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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Smoky Hill township, McPherson
county, has called railroad election
to be held Feb. Is, in the interest OF
the branch of the X. P. to Lindsborg.
In the proposition it is stipulated as fol-
lows: When said railroad shall be
built, completed and in operation from
Salina south wardly as far "a the town
of Lindsborg, Mcpherson county, state
of Kansas, and suitable passenger and
freight depots erected within Ia of a
mile of the center of section Q7) seven
teen, town az seventeen, south OF
range 90 three west, in said township
Then SAID Board of Commissioners
shall cause As many of said bonds to be
duly executed and delivered In the
name of said township to said company
as shall amount to four thousand dol
lars per mile for each and every mile
of railroad so completed"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

The minister of finance in Spain has
telegraphed to the captain-genera' OF
Cuba, saying that in March the Mrdrid
government will contract for IL, o0O,OOO
kilogrammes of Virginia and Kentucky
tobacco, of which ten per cent. is to be
medium leaf and sixty-five per cent
Tugs, deliverable in twentysix months,
beginning at the end of May next.
This is about SO, 900, 200 pounds oftobac-
CO. Those Spanish fellows "can't keep
house" without our tobacco.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

We give below the vote of the mem
bers of the House on the Speakership.
The following named persons voted tor
Sidney Clarke, Of Douglas county:
Messrs. Albiu, Alexander, Anderson
of Ellsworth, Baker, Ballard, Barrack-
man, Beatty, Berry, BIackman, Blanch-
ard, Bower, Brinkman, Bronson, Butts.
Callen, CALVIN, Clapp, Clogston, Cong
den, Corbin, Danhaur, Donahue, East
land, Eggers, Ewing, Farris, Faulkner,
FISHER, Greever, Griffenstein, Hall,
Hamilton of Marshall, Hartshorne, Hell
mick, Henderson, Hewing, Hufiaker,
Hutchinson, James of Wyandotte, keli-
or, Kelley, Kennedy, kollock, Lega'e,
Leonard, 10y, Majors, Martin OF Hing
man, Martin Of Labette, Martin OF MI
ami, McClintick, McMilIen, Moore, Nor
gan, Myers, Parsons, Prunty, Rath,
Ray bell, Richards, Riggs, Robb, Rood,
Sallee, Selover, Stitt, Stumbaugh, Tall
man, Taylor, Towle, Walker, Watson,
White, Wiley, Wilson of Jackson,
Woodward, Wright-76.
Those who voted for John NJ. Price,
of Atchison, were:
Messrs. Anderson of Cherokee, An
derson OF Shawnee, Armstrong, Barber,
Bevins, Gable, Frank NJ. Gable Thorn
as P, Hossack, Miller, Randolph, Sea.
ton, Spillman, Tucker, Wilson, OF Ne
maha-I3
Those who voted for Mr.. Biddle we're
Mossrs. Mreyfogle. Bruner, Clark OF
Montgomery, Cool, Cunningham, Eek
les, Games, Gillespie, Gilmore, Godfrey,
Hamilton of Norton, Hawkins, James
of Shawnee, Manning, McCrumb. Nc,
Kay, Rice, Scott, Shaw, Smith OF Bour'
bon, Smith of Marshal, Stewart, Waite
OF Linn-23.
Those who voted for Mr.. Bull were
Messers. Bishop, Bissell. Boggs, Brown,
Clarke of Douglas, Ellison, Hodge,
humes, Lawson, Price. Wait of Lin
coin, Waite of Pawnce-12.
Those who voted for Mr.. Bishop were
Messrs. BiddIe and Bull-2.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
The Transportation Question.
BRoADvIEw, KANSAS, Jan. llth.

BROADvIEw, KANSAS, Jan. llth.
EDITORS Journal: One conspicuous
feature of the lato election in our State
was that of transportation. Candidates
for representative were ready and anx
Ious to meet and respond to the popular
voice on this question. And railroad
companies, in anticipation of probable
coming events, have reduced freight and
passenger rates. Without questioning
the motives of the railroads. the coincI.
dent Is suggestive. If the present ses.
sion can be caudled through there will
be clear field for high rates tor nearly
two years. 1t is useless to demonstrate
with these companies. They will do il
because they can. 1t is the Old ques-
ton of might and power, ana savors of
vassalage on the part of the many in
support of the few. We concede tina,
railroads have rights, and that they are
auxiliary to the people in developing
and bringing ont the resources, and
building up State. Ii is the theory OF
our government that all just powers are
derived from the people. Have the
people then waived their power aud
rights, or are these corporations usurp.
ersg Ii the people cannot correct this
unwarranted power there must be some
thing radically wrong, for the creature
in this case would be greater than the
Creator. We believe that everything in
justice is based upon reciprocal relations
that no one thing dependent on an other
should thrive and grow fat by reducing
to . sickly and Impoverished condition
that upon which 1t depends for i,s sup
port.
Agriculture in this State has been
made to pay an undue, disproportion-
ate and unreciprocal amount TO support
the railways within lis limits. Saline
county has paid thousands upon thou
sands Of dollars of taxes IN the shape of
excessive freights to the h. p. road.
Every farmer feels il. He feels it to the
extent of several hundred or thousands
Of dollars, according TO the time or the
extent he has been engaged IN the bust
ness. His crsmped condition and limit
ed means tells BIN so. His creditors
know it and feel it. Every avenue OF
trade is more or less affected by IL And
vet SO far as We know there has not
. petition gone to the legislature which
is to convene tomorrow, with view to
have the peoples representatives. give 3
formal and legal expression of their
power and authority over that which is
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
AN IMPORTANT CASE.

The Supreme Court has recently made
a decision in the case of Luther Lapham
vs. A. r. Head, that was taken up from
this county, in which they reverse the
decision of the district court, and hold
that a party in possession of piece Of
government land and owning the i'm.
provements thereon may sell the right
to such possession and Improvements,
without regard to the nature o: his
claim TO or interest in the land. In this
case, Head admitted that he got the pos
session and improvements, which was
what he bargained for but, when sued
for the price, he set up as defense that
Lapham had no valid claim to tho land,
and therefore had no right to sell such
possession and Improvements; that such
q contract was illegal ard against public
policy. The district court sustained
Head in this position, but the Supreme
Court held otherwise. The following is
the syllabus of the opinion of the Su-
preme Court:
BY THE COURT. VALENTINE, j.
L. was the rightful possession of certain piece
of Government land. He rented portion thereof to
l.. and j. Afterwards T.. purchased from T.. all OF
E's improvements the land, intending them for
his brother, paying therefor 81 900 then delivered
L. and j. the entire possession OF the land, and
they moved to il and resided thereon. LIS broth
er. however, not desiring the land or the improve
ments thereon l.. with the consent Of j filed de-
clsrstOry statement for the Of the land in
the name of J. Afterwards. L.. with the consent OF
j.. and by agreement with H., reiinIuished to II
their said possession and improvements and crops,
and relinQ uise said ding for prescription, and II.
consideration therefor executed To l.. his three
promissory notes, each Tor 4.2j and delivered to L.
. team valued At 1915. Held, that The contract be-
L. and II. Is not VOID, either for want Of
sderafion being against public policy. and that
L. may recover against II said promissOry notes;
and this, Notwithstanding the fact that said bling.
between l.. aud J. one side and the Government
Of the Unite'i states on the other, may he void.
All the Justices concarring
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
Americas canacity for supplying the

Americas canacity for supplying the
world not only with food but with the
Injuries of life is now acknowledged
not only to DO sufficient but alarm
ingly great. Our cotton goods are
"par" in Manchester, and so is our cut
tlery and hardware in Birmingham.
And it is discovered by foreigners that
We actually ship plum pudding to Eng
land, potatoes to Ireland, oatmeal to
Scotland, toys to Nuremberg and lager
beer to Germany.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Last Thursday afternoon the jury in
the Scrafford case (Which was on trial
in Topeka) returned verdict of guilty.
1t will be remembered that at the time
of the Lappin affair, an attempt was
made to throw some blame upon Mr..
Cavsnaugh, Secretary Of State. The
conviction of Scrafford is complete
vindlcatlon of Mr.. Cavanaugh's action
in the matter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
A proposition has been made by tn

A proposition has been made by the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad
company to build road through the
county of Mcpherson for $4,000 in
bonds-s65,0O0 in bonds to DO issued
when the road reaches Mcpherson Gen.
ter, and the balance to be issued when
the road is comleted through the coun-
ty. The company agree to make Nc
Pherson Center by Oct, 1876, and have
it completed through the county in two
years. Basing their action upon this
proposition, the people Of Mcpherson
Center are busy circulating their petit
lions for an election.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Still reports OF the great distress
which prevails IN England flashes over
the wires. Ii has been written OF Brit
ian as "a power whose morning drum
beat rising with the sun and keeping
company with the hours encircled the
whole world with the martial strains
of England" Sad, very sad is it, that
such power cannot feed its starving
multitudes at home, while its arms are
so powerful the world over.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

George Alfred Townsend, the we'll
known correspondent, who probably
interviews greater number of promi-
nent people throughout the country
than any other man living, expresses
tho opinion that General Grant will be
nominated with whirl for the Presi-
dency, with Southern man tor second
place, and tho Democratic ticket will
be Thurman and Bayard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Perilous times for the crowned heads.
The forciblo repression of discomfort
will not be the remedy. Concessions
to the people is the snrest way, for
they are firing of tho old-time mon
arches. If these concessions arc not
freely given. they will be wrung from
their rulers "a were those of the magma
charta of King John. The bells OF
human progress are tolIing the knell
of the old monarchial institutions, and
that very old fashioned aphorism
that "the king can do no wrong is
like q legend almost forgotten.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

merely delegated for specific purpose.
We the PEOPLE, should remind the mem-
bers of the Legislature by long and strong
petitions, of their duty, and not only re-
mind them, bot aid them IN the discharge
OF it. eternal vigilance is the price of
liberty" ANON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
STRUCTURES.

SpeTmpi"Trhoca. Naricoc.l" and BlennorrisGis are
incurable, ny bcnElc- the iHife, Canstic Nedi-
rfnes by the .sfa.GIrf alone. They cIas- Bright :
Disease. DIabatss DrGpsy. Gravel and Bladder Dis
eases. which cured by the ssahel Made ofGoil
Natural Mineral >prln- Water IopTevent these dis
Eases ami the afflicted without pain. al home
the European and American Medical Bureau furnish
the remedies Al = Irihing cost. Book with testmoni
ais and directions FREE. Depot Number 2Sl, Broad
way, New loTE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Judas sold, transferred and delivered
his Savior to the Roman soldiery for
thirty pieces of silver, which is equal in
English money to sit. los. Sd, or s17.OS
in our money. We sometimes, in these
modern days, speak OF men ~ho sell
their honor for mere pittsnce. But
what q pi,tance is this! Think Of it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

The report Of the Department OF Ag-
ricuIiure tor December says that the
corn crop of the United States for 1878
is 80, 600, 900 bushels in excess of 1877,
constituting it the largest ever raised in
this country
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Talmage depicts Congress as body
OF men who pawn their salaries for faro
chips. After noting the moral tone of
Washington for several years, ne was
satisfied that 1t was always fifty per
cent better when Congress was away.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution NOtice.

THE partn,r-hip heretofore existing under tie
L firm name oi Culp Wickha;n Is this day dis
solved hy mutual consent. The business VIII Ice
continued by Chas L. Cnp. who will pay all debts
and collect accounts "i said firm. -
CHARLES &. tUIr.
A W. wIIkHAM
SaIina an. Is, s.9.--noJO-3t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
Prof \ n. RilI has received IN,

Prof. n. Ii. Hill has received the
caucus nomination of the Republican
members of the Legislature OF Coiora-
do for u. S. Senator. and will probably
be elected TO ,ba, position on the l4th
inst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Senator Don Cameron. of Pennsyl-
ran,a. is TO be his own successor. hav.
ing been nominated by the Republican
caucus Of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

l. T. T. Bowen ClerS of The City OF salns. do
hereby certify that the above and foregoing = true
and statement OF tn. financial condition OF
said city thr 18Th day Of December, ISIS appears
from the records my office
sItEess my hand aud official seal this 18th day OF
Dccemb.T, \ ID. l>7s
+. T.. BOTEN, City Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
II. G. STANLEY,
Contractor and Builder,

Ds<s ~ EiE.ls - 7e-ass izi rzasisx ga 49,
urss aa3 ssss1tce. Hszs. assFsz< ss-raHF 49,
s~ssss--i 49, tssd - .szz-s ~ 49,
iH.e -saF >er.4EE stn-~Ss assg fss@ At<.ass
sa5ssA. kaaszx
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
Salila Market.

Frank Goodnow & Co. report the following:
hent-Rtd winter. No /. 81 No >, &C No 2 81
No {. sS. White Winter. No /. IA No. 8, No o.
No &. IS Rejected. Soc
Spring 80 O Sc per bu
Gals, isc per ba
RYE, - Q &c.
Corn-Ear lie. Der bu: shclied I5c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Corrected by U Watson de.ler in Groceries
Proyi,loEs and Qu-ensware. o santa re ayennr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-05
TOWN ORDINANCES.
thre thousand dollars. quarterly license.
twenty dollss.

SEC %. kvery person sI gagged I'm more thsn
one kind Of business herein enumefsfed shall
pay for and Jake out license for each OF tueh
kinds OF business. and for each plsoe In the
town where such business 10 eondusted and
carried on.
Brc. 81. When any peson. hrm. association.
or corporation shall commence business amer
the tipe nxed for the beainning OF quarter, -
provided In section two of this ordinance. pc,
she. they, or 10 may take out out liccnse for
the residue Of the quarter. paying therefor
proportlonats SUN Of the amount required By
thii ordinance for quarterly licenses.
Sec. o.. Tbs monthly business, sales, or 70.
csipts menti ned In the foregoing sections OF
this ordinance shall be asceftained and esti.
nstsd By the person or some member OF me
applying for the license. BY taxing the averAse
business. sales. or receipts Of his. her. their or
Ito business for the thre months, or such por'
ton thereof - he. she. they. or II may have
been engaged 10 business. next prior TO the cur
rent quarter. and. 10 required By the h.isnsi,
an abstract OF the same shall bs verified By the
cath of the party and delivered to the Marshal.
II any perpon required 10 make such abstract
or average shall fail or neglect 20 do 80 before
the expiration OF nfteen days rom the begin-
ping OF the quarter. 70 shall bs tho duty of the
Marshal 10 make such estimate. and the same
Oh sli bo deemed, treated, and taken a the esti'
nsts Of the person ~ falling er nexleetins.
BEc Is. When corporation violates section
one of this ordinance, the superintendent. bso-
rotary or general managing agent Of pueh cor.
poraficn shall be amenable ~ the provisions of
said section.
sRc. 81. II shall be duty OF the Marshal and
every regular policeman TO see that the pro-
visions OF this ordinance relating 10 the taking
out OF licenses are rigidly enforced.
Sec. s5. ANY person violating section. tour
and iorty seven Of this ordinance, or either OF
then. shall, on con vietion, be punished % pro-
yided In section one Of this ordinance.
SEC. CO. All ordinances and parts OF ordi'
nsness In conflict with this ordinance are here'
$40. 81. This ordinance rhsil tahs eject on
the hrst day OF May. A. d. one thousand eisht
hundred and ssven-ninc; froudsd. that ~
licenses now iraued. and to expire aner SAID
last mentioned date, shall not be Affected by
this section. bot shall continue In force accord.
ing 70 their tsrms; aad pr0ridsd fvfhfr, that
IN such eases the lieensecs may take ont licensss
for the 70 idue Of the quarter beginning on the
18Th day Of May. A. y. ls10. paying therefor
prop0rtiopate sum OF the amount required by
this ordinance for quarterly llcsnses.
q. q SIEvKNsON.
President Of the Board of Trustees
tf the Tosn of told Ill.,
Attest, W. q. llyDE.
Clerk of the Board.
On motion Ordinance 100 wsa psssed By tho
followi1e vote: Ayes trustees Fox. Woliey,
Copsisrd and President Stevenson, Absent
Dssed Cold HIli. March ~ 1879. aan
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-05
IP.ssei 4 March II. IsT9.l

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
! Hill do ordain:
Section 4 OF an Ordinance entitled IAN
Ordinance for the Prevention and Punishment
OF Certain Onenses against the Peace and Good
Order of the Tosn," passed April %. is7, 10
hereby amended ~ ~ 10 read ~ follows:
sEcTion 4. No pervon shall discharge any
gun. pistol or other nrearm. In auy street, 81.
ley or highway within the limits OF the town.
nor within one hundred feet of occupied
houses therein. Nor shall any perpon or per.
sons keep, or maintain. or shoot at any target
or other object. with any Run, pistol or other
nreafm, upon any ground ~ range where such
ground or range. o, target, or other objiet, or
any part Of 10 shall be within one thousand
feet of sny highway. road, street or alley with.
In the limits of the town. nor within one thou.
sand feet Of any highway. road. street or 81.
ley leading from or 10 the limits OF the town.
Nor shall any person or persons. for any puf.
pose Whatsoever. discharge or shoot ofi any gun,
pistol or other nrearm, within one thousand
feet Of any highway. rosd. street or alley within
the limits q the town. nor within one thousand
feet Of sny highway. road. street of alley
leading from or 10 the limits OF the town: Ifu-
ridsd. That nothing herein shall be 90 con.
strued - 20 prohibit or interfere with the night
OF any person ~ keep and maintain shooting
galleries IN any building within the limits VI
the town. ,
President q the Board OF Tru'tes Of the Town
Attest: ". O. Hrpr. Clerk Of tho Board.
On motion. Ordinance No. 10 was passed BY
the following vote; Ayss- Trustees fox,
wooiley Copeland and President Stevenson.
Absent-Trustee Mercer.
Dated Gold niil March II, 1872. mriY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-05
Exchange Spice.
S.Y. !s.oel EscGa.g,. Apsas.

So. Ssoek Erckasys. Aysa3.
Tho people Of the Comstock have long
crisd for = drop curtain to their Opera
Houss .,ae,. aud now they are conpraiu.
latino ons another ON the fact tha, the
proprietor Of that temple Of the muses.
has purchased that Of our California
Theatsr. Little do the guileless Com
stocksrs know what Is In store for them.
Let them consult the statistics OF our
Coronsr's office and lunaiic asylum. and
bs forswarnsd.
San Francisco has not been herself
sincs the Bank Of California suspended.
II was Just convalesceat when kearney
inocuiated u with Comnunistie poison,
and had hardly reached the hrst stages
OF recovery IRON thai ihnieuon when
the huge 'unor, called inc new 0o,su- r.,
.aaoa Ase "PpVMs. M -. inas
.o - w - ~ . v" -, .y a' !.
ssAs sns uay""'' ~" ,,.s Wv! ~"' INV "
u "
Inc measles sun niiict ,he senoo'
Sn''ureu o' 'siniA .y, ne us"
s~V"a' ''Aa a = ev,ueu"y ,'py eons - !.
me-, nove,e' ss AT, s s,. ,s s,;,os., s .a,nu S ~
s W. % ,s., NIL .u'u ~. ~. s ~. s,,soo,h =,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-05
mixed PICKLES.

fwant 70 be waller.
Tee. that 10 nov the thing.
Iwsnt to get my muscle mp.
And sail around the ring.
want 10 win Q champion belt,
And male the people talk
want 20 hear the fellows shout.
"Jerusaiem. cent she walki"
want 10 bsat O'Lsary.
And wear the vietor's smile;
For valhing Il. i under.tand.
The atest female -tylc.
-Osikc-A CArsfidH Aduocdt<.
o would that could call her Ermins.
Ahsoaxh she 10 -au y Minx.
Fur get hsrf No-such girls divine
In LIES dull chain are golden Lynx.
otter tell her all my lsy..
And sssi that love ~ young fon do.
shes purer than the saints above,
And playful % the Squirrel, too.
-Sgrucsi> Nasddrd.
Path .our fayther droives eair.
Baby molne. ssby moline.
Bat be don't eoiiec, the fare.
BAby none. baby noine;
An the dirty. shnshin blohs
will come homs drum and dead broke.
n be doss. iaith, him RI choke.
-y,e iort GraIsAic.
II any eourss. unfeeiing Teller
Asks the loan Of you' umbrella.
Tell him n's Lent
n any tramp pfcsumes 10 foller
And bes the ioAs VI half . dollar.
Tell him it's Lent.
And % tell ali who come 20 borrow.
boms tr~Asured article 'o-morrow-
TIs.ss Josraai.
The Thomas cat upon the fence
sat ysiiin' iest like thunder:
4 brickbst took him tween ,h. eyes
And caused him 10 knoek under.
No noss he'll make u. cur-s and swear.
And briekbsis 81 him fre.
He's saahaysd from tnis world Of pArs-
-Nss Yovt D.paiaA.
,osst not the titlss Of yoar ancestors,
snvs youths. they're their possss-i0ns. none OF
Whss yoar own virtues sqasird have their
nance.
Twill ss but fair to ieas upon their fsme-.
Tor thsy are strong suppotts bat tiil then
RE greatest are but growing gentlemen.
Bsa J'ss~~o~.
4 gushing young girl Of ConssohocSsn
fsli down and aisplAi ed q -tripsd slOekin'
A vinegar Old mad.
nav her mishtp. and said
' Oh. ny hov very drsaiiully shoekin
A eonesitsd young man OF wsstehe.isr.
said 10 the editor. =" fIn the beat lssisr
That ever Wa born"
His lokss neat morn
csassd his readers to CRY, :. o. 20 west, lester.
-!yo0tst0,ra H,ruii.
Twas psusht but apple juice she drank-
Thai spaf fhlirg @srsey cider:
u made her fesl supreInely GAY.
Or slss her look. belied her.
lquestioned uhy .he acted thus.
liut thought not to derd de hsr;
And quickly came her Ansver bright
ali sss The stun inside her,"
Pseh away your seaishin ulster.
Get your straw hat ont OF pawn.
Rsnovate your linen du.ter.
sprias has come - sares yoa're born
rhs arst bird OF spring attempted 10 sing
But ere be had sounded note
Ne fell from the limbs desd bird Vas him =
The mssic had fria In hl- throat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-05
ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 70 Amend an Ord.
nance Kniitlsd m Ordinance fer the
Prevestisn Of Certsis Onesses
Asaisst the Peace nnd Coed Order
af iha ToWn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-05
TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO los.

An oRDINAHCE 10 Rix asd collect
License Tsx Upss Certain
Trades and nusisess Wishia she
Csrporass Limiss ef she Tswn Of
Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-05

AcconprSo to reliable correspondent
they are singing "Baby Mine" in the
Lsadvills mining region. II that does
not stop the rush to that quarter then
We give u up.