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THE EVENING NEWS.
ALP. DOT KM. i ■ Ukw urf hmhm.
SOLD i TSUXIDAT. ADO. 30.1174
18 MTRO KUBML11
Aa Satru'a nawapapar, tha Indrpmdtnl,
at Virginia, u ««U aa aoma ol tha acrub
opposition pa par* in other part* of tha
country have affactad to conaider Mr.
Sharon inaliglbla to tha offlca ol United
Stat** Senator and to aarioaaly discuss
th* proposition on the ground that Mr.
Sharon doe* not reaid# here altogether,
wa will call their attention to a weak
point or *o in that way on the part of Mr.
Batro. He haa absented himaalf al
together from thla State daring the but
two yean and only comes bow, merely to
inflnaoos the oonting election in his fa
vor, if possible. He wiH go back to
Waahington or Earo|>« aa soon as the
election shall be decided in favor of Mr.
Sharon for United States Senator, to
succeed Hon. Win. M. Stewart. Satro
claim* to be a voter, yet we do not know
that he has ever taken oat his Naturalisa
tion paper*. He eectaiuly has no in
terests in this Suts othsr than what
may be contingent apoa the success of
his now useless tannel scheme, ami in
his present slectioneeriag operations he
aer*ly hopes to help defeat somebody
or to be Iwugbt off, for it seems hardly
possible that ha can be ao damenled by
hi* tannel mania a* to aerioasly be
Here that he could secure even a respec
table eate for himeelf. He owua no
property her*, pay* no Uucs. and *ven
that t initial franchise, and all belonging
to it, is mortgaged in Euro|>» lor more
than it ia worth. Comparatively Ultle
of I ha stock is own*d in this State, as
people here have very little faith in the
■chains, ami know that such sa invsst
ment would be merely ilsail property,
with no hope ef returns. He is merely
a foreign adventurer, supported by for
eign capital, is dsficieut in either intel
lectual or business ability, ami the only
proinineut qualities he po**c**«* are in
domitable. insane peraietruce snd un
limited cheek.
Who but Sutro could staud tip Iwfore
an audience of enlightened persons,
show a lot of trashy magic lantern pic
ture#, and then, after abusing the men
who have invested their capital and best
•nergie* in the practical development of
th* resource* of the country, deliberately
annaunc* himself aa a candidate for
United States Senator' It is only three
•r four year* ago that the other p*alifer
oua charlatan, George Francis Train,
waa going about lecturing, abusing Hugs
and capitalists, and announcing himself
aa a candidate for Preaulcnt of the Uni
ted States. George took no magic lantern
along, but he drew fully as good houses
aa Adolpb doe*. Who but (he blatant Su
tro could so presistenly prate about rings
and monopolies and yet nublushingly
advocate the greatcat would-be ring and
monopoly on the American Contiu*nt~
the Sutro Tunnel monopoly. Who but
Satro Co a U1 atand up and denounce peo
ple as thievee. liars and awtmllsr*. mere
ly because they oppose him and his pst
schema*. and yet at the earns time be
diligeatly and deliberately planuiug how
he can steal the beet and richeet minea
in th* world, together with th* citiea and
towna connected therewith, the home*
of the miners, public property, and iu
fact everything worth taking or having
in thia section. Talk about cheek. Sut
ro'* cheek is a full face. If cheek is
what constitutes eligibility. Sutro is eli
(ibis for l'ait*d State* Senator.
TUK WUKxT or TIIE1I ALL.
Sutro, in hia windy harangue the
other evening at the hall of the Gold
Hill Miner*' Union, after declaring that
the "Bangk Wing" had hired all the
papers on the Pacific Coaat to lie about
hia, appreciatively stated that the Gou>
Hill N*w* was th* worst of them all.
Thia paper certainly haa done mora to
defeat hia uefarioua acbeuie than aay of
the rest. It was th* first to
oppo** him, and during the lost six
yaara haa faithfully and con*iiteutly
continued to do ao, showing up his j
project in all iu grasping enormity, not
only to the people of thia section, but
to all the members of Cougress at Wash
ington. We kept Government well
posted on the Sutro question, and ara
w*ll pleased to hav* Sutro acknowledge
our efflciency in such a public ui.tuner.
^ *ee that he has no cause to
chang* hi* appreaativ* opinion of as.
but will stand by him till h* retire* into
hi* hoi* and pull* th* mouth iu alter
hia.
A annua W*ao Srrao. canvaaaing
agsnt for the Gou> Hill Ntw,, and
lecturer on "What I know Ah*ut Tun
nsling after Royalty," will deliver hi*
good old lecture this evauiug at Na
tional Guard Hall. Virginia City. It
will b* a lively lecture, illustrated hy
a long series of msgic lantern pictures
illuatrating "Sharon's woodpile," "Su
tro a Conscience," "Sharon's crooked
railroad." "the Sutro Tannel jackaas,"
"th* Bangk wing," *tc. Should tb*
calcium retort and gasometer fail to con
nubial* properly, so thit the l.vntern
won't work, Sutro will try to g* it aloue
—run on his own gas. There will be a
good andi«nc« iu there is no charge of
*A<ltnission to th* show.
Gold baa recently been discovered at
a point about seventy-five miles north of
Xlkn, near the Owyhee. The pioneer
miners who have secured cUims iu this
new El Dorado, apeak in the highest
terms of th* pro*pret* th*re. Th* gold
Uk*n from th* claims ia vary pure, be
ing worth 919 per ouuc*, and some of it
more. A company from Owyhee made
a run of ten day* with two hands, and
cleaned up 9400, but th* trouble is wa
ter ia ao scarce that work has been tem
porarily suspended.
Cot'LDXT StaM" it.—Oar friend 0.
K. White, the well-known grocery and
provision dealer on tha Divide, >u ■
member of the "Independent" clique,
which wu organized at Virginia City,
bat preeerved hi* honor and indepen
dence by leaving than. So mora ot it
in hi*.
Am auNmtnt of $3 par ahara waa
levied on tha 17th inatant by the Bay
taond & Ely Mining Co., Pioche, tha
flpt th«j hare «ttr levied.
FAPPIO AWAT.
Gradually, bat car*ly, is the to-called
" Ind*p*nd*nt" moTemsnt Im this State,
or rather Stony county, dying oat. On*
by one the original projector* and par
ti ci pen ta in it haT* left it, Uka rate d*
aarting a sinking ship, nntil there la
merely a corporal's guard—a forlorn
hop*—left. The " party " wua too (all
o( corruption to live. It did net repre
eent th* real Independents of the coun
try at all, bat merely a (action of po
litical schemer*. soured and disappointed
otto* eeekere, and a few reasonably hon
est persons, who ar* always ready to join
a new political party through lore of nov
elty, or (or th* sake o( finding oat what
is in it. Joe Qoodman was the first
starter oi the movement in this State,
and thought his psper could work the
thing up to success, but he ouly suc
ceeded in scuttling his own ship, and
hauling down his black flag he retired to
Europe in disgust at his own folly. The
beet men have all left that foolish clique,
and ita existence is even now a matter of
hiatory. The true Independents in poli
tics could not affiliate with such a cor
rupt .organization, but preserve their
credit and honor still intact.
Ed. Ui'un of (hi* tow*, took • drive
down to Sdver City in a ono-Uon* cart
a day or two tino*. and diitinguliked
himaelf. A Silver City dog got out and
barkad at him, acariii^ hi* horn*. Ed
got ev*n on that dog by running over
him and alto a hog, and • quarts taam
and a load of wood and a couple of
boarding h»u»M. All tb* damage he
HOatainad waa lha bur»tini| uf a bally
band (of the horse) and atill hi* happi
ness dixia not seeui to b« complete.
Th» eucalyptus i* a natire of Ta»
utama, or Van Dieuian'a Land. An au
thor, writing of that country, naya of it:
" Tha blue gnm i* found ia almudanr«
in tha north, although that from tha
aouth is deemed tha beat, and grow* bet
ter in the hill* than in th« valley*. Fina
•pecimem ara found, varying from 300
to 350 feat in height, and from 30 to 75
feat around tha baa*. Ita elasticity i*
greater than eithar the Uooruug *aul,
Indian teak or Britiih oak."
Tbi largest laud-holder in America,
according to all accounts, ia Mr. Oeorga
Grant, the bead and front of the Victo
ria colony of Kanaaa. With an ample
fortune he came Went from Scotland, a
few years ago, and inveatad heavily in
Kauaan lands ami continued ao to do
until now, in connection with a few
frienda, they have noma twenty square
uiUea of territory being rapidly filled
with settlers.
Abthfb lluxnoxs, a little boy three
years of aga, waa aecidentally drowned
at Dayton yeeterday by falling head
foremoat into a barrel of water near
which ha was playing. It waa half an
hour before the aad accident waa dis
covered. The bereaved parent* are res
ident* of Dayton, the father being amal
gamator at the Ophir mill near that
town.
Sirrao'a newspaper at Virginia ap
pears to be degenerating into a aort of
iAjjeji;«t aheet, judging from ita edito
rial content* of thi* morning. Sorry to
*ee it, yet we preamne ita managers
think all auch things fair in war.
A Dostum lady in California saya that
the big strawberries on the Pacific coast
have but little davor, being a croa* ba
tweeu a turnip and a dried apple.
How Mr. and llrt. Dickens were Sepa
rated.
[Loedeo Cerretpoadaact of lb* Arcadlaa 1
Your reader* may have heard o( the
grand amateur performance Riven in
18.19 at Ik* Free Trade Hall, Mam-bet
ter. in aid of the Douglaaa Jerold (nud.
Dickeaa, Collina, Shirley llrooke. Mark
Lemon, and many other celebrated
writer* took part. The ladie*' charac
ter* were interpreted by profeeaional ac
treaae*. Auiong these »u Mi<a HI lea
Ternan. She wa* tbeu a freah, pleaa
aut-leoking girl, not eaperially pretty,
bat poaeceaing a good figure and an
extremely agreeable manner. If ever
the German poet'a doctrine of elective
afflmtiee waa proved to be true, it waa
when Dickena and Miaa Ternan met. It
waa evident to nearly all of oa that the
two were mutually infatuated. Dickena
waa conatantly at her aide, though hia
manner waa carefully guurded. Mm
Dickena waa with the party, but ahe did
not appear to notice the iutimacv. Very
■won after tbeae performance liiu Ter
nau, at Dickena' wiah, left the atage.
Hia affection for her waa aaid to have
been purely platonic, and I have never
met any oue who waa diapoeed to die
pote thia belief. But nevertheleaa. it
waa thia intimacy which waa the final
cauaa of the ruuture between Dickena
and hia wife. For many year* prior to
1869 their mutual relatione had been
anything bnt happy, although I do not
think that Mr*. Dickena had previoualy
had kny well-grounded cause for jeal
ouay. A abort time after the partv re
turned from Mancheeter. Mra. Dickena
went into a faahionable jeweler'a at the
Weal End. where ahe waa in the habit of
dealing, and waa aaked by one of the
firm, who knew her well, how ahe liked
her new bracelet. She *aid that ahu did
not underatand him. aa ahe had not re
ceived any each article. The gentleman
then explained that it waa one Mr,
Dickena had ordered for hia wife, with
a likeueea and tome hair in. Thia, of
courae. opened Mr*. Dickena' ey*a, and
a eejiaration apeedily followed.
Iloau Imvcvtiiiv -At the Contra Coe
ta Laundry, down toward* the Foint,
may lie wen in full operation an Im
proved clothe* waahing cylinder. It ia
■ 'Ten by aeven feet in diinenaiona, built
at Oakland Iron Worka by Scoville, and
invented by that gentleman and Pliny
Bartlrtt, on* of the proprietor* of the
laundry. A patent haa been applied fer.
Thia machine |>o*aeeae* derided advan
tage* over the cylinder* formerly need.
The garmenta are kept rolling, amoothly
and evenly and quickly, and when taken
out after the hour'* ablution, not a
•peck can be found on a piece, ao thor
oughly have they been cleanaed. The
patenteea believe that the work of thi*
machine can be done cheaper, aa well aa
more effectually than any or all other*
now in u*e. It is capable of waahing in
an hour and a half aixty doien of ahirta.
The cylinder oo*t one thoaiand dollar*.
—OaUand Trantcripl, AoguM 19.
A nuaoxcm in the Ohio penitentiary
named laaiah Baker, while working at a
tmu-aaw, waa atruck in the eye by a
dying iplinter, which haa coat him the
use of hia eye. He loat the u*e of the
other aboat three year* since, from a
small ipark of hot (teal flying into it.
He i* now the only totally blind convict
in th* priaon. H* waa aent to the peni
tentiary from Fairfleld county, under a
life sentence tor shooting hia mother. |
Aerou the CoatlMit.
I From th* Chlcap UtarOctu. Aug. a]
For several months tkere has b««a a
schema working which, until within a
■hart time, has been brought to nothing
at all tangible. Thar* haa bean over
turaa to Eaatern and Pacific Coaat capi
talists, but, aa haa Iwn stated, nothing
haa coma in the ahape of reaolta until
iwoantly. Within a few dsys, however;
there have been developments that will
warrant making the matter public. Bine*
the adjournment of Congree*, and for
aome little tima before, a movement haa
been on foot for a Granger*' railway
from Ea*t to West. Th* agitator* have
been working hard, but is a quiet way,
until new they think they "have a
ease." Teateiday a meeting waa held in
thia city, which was composed of Eaat
arn, Wee tern and Southern capitalists,
and in which there was great unanimity
in th* project. Whether th* m**ting
waa composed entirely of Oranger* or
not cannot be stated, so quiet wss th*
matter kept. Indeed it waa not until a
lata hour last *f*ning that the reporter
learned that th* gathering here had ac
tually taken place. " Ther* is abun
dant capital and all the influence neces
sary," the movers say, "to make the
ech'eme a auceeea, and no efforts will be
apaied." It is proposed to make a
through double-track line from the At
lantic to the Pacific. It is not proposed,
however, to construct it ull the way, bat
by connections ths projector* know they
can get to accouipliah their purpoee.
Whether th* Boston schsme haa any
thing to do wit^ thia cannot yet be
learned, but it is believed that it has.
Numerous "iHOnisa" parties have
been visiting Illinois lately, aud it is
givan out that ths obj*ct le to investi
gate into th* f*aaibility of th* matter.
The g*ntl*uen uow here will remain
several days, and will probably hold an
othsr meeting to-day, at which a delega
tion, exported from the Pacific Coast,
msy be present. It is noticeable that
several of th* Kastern railroad kinga are
in Chicago.
The Aaerican Rothschilds.
About thirty year* ago the Delaware
bridge wm jimt aa it ia now—inuoh io
want of a ooat of good paint, wall
spread on, and tha uiaaagera than or
dered, aa I hop« they will now ofiler, ita
being forthwith doue aa work at preaeat
with tha worthy rlaaa of our citixcna ia
not very preaaing. Aa tha job at that
tima waa a pretty large one, and aaveral
painter* wera employed. aud among tha
party waa a young Jaw, who received
W>1, rrata par ilny for hi* labor, aad hia
brother waa then employed by Am
1'acker at f 100 par annum. Hut low
wage* and salaries did not itatap out
thair indomitabla energy and perse
verance. for ahortly afterward they weat
to California, whora there waa a wide
ami profitable field for euergy and enter
prise juat aueli aa they poeaeaeed and
uaad to greet advantage, which secured
to them n great amount of wealth. In
due tima they returned to New York,
which gave them a mora auitable (laid
for employing their larga capital for a
tima in mercantile pnniuita; but latterly
they have been prominent banker* in
large financial oparationa on their own
account, and agents for the llaaara.
Rotachild. Now, reader, who do yon
think thane two young Jewa are, whom
wa have eu haatily described? Why,
none other than tha Masara. Hrligman,
ao 'prominently connected with Uncle
Ham's $179,000,000 of fire per cent,
bonda. — Ivutoii (I'.a.) A'rw 1'n.u.
The T'^phone.
Thia ia a new in«trament recently in
vented by Mr. Eliaha (Iray, of Chicago,
for the trunamuaion of aounda. Noted
alcctricana aay that tliey believe that the
time will corn* when the operatora wilt
tranamit t I aounda of their owu voice
oter the wires. The novel iuatrumeut
called the telephone has bean teen at
work, aud haa played music on a piano
key-board, tranamitting through an un
broken circle of two thouaand four hun
dred milca. reproduced on a violin at
tached to the receiving end of the wire.
Mr. Gray played "llail Columbia,"
"The Star Hpungled Bauner," "Uod
Have the Qnecn," "Yankee Doodle,"
and other well-known aire, and they
were unmistakalily repeated, note for
note, on the violin which lay on a table
near at hand. Kvon an accidental false
note wna immediately detected on the
violin. Mr. Gray exhibited many other
experimente with tin cana, small paper
drama, etc., which were attached to the
receiving end of the wire in place of the
violiu. The paper dram gave to the
musical soun.l# that |>cculiar bnuing
twang which is , rodnced by boya play
ing a piece of thin |>aper over a hair
comb, and then blowing on it. What
thia will all lead to, or where it will all
end. ia one of the moat extraordinary
problems of the day.
Nevada Camels.
Upon a ranch on the Ciindu River
there ia a herd of tweuty-aix camela, all
but two of which were bred and raised
in Nevada. Home yean ago nine or ten
camela were imported iuto the State,but of
these only two lived to become acclimated,
and from thia pair have bean raiaed the
twenty-four. The men who have them
are Frenchmen, and had formerly name
experience with camela in Europe. They
find no difficulty in rearing them, and
can now ahow tweuty-four fine, healthy
anituala, all of Waahoa growth. Tha
camel way now be aald to be thoroughly
acclimated in thia Htate. The owners
of the herd find it no more difficult to
breed and rear them than wonld be ex
perienced with tha tame numlierof goats
or donkeya. The ranch upon which
they are kept is sandy aud aterile iu the
extreme, vet the aitiuvala feaat aud grow
fat on auch prickly ahmba aud bitter
weeds as no other animal could touch.
When left to themaelvea their great de
light, after filling themaelvea with the
coarse herbage of the deaert, ia to lie
and roll in the hot sand. They are used
in packing salt to the milk on the river
from the marshes lying in the desert
some siitv miles eaatward. They have
animals that easily pack one thouaand
poll mis. - Enltrjtn*.
Poor tad Co»«ltt'» Island*.
W e yevterilny »;>ok« of the proposed
IxrliKciir u( Jim Hurge, (Jim, na anvone
known in famom for hi* barhacnea) on
Poor and Coaaitt'e island*. We yeater
•lav visited iheee ialanda and were sur
prised to And ao pretty a place of
nature's handicraft ao near town (about
a taile and a half) unknown and un
noticed. There are four ialaude formed
by the branching of the Truckee, from
one to Are nerve in extant, thickly cor
ered with willow* and cotton wood. It
ia proposed to connect these Ulanda by
ruatic bridges, to enable the viaitor* to
explore their hidden niyateriea, Wild
iuwen, gooseberries and currant*, grow
abundantly. We walked for a half mile
along the aide of the river in a shade
made ao perfect by the overhanging
tree* that scarcely a ray of aunahine
penetrated. This ia a favorite apot, too,
of the California birda, and aa we have
aince been informed, of Heno lover*.
Judge Poor iaforma ua lie haa made ar
rangements for the cultivation of fish
here during the coming eeaaon, for
which we think the place admirably
adapted.—Reno Jimmnl, A<*j 20.
Wilis you see i> young man with a
yellow veal on and a girl hanging on his
ana walk np to a candy stand and reck
leaaly call for "some more gum drops
and a hull stick of llcerisk." you can
mark kim aa a candidate for the poor
house.
The lidifMdwti at Caraoa.
Several of the B«no Independents
were in town laat Bight tad held * oau
cm. The gentleman fan Beno vara
Deacon Snarleyov and W. T. C. Elliott
(rough); a gentleman named Jameaon,
from Steamboat, Jndga Banker and Mr.
Lipman, from Beno, and John I. Oinn,
(rota Virginia City. At the time we ar
rived at the acene of the oaucna, boai
neaa waa ended, and we found the Bar.
Mr. Snarley in the (nil tide of hla Sha
ron and Bank Ring diaeonne. Hia an
dienoa aat atiU a long time, bat the ear
mon becoming tedioaa, one irreverent
wretch roared out: "Dry op; that'a too
thin and etale!" We are credibly in
armed that it ia the intention o( the
party to atart a paper in Caraon City in
the lntereat o( Sntro (or the Senate, Da
Long (or Congreaa, John I Oinn (or
State Printer, and Snarley (or Diatrict
Judge •( the Second Judicial Diatrict—
that ia, it the laat mentioned doea not
arrange matter* with Mr. Sharon to
morrow.— Cnrwa Wmix, .(input 19.
A Lkttkh rjM Praiurnar.—"A rath
er amaaing da«V." aaj« Colonel Stnart
in hia 'lleminiacencea of a Soldier,'
"wm told to me tome time ago by mi
old lady who had an ancient eervant that
had lived with her (or many yeara,
named Ann Dra^y. One day Ann came
in to her Miatrea* ia the parlor crying.
'Now ain't I the unfortunate woman?
Ocb, what will I do at all, at all?'
"What'e the matter, Ann!" aaid her
Miatraaa. 'Orh, ma'am,' replied Ann,
'the poataan'a outaidr, and ha'a got a
letter (or me (rora imrgatory, and I
know it'* from my osld mother, who'a
Ikvii there thia tin year*, and it'a all
about me not paying (or the maaaea I
aaid 1 would. Ochone! but I am the
niaerahle woman.' On the miatraaa go
ing out ehe (onnd the noatman In a fit
of laughter, with a letter direct ml to
'Ann lJrady,' from the 'Dead Lettor of
flee.' Nothing reuld lndiloo her to
touch it, the 'Dead' to her meaning pur
gatory, and nothing el«e; and her tula
treaa wax obliged to open the letter (or
her, and (onnd it wax one Ann had
written to a nephew in Clara, but aa ha
had gone to America, the letter had oon
eequently been ratnrnad."
Tai flrat external revelation ot the
dry rot in man ia a tendency to lark and
lounge; to ba at atrwt comer* without
intelligent reaaona; to tie going any
where when met; to bo about many
place* rather than auy; to do nothing
tangible, bat to have intention of per
forming n number of tangible dntiea to
morrow or the day after,—I'hnrUt inde
nt.
Marrlagen.
CAVKLL- PAltsONB-Ia Canon llty, Auguit
1Mb, William Cavell to Margaret K. Panea*.
1 —
Ueatha,
HE I.I.I Nil Ml- In Dejtoa. Ancnttlftk, Arlhar,
infant ton of I*, and H. Bellinger.
HC\V TO-BAY.
HECOND
ANNUAL PICNIC
TARGET EXCURSION
WASHINGTON GUARD!
TO BE HELD AT
BOWER8' MANSION
... OK,...
Tuesday, September 8th.
rK UNRIVALED BAND ATTACHED TO
the CinDpur, and known aa Ik* WAHII
INUTON QUARD BAND, will to pre«*nt to
dlaeoure* (lie i*Htnt concert and danca ma
lic that ran be obtained for the occasion.
A vplendld OOLDEN ARROW will be
•ffered to ihe Lady who •hall make tto BEHT
SHOT at the Archery conlcit
A han'l*om* PHie, contldlng of » HPI.KN
HID IIENHY RIPLK, will to offered to all oat
rider* who wlili to campet* for the aald prtia
a (hooting at a lard placed it the regulation
•lance, namely, *00 yard*.
Ample car accommodation will to provided
fur oar gue*t*. and the etrlctrat order will be
maintained both on th» car* and sroanda by
member* uf tho Company detailed roe that pur
TICHETM MB 30
To to obtained from the OoaoUtlar or any of
the Company.
CAPTAIN B. P. LACKEY,
BIRO BANT WM. HARPER,
HEHUBANT BAM'L TANUYB,
anM Id Cum ml tee of A rran foment*.
QOl'Tll t'OMHTOCk HOLD AND
•J Hllver MInlnc Company -l.uraiIon of prin
cipal place or bialnee*, Han Prancl*co, Call
for* la.
Location of work*, (loUl lllll, Htorvy county,
Nevada.
Nolle* la hereby Riven, that at a merlin? of
the Board of Director*, bald on tb* II; h day of
Auifu*t, 11(74, an a**e*ament (No. 1) of PI fly
Oewta per abar* waa ItTled apoa tb*
capital *tock of tha corporation, payable Im
madlauly, la UalMd BtaMa COM MMo lb*
Secretary. at tk* odtc* of tb* Compaay, Rooma
T! and M (third Boor) N*w Merchant*' Ex
citant* Building, California >tr**l, Ban Pran
cleco, Calllorala.
Ant alock apoa which thl* awaamcnt >kall
remain unpaid on tb* ttd day of Heptemtor,
1*74, wlU to dellnqueat, aad advartlaad for tali
at pabllc aactloa. and aaleaa payment I* mad*
tofora. will to aold on tb* TtVKI.PTII diy
of October. 187*. to pay the detlBqorat
ItUaf
mrnt. tOKetber wltb'coata of advertising
awl eipau*** of aale.
Br order of tb* Director*.
J. X. BUPPINUTON. Herniary.
OBc«—RoomatT and SA (third Boor), 1I*W
Mcrrbaula' Exchang* Building, California
•treat, Han Prancltco, California. auM Id
SCCOOB iiu AND HINIXU
Company—Location of principal plac* of
bat I mm, Han Praaclm. Btata or California.
Location of work*. OoM HUI Mlalog Dlllrlct,
Storey county, Slat* of Nevada
Nolle* la tor*by (Iron that at a meeting
of tb* Director*, held on tb* 1Mb day or Augtiat,
1*74.an a**e»*a>«ut (No t) of One Dollar tgl I per
•bare wa* l«rl*d npon tb* lanital *tock »f the
corporation. payabl* Immediately, In I'nllod
Htalc* gold coin, loth* Secretary. at tho office
of tb* Company. Room* 5 and I, No. 301 Moul
gomarj ureal, Han Prandaco, California.
Any stock upon which tbl« a«*r>im*nt >U1I
remain nupald 041 TUESDAY, Iba Bid day of
B*pt*ator. 1174, will to d*linou«nt. and ad nr.
tlaed for tale at pabllc aactlon. and unl*** pay
ment l« made befbre. will to »old on WEDNES
DAY, tb* 14th day of October. 1BT4. to pay tb*
delinquent a ■ml. tog*ttor wltb co*ta of
adrartlilnc and *in*n**a of *al*.
Wjf. H. WATBON, Hacretary.
OBc*-R*«ma 3 and 8, No. an Montgomery
•treat. Haa Prandaco. auJO td_
■in it nria. Jrniri riria
PIPER'S CORNER,
B AND UNION MTBKKTfl,
VIRGINIA.
nru ■■•twim, PnnhMi
•piNMT BRANDS OF
Wines, Liquors k Cl*ar&
AT ONI BIT.
lT*rr ttlcaUoa p>M to Mtroa»
mK If
P. T. KIRBY, M. D.|
PHY8I0IAN AND «UltC10N.
Ofln ai4 RmMmcii Darwla'i ]
Avar)
M. J. HcCUTCHKON U mj ulkoftnd Col
lector. to» tf
HEW TO-DAY.
PIPER'S OKRA HOME.
jour ririot. ........ ..fbofriitor
A. D. BILLINSS Star* Miaapr
A DECIDED HIT!
» • ' : ' . .1 >
COOtlOMd (MOM. Of Ik* Ul*Bt*d JOU|
Ml. lEOIIE >. CHAPLIN.
Who** brilliant attlnf haa woe tor Ua lb*
moat lUtterlnc tsoomlssu from both tb* pr«M
ud th* public, (ipporu* br
HISS ANMTTE IWCE
And tb* tall Mock coapaar.
T■VH»AT I!D^ AW. S**Hb
The beautifulbrMart.Lot*
INGOMAR,
T1IB BARBARIAN.
Infomar MR. O. D. OHAFLIK
ParthMle...... MISS ANNBTTK INCK
After which Ik* ald*-*pllttlsg lart* of
THE QUIET FAMILY
FRIDAY, F AMI WILL BKNKFIT OF
GEO. D. CHAPLIN.
R O 8 E J) ALE!
HATtTROAY. LABT CHAPLIN MATINS!.
PKICtH OF ADMIHSION:
Drew Circle aud OrcbMir* Cbslr* f I 00
ParaaMte H
I'rltat* Bora ( 00
No uirt chart* (br Reeerred S**t*. »u*)
THE TRANSIT
V E N U 8 !
18 NOT MORK ANXIOUSLY AWA1TSD BY
1 tb* A»trooomen and Helenll.U of the world
than tb* tno.lt *f OOODH from R*.t«rn Mart*
to tb* W1I1TK HOUHB CLOTIIINU BTOItB
bjr tb* handrad* of ca«tom*r» of
COHN * ISAACS.
EYELESS FISH
Anathema In tb* Mammoth Car*, wbtre all
I* a dalaalnn aad a •nar*—oetwara abow. In
ward emptlne.* and declining rapautlaa-bat
In the WI11TK IIOUBB *111* op*n a* tbe day,
and lb* better and brighter tb* *jrr* tb* mora
will tb*jr admire all tbat I* there to be ran,
wbrtber the owner* of the ejet be B.h or men.
COHN & ISAACS,
•...Of TAB...*
WHITE HOUSE,
... OFFER Till....
.° ea
E°
8 8
T ...and... T
8e e«
PA
E O
HcH
MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
8IIMMIR CLOTHING
leer exhibited In th* Stat* of N*rada.
Anr AFRICAN PIGMY
Could pnl In hit eja *11 lb* " with or tnda"
that roil Into tb« amptjr, ccholni catarna of ih«
Mammoth Ca»», hot to nmova In * month tha
WIIITK IIOl'HK ralv* of a day wooM waarjr an
ARMY OF ARABIAN GIANTS,
So groat It the ruah aloe* ha lut arrtral of
" nobby " and daalrabla
Spring and Summer Goods,
All anld at W*a prtraa tb«n olhera an charging
tor old, nnatj, ahtlf-worn ahoddjr.
tVOnr rnatoiMra will bear In Bind thai
our Immrnx' atocfc or (ooda occnplra bnt ONE
STOUT -no las atorr attached— and that OUR
" HTYLB " IH IN OCR OUODfl. and not la tha
men wbo wll Uinn-ciccMlre dl^'iilty and
aaitarltr balof baalafeed.
COHN * ISAACS,
"WHITE Him" OlOTNIM STOIC,
R*. 1* Math C llrMt,
VIRGINIA 0(ITYp NEVADA,
WALLER'S
CLOTHING BAZAR,
In Dr. llall'a Naw Bnlldlng.
■AIM ITIKCT COLD BIIU
M. F. WALLER
/1ALL8 PARTICULAR ATTENTION OF
Vy or tha public to tha toct that ba ia aatllaf
bla aplandld a lock of
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING,
....coiataTixaor....
DRBK* AND Bt'HlNKM WITH,
BOTH* CLOTHING.
rrKNimniNu noomt.
IIAT*, BOOTH, SHORN.
TKUNKK, VALISXA,
R1CARDLK88 OF COST!
tBTall and rxamlna baton parch* #1 eg
alaawhan. ao» tf
COM8TOCK LOCIE
ASSAY OFFICE,
COMER 0 MO TAYLOR «TS., YIMI1IA.
MriTTKD AND KXLAItOKD
MiWmi AiMrtif u4 Anlnlnl Mm
IM7 Ofl lr« 01
*d to do «1
offlM in ib<
uu ;h.
M^rvrSi1.0 ftiu.
MW tf
WANTKDI
rpHXBOt rOUK CJfTURNIBHID TV OOMB.
1 ulubU for koiMkMptai, or * MUl J bou*.
IsqiUra At ifcUoBcf,
MY «M>M. Ite.
THE PIONEBR
DRY GOOD8I
Established In 18MI
LATI8T FASHIONS I
FBAflKENHKIIHEB'S!
FAMILY
DBIf GOODS STORE ![
OOLP HILL.
■«C11T«», A IILIOT |
DRK88 GOODS!
Tkti Department If replete wtlk elefut,
norel tad mdil atjlee, aad eeaeUtatee the
moat complete aeeertaent mt offered latkli
town.
housekeeping goods
Bernaley, Scotch and Irleh Duuk i
Daauak Tibia Clotki and Napklni
Toerele aad Towfllo*;
Linen and Cotton sheeting* and lhlrtlnr<
Dlankctaand Uullla;
Colored and Wklte Plaaaele;
Taklaaad Plaao Coraja i
Lac* Certain., Etc., Be., lu
At Greatly Reduced Prices)
HOSIKRY DEPARTMENT
Ladle*'. Cklldrea'f and Oeata' Hoelerj of a)! I
•laM aad qnadtlra.
Qlotee, Lataa. Embroidery In aata andbytk*
yard; Handkerchief*, etc., etc.
Will Ml •• Cheap far Oaak ma ai)
•lar. la iW male !
aaltr HI. rRANKKNUKIMIK.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
Dry Goods Have Declined, |
• aa . Bt'T. ...
TO REALIZE ITS TRUTH!
rov MVHT HRK AND PKK'R
B. CALLAND'S
lniltKNaE STOCK.
-riVKRY BRANCH FN TIIR LINE OP I
£i STAPLE and PANCT DRV (MM)DH li
ctaamad wltk tlx CHOICEST NOVELTIES. 1
Kaadr-aada Itrnm lar U4I« aad I
i'alldrrat Dadarwaar af all dwrlp
tl.aa. N.weai Hirl* af flale aad
Baaa.la, I'araMla, *«■«.
It aviary. I arr«. Oar.
Twa aad Thraa
hattaard Kid
(lTavr.1
OP ALL SHADES AND BEST MAKE.
tt
An Kv«rrtlilR«la ProMrftoa*
•02 1/
VARIETY" 8TORE.
pICNIC, MARKET, WALL AND WORK
BASKETS.
PICTTKK IPKAMKM. HNCY I'HIK'K.
KKY, I,A Ml"*, TOYN,
NTATIONRKY,
AND A OKNERAL ASSORTMENT OP
FANCY G O O I> H .
Berliner'* Variety Slore,
MAIN NTIIKRT. (lOI.D llll.l.,
(Opp. Odd Pellowe' Hall)
Oheajjrr than tka cktapaat. Call and we for
Toaraal
m«n Im K. RKRLINRR
>. a. BALLATtK. 1.. D. ml JO*.
D. S. OALLATIN & GO.
■aeaaaaara la O.T. krtirdta,
MAIN UTRRRTi (JOI.D IITI.Ih NBT.
....nuLiai in....
H A R DWARE
Of Retry Daarrlf llaa.
MILL AND MINING SUPPLIES
Stores, Tin Ware,
—ktm—
HOUSK FURNI8HINO OOOD8
TIN. COPPER'' AND SHEETIMN WORK
DONIC TO ORDKR.
aulO tf
NAI0-B00K 8F POLITICS FOR 1174.
HON.EOWARD M'PHERSON
Clark *r Hmn «f MpnMBtailw,
VilM HlatM.
rlBAOCURATI AND IMPARTIAL VOL
a BS« flrta l*e rail record *1 the " lixrWM
of Salary Act" and lit repeal. on Tranapurta
tlon, Civil Rlgtata and Plnanrlal Unfatlona, In
cladliit ttaa Aet of IBM, creatine " La^al Tend
•re" all coin InUred on Dendi, end the rerl
oae I:rpandtn( and Contracting Act* (lac*,
fiwldwl Oraat'e Mnauw and Mimorudum,
Inirrr-.rwn, Inure, I'mtUnntloni, nnd Action
In A ibvnl, Arkanaae, LmlilMu and Tnu.
Supmuia Court Dectelona. lillnoU »od Wle
conrln IUIIroad Law*. Conelltallonal Anrud
mrat«, mad* end ponding,!In hum and Nation.
" Backpay" ffutlailca. Tablet of Appropria
tion*. Debt, KWctlooa, Carrtncr Dletrlbnllui
by MaUa and Mctlone, «tc. Invaluable far
cainuulgn Oloth. f) SOnoat paid
Addreea WEO. tua D1WH.1
anil Iw r. O. Box 4*4, Waehlngtoo, D. 0.
lURKR.
Ca B. SMITH
OmW HIRSKIF AS A CAHDIIUT8
Ibr the aBlca of Ooonir Treaenrer of Hlo
nj Conntjr. «aW*t to nomination by
ecrattc Oountjr Convention. anlt tr
TO LIT. ' .
rpBRKX riTRKISHID ROOMH, SUITABLE
for hMMkMplBC. Tot partlcatara, tnqnlra at
Wada'i Ortarj toon, Mala WMt, <J«U
HUL aall lir
WABHnSTOJr GQBB Piciic.
atCOHD AXWCAL KCCtlRSlON or the
° Washington Uuard will be bald at Bow
ara' Maaalim oa tha Mb daj orSaptaabar. For
tanbar particulars in fataraadrartlaaaaata.
Bj ordarof tbaOommlltra of Arrangtmanu.
aautd
BIMOVAL.
fHi omoi or thi woodvills
X OoM aad Bllrar Mlnln* Oompaa* baa ra
Mwcitmrnnm.
LAfCE TAHOEI
JOHN W. McKINNEY'S;
SUGAR PIUTE POINT.
Health I Pleural Beore&tion I
k V «• f > «
hoi "ti t/, (Bid the mot!
E—H» aa* HnhUkl
And M« lb* BUT FIHHINU UB0UHD8.
A 1m wharf rant oil lo deep wal.r la lb*
Lake, and plenljr of boata are ftiniWIied free for
theplmaure of the (aeew. Tbe HTKAMSHH
toacb at tbe wharf duly to Und paneogrr».
Paaerngrr* from Oolit litII or Virginia rati pi
by wn* of Truckee anil Taboo Cltjr. or Caixio
and (iMnbrvok. taklnic the «t<auier arroa. tbe
Like.
HATCH OV CUAKIJKNI
Board and lodging. per week, $10 00
Board aad lodging. per day ID
Children from H to It year. of ace. half price.
Invalids aa wall aa bmlneee Ben. or (kmlllaa
weklng racreatlon and plearnre. will Hod tbl.
the rerjr place.
JDU.N W. MrKINNKV,
aaa if Proprietor.^
JEW EL E R
.••.AMD. .
STATIONER.
THI UWDIMIUNKD K««rn COM
I lUBUr on Imb4 lUip AMoit
atnt of 1
GOLD AND BILVIR WATCHES.
DiaauAi, Vkalaii l.sallra' Mi,
■iNif Ballaaa, Plng»r Mlaaa.
Mi Pmh, Ukaraia, Lackm,
Naykla Bla(a, Nllrrr
lyatlatln, nr., »lr.
BLINK B00K8&8TATI0NERY
or ALL KINDS.
CLOCKS FROMJM BO TO 920
WATOim. CLOTEH and JBWKLRT !U
paired «IUi Stratum and Dlapatrh. All work
warranlad.
AOKNT for all the tta-raanrnio aad Haa
Franclaro DAILT AND WBBKLY I'Al'KHK.
All lb* Lataal Kaatrrn Prrlndletla and Man
alora ronitanlly on hand at low rrtraa. Da.
Ilrarad Id aojr part of town.
8. W. CHUBBUCK,
roNTornm. ool.D him..
a«H II
GOLD HILL MARKET.
(NEXT DOOK TO NEWS OKKIOI.)
L. T. FOX « iTpROFIIIITOR
i T THIII MAHKRT
cm »lw«yi •>• found lk«
cbukul
"" MUTTON,
P°"K' VIAL'
mm4 UDIAai*.(liHUn|.
OarulauUbclscMlKlcd from lh« b«>tClt
lie Raachn in Nerada and California, iri
alwajr. tiealtbr.
PHIVATI KAHILIKH AND IIOTELM will
_nd It to lh*lr ad»anla«a In pMrunlic thl.
Market, wbert they will alwaya he inpplltt
wl'h lbs be. I meals lbs roantrr can afford.
RKNDKRRD TALLOW, for mill andmlnlnf
pnipoM>,ron>untl]r on band.
-i."11 ]L. T WOK
WOODRUFF'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
MAIN STRUT.COLD MILL.
(Oppoall* Itat Newa office).
rAADIBfl'. OKNTH- MIHSKS' AND CIIII,
j DIIKN'H
BOOTS, SlIOEN,
QAITBRS, BTO,
Of rrery rarletr, and a lai** atock to a*l*ct
from.
PtIcm 10 par not. below Virginia rait*.
Trad* m llm awl Mr* M*a*r.
H. B. WOODRUFF.
Jri»i»
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR EVERYBODY !
J. A. WINTERBAUER'8,
Op*. the Kallp** Hlabia*,
MAIM ITUR, VOID KILL,
Al tb* VSBT LOWEUT riUURUI
fPHKKK H 1*0 t'SK OF UOIMO
1 allpabod when to* can tt*t u;Hl
thingjou need In Ilia Ikiot and BbecfW
It* k**p* eoaaUnllr on hand a tall aupplr of
Boeklngbaa Bonta and 8bo**. and alao atlchd*
lo Oq.tom Work. Including manufacturing lo
aull I
to onatom work, including
*rd*r aad Try bli
BDRLEIGB ROCK DRILLS
AIR COMPRESSORS
ARB THE ONLY DRILLINO MACIIINRHY
thai baa *r*r doo* an? asreaeafhl Tunnel
work In America. Tbejr artj being ur*il upon
tb* lanr**l tminela and mining operation? on
tb* Oouuturk Lode, and al>* In I'laear, Marl'
poaaand RiMMrnaall**. California.
(•ample machinery ran he aeen and further
Information girt* by applying to
PARKE & LACY,
N*. 1#N. LRIDRNOOHrF KTKRRT,
Mai Fraael*r*i
Sol* Agtnl* for all Htalea and Terrllorlet Weal
fftg ttKockj Moantalne.
QUICKSILVER 1
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
rai nuoi of
QUICKSILVER
will aa
• I 01 OKNT8 PKN POUND.
AGENCYI
BANK OF CALIFORNIA'
TIRMRU 4NBUOLD U1LL.
aal tf
a.'airrr. w. l. LtLitH.
HAI8T A LILIENt
Civil Engineers and Sur
veyors.
orncRMi
n*M Hill—Or*r Glfcajaja'a lalll*.
riTSICIAlTB.
W. W. FETTEEHAN, E D.f
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
8URQKON AND ELKTRlvlAR*
p HADIATI or TlUt HAHNEMANN MED
U teal Ooi)«t< or Ffclladalpbla, tod u»
■Metrical laatltata of Pitta barf, Pk.
ELECTRICITY !
OBEiT DISCOVERIES!
All Chraal* INhum TtmmI with l'«*
imrinM Hwiim hr ika
TlriMl MWIiniltu mf
HmhiImi UtlnaUa
■■4 IlMrlflir,
OMm »•. II taalk C Ik, VirfiaU
OBca noBX»—From I to 11 A. a., Hol. and
I to I r. a. jjrt im
Homeopathic Physicians!
....AID....
MUUOUON*.
LATE OF NEW YOHK.
OMm X*. M iMtk C MnM,
VIRGINIA CITY.
orriri aocaa.
Dr. Picker A to 10 A. a. lid 1 to I P. a.
Dr. Tafia 10 to II a. a. tad T totp. a.
DR. A. HRTHIKR,
fiivnician ani> nckokon,
TfAVINO RE8IONED IIIM POHITION All
AX Ouanit I'bfairlaa. ran aow l>« foana al
lila oHlcr, So 1 llpar'a Balldla*, toroar of B
and I'olun Vlrjlola. Ilavlrg iba Coaa
tr BoapllAl of bla baoda, ba la bow ablo to
■If* all ol bla lima lortlj latlrnl*. aad will
proaaptlj raapond to All rail* far mad leal at
Undaoca. Jail If
J. U. HALL, M. ba
Phytician and Saifcm.
OPPK'K AND RMIOIMI-diNaln Ik*
"Naw." Omcr, Mai* Hi., Mold lllll.
«»»tf*
DR. J. MANSON,
I'hyNician and Surgeon,
(LaI* of Oran Vallaf, Cal.)
OFFICE-lo Maraard llaaaa, Uold lllll.
aptl m
J. & J. B. MALLOW,
NO. 41 SOUTH C STREET,
(!<mi daar I* Roak af Calirarala),
VIRGINIA, NIVADA.
Groceries and Provision*,
KNOLISH OROOKIRVi
CHINA SETS OF EXTRA QUALITY
TABLE CUTLIRY,
GLASSWARE.
KIIP ON HAND THB
CHOICEST WINES AND LIQUORS
IN TIIK MAKKKT,
FINE OLD COGNAC BRANDIES,
choice nnrunox,
HOOTCH AND IKIHII
"W H I8KIE8,
•10 PUT AND SHERRY NINES,
CHAMPAGNES & CLARETS.
UTAH th«lr Wln«« toil Uijoora »r» piirtB
twd Fare and HulUbl* for M«dl«lnal Purpaara.
I.AI.E IALLOX,
mi» Tlrglala. liwlti
WAGO\ AXD BLACKSMITH
8 H O P.
U AVISO RECBIVKI) A UOOD BIT
n ply of (11 klo<U of
WAOON MATERIAL,
I am fiitlr prepared lo do *11 kind, of heatjr
and litht work In mj line of l>o«ln<-»«.
New work of all klade made lo order, and re
patriae done on abort nolle*. Thar* la a
SMOIINO SHOP*'
Attached to the ealabllthmeiit. Nona bat tba
baat mechanic« employed.
BARD WOOD. LUMBER AMD WAOON MA
TK1UAL FOR BALE.
J. RANDALL,
Jjll In Lawar UaM Hill.
J. M. CORNWELL,
No. 39 Partli C MrrMi
VIRGINIA CITY, NIV.,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
aeeeAID.a*.
BIDDING.
UEADOUARTBR* FOR TI1B HTATE «>P
NKvADA toe tkacala or Ike famoee
(RANDALL HPKINtl 1KB.
Tlia Crandall Couplet Hprtng la tha onljr aell
aapportlnn, and cannot get oal of order.
Elcfct other KlfUa of Bwla
tkelared fcjr la.
GOLD HILL
FURNITURE STORE!
MAIN STNKKT,GOLD HILL,
(Kraaar'a Building, next abore the Newt offlce.l
B. W. CKAHT, PI0PK1KT0K.v
pURRNITirRE, HPR1XO MATTRIMBS,
CI'KI.KD HAIR,
Kl'IKK A AID mv MATTBKS8K8,
LOl'NOM, CARFKTB, OIL CLOTH.
WINDOW SHADES, KTO., «TO.
nr Farnllara aad Mattreaaea repaired. Caak
paid roe Second* hand »ataUare. Frtoaa raaaoa
abU-UU^M., „,w,qKAWT.
I M I LI DRIYPOUS,
ruoFRMOK or mimic.
AID TEA6IEI Of THE llllll.
BERLINER'S, or wttk B. W. GBVBBOCB,
Baa . Gold BUI foaMBca.
MUSIC FIHIIIfB^IAU 00CMI0I3I