr.. Hayes
realizes in all it's bearings the force
of the adage, that ga prophet is not
without honor save in his own coun-
try" The utter defeat of the Repub-
lican ticket in Ohio will have it's in
fluence IA National politics. AS the
Legislature will be Democratic, a
Senator will be elected and Stanley
Mathews will be retired. So will the
wave of victory roll on until it sweeps
over the whole country and the Re
publican party will be annihilated.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
HEALTHY. SOLID Esu.
No Na.s Rari finBl W'9tisg'v! Success

Ministers, book and picture agents,
farmers sons aud daughters, whether
experienced or inexperienced, are maxi
ing from 81 to $40 per day selling my
works. One agent made $15 clear the
other day; will prove it or forfeit $50
s. worth of samples for nothing. Send
10 cents for small sample. circulars,
terms, &c, telling you All about the bust
ness. Address, Rev S. T. BUCK.
Box 346 Milton, Northumberland Co.,
Pa. Mention this paper. o13 I'm
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
@-f you want to make a Radi-
cal mad just ask him what he thinks
of Mr.. Hayes Southern Policy now.
GE-The Post always crows afte

II The Post always crows after
an election, no difference how badly
whipped the Radicals are. We heard
some one ask, the other day, what
they would crow over this time? The
answer was that they would have a
rooster in over the election in Iowa,
since their majority in that State has
not been entirely wiped out, though
it is reduced about 10000. Grow
again, you damphools.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, was
elected Speaker of the House.

The French election has passed
off quietly. The rcstat is not as cx-
pected. The Conservatives h ave
gained forty seats. Neither party
seems to be much encouraged by the
result.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

This is the Radical rooster. that ap-
peared last Fall in the Post and
crowed so loud when the Joint High
Commission and Joe Bradley stole
the Presidency for Hayes. We knew
it would make him sick-chcating
won't prosper.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
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P. o. Box A. Hiashin gfon. ID. q
WASHINGTON, y. O., Eorenber "a 1870
1 take pleasure in expressing my entire conf
dence N The res1'onsibfiitn and ddsiifg of the
law, Patent and Collection House OF GILMons
tt'n of this city.
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