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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19
MsAYxRe.

$40. Il. Every person, nrm. association. or
ness OF ssssying ores or precious metals shAll
pay, quarterly, for . license 10 carry on the
same, according 70 his OF their averase monthly
business or receipts, - In the following
schedule:
First olass-Monthly business or receipts
thirty dollar.
second olass-Monthly business or receipts
two hunded and nlty dollars or over and
under ave hundred dollars, quarterly license,
twenty dolla,s.
Third Cla.s-Monthiy business OF receipts
under two hundred and my dollan. quarterly
license, ten dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

$40 $50 :: 8; s! -: !; :'s ss..: ::::::'
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SEQ. II. Evsry person or nrm engaged In
the business Of keeping . daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery, or In painting porfsits or
miniatures. shall pay. quarterly, for . license
10 csiry on the rama. according 70 his, her. or
Their average monthiy sales or receipts, - In
the following schedule:
Frat Class-MOnthly sales or receipts eight
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second Class-Nonthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars. quarterly license,
ava DOLLAR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

SEQ. 10. Every person. nrm or association
engaged In the business Of selling real estate
or personal property by auction or public ont.
cry, shall pay Tor . licsnee 70 carry on the same,
according. 70 his q their average ssies OF ~
ceipts. - In the following schedulei
First Class-Nonthly sales or receipts two
thousand dollars or over, quarterly License,
TWENTY-FIVE dollars.
second Qlass-Monthiy sales or receipts under
two thousand dollars, quarterly license. nftssn
dollars.
drsd dollars or over, license for q day, ten
dollars.
Fourth Clase-Daiiy sslss or receipts under
ave hundred dollsrs, license for ono day, Ave
dollars.
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engaged In carrying on business - . baker Of
bread, plea and cake, or either Of these articles.
shall pay, quarterly, or Q license 70 csrry on the
came, % In the following schedule:
First Olass-Nonthly saies OF receipts seven
hundred and my. dollars or over, quarterly
license, twenty dollars.
second olass-Nonthly sales or receipts ave
hundred dollars or over and under seven hun.
drsd and any dollars. quartssly license, hftssn
dollar.
Third Class-Monthiy sales OF receipts undsr
ave hundred dollars, quarterly ucsnse, ten DOL
lars.
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DANKxn1.

ssc. 10. Evsry psrson or arm sneaeed in the
business OF cafT3iDg on . barber shop shall
pay, quarterly, for . license TO Cary on The
sams, according 70 his ortheif sverase monthly
business or receips, - In the following
IirSt oisss-Nouthly business q rscsiptsn vs
hundred dollars or over. quarterly hesnss, Ten
sscond Cias-Nouthiy business OF recsdpts
three hundred and hfty dollars o. oyer and
under ave hundrsd dollars. quarterly license.
rx dollalf.
Third Ciss-Nonthiy business OF receipts
ono hundred and any dollars o. over and under
three hundred and mfr dollars, quarterly
license, four dollars.
Fourth CIsss-Nonthiy business or recsipts
under ons hundred and any dollars, quarterly
iicsnss, thrss dollars.
. BtIxiA1D 1ABlys.
SIC. n. Iysy person or arm sneAesd In The
business Of keeping Q billiard table Or billiard
tables for public ne o. hire shah nay. ouar.
tseiy, for Q license therefor. according b 81 on
thsir svvrsss moathly rsosipt, - IN ne ioi.
schedule:
Iiiss Cisss-Iouthly rsospts two hundr,a
dollars o. over. quarterly license, twelve doi.
second claa- Monthly rses,pts one hundred
doiisrs @ ovW ssd undcr tvVS aslfsd 49,.
asaFssfiy uessse ~ dellaFa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-19

Everybody reads TEE sux. In the editions
Of this Newspaper throughout the year to come
everybody will ind:
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-05-14
WRAY TAYLOR,
PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN TUNER

81. orasr. s.s Be len ss =. Q. yAssss ysss street
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
Izc-The baltimore corre,nonden, Of ,he rred.

sssc-The baltimore correspondent of the Fred
eriek ESa@i"sr continues To deal heavy blows on
the head Of Col. Vernon. Surveyor Of the Port Of
Baitimore, the Republican State ring. Of which hs
Is presumably = member. coming in for it, full
share. In his last letter thi. correspondent says
'shaii the destnies.of the party in this State be
continued In the hands Of men who whilst wear
ing Its livery, are using Il for their own selfish
ends and the defeat Of Republican SUGGEST Who
have nearly wrecked its existence in this State,
who have brought the once dominant Republican n
party into minority. who have attempted to
ostraeiie men Of intelligence and influence In the
party because they will not wear the yoke Of the
ring. or shall We have new blood In the service Of
the cause, shall We again invite into our ranks the
men who helped sweep the State against Demo-
cratic ring rule, and elected J. Morrison Harris
Governor, but who have since become di,susted
with the RePublcan ring now In power. 10 this
same eotsrie to continue the rule or ruin policy
and the party in this State sinks into utter insig-
nihcanee, Il will not be because It's members are
not true to It's promises, but because they do not
desire 70 participate in its campaigns which will
only be tho prelude TO it, utter and 6nal over.
throw. win the President stretch forth his hands
aud deliver as, or shall We become a political
corpse that even Maryland electricity will not re-
vive."
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
,cS-The trial Of young Melvin, fos

jes-The trial Of young Melvin, for assauitin &
Jump. who was accused Of being too intimate with
his sister, came 20 a sudden termination on the
sth inst, at Denton. the court deciding that the
letters alleged TO have been written by Mr.. Jump
TO Miss Melvin were not admissible. and BY agree
uaent Of counsel q compromise was effected BY
which the prosecution Withdrew the count In the
indictment alleging intent TO kill and the court In
struetsd the jury to render verdict Of assault and
battery. The State accepted the compromise on
condition that the letters. photograph, accident
insurance policy. uinkets and In brief everything
said 10 have been ssat to Miss SalIis Melvin by
Jump, should be burned. which wss accordingly
done. On Saturday last Melvin was sentenced TO
pay fine Of 81 and be confined IN the county Jail
for sixty days.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16

E0-The iong-predicted "bomb.,heli" has at
last exploded in the form Of lengthy letter from
Gov. Hamilton, addressed to some dosen or more
Of his special friends In Baltimore and elsewhere.
who. In brief note, asked for information upon
certain State Affairs. etc. Il was supposed this
terrible "bomb," when l, did explode, would scat
ter death and destruction in certain quarters,
sparing none who stood In the way Of It's deadly
effects. So far as We have been able to diagnose
this document Il falls far short Of what was antiei
paied. Il tells only what every one knew. via.
that there has been fraud and corruption In the
Democratic party and In its management for years
past-and 10 now-reqairing correction. The
Governor either never did intend TO make any
great explosion or revelation, or when finding
himself In hazardous place. got frightened, let
down easily and "cayed In"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
MATTHEWS 4 KIRKLAND, A,
ExECUTORs' SALE.

The undersigned, Executors Of the estate Of
David Jean, deceased, will oiier at public SALE at
the Exchange SaissrOom. In Baltimore city, on
wednssday. April %, at I o'clock,
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
situate and lying In Baltimore county, near -
/. Raadali'.o.n, ccn,.sinins 9 ain about q
% well watered and fenced, with IN abundance Of
timber, and In high state Of cultivation, with
GOOD DWELLING,
Barn and other sutbuildings. win DO first offered
as . whole, and n not sold as such will then be
offered In three four parcels In accordance with
. plat which will be exhibited AZ the sale.
A LOT, CONTAINING ABOUT FOUR ACRES,
70 Raadallstown, improved with . good two-story
FRAME DWELLING AND STABLE.
ALSO,
A TRACT OF LAND. CONTAINING ABOUT
II ACRES, situate apd lying IN Baltimore county
Aforesaid, about one mile Wsst of pikesville Sta
tiou, Western Maryland Railroad, and adjoining
the lands Of Msssrs. Blaekford, white and others.
TWENTY. THREE ACRES OF LAND, sdjoia.
Ing the lands Of Howard MeIIsnry and Msssrs
Myers and Paine as0a. ess, sc Aalfmil' from railroad.
0NE-fHIRn INTEREST N A TRACT OF 2i6
ACRES OF LAND. situate In westmoreiand eoun.
ty. In the State VI Virginia, improved with small
DWELLING aud other outbuildinge, and an
abundance Of wood and timber.
TERMS OF SALE ;-0ne. third cash, one.third
In six and one.third In twelve months. the defer.
red payments 10 bear interest from day Of sale.
and 70 be Satisfactorily secured; or all cash, at
purchasers option.
ICHAB0D JEAN, lv
MARTIN Z. JEAN, k1seusor''
MATTHEW'S KIRKLAND, Auetionesrs.
April lots.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16

es-Ths Democratic ring bosses and their
methods are being pretty well ventilated all over
the State. The Denton Uaios Of last week says /:
'rhe State of Maryland donates annually to the
Catholic church In the city Of Baltimore and other
sections ofths State the enormous sum Of forty.
f's ,h""."~d doiiaTs The Democratic bosses. for
the publication Of the laws In ring newspapers for
the last four sessions. have sqaandered the sum Of
o~s h~"dred "Hd forty ,iss ,kos.and eight LsndSsd
aad siSty.sighf dollar. "sd eisrsa esais. Here 10
. sum Of over Lay a @iiiisa ef doiiars drawn
from the pockets Of the taxpayers 20 support the
church aud TO encourage . subsidized press for
supporting the claims Of ring politicians. No
wonder Gov. Hamilton is disgusted with such
l...lsr.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
Lycoming Insurance Company

The Charles county (Afd.) Iadependsaf Of last
week says: "About q year ago many Of our citi-
Eens took out policies Of insurance In the Lycoui-
ing Fire Insurance Company, OF Muncy, Penn.
Al that time this company sto d very high and
came to u with the best Enforcement. Over $780,
o00 of insurance In u was effected in this county
by its energetic agent. Mr.. WIN. II. Gray. Some
time during the fall, however, heavy disasters
overlook the company and Il determined to 20 into
liquidation; every assurance however was given
that the Maryland policy holders, who were in
su'ci on the mutual plan, would be fully protected,
as the trouble only affected the cash policies. In.
vestigation. however. made by ourself and others
interested, caused uncasiness. Before the expira-
tion Of the year n number Of policy holders. our.
self among the number, placed our policies In the
hands Of Mr.. VIM. II. Gray. who at our instance
made u tender of surrender Of the same and de-
mantei the return Of the premium notes. Very
much 10 the surprEc Of all Of us 4 reply was re-
turned stating that the committee in charge Of the
Affairs OF the insurance company had no oauthority
20 cancel policies and surrender the premium notes.
This has been followed. within the past week, BY
circulars from the officers Of the Lycoming CON-
pany to the policy holders in the county, notifying
them Of an assessment Of l2i per cent. on the
amount Of the premium notes. IL the policies In
this county amount TO 500. 900, as We understand
from Mr.. Gray. the notes In the hands Of the Ly.
coming Company amount to $4,000, and which,
inasmuch as that company Il "bustei," will be
sought 20 be collected form the people Of this
county. This IL q matter of considerable moment,
We imagine. 20 the policy holders and We give them
this information that they may be upon their
guard. We do not like to give advice gratis, but
will do 90 in this instance. and suggest there
should be consultation and union for resistance
among all the victims Of this unfortunate affair."
No man ought to think, for moment, Of paying
one cent"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
COMPLIMENT TO sELF.MADE MEN
A TOUCHING INCIDENT.

We extract the following paragraph from an
editorial In the New Orleans P;eoyw#e, Of April
LIST. In Il 10 = touching and beautiful incident
regarding President GARFIELD and his mother. at
is.' remarks our contemporary, '.in the history Of
our own country that we must look for the bright
est examples Of triumph over those twin jaiiors
Of the daring heart, low birth and iron fortune
We have only to look over the list Of American
President. TO establish the drift Of democratic
principles.
jackson, Fillmore. Lincoln, johnson and Gar
field were all men Of the people and began their
struggle In life attended by all the sordd cares Of
poverty. but with men like these, weighted feet
were wings to ay.' Hardship only toughened
their sinews, and the difficulties which they were
compelled to surmount but developed their capaci-
ties aud endowed them with courage and resource.
But the distinction which those men achieved in
their own favored land would not have been with =
in their reach In the Old World.
"when. ON the eth Of March last, Mr.. Garfield
turned from kissing the Bible TO the more solemn
impress Of his lips upon = mothers face Ia the
presence Of the multitude which had assembled to
do him honor. there was presented a spectacle
which should have warmed the heart Of every
American parent and kinded the ioftiest aspira.
tiOns in the breast Of every by on this side the
Atlantic. Differ with the man in polite. as We
may, eritieise his course as please, We must do
homage to the courage, the indefatigable will and
the Immense ability which, like . msgieian's
wand. have converted the log cabin into palace,
and made the tow boy President. At the same
time we must congratulate ourselves upon the
possession Of country where the avenues Of fame
and fortune are open to the poorest and lowliest
born among us"
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
Correspondence Baiiirore CoH=iy C~ioH.
THE 18th DISTRICT SPEAKS FOR Mr..
HARRIS.
GARDESyILLE, I2rH DisrRicr, !
A....l tp.A Nsgn


Ms.,rs. Editor. The Garfield and Arthur
Club Of the Sd precinct, 18th district, which is the
home Of Hon. j. Morrison Harris, held meeting
on Monday night and cordially endorsed that
gentleman for the important Office of Collector of
the Port of Baltimore. The following rcsolutions
passed by the Towsontown Club. were Submitted
and unanimously adopted:
"Convinced Of his high moral and intellectual
worth. his recognized ability and executive capa-
city, knowing his elevation above the petty jeal-
ousies and factonai conflicts Of partisan politics.
having confidence in his integrity of character and
his purpose to dignity any position he may be
called upon 20 ill. We consider ex Governor Ifar.
rs cininenty ht TO adorn the Collectorship Of the
Port Of baltimore; therefore DO IL
"Resoired, That We hereby recommend 60 the
favorable confederation of President Garfield the
immediate appointment of lion. J. Morrison Iiar-
ris Collector of Customs for the Port Of baltimore.
"Rssoired, That his election Governor Of the
State Is indisputabie evidence Of the warm attach
ment and abiding confidence cherished for him By
the conservative and independent classes Of our
people.
"kesoired, That In our opinion his appointment
would have, as u would richly merit. the cordial
endorsement Of the vast majority of the Republi-
can party throughout the State
All the leading Republicans Of the district with
whom members Of the Club had conversed on the
subject. had expressed . preference for Mr.. IIar-
ris, feeling that the party both In the county and
State, would be greatly benefited by his appoint.
ment. WV. II. COUNCILMAN, President
JoHS 7. RirrER, Secretary.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16

ErThe case Of Mary A. Murray against Gen.
y. d. Tyler, pOstmas,er at Baltimore. claiming
$4,000 damages for assault, was tried in the
Howard county court this week and terminated on
Thprsdsy In verdict for Miss Murray for 5000
damages. We read the evidence in the case care
fully and how the jury could reach such verdict
Is to Us altogether ineomprshsnsibls. But we are
net much surprised At the resul, Of any jury trial
these days. The fact L. there Is too much Law and
not enough Justice in our courts. We do not be-
lisvs tha, any unprsjudiesd man will believe Gen.
Tyler guilty Of the oHensss charged. However,
the case will 60 to higher court and Gen. Tyler
~il yet, We earnestly hope. have justice done him
and be entirely vindieated.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16

by virtue of = decreee passed By the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county, In equity, on a,
:s March 9th, 1881, In suit where John
r. II. Millender aud others are complain
ants aud Thomas Wesley Jackson and others are
defendants, the undersigned, Trustees, will offer
Tor sale, at public auction, the premises, on Q
road leading from the Falls road TO the Yoho rsad,
about one.fourth Of mile from Gorsuch's grist
and saw mill. 5th district Of said county, On
Monday, Apri lsfA. 1881,
at o'clock r. NJ,
THE TWO FOLLOWING LOTS OF LAND:
One described In deed from John II. wisnsr TO
Thomas Wesley Jackson, recorded among the
Land Records of said county, In Libsr J. B., No.
III. folio 1872. &e., containing
loo ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
asd the other described in deed from Carrie A.
Jackson and others 70 said Thomas Wesley Jack
son, recorded among said Land Records, In Liber
J. D., No. ia. folio 1913, &C., containing
! H-lo0 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
There 10 some good timber on the property and
Il is improved by . new two-story
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
under roof, but not yet compistsd, 32x1s feet. Il
would make comfortable home for Q mechanic or
laborer.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne.halfo Of the purchase
money cash day Of sale, or the raii6eation
thereof, and the balance In twelve msnths from
day Of sale aud secured by interest bearing note,
endorsed TO the satisfaction Of the Trustees or ali
cash at the option Of purchaser
Gc-A deposit Of $ioo required on day Of sale.
W. FRANK MITCHELL, 49,
s. PARKER B0sLEY, Tra''ss'.
GEO. W. JORDAN, Auctioueer,
March 2G.--ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
Br SAMUEL q. WILSON, Auetioneer.
DUBLIC SALE
SNUG FARM ON MY LADY'S MANOR,
PERSONAL PROPERTY, &C.


PERSONAL PROPERTY, &C.
The undersigned, intending 10 rciiuqui.h farm.
ing. will sell at public sale. on the premises. on
Monday, april lsth, 1851,
at o'clock p. NJ,
THE FARM upon which be now resides, ~.
:s situated on My Lady's Manor, in the ~
EE 10th district Of baltimore county, Is
miles from Baltimore, , miles from Monkton, r.
&. X. r., and mile from the Jarrestsviile turn
pike. adjoining the farms Of Mr.. II. c. IIutchins,
Richard Huichins, Mrs. Howard and others. II
contains
100 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND,
In good state Of cutiv alton and nearly all clear
cd. The location is one Of the finest In the State,
convenient 10 churches, schools. postofice, &C.,
and the neighborhood IL most desirable. The i'm.
Provements consist Of
COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
Barn, and necessary outbuildings. with good sup
ply Of excellent water. There are fine orchards
Of young trees on the property with an abundance
Of email fruits.
nD-At the same time and place win sell the
following Personal Property young Brood
a Marc, serrsl Colt, , years old
AV \this spring; 3 Cows, Heifer, H11yy3
AA Brood Sow, Chester and China;
hne shoats, narrow-tread Wagon, suitable Tor
or horses, I Threshing Machine and Tread
Power, Grain Fan, Corn Shelter, Cutting Box,
Roller, Double Hinge Harrow, Piows, Harows,
cuitivators. Harness, Small Farm Tools and many
other articles unnecessary 20 mention.
TERMS OF SALE For the Real Estate, one
half cash, balance In one year, credit payment TO
bear interest and TO be secured 20 the satisfaction
Of the undersigned. For the Personal Property
All sums Of $40 and under, cash on sums over
that amount credit Of eight months. purchasers
giving notes with approved security, bearing In
tsrest from day Of sale.
JOHN S. HUTcHINs.
3. u. WILSON, Auetioneer. tApl. s.-ts.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
cSrre.poadenee Baitimors Co~nty UnieH.
BAIrIuong April q 1881

hptb
To the Editor of Baltimore 60 Unio.
The Manner in which My Name was used In
your Paper Of the 2nd Inst In connection with on.
dervins eveutley Intented TO do Mr. Jno T Ensor
Injustice Calls for an Explaiion from me
Ssnt my my claim against Mrs Sheaicy TO Mr.
Ensor for Collection with no Instructions Except
TO make my money no understood the State Of
Affairs better than did ! leh the mode Of Pro-
eendngs TO his descretiohs whom was told that
was trying TO put Mrs Sheaiey into Insolvency.
Said did Not which 10 do 90 and Made an aif-
dated 20 that affect which I am frank TO say
Should not have done Il without FIRST Consulting
Mr. Ensor hut So far as Mr. Ensor haveing no
authority u act for me In the matter a. you Seem
desPosed TO Make u appear Is altogeeher incorrect
II GirFoRp
THE above remarkable production was handed
10 Ne on Thursday afternoon, by q man Who drives
. abaksr-wagon on the York road, and We print Il
just as received, without correcting either the SPELL
Ing, punctuation, or It's general "set up" Mr..
Clifford. II he wanted to make m explanation,
should have done so in the columns Of the Balti-
more Herald, from which paper we copied what
appeared In the USIoS. We do not publish Mr..
GiGords letter to oblige either he or his counsel
but merely as literary curiosity, the authorship
Of which, on account Of the spelling, &C., Il would
not be dificuli to traee,-Ebs. Usios.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
VERY SNUG FARM
Y AT PRIVATE SALE.

A Farm OF 100 ACRES OF BEST a.
= LIMESTONE LAND, $50 Acres nm
j. cultivation, balance In timber, and all
well wstered. Il 10 situated about miles east q
Towsontown. on the Cromweli's Bridge road, aud
about miles from Baltimore. Tho BALTIC. Delta
Narrow-Gauge Railroad passes through the prop
srty, upon which there will be . station. There
is plenty the finest lime stone upon the property
with lime kiln also an ore bank nov being worked
and which can be easily made 70 net 80 per day.
The property 10 susceptible Of division and will be
sold ~ whole OF In lots 70 suit purchasers. II
has many advantages and is we'll adapted for u
stock farm.
The improvements consist Of FRAME Dwell
LING HOUSE. 1880 feet, two stories and attic,
the roof Gnishsd with tower and dormer windows I;
there are three large porches and balconies. There
10 lawn Of about three acres around tho dwelling,
laid out In gravel walks and planted with 200 ever
green and other ornamental trees and shrabbsry.
Also, FARMERS HOUSE, i6x3o feet, two stories
with porches; Switser Barn. 50x6o feet, Carriage
House, Granary, Corr Cribs, Wash House, Gov
House and Smoke. Poultry aud Ice Houses. A
strong spring Of excellent water supplies the dwell
iing. barn and wash house.
kB-for terms. 4e, apply 10 X, EWING,
April e.-3t. On the premises.
The Baltimore County union., 1881-04-16
PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE.

0vvicE op THE SUPERINTENDENT op BRipGgsl
FoR BALTIMORE CorKrY, }
TowsoSrOvS, April 18th, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received by the County
Commissioners Of baltimore county, at the Com.
missoners' Office, Towsontown, until
Tsesday. april 26iA, 1881,
ut l2 o'clock ~,
FOR AN IRON PRATT TRUSS BRIDGE,
OVER JONES FALLS, AT wO0DBERRY,
9Th district, Baltimore county.
Plans and Specifications can be seen nj the Office
Of the Superintendent Of Bridges for Baltimore
county, nj the Court House, Towsontown.
The right 10 reserved 10 reject any aud all bids
offered, and no bid will be entertained unless ac-
eompanied by the signatures Of two responsible
sureiies who will give the required bond in case
Of the award Of the contract.
BY order, II. A. NAGLE,
Superintendent of Bridges for Baito. coaniy.
Z April I6.-2t.