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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-12
ouR ADvfRIlslHe AGENTS.

O. ". CRANE: No. 10. Leidesdorff street.
tuear Pine). San Francisco.
CA0wIN b ALLEN, ): Carson City
W. II. LAN0. Empire CITY
8. n. JAMrS0N. : !: Reno
O. CHKN0WETH. : Winnemuoos
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8. n. PrrrxxoILL q Co.. (: 81 Park Rou
G.o. p. RowxLL. 4 Co.. ::: Al Park Bow
TINS PAPrn may b found on hls in New
York st the newspaper agencies Of ]. II.
Batss. Il Park Row; 8. N. Pettensill "a
Co.,. 81 Park Row. and Geo. II. Rowell 4
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
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Putting IL neatly. Said the little pet
OF the household. on her last birthday !:
ITS q lovely doll. dear grandpa and
grandma; but I've been hoping 1t
would - twins" ~ Ii-
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TU0TICE AINlN0 COMPANY.-
y Location Of principal place Of business, Ban
Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at meeting Of
the Bcsrd Of Directors. held on the twenty.sso-
ond t21dj day Of Nay. 1850. an asssssmsnt mo.
s1) OF Fifty to0I Gents per shars vas levisd upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
immediately, In United States gold cotn. 70
the Secretary, at the once OF the Company.
Room ., Hayward's building, No. <le oalifosnla
street, San FrAncisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty. sixth (Seth) day
OF June. lSso, viii BE- delinquent, and adyer.
tissd for sale at public auctioa. and unless
payment u made before, win b sold on
MONDAY, the nineteenth tlothl day Of July.
1880, 10 pay the delinquent assessmont, toEsther
with costs OF sdvertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
u I.-..Ii r. Z. KHLLY, Secretary.
onice-Room ., Hayvard's Bsilding. tls
California strsst, Ban Francisco, California. ~
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WELLS. FARGO MfNIM9 CON.
w PANY..Locstion Of PRINCIPAL place Of

yIyELLS. FARGO MfNIM4 CON.
w PANY-Location Of principal place Of
business. San Francisco, oAlIfornis.
Location Of works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF the
Board Of Dirsotors, held on the tweufy.
o =, dt o. osn Sc iS nsr - sSsss "n
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
tion, payable Immediately. In United States
gold coin. 70 the Secretary. at the once Of the
Company. Room Is. No. SIS Pine street, Ban
Francisco. California lIr
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twsnty.sighth l2sthl day
OF June. lse0. will be delinquent and sdver.
tised for sale At public auction, and unless pay
msnt 10 made before, will be sold on MON.
DAY. the ninstssnth tisth) day Of July, 1870, 70
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
coets Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
4. oOLBURN. Secretary.
ofhcs-Room 10, No. SIS Pine street, San
Francisco, oalifornis. IaI r.s n
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SPECIAL HuncE.

nrRsoNs Rrsrprxa m VIRGINIA WHO
vish 70 suhseribs foe Tie, CON HtIL
aIy e.n l;sys Gras. Ssn,t i's = 9 tAs fostease
0su fr N. y. YA1S0NB.
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STOREY Co. NEVADA: SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE r. 1880
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
0ALEDoaIA sILvER lINIla

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~ COMPANY Location Of principal place
Of business, Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, thst st . meeting Of
the Board Of Dtrectors, held on the fourth (lth)
dsy OF Nay. 1850, an assessment mo. s1j
Of Fifty (6O) 0snts per shazv vss lsvisd upon
the capital stock Of The corporation, payable
immsdistsly, n Unitsd Stsass gold con. 70
the 6scfseaI, q the ofnes Of the Company,
70. tN oAinofnis sress' sen frsnessoo. oi''
Any stock upon which this assessment shah
rsmaln unpaid On The sigAth tssh) day Of
June. isso, YIN BE- Ssiaqlsns, and 20
payment d made before, Win b cold on
fURsDAY, the twenty ninth day Of June,
$50. 70 pay the delinquent assesSment. to.
esther With costs Of advertising and expenses
OF ss. 1s3.a vRoxrx. s.r,...,,
omss-ti< California sfssA On Irasoisoo
0alifoenia. t..ts-f.... .....s.. ,..,fr
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src. II. Evury psron. nrm or association
engaged In the business Of selling real estate
OF perronai property by auction or public out
cry. shall pay for license to carry ON the same,
according 70 his OF their average sales or re-
celpts. ~ In the following schedule:
First Clsss-Monthly sales or receipts two
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license,
twenty-five dollars-
second Clsss- Monthly salss or receipts under
two thousAnd dollars. quarterly license. nftscn
dollars.
dred dollars or over. license for one day, tan
dollars.
Fourth Class-Daily salss OF receipts under
ave hundred dollars, license for one day, Ave
dollar.
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eco sv.sk u yoar ovs town. Terms saa
9VQ q oet1t me. Adtfsss n. HAIxzrr .
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Bee. Is. Every person. arm, association o'
corporation engaged In the bustnpss OF trans
hitting letters or other packages, forwarding
and carrying gold dust. bullion. coin or freigh
Ior hire, from the Town Of Gold Hill TO any
other place, or from any other place " the Towr
OF Gold Hill. and who has place Of business
or agency In aid town, shall pay, quarterly, foI
Q license 70 carry on the same, according TO bis
their or its monthly rsceipts. - In the averags
ollowing schedulet
=. First Olsss-Monthly receipts dve thousand
second Olass-Monthly receipts under nvl
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
laru.
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SEC. II. Every person. nrm, association. or
corporation engaged In carrying on the busi.
ness Of sssaying orss or precious metals shall
pay. quarterly, for Q license TO carry on the
same. according to bis or their average monthly
business or reosipts. - In the following
schedule:
Firrt Class-Monthly business or receipts
nve hundred dollars or over. quarterly License
thirty dollsrs.
second Olass-Monthly business or receiDts
two hunded and nity dollars or over and
under dve hundred dollars, quarterly License,
twenty dollasS.
Third Cisss-Monthly business or receipts
under two hundred and my dollars. quarterly
license, ton dollars.
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rIH1s oLD-nsrApIlsHxD AND RRLI
l able Laundry II prepared 70 t1rn out any
quantity Of Rsuovated and Olesn Linen WITH
osi being damaged By manipulation or b
chemical application.
Psciaess panetuallyr called for and 70
turned. L DO
OFPICHS-Theodors wolfs Clothing eters,
opposite lntsrnational Hotel, Q strses. vir.
ainta. and vessy Houss. Gold Hill. In
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BAKxls.

SEC. II. Every person, arm or association
engaged In carrying on business - baker of
bfcad pies and cake. or either Of thees articles.
shlll pay. quarterly. or liesnss 70 caxry On the
same. as In the following schedule:
firrt Ciass-Nonihly sales or receipts seven
hundred and my dollAn or over, quarterly
license. twenty dollars.
seoond Ciass-Monthly sales OF receipts Ave
hundred dollars or over and under seven hun
drrd and dfty dollars. Quartsily license, fifteen
dollars.
Third Clsas-xonthly sales or recsipts under
ave hundred dollars, quarterly license. ten dol
Lars.
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SEC. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business Of kesp. M daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery. or IN painting portraits or
miniatures. shall pay. qusrterly, for . license
TO carry on the same. according to his, her. or
Their average monthly sales OF receipts, - In
the following schedule:
Firsl Class-Monthly saiss'or receipts eight
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second Class-Monthly sales o. receipts
under eight hundred dollars, quarterly hcsnse'
nve dollars.
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s.c. 10. Every psrson or nrm snsaesd in ths
business Of carrying on Q barosf shop shall
pay. quarterly. for . hosnss 70 cauy on the
same, according to his ortheif Evsfage monthly
business or rsosipts. - In The following
schedule:
sirst olass-Mouthly business o. receipts ave
hundred dollars or ovsr. quarterly hssnss, tsn
dollars. -. .t',l
ssoond Oas-NoatAiy businsss or rsesipts
three hundred nd my dollss o. ovss snd
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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x,Rou NEyApA mTY. oALiI0R
k ~. PSrnassntly iocstsd = visrp3P
sinis O,sy. onos. 10 SOUTH
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-30
From Usage.

APRIL %, 1880.
Everythingquiet among the Modocs.
Most of the farmers in this section
are done planting corn.
A heavy hail storm at Xenia last
Saturday, doing some damage to fruit.
Still our neighbors change. Mr.. d.
Skinner has sold his farm to Mr..
Crawford.
Frank Bray supposes he had horse
stolen last Friday night.
It is rumored that Mr.. Booth has
bought the House farm, clear of all
incumberance, but finds it incumber-
ed by a mortgage, and the fellows
wife claiming her half of the property.
1t would be well for some of the
news peddlers to wait until they know
for certain about that young man get
ting married We presume he will
tell when he wants them to report
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From Orel.
nat a prospect for fruit!

What prospect for fruit!
VIM. Carter's team ran away a day
or two ago, smashing things up pretty
badly. They run through two barbed
wire fences, but escaped with a few
scratches.
Preaching and baptising next Sun
day at this place at IL a. m.
A May party in Englehart's Grove
near Elsinore next Saturday.
AS Mr.. G. B. Keith and lady were
returning from lola one day last week
the bolt that attached the tongue to
the bu, ,gy came out and the buggy
turning abruptly threw both out over
the dash board and under the horses
feet, but Mr.. X. held to the lines and
stopped the team before either were
seriously hurt, but the buggy was
badly wrecked.
The name of our town is accented on
the last syllable.
Henry Mcknight is confined to his
bed with poisoned face. TRAMP.
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West Of the River.

Fruit all right as yet with abundant
prospect for large yield.
The measles are in Mr.. J. Peese's
family and others around Liberty.
The latest arrival is girl at III. L.
Reagan's.
w. G.. Hillbrant, Of Bolivar, NO.,
has been calling around to see his
friends.
The steamer Oscar Myers is plying
the Neesho daily. Its chief cargo is
sand or rock and occasionally an ex-
cursionist. Mr.. Myers is captain, pilot,
fireman and engineer. John Thomas
has also got steam wheel boat driven
by man power. We noticed him and
his family take trip down as far as
Davis's dam.
Some farmers are done planting corn.
Messrs. Boggs & Jones will soon
have kiln of brick ready to burn.
News scarce. OCCASIONAL.
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Geneva JOttings.
APRIL q, 1880.


Wild flowers abound.
The bulk of the corn is planted.
Both prairie and timber are green
with verdure.
Two of our leading sotck farmers,
D. r. Inge and A. w. Rowland are in
Chicago with fat stock.
The needed rain came Friday night
and without wind, too. Considerable
hail but no particular damage done.
A mile or two north of here was far
worse, knocking off peaches, slashing
gardens, marking houses, etc,
On the evening of the 2lst the Pres
byterians held general prayer meet
ing, varied by literary exercises. 1t
is to be repeated once in five weeks.
NJ: M. Vinton had a good mare die
with the collie on the 23d inst.
Frank latham starts tomorrow for
Greenville, Ills, to visit his father,
G.. M. latham. Frank tells US that
his father is to be married for the third
time tomorrow evening.
Neighbor G.. A. Cease is making for
sale some fine harrows. One kind is
especially for cultivating corn.
Mrs. Chapman, widow of John Chap
man of Spring Creek, is very sick.
NOBODY.
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Rose HiuItems.

Our exhibition was success for so
busy season of the year. Nearly 800
persons from this and adjoining town.
ships assembled to hear the perform
ances among which were a number of
REGISTER correspondents all anxious
to CLEAN notes. The declarations and
Rotations were not so good as those
Christmas night, but the other exer-
cises were far better. The only criti-
cism we have to offer or hear from 9TH
ers is that the curtains were down too
long between performances, as an ex-
PLANTATION we would say that this was
caused mainly by the house being so
densely crowded. The managers are
thankful to the audience for the good
order kept, with the exception of few
rowdies and whisky bloats who seem
to have co me for no other purpose than
to make a noise. We would inform
such persons that Rose Hill is not the
place for them, and the law will be
strictly used upon them if they will
not otherwise behave themselves.
Rev. L. L. Holden breaches at Elm
Dale, Friday and Sunday evenings.
Mrs. Wilson commenced a two
term of subscription school at
Rose Hill last Monday.
The Wilson boys had quite q little |
fire Friday night resulting in the burn
ing of one half mile of hedge and con-
plank fence.
Sod plows have begun to boom.
ROSALIE.
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Border Items.

APRIL 70, 1851.
Corn planting is almost over.
Eben Daughters, with some more Of
his companions, started to Colorado
last Tuesday. His many friends will
miss him.
Wedding chimes in this vicinity.
Married, April %, 1880, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by the
Rev. johnson, Mr.. VIM. Smith to Miss
Eva CARRIER all of Allen county. We
wish them much joy.
We understand that Mr.. J. Carter,
near Nilwood, is selling out and pre-
pairing to move to Arkansas.
Mr.. E. oyer expects to homestead a
piece of land in Neosho county soon.
Mr.. r. Harris has been improving
the appearance of his house, yard, etc.
Your humble correspondent had the
pleasure of visiting Maple Grove Sat-
urday evening and listening to an ex-
cellent sermon by the Rev. Payne. He
will preach again at the same place on
the evening of May %.
We understand that Miss Lizzie
Wilson expects to teach this summer
near lola.
The Limestone school closed last
Friday. Had very good spelling
school and other exercises in the even
ing. Almost all the pupils performed
their parts very good, which speaks
well of their teacher, Mr.. E. Holman.
All present enjoyed themselves hear
tily.
Mr.. I. Helms is putting up new
fence on his place west of Mr.. Henry
Rogers. CORRESPONDENT.
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Onion Greek Items.

Prohibition is the theme of many an
Onionite.
Notwithstanding the dry weather
our farmers are getting well along
with their spring work.
Some corn in this vicinity is large
enough to cultivate.
Several hands are at work on the
new church.
We wish every young man in the
county would read Jennings sentence
and the accompanying remarks.
In our opinien THE REGISTER is
perfectly sound on the temperance
question.
A new girl at VIM. Boland's. We
suppose it is a Republican.
Mr.. Reed is building q boss fence of
wire and hedge brush.
J.F. Breish, of Ohio, delivered lee
ture on the temperance amendment at
the Onion Creek school house lately to
small audience. He made a poor
lecture and failed to organize club.
Rev. Whitfield delivered an eloquent
lecture on the same subject at Pleasant
Valley school house to a good audience
and organized a club of - members and
elected S. H. Delp Pres, J. s. Stacy
Vice Pres, r. T. Travis Sec'y, and
Miss L. NJ. Maybe, Treas.
Mrs. Kate Rignard, of Ottawa, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ferguson.
Mr.. Hawkins is circulating a petit
ton among the ex-soldiers, relating to
an equalization of bOunties.
Richard Clark is suffering a great
deal from the effects of q hurt he re-
ceived several weeks ago by being
kicked by horse.
The United Brethren church will
hold its annual Conference at the new
Neosho Valley church about next Au-
gust. BRIX.
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Special Correspondence.
FAIR LAWN, April q, 1880.

Weather cool.
Some time ago Adam Holeman stuck
hedge thorn into his eye which did
not hurt him much at the time, but ir
about a week he was obliged to 60 tt
Kansas City to the Dispensary. After
being under the DOCTORS hands six
weeks he was able to return. The
doctor told him that he would be all
right in time.
The owner of a Chicago wooden fac
tory has been going the rounds here
engaging wool.
At our annual Sunday School cleo
ton the following were elected Cyrus
Clothier Supt., Thomas Civilian
Asst. Supt., VIM. Collect Sec'y. and
Treas, P. J. McGlashan Chichester,
Willis Gorrell Asst. Chichester, and
Clarence Norton Librarian.
Mr.. Wyckoff purchased a new horse
lately, which kicked his little boy in
the face, cutting off his upper lip. Had
the boy been little nearer he would
have got his brains knocked out.
John r. Mcknight is very sick with
acute rheumatism.
At the baptismal at Walnut Grove
last Sunday, the pastor nearly drown
ed himself and convert by stepping off
of the plank which was put in the
creek for the purpose of standing upon.
Everybody will take his dinner and
breaking pillow on Saturday, May 9Th,
and give to Mrs. Mcclure a days
breaking. "Cast thy bread upon the
waters, after many days thou shall
find it,"
The Haymaker's base ball club will
play their first game on Saturday,
May 18th. All are invited.
Chas. Briggs and James Burns are
painting Schlinmer's house for him.
We had a white frost last Monday
night, but no damage resulted.
Prof. Harris will speak at our school
house on the temperance subject next
Tuesday night. TX. L.
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From UniOntOwn.
APRIL 26, 1880.

| AZ Dill ~, 1CCOs
ED. REGISTER AS you have nc
regular correspondent at Uniontown,
thought it my duty to write you q
short letter.
We escaped the recent tornado that
visited some of our neighboring cities.
The wind blew fiercely but did no
damage.
Crops are looking well in the western
part of Bourbon County, except the
flax, which has suffered from dry
weather.
The railroad excitement has again
revived and there seems to be a good
prospect for the commencement of
work in the Immediate future on the
old grade, which would revive our
town considerably. At present we
have no railroad facilities and there
fore feel very much interested in the
construction of a road west. The men
who are now looking up the st. Louis,
Ft. Scott & Western Railroad are road
builders and thorough men and are de-
termined to build the road ifthe people
will only assist a little. tits now time
that lola was looking after her interest
in the matter. She is rightly situated
geographically to catch the road and
provided she is diligent and watchful it
is highly probable that she will secure
it. Hence the people of lola should
lie ave nothing undone that can be
brought to bear upon their possibility
of having cross road. Should it be
determined to 60 t lola the DETECTION
from the old Humboldt grade would
probably be about three and a half
miles west of Uniontown at a point
known as Trestle No. 8; this trestle
contained when built 10000 feet Of
timber, which will have to be all new
timbers if they conclude to take the
old guage to Humboldt. There are also
three other trestles west of No. 8 that
will require a great deal of heavy tim
Der, making it very expensive to con-
struct a railroad on the old grade. |
Whereas if they take the lola route
they will defect just east of No. 9, and |
pass up the west prong of Schubert |
Branch on an easy grade to the level
prairie without having to build a sim
gle trestle, thence westward to lola over
IN almost perfectly level country, lola
has the further advantage of being
amply able to vote reasonable aid; so
also has the townships east of here in
Allen County. Taking the above
stubborn facts in connection with the
act that Humboldt and the townships
last of here are not in condition to do
very much in the way of aid Whatever
moral support they may give) lola
undoubtedly has the advantage.
Hence if she will but improve it she
will more than probably secure the
abroad. OBSERVER
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Sunday school Convention.

The eight annual Sunday School Con-
vention Of Allen county will be held at
the Presbyterian church Usage town
ship. Tuesday, and Wednesday, May IL,
and T. The convention promises to be
one of unusual interest. All Sunday
School workers are invited to be present.
Let each school be well represented.
Come early and remain until the close
of the session. Free entertainment will
be furnished to all who attend.
Let US all accept the hospitality of the
good people of Usage with the same free
dom that it is offered. Bring your Bible
and Gospel hymns.
PROGRAMME.
10 q. m. Devotional exercises.
1880. Our organized work.-H. B.
Adams.
ILLS. Necessary qualifications of Sup
erintendents-P. r. Mcclure and Rev.
Summeryille.
AFTERNOON.
1:30. Devotional exercises.
las. Organization and reports of off,
GERS.
2:3O. How can l interest my scholars
in the preparation of their lessons dur.
ing the week Mrs. III. B. Adams and
Rev. s. NJ. Irwin.
800. The objective point in the teach
er's work-Milton Hawley and Rev. J.
III. Price.
$3.50. Obstacles in the way of Sunday
School work and how overcome-Miss
Ella Cowan and Rev. w. T. White.
400. Teaching class of intermediate
scholars who have not studied their les
sons to illustrate methods of overcoming
difficulties experienced by many teach
ers-Rev. E. S. Miller.
EVENING SESSION.
Childrens' temperance meeting, open
ed by Rev. w. S. Acomb.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$3.50. Devotional exercises.
900. Teachers meeting Rev. E. 8.
Miller.
9:45. The relation Of parents to the
Sunday School work in their communities.
1880. Terching primary class-Mrs.
J. Gaunt.
100. Relation of Sunday Schools to
the church-Revs. G. Hahn and J. W.
Alton.
1l:3O. Miscellaneous business.
AFTERNOON.
100. Question drawer and general dis-
cussion, under the direction of COM
mittee appointed for that purpose.
II. B. ADAMS, Pres.
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Edgar Fawcett, whose new play,
"The False Friend" has had SO sue
cessful run, contributes to the May
st. Nicholas a fanciful prose-stOry, en-
titled "Topsyturvy's Dream" which
deals in very original way with
some of the familiar personages of
Mother Goose extraction.