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, 1881-12-02
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

No small -pox at Council I1lu ffs, la.
Cuuxul1 lI.ufRs. ta., uea. 1.-Tho following
oItirlal circular was published In Council nluns
tuIAy:
IL the Inialc: ITO hereby ottio!Ally certify that
yurtu1oi1 In The city 1t Council U,u1is.
", It. VAUGHAN, MAynr.
Tho nbuyN III heartily rtilcurre.l 1n Ivy Drs.
Httlnat bIoutKumory, nnd Cook. all loadlux
physicians,
, 1881-12-02
r1r. Eal,,ttnr:to,,s. plans.


Mr.. e. r. Huntington, President Of the Chcsa-
-pcnke & Ohio, who was in Louisville tlay or
iwo nGn, was interviewed by u Courier. .JuHrnHf
reporter regardpg his plnns, and the following
Interesting facts wcrc oliuited;
=" bavo COME" said he, ITO SEQ whnt facli-
ties for doing business | cnn nbtaln here. Ny
Louisville. just huw much business wn will do
that business. II 1t coat5 two ur thruc tcnls
niore to 10 hllsntsa hPre thAn elsewhere, wG
VIII ss t1rssd @ t9 =" % wh9t e. "o s stsrs, t WS
from LslsyI!ie u.la troun C.netnt1lti ~ fuwpnrr
News, ThS MeaMs 'rnnnsl IL finished, and ths
-Aprii we Will be running ours trnin Me!nahis
n Newport News. Mn tho lc,tsc Os tho Ceut!m
lie saSe T iso I acrs W 10 Mu'npnis within tho t.oxl
TOUR wcoks 10 tn.lr ttut oight tnchcs. Wo will
hAvs frye pso Of tho Yrs! !!n9 tr".n 1,use to LexluR-
vltao and Lexington belura fery long. Within
twulvc, months lho trsnSo.ntinoniaI HUG trutu
;Ssn ;.n,s F:!nncisco to Newport Scws Will bo ''-
"The tendency Of .ratcs is continuously tn n
ss ct Is .nae a nG
every mrhile will bu used 10 avOi,t Il. At CIn:
c'unati We hAye mule % !.rrnn4s''urnts with tho
Louisville j. Nashville to crt,ss tlt the er!lHu
tween Now ,Y0rk aud snn l'rnllolsco list ytar
y ~ % w *
tn curry grain from Enlafoya to Now Orlrans.
and Will he glad 70 Kst half-a'cn4,t mlIu It
VIII be Auctt ftonl thesu liKlitos how ncces4Mry
m lowest pos.!ole ,0ltt. / M tola the brdxo
% sss 70 es: es~ " 8sx 0e 'sfss4 M ss s ,osa G
ehasaas u'ean bankrMnto,. Con.nefce Gun;
aoue!s6: e sd,i to .as another afhs.fssry Iy
Eis!nE exclusive privileges 70 % te't @ ssss o the
peako i Ohio waass Is Ut to ths waart s' SishSr
asnye or lelow. and i dues .lot wish to uu nj
In kGW furk, auI asked him rhnt hlA t,nlu ulHJy
, 1881-12-02
lltlIo Inducements for Fayorlng Shippers
and Less tor Placating Legislators
and Slate Officials.
0. W. Ruggles Steps In as General
Passenger Agent Of the Michi-
gan Central.
The Mystery Surrounding Tho Move
mcnts OF tic Baltimore &
ohio Officials.
function Yesterday in New Mexico of tho
Toxas and Southorn Pueblo
" Roads,

Tie fndthcrlmtnAtc IHsnc oi FFce
Fasscs to He storpcA DS lao IllahotS
NondE. -.
Bv tho request OF President, W. y. Ackeffnaht
Of tho lllinoss Central ltailronu Cohiplny' tho
Presidents and General hlaln'Eers ot lilo saf'.
ons Illinois roads etiltertng III thls city snet at
that rct,t'onans oi'!co yestor'sny 10 d'aclss tho
udvisnbillty Ut stopping tho tndiHrM!llhta issllo
Ut free passes Oyer their rond1: IL Is claimed
th,t RI, ndnut,on -, tho nav tt,m ,nlss1nncra,
str 's.'s - ',,,..,,ss .n. Il, ,,a.,,n ,hn,
tAtiu p'Aecs mo IL''lo1s Foads III p'sltsoh 'el
will make II necessary fur lhen ~ curtull 1x-
prnscB wheeaypr It Gun Safely 10 done. TITO
frcc,nas. .vstcm ,be rnttrsu,l ,nnt,uucrs sav.
f S'' 49, ....,.s. - ..,.
eosts tae 'oaes aHalAonse n1no""'s oi 'no"ss
every year, ASIDE froin tho lnss incurred W
CARVING 50 many pcnple FREQ over Ehelr rohrtt,
The r.ucuso m ncco,nt of clprk hire. loss Of
~. ,'.s,s...,,s
uine' ctc' u h'so c"hslucFhV'a' --
There were present ut yrstcrdny'a conference
1luuh HId,n prc.l,,nnt t.bi,nvu fto,.k lstnn,l &
h 4' =. ,..,.''a' s,sai,.e', s,s,..... tn,..
Iae!nc' =. -. fes@..s' tsrsiacla. .n'I"so' t'ut-
and j, T., McSIulltu, General Manager
f-hfcorn T. Alton. Marvin fIuoh[tt. Veg
s,."sIso,, ouh cn,,ro, M.onv,r r.bo.,,, H.
Horthwcstorn; and :. Z. Merrill, Gcucrnl Nun.
nucr Milwaukee l. 81. Paul Tho meeting was
rn,lrplv informal. and ms de,,n,t uc,,un wa.
taken. Mr.. Aekcrmn's stfolSly neca tho
alrosnon OF, the free pHss systc1t', as tho In
df.cr,mtuatc issue Of passes eot tho ,uads
h @ noey ynat he aou
+ha Commissioners turIt madc 1t necessary that
,he .0ads s ss0a ssst. M sxpeses u.s., Us n as % as
pv.s,o, ."1'', a ~" s'. na,,, n"t =" "tsnnoa 1,nt
was nut o"s oaracp' o'tt l.'a"'ce. n.'t
ns,ee epc could M wol IT. be % s"te % JOPLIN Tho frec
paas syatCui altogether was MI tmIN,ssltIllty.
, 1881-12-02
Default in Interest.

THfIADELrIliA, ru,. Dec. l.-IhH Philadelphia
4 1tcalnr aa!lroad Company failed III meet tue
Interest ut tho bonds III the Colcbrnokdalo Hall.
rn,h con.unny, duo tutlny. The Trrns,lror ut
ll1rcivers IRON U to per rent, would bo pnd
ltu 9TH Inst,
, 1881-12-02
FINANCIAL.
'rhe Troubles or nn,,tord, tic Knn"nH
Rlunsir1Er.

4
1,lun,,cIer,
sp+.fat f,t,oatta ID Tns f,httaeo a>fbsne.
WICHITA, kaa', !'eo' i.-!. >. baa1oFd. !he ac'
t"slttnR In mixer Of CALDWELL ka'. mud !1unno-
iv te ahnr,,1 ~ MI. rr,,t,,tv m snturtuy cyc,-
~, ~" ,o., ra,',e -" ~ ch,nIn n wr,t NJ hrhc".
lnR Iast. FalIth4 u, outNIn VIII '" "h"e"H
corpus nf our court, Dnnfurd and his cpnpnnfntl
rc.naincd IN custody over Sunday In this city.
w s!os ,,.;n,, o.E. y, W." t.'..s t.u ."e 's
loft Tor Winfield. III towlcy County: TO- to ol'nt"
writ f'om Judge lMrFon"e' on their WY !"
,cnt",l nv sh,ri,t Thralks. Of sumner
t,.,,,t.,v ,:,,b ,o,,n wh$, tu,k ,hsr.,,
%o"'hS' WV" posse' "uo ro. .na'so
OF tho ,'arty and conveyed thona TO
wellington. 1n the ,noantlme tho excitement
nj f.nl,fwntt snonr tin dul,uslturs md cttlxc,ls
,,oc",,,, ,,,t.n.,, t,a uoinv rvcntnv t1anfnr,t
"tI",nu '''stsc. -" ".".' ...".,a., S ,'.s'as
anu smith. MS casalcr, were eSatIllle'1 petoro
lnnElstrNiu anh held 10 Mt,pcnr at the next terri,
ur tho District Court tho tuutls being pi,ccd ut
s.s nv, ,,.rh. IN ,r.,ratInv uurn,u, ii, nrm,,1
<~'' S"N" ~. A.' ,.t ~ t,,.. -,
, 1881-12-02
|uEVt Fbf1us"s --nv


LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Doc. l.-FIfo ot" ~ usrTetts
O'clock this morning In tho 1s',ix 1ea. co,uuups-
salo0n, .lu0 Main street. ana .ps !sp store of 4.
Gated to tho adJolnEng furh'tu.o fur.sar viii thslr
Cutter, poth ba!nss '1ss cs.ics. ..osk W.
iasuranco: i,1 pesial Nossesss.i sir ~ assoca
'Isxs;a e NV .,: x9:s ss 1tf o,.t ?;
lsss ssis'a j. aeoas @ With ti !,'s5s.HSp xss.S psob:.
Caatanue. Tho euid!aas ...so wst' i, .ha s'1' =
ny ts.aa1 With s1;9s =; 9sinmsssuattcid. imsttid Mass
, 1881-12-02
Win, slt pfayetl 0uS,ss

!s a common complaint. II SOU feel 20, 9ot
will vi once leel tts suulu powcr. II renews tho
healthy acuon Of The k!dnpys' nowe!a, aaa Myer,
10 the weary body. ii can now be had iu either
dry nr liquid form, and tn elthsF "ay 10 Away.
prompt and eMqleut IN 4oppn'-Nfw Afafofu
Sf,llhLtrf -
, 1881-12-02

Monthns cattle. 10 m the way hack from r.,
cago,f whcrc be nMdo Rotrl sale ot lba .s'. s"''
lilo Wi, probat.y IN nso tho dressed ect ""e' h.
ness. shtppng tho boof frun the wc., '. ,,,..
sMm sncun nro hoInR gut ready Iur snt,,aa1. s.n1.
rnstwar,i tver the Northern iiaclfu 'pahssnt snt
White Ia tnAti4nr l,11 10 ..tE0 flpaj nj itcraiT, iT,
Miles City, which hu osires Ia iuau ut fut ,.!s cs
, 1881-12-02
AT Important Dcciaion Dr. Controlso
Knox Affecting tfic pnclilc hank q


CItAnLuTrgrOwE, +. Il. l., Doc. t.-Tho Dl-
rcutors or tho ChMs!ottcsown Nank are dPvottne
themselves to SECURING outstanding hnlanccs
and valulpg the aascts preparatory to u injecting
OF tho shareholders. It ia generally ndmstted
hut tho bAnks cupltaI and tho rust viii bp lost,
untl tho shareholders MMy bo subject 10 call
under their statute liability.
, 1881-12-02
Tho Third LIglo to tho I'acitir.
dp{c{4t Qts2ateh to 1hs CAteaoo Ittbun4,

BlERIlA l9LAAcp, Tex. Dec. i.-The Texas &
Paclhc Rnu Southern Pacific tracks were eou-
nuctud at this place tudpy, nii.uty.one miles
from FL raso, Tcx. cump!et!ng tue third alt-ra.l
Hue from st. Louis to EMn Fs4u,iseu,
n ths NksttrA Assostaftd Psxss.
st, LOUIS, Mo., Dec. l,-Dlspatches rucelved
at tho headquarters Of tho Missouri Pacific l{a,,-
soau this evening statc that tho Texas & Pacific
, 1881-12-02

1.rAvESwoItrll. kns.. Dec. 1.-The Knnsns
Central tt,Arrow -R0Hel tsnltway commenced r.tr-
niNx through trains tt,lny tn Ctny centrc ln
nlr. from this city. Work "a hcinE pushed rar.
jlIy 10 Minneapolis, twenty -tivo intlcN tusthcr
west, and Northwestern kui,sHs Hrnnrally Is he.
ginning tn lcnk with interest upon tho westward
trtHu Ut tho little pony.
, 1881-12-02

Montreal Stocks md Datk Dividends.
8ptetal U1spatth to IAt Gated9o -.at-
MONTREAL, Doc. 1.-Tho atock lnarkot this uft.
ornnon was characterized by IL bear movement
In, link OF Cu,n,norco, which was sold down 10
Hb. MontTcna was Il higher. but Ontarfo de~
h6If-ycarly pMnk divilonds paid here toduy
WluOtliktoii 10 $f.iDQUW,
, 1881-12-02
Nr1lsl, aud Aeurges, at Geneva Luke,
wis,

spseta, Ut,pateh to Ths chteaa9 Tribune
GENEVA LAKE, Wis. 11ea. l.-The marriage Of
Mr., r. u. l}rash, OF EUw York CITY. anu Miss
ltcna Hturgcs, aauxhtcr Of Aholtan Htnrgest oc-
curtrl at tho residence 0f the brides pnrcnts
tha AFTERNOON tu tho pEeaeuce Dt snlect COLL.
uA.,ly III &anu itft} relatives. Tlls bridal purity
departed for chluaRo by special tratn this
evening.
, 1881-12-02
Jordan a1ad Sharp, nj Nashville, Tenn.
apsffai DtapassA ta The Ehteaeo Itl1HRE..

NASHVILLE, Teun,, Dec. l-John Jordan, Estl.,
OF Nuwbury, W., Was marEiuu this afternoon.
to Mlss Carlo q. sharp. duuxutsr Ut DR.. ]. u.
sharp, Presdcnt Of tho NashvIlie MsnutautuF.
Culanatiy, and left immediately With bis VITO fVr
yirxlnIa. Tho bride Ia nho nt our most popllldr
aau highly accomplished ladies. LARGE mum.
bet ot beautiful pres1nts wern Fecalvcd by Mrs.
Jordan.
, 1881-12-02
stenort Of Fires for tIls Month Of "o'
.,nr,t1,Nr.

Total number Of alarms, n; second alasms' =.
stillg. H. The ratlgsa for samo wsra ~ 'u''y
Chimney fires. II; false. 10; supposed 'asv" s,shr,
rlsu,6: communicated II; chIldreh WIN 1ns"ct,ys
s; unknown, s; uyorhoated sloses, - =, ncr,,nu-
chiInnoyp, 4; aparks falling nH'onF M nccuua ",.
ia ion Of soot aud shayugs, 1; upsetslns ksso
sono-oi! stovc an lamps, d ose.hea'eu, o.'s s.c.p
nx E%. :, ovefhyaie k.Is y reonHi oIl iap
stss nsces. @ Having oat water:PIpe, wta ''''s
aud piper. i, spontaneout ;.,!,e ~ orck,
Ok tho buildings were eeunS' ItnI A. A. iouws:
n1ciinxs Is. oarus d, groer!es. u ta,no sa' msa:
elevator Insnutaotories = p9nstter saops, ]:
ufaclorIes. y trR R.l,oat., tr"isI lu,ntaaes
insolSs. is % xs.t totai ioss tlys, sHas,d ~ "
tu insurance. ~ ucaf III cAn w
Ilj
, 1881-12-02

sptetaj Hispaseh to Ths Chteata Irtbune.
CsIlkOsli. Via, I>cc. la Manufactured Nh
tonRl Hunk Ia to b0 formed At Nccnah. with a
cI,itul stock 4l $75,o0. Tho company has pur-
chased = building.
, 1881-12-02

Special Di,p0eh to Ias ChItaoo tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Dec. l.-AlthouEh not ni11-
chilly announced, II Is Ycnorn!ly Understood that
II. L. Enrgunt has assumed tho SAprrtoittlrtiGy
u the st. puui, succeeding ". Z. tat, Horne.
, 1881-12-02
No Trut1, II, tIln 1scrort that the Greet,
rany, svttint,n L. st. IMtll Railroad Illus

No Truth liz tIin 1sct0rt that tho Grncm
Iaay, sTttint,n L. st. Ittul Railroad Illus
Tseril Snltl. ...-\ .-...
Tilt dispatch from Milwaukee,. published Nov.
-. announcing TINT tho t3rccn ]say, WinQna T.
IT. inNl tlntvoaI Ind been said to ahttsfy Il
r!atm Of ID. N. Kelly for St000D nganst TINT
road. or rnthor uxainst tho oht Grocr LAY 4
Mlnnesota tllIlroHl, to which tho Grren ftay,
winut,n & st. Pail 1ns HHccectctl. IL c1atnand 10
le dovn!l Ut truth. 1t Is Rtatcil TINT Mr. Kelly
attempted tn nBscrt n tfaln nvniist thu Old
t,reun tiny itnNti III the t1niti Suites Court ut
Milwaukee,, hut tr WINS entirely tlrfeatptl. tho
Uulrt hn,jirK thut In ind nu claim wIInieyer
tint Go,tkt bG rnttsrita1 ngl!hAt tho N'Atl: Tho
Old Grrrn 1iny 1tund wns suld out under ia
nurtEA9u uni lid In l,y lDhIi ]. blair, rnpreselt-
Ing tho hunhUlers. nnd new Gntlil,At'y ms
brrn UraaHzctl, which. lin+ tnken nil tho tfrtlf-
trty Of tho nil ruNd ami Is NOV III .tMlssssalnl
thereof. Neither n II true tint thu rtHt'! bns
t.snu sold 10 tho ChirnHt, y northwestern:
tho tit1or honMnkiurs. WIN intend extending It
10 st. lil a. sunn It's tho pr',ler ARRANGEMENTS
cat bu ,unlc. 1t wns MlsD Incorrectly stalled III
tho AH,nc dispatch TINT lMporthnt land suits nfo
pending aEMlliEt.tlle rtEii which Wtrc tn 10 US
ct,nttnt,ed by t,itItunl eoltbnt.~ The facts !lra
thht Important land suits Ntc pending ~ WHICH
the cosnpany IL ulAintlN. with Mr. kuley anu
ntllor fn5inur uilieths nf tho ruatl In tho THAR
nctnr nf defendants In these suits the cnnpnny
tho Uthnr otsrers thsik III thelr own iMmo,
but which Is e.lltl Ia l,elouE tn the cotntuuS.
These suits hive not bccil discontinued. hut arc
still bring vtu0runsty jiruseGntca " tho nttur.
Nrys r. l.. md w &. f4ar,ltx,, Of thls c!ty, nnd
The0durU q. Case Of Ureen llay.
, 1881-12-02

Hrarlet-Reycr ut liio0fnfn4tosat III.
8peetat Dhpotth to Tnt Chicago 1ftoant,
Nt,noAlNoTt,N. Ill.,, Dee, la lad nalnaA Barn.
stead, aKcd 7, died this morning suddenly from
malignant kcarIet-fevcr. YhIs occasions good
dual Ut MnxGty Lest sporadic caacs of schrlet.
fever, prevalent Aome tlln0 nero, may bocome
eltdgmic.
, 1881-12-02

small. Pox at 13cllcvuet lais Atifl 16a q
inEs
Jpsetal Dheatth 10 ms Chicago Trtot.ns.
Duuuhux. la. Dcu. l.-Latoat tcportV from
nel,c,us stata that HtI,utl- ox 10 at raging there
four deaths occurring from II III tho Fnst wctk.
, 1881-12-02

At Hamilton, Ont, Loo. lss.. f1lock ~
HAMILTON, Ont, Dec. l'-Ls ee. ss}VM
damaged by a1Q $.15,tgH9i lnsuEsN~
, 1881-12-02
The .Journcylug Isultln,ore D. Ohio OF.
tlclnlH.

SBRE11E V1Jbd{tN 70 7 Hd CH]EuVJ 1Fu9Hks
CLEVELAND, o.. fjec. 1.-The baltimore Il Ohio
officials loft tho city tnrly this afternoon by why
OF the Lake HhorH to ButIuls. After spc,rltnR
part nr to,norrow II, uul1a.o they Will return to
i.rocktow.,, nnd trom TINT point nuke trip
a,vcr tho lutrnIr, FlttsnurK j. Western anu
thrnugh the oil country. Tho rtAk object nj
their visit to shla point, whcre they hnvutl't II
slolInr invested, hns hccn kept profoundly
necrct. 1t is known. however, that whIIu hsro
thsy called upph tho rreslIent nr what Ii
HatloA thu Fauy Itaiirind, j liiIe ul!nlng from.
Cleveland 10 Akron and t.ah.nn. It il ntsn
knnwn thal n tln0 IA nav bOlnR built frum Pitts
burK to Akr,n, caEled ths rtttslburK. funngs-
IN bo run Ii. tho interest Ut thU linltitnr0 u
tlhiU CompMny. II h stntetl thut thu lIulttmotu
L. Ohiu contemplate islng the SuItey 10 Akr.,tl
u Il feet,cr froin Enynland. While hero ttutert
Garrntt a,tl Mr. Hpnilcor mndo hriet call On
tiunerMl. Manager Newell. Ut tho Luke ehHre. III
t8 oihee ind lpurriy et,nttet Tor Whilu tulny,
, 1881-12-02
Cleveland, MT. Vernon d Columbus Mat
tCFHs

Special Disp1teh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 1.-Thc Cleveland, Mt
Vernon l. Columbus Railway Inns nnally bcen
takoN out OF tho hAnds Of tho bonlhotdcrs'
trustees, and tho pruporty' nuw belongs to tho
stockholders, and Ia represented hy common
stuck inetcnti OF bontls or fcbts. The new et,tn-
pnny VIVA incoporntcd Us tho Cleveland, Akron
& Columbus Hallway Company. ~ meeting Ut
the Hturkholdors toaay tile following l3oarl nf
Il.rvctnra wcre oluGtod: Chnrtcs j.. Eanun.
Now Ynrk; Jnryis II, Atlnnls, L..
a. Russell, y CltyelaId; tioshprn 4: Jones
Immediately cIcetrd e. j. Canla President and
". a. SchMAp Secretary. The "shar ulfiecrs or
tho rua, wcre allowed to yetunln unchanged fur
Abs present. G. 4. Jun1s. wtlu Ens teon llecctv-
or for tha tonlhnts1cra, will psolmhly naw return
To nls former pusltion VI tirnrrhl fltpnrintcna-
sntM the road; The Eonttoucn M f.,nlt..siuE IN the
contemplated. nor have any new AllianGes becn
Aluptcl.
, 1881-12-02

Special Dispatch 10 7he CHICAGO Tribune.
TORONTO, Dec, 1.-Tho meeting Of the Outnrfo
Hank shareholders wAs continued todny, tho
stormy scenes oI yesterday hein9 repeated Mr..
Ginss, or I.onuor, moved nit amendment to Aid.
ltaslatn's motion thai no action he tnkcn until
new Hoard ut Directors Is elected. Ths wQs
warmly tiebatcd, und tho wrahRtng ut ttnits
was very great. Tonight ut II o'clock tho
amendment waa carried by rnte Of s.a.58s to
17,71l. During Tho Irrrga1nr discussion w1tlcl, tol-
in,yel tug a1'noanecnsnt Of Of tne ~ ynts M Mr ulas'
holders 10 prosecute tho Directors. to which
Cui. Oxowsk! nnswerth that thoy wsfn prctparett
for prosecution, their Shortcomings haSlrg
heon thnso ur omission, not Of e,ulmissInl.
Sir ". T.. Iiewland hayt,lg anno!ncetl that
Mcxt suturdIy's 0IllGn 0dtft't wn1til cnhtn!n Q
iiottcc chilling sNyerMl tnpgtu8s III 8hHrsllnlherS
fnr tho pilrpOsa OF receiving the resignation Of
tho DIst:c.ots, II 'vns n',ycd thht tor tie p!,r-
poses Of 0lnss motion. tho lntsntton Of tho III.
reconstruction ri tho lhharsl, and ttlnt tho preA-
out meeting vt shaEuhniters nuthnrlzn nppliGa-
nloilon Will tu discussed tomorrow nflernvun,
TO which, tItnc the meeting was adjourned.
Thers seems to bo dasroslt!nn TO pass s!,cl! \
tn1,k may be inquired byn fn.ltra to eGcure the
sauotlon Of Parliament iii due courso.
An Important Decision DE- Controller
Knox Affecting lilo pucltlc hank Of
Huston.
BOSTON, Mass, Doc. LA very Important
question cnu,e up todhy In connection with tho
nIaIrs of the PActno Hank. It WIS whcth0r the
bunk bp permitted to accept Its own certificates
of deposit us part OF tho sun, which must be
1uado up as a condition Of re4,lnpunn. The
following dispatch was sont Controller Knox;
"Can a uebtor isquIdate his own dobt by tdei.
ticul certificate OF dpisost Issued to him by the
IAciiu National laukY'
10 WHICH tho Controller rcnllcd:
"lip :An 0lfsGt tho CertlHGnte Of deposit Issued
s. tk11 1I<111I I.infi Inn h f3tSitf
This action Ut tho Gtnltr1cr ls regarded Il:
mlktny an easier solution ut tho nrobletu OI tht
reorganization OF tho bank, 1t tillntnisncs, III
permits lIMtuutiDn, ot It's outstanding l!nbill-
tles by several hundred Thousand dollars,
, 1881-12-02

Maximum temperature. :p,5.
Minimum tGt1lpOralnru. I'LL.
Mem lthfty buf0m9tIr. III. ISL
Near, llnlty thefnlOnlgt0r. a.A
Mean daily humility. III,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-05-07
Passed September 8, $780,
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE

nHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
i Town Of Gold Hill dU ordaln
SEoIIoN I. The President aud Clark OF the
Board VI Trnste, Of the said 10 an OF ao!d Hill
arc hereby authorized aud required 10 istue
Bonds Of the I own Of Gold Hi. Ia the sum u
Ter Thousand DOLLARS unlted stat 0 gold coin.
sEc. Q. The said Bonds sba We In such form
% tho President AID CLERK " tsid Board ma,
pre- cribc according to Law and Or4inspcs, ana
stall be TO Gu. .ffe,t that the Town Of Gold Hill
IL bound aud holden and will pay to t.e holder
Of said Bonds tho sum OF .Loneyn named therein
IN United States gold coin. U tue l4th day Of
August, 1881. with Interest thereon ~ the rate
OF one per cent pr month, IN ike gold coin.
Interest ray able quarterly.
SEQ 8. Ssid Bonds shall be istued aud used
for The purpuse OF re Ieemlng and csncslling
Bonds Noe. iy5 and l04 Of tbs ToSn OF uold
lIill.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance sh,ll take eject and
be In forsc from aud sfter Its passage. and its pub
LEGATION or one week In the Coli huL DALI
NEWS.
Approved: l.. 7. FOX,
PRECEDENT Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
OF uold Hill.
Attest: W. O. HYDE, Clerk
On motion Ordinance No. III. % read, was
paced by the iollo wing vots:
Ayrs- Trustee Mercer. DAuchy and Prssi
Absent-Trustsrs Lemery anil Mccurdy.
W. q. HYDE Clerk OF the Board.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

AFFIcE OF CONSOLIDATED IMPERIAL
Mining Company. San Francisco. April
10. iasi.-The re .ular Animal Meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Consolidstfd lmperisl Min.
Ing Company will b. held At their once, Room
70. Nevada Block. No. 30 MONTGOMERY street,
,. =. Transfer books will b elossd Saturday,
April soth, q - o'clock =. "
% v. =. DIAN, BscrvtsyJ,
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Passed June 1th. isso.l
THE BOARD or TKUsTEks OF GOLD
L Hill do o lain

THE BOARD or TKUsTEls OF GOLD
i Hill do o dain;
sxo 1, The President and Clerk Of the Board
OF Trustees OF ihe Town of Cola Hill an here
by autho ICED aud required ~ isrus one Bond
OF the Town o. Cod Hill IN the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars U.i,ed States god coin.
SEC. 2. The said Bond yhali be IN such form
% the Prv,idtni aud CLERK VI taid Board may
prescribe, and shall be TO the tf'cs that the
TOWN Of odd Hill Z. bouni aud holden .. d Will
pay 10 the holder q said Bond ihs sum "
money named therein on the d teenth Gay Of
October next. with Interest thereon q ths
rate o. one per cent. Per month, United
stAtes god coin. lnieiest payable quarterly.
Bro. =. The non,y received from the sale Of
said Bond shall be used tor the purpose Of
paying Cd the floating debt OF tho TSwn Of
Odd Hill.
SEo.I 1. This Ordinance to tato eject and be
In force from aud af'er ITS passage aud one
weeks publ .catioa In the GoLD HILL DAILY
l.. r. FOX.
President Of the Board OF Trustees OF the Town
Ct uold Hill.
Attest, ". q. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board.
On motion 0rdiIaLce No. ll6, ~ read, was
passed by the following vote;
Ayes - Trustees Mercer. DsuchY, Lemery,
Mc0urdy and President fox.
W. q. HYDE Clerk OF the Board.
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THE BOARD CT TRUSTEES OF GOLD
l Hill d, ordain:
SECTION I. An annual ID valorem tax OF one
and one quarter per centum Lpor. the value Of
TAXABLE .rvperiy within The Town OF Gold Hill
IL hereby LEVIED aid directed 10 be collected Tor
town purposes upon the asserfed vaiue Of al
such taxable proi erty made taxable y The laws
cf tnis tate Tor State and c unity purposes In
GLIDING the ct proceed Of the mines.
sxc. Q. The taxes levied by section I Of this
ordnance, aud TO DO assts.td aud collected IN
accordance Win the ! rovislons ~ an ordinancs
entitled. IAN Urd,n'ncc to provide Tor the levy
AMI collection OF taiss on real aid personal
property within the Town Of Gold Hill" passed
April IL. 1851, aud alro. an ordinance entitled.
An ordinance % provide Tor th" time and
manner Of arcertaining the value OF thu net pro.
ceeds Of mibo. fur the purpose vi taxat on. and
10 provide Tor the collection VI such '.xes.
L. T. FOX,
President Of the Board OF Trustees OF the Town
OF Gold Hill.
Attest: W. @. HYDE. Clerk Of the Board.
At Q meeting Of the board o. Trustees ~ the
Town Of vold HI. held april ~. 1881. Ordi.
nance No. ilS was paced BY ihs following vote,
Yeas-IIu'tees Mercer, DAuchy. Lemery and
President Fox.
A~bsent-Trustes McCurdy.
10 W. q. HYDE, Clerk.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NroTIcE IS GIVEN. THAT THE DISTRICT
N Court OF the First Judicial District In and
for the county Of Storey having granted TO the
undersig .ed letters t.stamsntsfy In the eststs
OF CONRAD WIkGAND. decesstd, al creditors
Of said ertste will present Their bills to the
undersignsd Of the assay once u the late Con.
rad Wiezand, decess d. for thor approval.
within ten months from the date q thl. notice.
JOSEPH PEAK .N3,
O. q. brkvkNsUN.
Executors.
Virginia oity. October q. 1890. ocas