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THE EVENING NEWS.
A l.r. DOTKX I I IMUer Freprleter.
OOLD HILL. ■ i TUESDAY. ADO. 4. 1174
WHY HllOI'LD DKM(M KA( Y KXIMTf
The St. LoaU Ihmotrat propound*
thi* conumdrum to the Democrats of
Miuouri; What i« Democracy in Miv
•onri? and chalUngee any Democrat to
answer. It than goe* on u> propound
and aiuwrr proposition* in regard to the
principle*, usefuln***, or existence of
Democracy in that State. By*"tome, it
un " we are told that it i* part of a
national organiiation which holda cer
tain principle*." To thi* it repli**,
and appeal* to every intelligent voter to
witness the truth of the reply, that De
mocracy in Missouri has no principle
which ia held slab by Democrat* o( the
other State*. It continue*:
The Democracy of thi* State believe*
in the absolrte Uon-intcrterenc* of the
general government' with the affair* of
th* Stat**, doe* it? Bat in the next
State southward, the Democracy de
manded and obtained interference in be
half of Baxter, and ia South Carolina it
demanded from the l*re*id«nt interfer
ence againat Moae*. Th* Democracy of
thi* State demand* mere currency, doe*
it? Bat the Democracy of every Kaatvro
State ln*i*t* upon "hard moniy." Will
it be pretended that th* Democracy of
Miaaouri believe* in free trade—and yet
electa avowed protectionist*? If it doe*.
Pumaylvabi* Democracy mt-siis protec
tion to iron, and Kentucky Democracy
meana protection to human being*, and
Iowa Democracy and Illinois Democracy
mean free trade. We defy any I>emo
crat to name a principle held by that
party in thia State and in other State* in
common.
It U»n goes on to show that IIh na
tional organlution, to vhich the Detno
crata of Missouri pretend to belong, baa
in reality no eiwtencc. It says that in
IUinoia, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kanau, and
Nebraska, there i« no Democratic party;
it liaa formally abolished itsslf in all
tboaa State*. In Ita »t-ml stands a new
party with ibffersnt ideaa. No Demo
cratic j arty can Ix run in those Statu a,
and the farmers' or independent organi
zation there existing. if it ho|>«a to r«
tain thu Tot* of a solitary Republican,
niuat rafusa to **nd d*legstes to a Dent
ocratic National Convention. On tha
other hand, iu Louisiana tin re ia no
Democracy, but a " white mau'a|>arty;"
in South Carolina then ia no Democ
racy, but a reform party ; anil in other
Southern State* aa well, no ]>arty exists
which will aupport a Democratic na
tional ticket. Do not three questions
and answers, with but few exceptions,
apply to Nevada ? Yat there ia one
principle of unity in tha Democratic
rank*. It ia deeirc for offlcc. Thia ia
the common bond of union which ar
ray* the Democracy of every State
sgainst the Republican party. I'pon
thia commou ground of intereat, I'm
Trader* and 1'rutectioniat*, inflationists
and contractionists, hard nioneyitc* and
currency lover*. State*' Rights men and
centraliier*, join hand* and turn their
face* toward the goal ao long approached
but •till ao far away. Office and the
apoila thereof. Thia ia the key note of
that buglo *train which wake* the " uu
terrifled" to t>attle. Lean and hungry,
ragged and foot-sore from their pilgnm
ago of fourteen year* outaide the prom
ised land, they lift their eye* longingly
for a Tiaion of iu dimly remembered
glories. Office and ita pro&ta. Thia ia
the platform upon which all Democrat*
unite. The currency, the tariff. State
Right*, negro »upreuiacy; what are they
all but incidental difference*? The
main light ia for power. And then. Shall
we repeat the hixtory of lHj3-C0?
U. S. TaiAHt'Uia Si tNNin ia a gruff
old fellow and ueetl to haeing hi* own
way. Lately Secretary Briatow, in die
charging clrrka. told Oeneral Spinner
that he muat reduce hia force. A wordy
war ensued, and the matter wa* referred
to l'reaident Grant. Spinner threatened
to reaign it any of his employe* were
discharged, and the upahot of the whole
business is that the Treasurer keep* his
fall n'.imbar of clerks. The General i*
also much annoyed at the Civil Service
rules. II* claims that, aa h* has given
bonds and is responsible for the moneys
of the Government, h« should besllowed
to select bi<t own subordinates without
outside inlnlennH. SxmUry Bristuw
proposal to carry out the Civil Service
rules throughout the whole Department,
including the Treasurer's office. Again
General Spinner "barked," and the
matter waa referred to the President.
The result ia a compromise whereby it
it arranged that all appoiatnenta to
offlca in Treasurer Spinner's Bureau
shall be made only after examination,
and eren in that cam any |»rson to
whom the Treasurer objects shall not be
appointed. It haa alto beeu agreed that
all persons nominated by Gen. Spinner
for appointnieut in his office shall be
allowed to appear for examination.
Thct had a lively time in Salt Lake
City yesterday over the election. Police
Judge Jeter Clinton, judge of one of tho
election precincts, carried off the ballot
box at noon and kept it halt an hour,
lie did this under plea of going to lunch,
lie was arrested last evening, after the
polls closed, by the C. S. Marshal, and
was followed by an immense crowd to
the Territorial' Marshal's office.
Ooverocr Woo.ls addrrwed the
crowd and induced them to disperse.
Women roted fre*ly, m.,1 it i» believed
that the Mormons have succeeded in
electing their ticket in nearly every
t«wn. They nominated Geo. Q. Can
non as Delegate to Congress, notwith
standing the fact that a law waa |>asaed
last Winter forbidding a polygamist from
taking hia seat in that body. Cannon
haa four wivea in I'tah, but claimed,
when in Waahington, to have only one.
Ocb Amaict* boys are opening the
•yea of the Britishers as to the beauties
of the national game o( base ball. Two
of our dabs, the Red Stockings of Bos
ton and the Athletics of Philadelphia,
are now in England and are setting the
public wild with their skill. Yesterday
• game waa played near London, which
waa attended by 6,000 persona, who paid
a shilling each to gain admission. An
other game will be played to-day. At
tbia rate the boys will not only have a
pleasant trip, bat pay their expenaes and
hav* a healthy balance ia (&• locker.
The salt and lumber man of Michigan
projmae to oppoae the contemplated IU
procity Treaty with Canada. Lik* tha
iron and other raonopoliata of the Eaat- I
era State*, whom thia treaty would un
pleaaantly affect, they think that the
Government of thia country ahould be
managed eicluaively for the advance
ment of their intereata, and that it
ahould take no meaaurea to benefit the
people everywhere at their eipenae.
They are already atrungly guarded by
law* which enrich them at the eipenae
of the eoaaumer of their gooda and of
the farmera whom the treaty will benefit.
To the Granger* of the Miaaiaaippi Val
ley thia antagoniam to their welfare it a
matter of great importance. It involvea
the queetion whether they ahall pay
tribute to home monopoliata; whether
their grain ahall have direct ahipment,
by canal to Europe, or be aiibject to the
extortion* of the railroaila and elevator
taen of the Eaat. If the producer* of
»alt, lumber, coal, iron, etc., are to hold
the conaumer* of the country in aub
jection, then every other induatry may
claim like protection, and the country be
entangled in threada of ateel that will
cut their way to ita vitality and kill it
by alow degree*. If thia ia a govern
ment of the people and for the people,
then each ahould ahare alike in ita ben
efita. The Reciprocity Treaty will re
lieve the country to a great extent of the
incubua of monopoly. But the aalt,
lumber, coal and other favored in
tereata propoee to raiae money for ita
defeat, and having money, and faith in
the venality of Congreeainen. thay may
aucceed.
Kixais in dishonored It tlio paltry
evasions employed to preveut legal »c
tiuD in the Pomeroy raw. A Senator of
the Vuited State* was accused of. brib
ing a Senator uf Kansas in order to se
our* re-election. An honest man would
have demanded, and an honest rornnin
nitjr would bare sternly insisted upou a
prompt trial, and a verdict of guilty ot
not guilty. Hut, although a great ma
jority of the jxople of Kanaaa unquea
tionably wiah to ha?* justice done, tb*r«
ia evidently a portion itifflciently large
and sufficiently potent in the cvurta ol
law to aUve off the trial from mouth to
mouth, and from year to year, uutil iu
sheer wrariueaa public opinion may tol
erate the abandonment of tho ewe.
And, aa for Pomeroy, tho bare fart that
he attempts to quaah the indirtment by
the terhniral plea that the Senator who
claimed to have been bribed was not an
officer of the State, ia quite euough to
aettle the rane in public estimation. It
will be the disgrare of Kanaaa If ita
court* acquit where honeat publir ojyu
ion convicts, in anrh a case aa thia.
Tin municipal election of Vicksborg,
Miaa., occura to-day. There ia a fierce
contest between the White man'a |>arty
and the lilack man'a, and tha city la ia
a state of ferariah excitement. A week
ago the Sheriff, in dire appreheminn of
to-day'e approach, appointed " thirty
good and Uwful men " to be hia special
deputiea in order (to uae bia own lan
guage) that " our community may be at
peace; that our daya uud uighta may
pasa in quiet ; that our ritiiena may
mow through our atreeta with none to
molest them or make them afraid." The
name of thia Sheriff ia I'eter ; and he
ia aa firm aa a ruck. The deputiea are
to eerve without any remuneration, ex
cept a consciousness of well-doing;
which ia extremely patriotic, and should
be emulated in other loraltiea.
Tut process of redeeming tho very
bad and very dirty note* of the National
llanka which have been in circulation
for a time long enough to cover them
with grime and make them unwhole
some to look at and unhealthy to handle,
goes on at the Treasury Department
with commendable rapidity. Still it will
be a long time before the utter naatineas
of a currency which represents nothing
but irredeemable promiaea. and. if poa
eible, still more irredeemable tilth, ran
be replaced with the clean paper of new
promises, which, like the professions
and proteaUtiona of platforma and ad
dressee, have nothing behind them but
publio confidence. Rut, according to
Morton, this is "the !>est currency the
world ever saw."
Anonn-Gmui. William*, who
has Imd alwnt (mm Washington for
several we«ki pa*t, yesterday return*!
to hi* (latin. Hit prolonged absence
hu hwo the basis (or many (pecula
tion*, and it hu been telegraphed all
over the country that there »M some
mystery connected therewith. Now that
he ha* returned, the truth come* out
that hi* Chief Clerk had infraction*
not to let any one know hi* (William*')
whereabout*, thu* enabling him to ob
tain the needed rent.
Pat after to-morrow North Carolina
will hold her State election. A corree
pondent of the New Tork 7W.t, writing
from Raleigh, uyi that there are *o
many independent candidates in the
field on both sides, and so many fac
tions, that it is extremely difficult to get
s correct view of the situation. He
think* that nnder the circumstances
Republicans will do well if they bold
the vote of 1872.
A moths* salary-grabber has come to
grief. Mr. J. M. Tyner went before the
Republican Convention of the Eleventh
Indiana District for renominatiou last
week, but found the aentimeut so stroug
sgainst him that hs was glad to with
draw hi* name.
Tm» Reese River Ktrrilk expect*, be
fore the campaign i* ov»r, " to hear
Sharon charged with infanticide, Tom.
William* with incendiariun. Governor
Bradley with chicken stsaling, and Sutre
with modesty,"
KaA** Walwostu, who murdered his
father in New Tork last Summer and
was sent to State Prison, hsa just been
removed to ths State Xnsans Asylum.
Tmst start baulky teams in Pioche by
setting off a bunch of fire cracker* un
dsr them. It is said to work well.
A mathdsatical professor in a Sacra
mento high school calculates that if each
mosquito and gnat in that city should
in one night obtain one-tenth of a drop 1
of human blood for supper, every person
in town would be dead in the morning.
Carsor t| «m».
I Pram Um Tribfln»,»Anr'ii! 11
With much pleasure ho anuounco tbn
act that Messrs II. F. Kir« and Alfred
3eln» have purchased the right to tba
ipringa known u the Taylor and the
A'amm springs, situated on the tlat
ibove Warren'* ranch, in the hill* vmI
if town. The two springs will, in their
jireeent condition, ran 1.400 gallon* per
hour, and can be greatly increased in
opacity by collecting the •mailer springs
Into one body. Thin amount of water
will suffice (or the town, even though it
ihould grow to twice iU present magni
tude, and will aaaiat materially in irri
gation. The water baa cot into good
hands, and will be sjteedily turned to
good account.
L. D. brown, the auction store man.
haa the houor of being the mean* of
producing the first brick of bullion of
any ail* eitrartod from ore miued in
this locality. The energy of Mr. Drown
and his confreres has been crowned with
sui-ceaa, aud that good silver milieu eiint
in Eagle Valley ia uow proven beyond a
doubt.
We understand that Commissioners
hare been appointed to inquire into the
affairs of the S. Miut at t'anou City.
From present indications we incline to
the opinion that thedecapitatiug process
will shortly be inaugurated, or, in other
words, there will be many changea made
among heads of departments.
A car-load of borai from Teal's marsh
was ahiiiped on Saturday to Han Fran
cisco. Every week, and ofteu twice a
week, oue or two car-loads leave Canton.
The road wilt be completed from Colum
bus in a few days, when the shipment
of this valuable mineral will be a daily
occurrence.
Eureka Mining item*.
[Promlti* Nentlael, Au£""t i.)
Th« amount of charcoal received at the
varioua furnncea during the paat month
liu been a* follow*: Eureka Conaolida
ted, H4.000 liuahrU; Richmond Conaoli
dated, 05,(MM) buahela; Ruby Conaolidated
20.0OO; Hooaac, 24,250 buahela, iu all,
193,200 bushels, being '.(,250 buahal*
low thau wiia received at the Richmond
(or the hut ultimo month. Thia branch
of industry, uow that the reccut trouble*
with the manager of the laat named com
pany are happily adjusted a|H>n a Win
satisfactory to all, will aoon again In
come active and remunerative to produ
cera, fur thu price agreed upon, ull things
considered. i* an equitable one enough
while the weather remain* line, There
i* an Identity of interest* established
between couautneni or producer*, or
ought to bo if there U not, which ihonld
not be loot light of by either |>arty. 1'eace
once more reign* iu Warsaw, and we are
glad of it, for all concerned.
The monthly bullion product haa beeu.
Eureka Conaolidated, 13 day*, 500,000
pound*: Richmond. 1,100,000 |>ound*;
Ruby Consolidated, 230,'.Hill ]>ound*;
Hooaac, 100,741 pound*. which m*ke*, iu
all, '2,057,713 pounda, nearly 1,02'J ton*.
Thi*, when we toko into account the
drawback of thu month just passed, is no
inconsiderable amount. Of thiaauiouut
the Richmoud, it will lio observed, pro
duced a tritie over one-half of what hn*
been turtieil out ait >gether. Thia allow
ing, we are glad to Bay, sustain* the rep
utation of thu Richmond mine.
bullion (hipmcnt* for the month:
Eureka Conaolidated, f>l'.i,.">OI pounda;
Richmond, 1,040,1**1 poands; ltuby,
312,142 pounda; which lenvea now on
hand, Hooiac, 100,000 jiound*, making
altogether 2,001,tM2 pound*.
White Pine Item.
IKmm I he Newe, Julj SJ I
The heart* of the honest miner* were
Hindu exceeding glad Thursday lost
by being paid off for two month*. Cap
tain Frank I>ruk« disbursed ncurly $15,
0U0 among th« men in hie employ on
Troaaitre Hill: The hum'* at the mill
w« understand were |>»ii«l on Friday.
Thin |>aymeut will nearly clear the Kl>rr
hanlt & Aaron Company from all their
indcUcdueaa, a fuct we ure heartily ^lad
of.
A private letter from Nevada District,
in thia county, infonua u» that Frank
Alnum ia an nvowed candidate for the
nomination to the Aaaembly. Frnnk U
well known throughout the county and
ought to make a good ran.
That peat of tho humuu race, Rrig
ham Young, hoa lieen aeniling hia eiuia
aariea among our Shoahonea, with a
view to converting them to hia abomina
ble life. Wt ahall have more to My ou
thia aubject next week.
That Wood Cut Libel.
The Oakland Trilmnt thui explains
the manner in which the San Frauciaco
fhronicir obtaiued the plat" from which
it printed the recent liUiloua caricature
of Jamea Lick:
Frank Lealie'a llbuimltd Journal uacd
to publiah ou ita fourth |>agv what pur
|>orted to bo h photographic likeness of
miaaing people and unknown jwraoua
found drowned. The CKronirlr baa
bought up a 'ot of these cuta and pro
poaea to peq>etrate theui uikiii ita
raads.-a. The laat Sunday edition of
that | mi per contained n picture of a
corpse which waa picked up in Eaat
ltiver aome four yaara ago which waa
never identified. The Chnmifit calls it
Jamea Lick. We expect to aeo ona of
the«« cuta trotted ont next Sunday
labeled Charles U. Petcra, the founder
of the New Market.
Kauxauaan.—The Virginia lmlri#n<l
tn/ ia in a peck of trouble with but little
prospect of relief. It ia unhappy on
account of tho |>oor and bard working
miners whoui it aaya Sharon ia robbing.
What a charitable inatitution tho Iru le
fttmlrtU ia for telling the folkathat some
l>ody ia atealiug from them, othcrwiao
they would not have known it. With
all ita lieuevolance, we fear tho liult
/■fmfrnf ia waudcring in the wooda when
it talks about oppreaaed laborer*, etc.
The Couiatock ledge belongs to aouie
body or it doea not. If it doea. its
ownera hava a right to work it aa to them
may seem !>e*t. The balderdash aliout
oppreaaion and robbing poor men re
solve* ii»e|f into nothing. — PiorU
Hfconl. July 31.W.
Hoxicihk at Waimwokth.—A tele
graphic iliapatch from Wada worth to
»'m. Stophrr. Kaq., inform* liim »nd
the pahlir tli.it J. L. Down*. fnth«r-in
1.1 w to Juum Hurk, yceterday ihota man
by the nani« o( 1'ratt. killing him in
atftntly. It i» «uppoacd to b« » caao n(
justifiable homicide, iw Mr. I><iwu* in «
quiet, re* pec table citiMn, mid l'rfttt it
MUtl to )>• » ilangerou* man when in' hi*
cup*.. Mr. Down* Hunvtidered himaclf
to the ouatody the Sheriff, and waa by
Jnatice Poor put under $3,000 bonda to
anawer any indictment tliat might be
found againat him.—Hrmt Crnctnl, Ah
.jusl 4.
A WaTXlaat'kdU, l'ft., woman haa read
the bible through forty-eight time*, and
when ahe call* her huaband, and wanta
him to move rapidly, her roiee ia *a aharp
•a the crack of ft rifle.
Am editor at a dinner table lieiug aaked
if he would take aomc pudding replied.
In a fit of abstraction, " Owing to a
crowd of other matter we are unable to
And room for it."
Ir haa been calculated that if Chicago
and Ht. Louia keep up their competition
in directories; at the present rate, each
will have a population of ten million*
by the year 1884.
A ROPE WAUCER'S DOOM.
Ttrrlbla Fall and Death of a Can
adian Aerobat.
[From ths fort Hope (Canals) Times.]
Shortly after the performer who
wan to moot aach a horrible daath ap
peared on the top of one of the honaea,
dreased in hia fancy attire, and looked
for a moment at the assembled thou
aanda, and then began to make prepar
tiona to facilitate, aa it proved, bia own
deatruction. He had the appearance of
a slightly built man, and did not ahow a
great aiuoint of bodily strength—in
fact, aa the sequel discloaed, not auffl
cient to carry him through the ardaoui
feat' which he attempted. The rope
having been accural, ho seixed hi* bal
ance pole and started; but he only
walked a few atepa whan he haatily re
treated and gave further direction* to a
couple of men who held the ends of the
gny-ropea jearest the houae. Ilia or
der* having been olieyed he again start
m1 off, and with apparent ease walked to
the center of the ro|io. Hera two iron
ring*, atiout a couple of feet apart, hung
three feet or thereabouta from the
rope*. The ring* wero ju*t over the
middle of the road, which waa thickly
covered with gravel and aa hard aa rock.
When the performer had reached
these ring* be halted, atooped down and
fastened hi* balance pole to the rope.
He then proceeded to let himself down
to the riuga, where he once or twice per
formed an easy feat, lie then let him
aelf down to the full extent of hi* arms,
and, panning a moment, raised himself
•lightly, put hi* feet through between
hi* anus, and went backward aa far aa
he could, waiting an instant, and then
bringing himself liack again to his orig
inal ]M>sition. This is a feat requiring
immense strength of arm, and should
never be performed at a dangeroua die
tuuec from the ground, as the slightest
failure of muscle or a bend too far back
would be iustant d»ath. This fent the
young man performed successfully
twice, but the third time it was appa
rent he waa making an lmmeuse tax on
his strength, and those present who un
derstood a little about gymnaatics, felt
anxious, a* they knew lie he had yet a
difficult move to make, which wis to re
gain the ro|M>. Ho did uot let himself
back so far this last time, for the thought
seemed to have apparently opproeaed him
that hi* strength was failing. He haa
tily brought himself to the original po
sition, but scarcely had he done ao than
he let go one ring'with hi* right hand.
Whether thia was douo accidentally or
intentionally can only l>e conjectured ;
but we presume it waa dona on pnrpoae,
as his object was to catch one ring with
tioth hanila and draw himself up to the
rope hand over hand. If such waa the case
he miscalculated hi* itrength, for ho
had barely let go one hand and swung
partly round when the other l>egan to
relax. What thought* passed through
that poor man's uiind In those fow
seconds are a sealed book. He must
have known that hi* strength was fail
ittg him, and a fall was inevitable, yet
not a cry or sound escaped him, but he
tnroed his eye* and gave one agouizing
look to the ground beneath him, which
will never be effaced from tho memory
of those who saw it. Suddenly hi*
hold gave way, when, amid a half
audible cry of amazement which
involuntarily escaped the lip* of
the paralysed multitude, ha fell to the
earth with u thud like the drop of a
heavy stone, and, in an instaut, what
wns a human body in full enjoyment of
life in which was encased a aoul, was a
mangled heap of flesh, aud the aoul had
returned to tho God who gave it.
Ueatli wiw inatnutancoui. lie lay lor i
HiH-ouJ wotionlww, ami the blood begai
to trickle from bin mouth nml noon
thru h« i|iiiver< <l from henil to foot will
n roiiviiliiiTr movoiuent, nml the bloo«
ru»he>l froui Ilia iioi«trile mnl luouth ii
torrents.
Tom C'otxnat ii nt proaont lojonrniuf
nt the White Sulphur SpriugH, V». Hi
in riuily recognized bv a anviiae looking
bull doc that company with him,
ami pulla him arounil by a chain.
Marrtniioa.
WIOOINH-RIDDON8 to Reno. Aujmt 1(1,
J. U. Wlggina to Charlotte Mlddona.
'Jentln.
•Uacht., of M;; |gJ ^ K„mt_ ialkaf
\i:\V TO-DAY.
UNION SALOON DEBTORS!
ALL I'AltTIKH 1IAV1NO MILLS OX Till
bonka of the Union Maloou, Mala utraet,
(Iota Itlll. are hereby notlltnt to call at Juitlr.
Wright', office and ..tile Ihe eame forthwith :
■>lh*rwlK> thev will be tabjectetl lu Imjal
trouble aud coat. ant lurk*
NOTICE.
T IIAVK TIIIH I»AV RECEIVED TIIK
1 Aaaeaament Roll of Tale. fr..in the Town
Marehal. whlrh la aow open for In.peeilon al
the office of the Board of Trj.teee. back ol
Tellnw Jacket Engine hou.r. The Hoard ol
i:.|»>llulUio will meet al eahl offlra oa the 17th
lot ant.
J B. MARSHALL, Town Clerk.
Paid Hill. Aagaft«. int. ant li
NOTICE.
()N ACCOUNT OK TUB DKATII OK
MR M. It EINSTEIN', tha Here of the
aadenlzned will be CLO8K0 for a few dajra.
Ilae nolle* of reopening will be given.
A. VAKNIIKItfl.
Virginia, Nev., Auguat S, 1814. ant It
R003 BROTHERS.
NO MAMMOTH CAVE!
NO BENEFACTOR8I
...BIT ...
FROM AND AKTKR TIIIR DATK. JUNK I.
In.I. wa are determined to kII
FINE CLOTHING
CHEAPER
THAN ANT OTHER CLOTUINO HOUSE IN
HOLD IIIL.I. OU VIKMIMA.
THE FINEST CL0THIN8,
Ttw NOIIBlRfT •TYLH.ttot Hi Ilka »
flora audtb. MONTMJBSTAXTIALHAB
KICtJ, f»r tho LKAHT MONEY, caa alwa/a
Ik- ohtalMd of
ROOS BROTHERS.
... AT TBI....
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
NO. 311 mil Til C MTBHRT.
When Ton will alwar* find a full Mm of
BITHINCIIH. DKEMM and IIAI.r DKBttN
urn*, LIOI1T HPRINd OVKRCOATH.an
aixIkM varlatjr of KINK Kt'KNlKIIIMJ
UOODS. and a Iai*e awonmenl of all lb.
mot drllratr ataplr* of TIKS, BOWH and
MILK IIANDKKKCUIXPHi a|M. BOOTS
and MIOKH of th. bnl inakff. toerthrr
with HTIIAW aud PANAMA IIATM of th.
llneat qnalltj.
It KM KM BK11 TI1K FLACK!
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
mo. 99 Soath C Street,
ROOS brothers.
IMTMMgW.
MINEES' "UmON HAT,T~
GOLD HILL.
EKAPPKARANCI IN THIS CITY OP TBI
calabnttaa tad ferorlu
Terapleton Star Alliance!
MNNV TKJIPI.KTON,
A LICK YANK,
JOHN TBWP1,ETON,
IMABKL VANE, aid
HT A It COMPANY.
Tuesday E>ral>( Aafiul 4, 1H74.
The pcrformaace will romauar* with th«
baaallftU comic dram*
LOVE'S FOLLIES !
la wfclck Ua ntira cotnpany will appaar.
Xu coacludv with
SATAN IN COLD HILL I
O.iaratUra bj Par Ttaplaloa aad Company.
In lb* cuar» of lbs plaea,
tirand Minstrel Scrne J Doable
Hong and Dance I
and a plitiiora op comicalities.
POPULAH-PIUCK8.
Front 8*ata $1 00
lUrk Heats 60
Front Mem# wared with no extra charge at
Pott office New* Depot. JjM
GO LID HILL
LUMBER YARD,
MAIN STREET, OOLD HILL,
(Jail abora Iba Railroad Croaalnf).
B. H. CARRICK * CO.,
PRorRiirrouH.
NEVADA LUMUEH
OK AM. KINDS,
REDWOOD, OREGON AND SUGAR PINE"
Mll.l. AND .HININU T1.HHKUH,
FLUME ADD BOIIDIM - LUMBER
KIT., KTC,
A OOMPLETF. ASSOETMENI
...
CLEAR AND DRESSED
LUMBER,
FLOORING, 8IDINC, RUSTIC
AND OTIIEIt HTYI.KM OK
Midlni, Moulding, Latli
milKULU, DOOUM,
SASH AND BLINDS, ETC,
ALWAYlt UN HAND.
EVRIIYTIIINO AT TI1K LOWEST GAM
HATKs. Ul*r na a rail.
n. II. CAKKK'K X («..
• |.vif I'nirlfitri.
WASHOE LUMBER YARD.
K MTKICKT, UKIUNIA,
Dot«e*n Opblr aid Virginia Consolidated W'ka
HAYNIE & CO.,
Praprlflart.
CVINHTANTI.Y ON HAND. A LARGE ANI
j wrllwIrrU'tl .fork of
NEVADA LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
Mll.l. AND MINING TIMIIItUM,
BUILDINB, FLUME 4 FINISHING LUMBER,
PIr* rr4 KHwm4 CflllBfi
Orrion I'lur KlMr|l|. „
Kuailr hn» mm
UlirvrnU Hamr PIm*
Plain and Paaer Plrkflai
rialn and Knar? I'lu and
NfelRflfit NMjnc, Ulki MmMImii
Blind* Ulmliwn,
Tmnionii Kip.
Agent* for UARVRY'8 PATENT IIINOI
WINDOW LOCK8, unequalled for almpllcllj
con»rnl*nc» and rheaptien*.
All order* promptly MM. Jjrt If
P A I N_T INC!
H. M. JEWETT,
MAIM HTKKKT, (10I.D llll.l.,
House, Sign and Carriage
PAINTER,
Graining,Paper Hanging,&o
A HOOD MTOCK OP
WALL PAPER
IVNHTANTI.Y ON HAND
J1 10-11
HAIR DRESSING
... A*»....
SHAVING ESTABLISHMENT
MAIN HTKKKT, ttOI.D llll.l.,
(Oppoalla (ha Jmtlca'a Oonrt),
WM. fi. SUITE,:: Proprietor.
AF!KHT CL.\8S tMTADLISDMRNT. AHD
none but Inului artlata employed
Bath*. Hot or Cold,
AT ALL HOURS.
Oallai<im«r»rllt. mrlllm
WANTED.
pvNK RKCOND-IIAND
STEAM ENGINE
Of twenty or thirty fcorM power, with or with
out palllee, friction wbeele, tod any other
holetlaf worka appurtenances.
BYLVR8TKR n. DAT,
Mecrctary Humboldt Cot) Company,
jrlJIm Caraon, Nerada.
" HOUSE FOR MALE.
tAROK DWKLLINO- IIOl!SK, CON- ng
lag nine rooaa. It le a new nalWlnf**
and In eieellent condition, eltnated on the hill
side oppoelte the Tellow Jacket worke.
For particulars apply at the Grocery Store of
RICHARD MERCER.
lySMm Main Btraet, Oold Hill.
THOS. FITCH,
ATTORNEY—AT—LAW.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL TUB COURTS
of thle SIMe.
OPFICKi
Black'! BalMlai, X, Z. Veraer ef
C aadTATLOB m, VIM1RIA.I
Jytl lae
imrgiMWi.
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE.
JOHK PIPES PBOP1UTO*
A. D BIIXINOS BUf* lbaifcr
FIRST APPIARANCE
. ..OF....
The Powerfnl Tragic Actreu, B
MISS ANNETTE INCE!
SUPPORTED BY A
PULL STOCK COMPANY.
TUESDAY ITMIXU. A I B. «. KM.
SkerliUa KbowIm' Oral Pl»j of
THE HUNCKBACK!
JULIA MIttM ANNETTE INCE
PUICES OP ADMISSION:
DrtM Clici* ud Orcbutrm Ckilr* |1 00
PtrqutW M
Private Boim I SO
No ■»In rturg* fur rv«d Beati. tnl
VIRGINIA
MINERS' UNION
FIOITIC!
TPOO CLOSE AN APPLICATION TO WOUK
■ enervates th« body and Impairs tbe brain.
Peeling that the health and rigor of both mind
and budjr require an occasional relajatlon from
lull, and. know lag that an etcurslon Into Ihc
country, when we mar Indulge In harmlesi
amusement*, will b« more conducive lo health
than anything elae that could be offered to Ihi
p.bllc, then-fore the
VIRGINIA MIXERS' U\I0\
Announce that thejr will give a
GRAND PICNIC BXCUR8I0N
• •••TV TUB....
I
BOWERS' MANSION,
WA8HOE VALLEY,
Saturday, August 8, 1874,
Lover* of Nature cannot And In the Htati
grander or more beautiful ecenrrjr than la to b#
found In Wa*boe VaJ'ry, while lover* of the
turiwlrhorean art will he able to < ha»«> the
"giowlni: hour* with (lying feet,*' and tbo»c
who wlah for athletic a(»orte will find them In
endleaa variety.
Com mitt era are and have been at work, and
we feel proud In averting that everything will
be what we with aud our frlcuda dealre.
TIIK BKHT BANDS OK Ml'BIC
IN THI 8TATC
llare been engaged to cheer and delight tbe
heart* of oar patrons.
A GREAT NUMBER OF ENTERTAINMENTS
Hare been prepared for tbe ocraaloa, principal
among which may be mentioned:
lat. Detail* of ten men from each company
comprising tbe Necond Brigade Nevada state
Mllltla leiceptlng tbe National Guard, wbo
hate voted not to giil. confuting of tbe Mont
gomery, Kmmet, HarsBeld and Washington
Guards, who will hare a Mbooting Match lor a
prlae of a One Hundred Dollar 0<ild Medal, tbe
•booting lo be governed by military rules.
M. A friendly match game of Haee Ball be
tween picked nines of the O'tihangnessy and
Clubs, for a splendid Rosewood Regula
tion Oat.
Id. Slow Race on Donkeys, for a parse; last
donkey lu lo win tbe race and slakes. No mau
to ride kls own animal. Bnlrles free to all.
4th. Archery Hbootlng for Ladles, the best
shot to be presented with a splendid prlie.
5th Blindfold Wheelbarrow Race, by Ladles
and Uentlemen, for a parse.
(tb. Prlae Waltilng In tba Pavilion.
7th. Kicking Foot ball oa tbe green.
Rib. Back Racine, Pitching <|uolls, etc.
In a word, the amusements of the day will be
limited alone by the capacity of tbe grounds
and the endurance of oar gueeta.
The strictest order will be preserved by the
officers appelated for that purpose.
Ample car accommodations will be provided,
and trains, under tbe charge of eiperienced
conductors, will be In walling at Virginia, Gold
mil. Silver City and Carson, to take all who
wlah to be oar gaests.
THE DANCING PAVILION,
In charge of moK. DAN LYONS, will be
large enough In accommodate til who mar feel
lerpelchorullj Inclined.
RKFIIISHMKNT BOOTHS,
Preelded omh .killed alnrn. will ho found J
•I convenient lnler»el«, wblle ICC HATKU
will he placed In barreli In til |>irU of the
groimda. I
0
THE MANSION
Will be Uirown opea. In glee *11a chance In I
examine lie flue apartmente and »|>lendld and I
coetljr work# of art contained therein.
Krrrjthln* that Ingenuity, patient and en
during care can euggeet or do, win be done fur
the comfort and pleaaare jf our gnette.
We, therefore, extend a cordial I irritation to
all to come with n> and enjojr a dajr of pleaenre
and recrcatlon. 1
TICKET* #4M |
To be had of Ibe Committee.
YOSEMITE CLUB ROOM,
Jfo. 14 South C ilreet, Virginia.
OPKN ALL NIOHTII
BOTOX A BUKCi*. Proprietor!.
aaS tf
jikjek
or hupkrior qcal
for aale In qaaatltlw
BIT GOODS, Kir.
Important Announcement.
BED-ROCK PRICES
....rot....
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHLW
* ....AID...
FURNISHING GOODS!
t is wrrn okxat rxorit that
C. ABRAHAM,
Merchant Tailor,
NO. 23 NORTH O STRICT,
VIRGINIA CITY,
I■ form• kle caaloaera and the public that,
owing lo the laire lncrr*»c- or bnalneee In bl»
Had Frmocl»co boaae. which bow reqilrte all
hla alMnlioa.be la compelled to cloea out bla
butaaae lo Virginia. and ba therefor* offtra
the pabUc a cbaoca lo obtain lUalr
CISTOM'MADK CLOTHIM
At more than U PKII CENT. l.KHS THAN
I'HUAL. and at Bora than 50 I'KH CUNT.
LKHH than all other boom In Vlrclnla.
Ilavlnar already a *erj larva atock on hand In
Han franc I ko, be will aell bla atock here at
prlcaa which mu»t be an
IXDKKMKNT TO PIRCUAHKRH,
Itatbar than >hlp lb* (nod. back to H»n Frmn
clfro. A rill U rr>|ii«l«l. wbrn til can ciam
lue and judge for ibemxIrM U»l
CLOTHING
Cui baord.rad ilwlfn wbkb mini command
• i|ulct dl>p< «al i>i Ibe (luck on haml.
FlR\ISllI\(i GOODS
AT SO I'M CKMT. HKLOW COST. tofk-ar
out tbo balauce of itork.
, Tb« following llal of price. will .bow tb«
SACRIFICES DAILY MADE:
I'iMBlack Hd Bias DmaItalia, »00;
t'la. t'r.urh t'nwlntn Halts, |U|
, f'lae rrrarh aad Kuclloh Dlnfoiul
data aad Tnbi M*l
>'In. »r*arh Rra««t Hark t'oala, Mot
ria« frrnrli (hlnrhllla Nark C«U,
MOt
riaa CaMlrain Paul*. SI2|
I »la. V.lvrl Vnli, SlUi
I'aurjr Milk VnH, SIO;
And all other good* In piopotllo..
G. ABRAHAM,
23 NORTH C HTRKKT, VIRUIMA,
»
...,AKlf. ..
IS and 33 Krrond si*., San Franrlwo.
Jjll lm
TIIE PIONEER
DRY GOODS
SCORES.
Established in 1861!
LATEST FASHIONS
....AT....
FRANKENHEinERW!
FAMILY
DRV «OOI»N .STORE !
QOLP HILL.
J PUT KitiirkD, a mi.at:i
Block of
DRESS GOODS!
Tht. Department I. rapkta wilt elagant,
OOT.I aad .Mclal »tyle». and coa.tltatM tb<
m»»»t com plot*) uurtatul «»cr offered In tbl.
town.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
UirBilt'7, Scotch tad trtah Duut:
Daauak Tabla cloth* ud Napklna
To lull ud ToweUaf!
Lloan ud Cotton Skaatlar* ud Sblrtlnct
Bluketaud Oallta:
Colored and Wblta Pluoala;
Tabla ud PUao Cot art;
Lata Cartaloa, Blc., «te., Etc
At Greatly Seduced Prices)
H08IKRY DEPARTMENT
Ladlaa'. Cklldraa'a ud Oaata' Hoalarjr of at
•laaa aad qaaUllaa.
Oloraa, Ucaa. Kmbroldary la aata aad by tbi
yard; Handkartklafa,ate., ate.
Will Mil ai rkaaa far t'aab aa aai
■lara la lb* Dial* !
aal It H.rK*XKIXIIII»ll,
EVERYBODY KNOWS
Dry Goods Have Declined,
•...■err....
TO REALIZE ITS TRUTH
YOU MUST NIK AND PRICK
B. CALLAND'S
MMIKNMIi 8TOCK.
£IVKRT BRANCH IN. TIIK I.INC OP I
I STAPLE ud PANCT t)KV <»OODS la
craannl with Iba CHOICEST NOVELTIES.
RHlf aalf, Prrtmrt lmf Ladlra ^ aad
aadr-atada Rr»aa»a far l.aaira aa
C'klldraa, I'alarwaaraf all Iwfrlp.
llaaa. WawiatNtyla af llala aad
■aaaafai Paraaala, Paaa,
HaalarTi lam. Oao.
Twa aad Tfcraa
katifamj^HId
OP ALL HIUDES AND DEBT MAKE.
Aid KTfrflklic la l*r*»«rtl«a.
»nj if
San Franclscoo Clothing Store.
BARNRRT * LOVE,
IMPORTERS OP AND DEALERS IN CUE
■ ton ud read/ mad a
CLOTHING,
flBNTLIMRNfl FCBNMIIINO GOO DM,
AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
lalMl Mrlaa^^vT ^lal^i Traalia, Tallara
Rraeaibar tba plaea-SOUTH C STREET,
Vlrrlala, NaT., Iret door tea Ik of Buk of Otll
fornla, }«M tf
PHT8ICUXS.
R, HILTON CHASE, M.D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
....An....
HUROEON,
(Recently from Detroit, Michigan),
OrriCE, So.«a ftaalhrNt., Yli*iafa,
(op «talr»).
PARTICULAR ATTKNTIOM PAID TO MBD
A ,W and 0[ht*U». Kurxtr). Midwifery,
Mid the dlM-aeca of women and children.
SPECIALTIES.
Maaal Catarrh. In all iu varied aad
want brat, Threat aad Uai
Trouble*, l onauinptloa. Iirr.
ou* Al^tlni, Ma*all-aex,
IMaeaaee af Ejre aad —
Krarlet rem, Haaln,
refer* af all klada,
WWW er Ike M.
■•atlve aad Crl*
■arxOr*aa«,
aadrhraalr
traaklea
MM
hare
KB4I8TED ALL OTI1KH TRKATStTT
In all the abore cta**e* of dl**a*e »r. Chaee
ha* met with rNPARALLKI.il> M'U'KkH.
...urln* HPEEOY ltKLIKf AND RADICAL
OURS.
IIOMBOPATIIY
Now eland* rlndlrtted thronfh year* of rfcld
and critical eiperlenc* u the aoer tfcrteeri t
of nil thcorle* In modem medical practice. It
It the "Illy •jritrm of medicine truly baeed apua
Ihn lawe of nature
IIOMBOPATIIY cam a'I curable <Uea>ei
permanently, and thoee dl»ea»e* which hate
Milled the power* and rteleted the ekIA of the
beet practitioner* of the old medlaal eyelem fur
year*, are forced to yield to the f*all* yet Arm
and anre Influence of Homeopathy.
IIOMBOPATIIY aim* ta eradicate die.
entirely; to car* lore and «a*y, wit boat Weed
Ing. hlUtrrlnc, canterUlef or dnurglng; to pro
Ions life and lt**cn the number or alck day*.
M'UUKKY.
It Is one of the greatest triumphs of Ilomeo
nathy to dls|x-ase with lb* o|»ratlon of ampu
iatlon and mMN l» than twoi birds ot
the cum. by itie radical car* of the diseased
Krts, which the old ayateai ol prattle* would
to rouslgned to th* knife.
Fractures and serious wounds are healed In
leas time and with lesa paid than under any
other method of trraluieut, aad tba greatest
triumphs In modem surgery have been aad are
achieved by tba surgaons of ti>« Homeopathic
school.
QUALIFICATION*.
DR. CIIAHE l> a graduate of the Medical
College of Detroit. Michigan, and holds alao
diplomas from two other medical colleges. lie
practice* tba moat approved atyleaof treatment
known In thl> country, and Is the medical
acbo< I* of Berlin, Vienna and London. Ilia
eery citenalva and successful experience In
medicine and surgery warranla him In offerliu
bla aervlcca to the afflicted of thla section with
tba uimoat ronBrituca of belnf abla to fl*r
perfect satisfaction.
I'KOKKMMONAI. ET1QVRTTK»
Dlt. CHAHR stai.dlng Is an attitude of blend
I* regard and alrlct medical etiquette toward
bla brethren of the medical profession, never
atoope to speak III of the fraternity, eat stand
ing upon the sound bottom of bla awn merit*
and abilities, leavea the afflicted to )ndga lor
themselves and chooaa whether uey will apply
to him or not fur relief and cue.
A IIVKHTIWl.su,
till. CIIAHK Iwlleves In advertising aad not
In that very doubtftil degree of modaaiy or pol
Icy adopted by many of our moat at iltorfoaa
medical men, wblcb Induce, ibeua I* earatally
"bide lUalr light auder a bushel,™ waiting lor
Ibelr good quallllea u> bedlacovared. II Is an
Injustice buth to the really laltaied physician,
and to Ihe afflicted in vital need of llie very
srnlr«e be Is eo well able to render, aad which
the advertised km wlUgs thereof waold bring
to them relief. Honest ah.I honorable repre
a*-illations In this wav are legitimate and Jnsl,
and are so recognised by all sensible men oftlie
present age of progreee. I >r Chase (Imply
■ •lis Ibe afflicted what he ran do, and proves
hla truthfulness by doing It.
Borne ol the veriest quacks and fossllUrtl
humbngs In the regular medical profession care,
fully conceal their actual Incapacliv behind au
sssiimed professional dlgnliy They actually
riAa to advertise.through an innate know Ink'*
ol ibelr own Ipherent Incapacity and culpable
venality.
tiii: Arri.icrKi)
Requiring Ihe assistance ol a thoroughly flrat
ciass. experienced and succeesrul physician or
surgeon, can call at Ibe offli a of
DR. CHASE,
Xo. M Noulb t' Nlnet, Virginia.
JjrW
W. W. FETTERMAN, M. D„
HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
SURGEON AND ELETRICIAN..
RADl'ATB OF TUB n A1INFMANN If«B%
leal Q>ll<-ga of Philadelphia, ul thv
clrlcal loaillute of Ittisburg, I'a.
ELECTRICITY E
(a RE AT DISCOVERIES!
All Chraale Blaeaaaa Treated with l'a
preeadaatad flareeea hi Its
Tarlaaa .tfadliealloae of
•Vagaefleai, (ialvaalaai
aad Electricity.
OHre—Ka. U Naalh (' Ik, Tlrglafia
Office lloura-Krom 9 to 11 A. a . 1 lo I, and
Itotr.a. jytf tm
DR. A. BERTHIER,
rilVNICIAN AND Hl'R'llltON.
ITAVINll HCMIONBD 1118 TOHITION Aft
II C..0I1IT Pfcraitlaa, ran now b* foand at
hi* offlrr. No J Hprr'a Hulldtor. mrntr of II
and Cnlon «trwi«. Virginia. llavli g lb* Conn
If llmplMJ off his hand a. ha la low ahla lo
gl»a all ol hi. lima locllr pallrnla.and will
promptly rvapuad lo all ralla fhr mcdlral at
Imdaara. jail If
P. T. KIRBY, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUNQKON.
Ofl« aal Uaaldrara. imwIh Dwwli'a
Aaaar Mm, Mala Mircal,
UOLD HILL. NEVADA.
M. J. McCCTCllRON la nj aalboritrd Col
lartof. mjtt If
J. U. HALL, Ma Da,
Physician and Snrfeon.
OPKICR AND KMDlX('l-«fHali< Iks
OMra, Mala HI., II«U Hill.
>|>» If*
DR. J. MANSON,
riiyMicinn and Surgeon,
(Lata of Omaa Vallar, Cal.)
OrriCR-Ia ytmrm'ri llaaaa, (JaM Hill,
aptl m
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
A. K. POTTER,
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
Corwr of Omnt Allajr, Jaat abort
I'AH KICH'M I.I'MBRK YARD.
I AM KULLY PREPARED TO CONTRACT
I for all aliaa and at?laa of balldlara, from a
(hlckrfl roop to a ftral-claaa charch, at tha moat
rcMODibl* term*.
All klndi of rarpratariag. Jobbing and ra
pairing dona, wltb naataaaa and dlapatrb.
Call at mj abop and aaa ma.
laU Im A. K. POTT KB.
W. I. uu»».
HAI8T & LILIEN,
Civil Engineers and Sur
veyors.
OPTIC M l
VI ratal*
Oald HUl-Orar (llbaaa'a lalaaa.
jjlQU