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ready owns 100000 acres at the mouth Of
the Brazoa. They will undoubtedly make q
harbor there 60 as 10 have an outlet in case
of quarantine in Galveston"
''Do you think financial men In the north
have confidence in Texas!"
"Certainly! How could it be otherwise.
Such soil as you have, and no state debt
with your people all at work. The Norti
and England are sending $50 00O. 0'0 int
your state to be invested in reliable mon.
Mr.. Perkins lectures in Plano this a''e'
noon, Mckinney tonight, Denison toinvr'
row afternoon and in Sherman tomorrow
night and then returns to New York.
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PRINCE MILAN OBRKNovrrCH ~, the
hereditary prince who is to be crowned king
of Servia, in August, is twenty-five years
Of age. His kingdom has some 100000
population, a standing army of i4,OOo--
about enough for dress parade, considering
the locality Of Servia-- and a public debt o.
$7,0OO,O0O His revenue and expenditures
are each absut 100000 snnualy. Bel
grade is his capital. If he should develop
Napoeoaic attributes, statesmanship with
military genius, he might carve out king
dom for himself from Turkey, Roumania
Bulgaria, ETC., worth having.
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A GENTLEMAN writes us from Ennis under
data of the 28;h inst, informing us that a
disease hes broken out among the horses in
the nsghborhood around Wsxsbschie
aad slso in an adjoining county
which is proving very fatal, and he
asks us to suggest remedy. He says
the anims's are lnken vi running at the
nose as til, ugh they bNl distemper; theil
-3SaSss become s,iii, esrsci lily tic shoulders
they refuse food sind die in from three 10 81,
days. In every case where stiffaess of thu
limbs onsued, il has proven fatal, and NJ
remedy tried has been Of benefit. We hay'
not sufficient knowledge Of veterinary sur
gerry either TO Diagnose the disease o
suggest treatment, but If any person read
Ing this paragraph has 80 ofth
pathology Of tho malsdy and will send u
directions for It's treatment, we will publsl
II for the benefit Of the public.
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The snnounc ement has already been ma,

The announcement has already been made
Of the changes in the divisions on tho Texas
b Pacific railroad, the headquarters Of the
second division being located here at Dallas.
Colonel II. NJ. Hoxie, the general manager Of
the road, in making these changes has done IL
with al eye 10 the future as we'll as to tho
present, knowing that tho road will soon be
completed 10 FL Paso and then, as now
changed. with the new ones yet 10 DO created
west of Dallas, tho general convenience. and
facility of supervision and management will
DO greatly improved. From the first advent
Of Colonel Hoxie into Texas as general
superintendent Of the International
b Great Northern railroad, he
ha,:eoae onward and upward, displaying n
rAre kno Wedge and conception Of tho bust.
mas, graspiug all its. intricacies and with
master mind and steady hand graphing with
and overcoming all difficulties. He is pos.
sessei Of wonderful powers Of organization
and executive ability. He knows how to
bull | up, how 10 create resources and how 10
haa lie them 70 tbs very bost and speediest
advantage. Hs 10 like great general who
sorganizing an army for service and at the
same time conducting q brilliant and difficult
campaign. He keeps HE forces we'll in hand
and is always anticipating all difficulties that
under any contingency may sriso and prcpsr.
Ing to mee! thom while no percoivcs ob,ticlcs
that must DO overcome and gets ready TO
remove them whom they are reached. With
. strong, .clear, active intellect, indomitsble
will power and tireless energy, and with q
seeming in!uitive knowledg, of oil railroad
problems, no gentleman in tho state has done
more for the development Of railroad enter.
prises and 70 build up tho state generally,
bringing immigrants to It and advertising its
numerous advantages, thaa Colonel Ho1ie.
What Colonel Tom Scott was TO tho great
railroad system Of Pennsylvania, Is q man.
agor and director Of thoie affairs, Colonel
Hoxie d to-day In great measure, and will in
the mar future omiasntly DO 70 Texas. In
The brief Waits he has made to Dallas, ho
has thoroughly ana profoundly
Impressed tho business men and citizens gen,
orally with HE atuess fos the responsible,
position be all and by his suavo manners, hi
urbanisy, HE freedom from colonization snt
bic devotion to tho interests Of the great bus
insss conndsd 10 bic hands, hs has won ,hei
esteem. their respect and thsi. hsa,.les. an,
warmsst good viii. We have made these a
unions 70 the worth and The morih Of Co
Hosis, because No know how Mslduou,ly
how insslisgsntly and how effectively b
has labored slacs be has been 10 TexaL w
In IN how u every crisis be has been equal |
: shs emergency, how NJ every now Of Tho I'd
~ hs promptly taken II 20 40 70 reac
ground beyond The effect OF shs Obj q
has made no mhtAkes suffered no defeat
met Win no failures, but always known whs
DO sad vAsa and wbsss and how 70 do J
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DURING the past week WAS the first time
wo ever witnessed or experienced three
s.orms in succession, or mother words, a
storm every night for three nights, one after
tho other, but .such was the case Friday
Saturday sRd:Sunday nights, and they we're
hard blows too, accompanied with heavy
rains, and one continued blDze OF
II ,htning for two or three hours. The
lightning was grand and appalling to SEQ
while the wind was aerce.snd terrific enough
to make the stoutest nerves tremble. W.
have experienced harder blows, in fac! have
seen 1t blow with force tina! swept forests
before il and stranded navies, and seen il
continue for days without cessation, but w
never before SAW SO much and fucf
vivid lightning.
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complimentary Reception.

A complimentary reception was given
last night to Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. J Smith. OF
Denison, at the hospitabe residence of Colo
mel G B. Stephenson, on Ross avenue, a.
which few particular friends were present.
The time was most delightfully."- passed
under the elegant management of the
genial and ever attentive host and hostess,
assisted by their charming daughters. Music
and most pleasant conversation ruled the
hour, and the recollection of many an
agreeable incident will long be as green spots
for the time to come. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
leave to-day for Denison, then home
followed by msny fervent wishes for life'i
highest prosperity.
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CinclnnRti Races,

Cincinnati. May 30.-This WAS 'eco"o
day of the Queen City Jockey @ races az
Chester Park. The first event aSsh o.
one mile and a quarter, for sS ana TO-
suited in dead heat betwee S M,''en
and Pacific Alics-Cou, tu. lime,
2:l0l. A division WAS ms '"' pufs' aoo
pools. e.. Ill. ,
Second race, for all ag W. ,phe nea's
Windrush flrs,, Last d nsmo ai ne'ao ~
Nelson third, Guy fouts 0''s' u'''AHeeo
Time, BAL, $3.50. Il. a.,. 50 a..
Third race, t~o ". Critic s.cnnd sre
quarter mile, Bestr' i.isi '' '''ohu a'o
Monogram third. ST H'o4'
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EliPcrktns en- Texas

Eli Perkins passed through Dallas yes.er-
day on his way to New York, after an OK
tensivo trip in Texas. Whom our reporter
asked him how he found Texas, he said:
II find your people prosperous. happy
anil contented everywhere. have not met
i'exsn in all my travels In tho state that
ioI't really believe bis own state the best in
no Union. Tho crops are good everywhere.
They aro harvesting thirty live bushels of
v neat 20 the aero around Waco, and ITO
bu.hcls Of oats west Of Austin. Land that
will produce cotton, wheat, corn, MELONS,
potstoes, and peaches, 10 good land. All Of
these crops grow In almost every part of
Texas, and then look at the financial status
Of TeIAs Why, you have million and a
halt in your tressnry'and don't owe dollar.
No state In tho union can show such beau,
tiful financial condition as that"
"T1ow do you find the negro in Texss.'
ala Is doing well. Ho IL protected In his
rights everywhere. Ho has FREQ schools, has
his portion OF the school money and votes
everywhere no wautsto. Texas Is the negro's
paradise"
"You ssw the Germans and Bohemians
around Brenham and Now Braunfels?"
"Yos, and they arc tho beet farmers YOU
have. They arc all getting rich, too. liar
Leemsn, who camo hero ten years ago with
out dollar, now owning 800 acres of goot
land. In fact, Texas 10 the state for tbt
poor man, l don't caro- what his nationality
Ia"
DO you think immigration will incrcas,
towards Te1asT"
"As soon as tho Texas s. Pacific and III,
Sunset road arc finished to III Paso, thous
ands Of pa.soneers will 60 through Texas I,
reach California and Mexico. Texas will b
the gateway through which they will have L
psss. When they do pass through your sta.
and zoe her rich black coil for salo from g.
ccnts 10 $40 per aero they will como bac'
Thcy will send their friends hcre, TexAs W
oil up within tho next three years and v
lands will double" n
"Did you examine tho Brazos bot,om/N
"Yes, came up tho Brszoa. Tho n
bo,tomis Htty miles wido and sevep "a
miles long. Il isA gardon-tho b. SfW on
eArA. rode forty q, ollie, ov
stage from Bolton NO waco
and never saw such q filming ,lntry.
No woudeS Two railroads. the NJ dorado
& Santa Fc and tho Missouri f'nc, Viii
, run down that valley. Five mile ,ucn
, country on each aldo Of tho ire Will sup
. port q railroad" l..
40 you think tho mouth ono bfaxos
will 10 made hArborf''
oil Il do. Tho great railroad mpAu.os are
afraid Of quAsAntine humbus:y NV. ~ Ns'ves.
ton and Houston. BoAfdls V "sSS arg nos
business concerns. Thcys,,, "a suo some.
IImss Tor 90 days The a'a sysssm al>l
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THE DALLAS HERALD TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 81. iSs1

son, inventor Of the Telephone. Phoroeraph
ETC.; William F. Warren, d. d. LII. d.,
president of the Boston University; ard more
than four hundred. other able contritu.cr',
including a large number of the most ds....-
guished scholsrs in this country and Europe.
The agent for this work is now in the city
and will call upon cur ci,izers, soliciting sub.
scrptions, and be will give fnll.detsils of all
information concerning this valuable. pub
lics.ion.
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Notice 10 Merchants Generally,
DALtAs, TxxAs. NAV ,l,t Is,

DALLAS, TRxAs, May sist, 1851.
The undersigned weuld respectfully inform
the Merchants OF Texas that the Advertising
Writing Desk ls covered by letters patent -,
That an advertising writing desk eau not be
gotten up With NJ inirlr cling ON the rirhts
OF J. 3 Morgan, OF Brooklyn, N, Y, or The
undsrsisned, making all partfes liable who
Mversso therein, or. " no permit them in their
hotels Or postofflces. After years II study And
labor to get up Desk 10 cult the m erch snts
ARD the public generally, 1 lind irresponsibls
nart,cs attempting to live on OF my Improve.
menls Anu reputation, and swind .nu tho pu6.
nc with some Cheap John" srsir, / hNve
no sgenS IN Tcxasi !. want your patronage,
anu wi! feel obliged for inform 4, Ion eadinv
s,., We ne!sc'lon OF parties tet,iog up adler.
have Just completed one of my Desks for thu
pos, Once n tins city, and REFER you to the
orally Of this city, In regard to II. S'"-
Respectfully,
e. N. BoGGs.
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ACCORDING to. Professor Tice, to-day viii
be cloudirg, threatening weather, with heavy
rains and severe storms in places, and the
same will be the case for tomorrow, LIST Of
juno, and probably also for the second. II
his representations come true, there will be
twenty-one days in June of threatening,
cloudy, rainy, stormy weather.
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STATE SPECIALS.
Coutiuued From First Page

ninga & Payne this morning at 8 O'Clock. but
was extingvished by the department. Esti-
mated loss $500; insured for $1,000 with the
Western assurance company. Incendsrism
is suspected.
The Bremond Narrow Gauge road will
not reach Nacogdoches before Janusry Let,
but work ia progressing rapidly.
The summer exodus 10 the north, OF the
wealthiest citizens bss begun.
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Preaching hYTcIcnhonc.

A number of ehurch-going people
remained at home Sunday and listened at the
sermons and singing at their respective
churches, through the telephones. The tel
ephoue works like charm, and the service,
at the churches could be distiac,ly beard
The notes of the organ were particularly
pleasing, and distance seemed to lend
enchantment to the whole.
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--k thcDerby

London. wYso.-FOll0wing is the
h.,,;na n Tho b. for tho Derby s,skes: I to
4 ~ p..ar,;, 10 4 against Ircquois, 7 to
On he,e ~ IT, Z to 4 against Don,ullcr,
ssn'hs' NY Dir Charles. 8 to / acsinst
p NO w" against st. Louis, 10 to
aSa;s..' y u, Am, 10 to l agsins. Lord
H ns.ass'.N " colt Times.ll
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Chow Arc You, NY Oia Friend.

Asked a bright looking man. "Oh, feel
miserable Pm bilious and can't eat, and my
world don't you take Kidney-Wort? That's
what l take when / am out Of sorts, snd 1t
always keeps me In peifect tuno My doctor
recommends 1t for all such troubles " Kidney
Wort IL the sore cure for blliOusness and con-
situation. Don't fail to thy it.--Long Branch
News
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INDICATIONS.

Increasing csoudiness and areas Of rain; east
erlv 10 southeriy ,pinds; stationary or falling
barometer and stationary or slight Jaliin tenn
saerrftfre.
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Sss5EWlN4 MACHINE GOODS. ALI kinds
OF Sewing Machine needles and parts Mt lowest
Wholesale price. Send for price list and save
charges by getting goods at home.
OTIS, SMITH & CO.,
me 70 Main street, Houston Texas.
L.WANTED-5O s,one.cutters at 50, 80 per day
orpiece work. also so quarrymen.a at So 80 pei
day TO driller on the Brazos bridge on c..
n ST railroad. r. ]. :LooIiie, contractor,
Morgan. Bosque Co., Tex.
S1-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Having
completed the first section of twenty. five miles
Of the East Texas Railway, sealed proposals.
will be received at this office until Tuesday,
May 3lst, 1881, for clearing, grubbing, grading
and timber work for the next seventy five
miles.
Proposals will be received for sections OF
five miles or for tho whole work.
Plans and profles can be seen at thls.olllce,
and specifications had on application.
Successful bidders will bs required to give n
bond of indemnity against all claims on their
WORK.
Work must he promptly commenced upon
tho award, and vigorously pushed. The right
to reject any aud all bids IL reserved.
For Information apply to Judge j. +. Crosby
President East Texas Railway, Houston
Texas; I. W. House, Banker, Houston, Texas
or TO tho undersigned on the work,
Il. III. COUSINS, Chief Eneiueer,
beaumont, Tex Maya, 1851.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

G-Dallas, May %, lsSl.-AlE Companions
OF Fidelity: Council No. $40, A. L. of H., are
notified to be in attendance at Council Hall
at 8 O'Clock sharp, Tuesday evening, the 18th
OF May, for attention to matters Of great I'M
portanoe to the order OF initiation Of candl-
dates. II, Il. BURKE,
6, IL. PLOWMAN, Commander.
Secretary
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PRoSrEcr SoLS AND .iLvES

DROsPECr CON AND slLvER
Z MINING cOMPANY.-Locaio Of pr.n.
cipal place OF business, Ban francisco, Cali
forniA.
Location OF WORKS. silver Star District. Storey
county, Nevada.
Notice ID hereby given, that ct Q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the twenty.
sixth la6th) day OF April. 1881. an assessmant
tho. u Of Ten Gents tl0c) per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation. pay.
able Immediately. IN United States gold coin. 70
the Secretary. at the once Of the Company.
Room N, Merchants Exchange No. Isl Gall.
fornia street, Han francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the thirty.nrrt laist) day
Of NAY. 1881. will be delinquent, ahd
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless pay ment 10 made before will be sold
on MONDAY. the TWENTIETH 2oth
DAY OF JUNE. 1881. to pay the Delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF Advertising
and expenses Of sale.
onice-Room No. ~ Merchant Exchange.
No. l3i California street. Ban Franeitoo, Cal
tfornia. ~
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roxsoLIpALsD IneERlAL MIN;

DOSsOLIDATED IMPERIAL HIN.
u ING COMPANY .-Locaton Of principal
place Of business, San Francifco. o~siiforuia.
Location u works. Cold Hill. storsJ county,
Notics 10 hereby given. that st . meeting
of he Board Of Directors. held % the 18th
day OF April. losi. IN sssessmsnt tho. 10y
OF Ten uW Cents par share waa levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able Immediately. In United states gold coin. to
the SECRETARY. ct the once OF the Company.
Room 70. Nevada Block. 10 Montgomery street,
dan Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 2tth day OF
Nay. 1881. viii BE- delinquent, and sdver.
Used for sale u public auction. and unlees pay
ment 10 made beiore. viii DO sold on
rU ssDAY, the fourteenth Citth) day OF
June. 1881. TO pay the delinquent assess.
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale. By order Of the Board Of
Drscton.
". Z. DEAN. Secretary.
Omce-Room n, Ns,adA block. No 500 Mont.
Rom. ~ street, Ban Francisco. California 10
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AssEssnISfs LIVED.

any WARRINGTON COsOLI.
DATED CONPANY.-Locstion Of prin.
eipai place Of businsss Ban Sraneiseo. Call
fofnis. -
Gold Hill. storey County. NevadA. .
Notice 10 hereby given. that st . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the dftsenth
iisth) day Of April. 1881. an assessment mo.
N Of Ten Gents tiocl per share WAS levied
upon the capital stock Of the. corporation,
payable rmmedi.iely. In United States gold
Com.,sny, No. SO7 Montgomery street. Rooms )
and 9. Dan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAl
,.ms}n unpsid on the TwENTiE n GOTH
DAY Of NAY, issi. win b S%siinasSss.
snd unless payment 10 made before, win Be-
.oId on THURSDAY, The NINTH .isth) day
Of JUNE. 1881. 70 pay The dslinquent
tisins and sxpensrs Of sals.
Nv ordsr OF the Board OF Directora.
WN. n. WATSON, SECRETARY.
Once-No. oo3 Montgomery strsst. Rooms
Q and 6. San yraneisoo. California. apis
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SILvER HILL MINING COMPA.
y MEDICATION OF principal pisos Of bust.
ness, Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the seventh
J7th) day Of NAY. 1881, an assessment mo. i5)
OF iwentv.d,s Cents (1Scl per shars vas levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able Immediately, In United States gold coin. 10
the secretary, st the once Of the Company.
Room 70, Nevada Block. No 30 Montgomery
sir ct, Ban Francisco. California.
any stock NUN which this assessment shall
r~maln unpaid on the tenth t10th) day Of
JUNE. 1881, will b delinquent. and advertised
for eais at public ~suction. and unless payment
IL made bef6re win b cold on TURsDAf, the
tventy.siehth (28th) day OF JUNE, 1881, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs
Of advertising and expenfoe OF sals.
By order Of the Board OF Director.
". Z. DEAN, Secretary.
omcs-Room 70. 70. Nevada Block. No. soe
Montgomery street. Ban Francisco. California.
otd
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WILLIAM JACK 1T SILVER nlN.

WILLOW JACK Er 0GLvee mlNs
ING COMPANY Location Of works,
God Hin, Storey County, Stats OF Nevada
PRINCIPAL place OF business. at the once at
the new shaf, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice. IL hereby given. that q Q meeting Of
the board OF Trustees Of said Company. held
on the ninth t9thi day or Nay. A. D. 1881.
an assessment no.. al Of One Dollar I(eu
DER share was levied upon esch and every shars
n tbs capital stock OF said Company, payable
immedisisly, IN United states eold coin, TO the
Secretary. Il the once Of the Company. ct the
nav shsft. Gold Hill. Nevada. or 70 James
Nevisnds, Trsnsfer Secretary. Room .. No.
IA Pine street, San Francisco. California.
Anys stock upon which this aseessneut shail
remsin unpaid on TUESDAY. the fourteenth
iittbIday OF JUNE, 1881, shall BE- deemed delin.
ousot and viii BE- duly sdverttsed for ale Of
nubiic auction, and unless payment shall %
made before, VIII BE- sold on WkDNksDkY,
the SIKH (eth) DAY ~ JULY.
1881. st . O'Clock r. H. N mont OF me once o.
the Company, To-Day the delinquent s:seeemsnt,
together With eosts Of sdvsrtisins and sxpsnsss
BIZ ordsr Of the Board Of Trustees.
MERCER OTkf, becrstsr5.
Omcs a The nav shaft Of the Company.
Cold Er, Nevada. Nay 10, In. "
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Passed Juns TIL. isso.l
nHs BOARD OF TaUsrsrs or GOLD

sh6
! Hill do o dLni
SEC /. The President and Clerk Of the Board
Of Trustees Of ihs Town of Gold Hill AN here
By sutho led and required % issus One Bond
OF the Town Of Gold Hill IN the sum OF Five
Thousand Dollars uIi.sd States god coin.
SEQ. .. The said Bond phail Be 10 such form
q the Presidsnl and Clsrk VI said Board ~
prescribe, and shall DO to the tfsct that the
Town OF oold Hill 10 bouni aud holden AID will
Day 10 the holder 4 said Bond The sum Of
money named therein on the fifteenth day Of
Oetober nsxt. With Interest thereon q the
rate OF one per cent. per month, United
ststes god coin. lnieiest payable qusrts.ly.
SEQ. .. The monty teceived nom the sale OF
said Bond shall Be Used Tor tbs purpose Of
paying Oh the doatna debt Of the TSvn o.
OLD Hill.
Sio. 4 This Ordinance TO take eject and b
In force from and sf'sr its passags ADD one
weeks publ cation In the GoLp HILL DALI
Nlws.
President Of the Board OF Trustees OF The Town
of Uold Hill.
Attest: ". q. HYDE. Clerk of the Board.
On motion Ordinances No. ll6, - read, was
pss.sd BY the following vote;
Ayss - Trustees Mercer. Dauchy. Lsmsry,
Nccurdy and President fox.
W q. hYpI Clerk " the Board.
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tPsssed september Q, isso.I
rax BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TEE

bIuhE BOARD OF Of TIL
4 Town Of Gold Hill dv ordain.
6soiton !. The President and Clerk u the
Board VI Trustee VI the said town OF God Hill
are hsrby authorised and required TO issus
Bonds OF the ! 4. Of 0old Hi. 10 the sum Of
Ten Tnouasnd DOLLARS Uniied ntat . gold coin.
RIO. .. Tbs ssid Bonds shall bs In S6rm
q the President a-d Clerk VI BALD Board may
prescribe according to law and Ordinance, and
sLsil be TO tns snsct that the Towu OF Gold Hill
Il bound and hoidsn and will pay ~ tie Lolasrs
OF said Bonds the som OF nonsy named therein
IN United btstss gold coin. o tue 18th day OF
August. 1881. with iufsrst thereon % the rate
OF one per cent pr month. In liks soid ooin.
lnt. rsst taysblsq Aaits'ly.
Sso .. bsid BJLds shall BE- issued and used
for the purpJse OF 70 is>mins and caUctllipg
b snds Nos. LIZ and l04 OF the Town OF Gold
Hill.
SEQ. Z. This Ordinance sh.ll take eject and
bsin force from and sft<r its pas ags. and Ito pub
LEGATION Tor 0ns week In the GoLD HILL DAILY
News.
Approved: L. T. Fox.
OF uold Hill.
Attest: W. @. HIDE, Clerk.
On motion Ordinances No. III. % read, was
pas.td BY the following vvte:
Ay.s- Trustees Mercer. Dsuehy and Prssi.
Absent.Trus,s.s Lsmsry and xoourdy.
W O HYDE Clerk OF the Board.