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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13
Passed September 0. lsso.l

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town Of Gold Hill do ordsin:
SECTION /. The President and Clerk Of the
Board VI Truste~s Of the said rosn OF ood Hall
arc hersby authorized and required TO istue
Bonds OF the 1own Of 9old Hi, In the sum oi
Ten Tnousand Dollars United otat gold coin.
rEc. .. The said Bonds shall bs In such FIRM
A The President AID Clerk VI said Board maj
prs.cribe, according to law and Ordinsncs, an
suail be TO the eject that the Town OF Gold Hill
4 boupd and holden and will pay to toe holders
Of said Bonds .he sum OF money named therein
In United States gold coin. o, toe l4th day Of
August, 1881, with iuteNst thereon at the rate
OF one per cent per month. In Ike gold coin'
Int. rest payable Quarterly.
SEQ s. Said Bonds shall be istued ana ueeo
for the purpose OF reie-mlng and caucslling
BJnds Nos. ius and iN Of the Town OF uold
HILL
SEC. (. This Ordinance shall take eject and
b In force from and after Its passage. and is pub
lication Tor one week In the GOLD htiL DALI
NEws.
Approved: L. 7: FOX,
President Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
Of aold Hill.
Attest: W. q, HYDE, Clerk.
On motion Ordinance No. LII. % read. wa
passt d by the following vote:
Ayes-Trustses Mercer, Dauchy and Prssi
dsnt Fox.
Absent-Trustses Lemery and Moourdy.
W. q. HYDE. Clerk OF the Board.
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An IRISH LOvE.sON0.

AIR-TAs Linls Red Lark.
Jewel OF Joys. arisel
The lit red lax. like q roay spark
Of song TO his runbarst dies;
But tili 500 are ris-p, ear'h ts prison.
Full o. niy captive siRbs
rh-n wax aud dis over to your fond lover
The morn Of yUur matehiess eJss.
The dawn 10 DARK to me: bark, oh. hark to me.
Pulse OF my heart, pray.
And psutiy gliding out OF thy hiding.
Daxrle mo With thy day
And Vhi III ny TO thee, sirging. and fieh 70
thee,
Passion 90 sweet aud CAV;
The lara shall listen. and dewdrops glistsn.
Laughing On every -trsy.
Alfred Pereerai Grapss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

An intelligent dog had for long time
been sent every morning to q butcher
shop at Logan. Ohio. to buy meat for
himself. He always brough, ave-cent
piece In his mouth and laid IL down on
the block. One day be deposited dol
lar instead. and wsgaed Ais tail with un-
wou,sd vigor. as though expecting .
proportionst.ly larger chunk Of uest.
An Investigation proved that. bis master
having gone away. he had broken into
the money drawer and helped himself to
Q coin.
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Pissed June 1th. lsso.l
THE BOARD OF TRUsTRrs OF GOLF
u Hiil do N daiu:

THE BOARD or TRUsTErs OF GOLD
i Hill do dain:
sIo 1. The President and Clerk OF the Board
OF Trustees Of the Town OF Gold Hli AN here.
by Authorised and required 10 issue one Bond
OF the Town OF Gold Hill IN the sum OF Five
Thousand Dollars Uuiied States sold ooin.
SEC. 2. The said Bond shall be 10 such form
o. the President and Clerk VI said Board may
prescribe, and shall be to the en-ct that the
Town OF ocld Hill IL bouni and holden sud will
pay TO the holder u said Bond The sum u
money named therein on the q tssnth Gay OF
Oetober neIt. With Interest thereon q the
rate OF one per cent. per mouth. United
st.tes 90 coin. lnieiest payable quartz ~.
sso. 8 The mon.y received from the sale Of
said Bind shalt be used Tor the purpose oi
paying on the floating debt OF the TSvn Of
q Id Hill.
src. a This Ordinance 10 take eject and b
IN force from and afer its passags and one
weeks publ .catioa In the Coin Au-i DALI
NKws. rox
pr.sident of the Board Of Trustees Of The Town
Of 9old Hill.
At,est. ". @. HYps. Clerk Of the Board.
ON motion Ordnance No. lie, - read, VA
passed by the following vote:
Ay-s - Trustees Mercer, Daneny' Lsmsy
Mecurdy and President fox.
W q. hrpH. Clerk OF tno 0oaLo.
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To Comslock Mine Owners

A GEScY AND suPERINTKNDENor 30.
N hcited. Having made mining specially
foe the pat twenty years; also. having oeeo
previously sssociatsd With eorporsts Industries
for many years, I AN thoroughly qualined 70
faithfully PERFORM svsry reautrsment % AGENT
or Superintendent and odsr my services o. the
following prices: Active working mines, 500
20 t2O0 p~r month: non working minse. excspt
annual holding work, 90 to 90 Per month.
Z. LYroBp.
omss - Homssasad Daildins, osA ain,
Storey ooanty, Nsvsds.
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NOTICE.

THE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
i nov due and will bs delinquent on the
PIrTkKNfa DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1850.
and the law In regard TO the collection thereof
B. d. oARRiCK,
Treasurer OF Storey county.
County rressursr's once. Virginia. o:ioesr
10, 1850. oclFd
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ORDINANCE NO. lis.

An ORDINANCES TO suthsrixs the 10:
ssasce Of q Hesd fsr ihs rsvpese Of
Nor, owtns Nsuey 20 -kedeem the
Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

Smithers believes in unlueky num-
bsrs. For instance. be says it's unlucky
to have thirteen at table when there II
only dinner enough for ten.
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ORDINANCE NO. III.
OFFICIAL.

AN OR DINANCE TO Authorize ,hs Isss.
spce Of bond. In Lieu OF sud f.r The
Psrpo Q Of .ancoi.ins Bends Mes lo3
and lO4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-13

An oRDlNAACE % FIX and Collect
. LieeSss Tax Upon Certain
Trades asd Basissss wishis shs
Cooperate Limits ef the Tswn 81
Gold Aill.
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DltANHC ron MIL xIHiNe AND
pINll No oooysniss msaaf,essfsd.stA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRocLAMA.
l ton Of the President OF The United state,
and conforrni' q to . ussge hon 'r-d 10 any
OF this state a1d its psopls upon . supreme
Architect and hulsr for existence and happi-
nsss; dsvout'y grateful Tor the measure OF z :.
perity enjoyed our pg the pre,snt year. I. JOHN
X. KiNkEAD. Governor OF the state VI Ne
vsda, do hereby designAle
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SALOONS.

FASHION SALOON.
CHRIS. WEIpEMAnM PROPRIETOR.
Main Street, Gold Hill,
oppesiss The Hzws o6aes. I.
rHIs oLp-IsTABLIsHEp AND POPULAR
= rssor! is .s,li he f.vortte. Comfort ~, .11
lwiss aad ne bsss bssnds q 77'T't
BRANDY, WHISKY
ALE, PoRTRR, LAoK1,
WINES OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO. CIaARs, ETC.
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
COMSTOCK EXCHANGE,
MAIN STREET. GOLD BILL,
topposits Liberty Engine Houss.,
A T THIS POPULAR PLACE or RESORT
"A can bs found sslsot Stock OF choice
Wines. LIQUORS. Ale. Porter
AND oioARsL
Also. the only BILLIARD TABLES in town
At Gsr = Ply .sa on; Sse.D.s..
ni T.k RIsoH. Assns.
cIBsoN's SALOON,
Msis Street. Geld niu.
FIRST GLASS IN EVERY RRsPKoT.
Reading and Club Rooms.
The patrons Of the House will bs well rsesivsd
and served Win the Finest OF
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
By"PAP"ABBorT.
w.D. @. 0IBsON. Prsvvistsr.
BANK EXCHAN CE,
In Nsynard's Block,
MAIN STREET GOLD MILL.
A FIRsT.CLAsS SALOON In EVERY
"A respect, - well - general resort for buss
uess men.
TIE BAR 10 stocked with the best brands Of
wIshs, LIQUORS AMI oiaaRS.
y Z. r. MCKINNEY, Prspvisssr
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II thoroughly Msntinsd with the best In.
tsrssts o, The country. ano ~ elsseesof
ne RsSRm, o nCn The ~ hIshH TN e Sra ne
Il gives the LATEST
NRwB, teIeSaphic
and Otherwise
rom al parts
v va 81 /;
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FOR 1890

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Upon the setting Of the milk depends
the quantity Of tue cream raised as well
as the quality Of the butter. The diff.
ereuce between deep and shallow set
ting is too small to be perceived by the
most careful tests excepting as regards
convenience. The deep can system is
convenient under certain circumstances
aud in some is indispensable but
prefer shallow setting when all other
things are equal. All these things are
equslized aud more by the Ferguson
Bureau Creamery. which is the most
convenient shallow pan system have
met with. This consists Of closet
with shelves for the pans inclssed by
glazed or wire gauze doors; place
below for the cream and butter ami one
above for ice. The temperature NAV
be maintained the year foGud Mt any
desired point; :he milk and cream are
thoroughly aired aud exposed TO light ;
and the closet may be kept in any
place that may be desired For use
fitness aud labor saving | have met
with no more effective plan than this
But with whatever system Of settiHg is
used, the requisites for frat quality
butter are purity OF air. sufficient ven.
tilation, moist but not damp atmosphere
and freedom from any odor whatever
with temperature not below As and
not over go degrees. The cream skim
med, every &c hours, should be stirred
in the cream jar each time that fresh
cream is added, aud should be kept as
purely az the milk.
There is dispute respecting the
churning Of sweet aud sour cream.
Sweet cream will make deliciousib utter
aRd preferable for immediate sale but
this will not keep so well. nor has it
that ripeness Of flavor and peculiar nut.
tinsss which butter made from sour
cream possesses. Scar cream butter
may be kept for a year or more, and
may improve with age 70 some extent
for = few months while sweet cream
batter should be eaten 10 week after
ii is made. Thus il depends upon The
manner of disposal il one should churn
sweet or sour cream. Bot the acidity
Of the cream must not be excessive.
In winter, II kept ct = temperature Of
so degrees, the cream may be cbarned
once week; If kept longer there may
be trouble in the shnrnisg. - Honry
Stewart ia tbs Rural New Yorker.
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Agricultural.



LEAVES AAn oTmEa conrosF M
vNHiAtts
There is no suref. and, 10 sore 10
ealiiies. 80 better wAy a restoring sx.
hassssd l&sds % a condition Of sirgin
fertility thss by allowing them 10 bs
covered with forests The ahnuAl top
dfessisg a leaves add decayinE
branches uIli 10 isw years Isiuveuate
The sell. In every gtote q deciduous
trees there lea reservoir Of fsrtiizing
material which can be used without
robbing the trees for top dressing The
meadows. Il may not alNays pay q
hAal The leaves 10 the barn 20 lie used
50 bedding for stock aud afterwards az
top-dressing. though this il often the
best disposition that can be made o.
them bot Il certainly does pay 10
cart them 10 The compost heap after
they are rolted. Leaves are rich 10
potash and phospbstes. As is proved
not only 10 analysis. bat by The fact
that the Wild AnimA ale which feed upon
chem devslope large bones The oh,
lection TO their use 10 fresh state is
that the gathering Involves TO much
labor. aud they are 80 balky that a
large quality makes oaly small pile
OF MANURE After they have rotted on
the leeward ride Of hill or in some
guleh where the wind has gathered
them they can be hauled to the neigh.
boring Geld aud made into compost
with great economy There lie no bet
ter base Tor compost Than this leai
mould Of toe forest
Tie farmer who has a nose Tor ier,i.
izeFs will seldom be At lose where 70
obtain them, and this without going off
his own premises The privy. the slops
Of the honse. including the lssndry,
the pig pen aud the hennery will sup
plement the supply from the stables.
All the dead animals of the farm, the
refuse brine aud vegetables, the leach.
ed ashes. the wooden rags, feathers OF
the slaughtered hens and bristles OF the
hogs should be scrupulous.
" added TO the compost heap, and i'll
THIS is done there will not be much
lack Of top.dressinp. II more is re-
CURED buy leached or unleached ashes
and compost them with muck or soil.
These pay every time. II on entering
The village grocery you smell old brine
Or putrid Ssh, siier the merchapts to
lake these nuisances off his hands.
They will make valuable addition to
II there is wooden or paper
mill, or u tannery in the vicinity, these
will furnish much refuse
for composing. The dust from the
paper rags aud the shoddy of a wooden
mill are rich 10 nitrogen, and the manu-.
lscturer is often glad to get rid of them
pay, One word as to the
time Of applying top dressing. Sep.
TENDER is the month OF months for do.
ing this. and it should be done before
the fall rains, The grass thus gets
good growth before winter. and in the
spring starts early and vigorously, and
is ready for the mower in June Ru-
raj Sun.
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90 COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief ia Rhen.
mslisIn, Weak Spine, Local Pains, Ncr.
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seated Pains, Pain in Chest, Stitch in the
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Pain and Weakness In Side and Back
lioarseness, Sore Throat. Lumbago,
Whooping Cough, Sharp Pains in The
Breast, Heart Disease, Quinsy, Diabetes,
aud for LameDess in any part otthe Body.
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10 Years a Sufferer.
res Hon 7 p. Bogsrt Bristol. r.. J..

Aess WINS A nJTTtK seafsssss.. = Fest
iHE ihafaush,s convinced u thn tfiseey % kAx-
ToEps k4hlrAI GrEI roa CsrAhnH, I an induced
10 afep yo1 lut 20 ray ihai although ! have
teen stePtiuAl fsll she uosifum. aiyeftised a.
radical eufas J tAst never f0and anything
thn pronlfss such It.lti .b8 uit nsls cure a.
that u skNroEps
I lave beRB sttl,etud uith this disuass more
thAu tee sttfs frd iot untll recently could be
it,iac, o. pffseFera eth sny un q I fsAd the
ls,lsf u NJ hrsRf walls, sud Gao tru,hfuiy
sAy that after psiug hyr nr as bottles / sm
Thoroughly ousttpced ~ its rarat,se properties
= ianF that others siaiii rly stiicted hte iny.
sfil Ill ~ mduuod - male ans uis ] san,
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THEG r h0GEgT.
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CatarrH
Never Falling Relief.
AFFORDED by
SlNFORD'S RADICAL CURE

Il II isei STAT tsh b. tshttst slaa ~ he
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Professor VI. p. Paol and his discover
ies IN The Starry Heavens

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Il is not good luck that makes good
crops, but il ia good work. Some farm
ers alweys have coed crops. good stock
and geA good prices II j. because
whatever they put their hand to do they
do veil. They have clean 6elds. good
fences and do good plOwing, cnltivat.
ing and sesding. They farm with their
brains - we'll as thsir hsadz- II other
farmers Wonld initiate their examples,
they vould hETs better crops. Sec
cess does Lot depend se much upon
good lack as il does upon good work
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19
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