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THE EVENING NEWS.
ALT. dotr.y, i t Mfcor «ss riwhw.
•OLD KILL, I i KOI DAT. AOO. IL 1174
iHOTRIt GLORIOCrt VICTORY.
Ths Elko Imirpemltnl, s staunch
Bradley organ, and peculiarly rsprrseut
ing the Bourbon ring of Nevada Democ
racy, cvmH oat in it* iuim of Saturday
laat in strong and hopeful language re
apecting the proepecta of tba Democracy
in Nevada. It soya:
Although the party ta now divided on
the queetioD of vho a hall ba the nomi
nee for Oovaraor, that difference will
aoon ba aottlod, and alter the Demo
cratic State Convention ia held the dif
ferent faction* will unite on the man
who reoeivea the preference and make
a strong harmonious fight, having only
in view the achieving ef another glori
ous victory in Nevada this fall.
We call attention to this language for
two reasons. First, because it substan
tiate oar aaaertion made some weeks
since, that. no|withatanding the bitter
rivalry now elisting in Democratic cir
dee between the eeveral candidates for
the Gubernatorial chair ia Nevada, there
ia not the alighteet hope that there will
bo any split in the Democratic ranks.
From Aral to laat the Democracy of Ne
vada have stood united on election day.
No representative Democrata have dur
ing the preoent summer signified their
willingneee or taken any steps to ally
themselves with the few straggling po
litical vagabonds who have unsuccess
fully attempted the formation of a so
called Independent party in this State.
On the contrary, they have been and are
to-day making a strict party fight. Dcrn
ocratio candidates for otfire look to
Democratic conventions for nomination,
and to Democratic slectors for votes.
True, they sro tacitly favoring the
Independent clique. But they do this
as a method of diveraton from the main
conflict at iaauo— the direct conteet be
tween Republicanism and Democracy.
Th«y pat the few malcontenta upon the
back, and say " Pilch into our common
foe, the Republican party," well know
ing that every vole loat to Kepublican
iam ia one gained to Democracy. There
will bo no split in the Democratic party
in Nevada this Fall. Delegataa will ea
se tu bis at tta Convention in Caraon, rep
reeenting the interests of rival candi
dates, but the nominationa once made,
all animoaity will bo drowned in the
standard Democratic style and beverage,
and each individual delegate will return
to his local habitation with a firm deter
mmation to follow out the hiatorical
precepts of hia party, to veto and labor
for the "straight ticket."
Second—Ui* lmuptnaeni naa iu Tiew
••th. .chirring of another glorioue vic
tor, in Nevada." Thi. spirit from •
Democratic .undpoint U wmmendable.
But it strike* ua that the Imkpmd-i i»
i lightly iscomrt In iU ueeof language.
It wt* "another gloriou*" Democratic
victory. W# m p*rh*p* 400 fn1**1'
bat mildly *ugg** that the »orJV "
othar • and « gloriou." ar. .uperduou*.
The only victory th. Democrat. ol Na
,Ua .t.r achi.fd na fou, ya«a ago.
by the aid of a lnrg* minority ®*
publican*. Tbia vletory(?) ean hardly
be cbaraetarUad aa ••gloriou. " Many
Bapublicana. ob>cting to th. Elk. nom
iT1-.;^. and anrag^l at l*lng. aa tb.y
T..i 0,aralaugb*d in lb. convention
cboa* between two alleged •«!*. «>d
combining with aund»y Democratic man
lg*r* mad* up from th* nomineea of
both contention*, a third or compromise
tickrt, which waariacUd. Tbia — th.
ftiat approach to victory evw achi.v.dby
DwocnU *lnc* Swda b~am. a SUt..
Aa to th* glory of each an achievement
wa may be pwmitwd to auggeet that
lik. Coggia'a eom«t, it U neithw very
danling nor lik.ly to aoon r^appw.
That th. D«nocrata of thi* State ar»,
aa unnal. united in thi* content there la
bo doubt. That wittingly or unwitting
ly wry Eepubhcan who eympathiMeor
alUee him**lt with an attempts third
party In Nevada U playing into the
htrA. 0f th. Democratic party U equal
ly plain, but that with the combined
atrength of all the oppoeiti.n the Re
publican party in thi. State wiU .offer
d*f*at in November w. do not believe.
Th. canae. which led to the bolt of 1870
have in a great measure disappeared.
Th. diaagrwrnenta then aii*ung h*v*
been hamonixed. There wiU b. mani
feaUd in the B*publio*n Convention
aoon to BMl at Winnemucea a unity of
purpoM. a determination to put forward
M Candida tea, atrong. good and available
man. and in our judgment after that
Convention ahall hare flniehed it* la
bor* th* Republican party will pw*ent
an inaurmountable barrier to Democratic
■ucceue. Th* " gloriou. " victori.* of
Democracy wiU b~om. in N*vad* »
throughout th* Union legendary etort**
of a •• loat can**-"
Qcor* rr Ku~—Sotro * organ thia
morning quotea largely from journala
optKMMd to Mr. Sharon. Among th*.
extract* i* oae of n*arly half » column
from th* VaU*jo Ckr^niek. Th* organ
do**n't givt it all. however. The fol
lowing *entenc* immediately follow*
that given in th*
••But ro. with hie panorama, may make
a alight atmggle. but he might a* well
wbi»tl» againtt a northweater to change
th. cnrrwil of air. a* to try to eucceed.
Th. Drptnltil shouldn't ".neak by
abbreviating a quotation.
Xu moiety *y*t«a in th* menu* de
partment of th. forwnnient haa worked
, . -harm for th. benefit of on. man—
a claim for H.000.000 for feee
due him — an informer. Unhappy
Warrick! Lnwyen wiU at one rroeeed
to worry th. lif. out of him. to abeorb
U. wbrtnnco. and bring him to gray
hairs and th. grave with ™»»*abU
laa-nttr He's anoth.r example of the
p^idooa ^hcto of h*ing an informer.
A BntoCT a» Oocaal.— Th. Virginia
fe^*«l*rri,prJ;SihLg
ol 8om> " ««" <■
-n » lingular" to th. dtiwn. of Stowy
county. Th*y know iU animu* and in
tact* thoroughly.
A OtnilKfl OCT LOOK.
Sutro this morning uii the ciliana
o( Storey county if " they in aallrtnl
with the preeent outlook." For the r*>
lief of the hungry fntvhohug 11 upon
the ragged edge of deepair" (orruonding
Mr. Kutro and hit tunnel awindle, wa
auggaat that tha outlook at preeent ia
very flattering. It really appear* aa if
Virginia City and Gold llill would eon
tinua tn flourish on tha aida of Monnt
Davidaon; that tha property owner* of
thaaa two towna will not be (oread to boy
town lata of Sutro daring the praeeat
year; that tha alienpt to tunnel into the
private property of stockholder* in the
Comatoek Lode aad rob them of val
uablea bought and paid for, will prove
abortive. Tha outlook ia cheering. It
looka aa though tha miaerable adven
turer, who, haa no intereet in common
with Nevada or her people, except that
of an expreea robber, would be repu
diated ao flatly and unequivocally that
even hie thick hide will feel tha blow;
hia c«a« hardened cheek blanch at tha
inevitable failure of tha moat audacioua
echeinc of rubbey and devaatation ever
planned by a hypocritical demagogue.
The outlook ia cheering. It appeara
that tha people are prseperoua; that tha
mining situation ia flattering; that
atocka in our minea are going up, and
atock in the great Aasyrian bore ie going
dewn. It furthermore appeara that the
Dqitmtml hee at I set convinced tha ma
jority of Storey county people of the
true character of ita maater, and ex
poeed the iufluencee which led to ita ee
tabliahment. The outlook ia cheering.
There ie reeeon to apprehend that tha
effort* of demagoguee to disrupt both
party organizations, and crowd into
power between the leg* of honeat voter*
will be unavailing; that tha people fully
realize the miaaion and interaeta of thia
eo-called Indepentleni clique; that prop
erty owner* are not ready for Comau
lam; that working men are not ready
for the rule of European money-lend
er*. that the State ia not willing to be
revolutionized by aneak-thievee aad
•windier*. The outlook ia cheering, i.e.:
for everybody aave Sutro aad hia retinae
of cringing, crawling aerie.
l**D«m ths heeding of "Another lis
nailed Sutro'a organ thia morning
denies oar allegation that Mr. Sutro
boasted two yeara ago that "in three
yean from that lima Virginia and Gold
Hill would ba aa daaartad aa Washoe
City ia now; that ita people, Ita business,
all ita housee, which wara removable,
would ba Ukan to tba naw town ha had
laid out." It eaya " thia ia falaa, Mr.
Sutro never did anything of tba kind."
Tha gantlaman now aditing tba Sutro
DipendaU, wa an informed. ia a oom
parauvc itr&a^ar in thia community.
That this ia so tha flat dania) of our al
legation ia proof positive. Mr. Sutro
did uae tha axpraaaiona referred to in
tha hearing of tha writer of thia article,
and in nearly identical language. Kay,
mora, tha language waa addreeeed to ua.
If tha Drprmlml'i editor will take paina
to get at the truth before publiahing hia
flat denials he will not occupy the un
inviable poaiUon of wilfully miarepre
aenting or deliberately falaifying with
regard to well known facta. There are
doubtleaa acoraa of people, in Vir
ginia and Oold Ilill, who have heard
Mr. Sutro eipreea himeelf upon thia re
moval question. In fact there waa com
man talk, and a belief, at that time not
entirely without foundation, that the
daya of Virginia City were numbered,
and that Sutro, at tha mouth of the tun
■•1, would be the future mining metro
polis of Nevada.
Th* Autos.—'We have aeen it itated
recently ia eooe of ear "Eastern ex
changes, that the Aiduw, which we have
frequently alluded to aa the moat beau
tifully illustrated art journal in the
United Statea, waa about to auapend
publication by reaaoa of flnancial em
barraaamenu. Thia waa a aerioua mis
Uke, and baaed upon mere groundless
rumor. The following communication,
written by the Secretary, from the office
of the Aldiae Company, No. 58 Maiden
Lane, New Tork. nnder date of Auguat
11. explaina the matte?:
| In conaequence of rsmors affecting
the atability of the enterprise which
have obtained currency through certain
influences, it ia appropriate to furnish
•oae asstuuee to tks general public
that TV Aldlne—the Art Journal of
America—ia not in any embarraaament
whatever. Aa a commercial undertak
ing. it has been from the etart a remark,
able auceees, and ia UMlay more pros
prone than it has aver been before.
The .ildiii ia the property of The Al
dine Company, the organisation of
which, laat month, brought to tha en
terprise aa additional paid-tip oapltal of
9200,000. The stock is ia the hands of
a number of the wealthiest men of this
citv. aad the Company does not owe a
dollar outaide of lU capital stock aad
the ordinary not doe current accounts of
ths month. The brain which originated
etiU oontrola aad directs the production
of each issue, and it ia absolutely cer
tain that Mr. James Button, as prssi
deat of aa organisation possessing ev
ery facility, and backed with ample cap
ital, will be able to go on faator
sursr to the fulleet development of an
idea, the outlines of which elicited the
warmest enthuaiaam of his countrymen.
Tm ex-guerrilla Moaby, "Virginia
Canssrvativs " candidate for Congress,
recently manifested his fltnees for Con
grsssioaal honors by challenging Capt.
Payne, a political opponent, to fight a
dnel. Challenger and challenged were
placed under arrest, but aa the former
waa in Washington, and ths latter on ths
field at the time fixed for the meeting,
the verdict of chivalry is in favor of
Payne, and Moeky is '' stigmatized aa a
eoward." Thia ia ths second dueling
scrspe in which Moeby bss figured since
ths war. Is it not about tims for ths
Virginia courts to see that the Virgiaia
law against such murderous schemes is
snforced?
Tai Sutro circular this morning in
sults the voters ef Storey county by aak
ing these if they wieh to sell their votes.
Ws would gently remind Mr. Sutra aad
his co-conspirstora, that such a question
ia in violation of a law pasesd by our
Uat State Legislators. Tha first stop
toward purchaaiiig votes is to find out if
they are for sals. This tha Sutraitoe
attempt to do by a circular conundrum.
They will find but itw persona ready to
■•11 out. All of that class an svsn now
ia ths pay of Sutro k Co.
Otxjuxjxzd It.—A mall circular, is
•md by Um Independent (?) clique ol
Btorey coonty, was giv*n to th* *everal
hundred gratuitous subscribers (t) of
Satro'i organ thia morning. Among tba
several questions propounded «a find
the following:
Headers, ara yon not aick of the ineo
lent twaddle of a purchased press. con
temptible bat for ita criminality?
Thia eo aptly appliea to the Hutro Ik
ptmlriJ that we are constrained to be
lieve it wae unwittingly ineerted in the
circular referred to. It la hardly proba
ble that ench a boomerang waa Inten
tionally thrown by the management of
that bawdy sheet.
K«*»oniz«p. - The Ileno Ktrrttmct
ha* become perfectly salivated on the
•abject of Hharon. It *videutly thinks
Sharon is the most noted man in the
world. Every editorial it coutaina, from
the heavily digeated half-column crasher,
down to the myriad* of three-line squib*
all commence with " Sharon" and end
with " Kharon." Sharon overshadows
tli« editorial tripod like a nightmare, und
the buwrla of poor eld Suarleyow grip*
inceaaantly with inflamatory denunci
ations of Hharon. Th* Deacon ia evi
dently net feeling good.
The Reno Crvsrnif put* in a "star"
notice of nearly a celumn as an edito
rial. Musi be getting mighty hard tip
either for space, money or braiua.
Eureka Item.
(Proai the Hrallael, Asftiit *9 )
Ground was broken yeeterday for the
erection of a Matting furnace, to lie put
up at the Hoosac Smelting Works,which,
when completed, will enable the mana
ger to receive and work all milling ore
that may be brought to that furnace for
redaction. By the us* of th* Matting
furnace th* he*ry l*ad from th* Hoosac
mine can be worked advantageously
with the rich quarts ore* from Newark
and Silvtrade districts, and the Geddea
and lisrtrand minea in Secret canyon.
Th* furnace ia to b* constructed on th*
beat approved plana, and by ita use a
perfect a*paratiou of all xiliclfarous tub
stances will b* obtained in conjunction
with the present blaat furnace with
alkali from th* Ruby Hill orva. Th*
Matting furnace will be completed about
th* 'JlHh of September.
Whit* sinking in the new air abaft at
the Oedde* £ iiertrand min* in Secret
Canyon, day b*for* y**t*rday, th* work
man itruck abody of or* which is likely
to prove the most valnabl* discovery yet
made in that district. A sample asaayed
yeeterday show* a value of $l,Kf>6.19 to
the ton. The strike was made near the
Stockton location, and the ledge shows
to be an exUnaiv* one. The shaft will
be continued down through this body of
new ore, so that ita real extent can be
determined.
The Eureka Conaolidated Company
ySaturday shipped i'i.300, and the Iloo
mc Company 2t),iKJ0 pounds of bullion
by Pritchard'a teams to Talisade.
Jos* Cardinaa, charged with stealing a
hot**, waa y**tenl«y convicted of the
off*ns* in th* District Court.
Ploche Items.
(From Us KecorJ, Aujutt 17 1
Thi« lowest *Mt drift of the Meadow
Valley mice hu been run to the Ray
mond & Ely Una, and will be continued
eo until it connects with tha nut drift
of tha Raymond k Ely—of course at
tha expense of tha latter company. For
•bout '200 feet tha ledge carried consid
arable nistal, assaying from $12 to 930,
but it waa lm|>o*aibla to prospect it at a
greater depth, because of tha rush of
watar. Tha quantity of tlie latter ia
aaid by aome to be ao great that it ia
thought doubtful whether the Raymond
& Ely will drain the ledge without ma
chinery being alao placed oa the Mead
ow Valley.
Yesterday wa had quite a long conver
*ation with an old and experienced Com
atock miner, who ia alao intimately ac
quainted with tha condition of tha l'i
oche minea. Ha givee it na hia opinion
that there ia no doubt but that pay or*
in Urge quantitiea will be reached below
the watar. giring many facta and data
aupplied by hia experience in aupport of
tha propoeitiun. Wa rnunt admit that
wa ahall be glad to hear of tha pumping
machinery of tha Raymond & Ely be
ing at work, eo that further axplorationa
can be hail.
Carton Itisu.
I from tee Trlbtine.BAu<ait?9.1
The Secretary of the North Canon in
forma us that tha atock ia going off eery
rapidly. Wa did hear that tha company
intended raiaiag the price of stock from
ona to two dollars |>er ahare. If atich ia
tha calculation, thoae deairioua of pur
chaaing had better hun7 up.
Large quantities of cord wood are
being hauled into town for Winter cou
sumption. Now ia the time to aecure
wood at cheap rates, as after the first
aaow fly the price invariably goea up.
We understand that good lire limb can
ba purchased at f? per cord.
At 11:15 laat night there waa a alight
ahock of earthquake. It waa a aharp
Tihration and hot momentary, yet suffl
cient to acare watch-dogs and watchful
people, and strong enough to make a
study lamp tremble and a dock that hsd
stopped to make a new start.
Nrsr PAjmvr.—A number of grsss
widowars and bachelors, of tliia town,
saya the Austin AtviMt, hnre formed a
bean association, aud weekly festivals
are held at the residences of tha.varisus
members. The last festival waa held at
ths house of a gentleman whose better
half is abeent in California, John Den
nia officiating. At tha conclusion of the
featival the tea-kettle laid on the bed in
in th« beet bedroom, the pot in which
the beans were cooked lav on its aide on
the parlor carpet, tha knives, forks and
apoone were distributed among tha apil
toons in tha aitting-room, tha baby'a
crib was covered with dirty tin pistes,
aad the sewing machiue waa disfigured
with chunks of dough, aplaaheaof bean
soup aad akiaa of Chile peppar. Since
the organization of the Society there baa
bean aa effort to elect a dish-washer, but
each gentleman nominated hat declined
the honor, en the plea of other anil more
important buaineaa. The organization
ia known as ths Free and Independent
Graaa-widowers' Bean-eating League.
A Jcst Coscirsio*.—We see no sign
of existence of the third or Dolly Var
den party In Nevada State. The 1U
Chileans over there aeem to be atick
; to their own party, whieh will cling
to Sharon. Thoae who want to defeat
Sharon are looking to the Democratic
party to do the work. Ths Democrats,
however, seem not to be very much
alive in ths matter. Thev either havs
not a man euitable for the place, or
their man has not the wherewithal to
make himself promise or popular among
thasagefcraah voters. Ths oocupation
of the same political bed by Jonee and
Sharon jnst knocks the chances of any
ons but Sharon into ths far off fntnre.
The question ia aettlsd in Nevada State.
-Gram Valky (Col.) Union.
It ia said that the type-mstal monu
ment to be erected over ths grave of
Horace Orsotor will be in position be
fore ths end of ths year. -
Tki Belaoat Mint.
Inaamuch ta a rich strike has reoently
bMD mad* on California street, in the
Balmont mica, causing the prioa of tha
atock to advanoe materially, wa will
gird a bnef atatamant of tha trns condi
tion of tha proaent working* in tha
mina at Eaat Beliuont. From tha bot
tom of tha 300-foot perpendicular ahaft
a drift baa been ran 41 feat weat to tha
ledge; thence 190 feat along tha ledge
north. About 600 feat north of tha old
incline ahaft, on tha 200-foot level—at a
point whan Caaaall made the rieh strike
—a winie haa been aunk to the 300-foot
level, where a drift haa bean ran SO feet
aoath, ta oonnect with the drift being
ran from the perpendicular ahaft—875
feet remaining to be cat in order ta con
nect the two arifta—making a drift 445
feet in length north of the ahaft, whan
completed. In cnttiag the winze from
the ioo to tho 300-foot level, it waa ex
pected that the Caaaall deposit woold
continue dawn, but anch waa found not
to ba the caaa; after ainking on the vein
a few feet the rich atreak or depoait runa
out, the vein, however, continuing ita
full nize, with aplandid walla, to the
lower level. After the two drifts are
connected on the lower lsvsl, drifting
will be continued north from the winze.
Tliin ia the real condition of thinga in
tbe underground workings of tke Bel
moat mine. What may ba met in drift
ing along the ledge on the 300-foot level
ia more tkan we or any other person can
determine. Of course, an improvement
in the mine is hoped for, and thoee over
anxious far a like rssult say that it aaujf
increase in richncsa before long. Tha
nsw hoiatlug-works are running smooth
ly, anil sm many men as can be worked
to advantage are delving in the bowels
of Mother Earth in the Belmont raiue.'—
Rttmunt Courier, AuguM 20/A.
A Um nMAK who thought he bad ex
perienced a chango of heart, and wish
ing t<^ join a certain church, applied for
admleaion. The paator, in oraer to find
out how well ho understood the "plsnof
salvation," asked him who it waa that
created him. "Veil. I suppose it wsa
(lot," replied the Dutchman. "Very
good," said the minister; "now can
you tell who died to save you ?" Veil,
I suppose it pee'aOot too." "No.no,"
ssid the man of cloth, " it waa Christ,
(tod's son." "Ah, is dot so? It voa
do poy, den! I links all do time it vos
de olo man!"
CoKPMDBtrxs—"What political party
doe* Adolph Sntro claim as Mousing
to?" Give it up. "Where doe* he ex
Krt to get hi* votee for I lulled Statea
nator?" (live it np. "Ia ha a nat
uralized citizen?" (live it ap. "Ia he
a fool or a knave, or both? (live it
np. "Where doea he livo when ho is at
borne?" (live it up.—Mmonl Courier.
Tm New York Aaseesors have ascer
tained that no lesa than $340,000,000
worth of real estste ie untaxed in the
citioa of New York abd Brooklyn.
Tmc Boston Common Council bsvs
very properly refnsed an appropriation
to white-waah Bunker Hill monument.
MAK.MIIALl.-MOH<lAN-le Mold Hill. Auf.
Hat. J»M|>h tferahall to MUi Klliabetk I
Morgau.
[A pairiui iapply of ukr and win* ac
companlad Ik* abate. for which lk« a.wlj
wedded pair will pleaee icc*pt tkr thanlta of all |
connected wltk Ikla ollce )
TRKZoNA—Dt'NKIN—At Dutch Flat, Pal..
Augu.t lath. John Truona, of 0*I4 Hill, to
Mtry Dnnkln, of Itatck Klal.
McKKK DOl.'OI.AH—In Eureka, Aacuat «ih,
llarrl«>n B. McKee to Mix Klliabetk J.
Dooglaa.
I >< Ul ll» .
CANAVAN-ln Virginia City. Auitnit JOtk,
Marlak Mcltarney Caaaeaa, a native of I ra
il n<l. aged Hilar*.
Tl KNKK-ln Eureka, Auraat ITth.Helle Irene,
daugktar of A. 0. and Maria Tnraer, aged 1
7*ar I monthi and 10 daya.
NKW TO-DAY.
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE.
JOHN P1PKR PROPRIETOR
A. D BILI.INOS Stage Va^tr
ENGAGEMENT
FOR A LIMITED SEASON I
Of tb* talented Irlak Comedian,
JOE MURPHY !
MONDAY 1VEXIM, AIIOIBT ltd,
Will b« preaentad tb* Intenaelr emotional
drama, written eipreeily for MR. MUlt
I'lIT, with a »lew *f displaying kla
wonderful vereatllltyand fidelity to
Malar* In Oaten aad Irlak
ckaractere, entitled
mr. MCtrar ix rors cm At Arms |
NED DALT, 1 rneng rnmedlaa ;
PAT O-HUAUONKMT.
MIKK OOAPF. the Fiddler;
CH1MTOPI1 VON LICHKNSTEIN.
Daring Ik* plat* will k* Introduced
Mnrphj'i Skelrhm of DfoUrhland: |
I—Tka Peerleaa Peereee of Ika Period.
t-Tha " B " Flat clarionet.
•—Tka Beautltul Uttla Market Olrt.
4 -Tka Triolein Lata Letter.
b—Tka (Jay lloraa Jockey, (Introducing kla I
wondetful B"LO) 1
(-Imitation of lloraa Race*.
SATURDAY, ATI P. M..
Grand Murphy Matinee.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Draea Circle and Orckeatra Ckalra |l Oil I
Parqoette (fl
1'rtTata Boiea • 00 |
Reeerred S*ata, Flfte CenU litre.
Box Sheet aow opan. Oflce npan from 10 I
A. a. to 4 r. a. antt
KMILI DRIYPOUI,
PMOFMMR or ntrmc.
AMD TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN.
/"IRDERS LKFT AT R. L. IIIOOINS' Mt'SIO
I I Htor*, Virginia City, or at PROFESSOR
BERLINER'S. or wltk B. W. CI1UBBUCK,
Eeq.. (told lllll PoeUodce.
MUSIC FUMISNEDFORAU OCCASIONS I
FOR SHERIFF.
JAMBS 8HOWER8
£tJtPlCTn'LI.T ANNOUNCE* HIMSELF
a* a candidate for the •• Ska of (tariff of
■ey connty, at tb* en.alne election, mbject
to tka decl.loo of tka Union Republican Oonaty
Convention. am td
NOTICE.
WHEREAS NT WIFE.CECILIA THOMAS,
baa left ay bad aad botrd wltkont Jaat
canae or provocatlaa. I hereby notify aad warn
all pereona from allowing ber to contract liable
oa any account, aa I .hill par no each debta.
WILLIAM TIIOMAB.
Oold HID, Aognit II, Ml aatl lw
DIVORCED.
TH TEE Sirr« DISTRICT COURT OF
I Nevada, Maaric* Prltcbard from Mary E.
Prltchaid. upon tbegroanda of Incompatibility
of temperament and threatening life krlmag
Inary caaaea or Jealoaay. aatl It
HOUSE FOR SALE."
AOOOD TWO BTOM. HARD FINISHED I
Hoota,containing aeven large roooa; ait
oated la tbe baalneee tart of Oold Hill. la
dalraof B. W. CBVBIUCK,
anil If Poat-ofllce.
NEW TO-DAY.
gTox/d hell'
LUMBER YARD,
main STftEBT, GOLD HILL,
(Jut abort tbt Railroad Croatlaf),
I. H. CARRICK * CO.,
nonmovi.
NEVADA LUMBER
or AIL KINM,
REDWOOD, OREGON AND SUGAR PINE
MILL AND MININU TUIBKBH,
FLOME AID llllllll LUMBER,
rrc., rrc.
A OOMPLETF AB80BTMENT
....*»...
CLKAR AND DRK88KD
LUMBER,
FLOORING, SIDING, NUSTIO
AND OTHKR 8TTLX8 OF
NldlBf, Jflonldlng, Lath,
UniRain, noon,
8A8H AND BLIND8, ETC
ALWAYS* ON HAND.
EyFHTTH'NO AT TUB LOWKHT OA!tII
UATKS. U|T« ua i call.
B. II. CARRICK Ac CO.,
"*lf fmrlwawi
IN MEMORIAM.
To mi n. o. v. a. offickrs and mkm
' b*r* of Parker lodg*. No U.I O.O p.
W*. roar comnlltM, appointed to dreagkt
appropriate reaolutlnne or reaped la memory of
nor tow Brother RICUAIIU iTbRAY, reaped
tolly eabalt lb* following:
Wliaaaaa, Ood. In HI* Inlnlt* wisdom, hae
Men It to remove from oar mldet by the bud
of death, RICHAHD D. BKAY. tot* aa ea
teemed member of oar Lodge. thereby Mverlng
lb* long, unbroken cbtln of oar memberahlp;
and
Wltmiaa The aprlgbt and eiamplary life ef
oar departed lltother, call* (or lb* tokeu* of re
spect;
Bmlrnl, That while we bow with becoming
humility lo the etruce of tlod'e Providence, wo
rao not but deplore tbe loaa ol one who haa
Iuok been a valued Brother, a Ira* friend and
au honored member of our Order.
Rmtnd, That la tb* death of oir Brother
Bit \ V our coamunlty haa lost aa Induelrlous,
urefbl and hnneet man. bla frlenda a grneroua,
warm-hearted comrade,and WMp a irakua
and worthy m*mh*r.
flmjtvil. That we. aa reembera of Ihla Lodg»,
deeply mourn the death ofuar brother, and ex
lead to bla relatione oar kladtel wlebee la their
alBlctlnn.
Hi tollI. Toat the Sccretarvb* aad la hereby
laatracted IP deliver a copy of BMIMMM
nadur the aeal of tbe Lodge, lo tba brother of
our deceased Brolber.aad that he aleo furnish a
copy thereof lor publlcalloa to Ik* (lold lllll
Nawe aad tb* A»*• An, the official organ of
th* Order. M I'. WOLF,
J. U. LOYNACHAN,
' J. B. MAKS1IALL.
OoBHlttM.
flold Hill, Aaguat 17th, 1*74. aujl It
1« Tail fOMItO 1.1 DATED
M mine Company —UxatIon of principal
place of bualneee, Han Praacleco, California.
Location of work*, Hold IIIU Mining Dlatrlct,
Storey coaaty, Nevada.
Nolle* I* hereby g-ven that a meeting of th*
Board of Director*. held *o th* ttlh dav *f Aa
gaat. 1(74. an aaaeaaaaat (No. 10) *f Fifty (Ml
Centa |wr ebare waa levied upon tb* capital
Block af tb* corporal Ion, payable Immediately,
la Ualtatf Hlatea gold and allver cola, lo th* Sec
retary. at th* office of Ihe Company. Koota II
ltayward'* BaUdlng, 41* California atrwt, Han
Praadec*. California.
Any alack a pus which thta aaae*ameat a hall
remain napald oa th* drat day ol OCTOHKH,
1*74, will be delinquent, aad adrertlaed
for aale at pahll* auction, and aaleee pay
meat la made before, will b* aald on tb* 10th
day nl OCTUBRR. 1174, lo pay *ald delinquent
naeaeiuaat, together with cod* of advertls
lu« aad aipenara of aaie.
By ordar of Ihe Director*.
II. C. KIBBK, Secretary.
Office--Room No. II, Uayward'* Building, 410
Oaltforala atreet, Haa Prandeco, Cat. anilId
KW YOIIK MININU I'lUPAHY.
I.'MIlN of principal place of buelaeee,
San Fraudeeo. California.
Location of worka.Uold UUI Mlalng Dlatrlct,
Storey conaly, Nevada.
None* I* hereby glrra, that at a meeting
of th* Board of Director*, held on lb* twen
ty-eighth day of Aaiatl, 1874, as aa (element
(No. I) of Fifty (SO) Centa p*r abare waa levied
upon th* capital alock of the corporation,
payabl* laiMdlaUly, la L'nltod SUta* raid cola,
tu tba Secretary, at tba oBce of tba Company,
Koom No. II, llayward * Building. No. 4lf Cali
fornia atreat, Haa Franctoco, California.
Aay alock apon which thla aaa*aam*nl abaQ
remain aapald on tba Aral day of (X.TOBKR.
1*14, will b* dellnqaeal, and advert!a*d foe aale
alpaMM auction, aad aaleee perineal I* Bad*
before, will b* told oa tb« l»th day of October,
1174, lo pay th* d*llnqa*at aeaeaament, togeth
er with coat* of advertlalng aad eipeneee ol
aal*.
By order of lb* Director*.
U. C. KIBBK, Secretary.
Office- Room No. II Uayward'e BaUdlag. No.
419 Calliornla atreet, SanFranclico, California,
ami td
IfllT BOlil AND U1VM
JT& Mining Coapaar.—Location of principal
plac* of baslaeae, Haa Franclaco, California.
Location of works, Virginia Mining Dlatrlct,
Storey coaaty. Slate of Nevada.
Nolle* I* hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Truateee. held oa tb* ttth day of An
guat. 1874, an aeeewmrnt, of T*n Centa per
• har* waa levied apon the capital elock of
Ihe corporation, payable oa Saturday, the Sflh
day or SRPTKMBKR. 1874, In United Htatee
gold coin, lo lb* Secretary, at tb* office of
the Compaay. Room 4, No. 401 California *lre«t,
San Fraudeeo, California.
Any stock apon which this aaaeesmrat shall
remain nupald on FRIDAY, OCI'OBKK. M,
1874, ehall he deemed delinquent, aad will b*
duly advertised for aale at public auction, and
anlaea payment I* aad* before. will b* aold
on FRIDAY, th* I9d day of OCTOBKK. 1«T4,
to pay tha delinquent aeeeeement, together
with co*taol advertlalag and expenee* of aal*.
DAVID A. JKNNINUB, Secretary. I
Office—Room 4, No. 401 California atreet. Ban
Fnnclaco, Oallfernla. auJl td
SECOND
ANNUAL PICNIC
....mo..*.
TARGET EXCURSION I
....or rvB....
WASHINGTON SHARD l|
TO BE HELD AT
BOWERS'MANSION
... UN....
Tuesday, September 8th.
rB 0NRIVALKD BAND ATTAC1IKD TO
tb* Coaananv. aad hnowa aa tha WASH
INGTON GUARD BAND. wID b* preeent to
dlecoare* lb* eweeteet concert and dance
sic that can be obtained for tb* occasion.
A sntondld OOLDKN ARROW will b* I
•Tend 10 th* Lady who shall make tb* BKST
SHOT at th* Archery couteel.
A handeom* Prist, conttollag of a SPUN
_ID IlKNRY RIPIX, >111 he sferad lo all oat
aide re who wtah lo MajjMafor Ik* aaUpdu |
DID IlKNRY HIKLK, m III b* offered la all out
aline wbowtob lo tanH* for Ik* aaU prti*
by abootlag at a laget placed at lb* regulation
dlacaar*, namely. M yard*.
mmI
To be obUlD*d frocn tb* CooaillUe or any of |
Ika OOOQMBT.
SUQf n«r SAM'L TANUYK.
PHYSICIANS.
f, W. FBTTERMAN, E D
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
•»
•UP
rjBADBATI OP Till HAHNEMANN MED
U WI a»U«** of Phlltdalpiilt, tad tk*
mettlnl Inattlutt of Pitt* burg, ft.
ELECTRICITY!
ORE AT DISCOVERIES!
All ChrMlc Dlmm TtmIkI with lie
•rwdtiM Harr*** kr ll»
VarUaa M*4iarall*a* mf
NuhiIm, Ualraalaa
■■4 Kltcirltltr.
M toatk C BU, YlrtfaU
"
Ofle* Hoar*-Prom « u> II *. a., 1 to 1. ud
itotr.a. *a«lai
DR8. PACKER A TUFT*,
Homeopathic Physicians!
....AMD....
H U 11 O K O N M
LATE UK NEW YOKE,
oar* X*. M Mouth «' Nlrwt,
VIRGINIA OITY.
orrii'i aoma.
Or. Pttktr J lo lo a. a. ud l to « r. a. I
Dr. Tuna 10 lo 111. a. tad T to f r. a.
talO Im
P. T. KIRBY, M. D.
PHYSIOIAN AND SURCION.
oar* ud K*ald«a**i *rraalia D*rwla'a
A Mar OMea>( Mala Hirc*l<
GOLD HILL, NEVADA.
lit. J. JfcUUTCIIBON la mj author1»*d Col
jrior. talBtf
DR. J. MAN80N,
Phyaioinn and Murgeoi,
(Lai* of Ortd Vallejr. C*1.)
OFFICII- Is XHMfi IIhh, (laid Hill.
«nfTBi
DR. A. BERTHIER,
P II Y M I (' I A N AND NUKQKON,
"IIAVISO IIKNK1.NKD UIR POHITION AS
AA Cuailjr 1'hnitlan, ran now be (miml at
bleoaea. Ho. 1 P1prr'» Ikilldlaf. corner of B
and I'nlnn >1 rert». Virginia. llaTtl g the Coun
ty Umpllal off hi* band*, be la oow able lo
*l»e all of hla lime lodiy |*tlrat». and will
promptly reepowl to all calla far mrdlral at
tendance. Jail If
J. U. HALL, M. D.
Phyaicinn and Surgeon.
OFFH'K AND H!!Hin*M'«-0»»..lle the
"Naw." Otter. Main HI., (laid lllll.
•uJ» tf»
». a. S1LL1TIK. I.. D. POIJOM.
D. S. GALLATIN & CO.
■aeeween to O.T. IhurkerACa,
MAIN MTIIKKT, UOLD HIM., NIT,
....MALtaa in....
H A R DWARE
Of K»»r> Daarrlyllaa,
HULL AND MINING SUPPLIES
Stoves, Tin Ware,
—Ul
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Til. COPPER' AID SHEETIROI WORK
DONK TO ORDRR.
an 10 If
EVENING 8CHOOL.
Kvirr Vmlai In ik> Week (Kinpt
Meadaye),
AT THE MAYNARD HOUSE
MAIN STRUT, GOLD HILL.
School to commence at I o'clock.
Private Ihwii, Irom t to T o'clock P. X
I<mioim Riven In
CHR1S0L0TYPE PANTIJti.
TIRMS. SB PER MONTH,
•all Im RAMI! V. MAROMIR.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
O. H. GALLUP,
Rijrmrffi BlMk,
MAIN NTRRRT. .GOLD HILL.
Neit door in the Bank Kxchanfe.
rn* choicest
IMPUTED AID DOMESTIC CI0AR3 I
....ADD....
Till RKMT RRANIM OF TORACCO
In *U lla varietlee.
"•'"I'.llM'ii. A'JL i*lur„nM"
niist i-rnmii pin wntrff
IrerytblnjA No. l"« J'pHICE* LOW
tar can ui in.^i
aal4 !■
NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
LUMIIR COMPANY,
MANirPACTnRBRy AND Wnol.BIAL*
Dnlmll
MUX ANO MINING TIMRKRM,
FIN Mill NO. BlflLMNU k FLIM* LITMIIR
Mlitln. bll a»d W«*d.
M1LI.M AND Fl.CMR.
PriMir Cmk MiiImi C. P. Rnllrand.
VIRGINIA OFBCKi
With LONKKT A SMITH. at Ibe Vlrfinia
Laahar Yard, 43 South D »lraet. oppoelte
Bailtk atreat. anlllm
ECLIPSE
llTfrj aid Feed Stable,
MAIN RTRRRT, GOLD HILL.
Fartlcalar attention paid to Boardlat Hlock.
■at. RARur aiv» •«<
Alwaja na band For Sale.
O. C. MCTtbRLL, Ff»rW»ar.
aaWU
RIMOVAL |
ri office of Tni woodvilli H
■alltd W. W. BELLMAN, Secretary. I
UT BOOi#, lie.
TUB PIONEER
DRY QOOD8
STORE],
Established In 1841!
LATEST FASHIONS
....At....
FBAJVKENHRIKIEBtl!
FAMILY
DRV GOODS 8TOBE I
OOLP HILL.
J OUT BBOBIVB0, A IILIOT
•lock of
DRE88 GOODS!
T*l» Dopaitaoat li rtpteu «1U aUgiM,
(oral ud tptcUi itjlei, and conitltato* tb«
moatcompUU uaortiMnt #»« offervd Inthli
Iowa.
HOUSEKKBPINQ GOODS
Barnuey, Scotch tad Irlih Diauk;
Duutk Table Cloth. ud Napkiaa
Towala and Toweling;
Linen and Cotton Sbeetlr.j. and Hblrtlnr*
Blanket. aad Oullt.;
Colored aad White Plaanele;
Table aad Piano Omaraj
Lata Cartalnr, lu.. Ite., Etc
At Greatly Reduced Prices)
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
LadleC. Cblldrea'. aad Omta' lloelery of at I
•laea aad qoailtlee.
Gloree, Lacee, labroldtry la aata"aad by tb<
yard; Handkerchief.,etc.,etc.
Will Hall aa Vbtaa far Cub aa aat
• lara la Ik* MOM !
anltf M. FttANKENURIMRB.
"evertbodTknows
/
Dry Goods Have Declined, (
a...B0T.ee.
TO REALIZE ITS TRUTH
YOU MIMT MKK AND I'KII'K
B. CALLAND'S
lniKIVME STOCK.
£.VKRY MUNCH IN TIIK I.INK Of
I 8TAPI.K and FANCY DRV tlOODH l>
crammed with tba CHOICMT NOVKLTIISM. 1
Beade-aud# Dnawa far U«Im ■»* I
ChlUrra. I?a4arwaar •( all 4#acHp
lltiii Nrwrat Nirlf af llals
llaia aad
,» I.are®, ua
Twa aad . tIjj.
lUaafia, 1'araaals. Faaa,
llaalary. I.are*. Oif,
battaaad
UlSVMi
OK ALL HIIADKS AND It KMT MAKK.
11
Aad Ke.rribUala Fra.artlaa.
varTet y_ store.
pit-NIC, MAKKKT. WALL AND WORK
BASKETS.
PKTI IIK FRAMR«t, FANCY CHOCK.
KIIY, I.AMPrti TOYN,
MTATIONKBY,
AND A (IKNRRAL ASSORTMENT OP
FANCY GOODS,
Brrlinrr'i Varielv Miorr.l
MAIN HTUKKT, (MILD llll.l.,
(Opp. Odd Pcllowa' llall)
Cheaper than the cbea|ieet. Call aod eee fur I
yonreclf. 1
aatl Im I. RKRI INKR
J. & JL B. ftlALLOft,
NO. 41 SOUTH C STREET
(N.sl dear la Baa It afCallferala).
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
Groceries and Provisions,
ENGLISH CROCKERY,
CHINA SETS OF EXTRA QUALITY
TABLE CUYLERY,
GLASSWARE.
KEEP ON NANO THE
CHOICEST WINES AND LIQUORS |
IM THR MAKKKT.
FINE OLD COGNAC BRANDIES, |
CHOICR BOURBON,
MVTl'H AND IBIMIt
"W H IBZIES,
110 PI IT AND SHERRY NIKS,
CHAMPAGNES & OLABETS. |
tVAII tbelr Wlaee aad Ll.eore are «a*raa
teed Pare and Mailable for Medicinal Purpe.ee.
I.AI.E BALLON.
aat 1m Vlntato. »«*<«■
I MO. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
J. W. HALL, PKOPBIKTOKM.
TBII BI.O BRTARLIIRBB AND
A icllable Laoudry I. prepared ta taia out
aav qMailt? of Haaoeated and Cleaa Ltcr
■ tlbim viae damaged by maalpalatloa or
by chemical application.
Par. nr«. pa act naJly called for and returned]
OMeea-lataraaUaaal Hotel and Wallace'.
Frail Brora. IM Hoaih c .treat, Vlrflala; aad
Veeey Uo.ee, (lold lllll.
ml*/ J. W. it II. W. HALL.
BOUNE FOB MALE.
I LABOR DWUXIVOIIOI'MS, CON- p|
tatatng nine room.. It I. a aew aalldlag^E
aad la eieaDeat coodltlon, .llaated oa I be bill
aide appoella the Yellow Jacket worka.
For particular, apply at the flrocery Store of
RICHARD BRRCRR.
iy 1» Mala llmt. OaU Hill.
SPECIAL MEETING.
NEVADA PIONEERS.
B SPECIAL MBETTXOOP THE NEVADA
A Ptnaeere will ha held at National Hoard
Hall an MONDAY RVEN1N0. Aafaet it, at •
«tlock, for tba porpoee of perfectlnr a perman
aat ormalMilon. All aw here who hare
atfued the roll If* reeaeeted la be pre..at.
DR. S. A. MrMEANH,
•«f 41 PrteU1.nl.
WMMIMMH.
LAKE TAHOEI
JOHN W. McKINNEY'S;
IIIfiAftPINEPOIllT.
Health! Pleaiurel Beoreationl
rl ABOVI VIET POPULAR RESORT
!* dow throws op*o to tha public lor th*
mm. It U altaatad oa the WUTSKN
HHORC OP TUB LA KB, Els* bIIm (root Ta
ho* ciir, uiid Um BHt
B «■■■>!« sad UoallkfM RirrMMIift
And iw lb* BBST PISHING GROUND*.
A Id* wharf rana oal lo top watar la the
Uk*. and plenty of boata ara funil»h*d fra* for
tba pleaaara or tha neat*. Tha MTBAMBKM
touch at tba wharf dallj to land paae*nf*r».
Paaamf*r» from Oold Hill or Vlrjlnla ran go
by ttmr of Trorkr* and Talma OtlT, or Oaraou
and (lf*ohnxik. taking th* atramat tent tha
Lakr.
KATKM or t'OAIUHII
Board and lodirlnir. par w**k, 00
lloaitl aad lod^m*. per daj 1 to
Children frun a to It jaara of ap> half price.
Invalid*, aa w*ll a* baalaeae atan, or (hmlllaa
aeeklng rrrreailuii and plraaara. will lad thla
tba ictj plac*.
JOUN W. MrKINNBV.
aa» tf PmHWar.
JEWELER
....AMPa. .
STATIONER.
'Pill UNDERSIGNED KMF* CON
I auiitljr on kaad 'Urp AmoM
mtat of
DliMala. Chain. I.tdln' (Ml,
Baliaaa, Plagar ■!■■■• -
H*M Praa, likarait liMlilU,
Itapkla Blaga, Illm Itu,
IpwMflni rlf(it,
BLANK B00K8 & STATIONERY
or ALL EINDI.
WATCUKH. CLOCKS aad JKWKLRT H..
palrrd with Nra»i*«a and DUpattb. AD work
warranted.
AOKMT for all tb» Hacramtaio aad Haa
FraorUco DAILY AND WKKKLY rAPKKH.
All lb* Lataal Kartrro Prrtodlrala aad Maja
alara roaatanilr on baad at low rrkaa. Da.
litrrnl In any part of town.
8. W.~CHUBBUCK,
roMTorricR. hold hii<l.
aall II
GOLD HILL MARKET.
(NKXT DOOR TO J4BWR OPFICI.)
t. T. POX I iTPROPRIKTOR
,,ir' MUTTON,
.„'***> ViAL
•■4 ■*VMAumu, (!■ wtwi).
OirlBlctUWlDf Mlwtrd fro» tb«br,IC«l
U, RurliM ig Nmdi sod Calltorala, ui
llwlTI lira]thy
PIUVATB VAMlLIKtt AND nOTILfl will
.ad It U> Ihtlr adraauc* pMrmlat Ihli
KM wher* they will »lw«J» h, •oppllti
wl'h Ibt hnl mil lb* country CM »ffofd.
RKNDIRRP TALLOW, fur Bill tadalalac
purpufM, runrlullj OB bud.
tall h. V MI,
WOODRUFF'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
MAIN STNIKT, COLD HILL,
(Oppoalt* I be New, offlct).
rAADIW. (IENTN* MISS EM' AND CB1L
J DRX.N'H
BOOTS, SHOES,
GAITERS, ETC,
Of .Tory r.rlrtjr, »rd 1 laff» itocktoMbct
from.
Prim |0 prt cent. brlow Virginia rtlM.
Trad. ii llwr aad Kara Jltwr.
H. K. WOODRUFF.
B00T8 AND 8H0E8
FOR EVERYBODY !
• ...AT. .
J. A. WINTERBAUER'8,
Opp. Ik. IrllfM lUklM,
■AIM MTKKET, MM MILL,
At Ik. VIRT LOWEST riOl'BM!
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•llmbod whrn too r.n r»t UflBI
thing you nwd In 1m Boot tad IMfW
llM. V*
II. k«*pa cna.Untlr no k.nd 1 hill fnpplj of
Barklanfeaai Root, and Mkm.. and al.o aiinwli
to Cu.tom Work, lacladtiw muafact.rt.g to
ocd.r aad Repairing. Trykli. —II ■
BURLEIGH BOCK DRILLS
AIR COMRRBBBORB
A HI Till ONLY DKILUNO M ACHINRRT
IkM ku .r.r dna. ur .irtmfll Tana.l
work la A strict. Tfc.jr in brim* bk4 ipos
th. I.rv»t lonorl. ami mining operation. on
the Oom«lock Loir, and tlM la I'.ac.r, Marl
|M and Ni*v»tU roontlr. California.
Haaipl. marbla.rjr ran b. ma and farth.r
laformalHm gtvrn hjr >i>pl)l*g to
PARKE A LACY,
No. I•H.'i I.RIDRftDORPY NTRRRT,
Mas Kro.rt.ro.
Holo Agent. for all fttalM and TmtlorlM Wr«t
jyltf of Rocky Monatain..
QUICKSILVER!
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
TBI FEICB OF
QUICKSILVER
WILL al
91 01 PENT! FEN FOURD.
AGENCY«
BANK OF CALIFORNIA'
VIRGINIA »*ll(IOI.D MILL.
a. ■ ai.t . w. a. uum.
HAI8T & LILIEN,
Civil Engineers and 8ar
veyon.
omoRSi
Hold RIIHhir flltoaa'. Malaaa.
anlOU

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