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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-10
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TTNDEB And BY VIRTUE OF FOUR DIE.
III ferent executions issued out q the Jus
t,os,s Oourt Of To Snship No. ., Of the
Town Of Gold Hill, county Of etofsJ. Stats Of
Nsvsds.to me duly dirsetsd and dslivsrsd. dats 4
Fehruary iSth, A. o. leot. upon fouf dtferent
iudsments recovered In said Court on the 6lh
day u Fepruary. o. 1851. md on record IN satd
Cv,rt. IN favor OF the btats Of NsvAda. plaintiff.
and saainst the following. named dsfendants
and real estate. and posssssory claims and I'm.
proyvmsnts thereon. together with costs and
expensss Of salsj and IN pursuance OF law !
shsil expose for sale at public auction. In front
Of the Courthouse doors, In the city OF Vir'
eiuia, Storey county. 6tats OF Nrsda, between
The hours Of . o'clock 4. =. and 3 O'Clock 2. = /,
viz: st II O'Clock noon. on TUESDAY. the 2Sd
DAY OF MARuH, 4. d. 1881, % much OF each
parosl OF land hereinafter described, together
vith the inprovements thereon. - shall Be
usoessary 70 satisfy the aid executions ana AL
costs. N eold coin OF the United States al Of
taid properly being situate In Storey county,
state Of Nevada. and u ssparatsly deecribsd -
follows, 70 Wit;
Europa Mining Company end land and
improvemsnis south of the Ward
Mining Company. Gold Hill. Amount 81 OF
Thus. Carroll and part Of lot .. block I,
range o; and part Of lot -. block !,
range n. Gold Hill. Anount........ ~ 90
Original Gold Hill Mining Company
and lot 10. block I. range O, Gold
Hill. Amount. ...................:... % VI
James Tremain and part OF lot D. block
II, range o. Gold Hill. Amount..... 20 10
W. J. HANKS,
fele Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
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Total deficiency. $3.50 Q

4Osi uchSicuvy ''''''
These amounts cannot be paid unless .
deficiency bill bs passed. ! therefore
earnestly recommend that an Act be passed
authorizing their payment.
I would also suggest that hereafter the
appropriation for salaries for the Univer-
atty be made specific. II would seem Just
that the teacher, st least, should be paid
before so much money IL expended In i'm.
proving the grounds. a.
I believe Il will be for the interest Of
the State that inquiry be made In relation
to the charge Of three hundred and seventy
dollars for water used on the University
grounds. II 10 10 the intention 10 charge
for water Il would seem that some definite
arrangement should be made, and the
claims Of the University for free water be
investigated.
In view Of the facts herewith presented,
and representing - do the western por.
ton Of the State, I cannot consistently
recommend that the Legislature grant the
appropriation asked for In the majority
report.
Perhaps It may not be ont Of place here
to suggest to your honorable bodies the
policy OF 90 amending the law - 10 elect
Regents for long and short terms. 1t 10
desirable to have st least one OF the mem
bers OF the Board who understands the
condition Of is Affairs. This amendment
will prevent the embarrsssmenh often
attendant upon an entirely new Board.
The Legislature may also provide for ,
minority representation In the Board.a
feature In representation which IL rapidly
becoming popular in other States-so that
each political party may be represented In
the management Of Affairs; say the party
In the majority elect two Regents and the
minority party elect one.
Believing that you will legislate for the
best interests Of the Stats which you rep.
resent, am respectfully. your obedient
servant, O. o. SrEvxNsoN.
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Passed september Q, lsso.l

mHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
i Town Of Gold Hill do ofdain:
srcrIoN I. The President and Clsrk o. tns
Board of Trustees Of the said Town OF Gold Hili
arc hereby authorized and required TO iseue
Bonds OF the Town Of Gold Hill In the sum OF
Ten thousand Dollars United stats gold coin,
SEC. 2. The said Bonds shall BE- IN such form
q the President aud Clerk Of said Board may
prescribe according 70 Law and Ordinance, and
shall be to the eject that the Town OF Gold HUI
10 bound and holden and will pay TO the holders
OF said Bonds the sum OF money named thefein
In United Statsa gold coin. o, the l<th day Of
August, 1881. with interest thereon st the rsts
OF one per cent per month. In Ike gold coin.
Interest payable quarterly.
SEQ 3. said Bonds shall b issued and used
for the purpose OF redseming and canoelling
Bonds Nos. ius and i04 OF the Town Of Gold
Hin.
SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall take eject and
balm force nom and sftsr it, passage, andits pub
iication ior one week In the 0oLD HILL DAnx
NEws.
Approved: L. 7. FOX,
Of Gold Hin.
Attest: v. O. HIDE, Clerk.
On motion Ordinances No. III. q read. was
passed by the following vote:
Ayss-frustsss Mercer, Dsuehy and Rfss,-
Xbsent-rrustses Lsmery and Noourdy.
". q. HYDE. Clark OF ths Board.
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MARsnAl's NOTICE.

H1orIoI Is HEREBY GIVEN that TIE
N Town ordinance prohibiting the running
A. isrre Of hces within the limits Of the town
or Ssold Hill Will RON this date Be strictly
enforced. A pan has been constructed for the
detention Of hogs that may BE- found run
nins ~ larRs, and the legal penalty for such
dstsnsion Viil b. collected IN every esss.
n KENNEDY. Town Narshal.
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The widow OF President James L.
Polk. Of Nashville. Tennessee. has in
formed the Tennessee Legislature that
her advanced age forbids her receiving
lie members In body. but that individ-
nal visitors will Be welcomed TO her
home at any time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-10

Boston Pod: The Michigan Leeis,,
laiurs proposes to make hugging siri
against her will . penal offence. The
airls will now either have to submit
arsosfully and not assume to object, and
scratch and Aght. or they won't Get
huaRed. This Is as 10 should be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-10

OF course Chicago was going to beat
that st. Louis woman who had been
divorced eight times, but the woman
shsy selected to beat her with likes her
seventh husband 20 we'll abe vont DO
divorced from him. That's just the
sesravatipg. uncertain way women oct.
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ORDINANCE NO. III.

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NOTICE.

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SHERIEf's SALE

Fer Delissueut Taxes fer the Fiscal
Year Kndlns Dsosnbsr 3tst' A. D.
1850.
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sHERITT's slLIs.
SHERIEE,S SALE

Ear De,issuent Taxes fer the Fiscal
Year k.aiEs December S1ss, A. D.
1850.
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Weekly Mining Summary

tuhlisAst svssy Wsanssday in Tie HIvs, =
carefully prepared hon the nosf AurxW.
Tie DAY OF pablication. suplcytne
IN able and emcient cofpe o.
rsportsfs. It 10 lntver.auy
rscognissd - ofacdal, and ne
no0t con1Dcf md ExxiAnS NJ
po1@ of ~ conditisu Of ths ninss q
ths ooIfoox o. sWAsno1" section.
We aiSo i've tAs lstsst niainS inSosnssaea
ob,s,naSis non other pafts q TIE eesnn5
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Al ORDIuAACE 70 Fix asd Collect
. Licsnss Tax upon Cersain
Trades asa Basisses Wishin she
Corporate Limits ef shs Tsvn 81
Geld Hill.
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O. Entered al tho Gold Hill postofice
q second-class matter.
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NyYIuD' AND RlBmNoB -Ort01tT1
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". ]. HANKS,
fois Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
A Remarkable Gold Mine.

y dispatch from Denver, Colorado,
SAYS: One of the largest gold bear
ing mineral discoveries was recently
made in the Summit district OF this
state by Judge Thomas NJ Bowen. Of
Del Norte, Col. William ii. Stevens,
Il celebrated mining expert, having
visited AMI examined the mine. pro-
nounces it the most remarkable and
valuable gold mine being worked in
the United States. The ASSAYS are
now running over 500 600 in gold per
ton. The product of the mine from Il
fifteen stamp mil averages about
$1,000 per month III gold, and the
tailin@S from the mill show value OF
$3.50 per ton in gold.
Bowen was recently offered S. 000.-
0Oo cash by eastern capitalists for Il
hal, interest in the property, which
he refused. The discovery has Great
eel considerable excitement in mining
circles.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15

Al Windsor. aissat g O'Clock la~1 night
a>'.-hl accident occurred ou ,hc X. ~ T
\ nurtA-3ound freight train. consisting
q, ara unusually large number o., car-:s had
orders 10 take the side track al that
point. nut wa~ unable 30 81 All thc cars
thereon. amt ~aU,h-hound train dashed
ml" Inc rear r}3 ID ihe one coming north.
The eneiH" 81 lhe -ruth-h.uud train and
Ave ears were derailed. bat no one WIS
hart. 4 vrecking train soon had the
track cleared and "a. :, now moving along
IL usual
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
hour and fifty minutes, seventy rounds.
and Croker won.
THE NEXT NAN HE FOUGHT

THE NEXT NAN HE FOUGHT
with was Jack Boylan for S25U a side.
Bovlan Was from Dublin, and walked up
10 the scratch whistling Erin 90 Braugh,"
he was 50 confident. Croker, III 4 lew
minutes, hit him in the mouth. So he
couldn't whistle. but he was pluckv enough
To keep on irving. Croker licked him in
twenty-five minutes. There was some
trouble about getting the money, -
Geoghega the stakeholder gave il la
friend. who failed 1" paw ii io Croker, and
Ge,,ghcgan had 10 pay il ont oi his own
pocket. Then Iicorhegan wanted Ia fight
Croker. lint Croker wouldn't have him.
Fame and prosperity came To Croker with
these numerous victories. ana along with
them came evil DAYS for Croker He let
himself run too iU"sc, and rum began Ia
break him mp. Billy Edwards WAS away
IN England nj that time. and Croker was
the middlc-wci-hi champion in la, all
>cnoc until rum took ms legs from under
him. When Billy came back benefit
was given him. and hc got Croker 10 wind
up with him al the exhibition. Croker
thought hc had ana easy thing, rut hi
wards l. a good man. IL tine boxer -
ever was. and hc'> got fine Judgment He
could haze b,>;ci Croker in hi> h,>i days.
because hc had more g,ucral>hip anu
could keep his head We'll. Croker l">r
all in that set-to, and had Ii" ambition
a;Jcrward. He didn'; box H. well ~ h,iolr
hc got his fame - q boxer. ana Edwards
knor.il,d him down twice ami lp::rcn,a him.
Terribly hard. IL didn't have a,,y mere
ambition after that. ami Ii,!n'i do mach.
That all about Croker
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15

Style in Riding Habits.
From the New .o.k Times.


From the New Io.k Tinies.
/ Riding habits are now made as often
by dress makers as by tailOrs, and the
following description will enable any
lady To make her own habit. The
cut is very peculiar On the left side,
in front, Is gore taken across To
leave room for the knee. This gore
is not straight across, but forms a
curve, making a kind of pocket for
the knee To fit in. The side breadth
of the skirt Is like an ordinary skirt,
but the back one l. peculiar i'll several
respects. First, there Is q small gore
on the upper part, which terminates
and commences again OH the middle
81 the skirt. These CORES have the
same object IL the one over the knee.
Thi, is to form Kind ofpocket, to al
low for the skirt I" 1T properly with
out adding tu IT. tuIlnesS The skirt
i perfectly tight around the waist,
AMI mounted on piece nt silk gal
loon. On the right >ilr, between the
front AMI back breadth, it opens, and
j. fastened bv buttons and button
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
THE FRENCH HEROES.
What Became OF Those Who Help
ed Us in our Revolutionary
Struggle.

Ii i curious Ia follow ont tine fortunes
If those manly French soldiers who fought
in America ami ascertain the conclusion
Oi their careers. The count dc Cu>tinc
who had served with Frederick the Great
In the seven wears war, fell victim tD
the gHillotinc ui Paris III August l1.t:;.
The Count il, Ruchamheau was French
officer at sixteen. like Lafayette. Wound
al al the. battle oi Laicldt ne Tough, brave
" III CrcvcldI. Mindvn, Corhach ami c!o>-
t,rcamp. When he went back. after the
American war, Louis WI made lin q
field marshal. II the close oi the FIR nj.
revolution. having narrowly ,>eaFc,i the
guiliuIirv uHd,r
TIL. TNEANT UF EuHE-TIEREE
u" served under BDnapartc. wh,. cont, rrcd
"n him rhc grand cr..>> oi hr l.S;un II
uun"r Count Matthew Dana, IoGsht AZ
WI,vc.", with Napoleon, ana lived L" taxi
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E.e>h Meat ,v-fy Iuc-ia. anl Friday.
"au also serve lunch uu ~h,r; notice,
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-,-vv,lou- ct-e Tor CatJrrh. p.rut1,~.a.
Cans.r mouth AMI He'd Acme. Win
each BOTTLE -r,~" J. au Ingenious usual
Injector .-~ tt. more >rec.~~tul ;r.atm, Gt
Of Ja,~c complaints without extra char-t.
Pri,c l0c. sold 10y your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15

Stocking warns only G5c q pound. Il
the Old Reliable Scdalia Wrolen Mill>.
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-15
HOPES RECORD.
Some Of the Banks He As
sisted in Breaking Into.
His Almost Uninterrupted Career
Of Crlme-How He Escaped
From the Delaware
State Prison.
>an Francis" Examiner.

>an Francis, EXAMINER
Jimmy" Hope, who was sentenced "n
SATURDAY bv Judge Fr,cl"n Ia the state
prison I"r seven wears and >iX months lur
hi> attempt tu break into the vault ui
>alhcr'> bank. corner al Commercial and
Montgomery streets. J. ou, 81 tine most eX-
,,cri bank buI.iais living. Ia hi> p,cu-
liar profession he had but one superior.
Mark Sniuournc. who : n.,W Baron
Sshindcl. hr having purchased little with
Tia" moIt.y stolen turing hI> career - a
craftsman. During The past ten YEAR
Hope has PLAYED Il prominent part III
nearly al the great bank hUrc!aT:,> ila;
have uccGIr,i within that period. Twelve
wears ago lr s"l IN lr"g"i- about = r't-
ncrv committed in Philadelphia, the pay
masters >alr III the navy yarn having ben
broken "Isn. huI he mamn-,'! 1" evadc
conviction. For having. - company wit.
j. !. ii""!l.>. buI-.Jril,'. Ike Sank g.
".rry. in tn. ;nwn Il Ferry, Wyoming
county. y. Y. on .h.. I.',h II SEPTEMBER
i>.". he ws> >,uI"nc.I -u November -
al Ihv >a.ll- year .n serve a >-uIruc.. 81
FIVE YEAR, ~ AjHgEN PRISON.
N"t r, ..,hin- tl,,- Recommendations a.ipr,i.G
nv this Institution. AMI i"u-:u- lur = IL,
al activity. hc >ca;rI Ca '.is. "a. Il I.:I-
uary. l>.::. in company Wi.i' Ia. a., .' ,r,y..
Him nr:.,iy a.ii IAN N,.i... ''aiu- IL ia.
haui. ,ncHk~. recently arr >-',. j.. i.pu.. =.
inr forgery aua - az Ia ir.>..n ,.~ jw,iii,
wear liz lid u., iIaE--- T.. remain rur
81 the elutci,> 81 iuc ,aH s.. - i"n-. :.uW-
eyer - hc Ma arr, ~is,l !-. 3. ia. ..,-- e.,
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