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TOWN MARsHAL's REPORT.
To the President and Hon. Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill Gen.
tlemen: The following 10 my report Of
the business done In my ofice for tho
quarter ending April 80. 1881:
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Published by order Of Board Of County
Commissioners Of Storey county.
MATT. CANAvAN. Chairman.
J, A, MAu.Syr, Clerk.
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ORDINANCE NO. lls.

AN ORDINANCE to provids for the
Lovy or Taxes on Real and Personal
Property within the Tswn or Geld
Ip.sssd April IS. 1881
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Rinsi MsesinE = Repesss or Town
Omoess-Boshs, ueaeys Etc., 10
DO Turned over 60 the County
Csmmissioners-0ood Dysf
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Tie People Of tie State Of Nsrada. repre-
.snisd 1. tie Senate and Assembly. do
enact az Iouo~s:
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T ORD OF LOsN GOLD AND sIi.
IL vkR MINING COMPANY. Location Of
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that ths shares
NEXT hereinafter described 90 UNIe6UID are
the numbers Of the Un6uRRkNDkRnD Ger.
INNING CoMPANY's STOCK.
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Location Of works, Gold Hull Niniog District,
Nevada.
Notics.-Thsrs are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account OF assefs-
mcnt mo. ~ levied on the eighth day Of Octo.
Der, 1881. the sevsral amounts ret opposite the
names Of the respective shareholdefs. 20 fol.
, 1881-09-30
E. q. Davidson, Artist

l. q. Davidson, photographer, is proba-
bly, the happiest business man in Port
land; and since We have learned the rea-
son why we not only can't blame him,
but cheerfully congratulate him on ac-
count of his prosperity. He has pushed
his business without much noise or eN-
pensive displays until he now enjoys a
trade that requIresa larger force ofskilied
workmen than is kept by any other artist
u Oregon. He has at this time and has
kept since June lst force of seven be-
sides himself, viz; operator, retoucher,
printer, view artist, and one OF the best
colorlsts i'll the state. Also an operator
for his branch gallery and Il business
agent, whose entire time is EMPLOYED in
attending to orders for copying, coloring
and finishing in India ink or water coIors.
Mr.. Davidson has lately enlarged and i:.-
proved his rooms, and now has the largest
aud best skylight and operating room in
the city. His work is first-class in all its
branches, and no other artist pretends to
compete with his Spleudid assortment of
Oregon and Columbia river views. He
has already engaged space for the Me
chanic's Fair, and will then make a
modest display of his work, that all NAV
be aole tn Judge of its merits. We saw
when you want photographs, views, or
anything i'll the photo lines 90 to Davidson,
gallery, cor First and Yamhill SITS. Port.
land Or.
, 1881-09-30

Il will not failr' she said to herself,
and advancing boldly in the arena, she
faced the circle of intent eyes, and began
To sing.
Sweet and clear, like the notes of a
lark. her voice scared up, until. forget
ting her own identity in that of DOnl-
Zetta's Swiss heroine. she become almost
inspired; and ut tine close a perfect
shower of bouquets rained down upon the
stage at her feet-an ovation OF voices
rang up again and again in defenlnS APP
plause. But Margaret was conscious
only of one thing-she had not failed.
Mrs. Allenby welcomed her raptur-
ously to the pretty little green room.
NV dear Miss Ashton" she cried,
''you are a genius-a second Jenny Lind.
Who was to suppose that you had such a
divine voice? You are the star of my
little concert-the prima donna OF the
evening" No, don't take your bonnet, -
as Margaret stretched ont her hand for
it. .'You must come into the drawing
room. They are all wild to know you.
But L cannot" pleaded Margaret,
with Il downward glance at her dress. Il
am not prepared.
You are perfect" said Mrs. Stewart
n
sides. one of my guests says you are an
old acquaintance of his. Mr.. Hepburn,
who has Just returned from the Holy
Land"
So Margaret was led into the midst OF
the glittering throng, and introduced
here and there, until, like one moving Ill
a dream, she found herself leaning on
Basil Hepburn's arm.
$50 you are great singer" he SAID
81 never sang in public before IN all
my life"
You will be prouder and more
naughty than ever"
II never was humber in my life.
Margaret" he uttered softly.
'Well, Mr.. Hepburnr'
''Mr. Hepburn! That sounds cold.
Suppose you say, as you used to say,
Basil"
But things are not rs they used tc
be" said Margaret, her heart beginning
to beat unevenly i'll her breast.
'Can they not be so again. dear little
Margaret" he whispered, bending his
tall head to the level of the cluster OF
rosebuds IN her hair. "Can we not 50
back to the initial chapter of our lives
and begin it all over again. l am Iicl
man now, but all my money cannot bu!
me any treasure half so sweet and price
less as your love. Dearest Margaret, tel
me that you, too, have not forgotten the
past"
And Miss Ashton went home from Mrs
Allenby's matinee musicale an engaged
young lady.
II didn't fail after all, ;" she said radi
antly. 81 have half dozen application.
to sing again at private concerts, anC
Mrs. Allenby's money will just buy my
wedding dress"
So the current of true love was run
ming smoothly again after all.
, 1881-09-30
SCIENTIFIC.

The best engravers are said to he color
blind.
The Germans have invented morocco
pape
\ square foot of type weighs about
forty pounds.
Plug mp mice holes with soap. The
mice will not so through.
Glucose is used for sizing paper and
making printers rollers.
Zine Will stand exposure to the weather
better than marble.
1t is claimed that electric lights can he
applied in bleaching textiles.
We are sending furs to Russia, wire to
France and notions to Great Britain.
A fresh tomato leaf, crushed and APP
piled, is a good antidOte for the sting of
a bee.
Professor Vennor has found at East
Portland, p. O., the richest deposit yet
| met with in Canada.
The best black ink, mixed with the
white of an egg, will give ladies fine
shoes color and shine without rubbing
off
Common plaster-of paris figures may
y
dipping them into strong solution of
alum water.
| Affection, like the ironsmith, shapes as
| it strikes. In that respect, too, 1t is like
! the polished knob of white-oak hoe
| handle in the grasp OF an infuriated
! parent.
A solution of 20 parts of honey to 60
parts of water mixed with alcohol gives n
| heavy white precipitate of dextrine if
glucose has been added, while genuine
| honey, if treated in the same manner,
/ merely becomes milky.
| Naphtha and benzine are light pro-
/ ducts of the distillation of petroleum;
| the former has the lowest specific gravity
| Benzole proper is one of the distillates OF
! gas tar. Nethyl alcohol. or wood naph-
/ tina, is an alcohol obtained as one of the
| products of the destructive distilIation of
wood.
NJ. Bouchut's experiments with pep
sine for destroying worms in the stomach
[ and bowels have been continued with eX-
tremely promising results. Even the
tape worm succumbs to the digestive ac-
ton of pepsine in large doses, while the
more highly organized tissues of the
stomach are unaffected.
At the Paris mint medals are bronzed
by polling them for quarter an hour III
the following solution: Pulverized YER
digris, 500 grammes; pulverlzed sal am
moniac, 475 grammes; strong vinegar,
100 grammes; water, 2 litres. An IN
timed copper boiler is used, and the
medals are separated from each other by
bits of glass or wood.-Les Mondes.
A Hungarian chemist has lately shown
some surprising experiments in Paris
with new hght-Siving substance, which
burns with so little heat that its flame
will not set fire to handkerchief, carpet
or other fabric with which it may come
in contact. A person may hold the
burning liquid in his hand without in
jury. This new illuminating fluid is
prepared from petroleum.
A new metallic compound, possessing
wonderful strength and ductility, has
been devised by an English inventor. 1t
is produced by mixing old steel with a
patented compound, and then subjecting
/ the mixture to an intense furnace hest.
/ IT is claimed by the inventor that the
process is second in importance only to
s-RassSener,s invention. and that it can be
aTiSplied to working old Bes-
semer steel rails Nk ----
, 1881-09-30

CONE tt SrAY.-John b. Garrison. IG7 Third
street, Portland Or. has taken the general agency
for the Household Sewing Machine, manufac
tuTed by the Providence Tool Co, OF Providence
h, l. II Is large armed, noiseless, light run
ming sewing machine, that has been thoroughly
Tested for three years in the east. IL is simpIc
perfect and complete IN workmanship and is a
household treasure. There is nothing more de-
slreable in the family factory than the House
hold machine. 1t is most desirable machine
lor HresshakinE or tailoring having been tested
on heavy work at llOO stitches ner minute f,r
over three years without repair The many ex-
celIent qualities of the household, and the wide
range OF work done on it has placed it at the
head of sewing machines, and justly entitled it To
the crown of perfection over all competitors.
CHlI ana examine u, and you will be convinced
Agents wanted Circulars and information ,,r,
nished. -
, 1881-09-30
Legends of the Wedding Ring.

In the days well known to history as
''once upon a time, certain noble RO-
man youth was deeply engaged IN the
excitement of a game of ball. The occa-
sion was an important one to him, for it
was his wedding feast, but the play
made him careless of treasure that he
ought TO have guarded with the greatest
affection. He took off his wedding-ring
and placed 1t upon the finger of a statue
of Venus, to remain there until he should
want it again. When, however, a few
hours after he wished to take it, he found
that the stony hand had become clenehed,
sOIfitI I was Innpos5iuI6- TO -TemOSe Inc =
rit. He now had to pay the penalty of
hi rashness, for he was constantly.
limited by the figure, which kent ylSfisE
ping in his, -:easr.r, Embrace me; am
Venus, whom you have welded. 1 will
never restore your ring" The unlucky
youth continued TO be followed by this
disagreeable companion until, after
much difficulty, he was able, with the
assistance of priest, to force the god
dess to relinquish the ring, and then
only was the young man free. This
legend is widely spread, and has been
popular under varied forms; in some of
these the Virgin Mary takes the place of
Venus, and the owner OF the ring having,
by placing it upon the finger of statue.
becoma the betrothed of the Virgin, is
obliged to renounce the world aud enter
u monastery. In another version a GER
tain priest, desiring to enter the mar
riage state, seeks a license from the Pope,
who grants his request on condition that
he shall first conciliate st. Agnes, who
was not only the patroness of his own
church, but the special preserver of vir-
ginal chastity, by placing on the finger
of her image an emerald ring. sent for
the purpose by the sovereign Pontiff
himself. The priest does as he is direct
ed, and places the ring on the fourth fin
ger of the figure, but his astonishment is
great when the hand which had been put
forward to receive the ring is returned to
its original position. Attempts to with
draw the ring are Intellectual, and the un-
fortunate priest realizes the disagreeable
truth that he is contracted to st. Agnes
and can marry no one else. These .sto-
ries are peculiarly interesting as exhibit
ing the feeling which was universally en-
tertained in old times, that wedding and
betrothal rings possessed an inherent
and powerful value in themselves-a be-
lief which still fingers in some places.
, 1881-09-30
successfully as5isplied to working old Be
semer steel rails. Ni

fs II Gga2,Hf tnat a dense black gum may
be obtained from the outer layers of the
birch tree bark by distillation, which
possesses all the ordinary properties of
gutta percha, and has the additional
merit of resisting the deterioating in
fuence of air and the corrosive action of
acids. This advantage makes its useful
as an ingredient of India. rubber and
gutta percha, which it renders far more
durable. Whether these statements are
true remains to be proven.
There is a vast drain upon the supply
of wood for other purposes than fuel and
railway ties, and the larger manufacture
ers. Thus 500, 900 cords of birch, beech
and maple timber are annually consumed
in the manufacture of shoe lasts, and the
same quantity in making handles for
small tools. The match business yearly
uses up 800. 900 cubic feet of the best
pine. And these are only three ont of
many minor industries which make
heavy inroads every year upon our sup
ply of timber
, 1881-09-30

Frwr,- flashing ln the air.
Presents u."-l Tor Kings who wear
p.adDus
only dew-iropS "u the leaves.
Which wand ring fancy weaveS
Into gems.
Fairy palace, tree uutoided,
Intu the lines of beauty nodded
Bright and fair.
Only SUM- ElluJs which are streaming
Through the painted windows, seeming
Rich and rare.
Sounds II wings celestial wheeling
Through the heavens, and voices pealing
On the breeze:
Only evening which Is falling,
And the tratArred sung~t"rs calling
In the trees.
Til Ph1.hus in his beauty brings
Tie gold tipped Morning on his wings
AgleamInE:
And the mauy-huei creation
Sets the Souls imagination
\ dreaming.
Chambers Journal.
, 1881-09-30

Fruit STAINs.-In the season of fruits
the napkins used at table, and often the
handkerchiefs and other articles, will be-
come stained. Those who have access to
a good drug store can procure a bottle of
Javelle water. If the stains are wet with
this before the articles are put into the
wash, they will be completely removed
Those who caunot get Javelle water can
make a solution of chloride of lime
Four ounces of the chloride of lime are
to be put into a quart of water in bot
tie, and after thorough shaking allow the
dregs to settle. The clear liquid will re-
move the stains as readily as Javelle
water, but in using this one precaution
must be observed. Be careful to thor
oughly rinse the article to which this So
luton has been applied before bringing
it In contact with the soap. When
Javelle water is used, this precaution is
not necessary; but with the chloride of
lime liquid it is, or the articles will be
harsh and stiff.
, 1881-09-30

Terrence Connolly, tue New Jersey
faster, who abstained from food forty
three days, was a confirmed consump-
tive, and stopped eating because he was
unable TO retain any food upon his
stomach. During his fast he had no de-
sire for food, but drank large quantities
of water. The most remarkable feature
of tine case, and the one which promises
to make Connelly's name prominent in
medical circles. is the fact that the dis
ease with which he is afflicted has been
greatly alleviated by his fast. As has
been stated, when he began his absti-
nence he could not leave his bed. Be
fore forty days of fasting were over he
was able, with slight assistance, to walk
across the room and seat himself in
large rocking-chair by the window.
Two or three small onions are recon-
mended by Buckland to be eaten raw as
a remedy for insomnia.
, 1881-09-30

1t Is astonishing the number of intelligent peo-
pie who regard cold or bough as a trivial matter.
something unnecessary 20 pay attention to. How
many times have you heard the expression, 80
nothing the matter, only slight cold" Yes, nv
friend, and nine-tenths Of the maLy thousand
consumptlves who walk the earth today doomed
to premature death, said the same thing. We
pay attention to a cold, and promptly too. OuI
[enedy remedy Is Ammens Cough Syrup; some other
far the best. -
, 1881-09-30
EYE & EAR INFIRMARY
SANlTARlUM, OR HOME FOR THE SICK.
hacadam Road bet. Porter and Wood Sis,
South Portland. lr.

DR. l1lkingtDn- late Professor Of Eve 4 Ear Diseases
IN the Medical Department Of Willamette University
mas erected hheiuildiEg. on beautiful elevation in
the south part Of the city and II prepared
date patients suffering from all Diseases 81 the EN p
EAR or THROAT. Also Will pay special attention to
persons lahoHng under Chronic Nervous affections,
ahd to Diseases Peculiar To women. ana receive limi-
ied huinDcru OF cases expecting confinement.
lhe Intention Is 10 provide Home for such cases
with all the best hygicC agencies combined With rhp
DtNt Hlf1ilCul Skill 10 be had IN the metropolis.
Consulting physician and surgeon Dr. Philip Harvey,
Prof OF diseases Of women aUd children ia the medc,
department willamette University.
Also Hr. J. II. +. BruFae. II a. OF Physiology med
dept. willamette University.
For any amount OF referrnce9 and circular address
DIX j. rs. E'ELklNGrON.
Cor. Ist and TVsIshIngtnn 49, Pert land, Or.
, 1881-09-30
Sykes Sure Cure for CataTTl'

I IQUID OR DRY, PRICE Il 90; ATMOSPHERIC
~ InsuifatOrs," price soc. Dry Cure and Insufla-
tors mailed receipt OF price, with fu direction for
use etc; \ q. SkiDMORE Co, Druggists 81 Ffrs
Soasl mar2gu
, 1881-09-30

When you 90 to Portland be certain and
visit Isaac Barman, The Clothier, as it is the
Onlystor i'll which YOU can so easily contract for
outfit and be sure of receiving satisfaction. Or
send your order; state your size and quality Of
goods desired, and if you do not receive them
as ordered DON'T accept them. Address ISAAC
BAEMAN, The Clothicr, corner First and
Washington streets, Portland Oregon.
John Il. Garrison ( Co., I67 Third street. agents
for Oregon and Washington for the Turkish rug
AMI other bprap Patterns, carpet yarns, rug hooks
and Cushing's Perfection Dyes. Agents wanted.
Send for price list.
CnIds-Amrnen,s cou.h svrnn.
, 1881-09-30

Plumbers S. S. S. Fever and Ague mix
ture. A sure shot,
, 1881-09-30
THE NORTHWESTERN
Marriage Insurance Company,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Incorporated under the Laws of Oregon.
CHARTER PERPETUAL CAPITAL, $4,000

OFFICERs.
CHARLES TIEGELE. President,
HENRY ACKERMAN, Vice-President
JAMES STEEL, Treasurer,
a. :. GROSS, Secretary and Manager
DrREcToRs-J. W. WhalIey, Henry Ackerman, Jas
Steel, ;. Julius Myer, Charles Hegele.
Policies OF from one thousand TO thousand dollars
each issued 10 unmarried persons the So per
year each thousand for males under eighteen a
niaes under sixteen; aud S6 per year each thous
ad for all above those ages, for the period four
years and thereafter, during unmarried life, the
te of one dollar per year the thousand. Marriage
assessments are graded, according TO age,
Ceed two dollars per thousand in any month, com
Inencing ia February next, and ending the year you
In.
Policies are payable at the end Of the year during
which marriage occurs the Of y per for
further interest ceases.
This Is purely home Institution, and the names o!
its Ocers, directors and references given I'm Circular
with IT, STOCK capital sufficient guarantee OF It's
perfect reliability. Energetic and reliable agents
wanted everywhere
All our authorized agents carry their commission 10
do business with them.
For particulars address
A. :. GROSS, Secretary,
Portland. Oregon.
Room s. Union Block, Stark street.
, 1881-09-30
THF MccAMMON PIANOS.
COLUMBIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
1SSis Front. cor. Warrington Streets
UHN u. ia Vt t~----.---.----..
-. ......... Secretary

". =. JAMES. zone Of the
PrOprietOrs OF the. -Oid Ma
tiunal'''..-.. .----.-----..Presldeht
JOHN ID. HAW ES..-.----------.
.--...-...-...-.---.--.-..---Se Secretary
The above Institution Is
now ready Ia receive stu
dents male or female Thr
school is open every week
day and evening from = A. M.
TO 9 L. NJ. Ihe &. q. &. jour-
nal, containing illustrated
lessons in Fcnmanship ana
e.
MES a. HALVES.
f.s1i Front ii. Portland. Or.
, 1881-09-30
The Opinion of Prominent Physician.

viii always give merit where meIi; bslnnzs. Par
don for relating Htle personal experience. In
The year 1850 found myself losing both in strength
and health. could assign no cause for the decline.
but continued until was induced 10 attend the State
Fair N Salem. In the pavilion several people
samplinE sOmethng. My curiosity was attracted
there. found II was DANDELIOS TONIC.
examined the formula on the back of the bottle, and
found the ingredients used good. tasted the
Tonic and found II pleasant the taste; and
my wonder and surprise II seemed to help me. pur
chased bottle, and while was stopping on the Fair
grounds for several days felt wonderful change.
noticed leSsening of pain and began to mend rapid
iy, and which most firmly believe inspiration
caused me To send for more. hereby freely recon-
menicd the DASDEI.ION Tonic afflicted
with dyspepsia and Indigestion.
j. II. HOLRROOk, NJ. ID.
, 1881-09-30

Colds-Ammen's Cough Svrup.
, 1881-09-30

ON ? Co. New series. NJ 81
, 1881-09-30

Room s. Union Block. Stark street. el''"' ''sH'"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-05-31
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