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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-22
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uAnd vour min and bufler?t

ooh, from all oyer tho place--except
England. About fifty years ago an en-
terprising foreigner discovered how 10
keep butter and milk sweet for any
length of time. So we have had TO
give up our dairies." .r
"Ahl think remember something
about thatl" murmured Rip. "They
were talking about it just before ] fell
asleep" FA
"les, everything has passed AWAY
from us cattle, sheep. poultry, milk,
cheese, butter, green crops, coru, fruit,
vegetables, everything They all come
from abroad nowadaysw 90.
"And how do you pay for 'em?"
asked Rip. ."i.
"Payl Bless YOU" said the farmer,
tive don't pay. They give 'em us.
| Still, man must have pocket-money
and his little 'luxuries.' Nh
eyes, certainly" said Rip, consoling-
ly. "And what do you do for themr'
"Well, we have had to take up a
trade that the Yankees have quite dis
carded. Since they have become the
food-producers of the world they can
afford to let us have monopoly"
81 see. So the work of the British
farmer of the Goth century is to manu-.
facture--"
The agricnlturist flushed deeply, and
replied, .'N'
lis to manufacture wooden mt
megsl'
"Ob, think had better try another
Uap" stammered out Rip, as hi
thoughtfully reascended his mountain
signing. "And that's what free trade
has brought us to! Oh, shade of Cob
den. if z hosts had only heads to punch =
-[London Punch.
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TEIEE SON FOR 1850

Tho Sun viii deal with the events of tho year
lsSO IN It's own fashion,. now pretty wen under
TODD by yeryiDody. From January 10 Uccem-
Der 81 twill he conducted as n newspaper, writ
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affairs 1t is impossible to exagkerate tho impor.
lance of the political evcntA Which ithas In store,
or the necessity ofresolute vigilance on the part
crninent that the founders gave us. Tho debates
and acts OF Congress, the utteranccs of tho press
the exciting contestsof the Republican and DEM
ocratic parties, now nearly equal in strength
throughout the country 1.-The .varylngslrift of pub
lic sentiment VIII all bear directly and effective
y npon the twentyfourfh Presidential election,
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OFFERED III VERMONT FARM MACHINE
Co.-For best packages OF butter made
by the Cooley process anywhere In the
world-1st prize, $50, z. G.. Henderson,
Central City, Ia; I'd prize, $50, JAS. ii.
SNYDER, Brooklyn, N. Y; Sd prize,
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Ny.
CArrLE.-Devon COW, LIST premium,
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"Favorite of the Elms," John |. Holly,
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William Crozier, Northport, l.. L.; Sd,
"Lucy Limont," William Crozier. Jer-
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"Rival," both of William Crozier; Sd,
much Ado" j. 1. Holly. Best herd
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/, Cd, William Crozier. Ayrshire COW,
1st premium, Mystic" s. M. Il ID.
Wells. Wethersfleld, Ct; I'd, "Cow-
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LIST premium, "1iobert Mars" William
Crozier; I'd, 'Red King" 8. nj. q d.
Wells. Herd of Ayrshires, 1st and 3D.
premiums, William Crozier; I'd, 3. M
Il d. Wells. Guernsey. COW, 1st pre-.
MUM, "Clotbilda;" I'd, "Lady Mary
Sd, "venus," all TO William Crozier
Guernsey bull, LIST premium, sLort
Barker" I'd, "Lord MaindonaId," boti
to William Crozier. Guernsey bull
lst premium, William Crozier. Hol
stein COW, 1st premium, "Moviski;'
2b, "Zwortkop;" Sd, Electra" all t
James Nelson, New Brunswick, n. j
Holstein bull, 1st premium, "Johan
miss" I'd, Taurus" both 10 jane
Nelson. Holstein herd, 1st premium
James Nelson. Best mich COW of an.
breed, LIST premium, Ayrshire COW
dolly" S. NJ. ID. Wells Best grad
or native COW, LIST premium, Lad.
Foulitain;" I'd, "Slrawberry;" Sd
"Fancy," all to r. w. Decker, Nortl
Salem, N. Y. Best herd of bulls, Is
premium, William Crozier.-lLand 4
Home.
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British Farmer OF the goth Century
OLD RIP FIFTY YEARS HENCE.

only name Is Rip Van Wrinkle, aud l
suppose l was British farmer, al
though / used TO spend the greater part
of my time In sport" iir
"Iknow. I've heard my grandfather
say they oil did that In the olden time, )"
dOlcfully returned the seedy, unkempt
individual whom Rip addressed as he
first entered bis now dilapidated native
village after his long sleep. "Shooting
and hunting. and fishing aud playing
on the piano-forte! Ah-they had fine
lives Of Il In the good old tinesi Not
only the farmer, but his missis, and his
daughters at tho bourding-school, and
his sons up at The university But It's
all passed away-all passed away!"
"Who aud what are you? asked Rip. !"
"a British farmer Of the goth centu-
ry," returned the distressed sgricultu-
rist. sorrowfully.
"Oh, you still have farmersf'
swell, we keep up the name but
we get all our corn from Canada aud
Che United States" .
Sand your meat?'
"From Australia, and North and
South Ansrs@ togsthsr,"
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-22
All Is Not Gold That GIltters.
.yaa Fransi.co Daiiy ETehaays.

Saa Frsnsi.eo Daily EJehangs.
"How much was the taxes. Pat. and
did ye pay i,2" asked Bridget McGss Of
her better hall.
"B. COB and | did. L, wus 81 30.
and give Charley Tillson's clark 81.
Hes fue young ., Her. and throtb aud
he give me a two aud half gould piece
in change. He waut.d me political in
fuenee d'ye seq H-re's the Sinner.
aud be COB we'll sphend half Nv 1t for
beer"
Pat then triumphsntly threw bright
pi. ce on the table. which was eagerly
grabbed BY Bridget. who hastily disap-
pear.d With the pitcher. Pat was al.
miring his pbiz before the lookine-elass
when she returned. There was crash,
aud Pat went head dtst through the
mirror. Take that. ye dhir'y spai-
p-.n." yelled Bridget; 'yeI give me q
cant Tor gold piece. will yer The
nett day a man with his head bandae.d
was SO. u to limp into the Tax Coll'e'
tors Office. II was Pat, and he there
Learned the cause OF his wife's mad at
tack. The cl.rk showed hun stacks o,
bright one cent pieces which are usea
as change under the new law.
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"a, 1877, and Of the Acts amendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto, shall
rums,n in full iVrco and stsct, except w
changed by the terms OF tLis Act. Aud
wherever IN said entitled Aot, approved
January ~, 1877, or In the Acts smends.
tory thereof or supplemental thereto, or
by other laws, . duty 10 Imposed upon or
power granted to tue Mayor or board Of
Aldermen Of the Cityof Virginia. or upon
the City treasurer Or City Tax C0iisc,or
or City Clerk, such duty or power shxil bs
aud hereby is imposed and conferred upon
tue Board OF County Commissioners of
storey county, or upon the County Treas
ursr, County Assessor Or County CLERK,
respectively, ~ the case may DO, and
Wherever N said Aon the words CiIy
Treasury occur, the wvrds County Treas.
ury shall bs inserted IN lisu thereof.
SEc. Is. Tue Board VI Cvunty Commits.
siousrs VI Storey county, for the PURPOSE
VI paying tue principal and tntsresI uus,
ur " become uu1, On the 0uutsuuinK
bonds heretofore issued BY ths Town VI
uo,d Hill. shAii levy and Cause 10 BE- col
lscted al vi val0rsin tax not " exceed ~
upon each Slvv VI all the taxable property,
real, persvnsl aud mixed, auUlecI W TAXA.
livu ivr Ulhur purposes, wiIuin tns liuiits
VI tho Town of uvia Hill, ~ dst,nsd III Hn
Act VI tue Legislature entitled AN Att ~
incorp0rsts Tue Town oi uold Hall" ~.
proved March 8, 1911. Bald tax snail 10
iuvied annually aud collected ~ the ssuie
Iims Guu IN the ssulo insuner anu by Tue
ssms officers " prescribed aud provlusd ~
tho revenue laws VI tnis otsto iur tus col.
lection VI bIAte aud county taxesi and ths
revenue laws of this oIsIs suAii, IN every
respect, nvt Inconsistent with ths prv-
Visions Of this Act, DO usened AppncaDie
aud s0 held " tue leyyiuy. sssessiug
aud csllectiug Of said tax. All nioneys
collected or received under aud ny virtue
vi thv prvvlsl0us VI this section snail "
paid " the County Treasurer, AND shall
Ny nim DO set apart ~ special iund' W
DO known ~ tho Gvld hiil redemption
Fund. aud all moneys cominy into saiu
iund are hereby appropriated fUr Ihe pay
msnt VI principai aud Interest vi the bvuus
issued by tue Town vi uUiu Hill snd cut. |
standing ~ the time of the passsge vi this |
Act.
sEc. IA. From aud after the first Monday |
In January, 1855, tho Board vi CouutJ
Com III issivuers VI St0rvy county shall eou.
sisI vi tnr.e muniuers, quo VI whom shs,l |
30 Al actual residsnt Of Township No. q |
aud one vi whom susil De Al actual resi-.
isnt Ut Township NO. s of said county, ~
SAID TOWNSHIPS now exist, aud the salaries |
VI said commissioners shall net sxcvea |
Ino sum VI e0vv per year each.
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JAMES 3. 'SMlTk,
tMsuufsetursn' Representative.
SIS Market Street,
I'm BAN PRANoIsco. CAL.
THE SUN FOR 1881.

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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

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Passed september 0, 1901

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIL
! Town Of Gold Hill d" ordain:
SECTION !, The President aud Clerk Of the
Board VI Trustee " the said Town Of ooid Hall
are bersby authorised aud required TO isru,
Bonds Of the ! osh Of 9old Hi Ia tho sum oi
len Tnousand DOLLARS United -tat gold coin.
rIc. q Th- ssid Bonds shall De In such {. rm
a the Prerld, Mt Q Clerk " tAid Board ma.
prescribe according to law and Ordinance, an.
sLsil be 10 tn~ eject thst the Town OF Gold Hill
IL bouLd and ho,den spd will pay to the bolder'
of said Bonds the snm OF Loney named therein
IN United States gold coin. tns IAN day oi
August, 1881 with inter st thereon at the rate
ot one per cent Per month, IN Ike gold coin'
Int. rest payable Quafteily.
SEQ >. Said Bvuda shall be istued and ueeo
for the purpose OF re e.ming and ca.ctl
b ,nds Nos. iUs ana IO4 OF the Town OF oola
Hill.
SIC. 1. This Ordinance sh'll take eject and
be In force from and after It's passage snd ir pup
llcation ior Uns week In ths GOLD BILL DALI
NRws. nov
Prssidrn, Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
OF vold Hill.
Attest: W. @. HYDE. Clerk.
On motion Ordinance No. III, % read. was
pss.sd by the following vvte:
Ayes Trustees Mercer, Dauchy and fresi
Abeent-Truste.s Lemery and Mccurdy.
W q, HYDE Clerk oI the Board.
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MARSnAl's NOTICE.

NyorIcE IL HsREBY GIVEN That THE
IN Tvwn ordipAnee pr 'hlDitins tne ,unn,ns
a. .arse VI b gs within tbe liIn,ts VI tne .own
of oo hi will lrom his date be strictly
enforced. A peu has been constructed ior ,ne
cstsItion OF hogs that may DO found iun
Mag a. large. sna ihs legal p-nsily Tor saon
detention val bs collsct<c IN svsry e.ss
u KsSNkuY. Town AarshaI.
Gold Hin. AagHst ", l5eo. "
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L. proit Building. Warrington. D. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-22
sMALLPox NOTICE..

mHI BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF rHE
II Town OF oold Hin have ordered that tue
ordnance which requires physicians treating
patisuts with smallpox. and sll person., Who
bsvs csses Of smaiipox In their houss. 70 10
form the 1own Msrshsl Of same. shsil oe
striotIs snforced. Ithtrsfore give notice % all
.noss = nav conosrn that shall kon this
dats t,is mcsssrSA 70 enforce the paid ofdi.
nsnes. n, KENNEDY. Town Nasshsl.
cod Hill, December Q, 100. dse
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-12-22
To ComslOck Mine Owners.

A aEscY AND SUPERINTENDENT 30.
A ueiird. Having made mining speciality
fot the pnt twenty years; also, having been
,,yeyiouniy associated With corporate industries
Tor many years. l sm thoroughly qualified u
faithfully per orm every REQUIREMENT 20 Asent
io,iowipe prices: Active working nines, elW
10 SsOo Der month; non worhiug mines exospt
.nnusi hoidipg work, ts6 TO tsO Per month.
mines Examined and Reports Asde
z. LYFoRD.
once Hom.stead Building, Gold hill.
Storey COUNTY. Nsvsda.