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PRESIDENTIAL NOTES.

sptttat Ntspateh 10 Tie CAfeupo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 13.-A writer In tho
Now Y,rk Sts,, gives tho following summary of
tho Presidential Outtcok hcre from m 1ndc-
pendent standpoint:
ut IL well known in Washington circles TINT
Grnnt Will cut s11urt ills tn,ir Ii, Mnxco and hurry
back TO tho United States by the urgent
nhvtce of those who hnro his canvass
doesn't look well fur him to seem
tn bu unwilling to ntnr III his own cnuntry cx-
ccrt when he IL governing 1t 0n 1nrRo Ralnry.
Tho belief TINT Grant will bo nominated ut Chl-
cBgo d,cs not gnn strength at tho Capital. It Is
ndinLttcd on nil sides TINT shcr1.,nn ts failure
Tho opinion K1.thors momentum that after Hll.
and III Ktsno way or other. tho outcome ut Chi
cngo will DO Eliilu u. WashhMrt,c."
Ht}I1D rot HLAISE.
srse&at Dsratth 10 The Chicago 1ftbune.
c@hsrian c",,ty i 't tay iI On 'e ca Xii issi % by
tho County COMMITTEES for tho nslr.tGtlnn af tho
teeHntrs 70 Chicaso n fsreEAr.i Y tho @ Instrno. %
a this loro,eh. Tito Nallot s'oo: Far l''ajSe.
4ss s Ss' g o ey & ysS w ss ssM fs xSf fcs i Co. Tho
New YonK. March l3.-Tho l''orid Is informed
that *. uoy. seylnnstr h1n meyer, ~ my waY,
nn1no Il, i,o presented to tic people ns candl
!lnte for tho Presidency; nor VIII hc allow It to
DO 50 ttscd under nny circumstances Whntercfs
Dnlss7TElsEr's OPINION.
Ex-Liout.- Gov. Dttrshoiu,cr expresFrs tho bn-
lief thNt tho Dsnncrnta ,hse no cfl4iieo IT, curry
tho Presidential G1rction ngnittst GnS Republican
candidate txccpt Grlnt, aid. further thnl tho
ex-1'rGsdent III the only candidate whom Tildon
could bent.
4 NEW HAMPSHIRE STRAW.
NEW YonK. Mnrch 1.-the Tribune hRs m
Interesting dlsl,nteh frpn, New iIamrshlrce,
denoy il, that stntc. The editor of tho EaBhun
1tlturuph inodc arrangements 70 hnvc tho ne.
incotlngs, incident to tho town elections, trum
many dlroront towns, and thoy arc divided Us
fUllnwa:
Dtutnc 1901 Hayes. 12i
lirat,t. a!sl Wltahnrl,o. y; y;
Ednlrntfs. ..........' 6n4 Gen. Eher1nAn..... 81
Tho nominee Mt CHI 0Hrfltt :.:......t. =!
cilYo... .......... aa5ChaMterlnin. ...... =
sccsctary Sherman. lolI IConkllny. y.......... IT
And others scattering.
TAMMANY.
NEW YnnR, March 1J.--Three hundred NOM
| hers OF tho TntnfI,mny 0eNrrnl Committee OK.
| prcsa their ntonttou 0f going to tho Clncnnnti
| Nntlunal Convention. i commissioner soon
| goes forward to scct,ro quarters.
, 1880-03-15
FROZEN To DEATH,

CHEYENNE, ", r., March l3-Tho body Of at,
old man named l.. Tcnntt was found to-day OIL
the rtnInA two miles from Hot Creek, 100 miles
parth Ut hero. lto syns fr0zcn to tlcnth during
tic recent storms which prevailed throughout
Wy0nltny, tho mercury Indicating from zero to
10 degrees below for three days past.
, 1880-03-15
POLITICAL PRATTLE.
Illinois Politics as Seen Through
Democratic Glasses.
Logan's Machine Diotatorship-6her,
man and the Illinois Dele
CATION.

publican fnt1ks than has ever bcfnre bccn
known IN Illinois.
Tho stuto Is full Of erent men, hut. somehow,
no one IN my party rises to nny cnHFpic,lM's
rnstncnco nbdte tho 0thcrs, and In tho iscput-
Iicn, purity this peculiarly II especially aoticcn-
bic. 0r,,t,t gaye the State sotnu prominence III |
using It rs stepping -1ionc, but no soorcr WINS
ho In otlco thnn he announced himself II IN
Ohio tnnn. Tho Republicans have been In power
twenty years. and Illinois hns !iHtl Just hc innti
In tho Cabinct-Mr. Rawlings. Sumo Department
officials have hccn appointed from this stntc,
but even In these fev cAsce they hnyo been given
place n,crc,y to Id handy for usu when they who
made them hceded them.
GEN. tEHN A. f.0f1AN
has ever since the War nssunctl cnntrat nf tho
Republican party of Illinois. merely because
there WIS no nne 70 dlsputp hs clnfms. lie WIS
arrogEnt and excttng, and nitlny dnrntccs Of Ills
bud to rcruler honsape daily or die. Other men
lit tho Stnte dared ot aspire to placc withuut his
permission.
THE FEDERAL PATRONAGE
is powerful engine III tho ilaf,'ls IF any nun In
Krcnt Siatc like Illinois, ar' while Gen. urnnt
WIS in Office Logan hah this to bunk IN. liets a
TN, , :t @ s hy en- dG y1 liz crnc. ' H. It
p,sspnrt tn his fnvnr hnE alwnys hcc,t tho t'c.
irayal Of irtc,ul: When ,I = mn " %"tsd 90 that @
il.ia cotll nut 90 elsewhere. But 4 change
calne over nj! this. "
THE ElgcronA1 COMMISSION
WAS necessity tmyond tho dcrnn1Hls of Logan,
9 @ sr E''y ssss :s~ sha ''si "cssss ssaM Il
taking David pavta from tho Supreme ntnch,
1r,au,o L, pincatu him With a s.i,tf Ancrican
mission, hut h. wna 6tnart enough tn know that
Mnlcss he could r.'1nd wlnd t'g WV nothing, md
tnaa t"r e. Sers @ % exs e " W. E sntc e1 III ho c
Glansa tMc -, ;ce. wel' knowing eaa' once ao"n
ne "ou'" S'"' 'hc.e. ...,
va. hi. friend aa oE5S aFeon o. haaI a Tho appointment
10 bt1,. Rnrtt, Ind po,itico history of tho sori
NJ! sd a IL ~ e 's e kna s Il FSpc
County a,l,l weni to [snnsAs ~ Free Sncr. In
d whl. ,nG 2nsf b,;s to ns bn Il ct on 4bas hs
iIimfs Il rsll,Itl rr1,-.lnvcry advocate. Tho Wnr
it G,it s,nchnw Mr. ta,.u was not noticsd except
u snt d term II Congress and thon go!t buAly
safn h 9se a15se Whsa IT. M
rcau Lo1,t, Ind Iinuni snppointci in his .tenti.
As an p(I Republican said last night, +" Hs has
for, tnteiIs.taIly. ] he c"tnes aboMt ~ n nenr % ill
Ing II us pen dies bladder" 6trnngo etrrtes
need mt y, & 1au .nml;o ~ @ a @
IL aasE naf.es wan YETI h os ,,n ~,a m ne io
Tense to DC aaopt'Hi. .......
TlEB SENATORIAL cAsvAss
i,ght iii M tut g i"ean T pecs,llnr % chnrnetaris.es is
n trader in tbcir str1,tjRcst igt. After The deg
tlon t az nat taks hin lSuEto discover that he
nussn nt,,Trx cown1.Ar1or
Ind to no ma.ic n' aud tN Il wus ikea 40 tlst it
worked liks T. cnr1n. llawny, ihe Ass'stamt Is m
snass e s s S' s s e IL ssas y
Mr: HUN, nso ~, hai secrei ysHr',jng, ~, ior te
anne ntco; his ttlo WAS maao clear In to samo
'RECHwrAur SHERMAN
, 1880-03-15

fiawley said: 81 'llt 10 simply hccnusn "a can
hf tho stnte 1t lIinnIs felt 1t tte n myself nntt
Ia my frirnls to Rire ,nnre time to TITO cau-
.y1aE than wns ahn tD tlb while holding tho Of
fico Of Assistant HcCrGtary.''
, 1880-03-15

"Ail who try Mrs. Winslow's gooth!n9 syrup'
SAY II IL the funliiy benefnct0r, '-the Florcllee
Nightingale of ths nursery. ~ cents. Asola
tlnltutleAb
, 1880-03-15

Isyol have rheumatism, neuralgia, or = hruiao,
spr1li1,, or yut, use " UEown's Household i1luA"
ecu" A wonderful 1eiuvdy. Price. - cents
, 1880-03-15
-. HalHCELLANE0sIa.
sS So ocpp14FF;t}DR. kEAN,

I73 South C!alk-st., Chicago.
Consult personally BY mall. sses Of caa[Ra, on ~
chronic neEtoua, or special dlsbasas. Dr. he4a y
pAf4
, 1880-03-15


NEW YnnR, March 1J.-.Three httnfred NOM
hers OF the Tatn1nnny 0eucrnl Committee OK.
prcaA their Intention Of going to tho ClncinnHu
Nntjunul Convention. i commissioner soon
goes forward to dccuro quarters.
, 1880-03-15
RArL7OAD TI11E.TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
EXPLANATION or NEFkNENcK 1fAHT8-t Hatnrfay
e3cepted. sHunday e1oepted. tMoadaJ exosptot

Chicago d Northwestern halfway.
For MErs- tiuhio-tIh0kA Ttne-Thbirs, Hlecpn3-Caf
.eeonn,ntlanun. . ,appiy ~ anT Of ths fo3wtn3
1uelc Intel. i,tnks Express oticr ,fnn nor!hcass
ef1rticr t!andniph ana blate~sta.h f,amer iionse.
, 1880-03-15
THE OPPRESSIVE SUGAR TAX.

Finy.aeven Per Cent Duty Levied ON
the People for Protection.
New YonK, Aurch 1l.-To thk Editor Of thk
Ne,u Fork Times: Allow me 10 point out once
moro the Inconsistency OF the sugartartr agf.
tators. Your correspondent, MIR. G, ". Durant,
Chulrmnn OF the suRnr-renners and importers,
who demand n one rats nf duty. says: "Thc
subject is ono of Rrcat Importance not only to
suKar-imp0rters, but to consumers as we'll"
mny be allowed to n1no1!d this statement By say
Ink tl,at tho question iB Of inantly morn lnpor-
tnl,ce to tho great MRss Of consumers than It Is
to importers. Importers as we'll MS rcf1ncFs arc
ablo to, aud atwnys do, take caro- Ut themselves.
An obnoxious TUX Is borne BY The consumers
and not by tho agents who dispense tho conn.,
nudity. have alrcndy shown IN my last letter
that tho proposed uniform ratio Of 2.40 cents per
pound ZIP to Nd. 10 Dutch standard ts actuatly MI
increase Of duty on tho present avcrngo rhtcs.
will now show clearly what the tax on sugar,
which Is an Indispensable article OF fsosl. really
was in 1870 The following abatement will give
tho al vnlorem rnte of ls7a. which was hidden
by tho specific duty, Mt a glance:
RAW Et,0An GONE INTO CONSUMPTION DURING
TIE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 10. 1eiN.
Sugar. o''ssntiiSS s e. M: oigta6! a &. ea:s; -
No. 1D... ............ 61l,bT4.5M. e1,0A.g!5
no. ID. -...ss..ssss.. o1,'NosFR 44osVfo1S
Total. ,sa7. .o4.,ssn 80, SOC, ,sdl
sur. <dselEta "'lE pais;sa;. &f's.S at1 = cit. c.
No. .$la4S0,215 kls0
No. l0................ 65tOs1t Go!9
NO. A1.s VV+o0
rota,. s37s;S,047
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ouR ApvFRrlSlNa AGENTS.
raE poArmAN.s DsEAn.

MID bowling storm and billows' roar
And lightning thro the black clouds gisam-
ing.
The ancient boatnsn ncddlng sits,
And sa his storm -drsnehed seat 10 dreaming.
wiid break ths surgss round hia brk,
while 70 and fro the Lillow rocks him.
pictured vision. heavenly sweet,
ihys round bis head ana smiling mocks him.
An hlsnd crowned With dowsry meads
On his snrsl turvd sight advancing.
whils vondrous mslodies Of spring
Thro' gloves In blossoms swsep enhancing.
The old man calls, Z" Here let ne land.
In yon still cove with quiet shore.
Thou comet at last. D peaceful strandi
Svestiy III sleep now storms are o'sr.-
A crashing bolt shcots thro' the night.
0oA's blinding arrow darts from heaven.
Boatnsn and boat. with all on board.
By lightning stroke arc crushed and rivsn.
The villa wave rolling 10 the strand
Drives splinters and eerpses ashore:
Now blissful dre1ner. thou'rt on land.
canst svsstly slssp, ifs's stornas are o'er.
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nIsCEILAsEoUs.
THE SUN FOR 1880.

Tn, eux vill dssi With the svsnts M ths
- a, ,.s,-
year isso IN ~ Own 'ssnion' now prstty wsu
undsrstood By svszybody. Prom January
until Decembsr o. it viii b couductsd ~ 4
nsvspapsr. written N NE knslsh language,
and printed for the psopls.
Asa nsvspsper. Tn eux belisyss IN ssttina
- a.. -,.,a .-.-..,-
~ tns s~s '. ~. .e pomp~V, sne y"
senting IL IN tne most inteaiiginle ehape-the
shsps that Win snssls its rssders 70 Keep well
expenditure OF time. The greatest Interest %
the greatest numbef-thas 10 the law control
ling tts daily make np. IL has now circulation
very much larger than that OF any other Amer.
lean newspepef. Ano ealoys an income whi0 u
70 o. Al umes pfepafra ~ spend npSfaly ior the
benent Of 10 ieeders. feopls Of Al condluoe:
OF tte and ~ Ways oi tninking pay ana READ
TEE Sun; sno tnsy ~ derive sausfaction OF
some sort rom fts columns, Tor they Keep on
buytna and resding IL
In tts comments on men ana smin.. Ius bur
believes that 70: only guiae OF policy enoold Do
common ssnse, inspired by gsuuine American
principles and b.cked b. honesty Of purpose.
For this reason Il ID. ard will conttnus 70 be.
sbsolutsly Independent Of party. clas,. clique,
organization or tntsfef IL 70 for All. but Of
none. II VIII oontsn9s 70 praise wnas ~ good
and repfooste vhat - evii. uxing care th.t ~
AeA8e.As - -
possibility OF being misnndsntood. M u unin-
huenced oy motives tnst oe nos ,Ppeaf on me
surface; u nss no opinlons 70 seu, ssse .aoss
which may pe nsa ~ ny pareneset Win tvo
cents. t hatee inlusuce ana rascsliV sven
more tnan IL natce unheeessaiy worus. ~ 40
hors ffauas, plues toois Ano esplo,es nlnoom-
poops OF every species. wiz commune
throughout the year loV 10 cnasuse me nrst
ciass, inslriict ths second. ana discountenanca
The third. Al honest men, Win nonest convic.
tons, whether sound OF mist.tens srs its
friends. And Tan sun makes DO oones on teli.
Ing me truth 70 is nnsnos an ana nDou. ~ insuos
wnsnever ocoAson anses iol p.s.n spe,.nt;
These are tue principle: upon whien rus sus
Will % oonososeo 9uStnx me scI ~ coms
Inc yesf ioo0W y one " wnlSn w ps.Iiv.'
10 American can anora 70 cioee nls eyes 70 pup-
Ito adars. IL 10 impossipio 70 exaxeefan tne
importance OF the political events which is hss
In store, or the necessity Of reso!ute vigilance
ON the part OF every citizen VINO aosires 70 pre-
serve the Government that the founders gave
u. The debates And sets OF CONGRESS, Lne ut.
,erances OF the prsss. the sxeiins oohtests OF
the Republican AND Lsmocrauo painss. new
nearly equal IN sIengtn tnrvugnout tne coun,
~, the vsryins dnit o. pnono sentiment, WI
Al Dear airecuy ana eneGusey upon tns sxsn.
ty.fourtn fresidcnuai eiecuon. 20 ~ neio IN
November. Four ytars ago nsxt Novsmoer me
will of the nation, e expressed ~ the pons,
vas thwarted oy an soominAois oonspiraoy me
promoters ana oenencismes o. wnlcn sua ,aIs nolo n
as sss nsy sS' ss as S.sDss o.
opened with corrupt. cxtravagant, aud fnso-
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Didn't Like the klnd.
Idaho World.

Idaho World.
A man Was arraigned ct Little Rock
on charge Of carrying . revolver.
Haven't you got better sense than to
carry such . pistol as thisf" asked the
Judge. holding up q pspper.bo1 pistol.
"Yes. SIR"
"Don't you know that the laws say
you shall be fined $25?"
"Yes, sir; but didn't know that 1t
was any harm to carry such pistols"
But Il is. sir. Any man that would
carry such pistol ought to go to the
penitentisry for life. Suppose you were
to get into fght. having such . pistol.
While you were trying to shoot. the
other fellow would run away. You may
20 this time. but IL ever I hear OF you
carrying such . worthless pistol again
I'll get up petition to the Governor to
have you hung. No wonder We are
slandsred at the North when such trihing
men a. you are carrying pistols that
only hurt Q man by lying on his stomach
and refusing to digest"
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I. was proposed to erect a monument
In the village square to tho Father OF his
Country. and old Squire Higgins was
called upon for liberal donation. 81
can't give anything this time" he said,
"but you may know that always carry
Washington In my heart" "well."
answered the man with the subscription
paper. "all / can say 10 that you've got
the Father Of his Country in a very
tiRht spot"
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NOTICE.

nYY1oE OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Commissioners Of Storey County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. In pursuance Of an
order Of the Board OF County commissionsr! Of
Of April, A. D. 1850. that 6BALID Pho.
POSiLS viii b recsived hy ,aid Board up to
ana Including the TwkLFrH DAY OF NAY.
A. d. 1850, for pupp lee for the County Hoe
pital, In accordance with the iequisition and
bill Of items on Ole In the County clcrEs
a1.ils is.in 0m'' n''" J. Z. aoD6NALp. Ozark.
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10 PATENT, NO !
PATENTS

OBTAINED FoR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other compounds. ornsmenta'
dssigns, trade marin and labels. Cayeen' AZ.
signments, lnterferspcss. Infringemspta and
all matters relating 70 Patents promptly attend.
cd TO We make preliminary EXAMINATIONS and
furnish opinions - 70 patentability, free oi
charge, and all who are interested In new tnvcn'
tious and Patents arc invited 70 send Tor COPY
OF our "0uide for Obtaining Pstsuts, which
plete instructions how 70 obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past Nv.
years Ne have obtained neafly three Thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors, and
can give satisfactory refersnoss In almost svesy
county In the Union.
LOUIS BA00KR 4 co.,
Solicitors OF Patents and Attorneys at LAW,
L. proit Building; Washington. D. o.
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BLESSING TO MARRIED LADIES.

DrsoRrPTrvR CIRCULAR SENT PER
exprsss on receipt Of sslf addressed sx.
urSss snysloos or Avs-cent stamp. Address
- IA M, a.siss Ss; 9, a. sss lssssis:s. O..
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The Burlington Harksye tells q pleas
ing story Of . seli.sacrihcins traveller
Who devoted his energies to the work OF
dsvouring everything upon . certain
railroad station dining counter. and hav-
ing accomplished the feat, walked away.
saying: There! The next fellow that
comes along will get something fresh.
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TINE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
- Hill do nrdaIn. II -

- NH w Ofusius
SECTION 1. An annual I'd vaiorsm tax Of one
and enc quarter per centum upon the value Of
taxable lroperty within the rown Of Gold Hill
II hereby levied and directed 70 b colleetsd for
town purposes upon the asssesed value Of al
such taxable property made taxable BY The laws
OF this tate for Stste and county purposes, In
Guiding the net proceeds Of the mines.
sxo. .. The taxes levied BY section Of this
ordnance. aud to Be assessed and collected In
accordance win the provisions Of an ordnance
entitled. IAN Ordln ,nce 70 provide for tho levy
ana collection OF ta1ss on real and personal
property within the Town Of Gold HUI. passed
April 10. 1880; and also. an ordinance entitled,
An Ordinance TO provide for the time and
manner Of ascertaining the value OF the net pro.
ceeds Of mipes for the purpose Of TAXATION. and
10 provide fJr the collection OF such taxes.
l.. T. FOX,
President OF the Board OF Trustees OF the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: W. q. HIDE, CLERK Of the Board.
Al meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF the
Town OF ,scld Hl,. held April 10. 1880. Urdi.
nance No. li6 was paesed BY The following vote;
Yeas-rrustess Mercer, Dsuchy and Prssi.
dent Fox.
AbsentITrustsss woley and Iemep..
20 W. @. HYDE, Clerk.
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uISCrLLASEoUs.

SMITHS AMERICAN
PIANOS AND. ORGANS |
NEW YuRk and susTon.
STAND YOUR CLIMATE
THE BEsTl
WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS
AND SOLD AT
WHoLEsALE PRICES !
No Agents, No Drumnen.
No sslf.styled Professors,
Or Halfway Nusicians,
-RNPLoYRD To-
ExToRr MONEY FROM THE PUBLIC
Smiths Pianos and Organs
ABE NDoRszD By TIE BEST No.
siCIANs UPON THEIR NERIrs.
ssud and sss vhsk thoss say Who hsys
gMITH'e PIANOS IN your midst on this Coast,
Save your money and buy at FlhST HANDS.
Don't b humbuggeA. but send for cstalogue
and particulars and ratisfy yourselves OF The
FIFTEEN DAYS TEST TRIAL. By iuinishins
Bankers. Exprsss or Railroad oompanys csr.
ttdcate OF deposit for amount.
Also SHEET MUSIC st onehalf market price
JAMES Q. SMlTh,
tMannhetursrs' Rsprsssntativs,,
SIS Market Street,
Nn sAN FRANolsco. CAL.
STEVE SONS
Patent Aeuid Board
AMALGAMATNG PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL Is,r1sse.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Philadelphia, 1875.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM
-Yoa AZ nraovrD-
Grinding and Amalgamating Pan.
NNHIs PAN Is FAR SUPERIOR 10 ALL
others In several important particulars.
Tbs Grinding Mulisrs are near The center. re.
quiring less power. The plow-shsped grooves
raise the quicksilver with the pulp regularly.
with less power. without violence. and with
better amslgamsting eject. besides admitting .
larger charge. The inclined shaped housings
OF ths muller.plate openings efnciently force
the pulp directly under the mnllers.
Iron works, Isl TO 2sl First street San rfan.
cisco, aud at the Gates 6coville Iron work.,
50 south Canal street, Chicago, whore it can bs
examined and iurthsf particulars De learned;
or porsens may apply TO the Inventor and Pat
entss. Q O. STEVENSON. a the Docslas MN.
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AssEssMENr NOTICE.
GOLDEN GATE N. an. co.

B. HEwsoN. sscrsury. .
Francisco. California. splsN
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A young man while attempting to fI
Q misplaced switch on q young lady's
head in . ball room stepped on her dress
and wrecked the train.
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE 70 yrevide for the
Levy OF Taxes on Ri n and PsrssIal
IhE,s;Ipsrty h,;Ip within the T.wa Of Geld
tr..s.d April 10. isso.l
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Scorpion Silver Mining Co.

0Bo. B. tPIANKY, eerstsry.
,...:.: oss:Ss S.,a:.i e s'.' ''' s''. ss = q
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FsoR,GgzLY nIT1R AND RKIMHR,
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bIc. ~. kvory pepon cnHAsoo ~ tno wv.
ness Of dealing. play ne. or earring on any
game Of fAro, monte. roulette, lansquenet.
rouge-et noir, rondo, keno, fantan. diana, OF
chuck s-luck. or any banking game. played With
cards. dice. or any other dsvice. whether the
same be played for money. checks, credit. or
any orher valuable thing or representative Of
value, shall pay, quarterly. for ticense 70
carry on the same, according TO his average
monthly receipts. a. In the following schedule:
First Ciass-Nonthly receipts three thousand
dollars or over, quarterly license, seventy Ave
dollars.
second Ciass-Monthly receipts two thousand
dollars or over and under tnres thousand dol
lars. quarterly license. my collars.
Bee. ~. Each license Issued shall contain
particular description Of the room In which the
licsnree designs 70 earn on the game designa-
ted. and the name Of the game 10 Be- opened and
played; and no license shall b Issued permit
ting any such game 10 ie carried on In any
room In which such games are By any valid Act
Of the Legislature Of the STATE Of Nevada iog.
hidden 70 b opened. played. or carried on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-12

OLIAN TOWELS AND SHARP RAZoRA
" ouick, Smooth, Neat, yintelass Wofk,
Hsir cutting and Dressing doas N ths most
Artistic, suitabls and satisfactory styls.
Ths Cd piousg Saloon h the pisos. and dos7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-12

Published svsfy Wednesday In tie Hsvs, y
carefully prepared ffon the nosf AufHu.
S az q GSsits Gpass.uu. sns 0:aspEi snpoyss %
an able and e6lcient corps Of
reporters. II 10 universally
recognised - ofdcisl, and the
most co1xIcf and RyllAlt1 N.
roHf Of the condition Of the mines OF
the Consrocx or "WAsEon" secttoa.
We also give the latest mining Information
cbtainabls from other parts Of the country
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-12
AxrnANs.

SEQ. 10. Every psnon. nrm, association.
or corporation engaged IN carrying on business
a carpenter, builder. blacksmlta. wagon maker
or whselwrisht. gunsmitn. watch or 1eweiry
maksr or repairer. gas inter or piumoef, I'm.
psr. paintsr, paddls or harness maker. shali
pay quarterly for . licenss " carry on the
same, according 70 his or their avsrage month
ly sales or receipts. ~ In the following
schedule:
Fint Olsss--M Monthly sales or receipts. eight
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license.
dftsen dollars.
second Clss-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars, quarterly license.
tan dollars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-10-14
History OF Iowa County.

The citizens Of Iowa county will
unite with us in expression Of pleas
ure that the history Of the county
in course of preparation is meeting
with pronounced encouragement.
When we recall the pioneers who
have passed away, We realize the
importance of having a history OF
these brave men and women aud
the times in which they lived, pre-
served. The work not only interests
the old settlers, but also those who
came at latter date that they and
their children may know Of the
trials and triumphs Of those who led
the van Of civilization in the great
and growing state Of Wisconsin.
Their lives were filed with interest
ing incidents, and in future years
a complete and reliable history OF
their lives aud times, viii be Of
priceless value.