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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-12
GUARDIAN HUTcH1NGs.

BY request, addressed the meeting, and was
interrogated by several present. He described
the grandeur Of the valley and read from a
report by Mr.. 0lmstead, who laid out Central
Park, New York, and was once Yosemite
Commissioner, in which it was shown that
Alpine scenery and wonders are the great
support and source of revenue to the cantons
of the Swiss Republic, and supports nearly
all its industries, its hotels, railroad and
telegraph lines, mills and factories, and gives
a market for products of the ground and Of
hsndiwork From it the republic has its
largest revenues. Bavaria, by vast expendl-
tuTe to create artificial gardens, had increased
its revenues, and these two are annually the
resort Of tens of thousands of people from all
over the world. The groves and valley can
be made to draw tens of thousands OF people
to the State where Low they bring about
1000 annually. The trails should be made
free as rapidly as possible. He gave his
tory CT the building Of the trails. The 81
toll on the trails Is the source of much bitter
ness and humiliation. and all tourists blame
the State for it. Good roads are needed IN the
valley. Some ofthem are now very trylngtothe
system of nervous people. If made pleasant
more people would visit the valley, and they
would remain longer. The valley Is source
of pleasure to great numbers OF our own peo-
pie, and should be made as easily accessible to
all IN every part as Is possioie. ooAie ne"
bridges are needed to shorten routes of drive
in the valley. At the foot of the walls wood
and rock debris have accumulated in many
places and impeded the way. A thick un-
dergrowth has also shut off the view. This
needs to be cleared out, and when done, new
and surprising views will be opened up. The
States property extends for mile back of
the rim of the valley, all around it. 1t con-
tains sc, All acres. At the Big Tree Grove |
the State has 2640 acres. From the grove to |
the valley by road it ia thirty miles.
Mr.. Briggs-By an air line it is sixteen
miles.
Mr.. Hutchings-The grants are not ada
cent. The State should have the uplands
beyond the valley. Not long ago botanist |
sampled 600 different plants there Now the |
sheep have taken the ground, and few sam
pies can be had, and the sheep also iniure the /
edges of the trails. From the top of Sentinel |
Dome he recently counted
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ford. How is 1T, that your Hedg-
esville Reporter has not made any
notice Of IL?
Miss Ida Swayne from Balti-
more. Is visiting her friends Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. III. Dugan.
We understand that Mr.. VIM.
Cunningham. los. q very valuable
horse, some few weeks ago. IL Is
stated that he was hauling hay
from his place, 1.-THE Robinson
Farm) near Hsdgesvilla, to Mar
tinsburg, and while quilting up q
long hill. leading from his place
to the public road, the horse fell
dead, supposed TO be heart disease.
The little children of Mr.. Peter
Etch berger, who have been.quite i'll
for some weeks past. arc now i'm
proving, under the skiilfuIl treat
ment Of DIR. Andrew Leymaster.
On visit to Bedington Station,
short time ago, we observed a
very neat little building erected
by Mr.. Geo. w. Marshall, the en-
terprising and accommodating
merchant OF that place. and on en-
curing its purpose we were In
formed, that 1t was for q Tailor
shop, and that 1t was occupied by
Mr.. j. Mclaughlin, who Is now
carrying on the Tailoring business
NJ that place.
j. " Quinn, the newly elected
Assessor, will soon be around pry-
ing into the peoples private bust
ness. Van ought 10 be more mod
est.
Bill Logan, Philip Showers and
Decatur Hedges, all went out 10
Wheeling 10 see after the interest
of their friends. and set the great
wheel OF the State moving. Lo-
gan accomplished his mission, but
| have not heard how Phil and
Cate came out. / suppose Cross
from Jefferson was there. One
thing Bill, you ought to have done
while at the seat Of government,
and that was to prevail on our
lawmakers to pass law, taxing
dogs. TIME.
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Weather changeablc.

Weather changeablc.
Sleighing good--snow one foot
deep.
Tho Misses Swatz and Phillip
py are visiting friends in Pa.
Court sat at Falling Waters jan
uary 10Th. Two cases called and
decided very satisfactory.
Mr.. Watson is doing q good
trade at the Falling Waters store.
Mr.. Pultz still carries on his
trade with the store at our place,
where he pays a good prices for
produce.
About the 18th day of the 1st
month Of the 4th year of the reign
ofthe great President, called Hayes,
whose surname Is Rutherford,
there came to the village of Broad
Lane great and wise Apostle
who called together his deciples
and said unto them, let us arise
and 60 into our Synagogue and
abide there for a period and the
saying pleased the people and they
az ose and went and tarried not;
and behold they came unto their
Synagogue and they did worship,
and many went to hear his wise
teachings and were converted
from the evil of their ways.
And the people were moved
with compassion and opened wide
their houses, and feasting and rev.
elry was In the houses of many.
And about the rising of the sun
of the 23d day of the 1st month of
the 4th year of the reign of Hayes
whose surname is Rutherford, this
wise Apostle who spoke of the
coming of the Messiah, arose and
turned his face unto the West and
journeyed unto his own land, for
ne had dwelt among US for peri
Cd OF some length: and behold
many were c0mforted.
We still sigh for q bridge to
reach the wise and wicked city of
Williamsport, and will not be
comforted because there is none
erected. UNCLE FULLER.
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Falling Waters.

Mr.. Robert Lamon has build a
very handsome brick house on his
farm at the Ferry, opposite Will
Transport, Md, for his son-in-law,
Mr.. Chas Ardinger, who is now
the Ferryman at that place.
The recent rise of the river hns
taken the ice off from some por-
tions OF 1t, and blocked it up at
others.
Bill and Jim Dugan has an ele-
plant on their hands, in the shape
of a big hog; they have given him
the name of "Stonewall Jackson"
He is the largest hog In the coun-
ty, his estimated weight is set
down at nine hundred TO thou
sand pounds. They are talking
now OF taking him to New York
at the Worlds Fair.
Our old friend and neighbor,
Mr.. Samuel Maxwell, has placed In
his saw-mill ut this place. q Porta-
BILE Engine, to run his mill by
steam. Sammy il the right man
in the right place; all you got to
do, 10 to haul your logs to him and
no will show you how fast he will
turn your Lumber out for you.
There was a donation party held
at the Presbyterian Parsonage, In
Hedgesville, by the members of
the congregation and others, which
ladened down the PASTORS table,
with all the substanIials and deli
cacies that that season would af-
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Saved From Death.

Mrs. Jacob Willison, Marion Co.,
said her child was not expected to
live, owing TO severe attack of
Group; she tried DIR. Thomas
Eclecsric Oil which gave immedi-
ate relief.
Mr.. G. Clendennen, Marion. o.
used DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil for
Bunions; he says at first start he
thought 1t was like the rest OF the
advertised humbugs, but was
agreeably disappointed and now
would not be without some In the
house for any money. For sale by
E. G. Williams & Bro,
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Hoods Mills, TO Mr.. Beck, OF Tan
neytown, for $3,225. He has also
sold five acres in Sykesville to Mes
srs. F.. M. Miller and John Harris at
500 per acre.
From Spirit of Jefferson.
A called meeting of Winchester
Presbytery will be held on Thursday
next at Hancock, Md.
On Sunday week, Warren Burton,
a little son of Mr.. A. Burton, OF Boil
liver, In company with another little
fellow, Charlie OFT, a neighbor was
playing with pistol, not supposing
it to be loaded, when it went off and
shot little OFT in the face, wounding
him severely, though we understand
not dangerouly. The same boy, GU
rious to say, was accidentally shot
in the head several years ago, by a
brother of little Warren Barton.
From Shepherdstown Register.
Mr.. Grantham, son of Col. John
w. Graniham of this county, drew
valuable prize in a handsome pic
ture, and several hundred dollars, in
a Paris lottery, which he obtained
in Washington last week.
We learn that Mr.. Emanuel Staley
below town had several sheep killed
by dogs few nights ago. Several
other farmers in the same neighbor-
hood have suffered losses in the same
way.
Judging from the number of mar
RIGGS in our paper since the first of
January, the girls are beginning TO
mean business. That's right girls,
hurry up the cakes this cold weather.
We hear of quite number of
farmers who have lost sheep during
the almost unprecedented cold spell
of the last two weeks. The sheep is
a hardy animal, and it must be very
instensely cold to cause 1t do die.
On last Monday night a week some
parties attempted to rob the meat
house of Mrs. McWilliams. who re-
sides near Vanclevesville. They had
broken open the door but were COM
PEELED to beat hasty retreat by
pistol shot from Mr.. New. before
they secured anything.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MD.
From the Hagerstown Herald.
There are several cases of diph-
liberia reported in the neighborhood
OF Greencastle.
Several business men of William
sport have donated 100 loaves Of
bread each to the needy of that town.
Mr.. Jacob Hykes, of the Marsh
store, slaughtered two hogs several
days ago, one of which weigeed SOB
and the other AGA. Pretty good for
the Marsh.
There are almost unprecedented
suffering among the poor of Freder-
lex, Maryland, snd a public meeting
has been held to adopt relief meas
ureS. MM W
We regret exceedingly to learn of
the sudden and unexpected death OF
Noah Rohrback, a prominent citizen
of this county, who died on Friday
last, at his residence in the Rohrer-
vile district, of heart-disease. i
Rev. Il. II. Cumpstone, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church at Han |
cock, this county, has rendered his |
resignation as pastor of that charge. |
He will make Alexandria, Va, his |
future home, in answer to a call re-
ceived from that city.
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"HOw are yOn my old
Friemd?.s

Asked a bright looking man. "Oh,
| feel miserable, Pm bilious and
can't eat. and my back Is so lame
| can't work. why in the world
don't you take Kidney Wort !;
that's what | take when | am out
of sorts, and it always keeps me
in perfect tune My doctor recon-
mends IL for all such troubles. :"
Kidney Wort is the sure cure for
biliousness and constipation. Don't
fail to try it.-Long Braeh Neacs.
For sale by +. G. Williams & Bro,
druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-16
THE SUN FOR 1881.

I. All the worlds news. 90 preteuted that the
reader will get the greatest amount OF Informs.
ton with tbs least Improbable expenditure Of
time and ,yesisht. ThI Dun long ago dlseov.
cred the golden mean bstwesu REDUNDANT full
psss and unsatisfactory brevity.
II. Much OF that SOFT Of news which depends
lees upon tts recognized imIortancs THAI upon
It's inisrest 10 MANKIND. From morning to
morning TEE DUE prints . continued ,toiy OF
tue lives 81 iesi men and women, and OF thsir
deeds, plan. loves, hates ADD troubles. ibis
q ~ 10 mo,s sa leo ana MOE INTERESTING "an
Ill oood writing In every column. snd frsth.
ness. originality. ACCURACY, and decorum In the
trestwsnt OF every subject.
Nv. Honest comment. hur's habit 10 10
speak vuI issrlrrrly ab.ut men and things. 49,.
v. kqusl candor IN deal z with each poliu.
wat II prsiss worthy or g. febuke what 10 blams
able In Democrst or Republican.
vi. Absolute i~bdspeDdencs OF partissn organ.
~isstion. but unwsvsripg loys!tv 20 true Lemo-
cratic pnnciples, In. SUE believes that the
COVE nmsnt which the Cvpslituuon gives NJ 70
. Cd one 10 keep. Its potion Of duty 10 %
q SUIT TO It's utmost power lhs eaorts VI Len IN
tho Repub. icsu party TO set Mp anothsr form of
government IN pla-e Of that which sxists. The
year 1881 and the years Immediately folloNing
VIII probably decide this s.prsmely I'm, ortsnf
CONTEXT. n Sun bei.v yes tnst the victory will
% with the people ~ sgsinst the hinge for
monopoly. the Rings TOR piundsr. and The kiDu
Tor impefiai power
Our terms sre ~ foIowt:
Fur the usily sux. . four.paee sheet oftvsi y.
eight columns, the pfice u nall. postpaid, 70
10 cents . mouth. or - 90 . year, OF. includ.
ing the sunday paper. an eight page shsss Of
nity.s Z columns. the prizes 10 20 Cents . Month,
" ~ 20 year. POSTAGE paid.
The Sunday edition Of TEE q u also fur.
ni.hsd sepsfsiely 81 q 10 year. postage paid.
The prics Of tn WEkxiY Dun. eithf pages,
nfty-six columns. 10 % Q year. postses paid.
For elubr Of ten sspding Go We viii ssnd n
extrs copy frse.
tubi,shsr Of Tss sun. New Yosk Gig.
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On molten Of Trustee Dauehy Il was
ordered that al moneys. books aud pa
pers belonging to the town OF Gold Hill
b handed over to the County Commits.
sioners N soon a. the Treasurer Can fx
his books and all warrants allowed At
this meeting are paid. Also, II was or.
drred that the Town Marshal. Clerk aud
Attorney turn over all books aud papers
In their possession belonging to the
town to the County Commissioners.
Trustee Mercer and Clerk hyde were
instructed to transfer ell the town prop
erty Gas per inventory to the County
Commissioner.
There being DO other business. Trus-
60 Dsuchy in . few appropriate remarks
moved that . vote Of thanks be rendered
to President Fox aud President (pro
tem) Mercer Tor the able manner In
which they have presided on all COCA
sions.
Trustee Mercer replied BY saying that
the unity OF feeling which has existed al
all times among the members Of the
Board made the du,i.s OF presiding
officer light and pleasant He thanked
the members for this mark Of courtesy
shown 10 President Fox and himself,
and hoped the good feeling nov existing
would continue to hind them together .,
ins.psrabls friends.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
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DROsPECr GOLD AND SlLvER
: MINING COMPANY Location Of pr,n.
cipal place Of business, San francisco, Cali
fornis.
Location OF works. silver Star District. Storey
county, Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given, that st Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the twenty.
sxth tselhl day OF April. ISL. an a'sessmrni
(No. " OF Ten Gents ii0c) per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF tue corporation. pay.
able Immediately. IN United States god coin. 10
the Secretary. q The once Of the Company.
Room a, Merchants' kxcbange No. t3i Call.
fornis street, Han francisco California.
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirty.nrst ,3ist) day
Of NAY. 1881. will DO delinquent, abo
advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless pay ment 10 made before will be solo
on MONDAY, the TWkNTlRTH 10th J
day Of JUNE 1881. 70 pay the Delinquent
assessment, together with coss OF Advertising
II. P. BUSH. Secretary.
othce-noom No. ~ Merchauts' Exchange.
No. tsi California street. Dan Francisco, Cal.
ifornia. ~
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NONsoLIDATEo IMPERIAL aIA.
~ ING oouPANY.-Loestion Of principal
place Of businsss. San Frsncisoo. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. STOREY county,
Nsvsda.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Of . meeting
Of the Board Of Directors. held on the 18th
day OF April. lSsi. an sssessmsnt (No. ibl
OF Ten tW Giants per sharS vss isvied
upon tho capital stock or the corporation, pay
able Immediately, In United states gold coin. 10
the SECRETARY. ct the once OF the Company,
Room 70. Nevada Block. 30 Montgomery strsst,
~ Francisco. Califurpia
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 2ith day oil
Nay, 1881, will be delinquent, and sdver'
tised for sale u public auction. and unless pay.
mont 10 made bsiore. viii b sold on
TUESDAY,. the fourteenth tltth) Gay o.
June 1881. 70 pay the delinquent assees,
meut, together with coets Of advertising and
expensss Of sale. By order Of the Board oi
Directors.
". B DEAN. Secretary.
Oface-Room 70. Nevada Block. No 800 Mont
gomsry strs,t. Ban Francisco. California 10
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H,orrcs Is HEREBY GIVEN that THB
Town ordinance prohibiting tie running
a isrse Of hies within The llm,ts " the town
a. cod Hiil Win nom this date b. strictly
enforced. Apso has essn eonstruefsd ir me
d~sesottoa Of hoes thas MAJ os .ouno IuS.
asssation Vhi b collected n sysey c.ea
II ERNNnoy. 1swn 1anhs.
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ORDINANCE NO. Ils.
Lew sfTsxss .s u: : and Personal
tr.Ierty within the T WI Of 0sla
Passed April 10. issi.l
T1e BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD

TINE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
\ Hill d. ofds,n:
sxcrInx I. An annual I'd vslorem tax Of one
ami one quarter per ctntum LpoL the value Of
TAXABLE .rvperty within The Tosn OF Gold Hill
II hsrsby levl,d aud directed to Be COLLECTED ior
Town PURPOSES upon the assessed vaiue Of al
such taxabls Iro. erty made taxable ! y The laws
ri tbis tate for 30. 70 and G uniy purposes, In.
Guiding the Itt pr, cetd. OF the mibes.
eEc. .. The taxes levied BY section ! Of this
ordnance, and to b ssstp.ed aud collected In
accordance vim the PROVISIONS VI an ordinsncs
entitled. An Urd.n nee 70 provide Tor the svy
sni collection o. tAAes on real ard personal
propsry within the Town Of Gold Hill" paced
April IL. 1851, sud alec. IN ordinance entitled,
An ordinance ~ prOvide Tor th- time and
manner Of sscertaining ihs value OF the net pro.
ceeds OF mine, fyr the purpose oil tsxat on. and
10 provide fvr the collection Of such 'axes.
L. T. FOX,
President Of the Board OF Trustees Of the Town
OF Gold Hin.
Attsst: W. O HIDE. Civrk Of the Board.
Al . meeting Of ihs Board Of Trustees Il The
Town OF void HI, held Apn, ~. 1881. ordi.
pauce No. lis AS passed BY he following votet
Neutrality-suspicious. D.uehy. Lsmsry and
President Fox.
A~bsxnt-Trustss McCurdy.
W. q. HYDE, Clerk.
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n Il Scntt 4 Co Trustees. 1890. 10. ....2 %
oo,e. uhier 1 %. Trustees. isss7....i0..... q "
Ana In s~ooordancs with law. ana an order Of
The Board Of DIRECTOR. made on the twenty.
SIKH (26th) day Of March. iSel, 20 many
sbarss VI each parcel o. sucn stock - may b.
necessary. Will be cold At public auct- on. Ct
tie once Of The Conn an, Dom .. lie, wards
Bali. log. 30. tis California street: ban
TWENTY lR.T tfl,tI day Of MAJ, 1851.
q the hour Of one O'Clock ?. =. OF said day.
70 pay said deiinQusnt sssessmsnt thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and 81.
penses Of sale.
r. z. KELLY, Secretary.
Ofhcs-Room .. Hsyvard's Building. No. tie
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AssIssnIHfs LIYIIb.
AnY wAaHINarON CosOLl


AnY wAAHINarON COsOLI-
~ DATED ounPANY.-Location Of prn.
esipsi plsos Of business Ban irsneisoo. Call
Location ofvosks. Gold Hill Mining District.
Gold HUI. Story County. Nevada.
Notice 70 hereby given. that st . meeting q
the Board Of Dtrsctors, held on the nftsenth
lsthl day Of April. 1881. an assesshent mo:
~ Of Ten osnts tt0cl per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immediately, In United States gold
coin, 70 the Secretary, q the once Of tbs
comnsny, No. so2 Montgomery street. Rooms Q
and Q, Gan Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this asscssment shall
remain unpaid OF the rwENTiE, H t2oth)
day Of NAY, 1881, Will be ~dslinqucpt,
and advertised for sale ct public auction,
and unless payment u mads before. viii b
sold on THUhsDAY. tss NINTH sth) day
Of JUNE, 1851. 10 pay the delinquent
aseessment, together with costs Of sdver'
tistng and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
WIN. d. WAT5UN, SECRETARY.
ofdce-No. 5os Montgomery street.. Rooms
. and Q. San Francisco. California. apis
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var nIsiNa COMPANY. Il cation Of

ORD OF LORN GOsD AND ST.
IL VAR MINING COMPANY. Location Of
principal place OF business. SIS Pine street. Ban
Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill District. Storey
county, nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that ct Q meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held OF the ninsiecnth
day oil April. 1881, an assessment mo. ~
Of Fifteen Cents per rhare was levied upon
The capital stock Of tho corporation, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. 70 the
Secretary, st the once OF the Company, NO.
SIS Pine street, Room .. ban Francisco. Cali.
fori u.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the tliry.nrrt day Of
May. 1881, will be delinquent. and advsr'
tised for sale at public auction. and unlesr
payment II made before. win DO iold on
r TUESDAY,. the twenty Eighth day OF June,
1851. opay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF Advertising and expenres OF ale.
r. n. Van bkUNT. Secrs,sry.
0nhcs-No. SIS Pine street. Room 9, Ban
Francisco. California. ~
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CILVER HILL MINING COMPA.
- Medication Of principal pisos OF busi.
GEES, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby eiven. that d . meeting o.
the Board Of Directors. held on the seventh
(7th) day Of NAY. 1881 an assessment tNo. 10y
Of iwsntv.hys Cents (16cl per share vas levied
upon the capital stock Of tbs corporation. psy.
able Immediately, In United States gold coin. 70
the SECRETARY, 1t tho once Of the Company.
Room 70, Nevsds Block. No ~ Montgomery
SIR ct, San Francisco. California.
ANY stock NUN which this assessment snali
rsmalu unpaid on the tenth tlothl DAY OF
JUNE. 1881, viii b delinquent, and Advertised
for ssls st public suction. and unless psyment
u made befors win b sold on TuEslIAY, the
twenty.sigbth (seth) day ofSUNk, 1851 70 PAY
the delinquent ssss. sment. tofsthsr with costa
OF advertising and expenses OF ale.
BY order Of the Bosru Of Directors.
Y, Z. DEAN, Secretary.
0mcs-Room No. 70, Nevada Block. No. ee
Montgomery street. San francisco. osinofnis'
0t6
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slru xxolxI.a.a axlokf.

elr1 xNofNRxn's xxRokr.
Com HUI, Nay I. 1881.
To the President and Members Of the
Board Of Town Trust<es-0entlemen !
have the honor to report the following
resume Of the Fire Department for the
past year Number Of Are alarms, 20;
number Of fires a.; estimated value Of
property destroyed, $25,00 o insured for
$s1,0O0. In tho majority Of cases the
q Of Gro could not 30 ascertained.
The number Of enrolled members Of
the Department. - follow: Liberty En-
zine Company No. I. Is; Yellow Jacket
Engine Company No. 3, 80; Lincoln Hose
Company No. =. II. There are also two
active hose companies not enrolled. who
have rendered very great servtcn.
Number Of hydrants. 81; number OF feet
Of rubber hose, $500; number OF feet Of
leather hose. $50; number Of hose car
risgts. 8; number Of parade hat fronts. .;
number Of parade belts. Z; number OF pa
rsde trumpeu. 8; number Of service trum-
pets. s.
have the pleasure Of stating that the
entire department and apparatus are In an
efficient and serviceabls state.
Respectfully submitted.
NICK SEXTON.
rhiaf Ep0ius.r n n r n.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NrorIor Is GIVEN. THAT rHt DISTRICT
N Court Of The Firsi Judicial District In and
for the county d Storey having granted TO the
undeniR ,sd iettefs tpstamsntafy In the estate
Of CONRAD WIEGAND. deoesssd. sll crediton
Of said eststs will prsesnt Their bins 70 the
rad Wisesnd, deosas.d. for Their approval.
Vithin tsa Douths nom the dats Of this nodce.
JOSEPH PxnkiNs,
o. O. UIkvENB0N.
Virginia as. osssssr =. -. 90