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nflLP MU. m TTOMAT. JPIE 23. ir4
■ fiiiTrBiw* »a« i«*w.
We hare before u* • report of the de
1^, upon the nomewhat notoriou*
• •pre** g*g bill" recently introduced in
to the Semite by Senator Carpenter, and
through hi* advoeary and that of Sena
tor Coukliug poshed through the Sen
ile. Section II of the bill U a» follow*:
That mow to commence in any Cir
cnit Court of the United State*, or in
-nv court of any Territory of the United
Slate*. or of the IHatrict of Columbia,
nvil *uit not affecting the title to
j „t»te not within the State, Torn to
re ilintnrt when *aid*uit i* brought.
•Jiin»t *nv corporation or ether )xr»on
renihii" in the United Stat)*, aiul doing
in the state. Territory. or di*
trict "here *aid rait i* brought, aud bar
ing in *aid state. Territory, or diatrirt
when' *aid suit i* l>rought, an ageut or
Mtnl* in re*|>ect of the mutter out of
which the cum' ari*c*. may be made by
delivery to *uch ageut, or to either of
»uch agent*, where there i* more than
one, of a copy of *Uch proceaa; and »uch
service "hull hare the wune forco and ef
fect a* if uiaile U|M<n the princi|>al of
•uch *g< ul in the State, Territory, or
District of Columbia, where the *uit i*
brought. I'rovided, however, that thi*
Mftiou *hall not apply to any *uit on a
rau*c of action accruing More July I,
1074.
The real purj»>»e of the bill may not
lie apparent at Unit glance. Hut a care
ful reading will *how that it i* a blow
aimed at the frectloni of the pre**, anil
that if the liiU ahonld become a law
there would be no liberty of criticiain oi
condemnation pomiblc. Attention wan
railed by Senator Wadleigh on the Re
publican *ide, and by Senator Uavan 1
and M>veral other Democrat*, to the ef
feet of thi* Action, and Hayanl uiovril
t > eiclude fmm it* operation*, cu*ea ol
atander and liWI. He *liowed that mi
le*a hi* amendment wa* agreed to il
would be in the power of any pernor
to N-gin a Huit for alander or libe
again*t any newapaper in the country,
in any court howerer remote, providet
only he could diacover a corrvwponden
or agvut of «»ch )>aper in the Di*tnc
in which the suit wu* brought, upoi
whom to acrw tho ncn-aaary pn*ee«*
and furthermore that *uch *»•rvicv beini
hail, the prinei|eil would bo liomid It
an*wer the rait in the plaro when
brought, no gutter how remote. Utidei
the prcucnt law* tho procv** luuit I*
nerved on the principal in |»cr*on in the
diatrirt where the *uit i* begun, or th<
plaintiff niu*t begin the rait when- th<
defendant rv«i lew. What the effect o
thi* art will I* on the frci-doni of th<
Pre** no one ran tell. If every new*
pujMT in the country that cnliri** i
public ofllcer I* to be nipim-d to an
*wer to a civil suit in the court* of thi
I>i*triet of Columbia, iii*tcad of in tin
court* of the <li«trict where the |ui|>er ii
publuhtd, public officer* in Waahiugtoi
will hare it in their power to great);
euilmrraiw newapaper publi*her*. and
rnrtnil the frccd'.u of the prea*.
Mo*t of th» journal* tlinoighout thi
rmimrj i*R*™ ""l"
t»r* Carpenter un.l Coukling a* »»«rt"r
get n,i. «>n the ,.r«« -which haa n..l
U-en chary of criticiam* in their caae*
awl in fact t» plurw M*WW" 'Utireh
within th<» power of public nun. It '•
evident that. whatever their motive*,
the effect would I*' to give Ike plaintiff"
the nght to chooae au> curt throughout
the entire country in which to try a owe.
rcgwrdle«a of the Inconvenience or
ponw it might occasion tin- defendant.
Senator WudMgh in hi* remark* went
further than Senator Bayard and ilemou
atrated that newajwper pubttaher*. al
though the chief. would not be the only
aufferem should the hill Won... » lew.
He Mid it wonUl bu un*afe for a man in
any kiwi of btwin. to employ an agent.
Suppose» man in Han Frunei*" »r
Teres ahonkl deaire to sue n merchant
in New York, anil ahould begin » auit in
the United State* Circuit Court of cither
„f Hum.- remote State., all that would
1„. ,H'Cf*aary in order to fore., the New
Yorker to g>> thmmik of mile* from
home to defend himself, wouM !*• to
catch MM traveling salesman of the
latter. and serve the process on him.
Hut all the nponM were of no avail.
ConkUng an.l Carpenter were determined
to force the thing through, an.l they a -
lowol only one amendment to l*1 ad
mitted—owl to provi«le that k «W
the proceaa ahouUl alao !*• served »n the
principal anywhere in the United State*.
This improve the bUI by removing the
poMibility of having Judgment l«r»
nouneed "sgaiuat a man in a distant
State without hia knowle.lge that a suit
haa been begun. The bill up to last
night hail not passed the House, and the
probabilities were then agaiuat it.
Should it tail thia session it will prob
ably never be rrsntTcct^l.
Sc*roa Looa* U-« week introduced
a bill in the Senate for a railroad from
Sew York to Chicago ami St. Louis.
Cpon the proposed road rates are to I*
fix. J by a commission. made Up of mem
ber*. souie of whom are to !*• appointed
by the President, »"»e by the (Sover
nora of the States trsver«-d. and aotne
by the corporators. Charge- tor freight,
however, are never to eiceed ten cents
l«er boahel of grain by the ear loud, and
thirty-«i* cent* per Uriel for tour from
Chicago to Jersey City. The road i« to
I*. commenced within two years and to
be finished within twelve reara froiu the
passage of Ihc act. The biU introduced
by Senator Logan. *o far a* it* content!
are rc|H>rt«d, dote not seek any aubaiily
from the Oovenunent or any counte
nance beyond the* granting of the char
ter. It reeponaible person* are willing
to undertake the ronatraction of a trunk
line from Chicago to the seaboard, and
bind tbem*elvr* to Bimlrratp charge*,
they certaiuly ought to he encouratred.
A imrATvn from New Orleau* *ay*
that laat night at 2 J" o'clock the forma
of the new«i«per were seiied
while being carried to the preaa room
and locked up in Central Station, and
that aheet thia morning appeared with
one aide unpeinted. The /WWia at
tribute* the neixur* to ih« t*rt that it
'aaa opeuly oondeu. .ed fraud and cor
ruption. and intimate* that Durell. Kel
logg or Badger are implicated. It la
aUted that the polue acted under the
order* of Badger.
THAT LOIU1NK Bit U K.
After all the (uu made about Sir
Lambton Lorraine (including the brick),
the following dispatch from Waahington
show* merely that Lorraine did hia duty
to hia coontrymen and did not go ont of
hia way to aerre Americana. Perhapa
it waa thia which made him decline
paternity to the expression "blood ia
thicker than water," and hurry off to
England. We Americana are prone to
to go off half-cocked:
Orth, from the Committee on Foreign
Affair*, submitted a report on Cox'a
resolution tendering the thanka of Con
gress to Sir Lambton Lorraine for hia in
terference in behalf of the survivor* of
the Virginiua expedition. (.The report
ahowa that Lorraine ripreaaly conttned
hia interpoaition to British subjects and
one French subject, and not at all in be
half of any American citizen, except to
beg of Burriell the exercise of clemency
to all. The committee give great credit
to Captain Cualiing. of the United States
Nary, and iwk to be discharged from fur
ther consideration of th« subject. ] lie
port ordered printed.
lUmucax Stat* CtxnuL Comjht
T*«. — The Republican State Central
I Committee will meet at Virginia City
I to-morrow. The following are the rneui
I bers from the aereral counties :
Churchill—Wallace (ioodall.
Douglas—Jamea Stunll.
Esmeralda J. O. McCliuton.
Lyon—T. M. Hart and John W.Greer.
Ormaby—T. 1>. Bdwarda and H. H.
I Mighels.
Washoe—J. H. Kinkead and Oeorge
I Robinson.
Humboldt—W. S. Thompson.
Elko-L. H. Head and J. H. Rand.
Lander—A. E. Shannon and J. F.
I UttlllHt'V.
I Lincoln--J. W. Wright iud C. n.
Light.
Nye—John M. Whitehill.
Storey -Dr. J. C. Zabriskie. Oeorge
11. Morrison and D. O. Adkison.
White Pine— Harvey Carpenter un.l
I W. J. Forbea.
Many of the committeemen from the
I outaide counties hare already arrived,
I and a full representation is expectcd.
Fiti or aix fat places are created by
the bill for the distribution of the
(iencva award. Aa agreed upon by the
I Committee of Conference it provides
for the spjsiiutmeiit of five Couimis
doners by the President with tho advice
of the Senate. These Commissioners
constitute a Court whose session* shall
lie held in Washington. Their salarim
ore ftt.000 each per annum. They are
allowed a clerk at *3,tKX> and a short
hand reporter at tt.&OO a year. The
President ia also authorized to designate
a Counsellor-at-law to represeut the in
i t li sts of the Government in suita aud
! claims for imleniity for losses; the Court
.hall exist for a year from the time of
convening, but if the business is uot
completed within that time, the Presi
dent may by proclamation extend the
torn uot more than six mouths.
It is remarkaWe how strong the |«>1>
ular prejudice ia against the back-pay
swindle. Two years ago the Repul*
licaus of the Fint Miuuc*"ta District
elected the Hon Murk II. Donnell to
Congress by 10.UU0 majority. Now his
rcuoiiiiuatiou i* looked upon as a sure
forvruuncr of a party defeat, and the
chances are that it will not l*> made.
The St. Paul /Vr.« leads the opposition
to him. It says the Jiopular prejudice
against him ia mi strong that the |>arty
iu it* present enfeebled cooditioo cau
not afford to burden itself with him, aud
a less objectionable man must lie cho
sen. Doesn't Mr. Dunnell wish he had
put that back-pay into the Treasury an.l
saved himself the trouble of the many
explanations he made of his reasons for
taking it? He can see now how much
|good they did him.
As importaut resolution regarding
Home Unix iu Ireland will 1» offered on
tho ;Uitb inst. by Dr. Jlut a member of
l'arliamrnt (itiio Limerick. It i* in sub
stance am follow*: "That in the opinion
of the House it in expedient anil just to
restore to the Iriah nation tbr jiower of
managing delusively Irish affair* in an
Irish Parliament, provision* being made
at thr uiur tiiuo for maintaining the in
tegrity of the Knipirv by leuviug to the
Imperial Parliament control of I«i|wr
iitl affair*." Mr. Smyth fn>m London
derry gave notice ymtcnliy that ho
should mora an ainendmcut to the
above that in the opinion of the House
it would b« prejudicial to tbr |»«i* and
pro*|M'rity of Ireland to make changes
involving tbr dissolution of tbo li-gisla
tiic union of the two countries.
Ma. Situo, since his last defeat, keeps
whistling to keep up his murage. lit*
lxiiata that ho will yet force thr bill
through thr Senate iluring tbr hut hour*
of tbr session. That atraUng, swiml
ling bills havr Ix-ou smuggled through
Congresa during the |iast twenty-four
hours, wo have no doubt. Mr. Sutro
will, howrvrr, find too many ryea upon
him and hi* bills, to be snnviafal in
this loat attempt.
Coxuaeot yeiUcrday refused to reim
burse (•< 11. O. O. Howard for elpeuse*
incured iu defeniUng himself against
charge* of having emhezzlod the fuuda
of the Kreediuans Hurrau, thi* was
a just and proper act. Lk>n. Howard
baa no more chum on public money to
drfond hi* character than any other
accused prraon.
Tin eonimmta of thr press of the
Western State* upon tho Indc|>endent
Convrutious In Id last week in Indiana
and Illinois are agreed in declaring them
failuna no tar as they an- likely t<ihavc
any effis-t u|<ou the old organizations.
Tuc laving of the cable from England
t<> llr&zil waa yesterday successfully com
pleted. and to-day the offices at Per
nambuco and London will be opened for
public business.
It is stated that (Souzalca, the I cute
who had thr Ilritish Vice Consul Magee
{logged, i* to be shot by order of Presi
iWut ltarrio* of (Suatamela.
Thi bill re|x>aling thr Sanborn Con
tract* and the Anti-moiety bill have both
become law*.
I* a couutry town in Illinois a few
week* ago. at a panorama of the Bible,
a little eight-year-older sat wr ;>|>ed in
admiration at the >ccne until the ~. no I
in the picture of Jae«l> and Kebeeca at
the well appeared. whrn be looked up I
and said: " Pa. do you sen that pic
ture.' I'll just bet five dollars they're I
Granger*." I
A Pottauter's Wife tt a Mall Robber.
A lrtler to the Boston 7Vnium'y>( given
the (allowing particulars of the di*oorcry
of a robber who haa for some time been
pilfering the mailt in Vermont:
"Coniplainta were made" snrs the cor
respondent, "aa early ax last March, that
letter* panning orer the moil route be
tween Bethel utnl Middlebury, hud been
rifled, ami abont a fortuight ntfo special
agent Camp, of Ronton, wan detailed by
the Po»toffice Department to risit thin
locality ami work up the case. Ho made
a minute nurrey of the Held, and Anally
took lodging* at an old farmhouse near
llancock, where he aaanmcd the charac
ter of a railroad conductor on a vacation,
whiling away hia leisure hour* in fishing
for the sneckled lieautie* which frvouent
the brooks meandering among the nills;
and dressed in a former's old and failed
suit, with a tail and antiquated looking
white felt hut of the fashiou of half n
century ago, he would drive from point
to |>oiut, starting his decoy letters, trac
ing them from our office to unother, in
tercepting the moils on the highway,
frightening the earner out of his wits by
producing his coiumissiou, stating his
business, and proceeding leisurely to
open the Imgn and make investigations.
"Repealed efforts in this direction at
leugth disclosed the fact that the letter*
would proceed safely as for os Hancock,
and there dis«p)>e<tr from the mails.
The office being located, the next poiut
was to ideutilv the crimiuol -no easy
task, in view of the fact that only Jewett
and his wife ever attended to the mails,
uud the reputation of Isith would suc
cessfully coiulsit siis|iicion until evidence
of octiuil guilt could In- obtained. Mr.
Camp's suspicious reluctantly fastened
U|K>n Mrs. Jewett, for twice, in |>asaiiig
the office, he hud olwervcd her overhaul
ing the letters while uo one else was in
the office, uud it wun uot the hour tor
either distributing or making up the
moils."
I ji»t Monday morning the agent rolled
on Jewett to ti'dk over the roltliery, and
asked to see his wife, us she night have
some suggestions to make. Jewett
showed all the money he had. without
disclosing ouy of the marked bills, and
Mrs. Jewett'* jxicket-book was quite free
from suspicion. At length on old greasy
wallet wos reluctantly produced by Mrs.
Jewett, which she said contained "ouly
some scrip," uud iu it were four marked
ten-cent bills, which the ogent had mailed
at llethel. The proof was adduced, the
crime charged npon the wife in the pres
ence of her huslsind, who waa complet
ely overcome ami unable to niter a word
for u few miuutcs. Mrs. Jewett. after
repeated denials, confessed to having
stolen oil the other letters, and returned
the luonev, which she hud hidden on u
shelf in tiie pantry, under a newspa|*r,
ou which was placed a pile of dishes.
Jewett hod been the Postmaster at
Hancock for several vears, ami has l>ecu
Superintendent of Schools, and held o
prominent social |>o*itiou. Hi* health
ut |Mior, ami it is feared thut the effects
of the disclosure will prove fatal. Mrs.
Jewell was allowed to rcrnniu with her
hnsltand. surety Is'ing given for her u|>
pcurunce when culled U|sin.
Eureka Item*.
I From 111# Hrtllo'l. J»M M 1
Another fatal accident occurred >**
terd.iv »t 12 o'clock, a* the workmen...
the tureka Conciliated mlnea wire
leaving fur dinner. Jam** Hoakltig, a
CiiruiHhuiau, twenty-eight )> «W of W.
nu t with fatal itijuri«-» under the fol
lowing circumataucee: The aecond level
of the Lnwtou *haft it '»'H c*tenui-d
toward an "re chandler, an<l nti opening
bail almi.lv been made tlir.-uuli wide"
man could )>aaa. At the tin..- the wht .«•
,v„h blown a drill " bad » charged I
in tin" level. an«l Sick Garinud, a miuc
working on the . UamU r aide. wa» .
*tructed to remain at •"'»>' dUtanee anil |
prevent mm fr.<tii oilier tmrt* «l luc
mine coming in that direction. II «|*
i*;ir* that Garland iliil not attend to thi*
doty, ami dcc.na.tl, ignorant that a Waal
w.u aU'.it t» be »ff- '""l W* h',|v;
through the oprniug. within two feet of |
the hole where the discharge took plM*.
Though hi* head wan " verely rru»l.e«l.
and the lirain protruded, Honkta* lived |
ubont two In>iir* aft. r the m-cideiit.wltli
out, however. I« iug MU*ili|c. Irouithe |
particular* we have 1- . .. abb- tocollect.
it appear* that if (iarlaiul hail .lone an |
he waa ordered. the accident would have
U-c„ |>r«veiiti.l. Tl... temptation
through the aperture and get out
l.v the aecoud level and g» Up b> • "
.haft waa. no doubt, the COT*. of the
:!rrrs";rci'si=
and M. II. Chaiublin were Hpeeddy aum
ntonetl to attend the wounded roan, but
at a glance at the injurie* they aaw that |
nothing could lie done to nave his life.
The owl receipt* tor the arwn daya
ending la*t evening. f'*>t up a* follow*:
Kichmoud. 4U.1HJ laiaheU; Kurekn Con
aolidated. S5.00U lm«hcl«: Iloo*"'\ *.■ i
113 and Uub) Conaolldatrd.
bu*hel. in all. lt»J.7-!:» buahela. lhe|
bullion product for the aame period waa;
Richmond, 801,670 pomid* «™»« buj;
lion- Fureka Consolidated.
IH.un.lH; Hooaac.100,150 i>onn.l», and
Ilul.y Consolidated 107,*>43 pounds
making in all. 717,:ii3 uounds of crude
bullion. Thii we consider no u.Higniti
amount for a seven .lav* run from seven
furnace*—si*. aeven dava, and one, four |
diva The bullion shipment* were:
Hichnion.l, 3:10,Wl pound* retlne.1 lull;
lion: Kunkn CoiwoBiUtcU. 337,0lo
pound* crude bullion; Hooaac. lOO.lltlO
pouiul* crude bullion, and Knbv, 195,
H01 pouud* crude bullion—in all, .83,
H10 |K»ind». Th.-M. and the above
figure* offer, we opine, the beat evi
dence which wo can preaent to the out
aide world in favor of the productive |
nraa of our roinea.
Reese River Item*.
(Prom the Reveille. Jnn»50]
From n. F. Higg*. who hn» juai re
turned from Lida vallcr oml Gold Moun
tain, we get the following items of inter'
pitt;
The Liila mill, which haa recently
e<mio into itoHMiiiion of General A. L.
Page, will l>e atart.-d up aorne time naxt
month. Wing uow in complete running
order, and only waiting the arrival of
quickailvcr anil aomo othar mn-eaaary
auppliea At th» Frenchman'" iniue"
then- are alamt -.tH» totia of ore on the
dump which will work an average of
ji|5li per ton; and a lnrgc amount of
Arat-i'laaa ore i» U-lng nliipi^i to C»>
lumbua. which work. *ti*» l>er ton and
upward*.
Vt Gold Mouutain Mr. Bigg* haa put
a fon-e of men at work ou the Crown
Point. Lottery and other* of the aeriea
of mine* owned by hi* company. 1L
11,** aunk a weU iW feet in depth, at
which he atrnck a »trcam of waU-r which
11,.wa in at the rata of 120 gallona per
hour. Gen. l'a«e haa made arrange
ment. to *«curo thi* water, iud w.U .run
in a cut and tunnel a length of 300 feet,
an<l if tl*e w»trr nhouhl i»rovt» to U »uf
rtcicnt in quantity he will move the nnll
to Gold Mountain and increase ita ca
.Nkcitv to ten *tauijw.
At Svlvuuin cou*id.-ralile ore ia being
lmken out. *ome of which i* ..melting ore
rnd i* Muelte.1 at a amall furnaj-e owne.
\,r the Moral iTother*. ^ood i* naed
namelting. two corda of wood being te
nured for the niluction of one ton of
Ire The production of the furnace ia
'bout 00 pound, of bullion per hour.
The Fourth of JuW Kinane* < -^wit
eee.nvu.ucd the cttr y«tcnUj
oon and in the »pai« of alwut three
lour* Hiiececdeil in collecting the *UIU of
WW.
The Indian* as Voter*.
Every Indian in the State of Min
nesota him the legal right to vote. They
•re both citizen* of tho United States
and of the State. Every dtizen of the
United State* U entitle) to the ballot
without reservation or laliflcation.
The judge* of election* h-ve no right
to reject the votes if offered. It is true
that registration lawn urnst be complied
with, but their object is to drteruiine
who are citizens and protect tho ballot,
not to withhold it. Shonld tho Indians,
then, at the coaling election offer to
vote, who shall forbid them? It is for
tho Indians themselves to accept tho
ballot or to exercise their right*. No
one else ha* the right to interfere.
This is a startliug doctrine. But as »
legal proposition, it cannot be contro
verted. Congress has destroyed tuo
trilml relations. Br legislative enact
ment the status of domestio dependent
nations under guardianship has been
alxilisbcd. The guardian, at once tho
court aud officer, him Iteen discharged.
Then the Constitution, risiug superior
over all law, vests the rights of citizen
ship and bestows the lwllot. Tho
question is no louger one of exjwdiency.
If it were, it would l>o well enough to
consider it* propriety. It is too 1*1*
now and it becomes the duty of Con
gress anil of tho State to rnlsjit their
|Hilicy to this now state of affairs.—St.
IHnjHilrh.
Ploche Items.
(Pram tke Iteconl, June 11.1
Tho lust pan-el of bullion, amounting
to $2,"t>0, yielded by the lute crushing
of ore from tho Silver l'eak mills, was
shipped yestenlay. Tho former ship
ment was $2,1<>0, making a total of
93.H00. Tho ore was worked at Floral
Mill and u return was made of fully Hi
|>er cent, of tho assay value, which is
more than ordinary good work. At the
mine, Sii]H'rinU<udent Yule informs us
that matters look very encouraging, and
there is every pro*|>ect that the mine
has entered U|ton a period of permanent
piospority.
Wells, Fargo k Co. shipped yester
day bullion to tho umountof $1G,S'J0 33.
Cobrht.—The Carson TVibunt of
Juuo l'Jth suys: There are hundreds of
geutlemen in our State eminently quali
fied to represent the State in the Senate
of tho nation; but unfortunately, all we
hear s|>oken of an- Messrs. Sharou, Do
Long, Sutro and Kendall. We presume
that if the ]<eople of this State were
culled to select from the four mentioned,
there would not be much tinio occupied
in the choice.
The multiplicity of lawn mowers that
are udvertised gives rise to the suspicion
that the manufacturers, liko horse-ear
conductor*, always tliiuk there is room
for one mower.
ttlrtha.
LAZIEK—In Vlwlnla Clljr. June ttd. to the
wlf» of II. W. Ij»l»r, a Osufhlff.
Mnrrlnii**.
1IKIA«-(III.LAKD-In Wko, June 11th. Wi...
IV j* :o Harriet Ulltenl.
noUAN .IMITIl-la lklnionl, Jimt 14th, J.
W Ui^tu in Mia. Kaniilc Smith.
IMIII.LII'PAY—1MJNATMAN -At I.one Pino.
C»l , June Ktli. Win. Ju. Phllllppaj to Ur>.
Catharine IKinathau
>I U TO-DAY.
rot it 1 11 or Il'LY MKKTIMU.
Ao adjnaraeil merlins of tk« CltUena of
Hold lllll will Iw held thin (Tue.daji evening.
•I uiwrty 11*11. to twelve the rri-ort of the
K«re«ll»e Committer and take whtl prrpara.
htry roea.nre. may 1* dermrd advl.aMe toward
tu»* proper celebration of our National Auul
meary lu Gold lllll.
JIIIIN. II. MI1.LM, 1 halrman.
A. C. H»». fts-reiary. JnWIt
SPECIAL MEETING.
YELLOW JAgKET ENGINE CO.
'PIIRRK WILT. nK AHriW .1,
* Men lug of the Mcmhors <f
this Company at their llall, WF >*
NKMIUY KVKNINO Jon* 34th. it
8 o'clock, for the purpose of con
slilering a proposition to celebrate the Fourth
of July.
ju<3 at IV J. S. Tl'LLV. Acting Foreman
FIRE DEPARTMENT,
MINE, MILL,
....AND...,
MACHINERY SUPPLIES.
SOLE AGENTS OF PABIFIC COAST FOR
B ABCOCK
FIRE APPARATUS,
i'rofutt's Life Protector,
DOWNER'S
CLEANING. AM) POLISHING OIL.
MURDOCH, TAYLOR & CO.,
312 CALIFORNIA STREET,
HAN FRANCISCO.
JnMlfip
FASHION 8ALOON!
MAIN NTKKKT. HOLD BII.U
(Opposite th. New« offlce.)
T. DVJIUBii Hrefrlrtar.
PHIS MAI.OON IH RNTIRRLY NRW. AND
a nileit up In a >t jrl. of rplrndor uncqualed I*
h* Stata. Th. Klaaat Brand. of
IRANDY, WHISKY.
ALE, PORTER, LACER,
WINES OP ALL KINDS,
10BACOO. OIOARS, E«c.
TWO NRW
3ILLIARD TABLES
Th. b..t oiw In town. Jnljtf
\TTRA(TIVE LECTURE!
MISS A. SHEPARD
....WILL LBCrVMI I*....
MINERS' UNION HALL,
OOI.D lllll.
uc*d») Kirnlnc, June 2M, IK7<*
MIUKIT,
SO. A . LIFE AND msL RROlTNDlNOS.
H'KCT* PIKTT flXT*
Jala tt
1
A
I. HilfT. W. a. LILIBH.
HAI8T & LILIEN,
ivll Engineers and Sur
veyors.
orricBM ■
rclul.t Cltr-C. «MtkCMrNii.fH«li.
(M4 Kell.w.' Mark.
•Id lllll Over (ilkMn'a MlMa.
JUU tl
AMl'SKMEXTS.
GRAND
MILITARY AND CIVIC BAIL I
THIRD ANNUAL BALL
....of m,...
8AR8FIELD GUARD
...,nuriUHiciiT..M
MINERS' UNION HALL,
Gold Hill,
Friday, Jaly 3, 1874.
CMBMliUc .rimi|«HMUi
C.p(.ln Jobs Cmctot.
Pint LI.uleD.nl D.vld Humphrey
Pint terieMt Idtinnd W«l«h
Tlai.tby Kettlnf P.ter P llevn
Tnomu K.lly
I'oraralttee of Invitation t
Lieut T IIIwfln» Jix»ph Cherr.t
CI|.« Mrlfermolt JoMpb tirte.l
ll.ulel lloyle Patrick Hurley
Herguul Xajor John T Lirklu.
Seeeptlon CoamlllMi
D.-mil" (>'l.f«rj Patriek Pogarty
Dentil. Hurley Timothy Levy.
Floor iM^ni
Thom»« Ward Juho Wal.h
lit LlealD Humphrey lleraard Coyle.
floor Direr tori
Captain John Ooetfrore.
TICKET*.— __ JO 00
(AunlttlOf Gentleman and Udle.).
Tuk hkst op mubic will iib is AT
TENDANCE. ^ ]u3ld
GRAND
WRI8TUN6 TOURNAMENT!
....it....
A PrtIIIoi to bo Erorted mi iko Fool
•f Taylor Blrocl, Vlrvlnla,
... .roMXBM'INU....
SATURDAY, JULY 4th, |
....AND LAtTlXO....
THREE DAY 8.
PKIZES.
ICOKillMII MTV I.E.)
Pint Prlaa 41M
Np»or4 Prla* 73
Third Frier SO
Faarlli I'rl/r i3
((Xtl.l.AK AMI) KIjBOW.*
Flnl I'rlM ....AM
Hrrend Friar 9&
fpnE WRKHTLINQ WILL COMMENCE IM
mediately afUr Ik* Fourth of July Proration
la dl.bandtd. lilt If
NEW PAPER!
l\i)\ COUNTY "TIMES!"
SILVER CITY, NEVADA.
Send Along Your Advertise
monts!
ADDKMH,
F. KKNYON,
Ju l( Iw Nllvar CUjr, Nevada.
G. J. PREY & CO.,
Carpenters and Builder*
B A BINETMAKER8
J" OBBEBS,
OPPOSITE VESEY HOTEL.
Ham Street, Gold Hill
»;ll lm*
HAIR DRESSING
• • AMD....
SHAVING ESTABLISHMENT
MAIN HTRKKTi CIOLD HILL.
(Oppo.lt. th. Jnitlca'a Oonrl),
NJL B. SMITH, :: Proprietor
ATM!
A FIRST-CLASH KflTAnURllMXNT. AMD
(V none bat Bnl-dw artl.u .mpioyud
II lit ha. Hot or Cold,
AT ALL HOURS.
Callaadlaalaaraiarlta. mjrlllin
2IGARS AND TOBACCO
O. H. GALLUP,
■ajaard'a Black,
IAIN NTBKKTt............flOI.D llll.l.,
Nei t door lo Iht Dank Kiehaag*.
Till CHOICEST
NPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHARS I
....Am....
HR BKMT BRAND* OF TOBACCO
Id all IM rariellca.
laaraebaaat a ad all f<Wr Flaaa. FnH»
ErerjthlnjA No. l~aad >RICBS LOW
tar call am n««._*i
JnU !■
» A I N_T I W 61
I . M. J E WETT,
MAIN STMKKT, GOLD llll.li
louse, Sign and Carriage
PAINTER,
A MOD STOCK OF
1 A L L P A P E R|b
CONSTANT I. T^ ON HAND
DRY G00D8, Etc.
THIS PIONEER
DRY COOD8
Established In 1861!
LATE8T FA8HION8
....A*....
FBANKENHEIiTIEB'S!
FAMILY
DRY GOODS STORE !
COLD HILL.
JVLJ*™""9' A "vmvv
DRE88 COOD8I
Thti Department I. replete with elegant,
botoI and apecial alylea, tad conatltnt.a the
moat complete aaeorua.nl mr of• red Inlhli
lows.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Barnal.y, Beotck tad Irlah Damaak:
Damaak Table Clotha tad Napkin.
rovtli tad Toweling;
LUmb tad Cotton ShMtlac* tad Hhlrtlnr
Blanket* and Oollta;
Colored and WMU Flannel* j
Tableaad Piano Ortre;
Lac* Carulna, lie.. lie., Itc
At Greatly Reduced Prices)
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
Udl..', Child rea'a aad Gent*' Iloalery of at)
elaaa aad qoailUea.
SIotm, Lacee, Embroidery la act* aad by Ibi
yard; lUadterthlafa, etc., ate.
Will toll aa Chens far Caab Be aai
Rlara la IB. Nlala I
)ul If M. Fit AM K KNIIK I >1 Fit.
G-ltA.Nl> OPENING
MILLINERY
&
St
FANCY GOODS
a.a.AT....
MRS. FANNY MAYER'S,
....TUB....
LEADIN8 MILLINER OF VIRBINIA CITY,
V M<reel. op. lal.raallaaal llalel.
LAOS VEILS.
Wblcb are perfect beaotller*. The oraamenta
of Jet and .leel glee (rare In lb. wrarrr.
The feather* arc of all kind.,and
all dr^m-i of rlchnete
HATS AND BONNCT8,
All of the laleat French patterna, and which
are alwaye a .ucce.a wbrn |mt on the head.
REAL FRENCH FLOWERS,
Klbbaae, Trlanulaaa.
Nllk», Vel»et». I.arra.
Velveteeae, UaOa,
aail Mecktlea.
An excellent aeaort mcnt, ami of the laical alyle.
BRIDAL ILLUSION,
llaln, doited Chenille, and Jet head* net.
UDIRH wl.hlng to make their own bat* and
tountla can he armmtnodatrd with Iht- alyle
worn, frame, and all the material, nredtd, at
[he m».i reaaonalilc price.
Call oud look at my i:"uda,
■Mil". F.tNN* 'IAVKit,
airrct. n|>|n»lti' Inlornallonal Hotel. Vlr
KUUCIIy. ■iWIni
EVERYBODY KNOWS
Dry Goods Have Declined,
ro REALIZE ITS TRUTH
YOI' MI'HT HRR AND Pit ICR
B. CALLAND'S
lUMKftSE STOCK.
E«VKnY munch is ttik mm ok
I KTAl'LK slid KASOV IlltV UOOOK la
fammnl with tho CIIUICB.1T SOVELTIBH.
Dmm far Ulln nnd
CIIHtfii I'adrrwrnraf alldraerl*.
Ilaaa, Srwwi Hirle mt llala a*4
llaaaeia, I'araaala* Kaaa,
flattery* l-aera. Oar,
Twa aaii Three
ballnrd Kid
UInhi
)K ALL HUADBM ASD IIK8T MAKB.
RAHII, a.l inrda far.— tl »3
JOOI> coltM:T*. n aalr far 73
Jal
Aad Kfrrtlhlaala I'raaartlaa.
MEW YORK 8TORE!
rHK FIRM OP ISAAC IIBRCK * 00.
baring been dleaolfnl, MR. IIKKCK re
per tfulljr aunounrea lo Ihi- cltUcna at Virginia
ud vlclullr Ibat ha will conllue tba bualneaa
I hla
NEW STORE,
Vo. 31 North C Street,
Onaallt tha PaatalBrr,
fhen ha haa on hand tba moat complete
Block of
l»ADIES' underweab
DRKMMICH, CLOAK4, KTC.,
'hat baa erar hern offered for tale In tbla mar
at, which ba will aeil at Baateni prleea. Par
laa Indebted to the oU firm are raqaaatad 10
all npoa Mr. Derek and tattle.
mytlm UAAC BBBCB.
». I. OALLATIM. L. D. rouon.
I. S. GALLATIN A CO.
la U 0.T. Barber Sc Co.,
IAIN STRBKTi <101.D III I.I., NKT.
.,..DiiLKaa I*....
H A RDWARE
or Rear? Deaerlpllaa,
DLL AND MINING SUPPLIES
^Stoves, Tin Ware,*jSJ
—km—
OUIK FURNI8HINO GOOD*
I. COPPEr AID SNEETIRtN WORK
DONR TO ORDRR.
jglOlf
iUIOJK SILVER!
UNTIL FUNTHIN NOTION
TBI mi CI OF
QUICKSILVER
TU ■■
II 41 0KNT8 PKW FOUND.
AGENCYt
ANK OF CALIFORNIA'
VIRGINIA ANDnOI.D HII.I..
7«i tf .
kigcimyms.
LAKE TAHOE!
JOHN W. MoKINHEY'S;
SCC A R PI PIE POIl¥T.
Eealth! Pleasure I Becreationl
lii
Tni ABOVE VERY rorCLAB RE80RT
li bow thrown op«n I* the public (or the
mm. It la aUnated on lb* WESTERN
DUUKI or TUB LA KB, Bin* milt* bom Ti
Ikm City, (Bid lb* mo«t *
It.aaaatlc aM ll.alikf.l MrmWlMi!
And inr the BB8T FIHHINO 0R01NDB.
A fine wharf rana oat to drop water la tin
Lakr, and plenty of boata an toral.h«d fro* fur
Ihe plaaairw af tha iutat>. Tha BTEAM BHS
lonch at tba wharf dally to land paawngera.
Paaarucm from Gold Iltll or Virginia can go
l>y war ot Trackee and fahoa Ctljr, or Canon
■ud (ileubrook, taking tbe (leaner acroaa the
Lake.
UATKM OF ('HAHdiMi
Hoard and lodging, per weak $10 00
lloini and lodirliv Mrdiv........... % 00
Children from it to It year. of age, half price,
iBTallda, aa wall aa bnalneaa man, or (kmlllea
leaklag rwraatlen and plraiura, will Ind th!»
lh« vary place.
JOHN W. MeKINNRY.
)»»tf fra>rl«tar.
A PROPOSITION
• ••.TO TUB.. .
LITIZEVS OF GOLD HILL!
|F TOO WILL LET ME SUPPLY YOC
with year
rH b##ts' sh,,es- m.
WAITERS, ETO,
....IKTtl. AVTEII Till.,,,
iKKAT VIKUIMA FOt'RTU OP JILT
CELEBRATION,
will aril whatever yon want at FIFTEEN
'BR CFNT. LESS than any hoOM In Virginia
cll» tb» '»tnr food' for. After that too may
IAVK TLX I'BK CENT., for If you wlab to h..»
I SHOE STORE III 60L0 HILL,
AND Wll.l. TRADK AT IIOMK.
can and will give yon a FIRST CLASH SHOE
IT()RE right her*. 1 am determined to batcn
nyaelf on tbecommonlly In eome capacity, and
f«l tare I can romo nearer earning my hoard
t buylug rhore and supplying you with tbem
ban In any other way. ItatiucM I. hu>lne«t.
L pair of Alligator *hiK« to the flr«t imr who
ini»p« I ilon't .land to It; or. SCATTER
FOUR THAI 3, WD (IE r SWINDLE
H. E. WOODRUFF.
JalS Im*
SOOTS AND 8H0E81
FOR EVERYBODY.l
• •••AT. ..
L A. WINTERBADBR'8,1
Opp. Ill* »II|hk> Nlakln,
IAIN MTBEET MOLD HILL, |
At the VERY LOWEST FlUPRMt
<o use or ooinh
hrn you can *et ui lll
In In* Boot Mid Hboef^U
pniltK l< NO USE OF OOlNtl
L •llp.hod when
tilnu you Med '
ne.
lie knp* enn.tantly on hand • tall anpply of
tncklngham Boot* and Shoe*. and al.o atlruda
i) Cu.tom Work, lacludlnr manatactnrlnK to
rdrraad Htpalrtng. Try him. Jail m
ICE CREAM !
iT ALL llOl'Urt or Till: DAV and
KVKMIMi,
>URING THE 8EA8ON !
....AT TH«....
(SOLO HILL
IAKERY A RESTAURANT,
MAIN HTRKKTt GOLD HILL.
Cmmr, mr wad aad set am*.
my l« If FKTIttt IHtCKKtt.
(EDUCTION IN PRICE!
to the Consumers of Soda.
yt AND AFTER THIS DAT*. UNTIL
farther nolle*,
HE PIONEER SODA WORKS,
or VIROIXIA,
riU drllrer SODA tt th* r>t« of FIFTY
■NTS rcu DOZEN.
JAMKH KKI.I.Y.
No. Id North C «trwt,
vinrt«i*. i». iw* jiutf
INION BOILER WORKS,
CONNOR A BELMOR, BROPRIETORS,
EXT TO SUMMIT STABLE,
ON TIIB DIT1DK.
VIRCINIA CITY, NEV.
JOILKR MAKERS AND HHEET IRON
wokkbrh.
Repairing promptly attaadrd to. myllln
■ . CRAM*. S. L. HA*Tiau*
RUNE, HASTINGS I CO.,
ILE, HAYES A CO.,
mroimtRM a»d j*ibeiui ir
IT|>EM AUD LIQUORS,
Ml Mil fit Front atr««t,
•Btf ilA» »A»CI»W.UL
NIQHTWORK.
aults, Sewers, Elc, Gleaned
AT THB RHOM-nrr NOTICE,
• „..u* nr....
HI MOST APPROVED STYLE.
rALDABLB LOST IN HCCH PLACES
ncoT*r*d at mail .idhim
JRAI)IN(t of all klnd.rnntrartrdfnr. Trrmf,
Order* from Gold Hill. Sllw
1
ly. or tlMwIwra, l«ft at Plprr'* Corner, I
«et Vlrnnla, promptly attraito to.
HUOtf JACOB ROtlKU.
MISfELlA.TEOrS.
OOXjD HILL
LUMBER YARD,
MAIN STRUT, OOLD HILL,
(Jut tbore th« BiUroad Croatia*).
B. H. CAJtRICK * CO.,
rUOi'UIETOUK.
NEVADA LUMBER
OF ALL KINDM,
REDWOOD, OREGON AND SUGAR PINE
MILL AND MININU TIMBBBM,
FLUME AID BUIIOIII0 LUMBER,
KT(\, BTC.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
...'/...
CLEAR AND DRB88BD
LUMBER,
FLOORING, SIDING, RUSTIO
AND OTHER STYLES OP
Siding, Moulding, Lath,
NIIINULEB, BOOBS,
8A8H AND BLINDS, BTC.
AMYAYH ON HAND.
EYEHYTniNO AT Til It LOWEST CASH
HATED. Glra oa a call.
D. II. CAKRICK * CO..
i ap»tf Frwrttuwi,
WASHOE LUMBER YARD.
K MTBKKT, IIBMNIA,
Sttarecii Ophlr and Virginia Oooaolldatad W'lu.
HAYNIE & CO.,
Prvprlrtwi.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A LAROB AND
* t'llxli* ted Block or
NEVADA LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
MILL AND MINING TIMBBKH.
9UIL0IN8, FLUME « FIH1SNIMI LUMBER,
1*1 iw nod Itrdwaad Olllaa,
Unira fin Klaarla*. .
HMlr n»aM h rdwaad,
Cnlilorala Hinr l'l».
flail, aad Kaarr Plrkala.
I'lala Had Fair? ftat and llrdwaad
Traaaaata. Kir.
Agtnlf for UABVETS PATENT HINOB
WINDOW LOCKS, unft|aallrd for alupllrllj
ronrenlonca and ch<a|>ii»».
All Qfdara prompt!/ «IM. Jit If
NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
LUMBER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
Dialer, In
MILL AND MININU TIMIIKKM,
rrXIMIIXa, MILIUM! A rLl'ME I.I Milk It
hklail,,, Ulk aad WmJ.
MILLK ANi» PI.I'MB.
Praaaar Crr»k Klr'i, i, r. 1". Hallraad.
VIRGINIA OPPK'K,
rt'llh I/ir|.3Y A KMITII. at lha Vlrfinla
I.umlnr Yar' 43 South D atnw opuoalta
_Sju I ih alraat. ■;l) I ■»_
H A It IIL K
AND GRANITE WORKS
H. H. MUCKLE,
NORTH (' HTURKTi . • • VIHHINIA.
(Between Mill and Ctiww,)
MARBLE GRAVESTONES,
From |U l'p«»nl.
IRON.OKAMTK Ml! CHAIN FKNCINU
FOR URAVKX,
tIARBLR MANTLK.PIRCRM, Kir.
WOOD FUME*.
Ordera flllnl promptly, at the dim! raaaona
bU prim, and In the bnl rtyle of Ihe »rt.
B.—Part lee wlahlng to eee Uealgna can da
to bjr calling at lb* Yard.
joiuj? n. n. Ml'CKLE.
THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSUBANGE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Yotlce to Policy Owners
TBI....
STATE OF NEVADA.
2
>N AND AFTER ACOUAT I. HTJ. UNTIL
' further notice. Mr. A. J. RALSTON »nd
r. O. W. HAEELTON, of Ylrilnla. will attend
9 the collecctlon of premium* lor the followlaj
oluta, Tlx:
IRQINIA. DATTOJf,
UOLD HILL. I'AMOX,
MII.VKR rITT, WAMHOE.
UMIE, BUO.
Premloma do* la other ntrt* of Nevada ran
• Mid to AmU of WILLS. PAXOO A CO..
n DELIVERY of tbaCUMPANY'S RECEIPT.
VT M. J. HENLEY, 4H South B atrect. Vlr
lnta, la a duly authorised apeclal A (nit tor Ik*
tat* of Nevada (or the Onmpany. to whom all
ppllcatlone for ln.urance,Comp«ny'»clrralare,
It., may he made.
Sao Frnacleco, July *3, 1ITI.
jullm Oeneral Agem'ftuftBR^oMl.
HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE,
'ITUATED IN BILLION It A VINE. agM
' Lot. U feel froot, and maniac batkQ
i the Aaatteao Plat road.
The boaaa la la excellent condition and con
ilna I ronma with a food cellar, la now rett
II for fta per month.
For partlcolara Injolre at
STERN A RON'S,
t the Railroad ('rowing, Main Strrat, Oold
Hill- my»U»
ECLIPSE '
Jvery and Feed Stable,
MAIN HTEIITi GOLD IIILUI
UAjIIOCKAWAYI and *,
Bwrtea of all dacrln-Onn
nna. and nod SADDLE llOltMES.LT?1
i let on the moat Keaaoaable Teraaa.
Particular attention paid 10 Boar.' g Block.
IAT, BARLEY AND OATH
Alway. on hand Foe Sale.
O. r, 3IUNDRLL, Praprl.tar.
JbI« tr
II ILLFOfJiVDRl^
LOWER UOLD KILL.
aMlLtt In and Itraaa, Taralaa a ad
llaMlai.b arerr Vartetr. Qaarta
CrxUai Aailfii atlai
Au Slaen MaotaOiMr.
ILL ORDERS EXECUTED V.H DIE
L patch, at reaaonabla raua.
IJROHHK KMMKTT,
J«»«f I'tu-rWtar.