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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-08
IA.
Gold Hill. April 8.
ENTON CONsOLIDATED CON.
Id PANY.-Location OF principal place oi

ID PANY.-Location OF principal place oi
business, ran Francisco, csliforn,s.
Location OF worka, Gold HUI Mining District.
Gold Hin. etorsy county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that % meeting Of
the Board OF Directors, held on the tenth
day Of March, 1882. an assessment mo. y
OF Twenty. I've Cents t2scl per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation,
payable immediately, In United states gold
coin, TO the Secretary. at the once OF the
Company, No 302 Montgomery street. Rooms
8 and 9, Ian Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the fourteenth ltthl day
OF APRIL. 1882, will be delinquent,
and advertised for sale st public auction.
and unless payment II made before, win bs
sold on rHUKsDAY, the FOURTH ttthl day
Of MAY. 1851. TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advey.
tising and expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
WM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
0fice-Rooms and Q, No. S02 Montgomery
street Ban Francisco, California. mAr1ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-08
POsTPONRMRNT.

The delinquent day Of the above assessment
10 hereby postponed until FRIDAY, NAYS.
1887, and the day Of sale until TUESDAY,
JUNE 6, 1881. at the same hour and place.
BY order OF the Bard OF Directors.
FRANK A. WIHK. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill. April 8, l8s2. asld
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-08
ANNUAL MEETING.

uyHs REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders Of the csntennial Gravel
Gold Mining Company. for an alection Of .
Board Of Trustses 70 serve the Company for
other bupinsss a. may come beioro The meet
ing. viii be held st the once Of ,as Company,
Bank Of Cold hin Building. Main street. Gold
Hin, Nevada. on MONDAY. the FIRST DAY
OF NAY. i6e9. as the hour OFT oclost ,. 4.
The trsnsfer book viii Be closed on Wednesday.
April %, 1859, and remain closed until aftsr the
meeting, on Monday. the nrst DAY OF Nay, lse2.
PRANK 4. WISE, SECRETARY.
April I. issa. sitd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-08
THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day Sundays excepted,
NJ TaE NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
Rms.

w Entered at the Gold Hill pOstoface
~ second-class matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-08

(Postage prepaio)
Delivered In Gold Hill, Virginia, Silver my
osrson. Dayton, Sutro. ETC., sf
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Per WEEK.
Payable to the Carriers.
~All communications should % ad'
dressed to the News Publishing Com
pany." Gold Hill. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-08
A LPHA CONSOLIDATED INNING

onice-Rooms and 9, No. S02 Montgomer.
street, Ban francisco. California. mkrlltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-04-08
A POSITIVE CURE

auof No. II Kesruy street. San Francirc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29

existing form Of government; and at
best th"v have resigned thems' Ives to
the Republic with cold acgui .ence.-
Tn il srron. points are horses and hospi-
tality. the American likes the habits
al the French and Il alters himself that
he rather shines in the salons; nut what
he resp els in the Englishman is his
knnw,dg.. of horSrtle>h aud tho heredl-
tary iirnnr>s of his seat in the saddle.
the nnIs time when. a. rule, he cares
to lace the iug> and damp ct our island
j. nn the eve Of one ri tn" great sum
'n"r rtce meetings, especially If Amer
IN colrrs ar likely IT, run fnrs ard -
fhc >priu, nietti"g> are 81 uswht IT. tho
Thoroughly professional for his tastes
and ,'ven the iuxu, les and g'oi c",npan.,
o. tn. La CHA II can sc freely tempt han
To li>k the p,'.b hi" nclrn"nc, OF the
weather. Even ,n hn'rl he ctn',or
n@ip We hu. n'-p'i al B., ani he "uu'"
rItH.'t al .'t' ..ut-'itli:i ~ ''ii icun an
t,t't"" htH &c rps tn:t a'I't'ftt i.;s.'s
,nsi,aG.ui 10 pot nl>a Til 'iits. b ch
>,.!I itinrut l..,iiI ~ uf at,,,i i'm. tiriHks .
ev.r> bpi. al rrind a. the % ~ mas H..
vel ,pr IA n u u" ,rt ~ l'i-rI Ct ~ III
n.I VA. In i, own l,pn ,ni 1t i.
IVA r:r,ni IA H. Il" /, sea Ii his .!rr,.
Ike IL >1ht' a at never -nllGA ~ THIS"
drery >tatr bin4i' l. waicn have tn"
:,'l.tu.iI, .ii"i cHIif l,,'.ilt>lnu o1 iunertt
.,a>i>; and VT. nn'si h.r,!is SAY that he
.ini,ls 81 .,.! 'tn.n th,,~.. phone enter ain
nicnis, With their inter nln.! 'a.a al
tuL wulcil come III pei triuhti, u"
.',li> At IL. "'ir,i.ii nr tti: ts,uIlnr
tai il";ri ne Is II" i'nt'. 4 p ~.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
Cleaning HoIses by Steam.

front the Ts,n York .In". april II.
y rtIri.n inaciiIne. - hicfi cleans horss'
b, steam Is III duiy use 1T the rnlr
avenue railroad stables, replacing I'll
curr, comb Its standard rate il 10,
nur>es IN ten hours. INIT Yesterday
CLEANED l22 between l. 80 A. NJ. and 5:i;
+. NJ, with an Ia ,ur> inteiml>sion II"
,iruer To test il extra speed WAS pu'
on. aud one horst. WIS actually cicanc.
III minute and - seconds, aud NOR.
Iu"ruu .hly than 10y the ordinary process.
Tine horse is led under Il bar, from
which depend On each >i'le OF him arm
n.lh universe! JOINTS. farming IN tin
arms are nIu>ne, IL foot i'll circu'nIerei,ce
fil,,S.. ara. received by steam thruug til.
arms AMI ,rps, bar at an ordinary rate q
so revolutions Il minute, which can bs
Increased l., | 0D0 \ man On each sid,
takes hold 81 The ann cloS. to the brush
aud applies the brush to the horse. lh,
>iedtu that w.iiri, the brll>il makes d
noise Il good deal like the his>lng OF ii
unstl.-r. the universal joints allow the
arm, aud brushes to be moved in any d.
iectrul
Beginning At the head. the men move
tie brush along the sides, back and bell,
ami down the legs OF the horse to the
feet. \ cloud oil dust arises in the air,
AMI i'll Two minutes the horse looks like Il
different creature. The horses We're IA
lttle nervous ut first. but after a few
seconds all appeared to be pleased with
the operation.
At the rnud avenue railroad stables i,
takes SIX men thirteen aad Il half huul
To clean or hall clean l2S horses by the OF
binary process. If the steam brush l.
pissed over the horse at "a moderate speed
once each Square inch Is actual brushed
more than ii an ordinary brush had been
passed over il 400 times. The dust sci
Ties IN the floor. accumulateS RAPIDLY ant
Is shnvcird into "a wneelbdrroW aud taket
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
ULTRA STYLE OF HOTEL CLERK


rh, II ,ti,i r!,.rr - \ 'nri. nan ",
~, avg: 80, ,'r, ::,Ht 1. ii ~ i ui,,
~ tain.l,. " al ~ Il Dlkr.i "A 81.
wlen ltr grew up 'hrr; h-lng irwe,
iur,,ne> aad ,tr,n- than there We're Em
prrnr> and Dukes. he WAS temporarl
;,,lced ~ take :, p,>,ri,n behind \ hute
ulster. HIS chIet characteristics At,
dr"alty ni bearing, raiiaut gnr.eou>nes
al apparel han .htineSS at manner. anc
j. wriry. l.. rri.,r,pIl duties consist /.
~ l;.I4.fiu4 an he. ,.til b-.ti III !, .udiT
~, + ~. ar...: T.. - 'i,e,i ~ IN
ars tn \" l't", -'i,p'N ~ t"'ttt prk-
On t., e.. % Ia vi. ok. Wiien all his
,i.nr - n.,t t.tk''r up II the p''r''rma.i",
~ finest. al,iu,,u> ,Hitle>. liz, will condr
scent tn rApitii tn II guest that he does
not know whether the nnrth- bound trair
leaves II -. VI. or not. and II the guest
insists uu entIciug further information
on: nf hI;n. he VIII prob ,biv hand him d
last .rar ntiirit! .aliroad time table.
" neu Il STRANGER comes III on a lat
train. ilrS his vtliSe down on the coun
ter and approaches the register. the no
tel clerk. IN a prcuccupied and austere
manner. turns the register aud hands the
stranger il p-n-a pen that has an imped
Ul''llI on us lt-,N. ChtCllcS III luc Pdpc
and sp'utttr> fragments of the guests
name all over Yesterdays arrivals. The
clerk. alter turning around the register
aud examining The signature I" ste II II
l. genuine. .xrIe>s's som" uOlOt as 10
their hrlng a va1ttt room Ill the huuae
Enr stranger Si'S lie Is bound to have
4 r.,.,un rnr clerk retireS back OF tn.
ir-k ,n.i :,'trr consulting pigeon holes
= ,I"itrh.~ 1t TN gentleman may hav'
y, 1872, H.. writes s,nie h,er''gl> phIr
~ the ~ rl>ttr. anrt then he talks Tor hal
an hour with the porter and the bag
y rt.m,u about the trunk of the gentle
;nln III NJ. IS 'iavlng got mixed up witt
TIM bAgGa.r h~h'n4!ng u the gentleman.
III NJ. "a When he gets that matte
.trraug,.,i h.. sits down u polish aud All
tu,i,- tii.- t'tig nail That liz Il cnitlvatln-
'ns his hlt!e hn.,er. and iorGrtS the gen
tit'u,au hn la, rented NJ. ll32 nntii he
l. ma lie aware 1T his tXi>tence ny an In
patielt tap oii the cuunter. With tht
AIR of Il martyr and il Sign. he SAWS: An.
"''titi Ns.u ike t'S IT, your room?
rhru .I,.iu shows Lnr gentleman To \
1872
n, natter IA Nv crowded a hotel is. tb
hot! clerk dIwA tind> IN. I,nn lett Il"
ia. l.r., ,rrt.,. WI tlt Latter XII X
hh,ur II. When Ia L. !, az Ii,G neAt a.
,t-t..u>,. 1t ~ ~ / ~ iiitt II ~. AMI y
Iuttn~hr-.t AIin uotti Y '.ui ii Ell. d H..
~ -. .ii ! nc, III Lie 'ell n, H..
rl,lk 1t lis IAN thtt II III ha'! only To-.
staying alt,t.irr day ne c,nld h we ha'
~ exc. iiz'Ht rDon--n TACT. tue best room
tn the r.,u>''. Y!iGti w''nih u: Htcd.e'l
STIR p'rin';t> II, 4 ::'''Iti':'n 81 wtio ~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
The Newspaper.

The clean newspaper is mole highly
priced as time gnes on. There is a grow
tnC feeling in every healthy community
,gainst the Journals which make it their
special objects To minister to perverted
't>te nv seeking ont. and serving in 4 Sc
tuctive form. disgusting scandals and
i.,entinus revelations. Already men and
" nne;l of Refinement and healthy morals
awe had their attention called to the
parrlicinis influence ct bad literature. ana
rave made conmenaab'e efforts t. couI-
aeract the same BY causing sound htera-
ure to be published and sold At popular
prices. These efforts are working q 81
Int but sure revolutions. The best auth
are more generally read to-day than
It any previous time. The tiashy. sensa-
tinnal novel has had its dav. To the
pause OF the decent newspaper it may be
aid and where it has place in the lam.
,,y aud has been read tor wears by young
,nd old. it has developed such healthy
Que and such discriminating taste that
he literature of slumS had no admirers,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
THE BIG GREENBACKS.

The largest denomination of legal ten
ders in existence are the $1,000 notes,
none of which have been printed for two
or three years. The next highest is the
s. 900 note and in succession follow the
81 900 $500. 800. $50. SEQ $40, S.. g,
and 81 In natl, nal bank currency there
is nothing larger than $1,000, and the
smaller denominations are the same az
in legal tenders While internal reyenuo
paper varies size according to the use for.
which it was designated, some sheets
c ,ntaning 40 or 80 match stamps. auG
others only "a berr stamps. bank note
D iper is almost invariably Stxl3} inches
Ga Il sheet af this four notes are printed,
each 81 y inches, leaving from three
uuarfrr- IT, one inch for trimming. On
SHEET. ~ legal tenders the demon nations
Ar. the sane, but lh- national anks
u-n III. h ave nIninnatIans. three 10 anh
- -, d, sheet. or 10 - 30 and 100. Al
may suit the tauc or rru,eu ence at tE9
hank.r y soon a. il is d. c wpred that
a note ha> been successfully onunterielted
a new .it..'> ,r'i-re l. tnr national btnks
pt. Ing 500 '"r every pate they nave
IN ,dt- At the bureau. For some uneS'
plaIu.b'r reason the Government Is trou-
BLEED very httl. with cnnnterlelts, the
present series ,,f ,tntr> having been rul-
uiny sincp 1880 while. on the ~
tray. nearly h,Z"n nat'onai bank plates
;...vr ~ ~ retired Toy this reason during
m" n, ar Ia. time required for
prirriu i hipk tie or greenback -
twe.ty to,,I .rnt> tour DAYS. aud DUE
ing that peri III il passes through TIE
hands OF iifty-t"o persons.
Etrh ulau dues only one class OF WORK,
having sp-nt many Years, perhaps IL
part"ctlul himself Ia that particular line
ol IN craving, Il /, the case ~ the scroi!
...sr.,v.r. tnptaiu irnuihlnn. i white
trr.-d .,iri gentleman "a-!htf Two years o.
- wa :i.m> the finest work OF that
~ ,t.,".. ~ the United States. One
,r3i thInI< tt,.t Tn. ,nihty 10 do such
lac ~ ,iA ,u,d command high prices.
hut tue most expert engraver III the De'
reau does not receive more than $2.s0o
per wear. a.ri from tina. sum the com
pensation runs down TO 81 800. Nearly
III of them are pad by the piece; for
-yampl. $500 Ia 500 for a - head y "r
portrait. winch can he engraved in from
.j,r re- six weeks It. j. said ut The bu-
--tu tat tn mes III tins division are
.l,t waIcii.d when at work. but outside
triditi,n- have it that each and every
-.,igIaver employed mere is under the
special care OF secret service othccr
when not in the building. and that should
one of them be discharged or resign for
any cause he is ''spotted or followed
for months and years. in order that the
Government may know whether or not
he works for ''conev men, 1t may be
stated in this connection that the pres
mt force of engraverS have been i'll the
nureau for years. and never yet has one
been discovered yielding to the tempta'
lion TO counterfeit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
Use Short Words.


Th. .e"n,t art in til. rs" IF sho"t word
is u. only tn s. that e l., Pr Se'''
our llw.- l., The mintte "t otii"i t'orpi'
The best words inr this end are slioi
words. brratlsc all CLASSES OF perso"
know what they mean aud thes are ea~
/, kept IN mind. The late Hnratln s.
mnur SANS:
the En.l of our Bible is very gnod
Now aud then some ling words al
found, and they always hurt the verse:
III ~n,cn You tind tne,n.
FAX. tltt winch sIls, 30 We genera
ton Of rtp rs, who hath warned you I
llc. from the wrath u come y
There is one hong word which ough
not to be in 1t; namely, "grnerati"n
In the old version the old word brood
Is used Read the verse again with th'
term, and Nnu ioel its tull force. 80
vitrr's hrlAi. who hath warned You l.
lice from the wrath IL Come
Crime sometimes dives not look lik.
crime when 1t /, Set before us IN the man
folds OF a long word. When IA man steal
and we oal it liberalization" wejare at los
to know If il is a blunder or "a crime.
Ii he does not tell the truth. and ".
are told that it is a case OF "prevarica
tinn.' it takes us some time to know jus
what we should think of it.
Ma lnin viii ever cheat himself int
wr,Ang- doing. nor will lie be At IL loss t.
Judge nj Others. il he thinks and speak
OF acts IN clear crisp terms.
1t is \ good iule, 1t one is at Il loss 4
kunw 1t An ACT Is riLht ~ wrong, TO writ
it down VI short, st,aighi-out Eus llsh.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29


To amend the 'orty second section relating to the
granting OF licenses 10 traders, al Article atty
six OF the Code OF Pubic General Laws
Section l. BE ii enacted by the General Assem-
bly, al Mar land. that thc forty second section Of
Article flity-siX of the Code OF Public General
Laws relating the granting OF Licenses to trad
crs. he and tue same is hereby repealed and the
follow iII, enacted substitute therefor
j.. When any person. body polite or corporate.
Shall propose to sell or barter any thing mentioned
IN thu. preceding section. except spirtuouS fer
r.Ete liquors. he shall apply TO the Clerk ot TIA.
Circ4!t court OF the county in which She may re-
side, o. II he resides in the city OF Baltimore to
the Court OF Common Pleas Tor a license therefor:
hu; no license IL trade. or 10 sell spirituouS fer
Inemtea liquors. shall be issued Ivy Clerk Of
CnrI tome C0tc.t Or t. iicrsnn under the
tweutN-,ue years. WItuGnt Tie ~ cill order ~
the J idoe I'll the Court but 10 J iIL. .ial. Civ
such special order To s.ue licenses TO eel pirtU-
!crmtnted liquors. unless upon the rrrnil-
tlcndatiou oi at least ten RESI- ectaulc trrcioldtr
Of .ala may h.. and whenever any licenses shall
ssSGt, 10 JcGlt corcft or minor the said ffnI
r0rer i'nr sllaIi b. responsible or all COLI
tracts made ~! DE Prosecution OF their business
under such Ilcc-v ~tt -!i Ill me liable to be SUED
Therefore il any OF the e4.s-ts OF this State: and
tG. tfhlc cJrcrt may he InucIet and
l,rGEc >te,! in case oi violation hy ,.' II the IL
ceuse larE ei tins State, Or III she should Acr
a ulrtriitrl3 .Gusu. II she were sme soi:
Il Indictment i4c uniaip.ii against any con
tract execution shall Or may issue i'll the ordinary
WAY affect ier separate estate; IT9rlGeG h0rCrfI
HAT such Responsibility shall il no manner aztec;
or impair the Responsibility q! the hushand u
,..rrut under the cXstiB, laws aud that TIL, irt
si..ii take effect On the thiiueln day Of April
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
Concerning Population.

Our country began the present centu.
ry with "A population Of 5,30S. 600; it has
now so, 155 900. The increase has been
nin~ fold in eighty wears. The growth
n the last decade was over thirty per
ent This rate if continued will give
Us $1,000 900 in 1890. and $4,000 600 i'll
l9O0-a growth from 5,30s. 900 to s. 0Ga
100 in the round century. and it will ena-
ple the ten year old children of to-day,
when they shall have reached middle
gre. to look upon a population of 100,
400, 900. and the time they Shall have
cached three score and ten. to look
,pon population of 237, 900. ooo.--
these are staggering figures. 1t is
rardlv conceivable that our present rate
# growth will be maintained for sixty
ears to come. for even if emigrants
should continue to come TO our shores
" such armies as now, it would be nee
sSarv far us to take measures to repe!
hem. There are few children, if any,
low living who will be willing to see
200 900 600 souls packed together III the
..uuutry. The time Will come when We
shall cease to court more population, and
shall say it is enouyh.-St. Logts Repvj-
itrnp
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
AMERICANS IN EUROPE


q. I'"l" IL" >"fo"ft'H h''''~
Inc Ma. r,,..,n> II Europe may toe
i..,tlu..I> uI,ir,,.d Intu thr.'r "lt>srs.-
lis, come the cultivated and aesthetic
-. W III tbs. /, p tilai the late Mr. l. 'nG
How gluriiird IN II S Ep-ri I'll. ami
nat Mr.. danes loves Ia elaborate Ill a
,-.i..~ u novels ahIr'i " 3'Id stem more
,lri>ric were they less rnnIp,trtlrl>. Thea
.rituws the tar more c"nsiieri''lt- h''tN
YrlD are refined III iiitl.lrr~. rather lhLn
III intellect; and WIZ" SETTLING chiefly III
france. aitn,in,h St"ar times III I'alN.
cA4ulrirnu like. take the c,'l'r> ut the
.n.uj,lr they live. among. Finally. We
rav, the 9r,,ui rn>h -! The tribes rs iii"
If rolr>.. i,r ,ulii.G,;ri , N ,>f ii.iri
llrel. hu' Nh rt,vrrtl, l,>> fave tht'tr
most char .c,.rI>Gic features in common
.nr rulGiy ,ttr, American. Wtieii ilr Il ''~
lut car, ;n-ttI ,luI>'n II c>.''v>> al'i Lea
tate thr III .rrlt ercrntrlcltlc> ri tn
,.,niuinr lnin,ird En- -llSll pniiandtrrr i
me of the most agreeable, and entertain
ilg of travelling cpmptninuS. 1t Is Il
,.II>rni when the solitary English tour
~; stu,uhIrS upnu him III one a. thes''
,ut-nf tu..-wav t .WriS which are the rel
C. ot rll,. middle ages ana the tavnritt
escorts ot M. Iamcs', hcl"in2t. he j.
:, nau al the wny,i yrI ~nmcthlng ot Il
dreamer with {, sea. deal OF the stud
eut lie seems t. steep hts sui at thu
shortest notice III tnr chara, terlStir
spirit of the place: Net H. regards oh
lec,, and tnrtr As, 'rl,tton> from the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
{CLapter 81, page loID


10 amend the ~ ent> hif n,Ii t.senty- second s''
ten Of the Itl-sxih Article Of til. ( .,I" 81 PUB
lie General Laws. relating to tic Licenses o,
Hawi:trs and Pctldicrs.
Section BE i, enacted by the GENERA! ts.cn,
hIv Of Maryland, That the twenty tirst and twru
second sections OF The htv-siyth Article 0i ii"
Cl. -. public General Laws. relating to tn. J.
censr u il,,nk"rS and lcddlcr-. be ana the ne
hereby ic..,,!r'i. and the following sections
enacted ~ iie;. Itlrdcai.
Twenty-oite. For sysGE- .val license not tn ex-
led beyond the county which, .ll4 lt.nc may hr
<<ei there sl!.ti be paid Ill" !oilD".us rates ID
VII: For every llctE." 10 travel loot. ;ne snIl
~ forty .t0ilars: to travel eiih hprs,' Gthc
Dc. t 81 burden and wagon at!..t- vehicle tn
>,1tn OF seventy dollars. Fur every i""nsc u
Extend cy er Tia. whole Eastern Shore t, siA.3
pt tic Western Shore ther" shall tjc paid TN: ia
lowing rates To Wit: For every license tfilyei
foot ,.. sHfl SiAiy do lIrs; to travel win
horse on ,.tlti beast OF burden. one horse or 9th
beast al heyal,3 and wagon or otcr vehicle, the
SUN 81 one hIna. anlal$: with two horses 81
other beasts OF burleL wagon or Other NeitI
Gle tbs sum one hundred a%d nifty dollars.
Twenty-Five No such license su4i; he granted t
any Other than htc person. or - ;iIA' t%"krr
,sd CT in the Iii} .iy e c partnership
rs<l ,anS, a.ld but one n.iA s!ail act under suct
license.
Section ;. Aud be it enacted. tina; t;.ss act shal
take effect on me day OF its passage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
Owners of Stations OF. Jacks.

The owner or keeper OF every Stallion or Tack
shall. before heiu" permitted 10 stand or station
such animal, pay IN the CLERK Of f'!t Circuit Court
nj some OF the counties IN TINS State the highest
sum which he intends IL AK ur receive t"r the
sea-,',i al one mare aud the raceipt ui tiH SAID
Jerk with the zeal of ms Court IttIrIc,! thereto
i" said sum, Sta!! be the License Tor stio2tr-s
Sti.i'.!h Such stallion or jach. Tor on. !ca3 !rum
the date thereof It0r'ded. that in Io case shall
the directed 10 be pLid by this section sC'l
license be lees man dollars: and that every
stallion or jack upon which the said tax IL paid
shall nc exempt from all other Stat. tax.
Any owner ur Keeper stationin:r or standin" any
stallion or Jack without n license snail forfeit and
pay twice the sum authorized and required II be
paid in the last preceding section, oncla!t IN the
Statc md the other halt To tho !r,"rtrer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
Cured of Drinking.

q" y young friend of mine was cured Of "a
insariahl- thirst for liquor, which had s.
Frustrated him that he was unable To do any
business. lie was entirely cured by the use
1t Hop Bltters. II allayed all that hurnint;
hir~t; took away the appetite for liquor
mad" his nerves steady, and he has renaiu-
ii :. sober and steady man for more thals
twn wears, and has had no desire 10 return
M his cups; know OF u number Of other
,har have been cured of drinking by IT.
Trnm a leadip; X. Il, ofticia! Chicago, H.
- Times,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-29
frhapter ;2i page 1907

To ament! the fii:y->istii Article OF III" Code
puhfir General Laws relating /" liscusce. ~ nj
ding thereto tie following section relating L"
partnerships taking uGt Herlsss:
Section /. BE it enacted iy tn" General Assem-
lily Ut Mar land. That the 10 lowing -cctiIn be and
the Is hereby added I" the tIty--iAth .itr.c
ni the C'-t!. Of Public General Laws 10 ;otiuH the
second sectl"u thereof:
4 ny license may be obtained by partnerships OF
!irins well as by li!.ijvidutr: bur in all Uses
'h' nA:ues OF all the pa t."rs oi any hrm shall '
set forth Ia tHil IN the license. and no license s!l:l!
protect any psfson pretending |" -t"t under thr
satue uulCSs he j.. uHmcd therein. L. "u,it!ed Il
representative or assignee uHdc' the r'u--.'i"i
IL reiHa Ter contained LiS article. and the CIV"
issuing the license shall eGteI upon the record
iIccH>r the ft.ti ,nHeS OF ttg2 members OF 60
PARTNERSHIP /" "ht.h such license il .ssIIed.