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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

A SwINDLER on THE AoBIcULTURIsTg The
latest racket on the farmers IS the census
taking gentlemanly fellow drives UP with
blanks for statistics Of the fsrm-busbele Of
wheat, number of cattle raised, acres under
cultivation, etc. Between the tables and the
foot OF the page, where the farmer Signs his
name attesting the statement, is blank space,
whose existence is accounted for as sfIording
room for miscellaneous information. In a
month more the farmer receives notice from q
nsishboring bank that his note for s150 is due.
He knows nothing Of the note, be; investiga-
ton shows that the "csnsus-tsker' has filed in
the bank with promise to pay, which, being
now IN tie hands OF an innocent holder, must
be paid by the unlucky dupe.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

The ladies OF Dowagiac received calls, as
usual, New Years, but the next day assumed
their leapye rights and returned the calls.
The Daily News thus speaks Of it,
" The ladies who returned calls yesterday at
tempted 10 keep their intended excursion O
secret, az they thought that il it became gen
orally known (they having 80 calls TO returD)
more good things would be spread before them
than they felt able 10 get away with. 1t leaked
out, however. and the result was as they sur
missed; every place they went they were met
with bounitul supply of everything nice to
eat. The gentlemen were not to be caught
mapping.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09
WHOLE NO. 1894.
Written For The True Nor;herner
LINES .qDDREsSED TO SADIE.

You asked me for poem,
Ye know not what ye ask
To satisfy the cultured mind
Is not an easy task,-
All subjects have been harped upon
BY poets DER and oer,
Until we say there's nothing new,
We've had all this before.
But still the inquiring mind demands,
Bring something new, to me
Something " far fetched, ard dearly bought
From lands beyond the sea.
We ask not FOR your common thoughts,
In homely gulse arrayed,
But gems exqu.sltely wrought out,
And tastefuly displayed.
We'd choose an intellectual feast
When we sit down to dine,-
Thoughts that have power az opce to charm
And satisfy the mind:
Go, bring us friends who never change,
Though veal, or woe: betlde;
Who through the fiercest trials viii
stand bravely by our SIDE.
And give us joys tha; sweetsr fow
As time Sdes swiftly by,
And hopes that will the brighter glow
Through an eternity:
Sing US sweet songs whose melody
VIII thrill the hearts deep core,
Like unto those the angels sing
Upon the O,her Shore.
Thus ever, doth the immortal mind
Cry out for purer bliss
For something better than we fndi
Within world like this
Ah me. "Who is sufficient
For these Diviner th!ngs
And who has power to satisfy
Souls with immortal wings
Sure none but lie, at whose command
The storm tossd waves were still,
And who within His own right hand
Holds every human will;
Though King o. kings, yet for our sakes,
HIS royalty laid down,
And humbly bore the heaviest cross,
That we might wear crown.
Would'st have friend who'l never change p
Go humbly seek His love;
the came to-day. as yesterday"
His friendship e'er will prove.
Wouid'st taste OF joys sweeter by far
Than other friends bestow.!
lie offers the Diyiner joys
Than mortals else may know,
And hopes that reach beyond this life,
And clasp the JOYS above,
Where we shall hear the angels sing
Songs Of redesming love.
Go study his eventtul life,-
You'll find poem there;
Both grand and beautiful, and rife,
With all that's good and fair;
\ poem whose sweet notes Will teach
Lies duties passing well,-
Clear and distlnc. its GodLke speech,
Yet soft as silver bells.
Paw Paw Dec. 70. c. .. fHoMrsoE.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09
Z. S M IT II g. C O.
Let EN- go! Let 'em go!
Price no Object!

such haste ?''
ITO that store, Of course. Everybody ia
focking there, and il l don't get there soon
shall lose my chance. Delays are dangerous
and il 1 am not on hand soon the bargains will
be gone, the cheapest stock in the city ex-
hausted, and shall make a dead loss Of it il |
am compelled to go elsewhere for nay Clothing
That's fact and as am rather out at the
elbows I'll go along too, as the cid proved says
"a sixpence saved is worth nine pence you
haven't got" So 1 will make the most OF my
money and buy at SMITHS
And sure enough they did, and SAVED
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. by having their eye
teeth cut and knowing thing or two.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

A little child of John Vorce's, who lives on
the farm Of ID. X. Charles, fell into pail OF
hot water with which her mother was mopping,
on Tuesday, and was terribly scalded. She
died in a spasm the next morning. but whether
it was entirely the result OF the burning or not,
is not certainly known. The child was about
two years old.-Bangor Reflector.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

woman at Des Moines said she womdn't
give cent TO the African heathens as long as
there were ragged and starving children in her
own city, and she has been called upon TO give
up her church pew.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

The New York exchange for womsn's work,
q society organized for the benefit OF needy
gentlewomen, Gl opened less than wo years
ago, is proviP { h)ess Chicago has sim
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09

The wife OF the Surgeon q eneral OF Germa-
ny is q sklful dentist IN Berlin having largo
aud paying prsctics. She works IN part for the
Emperors family.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-01-09
Il. d. DARLING,
Builder and Contractor A..
DEALER IN

DEALEKIN
Cement, Stucco, Plaster, Stone Lime, Hair
Plastering Mortar, Brick, Stone, Lath and
Shingles. Bills OF timber and lumber filed to
order. Thanking the people for their past
patronage, Il wouldstill solicit your orders for
Mason work which will be attended to with
promptness.
store opposite Clifton II ousc on Kalamazoo
street 1204ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
Bad But Not Dangerous.
Nsp York San.


Thrilling interest was recently excited
among the people OF one Of Berlin's
largest suburbs BY the erection on the
wsinbergsweg Of q huge booth. pur.
porting to contain genuine wild man
Of such tremendous strength and invet'
crate fsrocity that II was found necessary
10 have him watched day and night by
four sa.wsrt keepers armed With loaded
rides. This terrific savage drew amaz.
'inRly, the suburban fair crowdipg his
booth In vast numbers, and seeming
never to weary Of sdmiring his muscu'
lar limbs, OF listening to his angry
bowls, or OF watching his menaciug ges-
lures. One day. however. . wind storm
arose and began to buffet the booth with
such vehemence that, fearing the struc-
tyfe would collapse. the wild mans
armed guardians dropped their rides and
hsd. The horror Of the audience may
be imagined. threatened % they were by
the double dangers Of being crushed BY
the tottsring booth and eaten more or
lees alive BY the infuriats savage. The
Wild man. however. showed more pres
snce OF mind than his stern custodians;
for hs proceeded eagerly TO assure the
terrified assemblsge that "thsrs was real.
ly NO danger. and that II they would
honor him with their attention. hs would
continue the performances thus untmsly
interrupted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
ouR ApvFRrlSIMe AGENTS.
sI n1s. .. v. =. xooxs.


.,S -, -,,h Lon. ,r., h..r6
aw N ~. nsn VIZ Ias xG
vnoees .yunx - ~,
Ms ~ ~ vnnAwo NJ u,a 10
..,. - a..
Ne vsnt tnrooen sns eofnns'os' sne " Wv
Ana 1 sS8. !. rss: Il: ola orchard trees:
teoesns s ne pcGs % erS.'S5, ~, Sa,hs, ~ s IL.
n..-
msos nis9 w ~. ~ -. .S-.,.
xnoeSn evs'y ~ 49,.
Atnoosns ~ nhns.a ~
-.
nas see sneei tass va'so '" ~
tner
fof NE smile o. my youtn mae Iequ
'rvss here that wore IL; tis thing all uas'
Who enter the isiss Of the olss'.
:" Il must have ben here that lost is-ohi ne
wy ois S,s gu. ys.rins n,,son, e,' \, IT,,
Fm nonipy noney v,noos !. yoa ssss
But with 10 i think 1 looked clever.
my heart aeAss 70 think hsv my poor. wsafs
on plead with ne not 70 forget u;
But heslsd her not and she sicksnsd Of NE
And lsfs me 10 doubl, regret 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
no PATENT, No PAY.
PATENTS

OBTAINED FOE MECHANICAL DEVICES,
~ medical or other compounds. ornamsntai
siepments, Interfersnces. Infrngemsbts and
siI msttsrs relating 10 Patents promptly attend
Cd TO We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - 70 patsntahility. free Of
charge, and all who are interssted In new tnvep-
tons and Patents srs invited 70 send for copy
OF our "0uids for Obtaining Patents winch
plefe instructions how to obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past Ave
years vs have obtained nearly three thousand
patents for American and foreign inventors, and
can give satisfactory references In almoss svesy
county In the Union.
LOUIS BA0aRR / co.,
solicitors OF Patents and Attornsys Of law.
L. Droit Building: Warrington. D. o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
ANNUAL MEETING.

nFF1CE OF ALPHA CONSOLIDATED
~ Mining Company -esn Frsucisco, hay
2ist, iseo-Ths thirteenth annual meeting Of
the sto tholdsrs Of the above named Company,
Of such otpsr basinsss q may Be presented,
win b held On MONDAY. June Sist, ioe0
(third Nopday IN June), at clock ?. 4. on
that day, st the ofAcs Of the Company, Room
.. Nsysda Bloc, No. 800 Non,gomsry ssreei.
San Yfsnciseo. California, T!ansfsr boohs
elossd on Tharsdsy. Juns ifth. isse. - .
% %SSzn WV. wILLIs, ssersts,y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

naTcNTC ootsinsd for mechanical do
HIENIS y Woes, medical or otnet com.
pounds, ornamental desisnf
trsds msrks and labels. Cavsats. AssiRnmsnts,
Interfersncss. Appeals. euits for infrtngemsnts
and ali cases arisins undsf ths PATENT LAVE
promptly sftsndsd to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
oclcr1cn by The Pstsnt omes may
0sJSJu6U sull. In most csses. b pat
ented By ~. Being oppo
site the Patent 0fhoe, Ne can mako cio.sr
ssarchss, and secure Pstsnts more promptly.
and with broader claims, than thoee who aSs
remote from Warrington.
lnVeNTnRc .:ad q. . mode modal .. o. .as.ss ,..s :
exsminatisns yR11 or
ozA,sl, and sdyise = 10 pstsntsbihty. Pnces
low. and NO CHARGE JNLxss PATENT D
SECURED.
We refer 70 o5ncials in The Pstsnt 0ncs,
our clients In ever Stats Of the Union. ana 70
your Senstors and Representative tn Oongress.
Special rsfsrsness given when desired.
Address
O. A. GNOw 4 co.,
oppostts Patent Omcs. Washington, D. q.
liff
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

.s>HIs PAN Is FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL
otnsss In several importan. psrtteularr.
Ths Grinding Aulisrs are lear the center. 10
curing les power. Ihe plow shsped grooves
with lees power with ut violence and Niih
better amLgs lst,ng eject. beridss admitting
l.rycr charge. The inclinsd shaped hoa.lnSs
Of The mullsr.plate openings efnciently force
the pulp dirsc ,ly under the mullers.
Nspuf.ctursd d st the Golden STATE and Miner
Iron works, 2s1 TO ISL Fist street ban fian.
cisco, and st the Gates 1 Sooville Iron work.
81 ooutn Canal street, Chicsgo. whsre u can Dc
examlnsd and iurthsr Particular DO learned; ;
OF psrrons may spply 70 the inyenIor snd e.,
entss O O. bTRvE SB0N. ~ the Douglas Mill.
Gold Hill, Nevada. where the Pans have long
bssn In operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
DELINQUENT SALES.

dsy Of Juos. iS5J, a the hour Of ] O'Clock
?. 4. OF esid day. 70 pay said dslnquen, s.sess-
mens thereon. togesher witn oosss o' sover
0RO. d. EDwARDe. SecretaUs
ofnes-No. 1ia California ssfsss. ssn sssn'
cisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
Town oRDISASoEs.


Al ORDlSAhCH - PIX asd Csllses
. Lieesss Tax Upea Csfsstn
Trsdss ssa nssissss wishis shs
Cssyssess Lnass - shs rswn 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03
roWH ORDINANCES.
.nds, ~ busdred dollsrs. ousrssriy lioenss

Anlo SAsSA'~.AS..-
one hundred and any dvllafs or OVER and undo
three hundred and nity ooiiAns auafssfl
hcenss, four dollars .,. ..
fourh Ciass-9ontniv pvsln " Noslp.
under ons hundred and afu oolan, QtaVsn
heeess. thrss dollars.
f. puxxAsD 1ASz1s. ,
a., 40 -, n.,.., ~ Ann soe.ssd IN n
h.S,c::. ~ ss.ui,,o 4 hiinsrd sabIS ~ biiiisr,
sss.ss - ,,,si,e =. - hi,s I'm nav ou,s
ssss ,os kc~nss th~rsfor. scoordins 10 his .
tnsr III svrsss ~ moassiS rsosipu, q n ths ioI
iov,as . sSSssasi; S,sio,.s,, r,o.ipss Two hpna,.,
a,s,s.. - -, rns,s.s,v neSnaa. tvaive ~
isrs
sseoea -. ~ s11Z .s1r. 10 ssnS,.d doiisr.
oolAn ~ ~ ~ 49, sS,ss ~
aTs,,a' nss.-Smthiy % rcc.ipss undsr On,
hundred dollars, 9u.rss,,y .sss ,osase' ave a0'~f
.osrc:.sicn ~ .r. u III ths msfins or rsosirins
q stssn ootlsrs sesi py. as,aI assnsS,s !. ~ q.
sssr S =, ~ ~ 49, ~ ~ ,aouthiv 6ssissss o. n
slsa s.ss.. W ~. ~" s.1',.tn., schsa.i..
e'iR = ~ .ae t1lsSies scasa .,n. !, ,.e.,o.,
ave thous.nd dollsrs % oyer. ouarssrly nosnss
tWenty.ays dollsrs.
second oass-Aonthiy business or rsosipt'
sSoosspa % doiiss. % oua,,ssiy a,os.sS' ,vssss ~ ~
-, :" - = = : : =
Third Cisss-Nonthiy business or rsosiptl
two thousaud dollAs OF over ana unAsx shrSl
thoussnd Dollar, uartsrly liosnss, Aftssn dul.
Lars, LII
Fourth olsss-xouthly business % recsipti
under two thousand dollars, quarterly license
Soof Asp ssoxxAxxas AID ooasIxas.
s,o ~. Hvsry p.r,oo or arm ens.e,d IN ths
basinssS Of boot or shosmsking, repairing, o.
r'hhlIn,. sasIi nav onsrta,iv sor I,os NJ y
s.s., ar ia % s.ms M sseco.d,S, - ~ a. ths,s
sv.rsss mon .hiv ssiss or r,ostp,s n in ths foI.
~ ssrc sch. dpis
''y MY oIsssMnop,hi, s ..,.. or r.os,n,. sAr,.
hundrsd doilars or over. quarterly hssnss, Ven
dollars.
der thrss hundred dollars, Quartsriy bosnss,
Ave dollaS.
SowLue AIL1Y.
b1o. ~. tvery person or nfm engAged N the
businses OF selling bo sling alley VI bowling
lisys for public uss % hife snail pay, quar-
tsrJ. for . license thsrsfor. according 70 his o.
iovins schsduIe: = ~ :
Flint Ulsss-Nopthly rsosipts one hundred
ana 6fty doilsrs or oysr ouartsrly licsnse. six
doIlsrs.
Hecoud Class- Monthly rsc-ipts under one
thrse doIl.ts.
nsoTiIs. ,Acro,s Axp sxrxsAL Aokrrs.
sro, =. nvs,v psrsop. arn. ..soci.tion. or
oorporstion enys.ed iu ,he busins,s o, buyina
aud : III 2 raj sstsss or D, rsonsi properly u
o,S., lS Ss ooIlsss.ng aS ssas. = % sns en- y.
hetor, O. broisr Of another. ahall pay. Qusilsr
10 tsS ~ thsir Or n n @ s,s - mou.hi' @ .sisS ~ ~
o.io,s. M in tns S.,,IovinS .obs MID:
Ens o,sss--I.nrh,y sslss or rccs,pts ten
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vIR9 Z N Z a
....ANp....
GOLD HILL OMNIBUS
NaR

CONNECTING WITH TIE OARS AT GOLD
" Hill TO and rom 0arson.
VIII make regular trips between the stsnds 2.
sttnsr end OF the route, % freQaenuy - tbs
stats OF tho ROAD viii allow, nom JclocxA a
q. I'LL O'Clock ?. =.
Fsrs...----.-..--......- Cssss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

Send and ~ whss thoes say Who have
SMITH. PIANOS In our midi on this Coast.
Save Jour money and buy st fast HANDS.
Donr b humbuesea. bat ssnd for Catalogue
and particulars and rstisf, yourselves Of me
truth Of my assertion.
Any style o. PIANO O. ohoAn ssns on
Banker's Kxprsss or railroad Companys csr.
tidcate OF depvsit tUr amount
Aiso SHEET MUSIC It ons-haif narkss price
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

BLdKRRB AHb BROklR6.
| the NEVADA BANK
o. "a. Al r.A.o,.oo.
s4s ,,A.Grsoo. o...:..........o .oAIuosmA
r.ix =, o.,isai......- ss,sss.sss s-as's
Rsssrvs %. 3. BssAs,.. -s.sse'sss-Gs'1
.s.... .. vhr.,A. s.,.A.... Il. :. sssss' ssss1
~: Z: !; NJ e: .s.:s.:a5:. ass L s.A.Ds.
~Buys ana sslis Exchange ana Tslsgrsphci
| Transfers. Issuss Commercial and 1ravslsrs
9i.Si.s. . Ial. % Ssai has SPECIAL issilisi.: s ,es
L. 3. FRAMkEL,
srook AND MonEy saokEa.
yyICE- Mais ssrsss. Geld mn, juss
sssvs she sa.k q o.iissr.ia.
-rooks BOUGHT, SOLD AND car.
RIkD ON MARGINS.
ais eousspoassats In Can r.aeisoo are
I. aLAxUR . co., Nsmbss Of the San
Francisco stock and Ixehsnss Beard.
uuuuu - @ = -
SALOONS.
FASHION SALOON.
CHRIS. wEIpfMAHH PROPRIETOR.
Main Street, .. Gold Hill,
oppos,ts tbs Nsws ofnes.
nsHIs oLp-IsTABLIsHgD AND POPULAR
! rssors 70 ssili the fsvorits. Comfort md
sport combined. The patrons Of The houss VIII
iwa,s nad ne best brands os
q ANDY, WHISKY,
ALE, PoRTRR, LAaER,
WINES OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO, cIaARs. ETt.
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
CUMsT0CK EXCHANGE,
MAIN STREET., GOLD BILL,
topposls. Lls.ss, Engine zouss)
,1s,s sSsu..s ~. ,s.S1 Lac !. 2. ..s:: ss:oaE
Wines. LIQUORS. Ale. Porter
AND oIoARs.
Also. tn. o.iy BILLIARD TABLrsrnrsovn
at 70 play on.
Ssu 9, 'ad prospect WINCH. A...,.
cIBaoN's sAIoo
Mai. Street, Geld NIL.
sIRsT GLASS IN .svRRY RKsPsCr.
Reading and Club Rooms.
rhs patrons Of the House viii b wen received
and served Win ths Finest Of
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
By"PAP"ABBorT and HY DoANR.
w.D. O. GIBSON. Prsprisssr.
BANK EXCHANc cE,
In xaynards. .Bioct,
MAIN sTsEGr ;. GOLD MILL.
A yrRsr.o1Ass SALOON II EvHRY
"A rsspset q well - general rssert fes bss'
TIE BAR 10 stocked with the bsst brands Of
WINS, LIQUORS AND oIa hs.
. R.V. MCKINNEY, Prspv,essr.
HAssRoUcK q HALL,
csueessson 70 A. B. Stewart 4 o.,
Druggists & Ap0thecaries,
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SyQ x.ss G, 9. :s:.:. q q. :; .ss. -: 10y sss
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AlrIaANs.

oxc. 10. Every psr,on, hrm, assooiston
or corporation engaged IN carrying on businssi
a. carpenter, builder, blsck.mitu. wagon makei
VI whselwrisht, gunsmitn. watch or tswelry
nsr, painter, saddle or harness msktr, shall
Jay quarterly ior license 70 carry on ths
a.ne, according % his or their svsrzgs month
~ saies or rvcsipts, - In ,hs following
sohsAulei ,.I
FirsI ulass- Monthly salss or receipts, eight
nltsen dollars.
second ol,ss-Monthiy sales or receipts
under sisht hundred dollars, quarterly license
tan dollAfs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

~Buys ana sslls Exchange ana Tslsgrsphei
Transfsfs. issues Commercial and 1ravslsrs
Crsdils. This bank has SPECIAL fsctlittee for
dealing IN bulliou. rr ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

SEQ. Is. Every person. nrm or eseociauon
engaged In the business OF selling real estate
or perponsi property BY auction or public out
cry. shall pay Tor iosues 70 carry on the same,
According 70 his OF their average sAles or ~
osipts, a. In the following schsdule; 10
First Ola<s-2Unthly saics or receipts wo
thousand dolia's or ovsr, quarterly license,
twsnty.nv- dollars.
second Cisss-Nonthiy sales OF receipts under
tvo thousand dollars, quarsrly license. nftssn
dollar.
Third Csss-paiiy salss OF rsosipts Ave hun.
drsd dollars or over. license for one day, tan
Fourth class- Daily aaiss or reesipts under
Ave- hundred dollars, license for one day, ave
dollan.
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Gold Hill Daily News

Il aslivsrsa ~ essz,ss tA'ssss'ss
eola I'm. virsia's oiv. osf''.' sn''s
: osy. p.y.ea. ana eoaassos'l l0'sas''''
..s !. ..s. ), s.il'e .llp.''. Of he
.s..,s., I'd ~ wesA. Nsssss ANY
,e,..a, q . y sas asss vse ssss
,s.,,sl ~ o., HxsDAusHsvv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

tso. II. Rvssy psr.on, nrm, sssociation. or
orpvration spgSged In Carrying on the ousi.
uess Of sssay.ng orss or precious metals shall
DAY. quarterly, for Q license 70 carry on the
same. according 70 his or their average monthly
business or rvosipts. - In the following
schedule
Firrt Class- Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollars VI over, quartsrly license.
thirty dollsrs.
second Clsss-Monthly business or rscsipts
TWO huuded and nity dollars or over and
under Ave hundred dollars, quartsrly license,
twenty dolla.a
Third Ula,s Monthly business or receipts
und-r two hunirsd and nfty dollsrs. quartsrly
license, ten dollsn.
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$50. 10. kvsry perSon. arm, association OF
corporation HAVING plscs Of business N the
Town Of Gold Hill, and therein sngsssd In the
business Of banning. leaning n Insy, buying and
ssllins exchange, or rsceiving on dsposit bal
Ion o. coin. o. sny OF I'll such transactioAs,
shsli pay, qusrtsriy. for Q license 70 oarry on
ssid business according TO his, their % its svr.
- mouthl, purchases and ssles Of exchange,
mount OF loans, or depoeit Of bullion OF coin.
or am or al Of such transactions, - the case
NAY s., - IN The following sehsduls:
First Clsss--kouthly tfsnsactons one hun.
Ard md my thousand dollars or over, guar
tsrly license, ons hundred dollars.
Second C1ass-Honthly trsnsacsious undsr
one hundred and hfty thousand dollars, any
1AUxn.
h. ero, 70. Evssy psrsoa oe nrm snesgsd IN he
businsss Of carrying 90 barber shop shall
nav. uuaftUiy, for Q hcsnDs 70 cas5y On The
saSns. according 70 his osthsir avsrags monthiy
busiss.s of rsosipts, - In The following
Sirst cisss-Moushiy business O. ysoslpts Avs
hundrsd asisn rovx. quarterly iishsS ~
is::s:s y ,.s:i:ss. g, 80. :.:.: !. :: re .::s.: -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

And accordance with law. and aa order Of
the Board Of Dirsctors, made O The sixth daY Of
April. 1880, % many snarss Of econ parcel
Of such stosx - nay b nsesssaxy w1l b sold
st pubic anc,1on. - ths oc1ee e ths eoupanI,
isss;s. On wESIIiDIY., - Mood ISd,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-03

ais eonsspoassats In Gan yaaeisoo are
I. aLAxHl . co., Members Of the San
Francisco Stock and Ixehsnss Beard.
I.I't .Is N fiaI la.l.I..--- L.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-29

VNTANTED-A thoroughly competent nurse to take
w care Of young infant. Applyto W. l.. Anderson,
SO East Third street. 144
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-29
M0TEMENT OF TROOPS.
Three Companies of the Seventh Infantry
Sent to Frontier Posts.

Three Companies of the Seventh Infantry
Sent to Frontier Posts.
The long contemplated change or move
ment of troops in the department of Dako-
to, was inaugurated yesterday. Orders were
issued to Gen. Terry for the immediate
transfer of three companies of the Seventh
infantry at Fort Smelling to stations on the
frontier. The companies and stations
named are as follows
Company "A'' to Fort Bnford: Capt. G.
A. Coalidge, First Lieut.. f. M. II. Kendrick
and Second Lieut.. Francis Woodbridge.
Company SD" to the Cantonment in the
Bad Lands: Capt. Richard Comba, First
Lieut.. Daniel Robinson and Second Lieut..
J. G. Mccoy.
Company sc" to Fort Stevenson: Capt.
G. L. Brewing, First Lieut.. G. H. Wright
and Second Lieut.. S. r. Douglass.
The orders are peremptory for move
ment at once. The transportation Of these
troops has been committed to the charge of
Col. j. G. G. Lee, depot quartermaster, and
he has completed arrangements, SO that the
command will depart by special train for
Bismarck on next Wednesday. Besides the
mere transportation of men and officers, the
movement involves means and ways to
transport company supplies and property,
and last but not least the ladies, children and
camp-followers must be provided for. Col.
Lee has been OF extraordinary care to ar
range with the railroad authorities so that
every convenience may be put at the disposal
of men, officers and their families during
their exodus to the wilds of frontier life.