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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-08
EXECUTORS NOTICE..

EoTIcI 10 GIVEN. HAT THe DfsTRJcr
N oourt Of the FIfss Judistai District 20 ~
Tor The county o sseu, having grained % ~
undsrsig 81 stters t~stsnsntasy u The SslsSs
9 o,c e, w! I,i, s s:':s: 2. slI ss:a iSu
fs1 Wtssasd. Aseeas q. fos. shsr eppeovsi.
wttAia ~ neasAa uen - q tiis SSiss.
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SMALLPOX NOTICE..

THE BOARD OF TRUsTIEs OF rHE
l Town Of Gold Hill have ordered that tas
ordinance which requires physicians treating
patients with smallpox. and all persons vho
have cases Of smslipox In their houss .. totn
form tho Town Msrshsl OF sams. shall b
strictly enforced. Ithtrsfors 6ys notes 70 I'll
vhom 10 may eonesfn that ! shall fom his
oats take neasurss % enferce Tie setd oEdt.
hanee. y. KENNEDY. Town taFAAh,
Cold HIN. Dsosabsr 4 ieeo. d.
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Rg.LIos nlsIse CcnsAsY.

W.
ID Location Of principal plaos Of business.
~ Francisco. California.
Location OF worxs. uold HUI. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice Il hereby given, that d Q meeting Of
the Board Of ~ Directors, held on the iourt, snth
tltth) day OF December. lS8u. an s.ssssman,
tho. III Of Fifty Gems lc0c) per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of tue corporation. pay.
able Immediately. IN United States goid com. 70
the ~, rstary, a. the once Of the Company.
Room 8. safs Deposit Building, No. sss Mont
gomery street, ran Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the seventeenth (ifth) day
OF JANUARY. 1851. will DO delinquent,
and advertised for sale ct public auction.
and unless pay ment 10 made before will be
cold on MONDAY. the SEVENTH t7thI
aay Of FEBRUARY. 1881 70 pay The Delinquent
assessment, together with cosu OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order Vi the Bo I'd Of Directors.
J u BHAZELL, secretary.
Oface-No s2e Montgomery street. koom .,
safs u posit Building. Ban FraneiIco. Dali.
forpia- II
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pILINaIYIf SALES.

-SlLyEn HILL ninlHe COnrA.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county
Nevada.
Notos-rhsrs are dsiinqusnt upon he fol'
lowtnGdssortbsd stock. on account Of e.eess
msnt mo. ls) levied on the Stxisenth usta
DAY Of November. l05O, the several smvunts
oyposass tns names VI the rsspsouvs shAsso'o'
sfs, - follovs! -,
Names. 10. Certtf. ohs. Amt
Atkinson, Doud / %. Tru+ 49,.
.
Atkinson. Doud 3 %. Trut
tees....... .............sIsW.' io"''''oS 90
Atkinsop 7 T 4 %, Trus-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Pipers' Opera House. Virginia Oav.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of Ban Francisco.
O street. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. b. 1ranhsl 3 Co.. Min street.. Gold
T. q. Meaurn. 100 South o street. Viz.
ginia City.
CLOTHING AND TuRN1aHMo GOODS.
Banner Bros.. cOsasr O and Taylor
streets. Virginia.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
d. Thorburn. opposite NEws o6aos.
Main street. Gold Hill.
DRUGGISTS.
Hssbrouek 4 Hall. Main street. Gold
Hin. opposite Yellow Jsekst sns,ns-houss.
DENTIST.
A. Chapman. ico south O street. Vir-
sinia Civ.
D. Thorburn. Main street.. Gold Hin.
o. W. Chnbbaok. Posto0os store. Main
street Gold Hill.
f0UNDRIES.
u0lQ I'LL xO0o0kys 40WCA 8Ss4 &AAs
George Emmst. proprietor.
RkElaAr DELIVERY.
Thomas Gallagher. ofa0s near railroad
dKoCERIEs. PROVISIONS. ETC.
y. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard Mercer. Main street. Gold
Hill.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Rsst~urHnL Main
street. Gold Hill; J. p. Becker. Pro
City Bakery. n North O street. Virginia
City; fiumsisr 4 Armbruss. Propris-
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north OF Virginia
Oily; q. W. Hall. Proprietor.
MARKETS.
Gold Hill Market. next door below tho
Nsws once. Main street, n. b. Dwsiiy'
NEWS DEPoTs.
D. Thorburn. opposiss NEWS once,
Main street. Gold Hill.
.. W. Chubbuck. Postofaos store. Gold
Hill.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Or. ]. U. Hall. Nam street, uola Hill.
FALCONS.
Comstock Exchange. opposite Liberty
Engine House. 7. L. Finch. Agent.
kashion. Main street, Gold Hill; Chris.
WsidsmAnn. proprietor.
Bank Exchange, Ann street. Gold Hill;
T. y. xoKennsy. proprietor.
0ibson's. Nam street. Gold Hill; W.
d. q. Gibson. proprietor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot,
Gold Hill.
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And m accordance with aw ana an orusr d
tbs Board OF Diryetors, mad On tbs twenty.
nth lssLh) DAY OF 0ctoosr. iSs0 90 msny shsrss
VI each parcel Of. such stock - may b
ofaos Of the o mpany, g the Yellow Jackss
mine. Gold Bin, Nevada, Vn TUES Az, the
tv..y pnt lslssj day " DkoghBAR lao, q
the hour Of - O'Clock =. OF sasd day. 70 Day
$40 detuqusnt assessment thereon. toestha
WITH cosu Of adverttsing and sxpsnsss o. the
MERoRR 0rRY, SECRETARY.
Once AT the Yellow Jsekst new shsft, Iold
Hi. story county, Nsvads.
Told Htu. Aossmbsr 36sh, teeo.
POeTPONE nRNT.
The above sale b hsrsby 20 tpousd until
THURspAx. JANUARt Sab. 1871. q tbs
nam. Lour aud place. By order Of the Board Of
dssS MERCER orsY. sses,tsy.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

Notice 10 hereby gwen, that ct smsetins Of
the Board Of DIRECTOR Of the c~a.edoLis SILVER
Minius Company. held on the ssn day Of Jsnu.
ary. ISL. the day Of Do iLqusney OF the above
a.ssssmsns mo. Sl sss postponed until
the 9th day Of FkBRu ,RY. 1881.
X wE0RNER. Secretary.
omce-tii California street. ban Frapo,,eo
CalifIrnia. jso
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our LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
wlp. AWAKE ADvEarlsssa
VINO Fnnivs fAk1ksx.

Aavsrssssss Dssissss Creates nssI
nss-rrsass ssd frssessssy Bss'
lsv-rhas b shs ExSssteses ~
All Whs Have Tried H.
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0ATcnTC optainsd tor msenanseal q
T0IUO vtcss, medical o. oee oomt
poundA osnanntl oeetgne
trsds marks and Isbsls. csv.sts. AseiGnmsnta.
Intrfsrsposs, Appeals, eui1 foe infttnfeDsoo
ana al casss artsans un6sr ths RATxNT LAWD
prouptiy sstssdsd 70.
n INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BaKN
REJECTED : =! + !; !; =: s; ! Is; s.. IS ;: z |:
dts he Psssnt O0es, ~ an maks efcosf
ssarshes, and secure fsasots moro peuap1T.
"a WITH brosd1F eiatms. than thoes Wko -
IHveHTnpc I'D y nod, q sksssA
UuO ayouf dsvtcs W nsks
0sninatksns nm a
c..sss, aad sdy,s. sste Rs.ssishihsl. Pr,sss
We MIR b oasas,s d. he psens6as.x
oUr e!teees y sra1 etatsu u ~ Uuipa, sa1Ss
Is:ss $3.50 = a;essssssEsssssss::ss osss's''
iAo1oDTnI yib.w euns1G % -4Ihaf
orssn.-$n8 ss.s:.sss
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-08

REPORT OF TOWN xAasuAL.
GoLp HILL. October 81, 1880.
To the President and Honorable Board
Of Town Trustees-Qentlemen: / here
With submit 70 your Honorable Board my
report Of the business done In my ONCE
for the quartsr ending October 81, 1880:
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Indi IN ACCORDANCE with law. IND n order Of
the Board Of Directors, mads on the sixtssstb
day OF Noyem sr. 1851, 90 many shares o.
each parosl OF such stock ~ may % nscsesafy
win b. sold q public auction. ., tbs ONO VI
the company. Room No. ~. Nevada blo.k: ny
fornis, on tut bDAY, toe kL.VsNTH do,
Of JANUARY. 1851, 81 the hour " one . eloeh
.. \. Of said day. 70 pay sAid dslInQusn
Q ssss mens thereon. togvshsr with costs Of
adysrflsiuR ana sxpenses Of tale.
v. X. DIAN, Secretary.
omcs-Room No. 70, hevsoa Block. No. So0
Montgomery street.. Ban tfancisoS. oaiiivfnis-
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p~lLISQUssf sALEs.

IIsnf q BeLCkGn AaSlAe 90.
,u,ss Dsu FiaLcisoo. ualiIvrutA.
Loosu0n Of works. Virginia Oily, Storey
equity, s,ats OF Nevada.
Nvucs.-Ther ~ ~dsInquent upon the fol'
lowing deA rtDud stock, w account Of e-sest.
msnt (No. 49, lsvisd on The .ix.h tsthl day OF
Noysu.bs lUsU, the ssven Am unts eel otpo-
sils %. LAmss Of the rsspectivs shsrs.o'oses'
~ foliows! or. 49,.
At1lp,vn. Doud / Co. Tius. :,
Observation-Disclosures. .LtsSss..W'.''ts.'
Atkins~n. loud 3 o., Tsue
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Qaasssrly Reports.
osr or TOWN rnxAsulxl.

lnoRr OF TOWN ~rnxAsunxn.
To the Hon. Board Of Trustees Of the
Town Of Gold Hill-Gentlemeu / here
with submit for your consideration the
Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
Ootobsr 81, 1850:
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In submitting my annual report, - TO
quired BY Law. ! have deemed II proper
that the taxpayers and citisens should b
informed Of the condition Of the own and
Ii financial standing at The present time.
Ths finances Of the Town are In . healthy
condition. considering the dullness Of busi-
pess the past year. The revenue from the
different branches Of business has oonsid-
srably decreased. and were 10 not for the
eurtailment Of the running expenses Of
he town In the beginning Of tho year. and
The strietest economy on the part Of the
Town Trustees. the town debt would have
IN inarsassd Instead Of lsssensd.
Ths vstsr works and everything con.
neotsa with tAsn 70 IN s1esllsnt oondi-
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REPORTS OF rowH OFFICIALS.
Anssal Repsrs sf shs rrssidsss 81
the Beard Of Trustees sf shs
TsWa Of Geld MIL

lxPolr OF TEE PRksIpxSr or TIE BOARD
OF TOWN rRrsrxxs OF 4 TOWN OF
GOLD HiLL.
To the Taxpayers and Citisens Of the
Town Of Gold Hill: In accordance 9Th
the r~equirsmsnts Of the Charter Of the
Town Of Gold Hill. I herewith submit .
report Of the financial situation Of said
town for the year ending April IS. 1880:
.cyx~x yvn~s Ar aaFy6Ra
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And IN accordance with Law. and % esdsr Of
ne Board Of Dtrscsors. msds % sAs sassh
day Of November. iseo. % many sAssss q
eeeh psrosl Of such ssoes = nav b nsssssssy
VII b std q public suc,ion. q Ne Acc Ion
nonss Of John hsddlstos Z Boo. NO.. tls Pms
ne thif y.nrst day or Dsc mhsr. leo q u
eoer g. ! o'clock .. nJof nd dAy. 10 az
40 eaiuqusnt sseesameo, then o., too thsR
WITH ousts o. Advertising and sxpesssa Of TIE
ale. WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.
uyyIcD-Room ~ . sysds Bpok No 20
heutsowssy street. ssa F'sncteo, o iiioepA.
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to come to an amicable understanding on certain
subjects of importance. There must, of necessity,
be differences of opinion on all Subjects and it was
his duty as one of the ognators of the enterprise to
invite all to friendly discussion in order to arrive
at conclusions beneficial to the community. In the
life of communities certain laws must be followed
but to carry them out satisfactorily one thing
necessary namely: unanimity of action. He wished
to form an association to work for public and indi-
vidual good, and thought the best name would be
"The Rugby Public Purposes Association " this ight
become the nucleus of public body working for
the public good. Mr.. Boyle referred to what the
Board of Aid had already done to justify its title, by
giving information obtaining reduced railroad fares
building church and school, etc. Love Of God
and care for children were features of American
society. In his own country Scotland, there had
long been system Of public education, and England
had followed in her steps, and made education COM
pusory. In the American Republic care was taken
to educate children, and at Rugby the children must
be looked after and SO the Board of Aid had built
school (Applause). Other matters the Board still
had in view, not yet carried out. Our public wants
were various, among them being water, light, and
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question was one that concerned ourselves. 1t
not about foreign lands not about Timbuctoo but
about Rugby A short time ago very small room
would hold the population Of Rugby, and it cheered
his heart to see so many more people now present.
We had, he said been blown about, and chilled and
frozen, but the winter after all had not been so very
appalling, and the oldest nhabitant, some he was
told reached IFS years, could remember nothing
like it. The question before the meeting was one
which concerned our homes; Engishmen and Amer
leans were proud of home it was a tender and
beautiful word which some European languages did
not possess. Now, to make happy home comfort
and health were necessary. Health was not mat
ter of chance or accident it had laws silent and
constant if they violated the penalty must
come. ''The mill of God grinds slowly but grinds
ALL" There were one or two things necessary for
good health Pure air we had, transcendently pure;
costing nothing. The evidences of this were on all
sides; the feeble became strong, the weak could
soon walk five, ten or fifteen miles Having pure
air we must take care of it. When the air becomes
vitiated disease will folow-yphoid fever, small
pox, ETC. What terrible calamity this would be.
He remembered an old joke of mean man who, it
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After some trouble, due to the stolid indifference
of the natives to any things Of the fathers" he
found it. But, alas the ruthless hand of the g old
building materials contractor was already on it.
The place was half pulled down already. The eye
of our New York friend was caught by the good
proportions of the old balustrade which was about
to be carted off for frewood. He appealed to the
contractor and secured Of the balusters from its
impending fate This ''chip Of the old block" he
presented to the colony the understanding that it
should give the name to its first hotel and hence
"The Tabard." For some days after the guests
who had come for the opening exercises had scat
tered, the hotel was somewhat empty, but it soon
began to fill, and since the beginning of November
it has scarcely had a room to spare. Indeed had it
been four times as large as it is it would have been
full all winter to judge from the numbers Of proposing
visitors who had to be told that there was no room
for Them This state of things has led to the project
of building another hotel, notice Of which will be
found in our advertisement columns We wish the
project every success, and for the matter of that
shall be glad to see twenty new hotels in Rugby, but
be they few or be they many those of us who look
back to the pleasant evening chats in the warmth
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1881-04-01
Public Meeting.

On Saturday evening, April I'd, the largest and
most important public meeting that has yet been
held in Rugby assembled in the school-house for
the purpose of considering certain hints on sanitary
matters that had been submitted to the Board of
Aid by Dr. Agnew, of New York. There were
present more than one hundred Rugbeians. Mr..
John Boyle, Director of the Board, took the Chair
and in explaining the objects of the meeting, said
that the townsmen of Rugby were called together
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roads. If the Public Purposes Association were
formed it would be the nucleus Of great good but
it must be business-ke, and have rules. Mr.. Boyle
then proposed that the Rugby Public Purposes Asso
citation be now formed. He invited general discus
sion, and after saying that the meeting would confer
great favor on him by aiding him to carry out the
objects he had in view called on Mr.. w. H. Hughes
to second the resolution Mr.. Hughes said that all
would recognize the Importance of the present meet
ing. Those who had been here during the past six
months had been but fortuitous concourse of atoms
now however, there was head and director among
them in the person of Mr.. Boyle The chief matter
to be discussed tonight the sanitary measures to
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1881-04-01
The Tabard, Rugby.
Assembled was this compaignye
In Southwark at this gentil hostelrye,
That hiphte the Tabard-

CHanfey'S Canfe'3N,y 7azeS.
Just six months ago when goodly " compaignye"
of Englishmen, some of whom were American citi-
zens others loyal subjects of Her Gracious Majesty,
"assembled at this gent hostelrye, that hghte the
Tabard to lay the foundation stone Of Rugby in the
New World, there was no need to justify the exist
of the building. Its paint and whitewash were
barely dry, but without it the ceremony of Oct the
5h, 1880, could not we'll have taken place at all.
At best the infant settlement would have had to
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be adopted. During the late trying
season it had been difficult to make
any great progress, but the time had
now come for all true Rugbeians to aid
in the good work he had much pleas
ure in seconding the resolution. The
Chairman having called on others to
speak, Mr.. Milmow said that he thought
we ought to have a churCh-yard or
battle-ground; he hoped that the time
was far distant when it would be re-
CURED, but thought that when the time
did come it would be sad to have to
bury our children or others dear to
us in the nearest field. This sugges-
ton met with expressions Of cordial
approval. The Chairman then put
the resolution formally, and it was car
ried mem. con. Mr.. Blackjack, who
was called on to move the next resolu
ton, said that he was glad to be able
to begin, Ladies and Gentlemen y
some ladies having come in since the
meeting opened. The resolution put
into his hand was: That the first OBJ
iect to which the Association should
direct its attention is the sanitary ar
rangements of the town. (Cheers). He
was glad to hear those cheers. This
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naces But the hotel had to Justify its
name; and this also was no difficult
matter 1t was to be desired that the
name of this, the first "hostelrye "
opened for public entertainment in
colony whose main object was to bring
John and Jonathan closer together,
should carry the minds of each back to
the days when their forefathers were
a truculent, halfamalgamated race, in
habiting little island off the north
west coast of Europe. with no outside
interests except those which came from
a dislike of quitting their hold of the
neighboring continent. This purpose
the title in question would have sufi-
GENTLY answered, but there was an
other reason which made it still more
appropriate, and led to it's unanimous
adoption by our founders. Some years
since New York gentleman, one of
our earliest and truest friends, while on
visit to London strolled across South
wark bridge to " The Borough" to find
the Tabard" inn--old, though per-
haps with coat more modern by some
hundreds of years than that which it
had on when the pilgrims to Canter-
bury started from it's hospitable doors.
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and light of the Tabard during the winter of 1880
81, are likely to keep the first place in their aec
t0ns Tor that ,'gent'l hostelrye.0 III AH
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LAND SALES.
DUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL - .. -
L ESTATE ON THE SHENANDOAH RIVER
By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court, of the
county Of Rocking ham, Va rendered on the 18th
day Of june 1884, in the chancery cause Of jeremiah
Hsrnsberger's Heirs VS.. Jeremiah Harnsberger's
Administrators, ct ais I, as Commissioner appoint
cd for that purpose, will proceed sell at public
auction, on the premises, at the late residence of
John Harnsberger, decd,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST IL, 1884,
at D. H. the valuable real estate of which the late
Jeremiah Harnsberger died seized and possessed,
situated and lying in the eastern part Of the county
OF Rockingham, Va, near Elkton Station, on the
shenandoah Valley R. R., consisting of valuable
river bottoms and uplands:
1st tract OF 2O5h acres Of land upon which the
BRICK DWELLING of the late John Harnsberger,
the farm being made up Of parts Of the home farm
OF John Harnsberger decd, and that part of the
farm Of jeremiah Harnsberger, decd adjoining the
John Harnsberger home farm.
End, tract Of 209x acres of land, 1t being the res
adue Of the home farm Of Jeremiah Harnsberger,
decd.
Sd, woodland tract Of 122 acres part of the John
Harnsberger home farm
4h tract of 37A acres of land, known as the 40
scro tract, situated near VIM. H. MarshalPs mill
on the West bank Of the Shenandoah River, about
one-half mile from Elkton.
bth, tract OF $50 acres, roodS and SO poles, Of
woodland, on the eastern side Of the river, adio1n
ing the lands Of Chas. W. Harnsberger and others.
Such valuable lands are seldom upon the market
1or sale. Persons desiring 10 purchase valuable
farming and grazing lands requested to call and
see for themselves There is In the papers Of the
cause plot Of these lands. which can be seen at
any time. These lands all within mile Of Elk
ton Station, and will be sold whole or in par
cells. The Improvements are good; variety Of fruit
IN abundance Wheat, corn, rye, oats, tobacco and
hay are remunerative and profitable crops upon
this land. The Shenandoah Valley R. R. does not
run through any Of this land, yet from the same
said road is in full view for miles. The farming
lands lie in the bend OF the river The route Of the
Atlantic Ohio Railroad is near this land, Elkton
being one of the supposed points of said road.
TERMS:-One-fourth cash on day Of sale and the
residue in four equal annual payments with inter
est from date of sale; the purchaser to give bond
with approved personal security, and the title
tanned as further security.
j. S. HARNSBERGER,
Special Commissioner.
Harrtsonburg, Va. !uly21-tds
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until the LIST day OF
October, 1881. j. s. HARNSBERGER,
aug25-tds Special Commissioner.