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The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
FIFTH EDITION.
The County Courts.
THIS MORNINGS PROCEEDINGS.

OPENING OF THE THIRD wEEK-THIs
MORNINGS SEBsIoN-THE MAGARITY
DAMAGE CASE UNDEB WAY AGAIN.
Especially Reported for the Gazette.l
NEW CASTLE, May 26.-Court open
at the usual hour, this morning Judges
Comegys, WOotten anu Houston on the
bench.
d The Magarity damage case was re-
sumed, and testimony for the defense
was continued.
Edward Forrest, bricklayer, testified
that during last summer or fall be visit
ed Mr.. Magarity's house, in company
with Mr.. Given, and estimated that 1t
would take about $500 to repair the dam
aye the building l ad sustained.
Witness also stated that he estimated
the damages caused by the alteration Of
the grade at $1,000.
Ex-Sheriff James Armstrong testified
that he occupied the store in Mr.. Magyar
ity's house from February, 1876 to last
fall. NOticed cracks IN the wall and
water In the cellar at every freshet. The
water Game into the cellar from the
streets; did not know whether any water
came from the s wer or not. Had seen
the sewer so full that the water would
not run into 1t, AID backed up over the
pavement Once saw 1t SO full that the
water raised the plate over the "man.
hole" The wa.er would sometimes run
into the cellar WI ndows like q Iniil-race,
Myers y. Cunw+ll. City Surveyor oi
Wilmington, testified that the grade OF
Maryland avenue had never been fixed
by law. but that the avenue was curbed
and partially paved on both sides, as far
as Chestnut street.
Aau hDr -
wells Assist ants, testified that the bot
iom of the Oh .si nut street SO er In from,
of Mr.. Magarity's house, as ascertai NED
by actual measurement, is feet inches
aUOve the level of low water in the riveI
while the bottom of the front cellar OF
The house is 1l:35 feet above low water
in the rlver, making the cellar 1922 fee
lower than the bottom of the sewer.
| Witness also testif fed to hearing Mr.
Magarity say, on the 7th inst, the da,
the measurements were made, that b,
had no complaint to make about tn,
sewer, as the surface water Is wha
troubled him most.
Frederick IL. Robinson, also an As
sistant Surveyor, cOrrOboi aJed the tes
tinony of the previous witness, he hav
ing been present at the time, IN relation
10 Mr.. Magarity having said he did no
complain about the sewer, but onl,
about the surface water.
Mr.. Lore, for the plaintiff prop )sed t,
submit the case to the jury without argu
menr, but the defendants counsel OF
jected, az they had some points of Law
nron which they desired the Court +
charge
Mr.. Lore then proceeded to argue i
favor of the plaintiff AID reviewed tn
| 40, 20 oh hat Il
sively the plaintiff had sustained dam
age from the construction of the NJ orro,
street sewer and from the surface waite
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Lore's argu
ment, Court adjourned until 3 o'cloc
m.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
The New Pump.

The new pump at Cool Spring Reser-
voir, was started on Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock, and Ia now pumping water up
into the Rodney street Reservoir. Owing
to the fact that the air pressure is ON the
forcing main, the pump does not work
~ smoothly as II Is expected to do after
few days. 1t Is made by Messrs. Il. and
A. Belts. According to contract 1t was
to pump 255, 600 gallons In IL hours and
alre adv 1t has pumped 4O0, 600 gallons in
that time.
weekly MOrtuary.
The health of this city at present Is
something remarkable, only three deaths
having been reported to Il. Is. Frazer,
Esq, Registrar of Deaths aud Burials,
for last week. They were as flows:
Foreign birth, Q; United States, l ,
whites, 8 females, 2 males, l ages, SO,
80 and 10 years. The causes were
pneumonia, Q; consumption, l. Brought
here for interment, 2.
the Central Union Telegraph Company
of New York, arrived In this city yester.
day for the purpose of looking after the
interest Of th1t company in this city.
Jacob Moore, Esq, of Georgetown
Del, stopped at the clayton House yes
terday. .--.--.."
open For Travel.
The bridge over the Christiana, at the
foot of Market street, which has been
closed since Thursday last for repairs, IL
now open for travel. Tie repairs tia
have been made, add greatly to tn
strength Of the struc ure.
| IusnectlOm and Drtll
The American Rifles will have an 10
spection and drill at their armory. thi
the press will be admitted.
Tickets Of Admittance.
Tick. Is for the American Rifles enter
tainment, on the evening of Decoration
Dav, can now be obtained at Ball 1
a nderson's store, No. 5l1 Market stree,
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Brief Locals.
nEheu nIOcNhSs
Turtle soup at Fullmer
There is pleaty of rain now.

There Is plenty of rain now.
Seaside oysters at Fullmer's.
Commandments are now In order.
Deviled crabs at Ful!mer's.
Decoration Day occurs on Friday
next.
The Board of Education meets this
evening.
Only three deaths occurred in this city
last week.
The health of this city is very good at
this time.
The Coroner held an inquest on Satur-
day afternoon.
DR.. Gallagher, the dentist, No. 1856
Market street.
1t is thought that strawberries will be
plentiful this week.
Purchase your garden seed of Smith
Fourth and Shipley.
Garden seeds of all kinds at Smith 5
Fourth and Shipley streets.
The "trophy tomato seed at Smi this
Fourth and Shipley streets.
The residence of e. II. Rumford, was
burglarized on Saturday evening.
The Colored Pinafore Company, were
greeted by good audience OH Saturday
evening.
Geo. M. butcher and Mrs. "Judge"
| Watson, arrived ia this city on Saturday
| afternoon.
"Our Boys" defeated the "Regulators
of Chester on Saturday afternoon, in a
game of base ball.
City Council held an adjourned meet
ing At Fourteenth and Orange streets on
Saturday afternoon.
The tenth anniversary of Jefferson
Lodge, No. 10, y. U. A. NJ, took place
on Saturday evening
The Rugby Literary Society hold their
annual Entertainment at the Opera
House tomorrow evening.
The eleventh annual commencem' mt
of Harkne.s' Academy takes place AT
the Opera House ON Thursday evening
| next
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Death from Fetanus.

Henry Hanson, who for some time
past has been in the employ Of Mr.. Eu-
gene Dupont. died Of lock-jaw on Sar-
urday last. About two weeks ago the
unfortunate man was engaged in now
house, and while oiling the mower, tho
instrument started to roll down tho
grade, and MIR. Hanson, in grabbing for
It, caught one Of the knives which cut
the fore fiuger of his right hand and also
mashed the bone. He was taken sick
about a week ago, and Drs. r. p. Green
leaf aod A. II. Grimshaw were called in
but too late 10 prevent lockjaw. He
leaves wife and one child who reside
in New Castle, where his rema ains were
taken yesterday.
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Fish for the Chesapeake.

This morning an attack OF the U. S.
Fish Commissioners of Washington pass
ed down the Delaware Railroad, en-
route to Crisfield, Md, with quantity
of fish for the Chesapeake Bay. These
fish were of several varieties, principally
salmon, and were in large, tightly sealed
cans, six in number. with vents in the
top for the admission of air. At the
depot the cans were replenished with
fresh water. The Chesapeake Bay and
some of its tributaries will be stocked
with these fish during the present week.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
A Special Despatch 4

The third edition of to-day's Republi-
can contains the following despatch:
THE LATEST NEWS.
Special Despatch by Hack
CRowsDALE, May "a, 1879.
A dastardly assault was made ON a
Crows dale late this evening, a glass of
beer having been dashed over It in a
beer saloon by an ex-Councilman. The
crows set up terrific cawing, but the
affair ended in smoke and stencil.
SUFFERING BILL,
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only Opns. SOl6.

The sale of building lots by the Trns-
tees of the Poor, on Saturday afternoon
did not turn out rs was expected, only
one lot being sold that one being situa,,
ted at the N. E. corner of Front and
Harrison streets, 20 feet front by G6 feet
deep. 1t was purchased BY G. W. Kit
selman, for 50 per foot. Five other lots
situated on Front street, were offered
but as S5 per foot was the highest bld
that could he obtained, they we're with
drawn, as was also the remainder.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
A Curious Case q.

The case now on trial IN New YORK OF
Henry A. .Fleischman, Of st. Louis against
the steamer Hammonia, for $lO,00O, Is
somewhat curious. Mr.. Fleischman
AYERS that he sailed for Europe in the
Hammonia In 1873, and that two days
after leaving port he and his family were
eiected from their staterooms and com =
pelea to occupy the stewards quarters,
nnposite the Kitchen, where the odors
we're vile, and rats and other small ver-
min abounded. The defense IL that Mr.
Fleischman was taken with the small
pox, aud it WAS found necessary to quar-
antine the family.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

1oal1 VINO are suffering 1iom the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, Gc.,
Will send q recipe that will cure you, +,
FREE OF CHAKE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send "A self-addressed envelope
10 the REV JOSEPH T. INMAN, station D.
zew York City.
iec20- Swty
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Was 1t an Attempt Robbery.

An attempt of what evidently appears
to be robbery was made on Mayor ALL
monds store at Eighth and Market streets
last night. Between 10 and ii O'Clock a
party passing, noticed the CRATE had been
removed and informed the police officers
who made an examination of the store
but found nothing wrong.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
VIII Write to PhiIadelphia.

VIII Write to PhiladelphAa.
During the latter part of March last
Coroner Butz received the following
postal card:
PHILADELPHIA, March %; 1873.
To the Coroner OF Wilmington Si
"If the body Of drowned. man 10 found
with on oil skin coat and dark pants and
calvary boots on, please telegraph to
JOHN MCCABB,
Pier 1S, s. Delaware Avenue,
or forward to,
Mrs. j. MCCABE,
Rear of 228 Monroe street.
As the body of the drowned man who
was found on Reedy Island on Saturday
last, over which the Coroner held an
| inquest, answers somewhat to the de-
scription contained in the postal card,
The Coroner will write to the address
given, and give description'or the body
that was found
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Delaware Veteran Volunteers,

At the meeting of the Delaware veter-
an Volunteers Asso ,iation In the Clay
ton House parlors, Saturday night, 1t
Decoration Day. The Association ad-
iourned to meet after the Decoration
ceremonies on important busl ness.
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The Seventh Anniversary.-

The seventh anniversary of Jefferson
Council No. TO-, o. U. A. M. was held
in the hall of the Moral Suasionis,s on
Saturd ~ evening, and was we'll atten.
ded and a long and well rendered pro-
gramme given.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Special
. SALE
OF
s | LlKS



We have inaugurated this day
sale of Black, Colorcd and Fancy
Silks on a large and bolder scale than
has ever heretofore been attempted
by any house in this city. Ladies
who desire to purchase truly rich
and Reliable Silks should not fail to
take the earliest opportunity Of ex-
amining these goods. To examine
will be to buy. The attractive char
acter of these Silks, as we'll as their
remarkable cheapness, cannot fail to
strike ladies at once.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
HEALD u CO..
BANKERS & BROKERS,
AND DEALERS In

,TOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES & COMM ERCEAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE, WILMINGroN, DEL.
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec-
hons. Tickets TO aud drafts on Great
Britain and other parts of the world.
jams 1yd
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On To Winchester.

The p. w. q b. II. II. Company have
concluded to issue excursion tickets from
Wilmington to Winchester, Va, and re-
turn Oh June 9th at which time the un-
yelling of the confederate monument
will take place. The tickets will be
for sale, June 9TH, and will be good for 3
days price $3.50.
The monument is 46 feet in height,
the size of the base is feet o inches.
The material of the base is Richmond
granite and the monument is of Italian
marble. 1t is beautiful piece of work
and was constructed by L. Delanty Of
Laurel Hill, Pa.
The p. w. & b. r. r. Company GER
tainly offers great inducements to those
wan ing to attend to the unveiling.
Obituary.
Oscas ID. Reasin, who for a number
of years was connected with Gouert's
tailoring establishment, No. 25 East
Fourth street, and who since the 25th OF
March has been in business for himself
at the same place, died yesterday morn
ing, after short illness. The cause OF
his death was hemorrhages.
YMiss Peoples, Oldest daughter of John
Peoples, cashier of the Union National
Bank, died on Saturday afternoon after
lingering illness.
Miss Sue Glatts, daughter of Lawrence
! Glatts, died at the residence OF her
father, on Saturday morning, from dis
ease of the lungs.
Rugby Entertainments.
Tee Rugby Literary Society will cele'
brate its eighth anniversary, with an on
tertainment in the Grand Opera House
tomorrow evening, NAV 9th.
The Bryant Literary Society of Rugby
Academy will celebrate its third ami
versary on Tuesday evening, June ioth
and the Rugby Commencement VIII takt l,
place on Thursday evening, June I'm
The Rev. A. A. Wilhts, ID. d., Of Phim
delphia, will deliver the annual address
before the Rugby Literary Society an an.
its friends on Commencement Day. Ih'
subject of his address will be "The Maj
for the Age"
Strawberries.
On Saturday nine car loads OF straw
berries and truck came up the Delawar
railroad. They were all consigned u
, | Nam Varh
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
RE AID
OUR
PRICES! !

And remember that we are not for
getful of the fact that when we ad.
vertise our goods in as strong words
as we have done, that the public
will expect very superior goods at
very low prices. So please put our
assertions to test by coming and
seeing for yourselves.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
and Com nn ercial.

WILMINGTON. Dell, May 26. 1879
L tst STOCK quotations. furnished b,
aid d Co.. Clayton House Building
Viiminaton, Del, at IL NJ. to-day.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
The daily gazette., 1879-05-26
Rugby Entertainments.
Strawberries.

On Saturday nine car loads OF straw
berries and truck came up the Delaware
railroad. They were all consigned TO
New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
Who Heard This 2

The Louisville Courier Journal has OF
late presented its readers with some
stage stories. Among them il the fol-
lowing in relation to the elder Booth:
Once "Richard III" WAS played in
Rochester. and ct rehearsal the men,
bsrs OF the company warned the gentle
man 10 whom Richmond was assigned,
and who had never played against
Booths Richard. lie was told that
Booth frequently made the duel a
very serious matter. and his apprs.
hsnsions were worked upon to such q
degree that hs resolved TO prepare
himself for the encounter. Instead OF
applying TO the property man for the
sword usually used by Richmond. he
obtained the immense weapon reserved
for the Richelisus. The play was duly
produced, aud when the hnal scene
came about. Booth Numbered on and
met bis Richmond holding aloit blade
Of enormous size. "what the - do
you mean by having such . sword ~
that - exclaimed Booth. soto voce.
"Look here. Mr. Booth" whispered
Richmond. "I'vs heard Of your doinss
In this scene. and u you come any OF
your tricks upon me Ill beat the life
out OF you" Booth was so astonishsd
that the combat aud death Of his Rich.
ard 10 said 10 have been on the occasion
exceedingly tame and Disappointing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
lP.sssi 1 March II. isrs.l
THE BOARD OF TRusrEEs OF GOLD

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
4 Hill do ordain:
Section 4 OF an Ordinance eutitied "An
Ordinance for the Prevention and Punis hment
OF Certain Onenses against the Peace and Good
Order of the Town." passed April 20. 1871, 10
hereby amsndsd ~ % TO read ~ follows;
sIcrIos 4. No perron shall discharge any
gun. pistol OF other nresrm, ~ any sire.t. a.
ley OF 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 any target
or other object. with any Run. pistol or other
nreafm, upon any ground OF range where such
ground or range. o. target. or other obi ict. or
any part OF u shall be within one thousand
feet Of any 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 os to the limits OF the town.
pose whatsoever. dischargs o. shoot od any gun,
pistol or other hrearm. within one thousand
ie~t Of any highway. road, street OF alley within
ths limits of ths town. nor within one thousand
feet Of any h,ghway. road. street or alley
reading from OF 70 the limits OF the town. Pro-
ridsd Thai nothing hsvin shall BE- 90 con.
strued - 70 prohibit or interfere with the rsht
OF any person to keep and maintain shooting
gsiienss In any building witain the limiis vt
the town. -
President q the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
Attest; ". q. HYp.. oisrt Of the Board.
On motion. ordlnancs No. 10 vss pssssd by
the following vote: Ayes- Trustees fox,
wooiley Copeland and President Stevenson.
Absent-Trustee Mercer.
Dated Gold Hill. March II. 1879. mriy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
THE Two LIGHTS.

'' Wn-n TN a n.aa = u AS postry Of yo.tA,
Van ras yosngr Il tas psstTy of I'D age
"when I'm man" the stripping erie..
And tries ths coming years 90 sean--
" Al, than I shsli b strong and wise,
When I'm mani
~wh~n I was young.- the old man slghs.
" Brsvely the lark and hnnst sung
fhsir carol under sunny skie<.
whsa was younsl"
.whsa rm Q man. shall pe ffss
To guard the right the truth uphold"
"Whsn was young bsnt no knes
To povsr % gold"
rhen shall I sstisfy ny soul
with yondsr prize. when I'm man."
Too late found hoe vain the goal
To which ran"
"whsn I'm man thess Idle toys
Asids forever shali be dung"
"rhsre vss no poison In my loys
when was young"
The boys bright dream 10 all before,
The mans romance lie. far behind.
Had We the present. and no more,
fsts we're snkind.
but brother, toiiins in the night.
stiil count yourself not all unblest.
II IN the esst therc CLEANS light.
Or In the west.
-Biaek~sods Hagasiss.
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sxc a. lyery person o. gagged In more than
ons Kind of business herein enumerated shall
nav for and take out license for each OF fueh
kinds Of business. and for each plsoe IN the
town where such business 10 eondustsd ana
sso. si. when any person. arm. association.
or corporation shail eommence business aftsr
the tine nxed for the beginning Of aquaFtsr, -
provided In section two Of this ordinances. he.
she. they, or u may take out out . llcense Tor
the rvsidus Of the quarter. paying therefor
proportionats sum Of the amount required by
lhis ordinances for quarterly licenses.
bEc. O. The monthly business. sales, or re.
ceipta menu. ned In the foregoing sections OF
this ordinsncs shall be a>cerained and esti.
mated By The person O. sogs ~ IN usnSsS dn Q. me
applying for the licenss, BY taxing the sverase
business salss, or rvceipts OF his, hsf. their or
its businsss for the thrs months, er such .por.
ton thereof - he. she. theJ. OF u may have
been sns.ged 70 Sc.in.ss; next pr1sr s y ins ss,
an abstract Of the same shall be vsrintd by the
cath Of the party and dslivsrrd 10 the Marshal.
II any penson required 70 make sueh Abstract
or average shail fail or neglect TO do % befors
ihs expiration Of niteen days from the begin.
ming Of ths quaFssr. it shall BE- tn. duty Of the
Marshal 70 make such estimate, and the same
shali bc deemed. treated. and laken - the tsu'
mats Of the person % falling or ne"' "'''pG.
$50 es, When eorporstion VIC potion
rotary or general managing agent ~ such cor.
porsfitn shall be ausnsble TO the provisions OF
said section.
SIC. q. Il shall be daiy Of ths Narst,l ed
every regular policeman TO so that me pso-
visions of this ordins nee relating 70 the taxing
out Of licenses are rigidiy enforced.
SEC. 6s. ANY psfpon violating sections Tour
and iorty seven Of this ordinance. or sithtr OF
them, shail, on con nviction. be punished - pro.
vidsd In section ono OF this ordinances.
skc. GO. All ordinances and parts OF ordi'
napc~s In CONFLICT with this ordinance are mere
$40. O.. This ordinance shsll tahs eject on
the hrst day OF Nay. A. d. one thousand sishs
hundred and sevep-nine: prottded. that AZ
licenses now issued. aud TO sxpii, amer ssid
last msnionsd date, shall not be Affected by
this section. bot shsll continue In force sccord.
ing 10 their terms; ond prortdtd farfhsr, that
In such cases the licensees NAY take uut licenses
for the 10 idue OF the quarter beginning on the
lbth day Of Nay. A. y. lSIv payin thefeiofA
proportionste sum OF the amount required by
this ordnance for quarterly licsn.es
U. u STEVENSON.
President VI the Board Of Trustees
~ the Tosn Of .oli Hill.
Attest, We HYDE.
Clerk Of the Board.
On motion Ordinance 100 was psssed By the
followiug vote: Ayes trustees Fox. Noliey,
Copeland and President Stevenson. Abssnt-
Trustee Mercer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
ORDINANCE NO. III.
Published BY authority oiihs Board Of Trustees
OF Gold HILL
AN ORDINANCE 70 Previds Dor ths
Levy OF Taxes on Real snd Per-
sosai Properly wishia she Town
Of Geld Hiti.
ORDINANCE NO. III.
Passed April Z. 1871
TaE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD

THE BOARD OF TRusTEIs OF GOLD
II nm do ordsini
FICTION Z. an annual I'd v,lorem tar Of one
and one quarter per centum upon the value OF
taxabis prop~rty within the town of oold Hill
10 berebJ levied and dir~stcd 10 be collected for
town purposes. upon the ssscsssd vsius of all
such tsxsble property, made taxabls BY the laws
OF this State for STATE and County purposes,
including the net proceeds Of the mines.
SEC. .. The tsies levied by ssc,ion VI thia
Ordinance srs 10 BE- sssereed aud collected'in
accordance with the provisions Of an ordinancs
entitled can Ordinsnce 10 Provide for the Low
and Colisction Of Taxes on Neal and Personal
Property within the o~p Of Gold Hill. passed
April 2. 1871; and also IN ordinance entitled
'.Ap Ordinances 70 provide for he times and
manner OF ertalning the vaiuc OF the net
proceeds of minss. for the purpoees OF TAXATION.
and 70 provide for the collection Of such TAI,
o G. STEVENSON.
President Of the Board OF Trustees
OF the Town Of Gold Hill.
". O. HIDE, Clerk Of the Board.
Attest, On motion. Ordnance No. III. %
read, was passsd b, the following vote Ayes-
Trustees ksrcsr. Fsx. woolley. Copeland and
". O. HYDE,
Cierk of the Board OF Trustees.
Dated Gold Hill. April 7. 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
ORDINANCE NO. ITO.

AN ORDINANCE 70 Amend IN Ordi.
nance Rstitied IN ordinance fer the
Prevestieu Of Certais Onssses
Assisst tho Peace asd Coed Order
or the Tswn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
rowy ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO 1903.

AN ORDNANCE 20 Fix ssd Ceiises
License tax Upoa Cersain
Trades asd Busisess Within sas
Corporate Limits or the rews 81
Geld Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
ElEcTIoN NOTICE.


NJOTICs Is HKRkBS GfvkN THAT ON
IN the First Monday, the fth Day of Nay.
D. 1879, II fsilo. Jsekst knstns Company
iNo. 3sD Hou,., In the Pint Ward. and ~ Lin
eoln Hoe Company tho. 5s) Aouss. In the
Second Ward. In the County Of plorsy and shts
Of Nevada. an election for the follou ing ofncsfs
Of the Town Of 0old Hill will be held:
Three rru.tees fof the Yirst ward,
Two Trustees for the second Ward.
One Town Nanhal,
One Town Trsasurvr.
ssid election win b opened at O'Clock In the
noon Of the same day.
Sirs. Ward lnspseton-D. L. Bean. 2. Lyfoid.
n. Q. Dsuehy.
Second waid Inspector-w Brennan. John
o. Bsnnstts, John Kssns.
CLERK Of the Board Of trustees Of the
Wd Town OF Gold Hill.