Revised And General Ordinances Of The City Of Leadville: In Force On The Tenth Day Of August, A.d. 1

This is a historical record of the laws governing the city of Leadville, Colorado, as they stood in 1881. "The Revised And General Ordinances Of The City Of Leadville" offers a detailed snapshot of the regulations and legal framework that shaped this booming mining town during a pivotal period in its development. Compiled under the authority of the city and its officers-J. N. Chipley, E. Nuckolls, and R. A. Day-this volume provides invaluable insights into the issues, concerns, and priorities of a rapidly growing urban center in the American West.

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