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, 1881-02-07

CfSrISxATt, t.. Feb. h-~t:DrrOS-Dui}: tljc
EturR-nn!t; fnmy, sA:0aE.0U: iancy, tj1G3aA
GMA1S--Wilcnt strong; No. } red. st.0a torn qu,et
hut ftrn M. mixed. Ii14c- nnts casier: No. Mixed
a;tic: ltye lMl: NJ. 2, gsc barley scarce and nrm,
Nh. 3! fall. se'e1$lHa -
f,m1vistESs--i'ork quiet: slA!n Lard dull; Ek.
nU1k meats Gutet. shnnidess t',O7; clear rlh &;Gi
iaen Eteady; shoulders t5.15 cIenr rb, fs5: clear,
k6.Ak
, 1881-02-07
te21tJ!E{l.
G.f)'f''ItOE.

OswEHn. Fub. t.-GI.A1S-Whcat easier. eo
1ulet; Western n,lxud, Ic.
, 1881-02-07

:. 11N!
GnMG siHiC last week. l..sD3 st,5l9 hH
Tho following showa the afrivAis OF stva stock ut
Liverpool for thu year 1ssu also the losses OF tho
sa1sr rs furnished by aicasrs Vaughn BROS. Co.. Ut
Iivcrpuol. the Wcll-knuwt underwriters.
, 1881-02-07

WlFNI 40 TtIN, =, c., FOB. h-BFl1tlfs " 'F'
TlSN-Fttnl nj tal4n.
, 1881-02-07

htw YnRK. Fub. h-'rho demand Ia ttl'. g. spe. ~.
liz lInfnyutnb1c wonihcr. etaplG cntt0n aooa' ~.
md steady. t'r'Hta In light dsmand. aha 49, 49,
Mutt, GluHhatDa fairly active. Giassnw RV1no1s
advanced Nc. !,r1~a K00ds III falr Tcqlos| NV
Euu4a QulHt md ateRaY.
, 1881-02-07

TTTWV14fFUN, -
ELtvEtANl,. o.. Fob. cb.5-PErnoLErM-steaa'i wv
tatlona unchanged. ,,,,4u
FlrTanHHG. ls., Feb. &.-PErnnLEta-sN ss"ss
crude eAsY, United ccrtldcntps o1srod nt.oS: 'suA'
nc, thttadephia Auitrury.
, 1881-02-07
lsy TELEGRAPH.
SEW T't)JIks

NEW YONG, Fep. 5.-uuretntncnts wcro Uuict
and uDrhunUr1.
, 1881-02-07

itrrATuES-AEo Ia fair rurply 1t 10 for rcactl-
h1ow., md G.,s;It for cnr1y rl,sG. *
!DnfTnf HSn tsAME-IMskev. nEo n better a
tpt !rcsh. nnd tk+1o fos frozen. Nnbhts arc slIl
rlnnty nt 3tIAI poF dozen. ..
HAIT-TpfO ,tU changes motto In quotations.
, 1881-02-07

+, CAFFLE-rho I,aht wuok WAS d fny0fnh0 onu for
seIlcs rho receipts ~ufo pretty full fur tho to OF
rear. und wo1o nut Ut as pnnt quality could hn do.
s!retl. hit hIHher rcas ut tho last eAud ont muro
h ~ @ . .s shyF s Ssa ~ :: s;s Sy
s fas s a SaF" n,es @ r. @ n @ t 'n m s n
s"x ,ass t y u sassa E5s
ps1ssS.aso ,a5iars I'll sIns T." ics ts.' is any .sSs
n T @ ss r.ssoa :'s ~ ~ ;'sa & + Tsfs stsss
% sxr ~ q ssat * sr' s ,sios sr II f ho
a{ NJ q %H u Ms;s ssoa aSis I, w9s 9
s1ssy sas' Sust II; oH Ssrn fos x.4s e
sssas "ts si!ss .l ,!.ss1 sisa,a: ssa !. @
I d III. 4. III so ssss ss SSEs e. sst ssts ~ .
nnan,'y he ct.s, was sery quiet and ttn9 wns s'uw
sss. fs isss Gs ad III
'"e 'o''o"''a Qt.orA11oxn,
Extra !san,oa--I;raiud STEERS welshluG loa
c.s"lea a ,iSs"sss"ftao: ill., and 1sii:i"iiaoi
c.t sets saH III .iaisosa t sseats. .os
Ms;li@ ;rais.- staSi; III I'LL assd. wash: ,..',,
rs!shs,. s;!!ss1:s; Yssi:;a '''0
Nuls%s ID ps !" ii % o ausa,s
Stuck Gattlu-EoInu1un catlIe, weighing u,l
Il @ ai; @ ss.. oiiyf:. .ta; A''
y;Ms:Sl's5 A. u ADsaiS
Tsa: VI. sss ss: s
itnn during t,rvvtuua weuk, tho incraasuI -.
cn!pA md tho luss buuyont tUHH Ut Tho provision
iH:Irkrt hAvtX ahHa"t4t dnnlHGnGd tho AfdHF Ut
huSvTs. but there wAa 4,nh .lrady. ssI1n1 demand
lbs SO i'ct ny iha which WIS is befnru tho tl.sa.
hMrtSh IN Thursday t!ruvo Ut oxtsn mugs sul.i nj
| sk4a Tint h1urs i,as buuiI pns1 but unro b.tnru
.tmHdss. fnx tits *,rk uuuln 'ths quality 1f The
supFT MHs fs .pFttf uHltint over tY ruFinns ~eHk,
tiiH' fn wuI!'itlAt1s.! and wall'nsanFtutl I!uVus
W"ta tlto oaci,u,e, .ha oa HHd rharsH liixua ios
uFIiH l,u wuuk bvft. ts.!!e an craa!a In the
Terui,ts u; tHtryy tIt s4l nf t pteA ~ co1-
Gslvt HstlGNca Ut the bcasIlty In thu What uf ttr-
chHtttaAu itx HatAyiIayh ,Hrknt wA< sI,w, a,d tho
fnGnx liIFstnafluaE tho tthts was rAtlsh. nFlcDk
siaN myuEnta t!tcIlitA Ut nt'Nt ~ pvF III l1s ~
EonlEsrrt "lt, tl!1 Af hufnru. W. lUH 4Uta !nlr u
prt.u lt:ts II: a. and calunn chn.s haNvy
| uilt cut rHnE.'a at iLjjHtttt-
fllEEts-Ftls supply WAS nArh loss than fur Tho
t,{urp All uIuF H'F ltsGal uld shipping tla.
| n,s,a Thu siHtIu thun sururUit hax nuet iu1!y
ts,S1fa Thu NauE clltGa IN h!Hl lAf1at ~ kA!I&
&l tor tluE Il. HiHtnl. md At tt1N4AN fur Ehpd to
GaulcV. fnN 1xtrA zuA Ut AI3AAtM
| HANNAH CITY.
| spketli HAtssffh N TAt Ehtuqo 1'fttuae,
KANSAS EtTy, Mu. tUl. a-EArrLE-ThD IsfIes
EuIrtA: tup"FL.: navutp.. M shlpu!snts Mi arkGt
tirtlt HAxu ali}Err4 Ak71a l1l n4uY9 sLsckerA and
!e.s!brs natsu roHa sL.aLal hAlf'brunds,
| tl7a.Ll ~ ....
ilDub- -llseulpss, ai;u; shpmant.,, n9nst maskat
astlvA hut I.wpfl GtDics, 9i0A8aIS; lKAt shipping
H1d mlzsd packing. Si.nell.W.
| Ut. txluls.
| 1T. itoti.A Gyb s-GATTLK-supply vsEy light. mt
S9tH'sA dHha " 4Isv aee4ratu GupsAt1oasl tew
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

Mr.. WM TREwEEh, who has be-
come the lucky owner OF the cele-
brated thoroughbred horse. Stanley,
has issued card Of terms, &c, for
the season of 1881. No horse on the
American continent possesses a
grander pedigree than Stanley. He
was sired by Homer. he by Rys-
dykes Hambletonian, he by Abdal-
lab, Abdallah by Mambriro, and
Mambrino by the renowned import
ed Messenger. Stanley's dam was
by Webbers Kentucky Whip, by
8lackburn's Whip, son of imported
Whip, and the great dam was of the
Hunter stock, from which Flora
Temple descended. Stanley is a
handsome brown, and for beauty of
form and general good style can not
be surpassed. and for horse that
has had no special training can show
speed to do credit to his noble an
cestry. For particulars inquire of
VIM. Treweek at his shop, near Nj.
+. church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

Is favor of our clothing is the
fact that many who have insisted
upon it that "they could not find any
clothes to fit them now come to
our store and go out upon the streets
as suitably and handsomely dressed
as If they had left their order and
paid t,cice thelamount for the same
goods. L. OSBORNE & Son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21
Ten perancs Conference.
&c lie Editors.I

The traffic in intoxicating drinks
is becoming TO be acknowledged as
the deadiiest enemy to social order.
A general awakening of public in
terest in the cause of temperance
al over the land, is recognized with
thaukfulness. To give direction to
the friends of progress and reform
in our own State, and to promote q
unifcation of purpose and action,
a General Conference of temperance
workers and believers in the reform
is hereby called to meet in the Cap
itol in Madison, at 100 p. NJ, on
the 18th day on June, 1881. All
churches and temperance societies
are heartily requested to send del
egatas to the conference, and the
friends of the movement outside of
organizations are cordially invited
TO attend. Let all who will attend
the conference, at once send their
names to either of the following
named friends, residents of Madison,
and who are requested to act as a
local committee Of arrangements,
viz. Hon. II. II. Giles, Mrs. Emma
G. Bascom, Rev. E. L. Eaton and
DR.. G. III. Hall. We expect to Sc
cure reduced rates at hotels and
over railroads for all persons attend
ing the conference. All Wisconsin
papers friendly to temperance re-
form are respectfully requested to
publicity to this call.
a. l.. Chaplin, President Beloit College.
L. y. Huniley, President Lawrence Univery.
E. n. Merrill, President Ripon College,
Hon. Z. r. Briggs, Mauston.
Rev E. l., Eaton, Madison.
Rev II. NJ. Simmons,
Hon. w b. lIaztltine 4"
Hon G. J. Collier, Rome.
Rev. J. f. Irish, Madison
Mrs j. E. Irish, 9
Mrs. ID. 4. Beale. Geneva.
il, 4. Porter, Esq, Fort Atkinson.
Hon. NJ. Herrick, Hudson.
Hon. j. A. Clark, Sparta.
Mrs. Addie Taylor, Black Earth.
Hon. John T. Kingston, Necedah.
Mrs B. +. Mccoy, Sparta.
Hon. j. II. Foster, horo.
Rev G. W. Lawrence, GAINESVILLE.
Rev. A, l.. 7. LOOMS, Milton.
Rev. O. G. May Futon
Hon II. H. Giles, Madison.
Rev, j. y, Phillips, Chippewa Falls,
Rev John ID Cole, Fort Atkinson
Hon J G Plumb, Milton
Hon Phil Allen, Jr, Mineral Point
Hon b J Curtis, Milton
Rev NJ Z Ever, Columbus
Jack Warburton, Milwaukee
b I Parker, Esq Mauston
Rev W T Miller, Emerald Grove
Rev Henry Sewcli, Whitewater
EP Clark Esq Milton
Rev WIN c King, Clear Lake
Mrs j 4 Brown, Milwaukee
Hon sam D Hastings, Madison
Thee ID knu0use NatprtQWu
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21
Grace1and Gem e terry Associa tion
ELECTION OF TRUSTEES.

Notice is hereby given that the annual clec.
ton of trustees OF Graceand Cemetery Ass0.
citation, of Mineral Point, to supply the place
of those whose term OF Office expires win be
held at the office of the Treasurer, John II.
Vivian, at his drug store, in the city of Mineral
Point, Iowa county. Wisconsin. on the first
Tuesday, being the Sd day of May, ISL, at ?
O'Clock in the afternoon, and the polls will be
kept open until O'Clock, p. IN,
Three trustees will be elected on one ballot
to hold their Office until the first Tuesday in
May, 1851, 10 supply the places Of James
Hutchisou, John Clowney and Joseph Gundry,
whose term of Office will expire on the first
Tuesday of May, 1881, The persons receiving
the highest number Of votes given at such
election shall be declared elected.
No persons except proprietors Of lots who
have paid for and received their deeds shall be
eligible to the Office ottrustee nor entitled TO
vote at such election.
By order of Trustees
MOSES NJ STRONG, President
T. S. ANsLEY, Secretary. l5w2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

Martin q Toay are selling the old
reliable and only genuine Buckeye
Seeders and Drills, keystone and
Star Corn Planters, walking and
riding Flows of well known and
tested qualities. No agent can show
a better line of goods, and none can
sell cheaper 13w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21
For sale Cheap.

Two large two-story frame resi-
dences with lots. These houses were
built for convenience and comfort,
and are situated within close range
of the business portion of Mineral
Point. For information inquire at
this office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

STOP. before you go away and ex-
anime the new stock of trunks and
travelling bags just received at 7.
Priestley's harness shop,opposite the
L. S. Hotel 15-tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-I offer for
sale by private contract my house,
lot and barn, situated in Irving's
Addition, State street, Mineral Point
city. ]. p. HAWKINS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21
ssslckfcu's ArnIca Salvc.

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts, Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chlblaius. Corns,
and all kinds of skin cruptions, This saye is
guaranteed - give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded Price 25 cents
per box. Sold by J. B, u c. Il. Motfett. Silly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21
PULLMAN HOTEL DINING CARS.


nearly 3,C01 HILLS Trunk Lines:
Line
Tickets this sold Ticket the United States and
other
II. Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

JUS" try those penny mackerel at
j, A. Spratler' s-they are the incest
thing out,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21
Business Notices.

-" Notices under this head will be charged
for at the rateof 5 cents per line each nser
tion. Nothing estimated less than lines
when published only once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

PICKLED cucumbers by the dozen
or quart at +. kinne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

J. A. Spratler has the finest nicl1le
cigar in the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-04-21

NOW is THE TIME
To Secure Bargains. Good
Goods at the Lowest Prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
Substance and Shadow.
Tr~ekse RspsLliean. yaa. II.

Trvekse Rspstiieaa. Jaa. Ia.
A friend Of ours whose vocation II In
to dispense lightning and manuscript
literature, me. with the following sdvsn-
turs: The village Of Crystal Peak 10
situated on the opposite side OF the
Truckse river from Verdi. aud boasts OF
Q brswery. When our friend gets thirsty
hs throws the Truckee between himself
and slakss II. New Years Eve be made
haste to pay his last d-votions to the
expiring year. and got Rloriously ready
to swear Of and turn over Q new Leaf.
About the hour for the turning point be
bessu to yearn for repose 10 his little
cot at Verdi. He took his last. linesr-
ing. sorrowful pull. and with . sad iare-
we'll took his departure. Lying In his
path was . small slough. spannsd BY
peeled white log. The moon shone
brightly. and flung q dark and we'll de-
nnsd shadow OF the log across the crystal
waters. He hssitstsd and scanned the
loe-it looked crooked. asitated. and ~
50 Il wanted to torn over. He did not
feel that Il would be safe to cross Il In
an upright position. He resolved to
"eoon It," He did coon II. bat. alas!
took the shadow for the log. Il want
deep. H~ held bis chin out. The eject
was more easily imagined than drsoribsd.
He has turned over . new leaf. II any
body wants swift funeral let them Just
hint a. "coonipg . shsdo." to him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
Wihres.

The silvsr.slipped summers gone:
The COLDER. .buskiued autnmn's past;
And snow shod winter. from bis Zone.
Has come. with sulltn step. at last.
There 10 no buoysncy Of life
In wood or nsld. on hill or plain:
4 sc~ptered silesoe quells all strife
Throughout the ics-kiny's wide domain.
Tor cold 10 death. A winding sheet
Der Natures sensuous form 10 spread |;
Our mama 10 the snow and sleet.
Our song the sad song Of the dead.
The love notes Of the summer birds.
The sweet breaths Of the summer dow'rs.
The green helds aud their docks and herds.
Ceased with the summer sun and show'rs.
A cold wind kissed the dimplsd lake;
The ripples stopped their laughing race.
And lie. Imprisoned. unswaks.
Beneath its solemn. frozen face.
We cut the wavelets out In blocks.
And lay th.n BY for summer's use;
Then blcss the cold. forget Its shocks.
And TO our hatred call truce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
lpsssed June 1th, isso.l
THE BOARD or TsusrErs OF GOLD

rHR BOARD or TRUsTHEs OF GOLD
i Hill do dain:
bxo 1, The P.esidsnt and Clerk Of the Board
Of Trustees Of tho Town OF oold Hill srs here
by sutho ICED and required 70 tssue one Bono
OF the Town OF God Hill IN the sum OF Five
Thuusspd Dollsn uuiied States god coin.
SEQ. Q. The ssid Bond shail be In such form
q the Presiden. and olerk Of said Board may
prescribe, and shall DO 10 the enscs that tht
Town Of 1old Hill Il bound and holden AID will
DAY TO the holder u said Bond the sum u
money named therein on the fifteenth day OF
October next. with Interest thereon q tbs
rate OF one per cent. per month. United
utstes go.d coin. lnleiest payable qusrtstly.
Bso. J. The money reosived from The sale Of
aid Bond shall be used for the pu{pose Of
paying of the floating debt OF the Town oi
Odd Hill.
SEQ. 4 This Ordinance to take eject and Be
In ioree from and After It, passage and one
weeks publication In the GoLD HILL DAiLS
NEws.
Pres,dent OF the Board Of Trustees Of The Town
Of Gold Hill.
Attest, W. @. HYDE. Clerk ofthe Board.
On motion Ordinance No. llo, - read, vas
pas~sd BY the following vote;
Ayes - Trustees Mercer. Dsuchy. Lemssy,
Mc0urdy and President fox.
W. q. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
Passed September 9. isso.I
TaE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIN

naE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
j Town Of Gold Hill do ordsin:
SpcIIon !. Ths President and Clsrt Of the
Board or Trustees Of the said Town OF Gold Hill
are hereby authorixsd and required TO issue
Bonds OF the Town Of Gold Hill IN the sum Of
Ten Tnousand Dollars United stats gold coin.
kro. .. The sid Bonds shall b In such form
e the President and Clerk Of sad Board may
prescribe. according 10 law and Ordinance, and
shall bc 70 the effect that the Town OF Gold Hill
ID bound and holden and will pay to the holdcrs
Of said Bonds the sum OF money named therein
In United States gold coin. o, the l4th DAY OF
August. 1881. with interest thereon at the rate
OF one per cent PR month, In IKE gold coin.
Interest payable Qaaftefly.
SEQ Q. Ssid Bonds shall bs isfued and ueeo
for the purpose OF rcJe-ming and csnoslllng
Bonds Nos. iUs and lol Of the Town OF Gold
Hill.
SIC. 4. THIS Ordinance shsll take eject and
b In force fom and aftsr its passsgs and its pup
lioation Tor one week In the GOLD HILL DALI
Nlvs.
Approved: I. Z: fnA,
Prssidsnt Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: v. O. HYDE. clsrk
on motion Ordnance No. III. - read. wAs
pssstd By the following vote:
Ayss-Trustscs Mercer. Dsuehy and Prssi'
zb.snt-Trustses Lsmery snd Neourdy.
g ". q. HYDE Clerk OF the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
nULLIoS ainISe COMPANY.

1lULLxON A AnASS .
Is Loc. .,on Of princivai pisos Vt pusinsss.
Al Fr .ncisoo. Oaiifoinia.
Locsuon o. woexs. void Hill. STOREY county.
N.sios u hereby given. that q msstine Of
the Board oi DirectUrs. held IN the iVurt. .snth
,lStnI day OF December. lu8J. ~ ssssssnrni
mo in OF Fifty Gems t6ocJ pr sLsre wss levied
UPON the capital ssocI VI tus oorporanon. pay.
abs Immediately. N usitsd Stasss gv.d com. 70
the b, rstar,, q the once VI the Company.
room s, safs Deposit Buiiuing, No. Sso Mont
.om. ~ slrves, osn srzncisco. Oaiifornia-
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
reu,sin unpaid on the seventeenth li1thJ day
Of IANUAaY. iSoi. will be dsiinqusLt,
and advertised for sale at public auction.
aud unless pay ment 10 made beiore VIII be
cold on MvNDAx. the okvkhtH t1hI
.ay Of FRbkU ARR. 1851 70 pay lhs deiinQusal
ssssssmsuI, vovslner with oosts Of edvertisinx
and expenses OF sale.
By ofusr VI the bo I'd Of Directors.
J u BaAzkLL, esorstary.
Odlee-No s2e Noa,gonssxs slrves. hUom :,
sale y, posit BaiIains. Den frAnci.oo. Gall
foruiA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13

a, 1877, and Of the Acts amendatory
thereof and supplemental thereto, shall
rumain In full force and e6eot, exoept -
changed by the tsrms Of this Act. And
wherever In said entitled ACT, approved
January 20. 1877, or In the Acts amsndA'
tory thereof or supplemental thereto, or
BY other laws, duty II imposed upon o.
power granted 10 the Mayor or Board Of
Aldermen Of the City Of virginis. o. upon
the City Treasurer or City Tax Cellsosor.
or City Clark. such duty or power shall b
and hereby 10 imposed and conferred upon
the Board Of County Commissioners Of
Storey county, or upon the County Treas
urer. County Assessor or County Clerk,
respectively, - the case may b, and
wherever n said Acts the words City
Treasury occur, the words County Treas
ury shall be inserted In lieu thsrsof.
6Eo. Is. The Board Of County Commis-
sionsrs Of Storey county. for the purpose
Of paying the principal and interest due,
or 70 become due. on the outstanding
bonds hsrstofere issued By the Tewn OF
Gold Hill. shall levy and cause 70 b ool.
lectsd Au I'd vAlorem tax not 70 exceed u
upon esch 500 Of al the taxable property,
real, personal and mixed, subIsot 70 taxa.
tion Tor other purposes, within the limits
Of the Town Of Gold Hill. ~ defined In "a
Act Of the Legislature entitled IAN Act TO
inoorporate the Town Of Gold Hill, !" sp-
proved March 8, 1871. Said tax shall 30
levied annually and collected at the same
time and in the same manner and BY the
same officers q prescribed and provided In
the revenue laws Of this Ststs for the col.
lection Of Btste and county taxes; and the
revenue laws OF this State shall, In every
respect, mot inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this Aot. be deemed spplicabls
and 20 held 10 the lsvying. assessing
and collecting Of said tax. All MONEYS
or received under and BY virtue
Of the provisions Of this section shall b.
paid 70 the County Treasurer, and shall
BY him be set apart - special fund, 70
b. known ~ the Gold Hill Redemption
Fund, and oil moneys coming into said
lund are hereby appropriated for tho pay.
ment Of principal and interest OF the bonds
Issued BY the Town Of Gold Hill and out
standing at the time Of the passage Of this
Act. nl
SEC. II. From and altar the nrst Monday
In January, 1883, the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Storey county shall con.
list Of three members, one Of whom shall
DO an actual resident Of Township No. 3
and ono Of whom shall be an actual resi-.
Isn't Of Township No. 8 Of said county. -
'aid townships now exist, and the salaries
,f said Commissioner shall net exceed
Ihe sum Of sew per year each.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED,
mn THE FofLow,No.s \

.-u u1,, 0n,~o ~ Nvn OpvrNsn
VO Thh rOtLoW'No- VA Mhp usts sND
= ants, AID 10 two ow.en OF or claimants to
the real sstAso sno impiovsmeu.s .Vus,
improvemsnS wnsu .,, A.rosa c,.rr x.ds
ss,.in.,,., sosn " % a...r,S.a Snosn snd n. Known,
v,,n r.. n.,sh, no,,n.d maj suil. have bcsu
comm.ncsd IN The Justice. court Of township
No, 8. stosvy county. Nevada, by ths State VI
Nsyrda. o sin,iY. seainst each OF the defennau
SsssrlS = q traces u ~ % PAGES OF And. with i.s
thereon nd Al. Of u
slsimsptp 10 the rsme, knowu or q known, "
,'c..vsr tns t.x and dsi,uouency n s.s.ei :.
a .ysin., ;i,s ss EsopsI l0a
and tLst 4 sunn,vrs has b. en- aui, i,su,d IN
unl.ss yvu appear and answer the complaint
AID IN said Court On or before the ON day ol
February, A. v. icol, at the Loar OF 10 ock,ck
N Il aid daS. Iudgmsut will b taken
against you aud ths r..l sst.ts aud improve
,.sn therein described. for the an uut OF tai
80 ~. Amount.
., Il, ,,o.,
tn .. Carroli sna pan OF 10, o. So,
range v; ana Pns VI e 20. o'oSn -
range H. COO Hill. lax sua a'hni an "a
% inprovsIsn's .S,a OF the Ward
Misisg claim. Gold Hill. 7ax and de-
linqusncy. ~ %
p.rdspelIes Mining cout any aud part
Az ~ md d.,iSousncy. y................. 20 %
Gold HUI Tunnel Company sno eat S ~
n.. " ~. ~ - 49, ,nss n, .nd
80. ~, - % ~ raj s,ii s,,s' tsoId
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-13
1.rnE nIsrKIcr .oUsr OF TIE

V1THE nbStkICr sOu8r OS THE
\ Firrt judicial District Of the siste Of Nevada.
In AID ,r the County Of 9 orey.-H0hMiSD' q
GRl0hON ass MT HIS IREDlTuR6.-No-
CO 70 Creditors of lnsolvpnt lin ths matter
OF the petition Of Hotmi.das G,ignon. ~ insol.
vent debtor Purpuant TO IN order OF the Hon.
Richard Rising. Judss Of the said Dislries
Uourt. po,ics 10 hereby Given 70 ell the cred
itov of the esid insoivsnt. H. rmisdss 0r,gpon,
10 b and appe-r before the said Judge. In open
Court. at the Courtroom Of said Court, st the
Court House. In said county. on the Tehth day
VI FEbRU .kY. 4. d. 1881. at 10 o'c och a. 4.
of that d.y. then o. d there TO show esuss. n
sny they can. why ths prayer Of said insolvept
should mol be Rranted. and an as~ignme.s Of
his estate Be mads. and he Be DISCHARGED nom
his dsbts and liabilities, In putsusoce Of the
proyislons % TIE ssstuts IN such case made and
proyidei; and IN the meantime all pfvceedings
ssainst said ineolvrnt b staS ed.
Ritneps my hand md The seal Of sead Court,
ri tsnfh al, Of Jsnnsxy, 4. .. 1851. -
fpSAii ia xAHAkkY, olsft.
NH. Q. Tsoafspn, Depaty olsrk
3.H. WK11oHxn. Attornsy tee Insolvsnt.
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