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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-21
SARATOGA RACES.
Last Day of the Meeting Of the
Saratoga Association.
AN IMMENSE ATTENDANCE.
Checkmate, Clara D, Blossom and
Trouble the Winners
SARATOGA. N. v. August 90. 1879.

SARATOGA. ". Y. August 20. 1879.
This the last day OF the races ut Saratoga for
year 1872 and the bill OF fare offered very
good one. there being four capital contests on the
card. These of in a satisfactory manner q
most miserable track. as it worse than yester
day. the nind being more holding and heavy to the
horses than was the slushy going. The first race
was dash OF three-quarters Of mile. the second
two miles aud = quarter, the third mile aud
half and the fourth . stecplechase the full
course. Tho first race was won by Checkmate. Ga
briel second. Jennie third. The second race
won by Clara d. Franklin second. Governor Hampton
third The third fell to Blossom. the stable
companion of the previous winner, both from Cali
fornia and the stceplechase was won by Trouble.
Moonstone being second. The weather delight
full aud attendance simply immense, the last day
being ea ual in number to that when the for the
kenncr Stakes run.
During the meeting there have been 100 races
run which have had AL starters. aud in which 13l
different horses have been engaged. The table here
the number of times stables have been second the
number of times third i'll which money in any shape
has been won, together with the gross winnings of
each owner including half of the excess i'll selling
races The stables of Messrs. n. 3. Field. ". H.
Jones, J. Mccormack. c. W. Mednger. J. Mcmahon.
here that started horses and did not win money.
The total amount during tho meeting was
ss3 go divided as follows-
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SWIMMING TO CONEY ISLAND.

The long distance swimming match to-day be-
tween George werhan. an amateur and Hans rucfr.
professional swimmer. promises to DO exciting
and interesting affair. The is from pier No.
North River to Norton & Murray's pier. at Concy
Island. distance OF eleven miles in straight line.
This is greater distance than from Sandy Hook to
Manhattan Beach, but the will not have to en-
counter the strong tidal currents Captain Webb
did on that SWIM. The men said TO be very
evenly matched In regard to speed and endurance,
aud are both IN good form and spirits. Werlan, tho
amateur is man OF great physique, standing feet
inches and weighing 2S5 pounds. Tueiff is smaller
man. but is said to be an exceedingly powerful swim
mer. They are to be accompanied down the bay
tho entire course by barge to carry the judges and
friends The start will be made half past two OK
acty from pier No. North River.
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JUDGEs-Messrs. q. Owens, j. Il. boswell and W.
Booth.
TIMEns-Messrs. j. Smith and ]. r. Whaley.
STAnTEn-Mr. r. NJ simmons; assistant. Mr.. j.
Wynn.
SEcRETARY-Mr. Charles Wheatly.
The folio wing the details OF the racing
RACE
was for purse of $3.50. OF which $50 to the second
horse entrance, $40. to be divided between second
and third horses. Those not having won 81, 900 at
Saratoga this year allowed lbs. Those beaten and
not having race at Saratoga this year allowed
Is lbs Three-quarters Of a mile. There six
starters for this event. comprising Messrs Barnes
Vests gray colt Gabriel. by Alarm. dam Electric
years old, l03 lbs; Mr.. L. j. Baldwin's chestnut
Hly Jennie b. by Gleneg, dam Regain. years DID, SO
lbs; Mr. James McCulough's chestnut colt George
Mccullough. by Harry Bassett. dam Spotted Fawn.
years old. 1o3 lbs; Mr. Oden Bowie's chestnut
geding Skylark. by Dickens. dam Nette. years DID,
100 lbs; Mr.. p. A. Woods bay colt Hippogrifle by
Hurrah. dam Velveteen. years old. 113 lbs and
Mr. j. L. Williams brown gelding Checkmate, by
Planet. dam Full Cry. years old, ITO lbs. Check
mate great favorite over the field as follows-
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THE TABERNACLE'S TREASURER.

Mr.. Nelson Hamblin. treasurer of DIR. Talmage's
Tabernacle, Brooklyn.s advanced several thousand
dollars on the organ of that house of worship in
June last. before the pastor took his departure for
Europe II stated ut the time that the money
needed to help deray tho travelling expenses of
the pastor while abroad. Yesterday u report was
circulated that owing to some misunderstanding
between the treasurer and the Board OF
Trustees Sir. Hanbn had resigned his posi-
ton. 10 HERALD reporter last evening
Major Corwn, president OF the Board Of Trustees.
last evening said that the story OF the resignation
was III old one, as Mr. Hamblin had resigned month
ject further than that the mortgage ON tile organ
amounted to $1,000.
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BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
The entries and weights for the at Brighton
Beach to-day as follows:-

The entries and weights for the races at Brighton
Beach to-day follows:-
Fnisr RAcK.---purso $3.50. of which $50 to the
ond horse Winners ut brighton to carry lbs
extra; other winners allowed lbs. Maidens al
lowed IL years old, lbs. If years, Ii lbs. it 5
years or more II lbs. One mile and three-quarters.
Enterprise. l02 lbs; Albert. lis lbs; Zodiac. 1Ol
lbs; Willie ID. III lbs. Dailgasian ll3 lbs. Carver
DR., lU4 lbs.
SEcoSD RAcE.-purse $500. of which s75 to the
second horse. Handicap for all ages. Mile heats.
Nirginus. 100 lbs; Baton Rouge. lOl lbs; Moie
Mckinley, 9S lbs; Ike Bonllain 1U5 lbs.
IHItD RAuE.-Purse $3.50, of which $50 to the
second nurse. Handicap for all ages. Three
quarters OF a mile. Cedric. ~ lbs; Miss Malloy.
80 lbs; Dairy Maid 100 lbs. Hattie u, lO5 lbs;
Kingston ~ lbs.; Idler, SO lbs.
FoCRrn RACE. Purse $3.50. of which $50 to tho
second horse. Handicap hurdle race. Two miles.
over eight hurdles. Loiterer. lis lbs. Ventilator.
40 lbs; Deadhead. III lbs; Katie p. l37 lbs.
keiso. 14l lbs; Derby. l3s lbs; Cripple lis lbs
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

pLAINFfEID, N. j., August 30, 1879.
Russ Hartigan. of Jersey City. shot pigeon match
at this place to-day with 4. IL. Thomas. of New
York. winning the match from the New Yorker by
one bird. 1t for 800 a side. hfty birds each.
Hartigan standing at u yards and Thomas ut 80
yards rise. ground traps yards apart, Narragan-
sett Gun Club rules. The score is as follows:--
Hartigan-110l1, l1011. DILL, I'LL, Ill., 10l0l
Thomas-11111, It'll, 0lli1. It'll, 01011, 1110i,
ILL., Ol01O, 1l0ll IODI1. Killed. 40; missed, 10.
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FOUNTAIN GUN CLUB.

In consequence Of the death of Captain Frederick
w. Hansen. q member OF the Fountain Gun Club.
caused by an unfortunate accident while out u
cunning expedition. fully recorded in yesterdays
HERALD. the regular semi-monthly meeting for trap
shooting postponed from yesterday for ono
week. The members OF the Fountain Gun Club will
hold special meeting tonight In relation to tho
death of their fellow member Captain Hansen. The
regular shoot OF the club will be Wednesday
11.Yt
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BASEBALL.

The League championship game at Cincinnati
yesterday between the Cincinnatis and Ceveands re-
suited in q victory tor the uincinnatis by score of
to 8.
In the gale at Baltimore between the Hop Differs,
OF Rochester, and the Baltimores, the former won,
after hard fought game, by score OF to U.
The Jersey Uitys and Rochestsrs play in Jersey
City Oh Saturday
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THE CHARLOTTE REGATTA.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, August 20, 1879.
At Charlotte to-day Courtney beat "Frenchy"
Johnson by half length in 22m. Cos. in race
OF three miles. with u turn. Johnson's time was
22m. u h.s.
Beat brown of Geneva. won tho amateur single
scul in 15m. $685. distance two miles Odell. of
Auburn. second and Grouse. of Auburn third.
The Ida, of Rochester, the first class yacht
race beating the Ella. of Osweuo.
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IMPORTANT MATCH ARRANGED.

OTTAWA. Ont, August 20. 1879.
is understood that cricket match will be played
here during the latter part of September. between
teams of Irish gentlemen. captained by Lord Colt
hurst and sixteen Of the Ottawa Club.
Hanlan will visit Ottawa during the OK hibtion and
give q display of his rowing capabilities.
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THE ROSS-SMITH RACE.

HALIFAX. N. s., August TO- 1879.
Wallace Ross. the St. John oarsman, has taken up
his quarters ut tho Threc-Mile House, the shore
of Bedford Basin to prepare for his with War
rem smith, which is announced to take place on
Tuesday next.
The betting continues even and both men seem
confident oil victory.
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PAROLE AND THE CAMBRIDGEsHIRE

LONDON. August ., 1879.
Parole has been backed to win $4,000 in the
Cgmbrdgeshire. The sporting Times says :"Despite
his defeats late lie is very likely the best horse in
England at q mile or q mile aud quarter
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THE BARRIE REGATTA.

BARRIE. Ont, August 20, 1879.
Hanlan having declined to row of the dead heat,
the hrst money awarded to Riley.
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INTERNATIONAL CRICKET MATCH.
THE MATCH BETWEEN THE AMERICAN AND
CANADIAN TEAMs--THE AMERICANS THE VIM
NERs WITH FIVE wIcKETs TO SPARE.

THE MATCH BETWEEN THE AMERICAN AND
CANADIAN TEAMs-THE AMERICANS THE WIN
NERs WITH FIVE wIcKETs TO SPARE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
OTTAWA, Ont. August 90 1879.
The finish of the international cricket match to-
day was surprise to all parties. Wickess were
pitched at eleven O'Clock. the ground being more
favorable for scoring. because not sodden as
yesterday. The last Canadian wickets. Powell ana
B-odie. stood only four balls. The former batsman
hit splendid hit 20 leg off Charles Newhall for
tie third ball and retired on the fourth ball to
magnificent catch by Brewster Brode did not get
ball. Total o. second inning 80. leaving the Ameri-
cans 80 to tie and 60 to wn Without delay Charles
Newhan ana II. w. Brown. of the American team.
went in to the bowling of Brophy at the Rideau Hall
end and Hall ut the south end Runs came slowly.
In Brophy's third over Brown drove TO him catch.
which taken. One wicket for 8 The
next bali Brophy clean bowled Bailey Soutter now
ard began hitting. His score of II, COM
prsing two threes and three doubles. with singles,
carefully MADE. He was well caught by Ray off
Brodie. who had now relieved Hall. Cross played
straight OF Brophy's into his owa wicket, and the
Canadians iubilant. c. Newhall next
bowied by Shorter from Drodie. Fourth and fifth
wckets down for 33 runs. Moore and Calvert We're
now sens i'll. The former hit hard. lis con-
sisted Of four two threes. four twos and singles.
Calvert played his usual steady game until relieved
from further exertion by Moore hitting the winning
three. and at o'clock Canada again defeated
By the United states this time with i've wickets to
spare. The following is the remainder OF the score
cANADA--sECOND INNINGS
Powell, c. Brewster b. Charles Newhall. 4
Brodie. not out. .................
Leg oyes..
Total. second innings. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Total, first innings so
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UTICA PARK.

SECOND DAY or THE SUMMER MEETING
CHESTNUT HILL AND DARBY THE WINNERS
THE FACING RACE POSTPONED AFTER THREE
HEATS.
UTICA. ". Y, August 30. 1879.
The attendance at the Utica Park races to-day
quite large. Tho weather and the track all that
could have been desired. Tho for the 22G class
won easily by Chestnut Hill. The following liz
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ljrrcA n ". Auyust ~ 1
SUMMARY
rime. 2:2Jla-2:22ls- -4:23.
yIIE TWENTY-FIVE" CLASS.
N fnr ihn D.o1 Z. Ing Xxna u,nn I,v nari
fff'I ~ -
THE PACING RACE.

III tho great pacing race Matte Hunter had the
pole. with Lucy second and sleepy Tom aud kowdy
Boy the order named In the pools BET race
Sleepy Tom sold Tor 500 to $50 for the field The
rises got off fairly Lucy and Sleepy Tom struggling
together till the end OF tho backstretch, when
Sleepy Tom broke and tell to- the rear, where he
mainod to the end. Lucy and Matte Hunter then
fought IL out neck and neck until they reached
the homcstrctch, when Lucy finished two
lengths ahead Of the latter, with Rowdy
Boy third Time--Q quarter, O;33i4; halt, 1:07ys;
threo-puarters. 14l1.; mile. 2:l6sl. In the second
heat Tom sold ut 300 to $40. he took the polo
the first turn ana kept four lengths ahead of
his followers to the finish. Lucy took the second
pace until she reached the homestretch, but In
ished fourth. Rowdy boy went from the
tail at tho hali-mile pole to second
place the homestretch, Matte Hunter
third. Time-Quartcr. O3jH; half, 1:06L; three
quarters. 391s mile. AHA The third heat
delayed until seven T.. NJ. by Rowdy Boy casting a
shoe. Tom kept first place, beating Matte Hunter
who followed MIN AL around, by half a length
kowdy Boy and Lucy were close behind during
tho whole heat, tho hrst three finishing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Didn't Have a Pair.
Ina lfiiaer.

tfuA HtsfF.
Two Of our sporting fraternity. whom
vs will call Smith and Jones, recently
became engaged in game OF poker with
Q big rav.boned. green.looking stranger.
and, a sometimes will happen when
professionals are playing, the stranger
found himself looking at four queens.
while Smith had four kings and Jones
calmly regarded four aces-the best
hand. The betting was pretty lively.
and finally the stranger called for a
''sight." a. all his money was up, and
said he had four queens.
Smith said: "No good-Iye got
four kings"
"The thunder you have !" yelled the
stranger. and let tiy his right fist, about
the sizs OF o peck OF walnuts, plumb
between Smiths eyes, knocking him
across the room.
"what have you got ?" sneered the
stranger to Jones.
With . glance at that big fist. Jones
hastsnsI to reply. "0h. / haven't got
anything was only bluiiing." and the
stranger raked in the ''pot. and as be
departed. muttered: "You can't ring
In any cold decks on me -
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ELECTION NOTICE.

JoTIcx II HEREBY 0fvHN THAT ON
IN the First Monday, the fifth bay. Of May.
4 d. 1879. At feilo- Jsekst Engine Company
tho. 2'sD House. In the Piryi Ward. and at In.
coin Hoee Company tNo. SCI Houss. IN the
Second ward In the County of Hoiey and stats
Of Nevada. an election for ths iollo sing ofneeis
Of the Town OF Gold Hill will be held:
Three Trustees for the Firpt Ward,
Two Trustees for the Second Ward.
One Town MAphal,
One Town Trssurrr.
Said election win Be opened at O'Clock In tho
morning and continue till O'Clock In the sftsr.
noon Of the same day.
lfirst ward lnspectop-D. L. Bean. z. Lyford.
II. o. Dsuehy.
Second wid Inspectors VIM. Brennan. John
o. Bsnnstts, John Keene
Clerk Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Wd Town Of Gold Hin.
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NOTICE.

VNHE VOTERS OF TIE SECOND WARD,
II Gold Hill. are rsspectfail, invited 10 attend
meeting 20 be held at the House Of Lincoln
Hose Cou pany, No. 8. on SATURDAY EVEN.
lN0, April 10. 1872, for the purpose OF noni.
mating Two Town Trustees on the WORKING
hEN's TICKET. TO be voted for at the coming
Town lhetion. -
i7N wORklN0hEN.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO los.

Az ORDNANCE % Eix asd collect
. License Tsx Upsa Certain
Trades and Baaisess Within che
Corporate Limits or she rswn 81
Geld Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
TOWN ORDINANCES.

,nen ave,Age mon'nV re0sipu, - In inc ioi'
lowing schedule:
Pirst olsss-Monthly receipts two hundred
dollars or over. quarterly license. twelve dol.
lars.
dollarS or over and under. two hundred dollars,
| quarterly licsnse. ten dollars.
hundred dollars, quarterly license. nve collars.
potIEn MAKERS,
-, n p,.,, r.,.or Ann .s.oci.t,on a,
.o,no..,ion .ns.erss I'M shs msiins or repsirine
Of team boiisrs shall pay. quarterly. for Q
| iiceuse 10 carry on the ssme. according 70 his
Nal, n, M ay,ysgs az monthiy basinsss or re.
osipts. % 10 the following schedule:
ays ~ tsous.nd doIisps ~ over. % ousr,srIy Iiesnse
twenty .nve doIiars.
thrss thoussnd do.isrs or over and under fiye
shon.snd doiIsr., ousyts,iv iiesnse twenty dol.
lar.
Third Cisss-- Monthly burlness or receipts
two thoasaud dollars OF over and under three
thousand dollsrs a us rteriy license. iflsen Dol.
isrs.
Fourth Cisss-Monthly business or receipts
| uoder two thousand dollars, quarterly license,
ten dsllars.
soor A~p s.oxxAxERs AND coBaLERs.
Bso 10. Eyery person or htm engaged 10 the
business Of boot or shoemaking. repairing. or
cobblins. snail pay quarterly Tor licen.s TO
carry on the same. according 70 bis or their
average mon ny sales or receipts Is In tns ioi'
loving sehtduie:
hundred dollars or over. quarterly iieenss. ten
dollars. x.,,,
Second Cltss-nontniy rAies ol Iece,pts un'
der thrss hundred dohsn' quarterly license
Ave dollars.
sowLse AL 4, A..
eIo. 20. Every .person OF nrm engaged IN tne
business Of eplng . b. sling alley or bowling
| alleys for public use or hire shall pay, quar-
terly. for license therefor. according TO hi, OF
their average monthly receipts, as IN the fol.
lowing schedule; $1,000,
frt os,s-hontny ieospss one us.n nuna9
| sna nly ooiArs VI o'u' qaA''e'V heen's' "a
doian v.,.,. ..,,,. ,n,.. an.
hrNS SesoSd .na nf,s aoII.y. ou.,tsr,v i iio.ass
nunaru snu my uo"s'' f"A'oS "'
three dollars; ,,. ..n o,v,,., ,o,x,.
49, =, s,.,v na,.on Ann sssoci,tion' or
,sno,.,,.n .o,,.,.p.st An H. hn.in..s ~ buvins
corporation engaged 70 ,ne oasins,. , o. ouy,ns
sna ~ .,. ~. ss,.a, W p1aseans ,nIn,naS ~
o,S., s,oss,,o or ooi,sct,ny sents ~ ths asent.
o.ne, M suoV, s..,,hn. 'ha,, 80 w nrsS,a,
ly. for Q license TO carry on the same according
n MS iheir' or ns ,,M, ssnsse nn mon,ny ss'es VI
First Clsss- Monthly sales or receipts tan
ihousaaa !na a aoliAns OF o'e'' quA''''S "''n's'
MY aS oSiin n,n.wo,,h,, ..,s. n, ,.c.,n,. Az.
tnoussnu oolAn or over sna unueI tsu Inou'
sand doiian' quar<fiy hcense' weny'h'e uo''
Az. ., - -
Third Clse-honthy ales or ieeeipts
ave thousand ,liars. quarterly license. twenty |
dollars
Fourth Cass-honthIy sales or recelpts NJ
teen hundred dollars or over and under twenty
nv. hundred DOLLARS quAHefV license ni'esn
Fiith olass- Monthly sales or receipts under
hfteen hundred dollars, quarterly license, ten
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-19
Terrible Fate Of Female Lecturers

When Grandfather Lickshinele heard
that Snsan b. Anthony had been obliged
10 cancel lecture engagement, be did
not wait to learn the reason. but broke
out:
Didn't know itp Didn't tell you
that person cant talk right on forever
and q dayl An the same terrible fate
that has seized this poor creature by the
throat 10 lying in the ambushes at the
side OF the road waitin' for half the To-
male population. an every mothers son
Of q female lecturer. as It were, in this
country"
"what fate. Pray'"
"Corns."
"You don't mean corns. Grandfather. :"
81 do. a. Heaven is my judge. Miss
Anthony has talked so much that she
has oorns on her tongue"
b, "whAt 70
"An' 10 abe doesn't give her chin a
rest shell have bunions on her palate. :"
and the old man went out to see II the
specified hen had opened the campaign.
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1860. 1879
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
G. VI. HALL. Proprietor.

mHrs oLD-RsrAsIlsHED AND RHLI.
i able Laupdry is prepared TO tern out aay
Ss:asis Of hsscvs'd \, ,na @snieusoe S,nsn % o. y
Pselssss pasetnaiiy called for and rs-
OTficEs-Thsedors yelas Clothing stess.
opposits lntsrss.ionai 6oss' & q susss', vi~
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VIRGINIA & TRUCKER B. B.

Through Passenesr Train for San Francisco
leaves vIrxinla daily a. ?. :. and Gold I'LL st
dsys) With Lightning Exprsss lssving Reno at
?. = arriving 81 Ban frAneisco via Vallejo
q ii.l0 4. y. on the following day. On Sat.
uRDAYb connects only with Overload Pss-
ssneer leaving Reno d 1905 4. T.. arriving Of
ssn Frsoeisoo via STOCKTON as sis ,. =. on the
sLREffN0 CAR leaves ouson for ssn Tnn.
cisco via vaiisjo daily texcept raturdayC %
ID ?. r.. keturning. leaves Ban Francisco for
Csrson vis vaiisjo daily texosps Sundsys) 81
Il. Y. YxRINGroN. oen1 supr.
i. Hu9, 0sa1 Ticket Agent. o0
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"Do rou know what you are eatingl"
whispered one OF the boarders, ss he
watched his neighbor wrestling with q
slice Of lssthery pie. "Alas." sighed
the martyr. III know only too we'll.
''ris but little faded -four And he
passed his plate for another slice.
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szc. %. Every person. nrm, association OF
corporation engaged IN the business OF trans
mittins letters or other packages forwardius
and carrying gold dust. bullion. coin OF frvishl
for hire. from the Town Of Gold Hill TO AM
other place. or from any other p ace " the Tow
OF Gold Hill, and who has Q place OF business
or agency In said town, shali pay. quarterly. fol
license TO carry on the same. according To his
their or lie monthly receipts. - In the average
following schedule.
First Class-- Monthly receipts hve tnousant
dollars or over. quarterly license. thirty dollars
second Olass-Monthly receipts under Nv
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
Ian.
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rEIxaRkrH conrANIrs.

$50. %. EvsFy telegraph company doing
business In the Town ef Gold Hill shall pey,
quarterly. for Q license 70 earry on the same.
according 70 ih average monthly receipts. ~ In
tho following schedule:
Pint Class-Monthiy receipts two thoussnd
dollars or over. quarterly licsnss. forty dollars.
second Clsss-honthiy recsipts under two
thousand dollars, quarterly license. thirty dol
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sxc. %. Every person or nrm engaged In the
busiutss Of hsviing or pedd ins goods. wars,
or merchandise Of any description. except Ice
cream and milk. from Q vehicle or otherwise.
shail pay for license 70 carry on the same, &C.
cording 10 his or their average saes or receipts.
- In the following schedule:
First Class-Monthly sales or receips one
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license,
thirty dollar. or monthly license, niteen dol.
lars, 1t the option Of lieensee.
second Class-Monthly sales or recslpts IN.
der one thousapd dollars, quarterly license.
twenty dollars, or monthly license, ten dollars.
Il the option Of the l,csnsss.
Third Clsss-Dsily sales or receipts ATTY dol.
lars or over. ave dollars for each day, unless
the person OF nrm engaged In such business
pay for and take out monthly or quarterly II.
censs.
Fourth Class- Daily sales or receipts under
ffty dollars, three dollars for each day, uniess
the person or nrm engaged In such business
pay for and take out monthly or quafterly II.
csuse.
RIO. 81. Every p ron or nrm engsg(d In the
business Of hawhlyg OF peddiins lee crs> IN shall
PAY for iicopss . do ths same, socorS Ing 70
be or their sysAgs sales or reesipss, aslu the
following scs,sduls;
Hifst 6isS6- sales or rsosipts nft DOL
I'm o. ofw. quarterly license, twsnty-an dol