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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Wrecked opera Troupe.

GALvEsroN, Texas, February 6.-The
north.bound express was wrecked nine
miles north Of Hampstead. on the Texas
Central railroad. last evening. Tbs
engine fell through the Csdar.crsei
bridge. throwing the express. two bag
gage and two passenger coaches down
fifteen feet OF an embankment bottom
upwards. The sleeper kept the track.
Strakosch & Hess English Opera
Troupe we're among the passengers.
Eighteen persons were injured The
most serious being conductor LittiR,
side and hip hurt Rose Marion; .
chorus singer. thrown through . win.
dew and badly cut ; one oornst player
has q broken arm, and Levi Of New
York . broken lose. The injured were
rsmovsd to Houston.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08

BAIrxoas, February 6.-Ics impefils
vessels ct the Delaware brsakwater.
Three ships have already been cut, and
eighteen at anchor fear . similar disss.
ter. A light-ship was carried on the
breakwster.
PHILADELPHIA. February s.-John
Browns Sons have failed; liabilities.
$3.50, 900. The firm expect With time to
be able 10 pay twenty-five cents on the
dollar.
CIrvrIAxD. February 1.-THE Herald
learns that all match manufacturers have
combined TO make Q monopoly. the Dis
moud Company being the name OF the
new organization. Its scheme 10 OF
grand proportions aud we'll matursd.
GALVESTON. February 5.-A Browns.
VILE special says: The telegraph steamer
Dscia has laid the shore ends OF the
cable. and signals were exchanged with
Tampico last evening. The steamer In
tsrnstional will probably complete the
cable between Tampico and Vera Cruz
In o few days.
81. Lours. February ga mortgage
for $45. 000, 900. covering al the prop.
erty OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railroad, including second mortgage
bonds and the last OF the extension to
the Rio Grapds and City Of Mexico. IL
In course OF preparation.
Sewer Wilhelms, . ssloonist, killed
his mistress, Agslis Nareot. and then
shot himself. Jealousy and drink were
the causes.
ST.. PAUL. February 4.-Thsrs 10 the
ssversst storm here that has been known
for years. With high winds and heavy
snow and moderate cold. All the roads
are blocked.
DENVER. February 6.-A Tribune Ala.
mosa special says: The cosch from Del
Norts to Alsmosa Wa robbed last night
by two men. Ave miles from Del Norts.
Four nail.pouchss and the treasure
pouch were taken. The passengers were
not disturbed. The amount In the
pouches IL unknown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Pia,e siiiar FALLEN.

Last night Captain Foley OF Virginia
caught Captain Sam, the Father Matthew
OF the Piutss. In the very act OF taking
q drink at q saloon kept BY Frank
Gurgeou. on South @ street. above
Mcaurn's. As tho officer entered the
saloon hs saw Gurgeon snatch a bottle
from the bar aud conceal II. At the
same instant Captain Sam was seen to
take somstbiug from the bar and shove
il into his coat pocket. Officer Foley
Investigated Sans pocket, and 10 Il
found q tumblsr containing Q good stin
horn OF whisky. Gurseon was arrested.
and will have . hearing before Justice
Hires tomorrow evening at 4 o'clock.
This Gurssou is q tsuderioot. and =
tough one too, a. the officials well
know,
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n.,arsure. Lot Eys.isg

JHurd. v Fry. p aarspy. I Isaacs. d
O'Connell. T Fitzsimmons. ] Hagerman'
Mrs. Brodek. W Caferty. n 8 Mcdonald.
n Powell. J Norris. J Ghislieri. E Man
del. J Demlins and family. Rv Barry 2
Began. Mrs. Z Hurley. r Prssho. Major Z
K Otey. p N~cGsthgan. n strouse. Mrs
Baum, G orsezs. J z Kliak. J Gavin. DR.
Akin, Mrs J Wilson. B Dsllspians. MN
Friedrich. p Knapp. J link. Miss L Muir
ray. J D Polly. AL White. Mrs. Q Roman.
z Chatain and wife. Miss v Grosjesn. ~
Hatch. Mrs W II Ash. FE Fielding. o "
Hall and wife,. Mrs Il = Creighton AS
Brooks. Mrs. L W Lannen. W Phelps q
wife, Mrs. Young. Ii Town. Mrs. u Web
sssr. @ shappa. Mrs J G Pooley and fam
iiy, L Norris. Mrs Murton, Mrs Cham
plain, Mrs W Allen and child. @ T Smith.
q A Tompkins. E L Roach, J r Housham,
Al Brooks, D @ Fox and wife. @ Wagner.
Mrs. Parish. Mrs T siegsl. Mrs Small. Mrs
n jacobson. Miss Love, Mrs Mann. DR.
Il Knapp. Mrs T Gasely. Mrs Brown. J
Rulison. Mrs E Brooks, Mrs E Newman.
II Dallis and wife. Mrs L Cohen. Mrs DR.
Packard. A Friedlsndsr and wife. Mrs 8
Beck, Mrs II A Fish. Mrs Mackay. Mrs @
Mccarthy. Miss u Brock. Mrs Monaco. G
@ Baker. Mrs Murphy. Mrs Jones. Mrs. n
r Nevin. Mrs N Mygatt. VIM Sutherland
and wife. Mrs @ W Currisr,. "A Keller
and wife, Miss A L Msrrinan. Pleasant
Moore, Mrs Crosby. Mrs N z Harmon. b
@ Harris. O Woodbury., Mrs. L Alexander,
Mrs. n Davidson. Mrs. dostts. Mrs Jack
son, Mrs Walker. B Schwartz. E + Kelly,
Miss I Noulton. Miss Thompson. Mrs G d
Dundee. Mrs W F Pope, u G Mcmillan.
W Nerrick. J E Mcdonald. N Sullivan
and wife, r. Mccarthy. u delding. z 8
Eldridgs, o Esvens. " Edmonds. Z i
orsbuer. Maria Jones. I Rich. A Cohn.
W Mooney and wife. Mrs DR. Nswland, d
Devine, JF Husse. Mrs T woollsy. @ n
Brown, b sharff and sister, Z + Hargrave.
W Richards and wife. A Pesslsy. Mrs J
d Reilly. Mrs. p d Mulcahy' Ars nan
coax, J H Richards. W Wells. J Scott. &C
Sweeney. J 9 Kansen. o Frank. = Bosh' /!
King. Miss N Clarity. Mrs. Hun and
daughter. Minnie Hun. Miss Diamond,
Mrs 9 Lean. 8 Pottls, II @ Shaw. Miss J
Ksnssn, @ W whitcher. Miss nsdswan'
D wsrtAsimsr. q II Morrison and family
Nrs schnorf. J L Black. Jf dlsddins
and wife. Lille Bsebe. W G Fletcher. Mr.
= Bosgls, Mrs. Mayer. FN Hufaker. &c
Feeder. A Borlini and wife. Mrs u Cur
nov Nrs D Grant and family. L Foster
Mr., 8 J Proctor. J J NeDads. Miss Z Day
Mr. Z A Martin. A Lsoni. Mrs. W More
head, Miss Lou Nsimsisr. @ Hasr Miss 4
N,t yrs Herman. n Galloway. N vii
liz. II = Baker.
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Ban Francisco. February s-sf. H.
Ysllsv Jacket. 5 oS. s; Best 4 Beleher.
81; Grand Prize. I 80. IN; NJ. Disblo.
81; Albion. 75o. 7so b6o Silver King. n;
Northern Belle. l2s; Scorpion, $50. SOC;
Columbus. Soc; Hale 4 Norcross. s4s,
8 40. s IS; Caledonia. SOC; NJ. Potosi. 800.
Tc; Savage. I 70. N; Grown Point, IN
I IS. 1 20; Gould 4 Curry. AS; Navajo
q Is. = 20. Az; California. 9oc; Benton
loo, $50; Union Con-. 8; Concordia. AZ
Ophir. 4 so; Bullion, I GO; Argsnts, SOC;
a~oodshaw. sse; Sierra Nevada. ~. 81
Mexican. 4 IS, 4 30. 4 IS; Chollar. i %
Justice. 400 overnan. TOO. Potosi. I IS;
Noonday, 2 Is. a., 2 so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Reports Of Cemmissses and Herr
Biils Allowed - Cesselidssaes
Matters.

There was Q full Board Of the meeting
Of County Commissioners last evening,
and the minutes were read and straight
snsd up.
There was . general reporting Of pro-
ersss ON various propositions which had
been referred, and further time was
granted in each.
Commissioner Sheridan said . Mrs.
Daley had made complaint that her
property was assessed too high. The
case wa referred TO- the Court-house
COMMITTEES and District Attorney.
A long discussion was held over Q bill
Of DR., EnRles for $26 for Analysing
opium. It was finally allowed and an
intinauon given that no more Of that
Kind OF bills should be incurred.
The C~ourt.house COMMITTEES were
granted further time TO report upon the
bill Of Justice Flannipshsm for $500
aalary for January. :,
The salary law provides That In all
Townships where 1900 or more votes
were cast ct the general election pre-
csdiuR the passage Of the bill. $500 per
year shall DO the salary Of the Justice Of
the Peace. It 10 granted that at that
election In Gold Hill 1908 votes were
cast, and that that was the election re-
fsrred to In the bill. but there were some
Offices for incumbsnts Of which not 1000
votes we're cast, hence the uncertainty
Of the District Attorney In this paitiou-
lar case. The point 10 too small to
amount to anything.
The bill Of Deputy County Clerk
Thompson for SIG for twenty-nine days
work was allowed. less SIG, without
prejudice. Four Sundays were charged
Tor in the bill a. days on which work
had been done. The Board required .
bill showing this extra work In . sspa.
rate item.
Bills were allowed IS follows: D. ].
K.llehsr. Deputy Clerk. 500; F. ID.
Huffaker, Deputy District Attorney,
500; Fred D. Nichol. Deputy Recorder.
500; F. A. Farnum. Jailer. SIG;
Chss. Harper. License Collector. sos;
W. J. Hanks, Sheriff, $3.50 80; L. E.
Sawyer, Deputy Sheriff, So; j. Z. Mo-
Donald. same. $500; Peter Rasso. scav'
euRer, 81; @. +. MCCARTHY, Deputy
Constable. SIG; Lee MoGown' same
SIG.
Commissioners Gallagher reported
having conferred with the Town Trus-
,.s. n Gold Hill. who informed him
that they would meet with the County
Commissioners at the City Hall this
evening. upon the adjournment Of The
Board OF Aldermen. and consult with
them In regard to matters pertaining to
the consolidation OF the city aud county
governments. Commissioner Weber
stated that he had seen the Board oil
Aldermen. and they would attend the
proposed meeting. 49,.
Adjourned to meet next SATURDAY
evening. February IL. at z o'clock
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Iners Abeas Fees.

To DO quite exact in the figures Of
amounts paid the Treasurer yesterday
was impossible. approximations from
the Office Of the Clerk and Recorder
wer. given; the true figures are: Clerk.
s525 ~; Recorder and Auditor. s5l7 10.
These amounts are exclusive OF work
done for the county. District Attorney
Hil.s contributed S3l IS. The other
fees were correctly reported yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
uriai Jurors.

Following 10 the list Of trial jurors
summoned to appear today In the Dis.
trict Court W. b. Ash. John Armsr.
VIM. Manning. G. Il. Meadows, T. Il.
McGra,h, A. Borliner. F. j. Jessup.
VIM. ColomOrs. n. Holmes. CD. Ga.
briel, 3. Boeh. Thos. 'Cavsnsueh. A.
Mott, F. L. Reed. T. Delay. W. H.
Lotus, l.. J. Chapman. A. D. Pottls.
Thos. Thornton. Wilson King. r. PEN
tecost, ]. w. Sharon, A. Merritt. O.
Tobener, E. q. Smith,. John Mandieh,
Con. Mahon.y, W. H. Oates. W. g.
HYDE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Flooded Towns.

PUEBLO. COL, February 5.-Ths Pur-
gatoirs river is flooded worse than ever
before. At Las Animas the Atohison,
Topeka and Santa Fe road IL three feet
under water. No mails have been 70.
csived for two days.
OMAHA, February ga Fort Benton
dispatch says: Ths river broke its banks
here this morning. The women and
children took 10 the hills. since day
light the river fell from eight to ten feet.
There was NO great damage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Il. Of r. Exeursisa.

Tho Comstook delegation Of the
Knights Of Pythias started for San
Francisco last night and were sent on
by q thousand interested spectators.
Over q hundred members Of the order
left Virginia and . large number was
added at Gold Hill. Several OF the ex-
o~ursionists left their wives and many
their sweethearts behind, yet = large
number Of ladies went along.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Protest Of Iron MANUFACTURER.

CLEVELAND. February THE Cleve-
land Rolling Mill Company. Union Steel
Screw Company and upward Of forty
other companies. Arms and individuals
prominently Identified with iron interests
here have signed o memorial to DO for
warded to General Garfield, setting
forth that the late decisions OF the Seo-
Rotary Of the Treasury are Affecting seri.
ously, II not utterly destroying, the
m%snufacturs Of hoop iron In the United
States; and another decision now pend.
ing, as to the duty on tank or plate iron.
In Of like importance,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Iha NeN YORK Xorld,s Pair.

NEW Yonx, February s.-asn. Grant
presided at . meeting Saturday night. In
the interest Of the Worlds Fair OF 1883.
Addresses were made BY . number Of
gentlemen. Over $50. 200 was collected
for the enterprise during the past si1
days. Three gentlemen present con
tributed $4,000 each. The railroads are
expected to give 81 1000. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
aeyere storm in Louhiapa.

NEW 0RIxAxs, February The
s.,,.rly gale which sss 10 yesterday con-
tipusd last night and this forenoon.
The wind varied frequently. obtaining
. velocity Of Afty-tvo miles per hour.
The Julia stree. fire tower fsl!. crushing
IN he roofs Of adjoining buildings. The
o.ls continued twsnty-iour hours. carry:
ina the wstsrs Of the gait over The low
lands along the New Orleans and Mobile
R.iIrosd. The track between Miohon
and Lookout Station Il submerged and
seysral miles Of IL washed out. No train
has run over the road since last night.
A freight train ID reported wrecked %
tween Miehon and Chief Nsntsur. Ths
wires srs nsarly Ill down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08

Hale & Noroross' expects to start up
Saturday. The ssllows frame 10 up and
It only remains to get the shssves In
place and to put on the new Cables
which are In progress.
su,ro Tunnel Company stock IL now
worth 81 per share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
p,oss.,or willis. Principal Of th'

Profsssor Willis. Principal Of the
Fourth Ward School Of Virginia, on in
.,,.,,on- want down to Carson last even
ne 10 ocufsr with the Legislative Com
mit.ss on Education In reference 70 P,o-
posed changes In the school laws OF No
vsda.
Alsx. stoddsrd has written from Asr-
.h.v. Patagonia District. Ari.on:' CAV.
ina . very favorable account o. .n; !.
oountry. He says the Tsrri.ofy -
crowded With Nevada and oaiiofnis
miners.
willard Ddtsr has tssn installed =
.s.vsrd q ne County Hospital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08

EYES," remarked . musical critic, 70.
Gently from Kansas. ''the fddliA' was
bully; but I tell you. when the fat Chap
with the big mustschs laid hold Of that
bass fiddle and went for them low notes
In the violin-csllar. I just felt - 10 q
buzz-sav was . Playin' Yankee Doodle
on my backbone"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Arrivals Th,s Aosaisg.

W summ srAeld. H G Manning. Miss I
Lynch. @ Pierce. W 8 Hobart. Lizzie
Hurley. W Ripley and wife. Rose Dele
gan. n Massey. W A Williamson. OF
Smith and wife. Rv Dey. D Lonksy. A
Brown, Mrs. T Delegan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Adolph sutro authorizes . denial

Adolph Sutro authorizes . denial OF
the reports nov circulating through the
prsss that hs 10 about TO leave for Eu-
rope. he says hs has no intention Of
leaving for several months. 40 ihof
the opinion that the tunnel viii make
good dsvslopments Of ore whom pushed
into the heart Of Mount Davidson.
Parson Kelly. quondam Nsvsd.
preacher and State Superintendent Of
Public instruction. is . reporter In Oak
land. He will make good deal better
reporter than preacher or Superintend-
eat Of instruction. But let the people
Of oakland beware how they tackle him
ct poker.
Tom Gallagher will tomorrow take
The hub Of the second Yellow Jacket
vhssl 10 the old Virginia depot, whence.
NE The ether. Il viii b transported 70
he works on Q oar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08

Among the stufins Of an old lounge
On which T. ]. Marsh had slept for
many years, at Charleston. Illinois,
were found. after his death. government
bonds and gold coin worth $1,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
p,.,ries Cesrs-Ri.isx. Judge.
The following business was tran

The following business was urans'
acted in this Court today:
Mandelbaum va. Liebes-Jury waived
and trial commenced before the Court.
List Of jurors called and. there being
no case for jury trial. they were OK.
cused for the term aud. a. they had not
served. the Clerk was instructed to re-
1urn their names to the jury boz.
Yesterday: Lsmson W. His Creditors
Sheriff appointed assignee.
seeur vs.. His Creditors-Sherif ap-
pointed assignee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08

"Lsnd me your ears" quoted . Chi.
caao orator, and . wicked q. Louis nan
Who was present said II vss . big loan 70
negotiate In Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
STOCK aEr0RF.


-
- Yy>>sssss pssra.
-
Last xvHSuo.
80 Eureka Con-, ~
Is Northern Bells, Is
115 Grand Prize. I 10, I 65
400 Arrsnta. SOC
2ss NayaIo, q 40, q IS
TOO Tuscarora. 4Se
3 Day, 4Se
lSO0 Albieu' ! oS0. sec' soc' oes
420 ~. Diablo. bS
80 M Poeosi: Ioc' 100
" no.mes. eo0
lIV booio, On
/, eSo AeClinssn' "
z0Iio6a, -
~ 6uiver,z
lie Syndicate. 600
lIe Ceneordia. ~ IN
IVY Shampion, ?
4eo 1ono. l -, Law
4o Con: racine
w Jupiter. 40
800 South buiwsr' so
100 Addenda. >
2Oe NooAday. ~. ~
10Y nammoth, y
so Boston Con-, voc, 700
ITO Orc. 40c. <5c. 400
1so Paris, 800
30 Tiptop. I %
20 Silver King. n
lis Caledonia %. H.),l ~, ! -
100 Naybelis. acc
rurs xslxue.
m o,,,. AT
nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08

To tho President and Hon. Board OF
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill-Qen-
tlemen: herewith submit to your Hon.
Board my report Of the business done In
nv ofiee for the qusrtsr ending January
81, 1881:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
TOWN TRUSTEES.

Regular Meeting Of shs Board Last
Evening Quarterly nspsres d
TsWa O0esFs fer ths Quarter
Euding January ~. 1851.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08

A regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill VA
held last evening. Trustee Mercer In the
chair.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
we're approved ~ read. The reports Of
the different standing committees were
received.
The Committee on Streets reported
them In pretty good condition. consider
ing the late heavy storms which caused
many lively frsshets In several portions
Of the town. The Committee reported
some Of the branch sewers q being out
Of order, caused BY the heavy strain
upon them. -
The Committee on Fire and Water re-
ported everything In their department In
good condition.
The regular monthly bills amounting
to $ll5l so, were. on notion. ordered
paid. The following were referred to
The Finance Committee: Matt. Bay,
IS so; ]. B. asenon, $12 90; John
Jonss' Jr.. a.; w. N. Hall & Co..
$40 62; Fred. sharbsck. "a 80; z.
Mercer, % 08; Wm. Hall. % 30.
A nuisasce in Bullion ravine Wa
complained Of. and the MAMMAL wa
instructed 70 abats IL.
A Comuittes OF the Whole reported
that they had visited the promises oil
Thomas Gray, and found that the
damage to his property BY the falling oil
the Sulkhssd on Telegraph street was
very triHing. In the sstimssion oil Mt.
GRAY the damage Vas much greater than
the Board considered Il to be. Mr.. Gray
thought Il could DO Hxed for $40. A
motion BY Trustee Lsmsry that Ar.
GRAY be allowed $50 to repair his house
was Lost by Q tie vote. and on motion
the matter was referred to . iull Board,
Rosdman Brown. who had been sus.
pended BY Marshal Kspnedy. appeared
before the Board and made an sxplans'
ton Of his whereabouts at the time o.
the freshet on last Saturday night week
His explanation Vas satisfactory, and ~
Was rsinstated BY . unanimous vote o.
the Board.
Quarterly Rspssss 81 rev. omesrs
The following quarterly reports o.
town eHissrs were read. and on motor
w.re referred to the Committee OF
Finance:
arpolr on TOWN rIxAsuIxl.
HA.nrahIa R0aF
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arposr OF TOWN cLkRx.

II. KENNEDY. Town Marshal.
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REPoHr OF TOWN oLkRx.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill-0entlemen Tit
following 10 my report for the quarter
ending January 81. 1851:
Amount Of warrants issued. ....S s,67o 81
A follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-08
Quarterly Reports Of rev. omosrs.
The following quarterly reports Of
town officers we're read. and on motion
were referred to the Committee on
arposr on TOWN rlxAsuIxl.

To the President and Honorable Board
Of Town Trustees-Gentemen: I here
With submit my report for the quarter
ending January 81. 1881:
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By amount paid Treasurer for -, =,

To amount licenses collected. H.. si.4ss 90
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aErorr or Town xAasHAL.

o. H. GALLUP. Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-04-09

o. - Outfit sent free to those who wish to en-
eNs gage in the most pleasant and profitable
II business known. Everything new, and
capital not required We will furnish you
everything Ten dollars day and upwards is
easily made without staying away from home
over night No. risk whatever. Many new
workers wanted al once. Many are making
fortunes at the business. Ladies make as much
as men, and young boys and girls make great
pay No one who Is willing to work fails TO
make more money every day than can be made
in week at any ordinary employment.
Those who ENGAGE at once will find short road
to fortune. Address II HALLErT 4 CO,
dls Portland, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-04-09

An immense stock of fine Dress and
Common Hats, can be obtained at low
rates. at the store Of
n29 +. G. ROBINS.
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