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New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies. The
House oil bishops or Upper House, as 1t some
times is called, is composed of the bishops and as
sistant bishops Of the slxty-two dioceses AMI mis-
sions of the Church This house. holds private
sessions. and will be presided over by B'shop
Smith, of Kentucky, who ~ the oldest bishop by
conservation. The secretary If the House OF
Bishops is the Rev DIR. Potter, of Grace Church.
The House of Deputies is maze up OF four clerlcai
and four lay delegates from all the organized fi0-
ceses in the country which arc about nity III num-
Der. This House elects its presiding oIhcer ana its
sessions are public. The clerical deputies 10 This
house from the New-York diocese are the R,y Dr.
Beach, of st. Peters Church. the Rev. Dr. DIX, oi
Trinity Church the Rev; Dr: Smith OF me Church
of the Ascension and the Rev. Dr Holman Dean
of the General Theological Seminary; the lay
deputies are Hamilton Fish, Stephen Nash W. a.
Davies and Cambridge Livingston. 49,
The Convention will be opened Wednesday
morning at IL O'clock with religions services IN
St. Georges Church. No. RutherlOrd-place. he
sermon will he preached by Bishop KIP OF Can
fnrma who will be assisted by some of the bishops.
The Trinity Church choir will furnish the music.
After the services. the members oi the Convention
will be entertained by the members of st. Georges
parish At m. the bishops and deputies w,li
meet at the Chnrch of the Holy Trinity, at Madison
ave- and FOrty-second-st.. and organize iOr Dtsi-
ness. The House of Deputies will meet in the
church and the House of Bishops in the chapel,
which faces in Forty -thrd-st. The Convention
will last probably Two o: three weeks. There are
several very important committees 10 DC heard
from. the reports OF which will, 1t Is tbongbt, Dc
the subject of a great deal OF discussion. One OF
these is the Committee on Ecciesiastical helatlohs
ana Religious Reforms. This committee has ap-
pointed subcommittee' which will have reports
to make on the state of the churches in the various
countries in Europe. The report of the Committee
on Deaconrsses and Sisters will also receive con
siderable attention. it is desired to systematic
this work and possibly tc place it under the care of
the bishops. II is thought that among the guests
of the Convention will he Bishop Cotterll, of
Edinburgh Bishop HcrZ0g. of Switzerland, and
Dr. PenIck, Missionary Bishop of Africa.
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Professor of class in Buffers Analogy ":
" Nj. I. you may pass ON 70 tIe Future lre" Mr.
T: Not prepared"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
East AND SLOW on BICYCLES.
TOURNAMENT ON TnE POLO G8oU UADS-rnE WINNERS
AND TIE UNFORTUNATE ONES.

rornx.MENTo oN TRE POLO G8oU NDS-TnE WINNERS
AND Tue UNFORTUNATE ONES.
4 bicvcle tournament was held under the
o,sn,css of fr MaanlttIa Polo Association the Polo
Grounds at One-hundred-and-;entl and Onehundrcd
apd-t welfth-sts aud Ffh and SIxf-aves. yesterday
oftcrnoon Although tue weather was as hne rs could
bc desired the spectators were not numerous. owing
rob hly 10 some extent Jerome PARK Ora
f,la's orchestra YVES present ana gave fine music.
m. nr.t event was a two-mile in leap race MWrg
ev ~ tire Brooklyn Bicycle Guo scratch aud X g. sip.
NJ the Manhattan Club. 80 seconds IN advance started
Wrleey " IN mlD Sis Sec, with Sip 10 yards bennd
A ope-me handicap, best two IN three. followed. For
This were entered F. G. Bourne Of tie MGnhattn Cub.
scratch; W. Lagsrc OF the Mercury club. 10 yards in
.dvanoe Frederick jenkins Manhattan Club 20 yards;
Uoel OF Mercury Club % yards: G. Foster. OF tbs
game club % yards z. " Hyde, OF the WILLIAMSBURG
Cnb 20 wards stearns. OF the LcnoX Club 10 yards;
nd II shr,ver OF the club rs yards stearns took
INC lead at the and kept TO the fnish time
min A sec Bourne came IN l yard behind A tue
..c,pd neat was also by 6ttaEDs IN min. 40
with Iazarc second behind the third neat was given up
In ,be ye-nile handicap tBat followed, T. r. Timpson
% ,h. Ianbattan Club. scratch ii. q. Obson, OF tile
WILLIAMSBURG Club 25 yards. and O. Hoe, OF the MGR
,v Cub 100 yards. entered Tbe race was devoid Oi
interest ~ virtually walk-over Tor iimpson.
who won III - "in' 10 'e0-' WV" N ' N'
22 min II sec. ,., ,ouoa.., p,n,,, r,mnso,
,,h,,,an Grub j. f. Butrii and L. eledfe Of the same
As BufT left the track AZ tho end OF the second
@ ,ne r.ce w.s connDed 20 Tmpson aud Siedgc. After
hing abreast for time Tnpson put on spuri and
c,iDe In ahead; tme' mn' sec Siedge came IN TWO
wards behind. ... -. -. "a h.,
t.s conf, sapts These were l. Reeves, OF the Brook
,rn ~. Cnh NJ Lazare. Of the Mercury Cluh and Fred
y,cS Jenlns OF the Manhattan Club. Reeves was The
winner IN l mn. q sec win Lazafe secohu' ~ '"iuS
behind ,. .o., n, IN. nrocr.r,,,o
as Allow race OF 100 yards. that H. one In winch the
% eo,nns IN Lat ioog prize. There were only two
cnmneIiors- C. Foster OF the Mercury Cub, and John
~ R'cLsn uf the York Club. 1hsv both s"h--~ared
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
NEW.YORK ATHLETES IN CANADA.

TIE Manhattan Athletic Club, one of the
brst-lnJwn ana most successful organizations Oi the
kind this country. i've rcpr' sentatlyes to the
games cf the Montreal Lacrosse Club NJ Mourca Can
ada, winch gwen yesterday. Tne Now-YoIk ath-
lctcs were biiany successful. L. l.. Myers. the best
American runners. " N he lOOyaris run the 22O-
ri, the quIrcf miic Iiin ana the bal mile run
H. Fgeu-Iics- ..nc-mic rin, ana WaN coma III
the tWu-ucs j. - NOur won TIE Druar jump, ana
was sccu, IN tnc 100, aud the 92OJ ards run
l.. H. Johu.on won IA" bycclc race, Hud VII PurdY
w. SECOND IA tue thiee niles k. Tlc mcihJ@fs OF
the MIuaiiad AtAltIc Ciuu celebrated s iCmathaOle
sclies OF victories last eycui. IN lively manner.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
WE STILL OFFER
AT Wholesale Prices,
A FULL LINE of QUALITIES IN THETvo WIDTHS,
rs vide and i-i wide, of

THESE CELEBRATED FLANNELs ARE THE BEST
BRANDS MADx AND ARE STRICTLY ALL WOOL.
TIE PRICES ARE FROM 10 TO 2O PER CENT
eELow TIE LOWEST FIGURES at which they have
heretofore been oaerei
Also. ,opple,o a.sorsments of CoLoRED FLANNELs
PLAIN aad TWILLED and OF PLAIN sCIrING FLhN
NELs IN tho new Dress Goods shades. ALL AT LOW
PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

Professor of class in Buffers Analogy u:
" Nj. I. you may pass ON 20 the Future Lhe Mr..
T: - Not prepar~d.'
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
EpJsCOPAL GENERAL CONTENTION.

The General Convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church, which meets every three years and
which will be- held this year in this city. begins
next Wednesday. In 1877 this was hela at Ut.
st. Johns Chapel IN this city. This Convention Is
eolnposed of TWO houses the House OF Bishops and
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
ATHLETIC, Is JERSEY CITY.

The fifth annual TAIL meeting Of the Orion
Rowing aud AtHietic Association OF jersey CITY Heights
was hcd yes eraay afternoon The attcncauce was
small Tao several events Wero wei contested puJ the
last one dlu end until after dark.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03
RIFLE MATCHES IN NEw-JERsEY.

| CAMDEN, n. j., Oct. 2.-OctObcr will close
the seasons shooting at the STOCKTON State Rl Range
| There are sixteen events the months programme.
TIE Pnns yydnia state RIFE Association VIII hold its
annual tournament the range OCTOBER H. H. ana
New-York tribune., 1880-10-03

Lot me now relate how a noble Marquis became
fine kiln man and tell what kind of lime kiln
man ne is, Kerry mas soil as cold as Charles
Francis Adams, and as thin as Southern Senator's
plca for an honest count OF the negro vote III IS
vary cold and thin and sterile. 1t needs frequent
applications of lime to assert and restore It's pro-
ductiveucss. Kerry is limestone REGION In the
DAYS OF the Reform Bill Marquis-the English re-
former but Irish autocrat-almost every tenant had
a little lime kiln Oh hts own holding 1t cost moth
inc either in time, material or money. to make llue
Lecause the limestone rocks were an incumbrance
nm every farm. the tart TO burn it was plentiful
and the work was done in winter at odd tunes
when ordinary industry was suspended. About
eighteen or twenty years since, new i rule OF the
estater decreed that all these linle-klns should be
abandoned and destroyed; and, at public bah
ouets-giyen IN his honor by reluctant tenants, who
were coerccd TO buy tickets and had often Ia pawn
Coods To do 50. The most noble Marquis oi
fau.d,wuc announced that. for the benefit OF bis
t@nants of course lie would heneeforward supply
lime 10 them at cost in order to encourage reciama-
t,oni lie said the lime would be sold at one shi Hing
a horrl No prefit Yet the tenants could rot
see il in that light could not understand, these
Genighted Cclts, how ii would benefit theni to ny
even shilling barrel for lime tnat coss neh, hotn
inc bui work before One OF tken, H*Iry Esidy,
sf rullig parish of Bouan, when this iuie was pro
mugated had juet built kiln and had IL All ready
for making lime He refused TO OBEY tHe inle; @ .s e
was served with notice Of ejectn eDt ana 30 mao he
Tar nf tbe Lord put in him" lie was glad TO get
off ny destroying the kiln. Now. IN the days when
the Marquis first became lime-kiln man. hlae
con Id be faught anywhere at from Od. To l4d. per
hnrrel Ills shows that the noble Marquis ala
make profit ut his new trade. Bnt tins rule was
oult one of the me, hods Of raising rent, witnOut
creat,ng open scandal. that distinguish the
Silent systcnDo Last year the noble Marquis de-
creed that heneeforth he would charge not "a cents
hut 60 cents (2s 6d.l per barrel for his Lime; a.
hougb when he first fixed the prlce at Is the rates
OF abor were higher aud the cost OF colin 1.-THE satcy
roai used in burning limel was higher. also. Yet.
he auuouDced-to benefit his tenants sHa'h-
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Eph Horns Joke.
Corr,.poadeae. S4my~ds Times.

Corre.pondsaee San"y~ids Time'.
One Fourth Of July Eph took tea
box, upon its green sides hs plsstsred
the papers of Chinese tire crackers, eI-
ploded Cstharine wheels. played out
Niger. chasers, the blank cartridges OF
expended Roman candles. Great king!
IL was . formidable looking machine.
Attached to Q hole in the corner was .
foot OF fuse. Eph. after the construc.
lion, took his diabolical looking ahair
out on the Bowery. and placed 1t on the
car track. He then stepped back and
warned of the frst Car. One man
stopped; ten more halted; one hundred
came to o standstill; cars strung along
for blocks; policemen rushed upstairs
In their houses, and raised windows In
view Of the coming concussion. Once
In O while Q stage driver. more ventur-
some than his fellows, held his head on
ono side. shut his eyes, opened his
mouth, trusted in heaven. and lashed
his animals passed the internal machine,
whose fuse burned slowly and surely
toward the dreadful engine OF destruo'
ton.
For blocks the avenue was crowded.
"Fall back" shrieked the police. with
uplifted batons. "A.o-w.w! screamed
the women. with fingers in ears. The
multitude surssd backward as the glow
ing spark crspt up. A moment OF awful
suspense. and "ping!" went little IRE
cracker inside that big. hollow tea box.
And Eph. bowling to the immediate
mourners. a. II to say ''the performance
is over" picked up the boz. and. amid
the execrations Of thousands, took him.
self and his hoax out OF sight.
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Mss peoples POODLE.

There was . young lady named Doodle,
Who never went out but her poodle
She lovingly caught TO her bosom.
A mothers their babes lest they lose EN-.
The thross Of her heart he might number.
Catch secrets that lay half In slumeer;
His ear 10 Vas nigh unto priestly,
And only Q cur II Was beasty.
whersat ell the swells Of the city
Declared 10 Q ''juieed" great pity
(Unitsd their brains weighed kiio)
To throw 20 the dogs such pillow.
To think that maiden % eomely
Gould daily encounter % rumbly
Thar Jackets, their accent, their elbows.
was shocking indeed TO these swell osaux.
Today q the maid and her poodle
Got into the bus. Mr.. Noodle
vscated the ershion instanter.
Adjusted his hat somewhat siantsr
And bowed 10 n 90 Doodle 10 seat her.
But-what could be nsAter or meeterf-
Instssd Of hsrself. twss the poodle
She sat In the place OF poor Noodisi
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saERIEr's SALES.
sHfRIFF's SALE.
FOR Delisqusus Taxes fss che Fiscal
Year Eedtsg Deeember n,
4. -. le70.

TIMBER AND By VIRTUE OF ylvR pIF.
u fsrsnt executions issued out Of the Jus.
tees court of Cod Hill To snship No. ., oi
the Town Of God Hin. county OF storsi. Stats
Of Nevada. 70 me duly directed and delivered,
Judgments recovered In said Court on ne 9Th
day Il April. A. v. 1850. and on record In said
CSurt, In favor Of the stats Of Nevada, plaintiff
and against the following named defendants
and real eststs, and poseessory claims and I'm.
provements thereon. togethsr with costs and
or eures Of sale. And In pursuancs Of law
shall EXPOSE for sale ct public auction, tn front
Of the Court House doors, In the city Of Vir.
Rinis, Sorry county. Stats of Nevada. between
the hours OF O'Clock 4. =. and O'Clock 2. =
vis., ct u O'Clock noon. on FRIDAY. the 2lst
DAY OF NAY, 4 d. 1880, % much Of each
parcel Of laad hereinafter described, together
With the improvements thereon. - khan be
necessary TO sstisfy the said executions and all
costs, In gold coin Of the United States. AL Of
,sid properly being situate In Storey county.
State OF Nevada. and u ssparatsly described -
p. is's 8. is,shsn. and portion Of lot u.
bloch i. range A, and lot ss, Sioefi 1.
range q, Gold Hill. Amount. ...... 81 ~
Michssl Nailon. and 10 fess Of lot %. block
1, range II. Gold Hin. Amount. 80 u
A. Lafes, and the south bal. Of lot -,
block I, range d, and lot n, block !,
range d, Cod Hill. Amount. ..........ti0 u
d. Rossnbaum. AID lot Q, block ., range
y, Gold Hill. Amount. .............es2 70
John L. MITCHELL, ana lot %, block ., range
d, Gold HUI. mount...............tA 70
O. WILLIAMSON,
sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
By n. ]. MoCurcnAS, Deputy Sheriff. ID
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THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day Sundays excepted,
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Payabls to the Carners.
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snERIFF's SALE.
For Deiinsuent Taxes fer the Fiscal
Year Rndins December 81,
A. d. 1879.

FINDER AND By VIRTUE or FOUR DIE.
u ferent executions Issued out OF the Jus
tees Court OF aold HUI Township No. .. OF the
Town Of aold Hill, county Of Storey, and state
Of Nevada. 10 me duly directed and deliysrcd,
dated spril 9th, A. ID. 1850. upon four different
ju .Rments recovered In said Court on the 6th
d ~ Of April, A. d. 1850, and on record 10 said
Court. In favor Of the otats ofNevada, p.Ainttn.
and against the following named defendants
and real estate and posssssory claims and I'm.
expenses Of sale. And In pursuancs u Law
shall vxpose for sale st public auction. In front
Of the court House doors, In the city OF VIZ.
ginis. Store, county. State OF Nevada. between
the hours OF o'clock a. =. and O'Clock ?. T..
viz, ~ II O'Clock noon, on TUk5DAY. the
TwRNTY.tlFrH day Of Nsf, A. 1850. 20
much Of each parcel Of lana hsroinafe, Dc.
scribed, together with the improvements there.
on as shall be necessary 10 satisfy the said ex
ecntions and all costs In gold coin OF the United
stsles. All OF said property being situate In
storey county State Of Nevada, and is separate.
IL described ~ follows, TO Wit:
Grace Haskins, and lot %, olock I, range
U, Id Hill. Amoppt..... u
Gold Hill Tunnel Com Da1y. Q corporation,
and 90 feet Of lot ]. block o, range o,
and unsurveyed land east OF the lmps.
rial Mil site, Gold Hill. Amount. .....eA %
Thomas Mitchell, and lots a. - and ~,
block 9, range d. Gold Hill. Amount. ~ 70
Gee Lee. and lot 8. block .. range o. Gold
@. WILLIAMSON,
Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
By II. J. McCuioHAH, Deputy sheriff. apsi
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sHfRIff's SALE.
Fer Deiiasssut Taxes for the Fiscal
Year Rndins December 81,
A. ID. 1879.

FINDER AND By VIRTUE OF -FOUR DIFF.
u fsrsnt executions iseued out Of the Jus.
tees Court Of 0vld Hill Township No. 8, OF
the Town OF 9old Hill. count, OF Storey, State
OF nevsds, 10 me duly directed and delivered.
dated April sth. A. d. 1850 upon four different
Judgments recovered IN said Court on the 9th
DAY Of Ap'il. A. d. 1880, and on record In said
CouIt, In favor oil the State Of Nevada. plant d.
and agaiust the following named defendants
aud real estate. and posessory claims and I'm.
proyeinents thereon, together With costs and
s1penses OF sale And IN pursuance Of Law
rhs expose for sale at public auction. In front
Of the Court House doors. In the city OF Viz.
ginia, Storey county. Ststs OF Nevada, between
the hours Of O'Clock a. y. and O'Clock r. H.,
viz, Of u O'Clock nosu, on u 'NDAf. the
TwENTY.FOukTH day Of NAY, A D. 1850,
20 much Of each parcel OF land hersinaftsr de-
scribed, together with the improvements thsre-
on, a. shall be necessary 10 satisfy the said ex.
scutons and all costs, In gold coin OF the United
STATES. All Of said property being situate IN
storry county, state VI Nevada, and 10 separate
iy described a. follows, 70 wit:
T. ]. Mcoss, and lot Q, block !. range o..
Gold Hill. Amount.... ............"..'ts1 %
O'Brien / Curran. and lot u. block !,
Age o. Gold Hill. Amoun ...........e2o W
n. Cannon, and lot 20. block I, range o..
Gold Hill. Amount zee. .............s2o "
James Allen. and lot II. block l, range r.,
Gold Hill. Amount. .w;;;;i;iI.usoN 70 10
Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
By n. ]. MccurcHAN Deputy shern ap2o
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lPirss Judicisi District Of Nevada. In and
for storey county. .JohS w; SHARON.
insolvsnt. against HIS CkkplIOhS..F9 tne
crsdiiors Of John ". sharon. insolvent; Take
noties, that you are required 70 appear os'yse ore
Ns,.aet CONT above named. st Virginia
~. 4. ooen Court. on the sixteenth li6'hl
Sy Syos Juns' A. d. 1850, st 10 O'Clock In the
esy yoac. of thst day. 70 show cause. II any yoa
nsve why ihe prsyrr Of John "; sharon. Who
hss this day nlsd his petition N t ,nsoene,' ~ % ~
be discharSsd nom Ms oso's '''.'N A'' "
sIuessdi pss:S ., Virginia. Nay issh, isov,,n isso
., Clark Of storey county.
W. ts...5 J. ru.A. A..ess:y isf f'daoasf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Jn,mE o..rslcr p Ct. ceg.s :, e: :, .. Q. !, Tss =.

Firs, Judicial District Of the Stste Of Ne
vsda, In and for the county Of storvy:==
W. X. RANDALL against HIS CkkpII.
RS,-Noties TO Creditorr Of Insolvent- In the
matter OF the petition CT W. X. Randall. an
insolvsnt debtor.-Pursuant to IN order OF the
Hon. Richard hising. judge Of the said District
Court, notice is hereby given to al the cred
10 be and appear before the said Judge. In open
Court ct the Court room Of said Court. at the
Court House. In said county. on ths 18th day OF
JUNE. A. d. 1850. at 10 O'Clock OF thst
dsy, then and there to show eaure. any th-y
can, WHY the prayer Of said insolvent should
not BE- granted. and an assisnment OF his estate
DO made, and be be discharged from his debts
and liabilities, In pursuance Of the provisions
or the statute In such case made and provided |;
snd IN the meantime eli proceedings asains;
aid insolvent be stayed.
witness my hand and the seal Of said Court.
thIs i<th DAY Of Nay. A. ID 1850.
fssAI j. Il. MCDONALD, Clerk.
mi
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One OF the inmates OF the Boston Old
Ladies' Home appealed to the matron
with Q complaint against her room mate.
"Shs threatened to bite me-" was the
accusation. "well. let her do 10" was
the reply Of the matron. "She can't
hurt you; she hasn't Q tooth in her
head"
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"Zephaniah!' said his wife. with q
chilling severity. II saw you coming
out Of saloon this afternoon. "well.
my darling" was the reply OF the heart.
less man. "you wouldn't have your hus.
band staying in saloon all day. would
YOU 2"
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A BLESSING TO MARRIED LADIES.

DIscRrPrIvB CIRCULAR SENT PER
IL express on receipt OF self addressed sx.
prsss envelope or Avs-csnt stamp. Address
MRS. y. wtrrENBER0,
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"Mother. what il an angel 2" An
angel is Q child that fies." "But.
mother. Why does papa call the COVER
ness an angel 2" because" said the
mother. thoughtfully. ''shs's going to
fy Immediately y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17

The most wonderful pearl in the world
10 In Moscow. weighing twenty-eight
earats. In the French crown jewels 10 q
pearl a. large a. . pigeons egg. valued
at 80. 600.
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Little Katie has been prevented from
playing out doors by the rain. As shs
stood looking out Of the window she
was heard to exclaim: "Oh dear. / wish
God would turn of the waterr'
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CAUTION NOTICE.

vRLLow JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
i psny.-Ssls No S6.-The public y here.
by cautioned against purchasing the following.
described stoyk OF the Yellow Jacket silver
Miniur Company. - the same was sold tof
Assessment No. 90, the 3sth day OF April.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
oRDlNANce NO 1903.

An ORDISAACE % FIX asd Cellecs
. License Tax Upon Certain
Trades ssd basissss Within che
Corporate Liaiss ef shs Town 81
Gold Hil1.
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61o 4 WKIK. Sis : aay ., S. sSns sss,,y rsu5
Sds., A.guseA. 1stns.
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uIsCELLAsEoUs.

uIBCELLAHkOUs.
sMITH's AMERICAN
PIANOS AND ORGANS (!
| new yoRk AND sosron.
STAND YOUR CLIMATE
THE BEST
WARRANTED FoR TEN YEARS
AND SOLD At
WHoLEsALE PRICES ]
10 Agents, No Drunners,
No SelrStyled Professors,
Or Halfway Musicians,
-KNPLoYED To-
ExT0Rr MONEY FROM the PUBLIC
| Smiths Pianos and Organs
ABE INDoRsRD BY TIE BEST NJ.
slCrANs UPON THEIR MERITS.
Send and SEQ what thoss say who have
SMiTH's PIANOS In our midst on this Coast.
Don't Be- humbugsed. but send for Catalogue
and particulars and satisfy yourselves OF the
truth Of my assertion.
Any style Of PIANO or ORGAN ssut On
Banisr's. RIprsss or Railroad compsnys csf.
tincato Of deposit for amount.
Also SHEET MUSIC 1t one-half market price
JAMES Q. SMlTh,
(kAnuitetursn' Reprsssntstivsl,
SIS Narket Street,
nm SAN FRANoIsco. CAL.
STEVEN MS
Pass.s hsuid Beard
AMALGAMATMG PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL Is,r1s,o.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Phll.d.lphls. 1876.
AwARDRD FIRST PREMIUM
20. AZ nr.o,rD-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
GOLDEN GATE N. &m. co.

r. HEwSON, Secretary.
Francisco. California. splbtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-17
SO N o r A
Land and Mining Company

n A. WISE, sos MAIN STREET. GOLD
r. Hil, 10 hereby authorized 70 take sig.
natures 70 the Oonrtitution OF the Sonora Dol.
onisstion Association, and 10 Issue receipts
therefor when duly signed By me.
". N. MCNAMARA,
Agent Tor Nevada.
virginia City. New. April 90. 1850. -