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TIL TOICE OTGOD.


The editor of tbs ADVANCE has q
passion for thunIef storms and is there
fore apt to be around when there is an
exhibition OF this kind advertised. For
some time the annual Minnesota: season
of splendid night performance has been
running, and, il anything, there is an
Improvement over fc:mcr years. There
Is no Abatement in bIilIiaucy and sub
l.:nity OF rendering, Willie there is a
marked Improvement in artistic express
ion. INr!e is less ruurnrss, noise AMI
da;I9"r, while there is more vivid sug-
g;.s!ion ci the possible yiories OF anot:-
or world Tram III iollntr Years.
I'll" two storms OF "Wednesday and
Thnrs:lly night last Which came up az
tHT midnight are cited rs separate per
fn:lAanc,s iii illustration OF what we
mean. Without destructive wind or
lightning, there WAS every clmcnt of
grandeur and vivid glory possible.
One thing occurred which, If it could
be rendered, i'll opera, Or fifty expressed
in poetry, would iinmort;,lizo any one
WHO could reproduce it. In the midst Of
the storm, Il locomotive engine far down
tie track sent up q shriil and piercing
scream which sounded for all the world
like terrible human cry for help. In
Stintly the cry WAS answered by a far
of Vol of Thunder which seemed to lie
far up i'll tie heavens a!!d rcver},>ratiug
Through an iMllnt!;sa dome. It Was not
loud. nor sharp, lior noisy, but soft
unl l'}Grniiin:s, AID almost an t.Na;t
!mitAt:on OF mighty bass vr;",'.
Iii" S!::'iiI clE as for i''|p and lie in
stat ::,::;;:."" OK! * til" IlcA;rn.,. j.. IL:
:n!;:;t Of ;!:' C:N.'!.uS Sierra. cave us I'll,
ind .Sti;E' My vivid Impression nf tie
v.'i::'" IS CA. i'j:> j., no r;;rty ;!.~:ariD-
ton, t." v'll:: j.; Hot :;:u.: y :.:::>a''::r
;:;.t'|, i;i: - !,.!;t1' Ni.:t ;;r: uHl ;,i:-
>'':r:t::. :">l ~ "'.:r.! WEEDS c>::!uut ,,!)S-
silly 80 :;.s.','.
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LOCAL,
CLVB RATES.

WoRTIIINGTON, MINI. July Is, 1880.
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The ADVANCE is furnished at ii so q year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber
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Anybody who wants a good second
hand mower in good working order, can
have one cheap for cash by calling ut
this Office.
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SUMMONS.

SUiLMONS.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT I
Aultman, Miller a. Co., Plaintiffs,
against iSu7umOnS
VIM. NJ. Boyer, Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota to the abb, named De-
Pendants:
You. VIM. II. i: yer. arc hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint Iii this lc
tloli "hi:L Is now on i'i' ill tie ole Of th. Clerk
OF tile District Court IOI S:li,i county at the vii
1aGe OF NUrtin StOn in SaiU county NJ, TO serve
cop; of your al'swtr to SAID con, .la;.< on the
su>cr;b" at His office in tie vi:l,ee of Wor-
thlllttHn. county of Mobiles. state If AIinnest ia
within twenty days after the service of his sum.
mons upon You, exclusive Of the day Of service.
and II Ill I'll to answer the said complaint with
IN tee iinc aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action
vii: i1:~e Judgment against you for The sum of
o''e i."i'u"c,' ahu Eleven Dollars with interest
theFc:".' .hc r:tc # seven !, recent. per annu!n
if''lt ~" i1li day Of 'rrrinrr. 1871, and the
costs a'; Disbursements uf Ills action.
Dated u orthE5; Oh, Mimi, J,;:r /. 1851.
N. L. :;;>l'LE,
n-cw rlaintitl Attorney, Wor,hins;ton, MINI.
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Buckin gaa2a'a 0Yq
FOR TIE WHISPERS.

FOR TIE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may h
relied Oh to change the color Of the
beard from gray Or any other undcsir.
able shade, to brown or black, ut dis
erection. It is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and ef.
fectually produces permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash oil.
Manufactured By R. p. NALL { ca,
NASHUA, NH.
s@ By Il 2sssc1sts. ass 5;tlass y Netjtlak
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70 FOREIGN SCBSCRIBERS

Official Paper: o& the Coun-
".
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LITERARY Nf)TIf,E,S

F.. Contents Of the International Review
tor July: Jonathan Edwards by Oliver
Wendall Holmes. Frontier Talk by
Geo. Booth. Lord Beaconsiieid. The
Labor Problem. Mr.. Poynter' Lectur. s
on Art. The Wrecking Of Life Insur-
ance Companies. Contemporary Lit
erature. Published byA. S. Barnes &
Co., N. Y.
Contents Of Scribner for July: The
Young Painters Of America, illustrat-
ed. Bjornstjerne Bjornson by Hjalmar
Boyesen. lii the Heart Of California.
10 Coney Island. Peter the Great, No.
VI. Poet and Actress. The Grandis-
shines, TX. Does Vivisection Pay. The
Lover and the Rose: From Palermo to
Syracuse: The Sorcery Of Madjoon. In
the N. E. African. La SOMambula,
The Dominion Of Canada, illustrated.
De Roses Hibernis. TO e. c. Stead
mund, poem. Japanese and Chinese
Students in America. The Metropolis
Of the Rocky Mountains. Topics Of the
Time, etc.
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Farm for rent. Inquire at this Office.
1O-tf
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Worthington turned out last Sunday
morning to *'early mass" That is, to
see Barnum's big show on three trains
of cars. They stopped to breakfast the
men and the beasts
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ARRIVAL 1EE I1L.!'iH rj'," or NAILS
Ai..ir..1

.iREII'.i .1.EE IL''i = !;Is" or NAILS
Ai..i,.-1
Eastern (la.'y) u l"a. III.
do *. i'aU' AID h,'yOnu :: y" y IN
EOuthrrn :! . 3 4.
Wu:trrn-I.u '....' M, Sioux Fails, II - Il II:
Round Lake, Sltil.'tH'S /! III
D:ri.:Ta.
Eastern (.lai:,) ~ 4. r..
do IL - i:.l a,;i b,'E0':'i IL .! III
Southern T. =. II.
%e>trrn-i.'. !c:'' am! Sioux F.l!- = IN
l,Dun ..-...' 81 '..,:.-yS | !, y,
Mails earl id " :, tr'i c'O>r ~ 'r.'E:.'~
Before Il - !:t''. Al .t','r> 1t '"r"'A y
one" Il t'r' 'r"H 4 IN. 10 = IL. >;l:i :';i
from : t ) .i,! +. III - =, = y m.
MuI;ry "t,'. :>>>u u -, l.;':'i', reg, tc' &c '1
tween :, u+..., i III ia y 'l:,.
~ l.. SHJ!.!., 7. N.
ARRIVAL AM: DEP \i:i; TX. OF TRAINS.
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FURTHER REDUCTION
County Maps can be had ut this Office
the rate Of 5 for . cents.
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Martin is considerably older than \ O.
bles as county, but it has popula-
tion CT only 500 to our 4,512, differ
ence Of only CO.,
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II. c, Shepard & Co. have st. Paul
Cord Binder on exhibition at their Of
flee. Farmers will do we'll to examine
this machine before giving their order
to other agents. They have q good
thing, and don't you forget it.
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We would respectfully call attention to tho
fact that we arc enabled by our peculiar circum.
stances to sell groceries at as low \ margin ~
they can possibly be sold by any one. Our aim
Is to keep good line of first class goods and 70
sell them as low as possible.
% 3m
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IL" A!>EA:;;C;: i':.try i:as 1T last
io':!l III adverse c!i:;y,. Tie praise
has l.;.v.'t,i>yt bycn 50 decided and
unqualified that it is refreshing to find
ScN:ct h!n*: ":' Tic other ii, even though,
the bray i, l;rcs'ol!;lir';; in he ATTEMPT
70 initiate i rHHr. :*>:r Sl'i!. s:rr up a:
s.. iH'!, who sicl; !!"r::. il ';'. iiy
IHC:', .:,:; Wri;!>? t. The t!i,yn Tint.;
ANA 81 ji:"::s TO tie C,'l.;;":&;iun ro,lu.-
Size n:.;i'v:s t., is 1":!":|l and to tx.
.'!ntEt!''l -! t:!o reader, bat the rel ..:.;;
which li]cs l;>r ii: nl most is lat !lv
POEM makes Ai;!E=*;,tu ~ "<::;ttt:
N!dtr7 giving down rivers Of water in
Str>d OF milk. There is the secret OF il.
This srinstrr, ''pol;y,' is one WHO is
dry and amy imagery drawn from a
'nother's breast" enrngcs her.
On the ether hand, all the mothers,
and all the pretty Ciils who expect to
he mothers, appeared to be pleased with
tie poem and clarpcd their hands. SO
also Tilt. i1;htrs, a'il Tie boys who cx-
poet t. be fati;ers, ;t,:paltdvd. We
might print a good deal Oh this side, but
one OF two examples will Suffice:
THUS, Governor Davis pronounced
tie poem one Of the very best he had cv-
er heard read Oh an occasion. General
Baker writes us: You did well at Tie
E;!l];: and tive public think so,'' and in
his paper calls it s., very excellent 20
ON" General Johnson, Of St. Paul,
writes to q friend III this payt CT the
State:
"MiiIcH acquitted himself with great
c;c;:it. His poem WAS well received -
[ am not Il j';dyc Of artistic poetry or
music, but know " hat p!rases me, and
ann free to confess that Miller pleased
NE beyond words to tell"
We believe this is tile general verdict.
We would advise "Pclly" to get mar
ried and then she will not be SO shock
Ell by metaphors and other sweet thugs
drawn from q ''motLer's breast:n
Now II VIC can get the Democratic
Convention to split and nominate two
candidates and then put u Greenhacker
III the li"ld, we can have Il lively cam
paign and all the candidates we need to
choose from.
On Sunday evening last, Major Ball
shot DR.. Porter, at Iemars. The ball
entered the neck. Porter is still alive.
The difficulty grew out of the rape case
in which Porter figured some months
since.
The population Of Rock county, as
shown by the census returns, is 1854.
Mobiles county has 4,512, q difference
in our favor of S2S.
Martin is considerably older than y O.
bles as u county, but it has pop,la-
ton CT only 500 to our 1872, differ
ence Of only Go7.
II. G, Shepard & Co. have a st. Paul
Cord Binder on exhibition at their Of
flee. Farmers will do we'll to examine
this machine before giving their order
to other agents. They have q good
thing, and don't you forget it.
Anybody who wants a good second
hand mower in good working order, can
have one cheap for cash by calling ut
| this Office.
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SERVE Az INI;- Nc TIOT ON DISEASE
BY iny!9nra.iiS t..b. constitution, removal
ing L"hiH tt"'l physique, and enricliiny thin
and innuti i;;nu> circulation with HHStattcr'S
Stomach E.ttcr,, the finest, .!:c most highly
Sanction ed, aud IL NEST p..uiaI tonic and pre-
ycntivr in existence.
For sal" u; ali druggists and Dealers gcncr-
ally.
or IEost"t:crS ALMANAC for 1881 apply to
Druggist >s:!i'u dealers generally. LILY
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H'v. re sir.';:eE, Of Hartford, Conn.,,
"jilvS-''l wish u commend the per-
Hvlan SYRUP to those suffering from
t1v:l"Isi;! and t.rvous weakness. It
| ought t" ',r widely KNOWN to our hYeth-
rtn Of Inc ministry. LIT fl e',lc clergy
NJ AMI :!t.ii' invalid wives Try it.
'l,:Ior :i''" i:.Gy. bat l!.t reject Il vall;.-
bi. r';:!L,,S.''
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The population Of Rock county, as
shown by the census returns, is 1854.
Mobiles county has 4,512, q difference
in our favor of S2S,
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On Sunday evening last, Major Ball
shot DR.. Porter, at Lemars. The ball
entered the neck. Porter is still alive.
The difficulty grew out of the rape case
in which Porter figured some months
since.
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Last Saturday about thirty of our
people went up to lForthingtOn to cele-
b:ate, and on returning report very
pleasant time. Gov. Miller made Il
short, stirring speech, but the oraticn
proper was delivered 10y Col. Hooker, of
Minneapolis. -Sibley Gazette.
The question as to who had a major
ity Of the delegates in the 1Vaseca con-
vontlon, turns on Mower and Jackson
counties. Let's have returning Board
or an electoral Commission to decide
how those counties would have voted
in case there had been but one Conveu-
ton,
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The County Commissioners will
meet on Monday next, as Board Of
Equalization. y session Of the Board
for general b,s: mess viii be held AFTER
wards
Crop reports, rs VIII be seen by our
correspondence are good Wheat is
not hurt Dw.il by r,,:>t and the promise
is excellent ;ur utltr crops.
See Tie advertise n!el!t of :. N. Rush
anre s Co. I!ty are 81 Hing off their
stock Ct g",1's at Il sacrifice and closing
ol:t their business.
Tie farm"is Inform rs that lax is
H1lcrN.!lAuIS good. Cun!iAi::it lier
DM'n>, CT seward, brings us one root
Wit; Nine :;'a* ~ it. ii: lra, Ing bo:ls
See adye. tlScln.'Et If 50 men wanted.
i'I"y viii lie },;!il good wages to work
on (: farm near Heron Lake. Ia~ti IS
wishing to i,ilt: out can TO 50 by apply
Ing ut this ui!.:"r.
TIKI. :SIliUGLS-Tl!c School Board 1T
Il recent El"cting decided upon he fol-
lowing appointments for the next year.:
rii:iiMl-N:. Williamson formerly
Principal! at the Swedish Lutheran Col
l.';,r ut st. p'.t:r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ferry.
d.;
E,H'AI. MJ.;,,:.-,irS. ;;isner's chill
:lrei: $ class l.: \'ur:l Music will com
!nrncr OH Sat. .ju; '; Il. ut 3 ?. II. ut Ter
r:Si,'; 1i".'. Especial attention given lr
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We r@!i vn!;c'I fer Chaplain M;:C;,!%'.
We kHrw IL, III i;,;u in stirring ini+s.
v:::-'; -',':, ola Elder .j;,i,:l White "li.
i',':": Ill .\1:;':t. the latter COW Of Min
'n'"'l:S. H.'r:'; III ;::' II glory. lie have
-; :;.,.! t.: il; c;,;!. :::"'tiuo:. 1T" yri
lnW-..-u' Il eli! i:*'! with IT,. III :;:!.rli.
the ric!, farmers. 1iTtru with the PRETTY
GIRLS, and l.. ar:! Chaplain NcCih' sing
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Champion Combined RcapeTs ard
Movers.
Champion Single Heapcrs.
New Champion Mowers ut II. {.
Shepard & Co.'S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-15

And In accordance with law, and an order
Of the Board OF Directors. made ON the twenty
fourth t7&l day OF July. 1880, 90 many shares oi
each parcel OF such stock a. may be necessary
| win be sold ct public auction, at the ONCE Of
the company. No. s3s Montgomery ,treet.
Room n. San francisco, California. 90 MON.
DAY. the THIkTEkNrH i3th) day Of
3BpTkMBkR. 1850, st the hour Of ono
o'clock r. =. Of said day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs oil
Advertising and expenses OF the sale.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Omse-aa 2 Montgomery street, hoom 81. Ban
Frsnclsco. California. suaIid
lkNTsnNlAL GRAVEL GOLD
~ MINING o0MPANY.-Locaiion Of prin.
cipal place OF business. Gold Hill. Storey
Location OF WORKS. washington Township.
Nevada County. California.
Notice 10 hereby given, that ct Q meeting Of
the Board OF Difscton. held on the thirteenth
day Of September. 1850. an assessment mo. y
Of 0nehali > Cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin. TO
the SECRETARY. at the once Of the Company,
No. 205 Main street, Gold Hill, Neyads.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eighteenth Qs,h) day Of
October, 1880. viii be elinoueuta and advertised
Tor sale st public auction. and unless pay.
ment II made before. will be sold on
WEDNESDAY,, the seventeenth (l1thl day OF
NOVEMBER. 1850. 70 pay the delinquent assess.
nsnt. ,oesths. with costs Of advertising and
b. erdse Of ne Board Of Directors.
FRANK 4. WISE, Secretary.
omes-M Main stfsst, Cold Hill, Nevada.
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PLATFORM
or rU-
REPUBLICAN, PARTY
or the State OF Nevada.

Rssolrsd, That the platform Of principles
adopted b. the National Republican Conven.
ton at Chicago In June der rves aud receives
the approval and hearty Endorsement OF all Re
publicans Of Nevada.
Rssolred. That the hordes Of Chinese inst are
coming IN up IN our shores TO eat out our sub
STAGE are destroying our country, tnpovsrish-
Ing our mtnse, miners and lsborers, dsbsuching
our youth and making both men and women
lower In the scale Of humanity. This evil must
the entire strength Of the Republican party. In
the language OF our Rrsat leader, We regard the
immigration Of Atialics 10 the United states -
little less than . servile Invasion. should the
Commissioned now In negotiation with the
Chiuese gov,rnmsnt fall TO secure BY the lst OF
sms treaty - will practically put an end TO the
influx Of chinese TO this country, We demand
thai tns treaty then be- promptly annulled, and
such laws enacted - will relieve Us Of cnco
and forever OF the Asiatic scourss now men.
acins the weil.oeins Of the Republic;
Rss0rsd That We mat heartily indorss the
general financial policy OF the Republican
party. which, In spits OF every opposition on
the part OF The Democracy. has led 70 the 10
sum ,Ition Of specie pa ments, the raising OF
our national credit TO n height never before
known, and the restoration Of National pros
p,rity. But We also demand the complete
resto. atiou Of silver coin TO It's former position
by tho side Of gold, and. for the purpose VI
.ifainiog that end va hold N IN he the duty of
10 ssn.,si ,,,ss,,msns th,anob ana sntSor.
,ss,,on ~ cSny,,ss no coin into ,tsndsrd
a'II.rs y, osnss ,ss.i ssnSs, cnrrsncv Al ,he
cost OF coinage and for the bsnent OF the pro.
uueei, ..,y, ptsvss,S. snn ~. -.
snu lene'e .ue m.nn.n. y ~.
sttSnoins ,ne sn'pwsrs to' = sH.eo4 sn,sI
ouihon IN, Iotslsn ms.Aeu,. a. mnins w ~
prei9us me.ais .ns is.ulnk inuusy ~
r.nar Al nv tina COmlnitfaa ON MInea and Min.
my snu a !. Az ,n,nSsn9 NJ nssn,s wa,ns
or dsbns,t. b.ysnd %ysrtiesi iinss or sur,see
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Is TOE DIsIRItI cogaI 9, TIE

TN THE DIST RIlT COURT OF THE
Fiut judicial Dis rict OF the state Of Ne.
vada, In and for the county OF Storey.-CAs6lE
kLLlUTT, Plaintiff, W. WILLIAM kLLI0TT.
1ss;sd II +, y Action gaa SsSIs Si,, II 'S 3; ,s D,; s,.ss
OF Nevada, In and for the county Of Storey.
and the complaint nled In said county, In the
once OF the Cleik Of said District O urt, on the
llth day OF September. A. D. 1850.
The Sta's Of Nevada sends greeting to VII.
liam kliott, DESCENDANT: You are hereby ~.
you By the sbovensmed PLAINTIFF In the District
Court Of the First Judicial District Of the State
OF Nevads, in and for the county Of storey. and
snswer the complaint nled therein within ten
days exclusive Of the day OF service) afsr the
service on you Of this summons. II served In
said county, OF, II served out Of said county.
days. or Judgment By default will Be tatsu
against. you according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
The aid sction 10 brought to obtain . decree
Of this Court di.solving the bonds OF matr I.
%0u 9a; s1,'i Ing sss,os, i |G %a, aSd k pls,u.n I, s1S
child OF yosrseif ana Plaintiff. TO Plaintiff. And
for cause Of action Plaintiff alleges that you
and Plaintiff were married 10 each other on the
2sth day Of December. 4. D. 1870. and stu are
husband and vile; that you have neglected Tor
more than three years last past 70 provide ior
ssries Of life. and such NEGLECT vas not the
result OF poverty which you could NOT nave
avoided b. ordinary industry; that there y one
minor child. living issus Of said naffiaee'
named kdith Elliott; that there 10 NO CON.
munity property, all Of which vii more ,ully
appear By reference 10 Pisintin's compiaint
herein on Ale with . csftihsd ctpy OF wnicn
you arc herewith served.
And you are hsrsby notified that U you fall 70
ansvef The complaint the said Plaintiff Will
sppiy 10 the court for the relief therein d.
msnded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Die.
ststs On Nsvsds, in and for the county Ct Storey,
-, this 18th day Of Ssptsmbsr. In the
" year Of our Lord one thousand
SEAL :ish. hued,:d and :,sSty;
Nv Hxxnr Rolyx, Deputy Clssk.
II. o. TILpsx. Attorney Tor Plaintiff. Il
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In submitting my annual report. IS re-
quired BY Law, I have deemed II proper
that the taxpayers and citizens should be
informed Of the condition Of the town and
Its financial standing at the present time.
The finances Of the town are In Q healthy
condition. considering the dullness Of bust
ness the past year. The revenue from the
different branches Of business has consid-
erably decreased. and were IL not for the
curtailment OF the running expenses OF
the town in the beginning Of the year. and
the strictest economy OF the part Of the
Town Trustees, the town debt would have
been increased instead Of lessened.
The water works and everything con-
nected with them Is in excellent condi-
ton. Tho hydrants and mains have been
kept In the best working order.
The streets are all In good repair. n
have been kept so with very little expense
to the town. The sewers are all In good
| order. As the cost Of new sewer and re-
pairs ON old oues 10 always very heavy. the
| Board have not done any work upon such
| only where there was extreme necessity.
The officers Of the town have bean faith
ful and energetic In the discharge Of their
duties. The police force. though small.
has done much In keeping OF that element
which II 90 much annoyance to every
community. Dangerous and suspicious
characters have had but little opportunity
TO prowl around In q midst. and our
people have much reason to be thankful
that their interests are 90 we'll guarded BY
such an efficient police force.
Tho Fire Companies. to whom 10 In.
trusted the safety Of our property from
fire, deserve some notice ct this time /:
Their activity and efficiency at all times
when their services we're needed has been
In keeping with their past record. and /
might safely say that no volunteer fire
department on the coast can surpass ours
for promptness and activity.
In conclusion. I will state that / sim
cerely thank the members Of the Board.
one and all. for the very able In
which they have at al times assisted me
In tho management Of town Affairs. That
unity and good will which has existed
among them, together with Q strong desire
TO serve the beat interests Of the town. has
made my position a. President OF tbs
Board most agreeable. Al . new Board oil
Trustees will soon commence their labors,
I feel IL my duty TO call their attention tc
the economy which has been prscticed BY
the retiring Board Of Trustees, a. the
prospects are that the revenues from taxa
bio property. owing to the extreme dull
ness Of the times will be much less thar
they have been the last year. Very respect
fully. l.. T. Fox.
President OF the Board OF Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-09-15
JUSTICE MINING cOhPANY.-
d Location OF principal place Of business, San

UBTICE INNING COMPANY.-
% Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California
Location Of works, Gold Hin. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that a. meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the thirteenth
day Of September, 1850. N sssessmeut ono.
ISL OF Pity toOI Gents per share va levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporstion. payable
immediately. In United States gold COIN. 70
the Secretary, OF the once Of tho Company.
Room 2, HayvErd's building, No. tie California
stiest, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this asssssment shaii
remain unpaid on the eighteenth nvthl day Of
OstoDsr. lBS0. will be delinquent, and 20.
tertised for sale At public auction, md unless
payment 10 made before win be sold on
MONDAY. the eighth (sthl Day Of Novsmpsf'
1880. to pay the delinquent Assessment. 10.
gether With costs OF advertising and sxpsnsss
By order Of the Beard Of Directors.
r. z. KELLY, eeefseafy:..
.omcs-Room q. Hsyvsrd's b.fidtng. ~
California street, San Frsucisoo, oAltfofnis' -