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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY.
IT'S OBSERVANCE IN prrLIYGroY.

IT'S OBSERVANCE IN BURLINGTON.
Decoration day was observed in this city
with the usual interesting and impressive
services, and this, its thirteenth annual cele-
bration here, showed no falling off from
former wears in the public honors paid to the
patriot dead and the general interest in the
occasion. The day dawncd bright and fair
and throughout tho exercises the weather,
though triflc warm, was as favorable as
could be desired. All over the city flags
were flying at haf-mast and many houses
along the route of the procession were elab-
orately decorated with flags and banners.
In the morning the appointed committees
decorated the soldiers graves in Lake View,
st. Joseph's Mount, Eldridge and Green
Mount cemeteries. At about o'clock the
procession formed on St Paul street, west
side City Park, the right resting on Main
street, in the following order:
l. Detachment of City Police.
The detachment was commanded by
Officer Iamora and presented a goodly ap-
pearance.
Q Sherman's Military Band
The Band turned out in full ranks and
with their handsome uniforms presented
fine appearance. Their selections, both
dirges and marching music, were cxcellently
rendered and in every respect they reflected
credit On themselves and on the city.
3. Escort. Students Battalion, L. V. NJ.
and :. y. C., commanded by Lieutenant
Cummins.
The students have attained great pro-
ticicncy in drill and made an exceedingly
creditalle appearance. Their marching
was good, the evolutons were accurately
made, and everything showed careful drill
The Battalion nuiibered two scare mem
bcrs.
4. Rock Point Cadets
The Cadets always appear well and the
present occasion was no exception to the
rule. They drill with the precision of vet
Grams and make an appearance of which
many more mature organization might
well feel proud. The Cadets turned out
thirty strong.
6. Company +, Vermont National Guards.
'Grecn Mountain Boys" commanded by
Captain |. j. Flanagan.
This company has greatly improved in
drill and discipline, Of late, and will take u
high place among its fellow organizations of
the National Guards Of Vermont 1t is
made up Of excellent material and its appear
ance was highly oreditable.
6. Stannard Post, No. G. \. r., and vet
rrans in command of Post Commander, VI.
Z. Scullin.
This detachment of the procession turned
out SO strong-an unusually large number.
1t was followed by the sons of veterans in
yoodly numbers, bearing wreaths of flowers.
:. Orator of the Day and Chaplain in car
riage.
8. Glee Club.
.. Board of Aldermen in carriages
10. President of L. V. NJ. and 5. A. c.,
and representatives of the Press, in carriages
II. Citizens in carriages.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04

Hymn by the Glee Club.
decoration Of Graves by the Post
Hymn-"My Country lis of thee" 10y the Gi2e
Cub Sherman'l Nllitr-y Want arl rho cSasrss-
t!On.
Dirge by the Band.
AT Tie conclusion OF the exercises the col
umn reformed and took up the line of march
through Elmwood avenue and Pearl street to
Battery Park. Here, after a selection by the
band. prayer was offered by the chaplain of
the day, Rev. L. G.. Ware, after which the
Glee Club rendered kcilcr's American Hymn.
The address was then delivered hy Captain
Walter c. Dunton of Rutland. 1t was an
earnest, eloquent and thoroughly patriotic
effort and was well received by the audience.
We regret that the speakers prohibition pre-
vents us from giving it in full but the fol
lowing brief abstric; will give some idea Of
the leading points;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
THE LINE oF MARCH

was as follows: Up Main street to Church
up Church street to Pearl; up Pearl street TO
Winooski avenue through Winooski avenue
to North street; down North street to Elm
wood Avenue Cemetery. Here the exercises
were conducted by Post Stannard, in accor-
dance with the beautiful Memorial Service
of the Order, the programme being as fol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
N GENERAL.

Very seldom round-The square man.
Puck.
1t is despair and not conscience that
makes man kill himself. You never
hear of niagara hackman throwing
himself over the falls.-NeW Orleans
Picayunc.
Figures cannot lie ; but the New Or.
leans PicaytHe suggests that If bad
man knows how to use them they Will
help him cover up an embezzlement for
! long time.
A railroad man accused Of drinking
lager beer while on duty calmly assured
the superintendent that he was the VIC
tim of color blindness and supposed that
he was drinking water
1t is reported that in Plainview, Ill,
last week, an honest old farmer was sur
prised, on entering his barn, to find his
pet bulldog and old cat and her kittens
suspended from the cross-beamt OF his
barn by spiders webs. Furthermore, n
sucking colt was mounting to the same
altitudinous perch. having been encircled
by the webs of the spiders, who were
rapidly hoisting their prey, but the furm-
er was in time to save his colt. The ve-
racious chronicler of this extraordinary
circumstance says the spiders were taken
from the dovecote, of which they had
taken possession. and mcasuredth three and
onc-half inches M length and weighed
half pound.
One of those characteristic Nevada
stories is thus briefly told by the Virginia
Enterprise of the 1lth inst. "1ester-
day, during the gale, while boulders as
big as pumpkins were flying through the
air and water pipes wcro being ripped
out of the ground, an old Chinaman. with
spectacles on his nose, was observed III
the eastern part of the town seated on
knoll, calmly flying his kitc-an iron
shutter, with a log-chain for tail.
A Bargain (Scene, Il country inn. >
Tourist "Confound if, woman There's
a chick in this egg ~ Landlady ''Well,
sir, you arc lucky one, In a few weeks
L could have had half crown for that
fowl, and ere YOU get it for twopeuc2,'
| And still he was not satisfied l-Eaaliy
Folks.
Mr. Simpkins often declares that he
never drinks anything stronger than clar-
ct Last night he c:me horne at mid
night, and putting his nose to his wife's
esii, no "Hisltitu NY st'ilouSiy iiuSH,
my dear, don't be alarmed, but there are
burglars about. They have already stolen
our keyhole: ! had to get in by the cellar
window .''-H0Ston Courier.
A Young pastor who has recently had
sen born to him notifies brother pastor |
ns follows: Unto us a chlld Is born /; |
unto us son Is given. .: C." 1t |
was written on postal-card. The re-
ceiver showed the message to a sister IN
his church All. yes" said the woman
after reading it. 1T weighed nine pounds
and SIX ounces"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-06-04
To A WIFE.


Nem-Wheiher a thing IL large or small
Depends on the way you view Ii
, 1880-11-20

IT leaks out, now that the election Is Nil
over nlid that Secretary Sherman Inns be-
cnn.o II candidate III opposition to Gov.
Foster for tho SunatorshEp from Ohio, that
the hitter Ind to pay tic hotel hin for the
formers delegates FROM so1nu of tho Southern
States. Tho story GOES that tho bill amounted
to between slt200 and $500, and that Mr..
Warner uatemas,, who was Mr. Sllerman's
manager, refused to pay 1t when presented
by MINI host Drnke Ut the Grand Pacific.
Alr. Sherman may hot know OF the failure
of Isate,nan to slIcet the bills, but 1t Is moro
tltat probable that lla does.
, 1880-11-20

EP9t3Q1 UHp1lfh 10 tn thEfd9U 1f13NHE
GENEVA. Ill.,. Nov. 10.--1ho glucose factory ID
now Il, full and excellent operation. lts cost 10
aAto Ia E1:5,0O0. Additional! expenditures ara
still being made, Increasing tho facilities ot the
works. The prosont colsumltlon Is 1000 BUSH
eis sof shelle4 cor:pes day. Tho pFoceas Of marta-
featuring tho slFup or sugar 10 m In
1ercstEug atuly. First tho corn Is ground aud
soakesl In pure watar. 1t ia then passed over
sevcrul shelves aud through rollers to extract
a,l tho moisture aud starch. FEum tho rollors It
passca Into largo vats ind ia there boiled until
reduced 70 starch, puro and white. 1t Il taken.
L., tho starch form, from these watts, and BY
chemical and purifying pFoocss IL converted
Into sIrup. The refuse, or cFuahea corn, lett
utter tho rolling proooss, IL sold " tho faru,e@
for feed, commanding not less than % per toas
, 1880-11-20

Gov. WILLIAMS. Of Indiana, continues In
very critical condition. Ills friends and
physicians llave little hope Of his recovery oa
account Ut lbs extreme prostration and t1ld
dangerous character of Ills a1lmcnt-
, 1880-11-20

T,tnEE Democratic Judges Of election who
wcro Indicted by the Grand Jury of tho
United States Circuit Court OF st. Louis for
having refused to take the votes Of qualified
coiorcu voters wero released OIL bnfl OF
$1,000 each yesterday. Tho "patrlots" arn
james Walsh, Hugh NcGtnnis, anu john j..
llengce,
, 1880-11-20

JollS lstt.Ey, Of Stevens l'olnt, Wis.,, was
arrested yesterday f"r having attempted to
Kill Judge Sherman Fagu. VI Austin, Alnn.,
last August. J,Mlge paga WIS sitting In Ills
room when n shot was fired ut Him through
tho window. y previous attempt }lAd been
u1nlla 10 nSsnSll4tN him.
, 1880-11-20

a GAIESA jury took eighteen hours to
find 4 verdict Of Not guilty" In the caso Of
young woman named Welch, changed with
drowning her two illegitimate children. The
jury believed the poor gill was insane when
slio did tho deed.
, 1880-11-20

1sEpFonD and Quecnas,, two colored meu,
were hanged at Washington, D. C., yester-
day for tho murder Of Philip 1ltrth, a young
merchant OF that city, both denied their
guilt and expressed great confidence In hap
piHess IN tho next world.
, 1880-11-20

Gen. GAnF1E1n observed Ills 4Otll birthday
yesterday by visiting at Wnr7cnsvillc, O.. In
company will, Mrs. Garfield, Ills uncle
Thomas Garfield, whose 18th birthday was
yesterday. tno. About seventy of tlle reid
tives OF the prcsltlcnt~clect werc present. In
the afternoon he visited relative Mt Colun,-
bus, anil wns called upon while there by
ll.atly Of the citizens.
, 1880-11-20

DAY, tho indianapolis bankrupt, was lib
Grated yesterday OH tlcpositlns $1,000 with
tile Sheriff, that being tho amount Ut tho bail
settled on BY tho Court. 1t is thought TINT
Day llas fled to the refuga OF Chicago de-
faulters, Cunatla, md TINT ho call afford to
lose tho s, 900, rs llu las nude $4,000 be-
sides out OF his creditors.
, 1880-11-20

4. l.. D..v1s, Democratic Judge Of cleo
tion of Danyllte, Va., was arrested yester-
day OIL tho complaint of Joseph James, a
coloretl Republican, who charges him with
fraud and general violation Of the National
Ftart1nn }nUa
, 1880-11-20

Tile result OF yesterdays rowing contests
on tho Thames determines that tho prize will
bo contested for to+lay by I.aycock tho Aus
traliun, llosmcr Of l'ostol,, Wallace Toss of
Nuw Brunswick. aal Warren Smltil Of N"sa
Scotta. Tho contest it IL believed Will 10
between Lnycock uni Ross, wl1o canlo III
first IN yesterdays trial heats. The hetttng
Is In fayur of lloss. Tricsett "as only Third
ptuce In tho second trlal'llcat. l!o claimed
foul, but tie claim WIS not allowed.
, 1880-11-20

Dt. CREAM, whose trial Oh tho charge Of
having causcd tile death Of young woman
by producing nj abortion l,as occupied tho
attention Of the Criminal Court for several
lays, was acquitted yesterday afternoon.
The Jury wns out only fifteen minutes.
, 1880-11-20

TnEEE aro fully 7,D00, 900 bushels of gralu
consigned to Buffalo and other Eastorn
pulnts af!oat at present, nnd tho boats con-
timing the grain will llayo a considerable
difficulty In making port,
, 1880-11-20

t;1:N. SHERMAN did not vote for Gen. Ham,
cock. lie did not vote at Nil, as l'e WINS not
sure that he lad a right TO vote. Ills aympn-
tl,tcs, on account Of ar1ny associations, woro
With Hancock. 1t Is believed.
, 1880-11-20

TnE Clty-1Ialt nj Shrewsbury, England,
was reduced to aslIes Thursday night. The
machinc-s|Iops Ut the Superior ,nowlng-tna-
chine works Mt Wheeling, ". va, were de-
stroyctl last night. Tho loss Is abont $4,000,
mid the Insurance $500. All the buildings
in T]umas, Ja.nison County, Cal, were
burned yesterday morning. Tho town coll
talned forty houses, including hotel.
, 1880-11-20

a PRuss1Ax Polftlcn-Economical Council
has been established by Royal decree, Tho
purposes Of the Council may be inferred from
Its na1ne. Its scope will probably include
tile other States Of the German Empire after
the Rechstag meets.
, 1880-11-20
FALL RIVER SPlNNERS.

FALL RIVER, Nov. l0.--Thu doputatlops Of
splnncrs ute willing on tho manufacturers To-
tluY askiug for 10 per cent advance. They are
courteously mot. but told that tha state Of tho
market docs not warrant an advance, snd homo
manufacturers told them now would b. = good
tlMo perhaps fos both manufacturers and on-
ployt3 to take u vacation.
, 1880-11-20

T1E Weather Bureau program for this
rcR!o1i to-day Isl: Kissing, preceded III the
eastern portion by falling barometer; rising,
followed BY stationary or lover temperature,
souther]y, vecrtng to westerly Winds. partly
r]ear or cloudy wcatller, with occasional
, 1880-11-20

Gov, WILLIAMS Inns granted Wade, tho
indianapolis murderer, n rcsp!t until tic
eth Ut February, 1881. Tho prosecuting
lawyers, as well as those for tho defense,
petitlol,ed for tho result Wasle Is material
witness In thu caso nf Mrs. brown, his
alleged accolAp!lce, who WAS granted new
trial.
, 1880-11-20

Tuuouou tho caroles1it.ss Ut NIL engineer
Tie boiler III Capt. O'Nelll's saw nfu grlst
mtll, ncar Stevenson, Ala. exploited yester-
day Md caslsea the il'stnnt dcntt. OF four
,I.cn, tle fatal wounu'ng Of two, and tho
serious wountling OF two others. Tho Mill
IL il complete wreck.
, 1880-11-20

THE British steamer Mildred, from New
York for Marseilles, Inns foundorcd In mid
occan. Tile crew, numbering twenty-etght,
were drowned. Tho Mildred left Now York
tho nStll Of September,
, 1880-11-20

t'ES. GARFIELD is expected at Washington
by Tuesday of next week, and will be ten
dered reception by several Republican
organizations in that city. The President
elect vii! return to Mentor before Congress
mpntS
, 1880-11-20

JupGE McClsAlty, OF tho United States
Circuit Court, Inns decided that Agent Hrrry
shall be tried In the United States C0llrts for
Its part III tho killing Of Jackson, tic
fre(Rhter.
, 1880-11-20

Observation-Disclosures TryEn
says flc will accept tho Senntorsl,ip from In
'!fann II lie is elected thereto by tho IIoosIer
Legislature, but TINT Ie IS not going to make
catIvass for the place. T'llern are those
who think tl,at he Is working very hard for
, 1880-11-20

I3r MI explosion Of fire e+lnmp in Belgian
c0a1-pit near Mons yesterday twelve mon
were killed. There were twenty.seven men
III the pit Mt the time OF tho explosion. Fit.
teen were rescued.
, 1880-11-20

4 I,ErurArIoS OF sp!ilners called on the
manufacturers of Full River, Mass., yestes-
day to urge a 10 per cent Increase In opera
tiyes' wages. rho deputatlon was politely
received, and their request WAS rs politely
refuscd, as tho stato OF tho market would
, 1880-11-20

THE Greek Parliament has agreed on MI
audress III reply to tha Kings speech by Il
yote Of l03 to ". This address Censures tho
Ministry for having increasol tho army
without tho consent nt Parliament. The
resignation Of the Ministers will follow
probably,
, 1880-11-20

mt permit the Increase. Some Of the manu-
; fnct,lrers are evidently ilnconcerned about
tic threat IT tho spEnners to strike. They:
tod the depntattnn that they were not nyersp
to taking n vacation.
, 1880-11-20

AN Austrian Count who killed another
Austrian Count In duel l,as been sentenced
to only three months imprisonment. Ills
seconds got three weeks iii jall.
, 1880-11-20

EDWARD rowEIss, the young man accused
of tho killing Of Ye Mon, and who Is In jail
therefor, has confessed. He says he killed
the Celestial In sclt-tiefansc,
, 1880-11-20

GEN. GONZALES seems determined on CIV.
il-Serytco reform In Mexico. It Is said TINT
the present officials will be retained during
Ills Presidency.
, 1880-11-20

l11nnlSl.orr.AM i Co., Of Manchester, En-
gland, cotton merchants. hive failed, with
liabilities amounting to S.25, coo.
, 1880-11-20

ANTON Sc1IuM,lAcuE1l City Treasurer OF
Watertown, WIS, Is short III his accounts to
tic tune Of sa,0N. Ills bondsman are ro-
snQnSfhle.
, 1880-11-20

IT has been concluded by the officers Of
tho st. Potter Asylum TINT tho number of the
victims OF tho conlagrat!on at that point Is
thirty.tWO,
, 1880-11-20

Tl!f: Vernont Legislature has refused to
reduce tho number OF Supreme Court Judges
from seven To six by vote OF II to "a.
, 1880-11-20

TWENTY satlots and seven passengers lost
their lives by tile wreck OF the Bristol coastey
AIlsa Off tho coast Of Wales, ;.
, 1880-11-20

SOME English landlords have taken to the
practice Of their irish fellows. At Durham
eighteen families have been turned tnto tho
, 1880-11-20

OREGON gives tie Garfield Electors 793
majority, according to the official figures,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
oLAUco,s DRINKiNa sONa.

Let those VINO love Nn No,snip AA''
ALd tAik Rlofy sars shu 'e
But baeehus ny Alns s.,,
! seorn the ORD. the spsL. tne 'n's'a'
AID nooois OF ths oa'ue neiu
nooIer 90 ,,,.,,.
FOR me sSfeaIn VI nAtes
with hesn eaves non sne s' %
Whien yisius me pae.
AZ sAsH 1'", ' >
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Explanatory.

A young man. setting in company
With couple Of lady friends, and th.il
parent, was about to relate what an en-
ioyabls evening hs spent last Sabbath.
He said: "a young lady friend and
mysrlf went to Bed"
The old mans cane came down ca.
tbump on mis- Uranium.
Rising hastily be exclaimed. II was
simply going TO remark that lady friend
and myself went to bed"
He was suddenly seized and fired ou'
Of the house. aud the mex. day was met
and asked to apologize by the old gen.
tlessn. Keeping at = respectable dis
tancs. be yelled out. 81 was simply
about to remark that q lady friend and
mysel! went to Bedford street church,
you damned old fool"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHERIEf'S SALE.

NV yruTrR flR AM EXECUTION H.
III. -, ~, =, A.. iNst,iet ,ourt of Inc Firs,
,r,,.as, ,,,.,s,s. ~ n. s,si. Of Nsyrds. IN snd
,os ,hs cnrn,s ~ s.ore,. duiy stt.,,ed' on tu,
~, ,S,s "a a.. n n,vsInsr no isso. md 10 ms
ts.,1cy ~ "a ~ |~s,'xsrsS Ia 4 c.rtsin action iu
LA o,n,t m. r.,n 0kOhUE ENNnTr.
nisin,tG rscovsrsd iud.m.ut aasinst GUSTAV
sITstS ss,sndsnt. on dc i.tn DAY VI Noysm.
~ A b isssi 10. the cum OF Slsig, with 10.
tsrssi tnsrsos AZ the rsts Of 10 per osut. psr
snnpm frum ssid November 18th until paid, 70.
ssth.r vith Ssls sS 60 ~ and disuurs mems st
,hs os,. os ~ iuurmsn. AID sccruins eo.ts.
~ smo,r,,ns no m. .um of a. aud ali secru.
~ ~ ,.ss. N ssi.
"E eoss nlu - -, -,,t os :rseution. ana IN
~ .u.us y, s,..n,. "a snrh CO msd.
Iuos ~ nv the is,b d-y M No.
sno plv''a0 ~, i.,,.S o,, and i,Ssn 10
,,, s q; ,a,I..,n. ds,crib,I ,sn nal
seoa ,r,n c.,s si,..rsoli drtlis
yTpJ ~. ,nn.. hoss fus anna i ,o,
.ns.ns ranSn ~ h, M Nd. a ,,iis' 4 iot
es .n..,a w 3 c.,I,,ns ,,,,,n A. ,trIrny han.
ssIsp as ~ sua ,a s.s cro.s.u. -.
msIs saovsI S., 49, v,snehss. 4 nin.'
ny nAaa ~, mn. sns ehimp.ys
.onss,i MAaa 80. xaa cialf yr1nisi..a,
snn.erns, ", .ssosH. .,,,,,,n. 80
sna msMe. ! ssa av'sa inn no,.,,n.
sus,ung sno n.Wnss, SI ,l. ..,Ss..,..s,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
unrHE oIsrRICr COUsT or THE

UH1HE OIs rRICr COUsT or THs
i Firss Judicial Di.trict Of the stsis OF Ne
vsda, In aid for the county OF storey. -
". L. STEAL agsinst HI, cRtDlTOks.- -
notice 10 Creditors Of insol,snt. = In the
naitsr Of the petition tf W. L. stsel. An
i.solvent debtor.-Pursusnt TO an order OF the
Hon. Richard hislng. Judge Of the said District
Court, notice 10 hertby iiven TO 81 the cred.
itors Of the said tnsolv.nt. W. l.. Steel.
70 be and appear before the ssid Judge. In open
Court. at ,hs Courtroom Of said Court. st the
Court H-urs. IN said COUNTY, ou the 6tu day VI
Decsmbsr. A. q. 1851. at 10 o'clock a y OF that
dsy, tnen and there TO show caure. II any they
can, why the prayer Of asid insolvent should
not Do granted, and an assignment Of his estats
bs made, aud he be discharged from his debts
and liabilities, In pursuance OF the provisions
Of the statute IN such case made and provided
and IN the meantime all proceedings against
said insoivent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court,
this eth Gay of November A. ID 1880.
[ssAL J. Is. MCDONALD, CLERK.
FER HiHRY RoLyE, Deputy Clerk.
]. w. WHircaKl. Attorney for Petitioner.
. Q0f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
Passed September Q, isso.l

THE BOARD OF TRUSTRRS OF TIE
i Town Of Gold Hill dv ordsin:
SroiIon /. The President and Clerk OF the
Board VI 'rrustess VI the said toSn OF God Hal
are By authorized and required TO tsus
Bonds Of the own Of 9old Hill In the sum o.
Tsn Taousand DOLLARS United etat gold coin,
trc. o. The ssid Bonds shall w. In saoh firm
a the President a-d Clerk VI said Board ma,
prescribe according 10 law and Uriinsncs, ana
suail be TO tns effect that the Town OF Gold HUI
Il bound and holden and will pay " the holdsr.
Of said Bonds the sum OF money named therein
IN United States gold coin. o. tns lSth Gay OF
August, 1881. with intsr~st thereon a. the nte
oil one per cent per month. In like gold coin'
Interest payable quarterly.
SEQ ). bald BJuds shall bs issued ana ueeo
for the purpose OF reis~mins and csacsiing
Bonds Nos. iVs and lO4 OF the Town OF eoio
Hill.
SIC. 4. This Ordinance she'll taks eject and
be In force rom and after Its passags its pup
lcation ior ons week In ths GoLp HiIL pALi
News.
Approved: L. Z; f0A.
Prrsidrnt Of the Board Of Trustees OF the Town
Of vold Hill.
/ Attest: W. q. HYDE, CLERK.
On motion Ordinance No. III. a. resd. wa
pas.td by the following vote:
Ayes Trustees Mercer, Dauchy and frssi
dent Fox.
Abs.nt-Trustess Lemery and Moourdy.
W. q. HYDE. Clerk OF the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-23
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NoT1oR ls GIVEN. HAT THE ~, DISTRICT ,Is, .;T
for The county Of Storsy having granted TO the
undsysie "a irtterr t,stamsntsry In the ettate
or CONRAD wIkGAND. dsosss. q. AZ cred tors
Oh ssid eststs will present the bulls 10 the
under,Ien. d st the sssa, once ~ the lac Con.
rXd Wieesnd. deceas d. for the apprvaI'
"' JOSEPH PRhK'N5.
o. O. BTkvkNBuN.
y,,.,a,. o,u. os.osr y. isso. .-,Ssas In