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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-26
ElEc1Iun NOTICE.

NoTrcs Is HERIBY 0IvIN THAT ON
IN tbs First Monday, the fifth Day. Of Nay.
4 D. 1879, at ieilos Jacket Hngins Company
tho. 2tj Houss. In the Pint Ward. and st Lin.
coin Hops Company tho. SCI Houss. In the
second Ward. IN The County OF sotsy and btats
Of Nevada, an election Cor the folloslns ofncsn
Of the Town Of Gold Hill will bs held:
Three rru.teea fer the First Ward,
Two Trustees for the second Ward.
One Town Marpnal,
One Town TrAsurer.
Said election viii be opened al O'Clock In the
noon OF the sameday.
first Ward Inspeeton-D. l.. Bean. z. Lyford.
II. D. Dsnchy.
Second Ward inspectors- WIN. Brennan. John
". q. HYDE.
Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
etd Town Of Gold Hill.
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nIxED PICKLES.

"Dos p,najors erpr.s.ion vas . noosance."
rsmsrksd reutonic gentleman recsntiy 70
esnial ooAdiutor. "Auf you tole . fslisf some
dfngs, ~ shpsaks nodins Won biAins Ansh.n
sbss he sAy; '.vos. hardly. somstiues nsisf
vot hind Of language 10 doser
He put his arms around her waist
And swsrs sn awful svore,
Asd = be isrsed /, ou again
Hessid,
I've fsn thu, pis-sioc.
Winter an gone. an March am here,
An coon vtii De rain drvps nl':
Fore long viii de sras. look Treea again.
An de voice Of dc robin call
De Ice viii soften. de snow viii melt.
An Dc sun shine ci'ar sn strong
An do darhsy oil scratch his froksn heel
An danos to de glsd .pring song.
Ds folksss hft an De foikss- small
VIII open dere mouis an slns
"0h. Wintsf. g'wsy v'd yer trost ones-
cons inter Dc cabin. oh. spring =
.oA. saw" the maiden er,ed, and ret
Yeur veary head upon this br'ast
Nay, nay, tsont Do the yoang man said.
A. l..shisfiy be pushed s ssssa;
whai. think you, would the old man sayr'
"I want Psrisn statustss
OF . new design" shs ssid
"Hov will hat do r the clerk inquired.
Nc w u1@i.
She looked. and 10 venus fAlr,
OF most voiuptuoas limb
-Yoa nassy mai = she fsifly screamed,
A. frowniss sore on him.
"I may dessrve." be stsmmsred firth.
"a pualshment eondign-
But really. marm. I teousnt you ssked
Ne for nude dssizn."
-S,. Lo-i. Jo.,-ai.
Ne murmured In clarinda's ear;
.Twoud highten much my bliss
n you vouid Kindly give TO me
One tender littl. ki-s."
And shs turned round and aid 10 him:
81 llhe you ,nuehiy. Biii;
30, 10 you really want kiss.
Sal, In and tak- your al;
That's the hind Of hai-pln am"
NJ srs.dfaihsr's cot VAS too short for his
frams.
And be slept sixty years on the noor.
And III swear that the torn nts of-oh. what
10 ne uamer
were - pothing compared to his snorr.
Bot at last he forgot To cover his feet.
Thoss feet that % long were his pride. o
And cold. chilling breess slid under the sheet.
And the Id m-a-n d.i-i-isd.
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TOWN. ORDINANCES.

flint Cisss-Monthly receipts two hundred
dollsrs or over. quarterly license. twelve dol.
sscond ol..s- -Mos.hiy receipt. one HUNDRED
qusrisrly license. ten dollars.
hundred dollars. quarterly license. nvs dollars.
sotlxR nAxERs.
erc. 70. Every person. frm, association. or
corporation engsgsd In the mailing or repairing
| Of stsam boilers shall psy. quarterly. for .
license 70 CARR 90 the ssnss, according 70 his
their, or its sverige monthly business OF re-
csipts. a. in the following schedule;
First Oisss-Monthiy business or receipts
ave thousand dollArs On over. quarterly hesnse'
twenty .nve dollars.
Second Ciass-Monthly business or receipts
thrss thousand do lars or over and under Ave
thousand dollars. quarterly licanse. twenty dol.
Third Glass Monthly business or receipts
| tvo thoasand dolisrs OF over and under three
thousand dolisrs. quarterly license. nfseen dol.
| lArs.
uodsr two thoussnd dollars, quarterly license,
soor Asp ssorxlksm Asp ooBntsRs.
Bto 10. Evsry person OF arm engaged in the
business OF boot or shosmaking. repairing. or
cobblins. saall pay quarterly Tor license 70
carry on the ssms. according TO his ot their
average monthly salss or receipts. - In the FOL.
| lowing SCH dule:
First Glass Monthly sales or receipts three
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license ten
sscond oisss-Monthiy sales or receipts un.
der three hundred dollars, quarterly license.
| nvs doliars.
eIo. %. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business OF ieeolng bos sling alley or bowling
alleys for pnblio use or hire shall pay, quar-
tsrlJ, for license therefor. according 10 hi. or
their average monthly receipts. a. ~ the ioi'
lowing tchedule;
and my dollars or over. quarterly license d1
secopd Monthly receipts under one
hundred and my dollars. quarterly hcsnss,
three dollars.
nsorERs, YAcroRs AND oEEERAL AGENTS.
SEC. ~. kvery person. nrm. association. or
i corporation engaged In the busine,s OF buying
i and sill z rsal estats or personal property OF
any description whatsver texcept mining or
other stoeksl or collecting rents, - the agent,
fsctor. or broker Of another, shall pay. quarter.
~. for . iiosnss 10 caIry on the same according
/, his, their. or its average monthly sales VI 10
| ceipis, % IN the following scheduis:
First Class--Nonth'y sales or receipts ten
thousand doilsrs or over. quarterly license.
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts i've
thoussnd dollars or over and under tsa thon.
sand dollars. quarterly license. twenty'nv dol.
larr.
twenty-five hundred dollars or over and undsr
ave thousand ,lIars, quarterly license. twenty
| Fourth ciass- Monthly sAles or receipts A.
| teen hundred dollars or over and under twenty
avs hundred dollars. quarterly license, nftern
doiiars.
anstn hundred dollars. quarterly license, ten
| dollars.
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rows ORDINANCES.
ORDNANCE NO 100.

An oRDIaAncE - Hix a.A ossisss
. LsesnsS Tax uDss Osrsain
TrsAss asa Dastsess Wishis shs
Csspsssss limits % shs rsvs 81
0oId Hill.
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soLicrroRs.

$50. 80. Every pervon. nrm. associstion o.
corporation engaged In the buslness Of trsns
porting passengers for hire from the Town ol
Gold Hill to any other place, or from any other
OF his, their or its route, or an sgency In thu
Town OF Gold Hill. shAll pay. quarterly. for .
lieenss 10 carry on the same, according 70 bis,
iheir or its average monthly recsipts, - In the
following schedule
First C.ass Monthly receipts one thousand
second Class--h houthly receipts under one
thousand collars. qusrtsrly license, twenty dol
lars
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A ScorcH minister in one OF his
parochial visits met q COW boy. aud
asked what o'clock II was. "About IL,
air." was the reply. "well." re.
marked the minister. 81 thought IL was
more" ''It's never any more here. :"
said tho boy; ''it just begins ut 1
again.
"SAsBo. kin yo' tell why dey inwari.
bly, take the pennies from the ehi'ren at
the Sunday schooll" "'Course l kin.
Dat 10 to git dc cents OF dc msetin'."
SAID . philosopher: 81 don't like q
man who Is intimate on short acquaint'
anes. because be Is almost sure to be
short on intimate acquaintance"
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THE PIONEER
SHAVING 1 HAIRuREssIne sAlonn
o. PonL. pRopaIGroR.

u Quiek. sncoth, Nssi. Iifstelsss Work,
Hsif cuttins snd Dreesing. done n ths most
artiseis, Slitshls snd asishctosy styiA.
rhs ~ iiossR Saloon y he plaSA md doaV
- sosuSu' I'm
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....ANp....
GOLD HILL OMNIBUS,
R4R

CONNECTING WITH THE OARS At GOLD
VI nm 70 and nom Csrson.
wni mahs regular trips between the stands %
ststs Of ths rcsd viii allow from o'clock 4.
=. tin . 6'cioek .. =.
Es.sS,Ir,-;:.--......'-....Sc .,sI..r :. cs:ss: s.,:
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TxLsaRArn oonrAHrrs.

$50. %. kvery telegraph company doini
business IN the Tovn Of Gold Hill shaii pay
secordisg 70 its average monthly receipts. % II
the following schedule.
Pirst Cisss--hopthly receipts two thousant
dolisrs or over, quarterly licsnAs. forty dollars
Second Csss-Monthiy receipts undsr tws
thousand dollars. quarterly iicense. thirty dol
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SEC. %. Ivery person or arm engaged In the
businx q Of hsvking or pedd ins goods. wares.
or merchandias Of any description. except Ice
crsam and milk. from . vehicle or otherwise.
shail pay for slicense 70 carry on the same. &C.
cording 10 his or their average salea or receipts.
q In tbs following schedule:
Pirst Ciass- Monthly sales or receipts ono
thousand dollars OF over. quarterly Hcense'
thirty dollar or monthly license, niteen dol.
lars, ct the option OF litensec.
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts nm.
der one thousand doilars, quarterly licenss.
twenty dollars, or monthly license, ten dollars.
q the option OF the hcensee.
Third Class--Daily sslss or receipts ATTY dol
lars or over. fve dollars for each day, unlsss
The person or nrm engaged In such business
pay for and taks out nouthly or quarterly H.
cense.
Fourth Clsss- Daily saies or recsipts under
hfty doilsrs, three dollsrs for each dag. unless
the psrson or hrm engaged In such businsas
pay for and taks out monthly or quarterly u.
cenee.
eIc. Si. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business Of hawking or peddlIns ice cream shall
pay for Q lioonse TO do the same. according 70
bis % their average sales or receipts, - IN inc
following schedule
Tirs Gsss-Diiy salss or rsesipts my dol'
ian o. orr, quarterly resnss, twenty-five eo''
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ecc A weak In your own tovn- - sstns
0OO nee. Ne risk. Hnder. n y0a vana ,
6asins-s at which persons Of either ssx can
mahe great pay ~ The tims tAsy yoRk. vF1ns
Sslsa: Z. H1LLErr . 90. Sa.i.sd. xa
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erc. %. Every person. nrm, association Of
corporation engaged In the business OF trsns
mittins letter. or other packages forwarding
and carrying gold dust. bullion. coin or frsighl
Tor hire, from the Town OF 9old Hill 10 anI
other place, or from any other p ace ~ the Tosr
Of Gold Hill, and who has place OF business
or agency In said town. shall pay. quarterly. foI
license 10 carry on the same. according To HE
their or ita monthly receipts. - In the average
following schedule
Pint tClass--Monthly receipts nve tnousana
Dollar or over quarterly license. thirty dollars
second Clsss-Monthly receipts under nv
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
lam.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-01

In the majority report of the
famous committee to investigate the
State debt, it is claimed that the
act Of 1869-70, providing that sol
vent railroads might discharge their
obligations to the State by paying
in bonds, regardless of seri-s or
number, was passed under duress-
that the members Of that Legisla-
ture were afraid Of reconstruction
by the Federal Government. The
absurdity of this claim appears
fully in the published testi-
mony taken before the committee
On page 50 of the report will be
found the testimony Of Clay
Roberts, who says that at the in
stance of the Governor and the
Speakers Of the two Houses Of the
General Assembly he went to
Washington for the purpose Of US
ing his influence to prevent recon
struction. He went in a semi~
official capacity, he states, and
carried letters from Gov. Senter to
Grant and Sherman. When he
got there Ben. Butler had his back
up and was about to introduce
bill for the reconstruction Of
Tennessee. But, upon Clay's OF
perfume arrival, Butler was induced
to hold up, and the catastrophe was
prevented. Clay's absence from
Nashville must have been noted by
the Legislature, and when it became
known that he had gone to Wash,
ington, and the objett Of his mission
was understood, it is absurd to sup
pose that there was any further ap-
prehension felt on the subject of re
construction.
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departed from their steadfastness
as true State credit men. It was
this or nothing, and if the bond
holders prefer nothing, this bill does
not affect their status in the courts
at least.
What the bondholders will do we
will not undertake to say. 1t has
been said that they will
not accept. There is no
particular reason why they should.
Had the coupons Of the new bonds
been made receivable for at least a
portion of the taxes there would
have been some inducement to ex-
change a thousand dollars for five
hundred dollar bond, but to ex-
change a dollar bearing six per
cent. interest for fifty cents bear
ing only four per cent. interest,
without any additional security
whatever, is asking a good
deal. If the proposition is
accepted by the bondholders
the question is settled, perhaps,
though it viii be fought even
then, by repudiationists of the Say
oge-Tolly-WiIson stripe. If it is
not accepted, and there is no coercion
in the bill, there is no telling how
nor whenit will be settled, and all the
trouble and disgrace that grows out
of it will be chargeoble directly to
the majority Of the present Legis~
lature, and those who elected them
to the position they have SO utterly
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warn &SIES.

Ex-senator Spencer has gone 10
California 10 Ok afJgr his mining in
/ terests.
II Democratic Senators aJUI muz-
zie Bsci. aoI Voorhees, they wou!d
''pau cut" bette b-,ore JAe count-y.
Aloazo Bell, :. s:sra"s Secretary of
the Interior, Las besn iDsoeu 10 aeIiyer
All address il Philadelphia o4 Dscora-
ton Day.
NJ. content Wuh pede-trsanism
New Workers pro- ose 10 ezrtnd some
of "a ir spare enthusiasm o. 1. uuous'er
dog SHOW.
Which is the Lost Cause" the
Union or the Confederate? Let some
one cast an sye fowatds Was in ton
ana answer.
Little Wols and his band If faEilil 8
C4oysuHes have ueen captured hy
troops ia Mountains. Siung Bull has
left Canada for me. United states.
Senators Gorden ana Lamar have
rented ucUse upon Vermont avenue,
Washington, aud Ibis viii ta The
social headq aaT,er~ OF ne Conf deIate
Congress.
The Democrats and Greenbackers in
Ohio have conclu lei to follow the ad-
vice given them by the Cincinnati
Enquirer, and form coalition for the
coming election.
TIE Democrats are hunting for
another precedent. They want to
seat a man from Iowa who las neither
the Governors or any other PERSONS
certificate. Tnry VIII fad Way or
make one.
Gen. II. V. Boyntoh, the we'll
known CORES poudent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette, entered the Union army
in 1861 as Major OF tbs 24tn OHIO In
Iantry, and had reached tie rank OF
Brigadier General when he resigned il |
1861, having been severely wounded at
The stoTming Of Mission Ridge
Boston Journal
The editor If ghs Hawkinsville |
(Tenn.) Dispatch has named his four
children BREWER" Long Primer
"SmaII Plea" and "Pica. Cincinnati
Enquirer. If those four little unfor-
Inmates are not out Of "sorts,n and
burning with al unquenchable desire
to clock up the form" OF their paternal
ancestor for little while, and then
'chase" him out OF town, shooting
sticks" at him, they do not believe in
paying him back in his own "quoin"-
that's all.
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The Annual Volumes OF HARPER's BAzAR, In
cictn ud1g, viii bc sent By express, free OF ov.
collar per Eolumc), Tor 81 90 each. A compIcte
oet' cqmpu,luE Eleven Volumes sent on reroip,
OF cash az the rate Of s. IS per volume freight al
tXIeusc Of purchaser
Cloth Gases for each volume suitable fsr bind
81 20 each. A' ~
,kemittaqceg should DO made by Post Oaco
Money OrAtr or DrG.t, 10 avoid chance Of lose.
Newspapers are net to copy thia advertisement
Wl.hout tae eXpre.e order Of HARPER & BROTH-
Frs ADDRESS HARPER 4 BROTHERS.,
Now York.
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BUR0H AND BRIGHT.
Democratic Leaders Annoyed at Their
UnsaV0ry Reputation,
New York Times.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Lead~
ing Democratic Senators are con
siderably annoyed over the publica-
ton Of the charges made against
Messrs. Burch and Bright, the two
principal officers Of the Senate.
These charges were whispered about
the Capitol prior to the assembling
Of Congress, and at the caucus at
which Messrs. Burch and Bright
were nominated, inquiries were made
touching their truthfulness. Sena-
tor Mcdonald, on behalf Of Mr..
Bright, denied the correctness Of
the allegations, and Senator Harris,
Of Tennessee, performed the same
good offices for Col. Burch.
Under the solemn assurances Of
the Democratic Senators from In
diana and Tennessee, the nomina-
tons were made, and now that
the truth has been published in
the Times and other newspapers,
many Democratic Senators are in
dignant at having been thus i'm
posed upon, and there is considera.
bic discussion among them as to the
best method Of getting rid Of the
two smirched officers. The Demo
cratic members of the House seem
to enjoy the dilemma in which their
brethren Of the Senate are placed
by the selection of unworthy men
to the positions of Secretary and
Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate, for
the reason that when the House had
its trouble with its Door-kcepers,
Fitzhugh and Polk, the Democratic
Senators were quite free in their
Of what they termed 'Ethe
and stu pidity Of the
House in selecting its officers The
cases of Messrs. Fi,zhugh and
Polk, however, bear no com
parison to those now presented
by Messrs. Burch and Bright, be-
cause the frst.named officers were
removed for laundering and inelfi-
cheney, while the latter are shown
to have been charged in their re-
spective States with scandalous and
practices, one Of them only
escaping conviction for felony on
technicality. There is talk Of an
investigation being ordered, but for
the purpose Of avoiding the scandal
which such an inquiry would un
questionably create, many Demo-
cratic Senators are in favor Of per-
the present Secretary and
Sergeant-at-arms to remain in their
positions until the end Of
the extra session, or until the begin
ming Of the regular session in De-
,ember, and at that time proceeding
to choose other officers to take the
places now hell by Col. Borch and
Mr.. Bright.
The IMMUNITY with which some |
tenerant vendors Of so-callod med
cinos, take advantage Of the good /.
names Of standard proprietary med
cines, is simply disgusting. Hence
he necessity Of cautioning the pub
&c on purchasing DR.. G. MoLano's
Celebrated Liver Pills, which have
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iz, GZp@G's Magazine,
1879.
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DURSUANT TO TIE ABOVE ORDER FROM
having claims against the estate of Samuel
A. Peirsop, decd, ara hereby notified to fl
them with the Clerk of the County Court OF
Knox county, or or before the Isl. day OF Sep
temblr. 1919 80 that p-o rata distribution Of tho
funds may b. made. All persons owing sad de-
cease will at cnce coma forward and pay up ard
save cost LIZZIE o. PEIRSoN, Aom'E.
Logan & Luckey, Counse!s for the estite'
EarZSd1e
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 5.
FOR TEN DOLLARS CESH

We will insert a seven lab awe o. cmEnt enc
week list Il 16i ws,s lt newspaper, ~ srp-
two weeks in n choice Of either of & ar scrarrfe
a-d distinct ls.s containing ON ~ {. 20 uagsss
@ oh, or four lines one week IN all four 81 ma
comtiaf d, being more than loo papers. $50
50 have lists Of papers by statea throu hrut ff.
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s.. IF sou Sill send ne tho names ,f % ha.f
dozen high Tr'ced papers In which Jon would ~.
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M8ncy saved is money Carnc'. Scud con. =.
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The -o.u.c- Of the N0agziac begin vith Oh,
HUNTERS OF June and December of each year
When DO .lmo b Isrilcf, il VIII be unde.sto0
r-Bs Nun -r.
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nARPhR,S PERIODICALS.

EARPER'S MAGAZINE. One Yo,r elo.
HARPER's WEEKLY, -. 4 On
HAPPENS BAZAAR, 4 90
The THREE publications, one ycar......i00
ANY TWO, enc yoar......................... 20
SIX ECbsofi9 ions, one year............... O o..
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HABPEE'a MAGAZINE. Ono Yoag.........s a.
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The THREE publjoatiyrs. orc ycar......... D. o..
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7 IZZlE 0. PEIRSON. ADMINISTRATIVE
/ Of the estate Of Samuel 4. Poirsep, dec'5,
having duly suggested the insolvency OF the
estate of said Samuel 4. PeirSoa, deceased ;
therefore, J, J. +. j. Levi, Clerk OF ths County
Court Of In county, Tennessee, do order
Lizzie Q. PelEs0n, admnistTllriz Of Samuel "A
Person. decd. to give notice in the Dai y
Chronicle and also at tho Court House door in
Knoxville, Tenn sseo, fer all persons holdilg
claims agaiEs- the estate offs ID dece sod TO come
forward and file them with me az clerk aforesaid,
for pro rata distribution on or teicre the ist day
of Sep. embar, 1879.
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