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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02
Cincinnati. sonntag, ben 3. &op,mbtr 1879.

Gein urtbeiI lit 9eiprohen y - .NDd,
nidt, eroBe 46nigin, nod, niGt!" fdgte
gotbarina, INNER nod gliIabeths @epano
balteno; fann nibts ibn retten ?" -
.yliGts, als ntein Sob !" entihieb bic 80.
niein, uno fiigte nod nit leiierem 5on,
ben lie nidt ifien b6ren laiien Su pollen,
bin3u: ,Ober pieQeidt Der Deine!"
Gatbarinen's Obr aber erreihte Der
IeBte Sbeil ibrer &eoe uno mitBIibesI6neDe
rief lie aus: vDein Sob ooer Der meimige?
. R6niein, oann mag aut oieie Wsile" -
bier rieB tie einen Solb aus goDdro
Warner's @iirtel, Der nit auf Dem Riiden
gebunoenen Sdnben neben ibr ftano, uno
ihmans ihn bod - voanr mag 10 iein Sc.
ben erbalten iperoen!" t'
Gin GeiArei bon: ,Terratb! Werratb !"
sridoll bur9 oas @efdn8niB, nno bic
Wade mari li4 swiihen iie uno bic RDnis
gin, oeren Geben he 3n beoroben idien,
aber ebe tie ibr ben Doldb entpin0en
fonnte, batte lie ibn lbon in ibre eieene
Bruit gelentt. vSeBt erinnere Sid an
Dein 0erlpreden, 36nieini" iaete lie, in
ihrem 8Iute 3ur groe fnfenb. .Gatha-
rina Grep tann Oi9 nitt ldnser beunrus
bigeri - ihoue oes fiirltli6en Sepmour's
3eben!" - -0iele gBorte tuoren i6r lebter
Sau6 - ibr lebter Bid mar auf Die R6s
nigin geri1tet = TN Sooestamp5 oriidte
iie Die Sanb i6res 8emabls nno - tbr8eiit
NOR alles Summers entbunoen.
Sas Opfer, mas bic uneliidlife 8rdfin
nit ibrem 2eben brad)te, erhielt ibn. fir
ben tie IT'D eeOpfert. Die Ronieiu, BON
Der @roBher3iofeit Gatbarina's ergriffen,
tpiberrief ben Befebl. ben fie su bes 8rafsn
Sinrihtuns eeseben. bod 3os lie ieine
Sitter Elm uno belt ihn rne6rere Sabre in
.ifrenser 5aft, biz er auf ibrem gefebl aus
bieler entlalien, aber aus England pers
bannt tpurbe. Spdter nuB ihr @eminen
r1ehr nod eriuad1t lein; lie pergab Die @I
ter an feinen Mnoeren, uno beiudte emf
oies S6loB, no ne Die ebemalige Nmms
oes Rinoes ienes unglldlI1en Daares
fanb. Sn ibreal 8eiieln le9te tie in oieleu
Shranf eine urtunoe, tpOnab ieinem
2inoe, Der @rdfin NHna BON Sartforb
idmmtlibe Sitter i6res 0dters wieoer su.
fallen iolten. ieooh nd1t cher, bic belIer
Sob erfolet isin wiirbe. Nud befabl III
Der Gimme, oies 8ebeimniB su beipabren
uno nur. i'm ssalle iie fiir ibr 2eben tiirhte
es elmer ,iidren 3unse" - oies iinb Del
GDnigin eigenen Worte = anSunerttauen
Iuf ben Wunlda Der Nmme, Sonp Com.
| tber, bat &obert Nssle oieie 8eihifte ME
oereei9rieben uno lie au bem Oofumen
wel1ss Der 8rdfin Mnna ppn partforo oel
Belts Der Sitter ibres 0aters perbiirgt.'
Oas las Der Mopofat; oas Sofumen
| fano iib in oler 6orm. @rdfin 4nno mari
BeHberin Der reihen Sitter ibres 8ater!
uno peinri9 Barclays sIiidli4e GenIab
| Tn
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02
Same NunlnIfr 731.

ben. RnrI bate 6as gan5e 3apittl 9ltpoS
nit BIeiffift anF bic id)ipur5l0 qtrte 3u@s
platte geI6rieben nn0 los oIe 0wrlIt ok
iid in ibrem bleiernen Wlonde pon PSF
ihmar5en Ssarbe obbob. II a!ler SematDss
rube ab. Diesmal gah's fein @ntrlllf1ell.
Gin Sabel irn 9laiIeubu6 nllo llusl StpIas
ben Career iparen Die Gtrafe iilr nlelen ssiss
famen 8etrug."
Wie mein 5reunb aorI az lertis brafbfes
Iidb an Qolad uno BEN YebeA 5iiaIst0 61f
rdten, )piI id in laeiner nddite1 3lalins'
rel nlittheilen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02

eesen bic Gatnltdts. 6unftioudre sn trei-
ben beginner. SereIeibeu fommt in6eB
in allen 5hulen Der Welt Dor nno bic
9uit Der @olIeeeitubenten on Shiilerlfrei-
den aller Grt lit oesbalb I'm nihts mebr
oriaineq dls anoertp1rts.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02

Cine CUTE prebigt. Gin alter
8rebiser nabm einrnal 3u ieineu1 Segf bie
@crte: ,aoam, mo Diff On r. un0 bradlte
feline &ebe in brei SbeiIe: vGrffsns ale
Wtenifen lino trgenowo; 5ueitells malls
DIE Wtenihen limb oa, mo- ne nidbt ielr l0ls
len; orittens: tDenn lie iih nidbt IN Mht
nebmen, 10 ueroen lie IT'D boIo no lseeH,
NO tie Iieber niht iein ni61tsn."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02
Das Gdelid)e polksblatt

fpitet per pcf (pbns ScnntassbIatt) $3.50 per Sabr
sae0 bds 5albe Sabr unb $3.50 bas DierteIiabr. Iis
s0nntassbIatt sii.2o per Sabr $3.50 sas baIbs Sakr
HnS $3.50 sas BhrteIfabr,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02

Ser b66ffe @enuB unb ber
nd nddfffoIsenbe. Sor, Der beriibmte
eneIiibe Gtaatsmann nn6 Reoner. fpieIte
einmaI % Stunben binter einanbsr nub
perlor in ieoer Stunoe unsefdhr 200 Bfo~
Sterline. glls er aufb6rte, Derlibtrte er !:
Ser b69ffe @euuB i'm 2eben lit 6pieIen
uno Gewinnen, Der nd4ftfolge1oe uber
5pielen uno 0erlieren.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02

Bosbafte Mntmort. Wne. IRE
noulo, bic ebemals eleid berdhmte iuit bes
riintiete Shauipielerin, rief einft in ejntm
Gelprdh nit einem Golesen, ben he nit
ibren boshaften Gtiheireoeu oft beleibipt
uno perleBt batte, aus % meb! Id babe
mid in Die 3unse esbiiien !" - .9Gs IN
nitt m6slidb !" antfporiete Der Goueae rue
big, .5ie ,piirben fonit alf Der 6telIs an
Sbrem Gift aeiterben iein."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02
81 ur praetif6

sCtt eIHer tDteHHtH &tetDfuUu, pel WkkH4A
der bobe uno allerb0hite Verionen aulDe~
ieno linb, ert6nt plOblih, tpdbrenb oes BEE
ten @iloanlaufes, oas ealtIisnnl fur
ShlBen utlo Sreiber. Nle bermuthen
Elm beionbsres geeebniB. Oa ruit
Der Sasoleiter nit Deitbin ltalenoer
Stimme .8enn Semanb a rotbquaores
Iirtes S9nupItiihel e'funoen bdtt', Doe
9'bOrt mir Sa8't meter y
Sat ,ihm idbon! Der SsreiwilJiae
2ebmonn lit in gipil ausgegangen. Mnf
ieinem Spa3iergange iieht er {einen adupts
mann bes Weees oaber reiten; iofort pers
iteft lif 2ebmann binter einen Baum, Der
ieoo9 foum bid genug mar, nm ibn ogn
Slidcn ieines gOraeIsBtsn au snt5iehen.
Ses anoern Sages beim Gyersirer trStt
Der Sduptmann 81 lbn heran.
.2ebmann, lpie fam es, oab i'd Gie ges
fern in Gipil Ieben nluBie 2"
vSerr 5auptmann, tpeii BEG Baum nitt
bid genu9 mar.
9as vaber". 80 Ser Rurfiirlf SO,
barn @e0ra I. BON Gadlen iuurbe frt
Sabre 1917 pon benz &aiIer Mattbins uno
oem Gr5berSos 6eroinanb III. in DRESDEN
beiubt. DIS bieie boben @dSie bas furs
fiirItlihe 3eu9baus belohen, iaate her Rats
Ter Watthias: .Oas 3euabaus in pors
trefflit, ober. -" Ser 9urfiirif merfte.
oaB bieie abaebronene Reoe nitbfs Mnbes
res heiBen ioQe als 3war Waiien genug,
abtr nidt 10 niel @eio. I'm cine Nrmee aus.
suriiifen. Sa bierauf Der Roiier fpeiter
ains uno iidb iiber bic eroBe Wsenoe Der In
Der Shabfamner befinblihen GiIberbnrs
rem nibt eenuo tpunberu fpnnte. ioate Der
Gurfiirit: yadersndbiaasr &oiIer, BIER
lisst oas ,Iber'."
Oie beiben6 6pieIer. Gtneu en-
rasirten pasarbipieler iii bic Satin ace
itorben. Bon isinen Ssreunoen bealeiiet
tommt er pom Qirhbof 3uriid. Der Cels
bentenor @rOBmiiller, iein itdnbiaer 9orts
ner bel 1lleul, mas .jeu" beiBt. bat i'm nm
ter ben arm gefoBt unD indht ian su trbs
ten. ,&atfe Oit anf. Goroon,s {note er
pathetild,. .On bait yilinten aeaen Did
ielbit uno geaen Die 4einiQen. Grhotte
Did 9einen Rinbrn r Sn oitTtm Mus
senblid fommen lie an BEN Meiuhous pprs
iiber, MO he 10 oft oas Wiiid Der Garten
erprobt batten. v1brt, {dat @gpsmii(Ier
naf elmer bebeutiamen 8ar{e. .ipjt ,pdr's.
wenn mir sur Grinnerune an 6isie Ikmerss
li6s Stunbe Elm xrausrbdns Den auilsas
tens'
| Oas Speiie3immtr w sinsm
s aB. Mls GDnig Gtorg Nv. pon eng.
lano ben WunIh dubeste. 0ie QroBe
vrallerei BON BareIap t 4erfins III Nons
oon su lsben. srbaten Ii@ bie Dsdbsr bic
@naoe, Seine Maieildt nit tinsm sftIbs
itiid au beiuirtben. DieIe8 pnrbe III eintns
sismlib serdumigsu IsfilI6en Gslnad5s
nun oieGinrihtuue "a I<t<u berIorcte ilYl6
belonoers mad ben f0loI{oI<n &6gEers
fraete, er1ob iid) Dsrfin6 uIi6 txff6fie. 6of
Seine Waieitdt ebsu inl q on(6e tinfl bl<1
ier 9dlier BEL Eif&t i6Se. nie jIbetko{(bs
|iu4t unn befdn5eH 666l1f1 I11Ilj& ten
ositii9iien Beorl ySN 6 - nj Z 81
lbes Ginsi&tnn6 1l11 1e4
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02

Naip. Ism Muiennl.) vDittt, meit'
Serr, Sbren @tcd abangeben.A
SD babe la gar feineri nit.
ga, bann bolen Sic 5iG erd eiaer, ,,DstIr
oafiir befomme ih mein 9rinfgeIo.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-11-02
Manigfaltigrs.

Sd9iiih. 9if1Ierlebrling Droif
Weeitern, lol id) Die bee0el1 StupIoeeHe
nit beeBer BeeSe beesen - J{te.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

BAKED BEANS are prepared in many
ways, from the elaborate Boston style down
to that adopted in Connecticut, as the easi-
est and most practicable. Take small white
beans; soak them overnight; boil them an
hour, having drained the water off twice
during that time, and having supplied its
place with cold water we'll sailed. Then
put them in baking dish (with piece Of
salt pork in their midst). It should be
about four inches square and its top care
fully cut into fine plaids with q sharp knife.
Cover the beans with water, and bake three
or four hours in . moderately heated oven.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

HEAVY MANURINa PAYs.-A pa7a-
graph from the New York Tribune refers
to spots of clay soil, heavily manured thirty
years ago, yielding far heavier in wheat
this year than other portions of the same
field. This may be observed on almost.
every old farm, and on all kinds cf SOIL
We know field of light sandy or gray land
that, without manure, will not yield q bale
of cotton to five acres, and yet there is q
spot on it Of perhaps half an acre, that
yields at the rate of bale to tho acre.-.
About forty years ago the land was, cleared
and settled. 1t was creek hammock, and
the spot which still yields so handsomely is
where the settler had his barn, stables, and
cow-pen. Mr.. John G. Deble, of Thomas
county, told US of a similar instance on his
large spot appeared in his Held, Ia"cG1 90 'k 'kki Of
sandy loan, where, more than twenty years
ago, large mum DER Of cattle were penned
every night. These facts indicate that
heavy manuring will pay; that once thor
oughly done it will last for many years, if
not for lifetime. Southern Farmers
Monthly.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

There is cheap, simple, and efficient
way to cure sore backs and old sores Of any
kind. Take white oak bark, peel the ross
or outside of, add water, aud boil it down
till il is as black as ink When cool, add to
gallon Of the bark extract two ounces alum.
Wash the effected part Two OF three times
q day until cured. Ell ga..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13
UNION Ns7Ic IN scgTH yXnd

but also to prezait sfss
IN the large cities spe ~
Presideptmu.o on SsSisesj'
Cosousry frst.s7vk $a)I5
Smith Smith gets drunk, y kan az
Carolina aud punches 8 -
Immediately, By .Pseaide
the State Of North Carolis
the flesh, and he. Or IT, discs'
the said negro within the
fas Constitution 81 .sao AM and -shsassaSI
70 CoroAary sec j.etscond.Mm,ffn'
whose head is punched 81
State; Of; John.S .Susitb NaEf S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31
rowS ORDINANCES.
,hre thousand dollars. qusrisri, license
~ mIso .LLASE,us PROVISIONS.

nIsc ,LLASE.us PROVISIONS.
src 90. kvery person eased In more than
one kind Of business herein enumerated shall
psy for and take out Q license for each OF rueh
kinds OF business. and for each p ace IN the
town where such business 10 condusted and
sIo' H. When any person. arm. association.
or corporation hail commence business amer
the time nIed for the beginning Of aquarfsf. -
provided In s~ction two OF this ordinance. ne.
she, they, or 70 may take out out license for
the r-sidue Of the quarter. paying therefor
proportionate sum OF the amount required by
this ordinance for quarterly licences
SEC o. The molihly business. -ales. or re.
celpts menti ned in the foregoing sections OF
this ordinsncs shall be aseeriAined and esti-
msted by ihs person or sofre member OF ths
irm or association or officer Of the corporation
burinrss, sales, or n ceipis Of his, her. their or
Ito business for the thpe months. or such por'
tion thereof - he. she. they, or " maj lave
been engaged in business. next PRIOR To- the cur
rsnt quarter. and. II required by the Marshal.
oath Of the party and delivered 10 the Marshal.
n any pefpou required 10 make such abstract
or average shall fail or neglect 10 do 20 bsfOre
ths expiration OF ffteen days nom The bt gin
ming OF the quarter. 10 shall DO the duty OF the
Marshal 10 make sueh estimste. and the same
mats Of the person 90 failing ,r peslecting.
SEC 81, When corporation violates section
one OF this ordinance. the superintendent. sco-
retary or general mabagtnE agent OF tueh cor.
porafi,n shall be suenabls TO the provisions OF
said section.
SIC, 81. II shall be duty OF the Marshal and
every REGULAR poleemaa to ssc that the pro.
vi.ions OF this ordinsnce relating 70 the taking
out Of licenses are rigldly enforced.
SEC. C5. ANY person violating sections tour
and iorty.sevsn n Of this ordinance. or either of
then, sha,l, on con viction. be punished ss pro.
vided In section one OF this ordinADce.
sKc. GO. AL ordinances and parts OF ordi'
nanets In conflict with this ordinance are hero
BY repesled.
src. 81. This ordinance shsll take eject on
the nrst day OF May. A. ID. one thousand eishs
hundred and tevtn.nine; prodded. that ~
licenses now Issued. and 10 expire afier said
last mentioned date. phall not BE- Affected ~
this section. but shall continue IN force accord.
ing 10 their terms; dad prOrided fnrfhsr, That
In such csses the liccnsecs may take out lieenres
Tor the 70 idue Of the quarter beginning on tho
18th day Of May. A. u. l5,o paying thrrtforA
proportionate sum OF the amount required by
this ordinance for quarterly liesn.es
z. q STEVENSON.
President of the Board of Trustees
Il tho Town Of f'old Hill.
Attest. w. "a. llyDE.
Clerk Of the Board.
On motion Ordinance 100 Was paced by the
following vote: Ayes-I trustees Fox. Woliry.
Copels-d and President Stevenson. Abssnt--
Truftee Mercer.
Dated Gold HIil, March n. 1879. 22iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31
lp,s.ei March II. 1921

TIHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
L Hill do ordsin:
section 4 OF an Ordinance entitled IAN
Ordinance for the Prevention and Punishment
OF Certain 0fenses sgAilst the Peace and Good
Oder ot the Tosn." passed April -, 1871, 10
hereby amsnded ~ a. to resd as follows:
sEcrios I. No per.on shall discharge any
gun, pistol or other dresrm, In Aoy street. al
ley or highway within the limits OF the town.
nor within one hundred feet Of occupied
houses therein. Nor shall any person or per.
sons keep, or maintain. or shoot at aDy target
or other object. With any gun. pistol or other
flrenm. upon any ground or range where such
around or range. o' target, or other obi 'et, OF
any part of 10 shall be within one Thousand
feet of any highway, rosd, 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 nom or To the limits OF the town.
Nor shall any psrron or persons. for any pur.
pose Whatsoever. dircharge or shoot OF any gun,
pistol OF other nrrarm, within one thousand
feet OF any highway. road. street or alley within
the limits OF the town. nor within one thousand
feet Of any highway. rosd. street or alley
leading from or 10 tho limits OF the town: Ifo-
ridsd. That nothing herin shall he 80 con.
strned a. 10 prohibit or interfere with the rieht
OF any person % keep and mstntaia shooting
gsllehs- In any building wiiain the limits oi
the town. -
President of the Board Of Trustees OF the Town
OF Gold Hill
Affect: W. O. HYDE. CLERK OF the board.
On motion. Ordinsace No. 10 Was passsd BY
the following vote: Ayts- Trustees Fox,
wooiley Copeland and President Stevenson.
Absent --Trustee Mercer.
Dated dold mn March u. 1879. mriyiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31
Exchange Spice.

s. .. Stock EscAalgs, harek29
Mrs. Roger tells OF "Indian women.
whose wardrobe may consist Of sun
bonnet and calico dress. gladly giving
their dollar q year to support missions,
and We could tell Of sleek parsons with
a stovs-pipe hat and two suits Of broad.
cloth, chserfully accepting that dollar.
by all means. don't let the Indian
Department be turned over to the
military.
Look on this picture: EI-Coniederats
Generals In the United States Senate
Norman, Garland. Walker. Call. Cock
rell. Vest. Ransom. Vance. withers.
johnson. Gordon. Williams. Jones
Lamar. Butler. Hampton, Harris, Coke.
Maxey. And then on this: Ex-Union
General In same-Logan. Burnside.
Plrmp. kellogg. whew!
An Indian doctor in Pierce county.
Washington Territory. shot rival prac.
titionsr and killed him. The shooter
will certainly be hanged. II ~e could
think Of anything to say that would
bring about any similar ielicitous state
OF affairs in California, We would say II.
The columns OF the Erehan9s are open
TO suggestions.
The Republicans in Congress are
unit against the repeal OF the Federal
election laws. Now II the Democrats
remain equally obstinate. and Mr.. Hayes
gets his backbone up, the chances are
that the Washington hotels aud cheap
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31
ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 70 Amend m Ordi.
nance Ratified IN 0rdinsnee Ter the
Prsventisn OF Certain Onssses
AGAINST the Peace and Coed Order
of aha Ta~u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31

A Dor Of twelve. dining at his uncle's.
made such good dinner that his aunt
observed: Johnny. You appear to eat
we'll" Eyes. aunty." replied the ur-
chin. live been praeticing eating all my
III. I"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31

AN Irish gentleman having purchased
an alarm clock. an acquaintance asked
him what he intended to do with IL.
"Och. answered he. "sure I've nothing
TO do but pull the string and wake my
sell"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31
TOWN ORDINANCES.

Il ElrEt Cl4f4-hOUtnty FeCclpt4 tNO uuuuTco
isrs
nreond Clsss- Monthly receipts one hupdrrd
| aoiis :. or over and undsr Two hundred dollsrs
ons,,.,,. t,rsnss Ten doilsrs
STs,.H so,,,,i. r.c.,n,. rnasr nm,
| na..s Sai,,.. an.s,a,,v i,csn.a eva doiisr.
AaAsu 1oA>''' f.-''''' '.e'
BoiLkR hAkERs.
SEC, IS. Every person. arm. association. eI
/ corporation eng.ged In the making or repairing
/ Of steam boilers shall psy, quarterly. tor {
license TO carry on the came. according to bis
their. or its average monthly business or 70
| ceipts. a In the following schedale:
Flrst oiss.- Monthly business or receipts
ave thousand doilafs or over. quarterly license
twenty 'nve dollars.
three thousand do lars or over and under ave
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
/ lara
Third Cla.s--Monthly business or receipts
| two thonsaud dollars or over and under thrct
thousand dollars, quarterly license. hfleen dol
lafs.
| Fourth Class-- Monthly business or receipts
under two thousand dollars, quarterly license,
| ten dollars.
poor Asp ssoExAKKRs AND oobBLERs.
| Sac 10. Every person or hIm engaged In the
,,, ousns yos =, n.,,siv , iinnns. ~ y,
cooohns' rnah psy qnpS,y,,., ~ a. ~. =, ,hs,,
o.y ~ sa ~. y. ,.rain,s A. IN ths nj.
..n.. .sh. AMI
VIZ tms.sNWanth,v .slss or recsIpts thru
,nndssS do,,. = ~ o.s, onsrtsriy Meme Ter
sls. 1 " s''''
a.ssaA o,...-uonthiv s.i.. or reee,pts nm.
| A., th,s, n,na,.l daIisrs ouart,riy iIcense,
~. ~. snn,, s"1 s'' fs~"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31

"uow's YorR babyf" shouted one Of
the boys the other morning to young
married man who has but recently been
entitled to the appellation Of papa.
"lt's naughty. but It's noiss-f and
the father passed on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-03-31
soLicIroRs.
STAGES AND osstBusxs,

SEQ. %. Every perron. nrm. association or
corporation engaged In the business OF trans.
porting passengers for hire from the Town Of
Gold Hill 10 any other place, OF from any other
place TO the Town Of Gold Hill, and who or
which hes place OF business, OF ons terminus
Of his their or It's route. or an sgrncy In the
Town OF Gold Hill. shall pay. quarterly. for .
lcense to carry on the same. according 10 his.
their or its average monthly receipts, % In the
following schedule
rirrt O.a-s aonthly receipts one Thousand
second Class-Monthly receipts under one
thousand collars. quarterly license, twenty dol.
lars.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 1903.

An ORDINANCE to FIX asd ooiises
. License Tax Upoe certain
Trades and Busisess Wishia she
Csrperass Limits OF the Town sf
Gold Hill.
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On motion Ordinance 100 Was passed BY the
following vote. Ayes trustees Fox. Woliey.
Copels-d and President stevenson. Abssni--
Truftee Mercer.
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'aSSi PIONEER LAUNDRY, Dry
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
9. ". HALL, Proprietor.

THIS oLD-EsrABLisIIED AND RKLL
4 able Laundry 10 pfepared To turn out any
quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen wiin-
PseisSss puneiuaiiy called for and re-
uPPiCRs Theodore VOLTS Clothing store.
ooposiie International Hotel, q street, vir.
Ina, and vesey Houss. Gold Hri. I'M
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THE PIONEER
sHAvInaA HAIRDREsslHo sAlooy
O. poul, PROPRIETOR.

nLRAN TOWELS AND SHARP nAzoRs.
" Quick. Smooth, Neat, lirstciass WORK.
Hair Cutting md Dressing done In the most
srtistic, nitabls md atisfsctory style.
Tia Old rioossr Saloon 10 the plaos. and doaJ
yoa forsstit. 10 y
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TELEGRAPH conrASIrs.

SEQ. %. Every telegraph company doing
business In the Town Of Gold liiii shail pay,
quarterly. for Q license 10 carry on the same.
according TO its average monthly receipts, % In
the following schedule:
Pirst ClAss-Monthiy receipts two thousand
dollars or over. quarterly licsn.e. forty dollars.
Second Clsss--Monthly receipts under two
thousand dollars. quarterly license, thirty dol.
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THIArEHu AND nxLoDEoEs.

SEQ. 81 Every manager or lessee Of any thes.
tor or melodeou troupe. engaged In the business
Of giving public performance. Of ths same, shall
nav for : license 10 cavry on the same. according
70 his receipts at each performance. a. In the
First class -Recepts two hundred and nfty
dollars OF over. license for each performance,
nftsen dollars.
recoud Cls.s- -Iisceipts under two hundred
and any dollars, iicsnss tor each performances.
ten dollars.
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SIC. ~. hvery person or nrm engsscd 10 tne
business OF keeping livery stable where horses
or vehicles are kept for sale VI hire rhall pay.
Qrartcrly, for . license 10 carry on the same,
according 10 his or their average monthly busi
neas or receipts, a. In the following rehsdale:
Firrt Clssl Monthly business. paies or re-
ceipts six thousand dollars or over, quarterly
license. forty dollsrs.
second Monthly business. Gales or 70
ceipt. four thonssnd dollars or over and under
rix thousand dollars, quarterly license, thirty
dollars.
Third Glass; Monthly busineea. sales or re-
ceipts two thousand dsliars or over aud under
four thousand dollars, quarterly license, twenty
dollars
Fourth Glass -Monthlv basinsss. sales OF re-
ccipts under two thousand dollars. quarterly u.
cepse tan dOl.Arr.