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THE WHITE PINE NEWS. Ordinance No. 37. In Ordinance providing fori he Aw»l«f and Collecting of Bevenoe for Hamilton City. Tbi Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or daln as follewi: SacTiovl The Bosrdof Trustees of HamUton City shall, liy resolution, prior to the fourth M.indav In June, 1»W. *nd annually thereafter, ssZl tlic amouit of taxes that shall ije levied for city purposes, ilealgnsllng the mm,h r of cents which shall he levied on each one hundred dollars of taxable property, real or personal, which resolution shall be entered upon the re. cord of their preceedlnga, and a copy thereof, Ju” ccrtiaMhjthc Clerh. forthwith Muted to the Assessor, Marshal snd Treasure r, AU taxes levied under the previsions of thin, Ordl nance shaU be paid in legal coin of the l nltod States and are nereby IIisle a lien against the property assess, which lien shall attach upon the assessment thereof by the Inwot and stall not bo removed until all taxes have hen paid or the property has vested in a purchaser un^r sale fir uxre(j ia cltJ> not exempt by low from taxation, shall ta subject to taxation for city purposea, and shjdl be taxed as real eatate or personal property The tern, real enute ' whenever unrd In this Ordinance, shall : include the ownership of, or claim to or posses, sion of. oi right of possession to. any land within the city limit.; .ad the term • poreoiml property, whenever used In this Ordinance, ehall Include all movable property, of whatsoever kind or na ture, not included in the term real estate as ^Between the fourth Mon.tsy iu Juno and the Bret llondariu August, 1*0. and each year thereafter, the City Asaenaor shnU ascertain and make out a Hat of aU property In the city, real and personal, aubjeet to taxation, and also the names of all persons, corporations, associa tions. companies or Breus, owning, claiming or having the possession or control of the same and determine the full cash value of all such property and list and aaseas the same to the per. son, Brm, company, corporation, or amioclarion, nwTtinis rUiminir or having the potweaiiion, charge or control thereof, ror xno purpose oi making such Mwenument, the Assessor shall de mand from each person and firm, and from the President, Cashier, Treasurer or managing agent of each corporation, association or cotniiany within the city, or doing business or owning property therein, a statement under oath or af firmation of all the real estate or personal prop erty within the city, owned, claimed by, or in the possession or under the control of such per son, firm, corporation, association or company. If any person, officer or agent shall neglect or refuse, on demand of the Assessor or his Deputy, to give, under oath or affirmation, the statement required by this section, the Assessor or his Dep uty shall make a minute of such refusal or neg lect under his name, and an estimate of the tax able property which such person, officer or agent neglected or refused to so render; and the value so fixed shall not be reduced by the Board of Equalization. If the name of any al>sent owner of property is known to the Assessor, the prop, erty shall be assiwsed in his, her or their names; if unknown to the Assessor, the same shall be assessed to unknown owners. The form of the Assessment Boll, and the manner of making the assessment hereby ordained, shall lie sub stantially the same as that prescribed by law for County Assessors. For the purpose of carrying oot the provisions of this section the Assessor and his Deputy shall have power and authority to administer all oaths and affirmations author ized by law. Sac. 4. On or before the first Monday in An gust, 1870, and each year thereafter, the City As sessor shall complete his tax list or assessment roll, and attach his certificate thereto, which certificate shall be by him subscribed and sworn to, and substantially in tho following form, to wit: ' I do solemnly swear that 1 have made diligent inquiry into the names of all taxable in habitants of Hamilton City; that I have diligently investigated and ascertained the description, value, ami ownership, of all taxable property in nUd city ; that I have in all cases sought and put down the true owner, true description and true value of all property assessed to tho best of my ability; and that the annexed is a true and cor rect assessment roll, made in accordance with the laws of the State and the ordinances of the said city.' And shftll deliver said assessment roll, Dkaps, books and the original list of prop erty to tho City Clerk, who shall immediately give notice of the same, specifying the time of meeting of the Board of Equalization by publi cation in some newspaper published in said city, or in such other manner as the Board of Trustees may direct; and slutll keep the roll open for pub lic inspection. Sec. 5. The Board of Trustees shall consti tute the Board of Equalization, and a majority of the Board, with the President of the Board, shall be a quorum for the Board of Equalization; and the decision, a majority of such quorum shall be final. The City Clerk shall be the Clerk of the Board of Equalization. The Board shall meet on the first Monday after the completion of the assessment roll, and shall continue iu ses sion from time to time, until the business of equalization brought before them is disposed of , provided, that no complaint on account of the assessment of any property shall lie considered unless It shall Is- filed iu writing with the Clerk of the Board within one week sifter the session of the Board oommenoes. The Board of Equal ization shall have the power to determine all complaints in regard to the assessed value of any property, and may change and correct any valuation, either by adding thereto or deducting therefrom, if they deem the sum fixed by the assessment roll too small or too gn at: w h< tl r such sum be fixed by the owner or the Assessor, except that in cases where the person complain ing of the assessment has refused to give the Assessor his list under oath or affirmation, as re quired by this ordinance, no reduction shall be made by the Board of Equalization iu the assess ment made by the Assessor. If the Board of Equalization shall find it necessary to add to the assessed value of any property on the assees luent roll, they shall direct their clerk to give notice to the persons interested,by notice depos ited In the postofflee, directed to such person, naming the day when they will act in that case, and giving reasonable time to appear. During the sessions of tho Board of Equalization the Assessor shall lie present, and also his deputy, If necessary, as a witness in any case; and they shall have a right to ruako any statement, or produce any testimony pertinent to any matters coming before the Board. Tho Board shall make use of all the information they can gain from tho County Recorder, or otherwise, in initializing the assessment roll, and may order the Assessor to enter upon the said roll any mortgage or lien, or ether property that has not been assessed; and the assessment and equaliza tion so made,shall have the same force and effect as if made by the Assessor before the delivery of the assessment roU by him to the City Clerk. See. 6. As Boon as tho equalization is com pleted, the Clerk shall prepare a duplicate assess ment roll, which shall contain the assessment as ongiuauj mmun um as fuu&uzotl uy tue Board, and to which "hall be added a column showing the amount of taxes due from cadi party aaaeeaed, which duplicate assessment roll he Khali certify to be correct, and deliver tho Hame to the City Marshal, charging him with the whole amount of taxes shown to be due thereon. When the duplicate assessment roll has lx-en de livered to the City Marshal, ho shall cause a notice thereof to be published in some newspa per published in the city, if there be one, for • uno week, requiring taxpayers to come forward and pay their taxes within four weeks from the publication of said notice. The Marshal shall immediately upon the receipt of the said dupli cate assessment roll, commence tho collection of taxes, and for that purpose he Khali remain in his office from 9 o’clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p.m. of each day, for four weeks after tho aKHoMHment roll has bron no delivered. BMC. 1. It Khali be the duty of the Marshal to pay over to the City Treasurer, on each Saturday after he commences tho collection of taxes, the whola amount collected during the week pro ceeding, less his commissions fur collecting, and to take duplicate receipt* therefor- one of which he shall Ale with tho Clerk, ami the other retain as his voucher. The Clerk shall credit the Mar dial on the assessment roll with all sums so paid. The Marshal ahall also report to the Bored of Trustee,, every week, the amount paid over to the Treasurer at hie lest nottloment, and the amount of hla commlaalon thereon; provld ed. that it ahall be the duly of tho Marshal to oollect tho taxes upon peraoual or movable prop, erty immediately upon the aaaeaanioid thereof by the Asaeaaor, and to pay over and report the same aa hereinbefore provided *«e. >. Whenever any Ux In paid to the Mar ahal, he ahall mark the word 'paid,'and the date of the payment oppoolte the name of tho por tion or tho description of the property liable for wish taxea, and ahall give a receipt therefor, nperlfyinii the amount of the aaeeaament, the amount of the tax, and the deeerlption of the property aaeeaaod; but the Marshal ahall not re ceive any taxea on any real estate for any portion leas than the least subdivision entered upon the aaaeaament roll; provided, always, an owner of undivided real eetate may pay the proportion of taxeadneon hlaintereattheretn. «»c. •. ir any person, firm, company or as soclatlon. who shall 1» tssews-d nnjcr the pro visions of thu Ordinance, shall fail to pay tho taxes so assessed, on or before the end of the fourth week after the publication of the notice required by Section 6 of tliia Ordinance, it shall lie tha duty of the Marshal, within live days thereafter, to furnish tho City Attorney a list showing the name of every such delinquent, the Mnount dac from each, together wttli u dent-rip llo“ ,tbo property assessed and a statement verified by himself or deputy that such parties »r© delinquent This lut shall be known as the Delinquent List; and, before It la handed to the Ctty Attorney, it shall lie presented to the City Clerk, M4 the Clerk shall credit the Marshal with the amount of the taxes delinquent ac cording to su«h list, and shall make a final set. tlement with the Marshal of all taxoa charged against him on account of the assessment roll. Bgc. 10. Immediately sfn-r the delivery of such list to the City Attorney he shall cause a notice of the same to bu published in a city newspaper for one week, and during that week he shall recelrs snd receipt for any taxes due; and after the expiration of such publication, it shall be the duty of tho City Attorney to institute suit in the name of the Inhabitants of llamiltou City against all persona so delinquent, and against the real estate and improvements as sessed so delinquent, and against all owners and claimant# of the same, known or unknown. The complaint in any action for the collection of city taxes shall conform as nearly as may be proper to that prescribed by the general statute* of itae dtate in actions for the collection of State and Ooaatr tax«a: and upon filing the complaint in the proper Court, a summons shall be Issued and served aa In other cirll caees. by delivering a copy thereof to each defendant named In the complaint, or by publication in tome newapaper m provided by law In other eivll case*, and ehall require the defendant and all owners of and -UuQsnts to any real relate and Improvement* I (OrditwnrfS. described in the summons, known or unknown, to appear and answer the complaint tiled in Court; and as to Mid real estate and improve ments, s copy of the summons shall be served upon the person or persons in possession of the same; and further, as to such real estate by post ing a like copy in some conspicuous place thereon, and at the door of the City Hall, In said Hamilton City: and all the proceedings under this section shall be, as far as the same is appli cable, in accordance with the general laws of the State In other civil actions. Sec. ll. Said delinquent list, ora copy there of. certified by the Marshal, or his deputy, show ing unpaid taxes against any person or property, shall be prima facie evidence in any court to prove the assessment, the property assesses!, the delinquency, the amount of taxes due and un paid.and that all the forms of the law ia relation to the assessment and levy of such taxes have been complied with. Bkc. 12. In case judgment is rendered tor de fendent, it shall be general, without costs, and may be entered in favor of some one or more of them, and against others, as in other civil cases. In case Judgment is for the plaintiff, it may be entered against such defendents as are found liable for the tax, and tor such uuoajt or por tion thereof as he or they shall tie adjudged lia ble; provided, that no personal judgment shall be rendered unless the person against whom it is rendered shall hare been ser ed w ith the sum mons, as provided in this ordinance, or shall have appeared in the action. Judgment may be entered against the real estate and Improvements severally assessed and levied the* on; and when it shall appear upon the assessment roll that the real estate and improve meats belong to the same person or persons, then judgment may be rendered against said real estate and improve ments Jointly, for the whole tax thereon, or such I»art thereof as may l«e adjudged. Such Judg ments when rendered in the District or Justice's Court, shall he docketed, and become liens upon all the property against which judgment is ren dered. from the date of such assessment. The City Attorney may file transcripts of judgments rendered in Justices' Courts, under this ordi nance. with the County Clerk, and have them docketed. Hkt. la. An Act to regulate proceedings in cirli cases in the Court* of Jnstiee of this State, and to reiieai all other Acts in relation thereto, approved Mairli 8, 1*59. so far as the same is consistent with the provisions of this Ordinance, are hereby made applicable to all proceeding* under thi* Ordinance. The deed of the Marshal for property sold for taxes shall have the effect prescribed by law, and property so sold shall not be subject to redemption. The Marshal, in sell ing property for delinquent taxes, shall sell only the smallest portion that any person will take and pay the judgment and all coata. All money collected under the provisions of this Ordinance, except costs and charges allowed to the Oonrt and officers, shall without delay be paid to the City Treasurer, and each collection and the date thereof shall be entered opposite the proper name or property in the delinquent list, which shall be open to public. Inspection. Sec. 14. The City Attorney shall pay over to the City Treasurer, every Saturday, all money received by him for delinquent taxes, taking du plicate receipts therefor, one of which he shall file with the Clerk, and the other koep for his voucher: and on or before the first Mom lay of June of eaeh year shall make a final settlement with the City Treasurer of all money received by him; and shall at that time deliver to the City Clerk the delinquent tax list, together with a statement under oath of all the suits brought and judgments obtained on said delinquent list, and the reasons why no suits have been brought or taxes collected in cases of other de linquents. The delinqnent list shall be passed over by the Clerk to the incoming City Attorney as soon as he shall have qualified, who shall continue proceedings thereon, and when the next Board of Equalization meets any taxes still de linquent thereon shall be revised by said Board, ami stricken out or returned by them to the City Attorney for further proceedings. 8*c. 15. The City Attorney shall appear and prosecute all actions for the recovery of delin quent taxes under this Ordinance; and, for his services therein, shall receive at the rate of twenty per cent, on all sums collected as delin quent: provided that the same shall in all cases Ik* taxed as costs Against th* parties owing such delinquent taxes, and entered in the Judgment therefor and collected then-on, ami in no case to be a charge against the city. Bec. 1«S. All Ordinances, or parts of Ordi nances, in conflict with this Onlinance, are hereby repealed. Sec. 17. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved June 25. 1870. P. EVERTS. President of the Board. M. P. Chamberlin, City Clerk. Je29-14t Ordinance No. 38. An Ordinance creating a Salary and Contingent Fund, and for other purposes. The Board of Trustees of ITamilton City do or daiu as follows: Section 1. From and after the passage of this Ordinance, the City Treasurer shall set apart fifty per cent, of all money coming into the City Treasury from licenses, hall rent and fines: and twenty-five per cent, of all money coming into the City Treasury from taxes on real and per sonal property, which shall be known as the Salary and Contingent Fund. Sec. 2. The City Treasurer shall make a re port to the Board rtf Trustees on the first Mon day in eaeh mpnth, showing the amount of money received Into the City Treasury for the month previous, tbo amount set apart to said Salary and Contingent Fund, the amount dis bursed, and the amount remaining in the Treas ury. Sac. 3. All warrants for the payment of sal aries, and all warrants fur defraying the rout in gent expenses of the city, unless otherwise ordered by the Board of Trustees, shall hereafter lie drawn upon the • Salary and Contingent Fund;’ which warrants shall commence a new series, and be paid in the order of their registra tion. 8*c. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and lie in force from and after its passage. Approved July 5, 1870. P. EVERTS, President Board of Trustees. M. P. Chamberlin, City Clerk. JyH-14t Ordinance No. 39. ku Ordinance abolishing the offices of Street Commissioner and Jailer aud Janitor. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain aa follows: Section 1. The offices of Street Commissioner mid Jailer and Janitor are hereby abolished. Ssc. 2. Ordinance Ho. 29,entitled ‘An Ordi nance creating the office of Jailer and Jauitor, und defining hia duties, com pen nation, etc.,’ ap proved January 31,1870, and all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances defining the duties of and prescribing compensation for Street Commis sioner, are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in forco from and after its passage. Approved July 5, 1870. P. EVERTS, President Hoard of Trustees. M. P. Chamberux, City Clerk. Jy8-14t Ordinance No. 40. An Ordinance Regulating the Salaries of Of ficers. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain as follows: Section 1. The officers of Hamilton City shall receive the following compensation for their services—to wit: The City Marshal shall receive a salary <>f nine hundred dollars per an num, and five i»er cent, on all taxes collected by him on real and personal property; and also one dollar for collecting each license. The City Treasurer shall receive a salary of nine hundred dollars per annum. The City Assessor shall re ceive a salary* of six hundred dollars per annum. The Chief Engineer shall receive a salary of nine Hundred dollars per annum. The City Attorney shall receive a salary of seventy-five dollars per month, and, in addition to such percentage as is allowed him on delinquent taxes, shall receive five dollars for each conviction for violation of Ordinances, provided that the same shall in all coses he collected from the party convicted, and in no case to be a charge against the city. The City Clerk shall receive a salary of seventy-five dollars per month. Regular Policemen shall re ceive a salary of seventy-five dollars per month, and also two dollars for each arrest and convic tion, provided that the same shall in all cases be collected from te party convicted, and in no case to be a charge against the city. Hkc. 2. Each of the above salaries shall be payable in legal coin of the United States, in equal monthly installments, on the first day of each and every month. 8ac.3. Ordinance No. 4, entitled ‘An Ordi nance regulating the salaries of officers,’ approv ed April 10, I860, and Ordinance No. lO, entitled ‘ An Ordinance defining the duties of City Attor ney,* approved April 15, 1869, and Section 7 of Ordinance No. 26, entitled ‘ An Ordinance regu lating a Fire Department of Hamilton City.’ ap proved December 18, 1869, and Section 4 of Ordi nance No. 86, entitled 4 An Ordinance creating the office of City Attorney,'approved June 13, 1870, are hereby repealed. Hkc. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved July 5,1870. P. EVERT8, President Hoard of Trustees. M. P. Ciiaxberijn, City Clerk. jyH-Ut Ordinance No. 41. Au Ordinance regulating Licenses and License Tax in Hamilton Oily. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain as follows: He mow l. Tbo Clerk shall cause to bo pre pared, at the expense of the city, printed forms of City Licenses, to be issued as herein provided. He shall number and sign the same and deliTer them to the Marshal, from time to time, charging him therefor. The Marshal shall make a written report to the Board of Trus tee* on Monday of each weak, duly verified, showing the amount of licenses collected by him the previous week, the names of persons or Arms to whom licenses have boon issued, the amount paid by each, and the occupation or business for which such licenses were issued. Brc. 1 All licenses heroin provided for shall be payable in legal coin of the United tttates. Bat'. 3. Every jterson or Arm engaged in the bueinesa of trading or mercliandlsing.or dealing in auy kind of goods, wares, or merchandise whatsoever, shall pay a license as follows: Those making monthly salts to the amount of one thousand dollars or under, eight dollars per quarter; those making monthly tales amounting to more than one thousand and under five thou sand dollars, twelve dollars per quarter; and those making monthly sales amounting to more than five thousand dollars, twenty dollars per quarter. Sac. 4. Every person or Ann engaged In the business of storage and commission merchants shall pay a license as follows: Those whose COrdtaanrfs. monthly receipts amount to one thousand dol lars or under, ten dollar* per quarter; those whose monthly receipts are more than one thou sand and under three thousand dollars, fifteen dollars per quarter; and those whose monthly receipts are more than three thousand dollars, twenty-five dollars per quarter. 8sr. A. Every person or firm engaged In the business of hanking, dealers in exchange, gold and silver, stocks, or bullion, shall pay a license of fifty dollars per quarter. Bsc. 6. Every person, firm or company en gaged in the business of expressing or transmit ting letters or packages for hire. Laving an office in this city, shall pay a licenm of fifty dollars per quarter. Sac. 7. Each Telegraph Company doing busi ness in the city shall pay a license of fifty dol lars per quarter. Bsc. 8. Every person, Arm or company en gaged in the business of stock or real estate brokerage in buying and selling stocks or real ••state, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Sac. y. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a livery stable, or letting horses, wagons, carriages, or other animals or vehicle* for Lire, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Sac. 10. Every person or firm engaged In tho business of running for hire any dray, job wagon, cart or other public vehicle, shall pay for each dray, job wagon, cart or vehicle so run, a license of ten dollars ]»er quarter. Sue. 11. Every person or firm engaged in the business of auctioneering shall pay a licenm- of thirty dollars per quarter. Bte. 12. Every person or firm engaged in the business of carrying on a daguerroan or photo graphic gallery,shall pay a license of fifteen dol lar® per quarter. Sac. 13. Ever}' person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a ltarber shop, shall pay for each chair in use in said shop a license of five dollars per quarter. Sec. 14. Every person or firm engaged in the business of assaying any metals or ore, shall pay a license of twenty-five dollars per quarter. B*o. 15. Every person or firm engaged iu the business of manufacturing soda, cider, vinegar, sarsaparilla, or syrups of any kind, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Bsc. 16. Every person or firm engaged iu the business of keeping or conducting any tavern, hotel, lodging house, chop house, or restaurant, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Sec. 17. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a bar or saloon, for retail ing any wines or liquors of any kind, in less quantities than one quart, shall pay a license of forty-five dollars per quarter. Sec. 18. Every person or nnu engaged in the business of keeping a public bath house, shall pay a license of ten dollars per quarter. Sec. 19. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping or carrying on a shooting gallery, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. B*c. 20. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping or conducting u public bak ery for the manufacture of bread, pies or cakes, shall pay a license of five dollars per quarter. Beg. 21. Every person or firm engaged in keeping a laundry, where washing and ironing is done, shall pay a license of ten dollars per quarter. Sec. 22. Every proprietor or keener of a bil. Hard table, shall pay for each table in use a license of ten dollars per quarter. Sec. 23. Every keeper or proprietor of a nine pin, ten pin or bowling alley, shall pay a license of twenty dollars per quarter. Sec. 24. Every person or firm < ngagc<l in the business of koeping or carrying on any brewery for the manufacture of beer, malt or fermented liquor, shall pay a license of thirty dollars per quarter. 8*c. 25. Each and every insurance company doing business iu the city, shall pay a license of twenty-live dollars per quarter. Sec. 20. Every person, firm or company on pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Sec. 27. Every person or Ann engaged in the business of pawn broker, shall pay a license of forty dollars j*er quarter. Hkc. •_**. Every person or Arm engaged in Dm , business of keeping a butcher shop or stall, for the retail of fresh meats, shall i*y a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Sec. 29. Every traveling merchant, hawker, or peddler, who shall vend goods, wares, and mer chandise, shall pay a been** of twenty-five dollars ! per quarter; provided that in case such traveling mcrchaut, hawker, or peddler, shall use a wagon, cart, or other vehicle in such business, lie sliall pay a license of forty dollars per quarter. Hec. 30. Every person. Ann, company, mana ger, or lessee of any theater, engaged in the busi ness of giving theatrical performances or exhi bitions of hcrenad'T.-.iiimstn l.V concert or opera singers, sparring, melodeon or other public per formance or exhibition, for pay, sliall pay a li cense of one hundred dollars per month; pro vided, that in ease such license be grauted for a less period than one month, Ave dollars for each performance or exhibition so given. Hec. 31. Every person, firm, or company, giv ing iu the city any exhibition of a caravan, me. nagerie, or collection of animals, or any circus, show, rope, or wire dancing, or slight of hand performance, for pay, shall pay a license of twenty-five dollars for each exhibition so given. Sec. 32. Every person or Arm who shall open or keep a dance-house, commonly known as a hurdy-gurdy house, shall pay a license of one hundred dollars per month; provided that in case such license is granted fora less period than one mouth, five dollars per day for each day the same shall be kept open. Hec. 33. Every person who ghall carry on or conduct any of the businesses, trades, callings, or professions mentioned herein, and shall neglect to take out a license therefor, as herein provided, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con viction thereof, shall be fined In a sum not less than the license which such person is required to take out, and not exceeding Ave hundred dol lars, which fine may be enforced by imprison ment in the city jail not exceeding one day for each two dollars of such fine. Hec. 34. All licenses provided for iu this Or dinance shall be paid in advance, and are hereby made transferable in cases where the business licensed is conducted or carried on in the same building, shop, stall, or stand, but not otherwise. Hec. 35. Ordinance No. 11, entitled* An Ordi nance providing for the assessing and collecting of revenue for Hamilton City,' approved April lfl, 1869; and Ordinance No. 16, entitled ' An Or dinance amendatory of and supplemental to an Ordinance entitled * An Ordinance providing for the assessing and collecting of revenue for Ham ilton City,’ approved May 6,1869; and Ordinance No. 25, entitled * An Ordinance amendatory of and supplemental to an Ordinance entitled * An Ordinance providing for the assessing and col lecting of revenue for Hamilton City,’approved September 13,1869, and all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance, are hereby repealed. Hec. 36. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved July 11,1870. P. EVERTH, President of the Board. M. P. Cuamhejujn, City Clerk. Jyl4-14t ma30 T'O WM. A. BOLINGKR, SOLOMON HEYDENFELDT, and R. H. LOYD: You are hereby notified that the Oroat Basin Mining Company, a corporation duly organized and existing under aud by virtue of the laws of tho State of Pennsylvania, for the purpose of working and developing the Glacier Mining Claim, situated in the Whit© Pine Mining Dis trict, White Pine County, Htate of Nevada; that Mftd oorpuiikm owns a majority of the uniSf of feet in said mining claim, aud is composed of more tlum three persons, aud that it has expend ed in tho actual development and working of said mining claim tho sum of $6,461; that tho following are your respective interests in said mine and tho proportion of said sum due from each: Wiu. A. Bolinger, 200 feet, $807.62; Solo mon Ueydenfeldt, 200 feet, $807.02; R. H. Loyd, 100 feet, $403.81; that it is tho intention of said corporation to institute suit against you to ro. cover said sums. May 23d, 1870. GREAT BASIN MINING CO., je22-3w* By J. A. M< Phkrran, Supt. 2NT O T I O X] I T^OTICE 18 HEREBY RIVEN, TO ALL 11 whom It may concern: That the Tannehlll Silver Mining (Company, a corporation existing under the laws of New York, and engaged in the business of mining iu Eureka Mining District, State of Nevada, is the owner of, and lawfully eutitled to, the possession of that certain tract of land situated in said District, county of Lau der, State aforesaid, adjoining the town of Eu reka, or Napias, on the sontn, and known and called the * McCOY SURVEY.' The Mid prop erty was purchased by said corporation iu Octo ber, 1865. and valuable improvements placed thereon, and continuously occupied and enjoyed by said exwporation until the said McCoy relo cated the same in July, 1869. All persona are warned against purchasing the said tract of land, or any portion thereof, from Major W. W. McCoy, the present occupant and claimant thereof, as It is the intention of Mid corporation to commence an action to recover the possession thereof. 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PlTBUSHmfO ALL THE TELEGRAPH NEW*, and a general now* nummary in every issue—heatdea our upectalty— Bhtrory Bund»Ti A MININC REVIEW, j furnishing a complete account of the con<lit ion of I tho mines in this District—condition of tho works; late development a; amount of ore for the week; yield of oro worked; propos'd changes; also, condition and prospect of outside claims, and other matters of Interest to owners and the general public. j BOOK BINDING! Persons wishing Blank Books printed will not bo under the necessity of sending to Ran Fran j ceaco for this character of work, as wo are pro ( pared to execute such work In a good style, and ! »t reasonable prices. Delinquent Sales. ---=—-====f." Mammoth silvkb mining con PANY.~ Location of Works: White Pins Mining District, White Pine county, Htate of No vada. Notice.—Them an- delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assess ment levied on the 2Mb day of May. A. D. 1870, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Names. No. Certificate. No.Hh's. As't. Baxter W H, balanoe.201.2354. .f5.10 Baxter W II, balance.202.20.4.00 BHdlenian K O, Trustee.708-100-20.00 Barton W H, Trustee.1327.20. 4.«J0 Buahell John L.11W....100....20.00 Child & Joses, Trusti'cs.341-100-2o.<»0 Child & Jones.Trustees. bal..343.22.4.40 Chlhl A Jones, Trustees.3f»0-100-90.00 Child A Jones, Trustt***.357-loO.... 20.00 Child A Jones, Trusties.308 .. .10.2.00 Child A Jones, Trustees.429... .100.. .20.00 Child A Jones, Trustees.432.10.2.00 Child A Jones, Trustees.863.10.2.00 Clark Bmjtb.375... .100... .20.00 Clark Huivth.378... .100... .20.00 Clark Smyth.379.... 100... .20.00 Child WO.434.10.2.00 Child W C. balance.43B.54.10 Oouraf u G A, Trustee.1334.30.0.00 Child WO, Trustee.657.20.4.00 Chlhl W C, Trustee.1233.... 40.8.00 Cahill A Co E, Trustees.1240.40.8.00 Cahill A Co K. Trustees.1348... 100... .20.00 Cavallier J 11 E. Trustee.... 1335.40 ... 8.00 Cavallier J B F.. Trustee... .1342.15.3.00 Doty J J.1078.30.C.U0 Ehrcnbcrgh I>r H T, balauo 124.1.02 Farnam K.388-100... .20.00 l’arnam F..380.. .100... 20.00 Farnam E.390.... 100... .20.00 Farnam E.301.... 100.... 3u.(IU Farnam F..392.1».2.00 Farnam E.383.®.1-00 Farnam E. 1025.60.... 10.00 Farnam E.1026.50,... lo.oo Goods 11 E...5.00 Henderson D M,Trustee... .Dial.-hi. ... lu.ou Hall N H, Trust™.1050.60....10.00 Hutchinson John, Trustee . .1261.5.1.00 Hill A E, Trustee, balance . .216-34 H.. .6.90 Hill A E, Trustee.246.20.4.00 Hill A E, Trustee.267.10.3.00 Hill A E. Trustee.7;i4.60... .10.00 Hill A E. Trust™*, balance. .H41.39.7.HO Hill A K, Trustee.*49... .100. .30.00 Hill A K, Trustee.*H7.10.2.00 Hill A E, Trustee. ***.10.2.00 Hill A E, Trustee.*M9.20.... 4.00 Hill A E. Trustee.1034.60.... 10.00 Hill A E, Trustee.1046.5.... .1.00 Hill A E. Trustee...1034). ...100... 30.00 Hill A E, Trust™.10*3.50.. .10.00 Hill A E, Trust™.112*.30.4.00 Jennings A A.1237. .100 ...30.00 Kenney Goo L, Trustee.130-10.2.00 King Wm F, Trustee.I J«.»«.2.00 King Wm F. Trustee. 140 50.... 10.00 King Wm F, Trustee.206 10.2.00 King Wm F, Trustee.397.10 2.00 King Wm F, Trustee.301.5.1.00 King Wm F, Trustee.«M».15.9.00 King Wm F. Trustee, bal .1109.2.40 King Wm F, Trustee.1123.... 100—30.00 King Wm F, Trust™.1159.... 100... .30.00 King Wm F. Trustee.11*3... .100.. .30JO King Wm F. Trustee.1383... .260.. .60.00 Kennedy Jstucs W, bslsnce 1134.i'»3... 12.60 Llndley C. 1*0.30.4.00 Llndley (’. 1*7.10.2.00 Lloyd A, balance.1068.39.5 *0 Lnwenberg 8. Trustee.1307.*».17 Montgomery Z.142 . loo. . .30.00 McDonald M J. 149_100... 30.00 McDonald*Whitney,TnisU*es775 . . .30... 4.00 McDonald* Whitney,Trusteed*).60.... 10.00 M »• 1 h maid A Wh Itney ,TrusU**s«M>-30-4.00 McDonald*WhI tney ,Trtistec*93fl.... 100.. 20.00 McDonald* Whitney.Tru»Ual939... •'*)... 10.00 Morgan Isaac.1013. . 50... 10.00 Morgan E.tot*.. 50.... 10. oil Martin M H. Trust™.1808.... 10... 2.00 North Charles M.12**.5u. .10.00 Nobl* 11 H.1220.5.1.00 Owens Thurston K. balance..VI1.6H- 1.30 Phillips W H,Trustee.1010.20.4.nt) Perry John L. Trustee.1U03 .... 60.... 10.00 Itcllly Thomas .1077.50. ...lo.oo Smith F (J, Trust™..8... .10.2.00 Smith F O. Trustee.4.10.2.00 Smith FG,Trustee.7.10.2.00 Smith F G.Trustee. H.10.2.00 Smith PC. Trust™-. 9.10.2.no Smith F O, Trustee.10.10.2.00 Smith F O. Trustee.5" . .. .US). .. 30AM) Smith F G. Trustee.M>... .Dm... .30.00 Smith F O, Trustee.121.10.3.00 Sherwood * Freeborn,Trus,a.S40.... DM).. . JOAKt Sherwood * Free bom,Trus's.541-DM)... 20.00 Sherwood * Freeborn,Trus's.54 7.60—10.00 Sherwood A Freeborn,Trus's.54*.50.... 10.00 Sherwood * Freeborn,Trua’s.600... .DM)... .20.00 Sherwood * Freeborn,1Trus's.Hoi... loo-20.00 Sherwood * Kn-eboru,Trus's.fltrj-DM)—30.00 Sherwood * Freeborn,Trns‘a.722.50—10.00 Sherwood * Fns*bom.Tms’s.73».50-10.00 Hchmiedell Henry, Truatee .0*3.*0... lfl on Schiefer Peter.1114. . ..50... .10.00 Sleeper fleo, Trust™-. 121*.60.... lo.OO Sleeper Geo, Trust™- .1321.50.... 10.00 Ttbbey E S, Trust™-.125*.... loo. .30.00 White Joe T. 125.)5.7 .00 Winter J w.4*7.20. 4.00 Webber Geo K. .949.64.... 10JO Webber Geo E..950.46.... 9.30 Wlngard T B, Trustee.1173... .416... 83AM) WUaon Henry.11*7.HO... 16.00 Anti In accordance with law. and an order of the Hoard of Trustees, math* on the 26th day of May. A. 1). 1*70, so many share* of each parcel of aaid stock as may 1m- nt-ctwsary will bo sold at the office • f the Company. Room No. 23, Hay ward s Budding. No. 419 California street, Han Francisco, Califtirois. »*n FRIDAY, the TWEN TY-SECOND (33d) DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1X70, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. of said day, to pay aaid delinquent assessm* nt thereon, to gether with costs id advertising and • tpenae* of the sale JOSEPH L. KING, Secretary. Office: Room No. 23, Hayward’* Building, No. 419 California street, Han Francisco, California J.v6-td OFKICK OK TMK MIVRRAL CITY Gold uud Sliver Mining and Milling Com* pany, No. 420 Montgomery street. City and County of Han Fraud* o, state of California.— Location of Works Robinson Mining District, County of White Pine, and HUte of Nevada.— Notice.—There are delinquent, upon the follow, ing-desrrtbed stock, on account of assessment levied on tho 24th day of May. 1870, the several amounts aet opfioaiu, the names of tho respect ive shareholders, as follows: Names. No.G«rt. No.Rh. Ain't. Brannan H.h7.50 . » 80.00 Brannan H.104.10....RUN) Moulton WJL.2 . 1350. .1360.00 Moulton WJL.Hi.60.... 60.00 Moulton WJL.Hi.30... .30.00 Moulton WJL.OS..5 .. .6.00 Moulton WJL.Its).25... .36.00 Hicka John N.17.6.6.00 Hicks John N.18.8.ft.oo Hicka John N..19.5.6.00 Hicks John N.JO.5.6.00 Hicka John N.21.5.6.00 Hicka John N.22.5.6.00 Hicka John N.23.6.5.00 Hicka John N.94.10.... 10.00 Hicka John N.36.10.... 10.00 Hicka John N.26.10.... 10.00 Hicka John N.27.ML... 10.00 Hicka John N.2H.10... .10.00 llicka John N.20.20.. .20.00 Hicka John N.SO.20... .20.00 Hicks John N.76.. .1080. .1000.00 Hicka John N.77.... 100. .1003)3 i Lamb George W.32.5.5.00 Lamb George W.33.......6.6.00 Lamb George W.M.5.6.00 Lamb George W. 38.6.5.00 Lamb George W.96.6.6.00 1 Lamb George W.97.6.5.00 Lamb George W.3H.fl.6.00 Lamb Gaorga W.HO.5.fl.OO Lamb George W.40.fl.8.00 Lamb George W.41.5.5.00 Lamb George W.42.fl.6.00 Ijimb George W.43.fl.5.00 Iamb George W.44.5.8.00 Lamb George W.45.10... .10.00 lamb George W.46.10.... 10.00 lamb George W.47.10.... 10.00 Ijinib George W.4H.10....10.00 Iamb George W....40.10 ...10.00 limb <bJJ, w.JO.M....JWS Lamb (Jforgo W..!!! " lamb George W.62.to,... 10.00 lSE George W.A3.m....10.00 Iamb George W.54.10 ...10.00 Iamb (leorge W.A6.20....20.00 Iamb George W.57.20. ...90.00 Lamb George W.88.20.... 90.00 Iamb George W .79... .2000..2000.00 Iamb George W.ho,... 200 200.00 Wells Win V.Hrt.60.... 60.00 Wells Win V.106.25 .26.00 Knox V E.100... .3640. .3640.00 Knox D E.103. .. 1200 .1200.00 Uadlarn A Jr.101.23.. .26.00 And In accordance with law, and an order of the Hoard of Trustees, made on the 24th day of May, 1870, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary will bo sold at nubile auction at the house of Maurice More k Co., No, 327 Montgomery street. Han Francisco, Htate of California, on the TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, 1H70, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expense* of the sale. A. 1IADLAM, Secretary. Office: At No. 420 Montgomery atnvt. City and Connty of Han Francisco, Htate of California. Jyll-td OFFICE OF KCLIPfcK CONIHOLI PATEP MINIWO COMPANY. 310 Battery Street, Han Francisco, June 30,1870.—Tho an* nual meeting of tho stockholders of this Com pany will be held on HATPRPAY, July 39, 1870. at 12 o’clock m., for the election of Trustees for the ensuing year, and tho tranaaotion of any other business that may be presented. Jc27-td HO LON PATTER, Hccrctory. .JTM MTLTjER At foO. Li?ery, Sale, Feed & Boardlnt Stable, Jy7-1f Cor. TreMUM und Dnno Prlinquret *alr$. llnqwnto. unpaid np t„ Tt!jii"“nr'.,no- Hr. If*, f" !s f Stockholder*. *2* 5 * Ik * 3 =- ‘s D hi Hosmer.. *«, . * D M Hoatiier.7.^.$3.(m D M Hohijkt.9 %.. D H Mourner.10. .3.00 I) M Homner.f j. " .. D M Hosmer,Trustee 160 ]. lmsi.. D M Hortmcr. Trustee 15) ,M .. D M Hosmer .Truster 16J,'' <g.1.5o D M Hoamer.TruHtecl.53.. im.. Richard Savage.JO. Mi " «Ve.15.0ft Richard Savage.lw.. luil.. 8 A Post.36... ' m..15.00 8 E Holcombe_ 127. m.. M M Baldwin.114.....' in kk.1*40 M M Baldwin.149..., i90 "i'5S «•» Richard H Savage.. .115... •-34.50...49.00 P Conklin.104 4tn». .1.50 R Caulfield.ljH ’ £.40.00 D Walker. HD.120.' 'Jft.-0.0ft A E Everett.134. . inn.. William Krug.137... ' £.7-60 William Krug.13H... ... Wm Krug. Trustee. .167.imi... Wm Krug, Trwttre.. 197 -m.I®-00 Wm Krug, Trustee. .Him. . <<«,.. John Clement.141_’ 99.. A Marti non, TruatoolHH. i-iiM.J^.50 Charles C How man ..15ft.].' 500. L D Simpson.157 u*.. E H Wilder.101 icWni.V14 *^ CH Burton.imi.. .*«,.***®® Botta A Wise.175, ' *,9. C F McDermnt_176. . . lfto.130.00 8 lieydcufehlt.lhl • -**.00 Clia*7 Wellington, 1 .™ . MM <nT"tr"n;.' .*”.h»j» Chaa Wellington, I Trustee.| -1#4.100.. Chaa Wellington, l 1QI Trustee.} .I00. jri*, Chaa Wellington, I Trustee.} l®7.100. .Uaa T A rood Charreard. .195 100 ’ R E Doran.200... •*)<».IS 01' Deo W Forsyth,) .***°0 Trustee.j **'— 400. Ou **.*» Mkmohardimju]. 7 ju-a CuU.;^ fro* MjkW. n„ Mhar.s »4 " nouihwii, *}}• Saamment Hoticta. \ •» »<**9wnwr, — w. tlrsiK ‘ss^tss? kjs ^^wrssSSS meat (No. 3) of ' ’ an Five Dollar* |5) Per kkar* wa« levied upon the capital stock of mid c.»„. panv. payable immediately, in Vnited States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the oflW at 111 Comnany. No. 410 California street (B«o»u sT San Francisco, California. Any stock upon whit h said aaaesament shall remain unpaid <>u the 10th day of August. 1H7U, ahall be deemed drUnuoent and will be duly advertised for sale st nubile auction, and unless payment shall be made be. fore, will bn sold on the FIRST DAV Of HEP. ThMHhll, !m70, to pay the delinquent asaes* want, together with ooata of advertising and «. prime* of the sale. By order of thoBoard of Trusties. (Signed) M. ATWOOD, Baoatary Office: At No. 419 California strict (boom 5). Sau Francisco, California Jyll-td JKVMK. A. C OXMOLIDATKD MIXING COMPANY-White Pine District. Nevada. Notiro la hereby given that at a meeting of the Hoard of Truate** of aald Company, held on th. 30th day of June, 1*70, an assessment of Ton (10) Onta Per Nhare was levied upon the capital stork of aald com pan), payable immediately, in United State* gold and silver coin, to the Secretary. An> stock upon which said anaraiouent .hall remain unpaid on the 7Mh day of July. lH7f, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly Mwtlnd for aalc at public auction, and. unless payment shall be made before, will lw sold on MONDAY, the lfith .lay of August, 1870, to pay the delin quent assessment, together with cost* of adver tising and expenaea of aale Hy order of the Hoard of Trustee*. J M BTFTIXdTOX, Secretary Office: 87 New Merchant's Exchange,California street. Man Francisco. Cal Jjrfl-td 1'K ATHKRNTOXK MIXING COM i PANY.-Location of Works White Pine Mining District, White Pine county, State of Ne vada Notice la hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the lUh day of June, 1870, an assessment of Twenty fhOi Onta per share Was levied upon the capital stock of aald Cota panv. payable i mined lately. in United Mate* gold coin, to the Secretary, at the ofllca of the Oompany, No. 401 California street, Han Fran claco, Cal it <>n: la. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on Wednesday, tl»« 30tb day of Jnly, A. r>. 1*70, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for aale at public auction; and. unless iwjnueut shall he made U fore, will be sold on Thursday, the lltb day of Auguat. A. D. IffiO, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with coats of advertlslnt and expense* of the sale. Hy order of tho Hoard of Trustor*. DAVII* T. RAOUET, Secretary Office• No, 401 California etnvt, Han Francis. ' California. JelA-hl I,A V KNING NT AH NO. I XLTMffi A MINING COMPANY.-loc ation of Works White Pine county, Hlate of Nevada. Notice la hereby give® that, at a meeting of the Hoard of Trustees of aald Couipanj. held on the 1st »la> of June, Ku, an assessment "f Fire (ft) Onti per share was levied upon the capital stock of sakl 0cm panv, j*} aide immediately, in United Males gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Company, Room ft, No. -W Montgomery street. Han Francisco, California. Any utork upon which said assessment shall remain onnaid on HATUBDAY, the HBCONP DAY OF JULY, 1*70. Shall be deemed delinquent, and wlU be duly advertised for sale at puVlic auction, and unless itayiuent shall l* made before will besold on MONDAY, tho TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF JULY, lH?n, to |»ay the delinquent SMiNntent. together with coats of advertising and dlpenso of sal. , ny order of the Hoard of TnnUe*. WM. II- WATSON, Secretary Office Room ft. No. 803 Montgomery *reet. . R“ Franciaoo, California. POSTPONEMENT. — Th* day for deemiUK •lock on the above mummumi! deUnquMit ta hereby postponed until MONDAY, the NIBS! DAY OF AUGUST. 1*70. and the xale lhereot until WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY .FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1H70. By order of the Hoard of Trustees. jyH-td WM. H. WATSON. Becaetary ]>OGON'iP FLAT NILVKB MNjlJIti Company -I/x-ation of Worla: White Pine, Nevada.-Noilre ia hereby given, that at a meeting of the board of Trustee* of said Com pany, held on the 1st day of June, IHfTrt, an assessment of Three (Jl) Conte Per Share was levied upon the capital stock of said com pany, payable immediately, in United Btatea gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the company, No. 1 Express Building, northeast corner Montgomery and (California streets, Han Francisco, California. Any stock upon which said aasoaaincut shall remain unpaid on Hie '13d day of July, 1070, shall U> deemed delin quent, and will ts» duly advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on Monday, tho Hth day of August, 1070, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, by order of the Board of Trustees. _ T. 7. OWENS, Hecretary. office : No. 1 Express building, northeast corner Montgomery and California streets, Han Fran cisco, California.Je'iO-td CT iinim on i IN THE DTBTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH Judicial District of the State of Nevada, In and for the Connty of Lincoln. Tho Htate of Nevada to John H. Phillips, greeting You are hereby required to appear in an motion commenced against you, as defendant, by I^iurn E. Phillips, ns plaintiff, In the District | Court of the Ninth Judicial District, iu and for ' the County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, at Hlko, and answer tho complaint therein (which is on | Ale with the Clerk of said Court), within ten days after service upon you of this summons (exclusive of the day of service), If served in said County of Lincoln, or twenty day* « served out of said County, but in the Ninth Ju dicial District of the Htate of Nevada, or fort> days if served out of Mid District, but wltble the Htate, or Judgment by default will be taken against yun, according to the prayer of the said complaint. The said action is brought to obtain a deem of Mid Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and plaintiff, ou the grounds of your failure fur the term of two years to provide her with the common necessaries ol life—such failure not arising from poverty on your part which ordinary Industry could not avoid; and also ou the ground of extreme cruelty toward plaintiff on your part—as ret forth in tin rnmpiaiut now on Ale In this office. And if you rail to answer tho said complaint, the said {ilaintiff will take Judgment for the relief prayed or in tho complaint and for coats of this action. Given under my hand and the seal of the Mid Conrt, this 8th day of July, A. D. 1H70. JNO. D. GORIN, (Hkal.J Clerk of llio District Court. Ninth Judicial District, Nevada. [RO-Cent Nevada State Revenue dtamp.j i Jy-13-lawRw i. o.o. r. TTAMII.TON LOnOK. U. P., I. 0. O. Il meets ertly BATl'HPAY KVrSIHO M M. l Muulr 11.11, Tretumre .(ne t All Brother. I 1 Rood .tending we Invited in attend. t. MAMCHAST.U. 1 It. Ranni.rit. II. H .pin-i