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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-11
sLeoHs.

6AL0OHB.
FASHION SALOON.
CHRIS. wEIuEMAMn Il
Main Street, /. Cold Hin,
Opposite The NEW. Ones.
THrs oLp-EsrABLrsHsD AND POPULAR
4 resort u still the ~fsvorits. oomfors and
sport combtned. Tbs patrons Of The houss wiz
always ind the best brands Of
saANDY, WHISKY,
ALE, roRrsR. LAaxR.
WINES OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO, ClaARs. ETC.
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
BANK EXCHANGE,
In xaynsrd.s Block,
MAIN sraGGr - GOLD MIL.
A y1Rsr.cLAss SALOON IN RvxRY
a respect, q vsl = general resort TOT bod
TIE BAR 10 stocked With the best brands Of
WIats, LIQUORS AMI oiaARs
. Z. =. MCKINNEY. Prsprisssr.
CIB8ON'8 SALOON,
MAI. Street. Geld niii.
FIRST GLASS IN kvsRY RESPECT.
Reading and Club Rooms.
Tho patrons Of the House will b well rscslvsd
and served with the Finest OF
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
BY .PAP" ABBOTT.
Q W. D. O. GIBSON. Prsprissss.
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
AND MACHINE WORKS.
naa. street. Lever cold Hiii, New
Iron AND BRASS CASTINGS:
OF svssy vszisg made 70 ords.
HAyl JUST ADDED 10 NJ OLE
sstshlished Machine Worts the LARoRS1
aAMhER. I'll Of the latest and most improves
Construction, and an now prepared 70 Mar
snd Repair iii kinds and al sis:s Of
MILL 4 MINING MACHINERY
A. ths shortest notice and on ths most rsasos
ion aEoseR RNME1T. Proprietor
RENO FOUNDRY,
RENO, NEVADA.
TIME PROPRIETOR OF THE VIRGINIA
FOUNDRY. having purchased the 3 M
foundry, aLd consolidsfsd tt with The former
viii hereaftsr aye tue works the
Reno Foundry and Machine Works,
This sstablishmsnt 10 now prepared 10 do {
general toundy business. ineiuding svsy Do
scripton Of
Casunss 10 Irsu and Brass, Fsrsins
aud Machine WEEK,
Atlowsr prices than can b obtained elsewhere
Davings aud ss,im.tss iuruishsa when 70
b. strict attention TO business. and with {
thorough kuowlsdgs Of the work r,Quir, d. ths
proprietor hopes 10 merit the conndslcs OF ths
trads, and rsspect My soicirs the pairvnays o.
mill and mining men.
dsaa ANDREW FRASER, Prspr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-11

The Pos,onaes at Como. Palmyra Min
ing District, Lyon county. In this State.
has been discontinued By order Of the
Postmaster General Of Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-11
CHANGE OF FIR N.

+ HAvH THts DAY SOLD TO J. r. HALL
" my intses.t in the Pioneer Lsupdy:,
Virginia. Dsesnbsr I. 1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
Hon. j. w. rhrockmorton.

To the B1tor Of The Herald.
The election Of United States Senator will
soon take place in our state, and the imper-
lance of . suitable selection is widely and
deeply felt all through the broad domains of
Texas.
The incoming OF a new administration and
8 small republican majority in the house of
representatives, render experiences, states
manship and conservatism, while not depart
ing in any respect from thu trus doctrine of
tao democratic party, Of the utmost value;
especially when exercised by an old member
of the house Of representatives, acknowledged
by all to Do most popular in that body and
universally respected by his political oppo.
nents.
A gentleman oncn elected governor by the
people Of Texas, and turned out by federal
bsyonets, who has represented his district in
congress for two terms-and could have been
reelected as long as he dcsirel-who was
once bsSten for United States senator by one
vots-being mortifSng Sccident by some
Of those who cast their votos, ara testimonials
of the confidence Of tho pc pls ard his mark
ed ability, it is apparent that reforeaco 10
made to Governor j. W. Throckmorton.
What are his chief characteristics So
lidity of thought, which betokens the states
man of formor days; tirmness Of plrpols,
regardless of tho popular current where his
views and convictions ere fixed honesty and
patriotism, which have never been doubted
even b ! bis political opponents; the devel>
opment Of the resources OF his state, which
have proven mine OF immense wealth 10
the state introducing millions Of capital,
thousands of immigrants and sbundsncs of
labor, now enjoying in common with our
own people most remunerativs prices. who
consume our surplus of farming products
and last but not lOsst prominent in the state
in opening great highways for transportation
of all we have to sell or what we wish to
purchase.
Considering all these facts, recognizing hi;
ability and thorough integrity, we tyust the
the legislature will vote Govern Throck
morton seat in the United STATES senate
thereby showing . just appreciation OF whs
no has done, and guaranteeing from iii,
records Of the state sEd congress brigh
prospect for the future. WEST TEXAS.
WACO, December 81, 1889.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
OUT OF STYLE.

I'm old and respe ,tabls Ostrich
Was seized with wish to work cross-stitch-
al could cover my eggs
And ridiculous legs
With rugs and with mats, said the Ostrich.
b. she went to friendly red Heifsr,
And purchased some need es and zephyr,
soma canvas and crash,
And sosae burlap for cash,
For I.don' ssll on tru.t, !" said Mas Heller.
but when, casuplly, tina old Ostrich
Remarked tn atshs meant tn work c'oss-stitch,
Mics Red Heiier's smile
Made her feel that her style
Mas obso ete-e'en for an Ostrich.
laid Miss Hsirer ''My dsar Miss Ostrich,
1t emb oidery now Is the BOSS stitch
II you'll pardon toe slang
And il gives me pSnS :,
10 herr that YOU mean 10 work oress-sutcn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

A hstchet.faced woman of about Afty-ons
summers, with q wealth Of freckles in her
face and snuff stick in her mouth, got into
. crowded car on G ,lveston avenue. There
were half dozen gentlemen on the car, but
none Of them offered to give her scat
After she had waited y reasonable time sho
said: "Ef eny of you gsloots is wsitiR' for
me to squat in Yer laps, you are barkin' up
the wrong tree, for want you to understand
Pm lady" A dread that she was not in
earnest caused six gentlemen to l,ave the
ear.-Galyeston News.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
Office OF ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR
Dallas, Texas, Dec. 10, 1880.

All'persons owning or having in their poses
sion as agent of another any personal property
or cal estste subject to municipal taxation,
are CURED to render the same at This Office
between the first dy of January and the Nrst
day of February, 1881. All parties owning
such property, or having 1t under control,
shall render list of the same, together with
It's cash V lue; and who shall be required to
make alldayit to the truth and correctness of
the same Any one fall 10 render said
properly as above shall be liable to fine not
exceeding
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
DIR. S. EAGAN.

Having permanently located In Dallas, re-
spec Tally offers his professional services to
the community.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
FOR RENT.

DOR kEET--The Bennett hiSe house, in rear
u of John Potts grocery store, In front Of
Pacific depot S iteble for produce store;
will hold 8, 600 of com. For particu-
lars, iuqulte OF John Br WHINE, 1857 Elm ST.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
FIFTY DOLLARS and COSTS.

All merchants In the city are required within
the same time 10 furnish to the Assessor and
Collector, AT his office, n statement, verified
BY affidavit, of such amount of all goods,
merchandise and wares owned, or kept on
hand for sale by such meTchsn. on the first
day OF January. ANY merchant falling to
comply with this recruitment shall be liable
as above provi ie1.
] G. ROGEL,
Assessor rra collector
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
THIS is THE LINE

That runs a Pullman Sleeping Gar between
Fort scott, Kansas, and Quincy, III.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

I OST- On Christmas day n gold locbet and
NJ gold chaiu, md large clineo brooch,
set in rold. ANY one finding these articles
and delivering Them TO sles6rs. jones y Muir
pnrey, 100 Man street, Dallas, will ba ilber-
ally rewarded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

yKT ANTED-A good cook in small family.
w Good wages paid Inquire at business
Office of Herald,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
(IsF.

II OST--Jenualy lsJ, eitheron Longs lake or
A. pond, this side of Turtle creek, on ID Il
W Il. r., tbrre ten dollar bills. The finder
may Eeep one If he will return the Their two.
Address II . care Herald office
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

NAJ ANlED-Fonr first class carpenters.
w Fir,tcass wages and steady employ
ment to good men. Apply to or address'J Il
Minor. contractor and builder, Corsicaua.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
ONCE: 7I3 Maia street.

Residence, Grand.windsor hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
TWENTY, 1--WE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.


NJ OTICE--The pn1lie is hereby notified that
N a certificate Of deposit payable to my
order for one huncred and eighty-seven dol
lar issued by Exchange bank, Nov. 0, 1880,
and numbered S26, was stolen from me lew
days since. | have never endorsed, trans
ferred or IN any wise disposed of the same.
Being unable to WRITE any endorsement rpon
1t Is forgery, and ali persons are notified not
20 negotia for the purchss Q of said certificate
the Officers are now In close pursuit of the
thief. Fannie Holland.
NOTICE - Advert scments may be handed
IN into our business Office up to s p. IN 4,
ana into the composing room m TO | a. m.
NJ OTICG--A RARE CHANCE-On one hun
IN dred dollars will buy the o. ster stand
called 1.-THE Little Oyster Bay" now doing r
good psying business The best location in
the CT of " eaIheriord Satisfactory res sons
given for telling out Cali or address S. & s.,
box ass, Weatherford, Il xas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

AZ ANlED-ro sell or exchan city prop
w erty in Denton, Texas, for mel chandlse:
cry goods p eielrea. Also, wan'e d-to find
a good paying location for q physician, q regu-
lormation,J. W. X, care Lock Box, No. 2s6,
Denton, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

NY ANTED--To sell cheap for each, or trade
w for Dallas city orerty, 200 acres OF
farming and pasture land in ia rant county.
Apply TO Frank Wheat, 707 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05

NV AN1kD-lnfurmation OF Johu Leslie
w Quig. ION of William Quig, deceased
ormerlS OF Philadelphia, VINO ls entitled 10 a
mall sum Of money. Address the Penna
Co, Tor Insurance on Lives and Granting An
nuities, 43l Cheslnut 81, Phladtlphia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NM ASTED-A young man with l2yeRrs bus
w mess experience, astranger in the city,
quick M correspondence, and has the hest OF
references, Address, John True, this office.
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03

long night of debauchery and cor,
ruption. Dat was standin' by dc
partyl
Z" saw ministers Of de gospel cast
votes fur drunkards, libertines an
outlaws of society. Dot was sup
portin' de principle!
e" saw de honest, decent men ol
Detroit arrayed on one side, an de
thugs, thieves an loafers on de odder
an de honest, decent men war swept
away like chat bcfo' gale. Dat
was an illustration Of de beauties o.
de 'lective franchisc."
"But won't do it agin. sab,
pleaded Brudler Perkins.
"You kin sot down quietly re.
marked the president Dat sam,
night | beard aldermen bsnlin' Ike
mules bekase some favorite candidate
had bees pulled frew wii de aid Of
money an whisky. Citizens who
wouldn't lct YOU in at de front daal
rolled in de mud dat night ike hogs
Men who have sons to bring UP met
an shook hans an rejoiccd ober dc
'leckshun Of candidates who know
de way into ebery saloon an poker
room in Detroit, Blame you, Brud.
der Perkins blame you fur follerin
de example of leadin' white folks:
No, sahl Go an sot down an feel
proud dat you come so nigh bcin' an
eminent citizen!'
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
NGtice!

BY VIRTUE OF "a deed Of Trust TO me exccU,
ted on the 18Th day Of August, 1873, by 4
darrell, 5. q Harrell, u X Piitnan, l.. A
ritlman, e. {. IlRrcell and Mary Ilarrell 10 Sc
cure John tatron IN rtain Indebtedness there.
IN -scribed I, the undersigned, as Trustee,
Will, on Tuesday the
BIRD DAY OF JANUARY, 1882,
sell TO the highest bidder, for Cash In Hand, In
front Of the Court house door, IN the town Ol
Osceola, Arkansas, within lawiui horrs of said
day, the following de cribed tracts of lands ly-
log in NJ ssssiIpi ,ounty, Arkansas. 'o-wit.
Fractional all of scctiln twenjy-siX d all oi
Ira rio al sect on twenty-throe, except that part
heretofore s,ld TO Mls ~u.ah tearns, tnow Gu E
thri,l ana ali of f. cti nal sections twenty four
and twenty five lying west Ot 1ouug's Bayou,
exc ~ that part heretofore sold to Mrs - uh
-t,arus NOW Guihre, ry u Il pitimnu and
Oth,rs. Iii lyu- in luw ship Eleven d B North
of hupge ion bul East boz said County Mis-
si.sipll. ana 1tttt of Arh.W.l-.
D. titlr o. said land believed fU hg gu6d n.'
| shall cell and convex Trustee of|y.
CHARLES BOW LN.
Drc. mhti lst lssI Trustee.
i--3-L rrg.lr- f.e. Sl-.a.
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03

De,ro, Free Press
~ would like to spoke few words
to Telescope Perkins, if he am in de
hall tonight" said the president as
the meeting opened.
The brother wiped off his mouth
and advanced to the platform, and
Brother Gardner continued:
Brudder Perkins, l met YOU at S
O'Clock in de evenin' on 'leckshun
night"
"Yes, sah."
"You war what de white folks call
slowed"
"l'ze mighty sorry, sah."
"You were full Of glory. You felt
dat you had saved de kentry. Your
clothes war all mud. Your breaf
smclt of skunks, an you had TO jump
up an down an whoop to keep from
Dustin yer biler."
slots o white folks was dom de
same, sah."
"Sartin-sartin. You, an old ex.
slave, unable to read or write, was
only followin' in de footsteps Of in.
telligent, eddeoated white men
Brudder Perkins, | war walkin
round ON 'leckshun day. an saw
some curious things. | saw citizen,
who would not swallow ten drops o
whisl<ey if life depended on it, wot,
fur men who hev sold the pizcneC
stuff ober de bar fur Vars. An da
was savin' de kentry.
81 saw men who would turn a ser
want gal out doors ON winters night
if dey heard scandal bout her
walk up to the polls an vote fur mel
who rent from two to half dozcl
houses to women of bad character
| Dat was gwine it straight!
/" saw men whose wives am break
in der hearts ober dc waywart
course of beloved sons, walk to dt
winder and stick in ballots fur candi
dates who am in cahoots wild black
legs and de steady patrons of gam
bling houses, Dat was de glory o
politics!
81 saw christian men. who pra'
agin vice and shed tears ober d,
wickedness of society, vote fur can
didates whose private lives am ont
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
Feed Store.

Mr.. James Hamilton has opened {
Feed Store in his new building op
posite the Court house. This is 4
new line Of business in Osccola, ano
will supply want long felt. lli'
stock is ample to meet all demands
and will he sold at reasonable rates
Patronize home enterprise. See
his card in another column.
Mrs. Lucas and children left las,
Tuesday on visit TO relatives in
Lauderdale coanty, Tenn. While
waiting for boat, at the Planters
house, one Of Mrs. Lucas little girls
fell from the Portico to the ground,
a distance of 10 or 12 feet. striking
on her head; the fall, as may well be
imagined, stunned her for few mo-
mcnts, but was soon all right again.
Mr.. J. w. Rhodes, Of Golden
Lake, made us pleasant call vcster-
day evening. Among other iteirs
Of information, he stated that Mr..
Samuel Pittman, doing business at
Louise, had failed, and his creditors
were issuing attachments as fast as
they could get there. Mr.. Rhodes
ordered a copy of the Times sent one
year to Miss l.. A. Pulliam, Bartlett,
Tenn.
From a Mr.. BrinLle, Of Upton
County, we learn that a man named
Frank Miller, was attacked by three
negroes last Monday night near Me-
Ferrin's Mill. One of the negroes
cut him across the breast with a
knife; another choked him, while
the third one robbed him of 81 1000
in cash and notes to the value of
$1,000. The robbers made their es-
cape.
The mail-carrier from Marion,
Crittenden County, who came up last
Tuesday, got himself into trouble.
He stopped for the night at Mr.. Jno.
Barney's, and the next morning see
ing some of Robt. Barney's clean
Undertaking neatly ironed and
folded, on trunk, concluded to APP
propriate them, and proceeded to
put them on. After breakfast, Robt.
went up stairs to put on the garments
when he discovered that they were
gone. Going up town, he found the
mail-carrier, and on examination
found his clothes on his person. The
young man now pines in Jail. Can't
Crittendcn county send an honest
man with the Mail? This is the sec
ond thief that our officers have had
to jail since this twinkling star route
has been established.
The following explains itself:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2S, 1881.
JNo. \. LovEwELI,
OsCEoLA, ARK.
Dear Friend: Accept this Rifle
from the friends whose names are on
the stock. May your aim with it be
as true as your aim is to make your
friends have an agreeable and pleas
ant time,
On the stock of the Rife referred
to, an improved Winchester, appears
a silver plate, with the following in
scription;
JOHN A. IovEWEIL,
Compliments of
+. II. LIDY, a. MERRIMAN,
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
Shcrin's sale Of Real Es-
SS,C.

By VIRTUE ~ q writ Of Neniitioni Expopas
to me directed by the Clerk ul the Circuit Court
OF "ississippi county, viii AT the Court house
doo;, iu the fown OF o. -ceola, within legal hours
ON wednesd y the
2stH DAY OF LkCEMBER, 1851,
offer for sale TO the highest bidder, on a credit
OF Three months, the "a rth east quarter of sec
lion five 90, tOwGshp fifteen % north. range
eleven an east, In said COUNT, 10 satisfy n
judgement in said Court In favor OF W rm, ley
Il Goodman, W. j b, Lyer.y. for sli030 aud
cost Of suit Security will e required and lein
retained Tor the purchase money
W. Is. HAsklNR
December nd. 1881 sheil
Ed. H. Mahes, Atty for pltss.
l23-4t Printers Zee. S7,.O.
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
The Lime kIlsl Club.

c. I. LELAND.
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell DR.. Chase's Recipes. or Information
tor Everybody. IN every county ~ the United
States and Canadas. Enlargcdb by the publisher
tons Of society. \ wonderful book and house
hold necessity. II sells at sight Greatest in
ducemeuts ever offered to book agents. sample
copies sent By mall Postpaid, for ~, 90. xclu-
siye territory gifen Agtnis more than double
their money Address Dr, Clase's Steam Print
ing ouse, Ann Harbor, Michigan. 9-i7-3m
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
Come Vp and Settle,

Parties iniebted to the firm OF
J. l.. Driver & Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or to Dr. X. c.. Prewitt,
for Professional services, are mott
fled that their accounts are ready
made out, and awaiting settlement.
j. L. DRIVER Il Co.
The Osceola times., 1881-12-03
BUS1N ESS.
For sale!

At a bargain-bran new, never
been in usc--A Weed Sewing Ma
chine. Apply at this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-16
Communicated.
THE M. q NJ. UNION.
A Few Words Of Warning aud Advice

A Few Words Of Warning and Advice.
EDITOR NEWS: 1t is well known in
this community that for several weeks
this organization has been brewing
discomfort in this camp. The bona
fde. w~orkingmen of the District are
receiving good wages and the great
majority of them are contented with
the present rates. Why, then, / ask i,
should a few soreheads, and idlers who
will not work at any price, be per-
mitted to stir up discord in our midst?
The real workingmen are always the
losers in such cases, and the men who
foment discord aud discomfort lose
nothing, for the simple reason that
they have nothing to lose.
Mining companies, like other bust
ness men, will not, and should not,
permit irresponsible outsiders 10 run
their business. When it comes to
thatthey should invoke the protection
of the law and receive the cordial
support of every good citizen.
OF course, no one Will deny the
right Of mechanics and oilers to form
unions and say what rate of wages
they will accept. It is equally the
just province OF employers 10 say
what wages they will pay. Ia case
the parties cannot mutually agree the
Union men have no other just re-
course than TO walk out and give way
10 those who are willing to work at
the companyis figures. Any other
course Is revolutionary and will only
end in disaster AMI ruin 10 those who
undertake it. Other people have
rights a. well as Union men, and l
am sure the majority Of II citizens
will mol countenance or uphold any
high handed course by anv set of
men against the mining companies,
who at best arc AZ present laboring
under many Disadvantages. The vel
fare of our whole community forbids
such a course. You have much u
lose aud nothing 10 gain by precipi-
tating a conflict altogether unneees-
sary and foolish at this time. Let
wiser counsels and reason prevail.
AN OLD CITIZEN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-16
Notice to Proer,y Owners

A Committee OF ~ciizons, interested
in procuring "A L. :. patent 10 the
town site of Cherry Creek, viii canvas
the town ON Monday mex TO collect
the necessary funds to defray the ex-
ponses incidental thereto. II is ex-
pected that all parties owning town
lots will respond 10 The call Of the
coinittee. Under our laws the Dis
triet Judge will receive the patent in
trust, and on application deeds VIII
be made out to the rightful owners.
The cost OF this patent will be $3.50,
and the Committee Lave figured the
pro rata at 9 each for lots on Main
street, aud 50 each on the back street.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-04-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
What Our County Dads Did at Their
Last Meeting.

The Board convened en- Monday, April 4th
all tho members prosent-and transacted
tbs following business
The superintendent Of Public Schools was
authorized to purchase certain stamps and
envelopes for use in his Office.
1t was ordered that Isaac Lugin BE- and he
is is hereby appointed Hospital Steward.
A petition being preeented from the tax
payers Of Road District No. l praying for the
redistricting OF said road. it is hereby or
dered that said Road District \ 0. | be b.
lished with boundaries as follows Com
mencing at the town Of Ward and running
e~astefly through nsndrie's pass to stevens
station; thence through oseeola to the juno
ton to b.. ). Lehman's ranch in snake Valley;
thence e~asterly to the State line. And it is
further ordered that j. X. Middleton DO and
be is hereby appointed Supervisor OF said
road district, upon his fling d good anu suit
cient bond in the sun OF 500.
a petition being presented from the AK
payers residing in Hhite River and vicinity.
praying for the esta blishnent OF a road dis
trict, it is hereby ordered that Road District
No. be established with boundaries as fol-
lows Commencing at the town of Ward. run
ming 10 v Iilow Creek On the Phoebe and To-
ano Road, III snce 70 the summit; thence
through Water Canyon 10 the Adam and
Maodoek's ranch thence 10 tho old McQuitty
place On u bite River; thence to George Eli
sons; thence through Sehellback 10 the SIX
milo House. and along what Is called tho El-
iisan grade 10 Hamilton. Aud it Is further
ordered that Z. VI. Ellison be and be is hero
by appointed Supervisor or said hoad Dis
triet, upon bis fling . good and sufficient bond
n the sum Of sJ0J.
It IS ordered that s823 be appropriated from
Road District W. l Fund for uss in repairing
and gradiug said road; also, that sl0o be ap-
propIiated from load District No. 2 fond Tor
use IN repairing saii road.
It's ordered that The district Attorney be
and ne Is hereby authorized 10 Inns
sui against any on al Of the delinquent ia Ses.
winch ID his Judgment ho nay think neces-
sary.
It IS ordered that the County Assessor be
and he j. hereby Allowed ono deputy for the
term Of i've months. at 81 PER day. Commits
sioner Flynn kthe wa,ea dog OF tho lieasary5
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