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mauhalep, n.hlug theFNioE ~ tlf HN' - 49,
auJ an, seine. l. hereby prohibited in all Of the
.rnall hays inlets hsrbors or rvers Of tins state,
where auy entrance 20 The same, or any pAft Thereon
from land 70 land, i not more than two nauueAI
miles Ia width under peuAliy upon the master 81
tpron in charge OF such seine or sines OF upon the
owner u said vessels, seine or sciaes, OF NOT ies'
than one hundrgi nor m0rv than thru hundred dol
A. ara there shall De lien upon the vessels
steamers. boats and apparatus used In such uhiaN-
,l pursuit until sAld penalty, with coats oil ptosccn
tion 1, uad; bat a net Tor mcshlng porG'e, ~ n't
NOR, than oua hundred meshe- Ia depth and nei
for meshing herring % not more than one hundred
ani seventy mc.hes In depth, shall not De- deemed
seine nj.
scr o All Of chapter siNty-siN Of Dc pubnc
lsv. % eighteen hundred and sevcuty-esi'i except
iDr section Que a. amended, l. hereby rry-aied.
SFcr. 8 All penalties named IN section one may
~. recovered by Indictment or action OF drhi' and
on-fourth part Of the penalty recovered - imposed
.bsll b. Tor the benefit Of the complainant or party
prc~ecu,ng and the remaining tlree-icurths IN The
eoupfy in v hich the proceedings are commenced.
Approved March -, lSs0
Chapter 235.
An ACT 10 remodel the Board Of Agriculture.
g. a. enacted, &c ~ follows
SrCr ] The president and the professor o. asIi-
culture OF the state college OF asri'nltnre 1nu ny
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notice IL the time and place ot sale in the manner
provided in section one Of this act. and the oihceT
convey the same by deed NJ y pro'iheu 10, W
,hs.,te 81 land. IN aid section thlrty-niue which
49, .l,nlI D.. -.rnrhrh rrI.i.iTN of deei-
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notified, their elections determined and vacancies
hlled, and they shall enter upon the discharge OF
their duties at the same time j. provided respect
ing county commits .ioners by chapter seyentyeight
az hereby amended, and hold their oftces Tor me
term OF two years. None but permanent, re-inen,
from n yacntes the Office
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

Section sixteen Of chapter six OF the revised sta
tute. u hereby amended BY adding after the word
s.-e-ide In the second line thereof, the words 'ex-
cent stock owned by persons residing out OF the
sta,s. which shall Ne taxed In the town or towns
where he bridge l. located and where such bridge
4. Heated IN two towns, one-hah Of such stock so
oxnri bv persons residing %; of the state shall ee
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L the wants Of the Institution require; prescribe
dutie- - az The officers thereof; exercise Nisi-
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PUBLIC LAWS OF T.
Ten thousand copies Of said report, 10 'ike n"t eN
ceedipr two hundred pages shall be printed nine
thousand bound In paper covers, one thousand IN
cloth onehaif of those in paper covers for The use
of the legislature and the remainder after reserv-
ing suitable number for foreign exchange, FOR DIS
Irritation under the direction OF the board, among
the agricultural associations and the people OF the
state. -,
ha six hundred dollars per anuuui aud reimhurse-
,rt Cor necessary cXnen,c, Incurred In the discharge
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TIE cOUTtIO WHICH " - I'M I''' ~ - ~ n,
not 80 filed within five days, the attachment shall
take eject from the time IL u fled, II before the
entry OF the action although IL = after service or
the defendant No seizure ON execution OF real
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A. amended shall read - follows:
'sxcr. i6 The stock OF all toll bridges shall DC
taxed A. personal property 20 the owners thereof IN
the town. where they reside except stock owned oN
persons residing ont Of the state. which SHAH be tax
"a In the town towns where the bridge "a iocRteu
and where ssch bridge IL located in two towns one
half of such stock 50 owned by persons residing ou
Of the state hall be assessed and taxed IN each
town Approved March i. lssol
Chapter 23t.
AN ACT 90 amend amendment TO chapter 'A'y,
seveptV-.icht relating 70 Shore Fisher,e-.
b q otdclcf. &c. a. follows:
Sr,-r l. section Of chapter one hundred aud
twelve 81 the public Laws OF the year eighteen nun
dr.l and s.vsniy-nine 4. hereby amended, by sirA-
in out after the word width. la the siNth line 81
sa.l section the following words; and ,aeh taxing
or sng therefor ! also hereby prohiolted IN An! OF
~, water. within one nautical mile OF the coast, OF
81 any Inhabited island within the Jurisdiction OF
this state 80 that said section, ~ amended sha'l
read A. follows;
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authi.e-, The nficHr -iAil ifliNfl ~ Ah'
conveyance by deed OF the Franchise 80 sold
SYcr. 3. The franchise Of railroad. or ther
ri ht 90 redeem mortgages, may NJ the option OF Tue
creditor bo sold above provided, or may pe Sei1"d
ON execution and Soll ly auction, - isprovded Tor
the sal- of land. Of corporations IA sections thirty
nine forty and forty-One ~ chapter seventy-sh o'
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lie laws OF the year thousand eight hundred ana
.eyenty-eight IL hereby amended by striking out OF
the second line, the words each month OF .anns-
ryD and inserting In the place thereof the WORDS
.tbe 6rst month of each regular session.
scr 81 This act shall not affect the tenure or
Tho nr.sent Incumbent OF any Office named herein.
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: 81. I. The government OF N4o fNtt' ANANA'.
Iool. established foy the instruction. employment
reform % Juvenile Offenders. In The town 81
D. Elizabeth, IN The county Of Cumberland, =
a. in a hoari OF i've trustees appointed by Che
rrrnor. wIsk the advice o. he council, and com
oneh % holt their ofiees during the Pleasure ~
governor and council. but not more thAu tour
W under one appointment They are a,oNeo a.
q expenses and two dollars a day for their ser
= when enploved They have charge 81 The
neral Interests OF tho Institution, shall see that u
Mr. are conducted "a required by the Legislature
such hy-laws ~ the board may adopt; zee thA'
pper discipline Is maintained therein; provide en-
rrnent for the inmates and bind them out, di.-
srre or remand them, ~ hereinafter provided, AZ
ht a surrrin,endent subjcc, % the approval o.
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lSs0
nn1 during said twenty DAYS any person voted for
111er personally ~ or with counsel. hall have the
naviege 90 examining said returns IN the Prcsenee
@the governor and council, or either ~ tnetr or
~ member of the council The persons having The
I1rfest number Of votes. not exceeding The numcer
uobe chosen shal he declared elecid; and snail be
1okhed thereof By the secretary of STATE ~ won,
ID enter upon the discharge of Official duties on the
81 d,y Of January thereafter. II number OF
rog>ons exceeding the uumber "a B. chosen receive
- equal number % votes, no one - eiected Out
- crer 90 ascertain VIA; per-ons have received th
hlehe-, number 81 votes the governor and council
nka count and declare for any person ali vote ~
oRtionally east tor such person, although rs name
ucon the ballot + misspelied or written WIN On.y
xhf Initial initials % his christian name OF sit
and thew NAV hear testimony upon oath, IN relation
- snch IN order 70 get ~ the iuent@n OF uc
eieetors. and decide accordingly The PROVISIONS n'
this section shell be applied Ia determining the elec-
tor % al county officers. and the provisions OF sd
soction Ave. - Ear they relate u the EXAMINATION
and correction % rrtnrus and 10 Nscertaining Tor
Ubom votes we're Intentionally cast, shall IL spPhcd
n determining tn elcctioa Of Representatives 10 con-
me- senators and Representatives To the state ss'
Hfnre, aud electors Of president and wee president
81 the Jnit.d states In All Case when retntn !
4fectivc by reason of any infcrmaliiy, duiy al
S.ed cory OF the record may b. substituted thrreivi
81 Approved March J.. l>e0l
Chapter 23f.
tred aud forty-;Wo % the Revised statutes fcia'-
ring % The Reform school.
- q eadctrd. &c. y follows;
Section enc, q CHAPTER one hundred and toTty-iso
a the revised statutes j. hereby amerded by filA-
ing out in the seventh and eighth lines ~ sid scS
IN the worls They are allowed ten cents 2 M,
lor actual travel each way" and inserting ilsleNl
- words They ar allowed actual expense, - that
% section. A. amended. shall rad A. follows;
ssCr. :. The government Of the state reform
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Ia county through


10 b. AZ least four days before the day of sale, and
II there i no newspaper printed Ia any one or more
Of .uch counties. then IN the state paper IN nea
thereof. and when the company has an established
Office in this state notice OF the sale shall also be
given hy leaving an attctcd copy Of the same at the
Office OF said company not less than thifty daHs
preyiou. 10 such .sle aud notice given In the man
ner herein provided shall be sufficient, aud none
other shall ~ required.
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by the governor and council. The secretary shs ~
An eXoicio rnem,er Of n. board Of Trustee OF the
state college of agriculture and The mechanic art,
also OF the board Of commissioners provided Tor IN
section ify Of chapter fourteen Of The revised STAT
utcs relative 80 contagious diseases IN cattle.
sxcr. C Such portions % sections one 10 siN in-
cu,ivc % chapter ATTY Ugh; Of the revised statutes,
and all other acts and parts Of act. inconsistent
with this act arr hereby repealed.
Src-r Thls act shall take eject when approved
Approved March r. lSSol
Chapter 23s.
An ACT relating to the sale OF the fsancAises OF
Railroad Corporations
Re - enacted &c. a. follows;
Sr,-r l. The provisions of section seventeen 70
twenty each inclusive 81 chapter cighty-iour OF the
revised statutes, shall L. construed so ~ 10 Apply 70
IN. franchises OF railroad corporations whose rai1'
road, I've wholly within this state, except that IN
c,.e Of railroad corporations notice shall he given
Of the time and place 81 sale, ly posting notihca-
ton thereof at the c1urt-housc In each county
through which such railroad runs. either wholly or
In mart thirty DAYS al leR.; before the day OF sale
and bV causing an advertisement TO lie inserted
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Ia Al least one newsihpei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-20
s.,r Them Up.

A correspondent Of the Pacific LIFE. wri.
ting from Virginia City under date Of the
18th instant, says:
"There ID considerable talk among mill
tia men here Of getting up . grand shoot
ing tournament military this summer.
The intention, I believe, II to pick men
from each company In the county whose
average IL over 40 In . possible TO-. These
are to comprise . team which will shoot
for prizes, etc., and to make the highest
score oh record II possible. ! have Q faint
suspicion. also, that II Is ultimately for the
purpose Of challenging any military team
on the coast. This 10 what the writer tried
to agitate last season, but IL seemed . use
less sndeavor. Now, ! hope. % they have
started In the matter themselves, they will
push II through; but I am afraid they have
not got the vim, and that IL will fall
through. II is ell very we'll, boys, to stay
ct home and shoot among ourselves, but !
would DO pleased TO see . little more sand
and not so much white feather. You can
only get beaten, and some d must lose,
and what's the odds, providing you mako
Q good showing2 hope this matter will
be pushed 10 the end, and something moro
substantial than talk DO the result. We
have many good shots here, and l know
many Of them would DO pleased ct the OPP
po.tunity to display their accomplish
msnts In this line. hope 10 hear more
Of this"
The aforesaid correspondent may not 30
aware thst.thers iss tolerably wids-awaks
military company here in Gold Hill.
known a. the Sarsasld Guard. The Sars-
fields took all the hrst prizes at picnics.
etc., last year., and propose making .
sweepstakes Of tho proposition again the
coming season. Permission for Virginia
or other outside companies 10 win any
thing must be respectfully referred 70 the
Sarsfeld Guard, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-20

along this north end bat what abounds
In lov-grads ores. Some are o little
base but they can DO worked with con-
ssntrators.
Passing from the Divide south and
everybody knows that In the old Gold
Hill group there Is yet an abundance OF
ore Of the kind named. Yellow Jacket
can dispute the title Of chief In this
respect with any mine on the lode. Its
supply Of ores Of this grade il almost
exhaustless. Grown Point has them In
abundance, and 20 has Belehsr and
Ovsrman. Nor need the enumeration
stop here, only that enough has been
said ON this branch OF the subject to
show that the field Ia practically limit.
less.
And now that the general movements
OF the minss have led NEST Of them TO
unite In sinking large east shafts
through which TO prospect their lower
levels, and the time has come when one
after another Il abandoning the shaft
through which operations have been
carried on, Il would seem that no time
20 favorable % the present can be found
for inaugurating this work. Unused
shafts and workings soon get out Of 70.
pair, and machinery 10 best when kept
In use. On these facts hinges the de-
lirabiliiy Of moving at once in this
matter.
Perhaps O word % TO . plan for TO
duoipg these ores may not be amiss here.
Il should DO on . grand scale. A thou.
sand stamps could b utilized to adysn.
taes, and these might be followed BY
concentrators, 90 a. TO reduce the price
OF milling. twenty tons or 20 being con.
osntrated into one. II there II not va.
ter 10 be had here at suitable rates. the
pulp could be svsn dumsd to the river.
and In the end the amount being 20
large, this kind Of transportation would
not be very expensive. ..
The requisites for inaugurating this
great industry may be enumerated
First-Wood must be laid down on
the Comstoek for ~ 50, or at most "
per cord.
Seoond-Timbers must be delivered
ct not to exceed SIS per thousand feet.
They can be laid down here Of I'll DO.
Third-Laborers In extracting ores
cannot be paid over 81 90 per day for
the masses and % for the bosses. II
sxtrasted BY contract. the contractors
must make up in quantity what they lack
in price per ton.
The simple question is: Can these
requisites be attained II 20, at least
Sl25, 600, 900 can be realized TO the coast
from the low-srads ores Of the CON-
stock.
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Ansr.ss. ssrsss Report.

Ban Francisco. April 2o-i p. ~
Savage. 4 Is sale; Yellow Jacket. ~ bid.
~ asked; Mexican. i0k bid. Ion asked;
Eureka Con-. Q bid; Andes. Ia asked;
Bullion. IS bid; Con. Virginia. 8 40 asked.
. 40 sale;.. Bslohsr...2s bid. AZ asked;
Union Co... 24H bid. IS asked
Gould 4 Curry. 81 bid 81 asked; Sierra
Nevada. lsk bid iss asked; Utah. ios
bid; Ovsrman. ~ bid | IS askedl 81 sale;
Benton. q os bid; Alta. 3 oS bid; Justice,
] 20 bid ! IS asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-20
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
KEARSEY HAS GONE.
The Great Hx.Agitator Sent to JAIL
He Didn't Like It-What He Il
Going 10 Do About Il.

San flamenco. April 19.-In the Po-
lice Court this morning Prosecuting A.
tornsy Blansy asked for . commitment
for Ds,is Kearnsy. Judge Biz ordered
the rsmihtur fled, and ordered the Clerk
To make out . commitment to the House
Of Correction. While the Clerk was
engaged In making out the commitment
Ksarnsy with his counsel entered the
court. 49,.
All means were exhausted to obtain Q
postponsment on any grounds, and ct
i0A6 A. u. Bailif Apgar was ordered BY
the Court to take Ksarnsy into custody.
Kesrnsy rose from his seat, and before
departing for the bourne from which hs
will not return until the sere and yellow
leaf OF autumn has replaced the April
showers, he asksd the court one quss-
ton. he said: az would AK your
Honor II the regular eight hours' work
REQUIRED by the Constitution 10 specified
In my commitmentf" Judge Blk
did not understand that the question
was Q pertinent one. Ksarney then
retired In custody Of the bailit. Kesr.
nsy stated TO . reporter that be was
willing To put In six months work for
the State; that II WIS his turn next, and
that hs felt no disgrace In being 20
unjustly convicted attached to him. he
was dressed In his ordinary suit Of blue,
with his nscktis fastened sailor fashion.
From time to time he twirled his felt hat
around ~nsrvously. he listened atten.
lively to the slightest remark made BY
his counsel and the replies.
Soon after the order Of commitment
was made Kearney was delivered to the
Superintendent OF the House Of Correc-
ton, who happened to be at the City
Hall with his buggy, and was BY him
driven out to the institution. Quite .
large crowd collected 10 see the agitator
Of, and he bsds them good bye In q cheer
full manner, appearing uneoncerned and
but . tribe nervous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-20

County Assessor 'Skyrms began his
work yesterday. he proposes to make
q new assessment OF all property In the
county. The Deputy Assessors Z %
follows: L. B. Hastings, Owen Fraser,
Captain Richard Arnold and Robert
James.
Members Of the Gold Hill Miners
Union are requested to meet ct their hall
this evening at 8 o'clock. to attend the
funeral Of their late brother. Philip Fox.
whose remains will be taken TO the Gold
Hill railway depot for shipment to Ban
Francisco.
The annual election Of Chief Engineer
and First and Second Assistant Engin.
GERS Of the Gold Hill Fire Department
will be held at Yellow Jacket Engine
house Wednesday. April %. Bee adver.
tisement In another column.
The advertisement Of Litchfeld d
Thurman, undertaken. will be found in
another column. They have their place
of business nsxt door above Minsrs'
Union Hall, Gold Hill, and are prepared
for everything In their line.
Each tooth In q mans head Is worth
$1,000 to him, and DR.. A. Chapman,
$50 South O street. Virginia. understands
the art Of preserving these valuablss.
See his card in another column.
Any n wanting . nice home and 100
acres Of land can secure IL BY calling on
F. A. Wise, 2Os Main street, Gold Hill.
he II agent for the Sonora Colonization
Association, State Of Sonora, Mexico.
There will DO . meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Centennial Gravel Com.
psny at Gold Hill Saturday, May LIT.
Zee advertisement elsewhere.
Ex.Chief Brown. Of the Virginia Fire
Department, IL again In good health,
and has resumed bis post q Waterman
At the old Yellow Jacket works.
Resolutions Of Liberty Engine Com.
AM, No. !, In memorism Of the late
b. q. Davis, will BE- found in another
column.
The Union pumps were started up
last night and worked perfectly. They
0 raised all the water in the mine.
The new outside door Of the County
Jail has been cut and viii opsn into the
north yard Of the oourshoass.
Parties are extracting and working ore
from the roppipgs Of the Gsuld 1
Curry and chellas and Bslchsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-20
HALLS VEGETABLE sICrLIAN

Hair Remover IL . scientific combustion Of
Soma OF the most powerful rsstoistivs AGENTS
In the vegetable kingdom. II restores gray
hair 10 Its original color. II mstes the scalp
white and clean. II cures dsndrun and humors.
and falling out Of the hair. II furnishes the
nutritivs principle By which the hair u nour.
ishsd and supported. II makes the hair moist,
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed - . hair
dressing. II IL the most economical prepsra.
ton ever offered to the public, - IT. effects
remain . long tims, making only an occasional
application necessary. Itis recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and efnciaily
indorsed By the stats Assayer Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halrs Rsnewer has incrsassd
with the test Of many yesrs. both In this coun.
try and In foreign lands, and Il 10 now known
and used in al the civilzsd countries of The
world.
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psparssres Hast Evssisg.

Mrs II 8 Beck. Thsmas + Dillon. J "
Kaufman. P L vueancovich. J Cohn. p
'Humbsrt. V II Peass. A II Niles, d s Gal
latih. @ 8 Niles. D Pendsgast, J Farrell,
B P Crandsll. Geo HoaglAnd. il Parks,
Davis family. Lizzie E Reader. r Parkin'
son. Mrs Luskin. Miss Blauvslt, Joe Fran
els. q Lavsnthal. Mrs A Merton. N b
Hutchinson. Thos Kelly. ca Burr. Chas
Kahn and wife. J Champion. RD Bravin.
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Special Notice

All persons who have clothing In the
hands Of Theodore Wolf. Virginia City,
are requested to call for 1t at once, al
room No. 43 friedrich House, Virginia,
as he has quit business, and will leave
Virginia on Tuesday evening, April goth.
THEODORE WoIxy.
Merchant Tailor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-20
A FINE THING ROE rae TEETH.
yr.sr.p. sozopoNT !. .seppo..son Of tn.

Fragrant soZoDONT ID seomposiion OF the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient IL we'll
known 10 have . bensncia eject on the teeth
cry ana aromatic fragrance matss 10 . toilet
iuxuU. 0OZODONr removes all dissxreeable
odon frem the breath caused b. cstarrh. bad
teeth, etc. Il 10 entirely free from the injurious
aud scrid properties Of tooth psstss ana pow:
dsrs which destroy the snamsl. ons posus vi
Last six months. ~