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ST. LOUIS.
The Talbott Roys 90 Hang as the Gov
ernor Refuses to Interfere.
o.u.n.t IN tha Harald

specisi 70 the Herald.
st, Louis July 1s.-AIbert and Charles K.
Talbot, who muro ereo their fiiher. something 9
I'm two years aso. will be h. nged az Msry-
Vile, n. dsway onuuy y, this staie, on Fdday
next. IN cuiive clemeocy saved them
from the Rallows osce before, bot
the goverr or SAYS positively he Will not
Interfere again. II has sent a tier to N
sheriff OF the county, directing him 20 make
the Bece sAry preparations 30 the hanging.
The goy,ri.Or ssy 9; LET your preparation be
a. ample iD detail 80 they were before Sum
MONS a sufficisnt number Of guards 10 pres
erve the .Peace. and i9sure On
pisns. rusI the morbid euri'slty
Of the psople has sufficiently sbaied 20 lessen
the crowd Of spectators, but this bop
should q prevent ample preparation for any
.msrgency. -
News from the western part n the state is
n the II Ct that TO trase Of the dare deyiis
who committed the recent train ROBBERY nrv-
a. vet been uud. Several gsngs are out
makinz q prefenre Oi sesr-hiug for tn m
The rascals played abold game for sma
st kss Tue agsnt Of tn cNpr-ss company
here 20 d soar CO resp0ndstt to-daF ihai th-
net r-suu Of the "a y 70 the rOhbsrs wa Only
sfr hundred d0liars, that bsiuE al re cssn
thsv ct. Th--e wts a-th1u- -snd d0l ars in
cnerks tnker, bat they vii DO tue rnb0srs Dc
god, q q - re rorted st the lime they uetk-
ened at their work before robbing The psssen-
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RevOiutiOnist Congress

London, July 10 "A meeting, calling Itself
the revolutionary congress, was held IN Lon
don last nisht. Delega es from vari' us parts
of Europe ard America representing the On
treme demo cratic party iden lied with Herr
Most, the inpris ned socialist, W ~ present;
about 100 ate ded Mos.ly Uort men, and
display ed IT fl gs Nh. Lecomp G, an an .r-
lean lady Ce,eSate desc ibed tue dl 'apprtnt-
ments Ia small farmers goipg We nAd the
lus .ry pro isPs of I'm grant sg tIts, ani
how great cspi nj SITS ~ p,es, ssion oi railwa,
oppr. set lanorers and rai-ed the price OF foOd
in the seal Jar states.
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Syracuse, Y, July l9.-The Weiting
opera house buildings Il the centre 81 the cit, ,
oi of the best OF buildinis, containing one o
the hsudsomest ope a. honsrs In ths State.
took fire this morn ng and was wholly de-
6 roy Il wi hin two hours 1t ma been the
most dlsas rous fra in Syracuse wi hin thirty
years The tlmateu loss is upwarts o
So q, 0lC. ully fifty tenants Occupie the BLOCK,
all OF whom are losers to a considerable
amount The block WAS four
stories high, covering half an acre, and was
valued at 300 600. The uther p incipal losers
are M TO lows Rosenbl pon Bros. sho- deal
ers, loss $50 900, ,urance 500 900 G W. Ing
alls & Co shO. deaers, loss 49,, 900, insurance
5000 O.; Ever on, Frsbie Co., hardware,
loss S50, 600, insurance "a 600; Giles Everson,
priva, books loss 0, 90, no lnt urance; 5. +
Z cree q Co., crocktry, damaged Dy
water and fire, loss $4,000, in
surance covers The lCss; G. h. Shutiucu,
saloon, loss $40 900, insurance $50, O; Charles
j. Powe g, orugs, loss $4,000, insurah ce
SS 500; e. Il CrawIoot & co., seeds and agri-
cult ural implements, loss $4,000, Insurance
SO ,O0J. Warner d Co., and II any other ofnces,
we're but slightly insured, The New fofs
State Banking col pany saved its money a. d
papers Half d. zen p, rsons Were more Or less
Injured by filing walls aud debris. 1t is
feared that one or two persons Ier shed ln Inc
flamrs This is the third time 10 twenty-five
years that the buildir rs on this aite have been
burned.
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Mnhone,. Esrce. Incren.ed.

HaIrisonburg, va, July 1.-Two members
Of the state republican central committee who
have heretofore acted with General wickhAm
and the straightouts, have re emily come out
In favor Of fusion wi h Mahone's forces, and
Fermsi, United rtaies revenue collector In the
bth virginia district, heretofore q stro z
s,raieht out republican, has also declared hls
Adherence 10 ihe coalition with Malone.
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Lordon, July 49, The Daily Telegraph un-
derstab ds that Mr.. Parnell will not particl-
pate In opposition to the land commission.
, Sir Michael Hicks has removed his motion
In regard to the Transvaal from the order
book Uf the house of commons, though there
will bs a partial discussion OF the motion AZ
his sess on. / is understood that full d b4te
will be deferred until next session of parlla-
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RrenlOud.
snecIol TO the Herald.

Bremond, July l9.-Thtr' were eleven ielor
convictions at the recent term OF the distric
c'''4yt In this countv. three Tor mur6er, yet
the hi ID st penalty was ten years In the peb-
itentiary. J Morrow. formerly OF D-fton,
WAS convict, " bigamy, Ind sent up Tor
three years.
The mineral well boom continues TO grrw In
interest O Il proportions. The Bennett mlt e.
raj we'll near towu changed bands to-day and
modinu, buiIdirg, with ali modcrl Water
iag ace appliances foi the accommodation OF
VlEitOra.
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neath nfmniIIY. The KID s.

Chicago, July ia dispatcn from Los
Vegas says that the ooroner's jury on the body
Of "B,lly the Kid" returns "a verdict Of JUS
tifah'e homicide, coupled with tue stat4mrnt
that Pat Garrett deserved the thanks Of the
whols comm unity for Kidding the coun ryUfthe
desperad1. The X d" was card ees youth
of 2l year,, and was born IN New York. His
bossI was that he hsd killed a man for every
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The irish Land Bill.

London, July l9.-The lrilh party in the
house of lords seem MT quite so hostile to the
com missio ne,s under the land Lii on tecond
thought, as 1t first appeal ed to be though
O'Dpnnell, who at tim seems more ex-
treIne h an even ParIeli decla, ed all of them
unacceptable, and says the home rulers viii
ubstruct the appointing clause. The Gonserv-
atives ara not di satisheu, as MIR. D I'M Il
Vern n, WHO Is business member, is the
confidential gent of two Coz. serv.tve peers
1t is believe that the appoihtme wi smooth
a way for the bill in the house OF lords.
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News from the TransvaaI.

London, July 19.-The correspondent OF the
Standard at Durham says telegrsm from
Pretvia state that the terms of the convention
between Eng gand and the 1ransyaal. settled by
royal 6 mmissiun. rs. gives the Boz rs the isl {
to elect the volB esraed and president The
re ,ty reserves to suzeraiU tn, right of deciar-
Ing W r. The whole OF the TraEsv4ai is to be
retrOueded. .
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Rurnet.
Special to the Herald.

Burnet, July lo.-Fine rains have fallen all
over the county Farmers are happy. The
corn cr5p has been cut hort, but The small
grain crops are uuusually good. Prospects
a G fsliering for good co toh crop; -
b 1 on account Ht r. in was broken up, Ter:
vices continuing at The church. Several
prominent m inlsters were pr sent. ABOUT Ten
or Twelve couvt r.iOns up TO date
The railroad boon still continues. STOCK IL
being taken liberally.
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ALBANY Affairs.

Albany, July 10 --Tne joint convention met
at noon, and voted on the short term vacancy
In the United States senate as follows: Lap.
ham 6s, Potter 4H, Conklipg 2S, Woodford
Neces cary to q choicei2
The chair decided that no choice had been
speaker Sharpe moved an adjournment which
mOtiOn carried.
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Tunis. Juiy lss-An unsuccessful tttempt
vas made last eveninE 10 shOot two editors of
sufi-nlui-tsrial pspers, On TIE rubiic prone
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HrenhaIn.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Rrepham, July l9.-s. s. Hoses, a cilizen
OF Texas sin. ls46 died to-day, aged IL.
He was a wealthy an prominent man
Atm o,c ok last night Jam Butie 's frame
residence w.s burned by an incendiary.
Ioss $500; Insurance $3.50.
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cItIlAA 70 III AArAAAAf
Shreveport, July 1s.-Wssh Ailsn. absgTo
vas tsksn from the Hsushsl3 jri. sboui mio-
night last nis n. ~ thrss Or four hundrsd
masked men and ear led ~ n = s~0fts
sore, 81 KlnFsto1. q ranEe-. He vas ar
- I'd fur klllinE nn1 rybtdrr Sootf entr cay
nfrhf. He was ernpl1y-d o. sc1ffs ulace,
ar7dfrrsb bod wns fouDd. suDdaT. On ~
ep- hs vors ssturdaT ntgot. an1. also Fc1c
Wssch was fouDd IN his purte.
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An EupawemeDt near Srax.

Paris, July l9.-A oispatrh fr m Tunts
states that there was an engagement; on Sat-
urday ne-r Sfax. The insurgent les der with
100 NJ tives of riaX aud 900 arab horsemen
we're reported to have beeu killed.
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ID. w BLISS.
j. X. BAgNEs.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.

Official bulletin, 7 p. m.-The pres dent
passed an excellent day, and the aitt rnOoD
yer has been less than on ary day since he
wae wounded. at p. M. his pulse was 92;
temperature 9S 3; respi alton 10. ct tha pres' =
cut his pulee Is So; temperature %; respird-
t on 10.
The following telegram was sent to-nisht by
The aItenrng physicians 10 the G c,nsuiIii
surgeons Drs. Hamilton and AgneW; Las
mic n iect Oi OF one-eighth of a grain OF
sripha of morpnia He slept well dun ing the
night. He continues to take Of hulphute, qul
MIA. IN three grain do'es, thrice oa ~, ana Las
creaseI fever of yesterday proved only ttmpo-
rary, and he has passei d bitter day to-day
than any since he was IL jureo. The wound
looks wetl, and is discharglng hCalthy pus
freely"
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cbie-go, Ju'y 10 "A dnrssch nom Es1sss
OtJ. NJ, s.ys Jam= Bri ges. nr cd sosui
SO cornrarinr 81 Frsrout, snd the Err
ne plhinss n dsn<s nEs1 ninsty-sE.
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Lynche,i.

Nashville, Tenn, July 10 Houston Turner
colored. who committed an Outrage on white
woman on the h, was taken from Murfrees-
boro Ill last night by mob and hanged. lie
cOnfrssei his crime.
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LoBaon, Jaiy % In oouvsrssfion to-a-y
- srctblsbop q Csntsrbury ssio. -Ihs
lnrt suditss vords q Dean sta-lsT wre. =
Fnvs labnrsf nrrl1 marg frailtlea nr1 mucn
ers.f eerfrs 81 reliEiCus anc nntto-nl nfs n
fruiy lfhe-rl aririt.
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A NEW yorK pERA II USE BURNED.

New York July, 10 Near a whole square,
includi the " ei ing opera, house, at syra,
cuse, mas been destroys ed by fire, which IS still
burning. Some estimates make the loss one
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NEWS NOTES.
THE DAYS D0INGs GENERALLY


Washington, July l9.--lh following balle-
tin was sent this II orr II 6 to he cabiaet Oh
Gcers by the presidents private secretary:
Executive Mansion, s a. m. Slightly In
creased febrile rhe. which was ho'
dne 10 any unfavor BILE change
In the condition of the
wound has entirely disappeared this morning,
and at this h ur the presi EMS pulse ls w.
with uormal temporal a.uEe and respiration. lie
rested w. II during the night, and at one time
slee piI G three anu q hall hohis without v AZ
ing, r. d Is now feelli bright and comfortable
There will be slight change In his diet,
81 mething else beirg sub tilutyd ior the po' a.
toes and oatmeal which has been fou nd un
satie factory. oo
Ufficial bulletin, Executive Mansion, $3.50 a,
1.-The pres ident has assed q very go)u
night ana this morn ing he ID free from fever,
aud expresses himself Hs feeling quite com
rtabls. Pulse, W; temperature, SS; respira-
ID. w BLISS.
j. X. BAgNEs.
J. j. WOODWARD.
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sHERIFF's SALES.
sHERJFF'S SALE.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
First judicisl Diftrict Of the State Of Ne
yads, In and for th. county Of Storey g. r.
HUBBELL. pisinuff, W. MRS. o. r. VIII
LIAMS. defendant. - Under and BY virtue
on An order OF sale and decree iorsciosin9 .
certain mortgage upon the resl state herein.
Of the Fir.t judicial District, in and for the
county Of storey State Of Nevsds.on The Sth dsy
Of October, A. u. lssi, In The above entitled &C.
tion, wherein O. p HUBBkLL, the above.
named plaintiff. obtaiped ludsmen. ana
q, cree against sid MRS. 9 P. WiLLIAMS, %.
fsndant. on the 9th dsy Of Juns' a. y: no!, iot
SiilT ~ thereof from June 6th, 1881, q the nate
of two (2) per cent. per month TIL paid, ana iof
the sum OF fts 90 taxed costs OF suit, and Tor
the further sum Of 80 10 CLERKS eccruing oosts.
and expenses Of sale: which teid decree nas
been recorded BY the Clerk Of said Court IN
decree am commanded 10 cell oil that certain
LOT OF parcel OF lsnd situated. lying and BE-
ipa In tbs city Of virKinla, county OF storey,
State Of Nsvads, described - follows: 70 VIE;
Lot number eight is) In Block one Hundred
and Nine Qoal. hsngs 1 - - v,as,u, s,a Io"n com. On
mencing twenty lao) feet north Of the south.
west c0rner OF raid lot; running thence north
TWENTY-FIVE (25) iset; theDce east nfty (b0) feet;
thence south twenty-five (2e) feet; thsnoe west
nity tc0D feet 10 the place OF beginning;
Public notice Il hereby Eiyss tnss on ,si' .ne
between the hours Of O'Clock A. Y. and .
O'Clock r. M-viE: at - O'Clock noon-l VIII
cell all the rsht, title, claim and Interest o. the
said defendant. MRS. q. p. WILLIAMS, which
sns had TO the same on she Sd day OF MAY. a.
d. 1910. or which she has acquitted at any time
sipce. In front OF tue Oourt.house doors, IN
vireinis. Storey county, Nsvads, o. public suc.
ton, for cash In hand. 70 the hiyheet and osss
bidder, TO satisfy said Judgment and decree.
with interest and costs and scciulpg costs OF
rsls, In United States gold coin.
WM. J. HANKS,
Sheriff OF Storey county, Nevada.
BY ]. Z. MCDONALD. Deputy sheriff.
Dated virginia Oity. October D. 1851.
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ruNNELs.


There is no authority Of law for tunnel
location 5000 by 1900 feet. A proper loca.
lion Is the width Of the tunnel for 5000 feet.
There IA no provision Of Law for patent.
inc tnnnel locations, but lodes discovered
IN running . tunnel may be patented In
like manner - other lodes.
The right 10 granted 70 tunnel owners 70
1900 feet Of each blind lode. not previously
known to exist. which may be discovered
In their tunnel.
when q lode is struck or discovered for
the arst time In running . tunnel, the
tunnel owners have the option Of record
ing their claim Of 1900 feet all on one side
Of the point Of discovery or intersection
or partly on one aide thereof and partly on
the other.
Prospecting for blind lodes !, prohibited !ss
ON the line Of . located tunnel, while the
tunnel IL In progress. but other parties sle
in no way dsbsrred from prospecting iof
blind lodes or running tunnels. so long -
thoy keep without tho line OF such tunnel
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ruE soso OF the HOOP sKIRr
Hoop. iai Hoop. lai

Hoop. lai Hoop. lal
Here We are sgain.
Qstting round the ladies like
Ahsm-ths naughty men;
Clsspipg tight their little waists--
oh. but doa't ws smile
To hear the darlings tell us
We are Just about their style
We're greeting old'scqu.intaness--
How are you. Bustle. dsar'
I zee you still keep modsstly
A.hanging In the rear. -.
Miss Csrset. all your bones are well!
And, ah you may be gay.
For you, unlike a. skeletons.
Must with the birdiss-stay.
And, whyi old bosom friend Just
shake
You never we're forgotten;
You stick in front. but are you wsilf
You look % white - cotton
But Who are al those strangsrsy
Introduce me. am glad
This skirt.ses am dropping
Il 70 you. Miss Livsrpad.
oh. isn't 10 delightful 70
Be one Of you again.
Protecting tinid ladies
From the squetzes Of the menl
Add yet. our taking on must come,
Though we're a. true - steal;
Some pstty.goat In some back lot
Will make OF ~ meal.
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
l. Hill do ordsin:
SECTION I. An annual I'd vslofem tax Of one
and one quarter per centum upon the value Of
taxable property within the Town OF Gold HUI
II hereby levied and directed TO bs collected ior
town purposes upon the ssseesed vsiue Of Ill
such taxabs property made taxable BY The laws
OF this u tate for Stats and county purposes, In.
Guiding the net proceeds Of the mines.
sEc. 3. The taxes levied by section Of this
ordinance, and TO be assessed and collected In
accordance win the provisions of an ordnance
entitled, IAN ordln,nce 20 provide for the levy
and collection OF AIee on real and personal
property within the Town OF Gold Hi" passed
April lS, 1851, and also. an ordinance entitled,
An Ordinance 10 provide for the time and
manner OF asoertalning the value OF the net pro.
ceeds Of mine, for the purpose OF taxation, and
10 provide for tho collection OF such taxes.
Presldsnt OF the Board OF Trustees OF the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: W. q. HIDE, CLERK Of the Board.
Al meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of the
Town OF cold Hill. hold April ~. 1881, Ordi.
nance No. lis was passed BY The following vote;
Yess-Tru.tsss Mercer, Dsuehy. lemsry and
President Fox.
Absent-Trustee McCurdy.
10 W. q. HYDE. Clerk.
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such as you must all feel within yourselves
that gratifying reminder that - public
servants you have performed the duties
incumbent upon you and have proved
yourselves deserving the confidence Of the
people Of Gold Hill. L. T. Fox.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
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Bal. in Co. Treas. June 80. 1881. $56.7so "a
Respectfully submitted.
WIN. N. BRENNAN.
Auditor Storey county, Nevada.
Virginia, Nevada, July 8, 1881. IL
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A Grass Widow.

A Salepisn parish clerk seeing wo-
mas crossing the church'ysrd with .
bundle and wstsring-esp. followed her.
curious to know what her intentions
might b, and discovered that she vas
Q widow Of . few months standing.
Inquiriss what she vas Rsing to do
with the wsssrins.pot. shs informed
hin that she had begged some grass
seed to SOW upon her husbands
grave, and had brought q little water
70 make IL sprins up quickly. The sisrk
tsld her there Was no occasion Tor her to
take that troubis-ths grave would be
green in good time. "Ah. that may bs. !"
vas the frank reply; "but my poor hus.
band msde me promise net to marry
again ln,il the grass had grown over his
grave; and having . good ofisr. don't
vish to break my word or keep a. am
lonssr than I can help"
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the AR CONAUT,
An AMERICAN JOURNAL
Politics, Literature, Society and
Satire.
PUBLISHED AT SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

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u Journal OF American ideas and literature.
n n thoroushly independent In It's editorial
stvs ,he best pncinc coast literature oetsinable.
- vsli 81 The current good things Of the prsss.
n n pablished wsslly 81 o. per year; ea -
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A truthful slitor-Says an exchange;
.'Ss mseh space 10 today given to sdi'
torial matter that large amount Of In
tsrsstisg reading 10 crowded out" The
editor 10 frank. at al events, and should
Be hopersd accordingly.
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Csrsful housskssper at breakfast
tsSls-"Bridget. Bridget. there. ny
in the ROOM" Bridgst-"Yes. indade.
man. ksow there 10; II got IN this
noruin' vhin me back Was turned"
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mo THE HONORABLE BOARD OF
County Commissioners OF Storey
county, Nevada:
GrSrLxxrS-In conformity with the re-
auirements Of law, I have the honor 70
submit herewith my Quarterly Report
exhibiting O full statement OF al re-
ceipts and disbursements for the quar-.
ter year ending June so. 1881.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand April so, 1873 7S,77e 70
Salary Fund Receipts from
s.Is a,ste and countv licenses. 6,792 "a
Delinquent taxes 1880 ........ 2ol u
teh ah.rpon por ..... ''a" . 90 10
poIi t.rss 1891. 6,l6i 90
Virginia General Fund Re-
ceived from City Treasurer.
Sl2,059 81; from sale Of city
licenses, 81, ,087 co.. ......:.. lS.lA8 81
'Is Reserved from from City Treasurer l.Oos 40
Virginia Fire Dep't Pund-Re-
ceived from City Treasurer. ITO W
Gold Hill General Fund-Re-
ceived from Town Treasurer,
sSso CO.. ................... I'LL 4s
Net proceeds Of mines-First
quarter 1881. .............. o,40o ~
INDECENT Fund-Money found
on INDECENT at County Hos =,
pital.. ................'.' AZ
Total receipts. s................ sl0y.tzO ~
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AM ORDINANCE.

To Amend Sso'i'n Periy.ere OF an Ord''
n~ncs Of the Town Of Gold Hill, I'm
titled "An Ordla.nce to FIX aad Col.
lcct q License Tax Uren Certain
Trades and Busiuess Within the Ger.
pornts Limits Of the Town OF Geld
Hiii,u Passed April 23, 1877.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-12
ANNUAL REPORT

or shs President or the Board OF
trustees Of she Tows u eo'"
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Or. 4. CHAPMAN.
SuR q GoM.p GnrIsr,

TRon NxvApA oTrY. oAIlI0R
: Ma. Psrnanmtly ioestsd 8 vtr3R
einia cisy. One. ibp SOUTH s1nkk1'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-12

Buys and sells Exchange and Tslegrsphie
Issues Commercial and Trsvslsrs
Credils. This bank has special facilities fof
dealing In bullion. Au
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THE EVENING NEWS
Pueiishsd every day Sundays excepted.
N rHE NEWa PU8LlsAIN0 CO.
q Entered Al the Gold Hill postofnee
- sscond-clAss matter.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
OF TIE
COUNTY AUDITOR
STOREY COUNTY
FOR THE -
Quarter Ending June soth. 1881.

OFFICE oy COUNTY REcoRDER
AND Ex.OrFioIo AUDITOR,
Storey County. New.
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To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of the
Town Of Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements Of the Charter OF the
Town Of Gold Hill. herewith submit
report Of the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April 10, 1881:
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
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NTY.FlvE cENIy PEI
Payable to the Carners.