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rHE EVENING NEWS.
ILF. DOTIMi ■ i UUw ul PntrltMr.
SOLD ITLU i i TODAY. 8KPT. 11. MM
TUB PBOrOHKO MITIIBKM COSVEX
im
Lateat advice* from the East indicate
(hat the call for a conventicn of Bepub
licani of the reconstructed Sutea will be
raaponded to ia en enthuaiaatic manner.
The "«U" ia an invitation to all Bepub
licana of the Honih to aalect a delegation
to maat at Chattanooga, Taan., on tha
13th •( nait month, tha object being to
inquire into tha traa condition of tha
Booth; to ahaw it* needa and to auggret
tha reforma neceeaary to aacnre tha par
fact raconatniction of thoaa Statu It
vaa drawn by Hanator Chandlar, of
Michigan, and haa tha indoraamant of
prominent Bepublicana everywhere. It
calla upon all IUpublicana, whathar of
Southern or othar Sutaa, "who atill
aarntally daaira to maintain tha princi
plaa upon which tha t'aioa waa foundad,
and to inaugurate which in tha South
reconstruction waa begun, and wha farl
as intaraat in tha preservation of law,
ordar and the right* of citutetuhip," to
attend the Convention. and advieee them
to maka lhamaalTaa acquainted with tha
true condition ef their reepective local
itiea, ao that an authoritative ataUmcut
may be made to the coantry.
It ia impoaaible to eetimate the ben
eflta which *ach a convention ef repre
sentative man frum all aectiona of the
conatry will eanfer. It will be able to
giva, from authoritative atateniente de
rived from peraonal knowledge of ita
dalagataa, a full aad complete analyaia
of tha praaent condition of tha Southern
State*, and develop the true cauae*
which to-day are giving rite to note ua
bloodthed. There U bo " war of races"
ia to* Sooth. We hat* heretofore «i
primJ oar Ui«( that it is the ignoraat,
degraded claas of Southern whitea who
are responsible for tha atrocities recently
perpetrated. That tha baiter cUaa of
Southaru people, thoaa moat anient for
Bout hern succsas daring tha war. laadara
af har armiaa and aoldiere ia bar ranka
are engaged ia thaaa dastardly outragea
upaa tha nagro population, wa are aot
prepared to believe. Tha aoet promt
neat men of tha ttoulh to-day dteir all
tympatby with tha White League, and
are agitating tha matter of railing a con
vention like the one propoaed by Re
publicans. Civtlued aad educated men,
aoldiere of tha war, cannot be cold
blooded aaaaaaina of an inaffenaive race.
Instead of a war of racea, the recant
outragea have beea a mateacre of ne
groee by tha "White League."
Tha reault mnat ba disastrous, not
alone to the fesgraea. bat to the wh<^
South. It la, aaya aa exchange, "a
proclamation of the fact that ia tha late
rebel Statea there ia do place for the
aafa and quiet mveetment of capital or
porauit of indnatry, and ia a eort of an
ticipatory declaration that proaperity ia
baniahed from that mad region until the
preeent generation, which rameinbera
the comfort af alavery and the eemlity
of tha negro, ia dead. Kentucky ia a
place that a man with ftlU.OOl) that he
wanted to put into busineaa, would go a
hundred milea to avoid. Teuueaaee, ea
pecially ia the Weat, ia qaita aa bad.
Louisiana and Tnaa are woraa. The
inaaoity of tha negro-hater haa left no
place for tha peace and order without
which capital never entrra it, and indut
try and proaperity view it from afar aff.
The first leaaon of thia party folly—for
it taken a straight party Una—mutt ba
rain, and the beat that any frirad of the
South can wieh ia that it may coma
epeedily, and bring to tha ovusrs that
parceptioo af the tendency of their con
duct which will prevent ita repetition.
Onea rained by "nigger" antipathy
and ita diaordere, aad the people may
aaa that their interests lie in doing jna
tie*, and preserving peace, inatead of
aaaerting "tha proud dominaaca of
white blaad."
^aetaanat wa made a compariaou be
tween the course of the Eureka .Wind
and Ratio's ifawjipn, reganliag obacene
journalnm. In aa doing we moat em
phatically condemned both publications.
Thia naming, however, the latter sheet,
with characteristic malignity, charges
that wa defended Caaaidy and the Srii/i
*ef. To evary one who read tha N«ws
yeetarday the charge ia known to ba
false. for tha information of others we
hereby pronannco it an unqualified and
aalicioua lie. Wa have no sympathy
with that aert af jeurnalieiu -llrst intro
duced into Storey county by Mr. Sutro,
through hit organ- which drags out from
tha jrava tha burtad fanlta of public maa,
which tauaa upon the private history of
individuate, aad distorting it beyoud
recognition scatters broadcast the ecau
date thaa evolved among pure ami gnile
Icaa members of the family circle. We
took occaaion yeeterdav to condemn
both tha £ra/iaef and Satro'a .V>ur»;i/«i.
Wa did it in no gentle terms, for such
Crimea against aociefy need cauterizing,
not poulticing, blisters, not emoliente.
If it shall reeult in banitbiag hereafter
from the columns of Sutro'e organ the
billingsgate with which it overflows, we
shall ba gratified.
Mb. Mraar IIalmtid writ** aa follows
is om of hi* lattara on tha Ireland cala
biation: "Mr. Ut;vd Taylor waa intro
duced a* tha Skald from Amarica. Ha
quia anrpriaad tha paopla by addraaaing
tbam in Daaiah briartr, bnt duantly, «x
praaaing aoatimanta of raapact and con
gratulation. Whan ha had conrluilad,
tha King, who waa ataading in tha thick
of tha crowd, lad tha chaanng, giving
tha Skald tha full and ragular thrac
timaa thrac. At tha Qayaam a faw daya
aftarward tha King told Mr. Taylor ha
waa axcaadingly aurpriaed to haar him
apaak ia Daniah, and conipliuiantad hiia
upon hia command of tha lauguag*."
OnmL Ben.** ia announcad for a
apa<ch at Olonocatar. at aoma tima with- I
ia tha nait faw warka, aad Maaaachu
aatta will await with conaidarable inu-r
aat hia viawa on tha Oorarnorahip (jura
tion. Thoao aangniaa Republican*. who
hara earafnlly buriad tha Oanaral and
hald thair waka ovar hia political grave,
may yat And that ha ia an oaooinforta
biy lively corpaa, wboaa kicking* may
opoat all of thair plan.
M> R1TALK Y t> TUAT UU
Hutro'a organist, at Virginia City, to
uthar a lunatic or a tool. This morn
ing *• And a clipping from the tutorial
columns •( aoma jonrnal—certainly not
the Gold Uill Nrwe—wherein a certain
travesty upon ona of Mr. B etcher's let
ter* baa been imitated and applied to a
contemporary joarnal. Upon which
the Drptmltnt comment* aa follows:
"Which is a very excellent travee tiy
upon Mi. Beech era famooa letter, and
ona that we hare before eeen in print.
If Eli Perkins, of the New York .Sun,
abould ever sue the Oou> Hill New*
man for ataaling his bit of pleasantry on
thia subject, be baa only to call upon
the Indmminl to testify in hie favor.
Onr evidence will win hie auit without
doubt. The Gold Hill Piccolo man ia a
literary thief."
Aa the article copied never appeared
in the rolnmna of this pa|»r, we are not
indebted to the New York Sunt brevity
man therefor. If, however, we had
atelen the entira second pa«e of tha £101,
and ita proprietors should aue na for
literary piracy, we may be permitted to
doubt the sufficiency of any teetimony
which tha DtptmlnU editor might give to
convict na. There are circamstaacee,
well known to the pnblie, which might
diacredit such teetimony. Aa to literary,
or any other kind of thieving, we claim
no rivalry with the l*i>nd*tU editor.
Onr rwpntatiou in that peculiar role, un
like his, ban yet to be made.
Tm Democratic priinariee in Ormsby
county, yesterday reaulted in an average
majority of about ninety for tha Bradley
ticket. Some diaaatiafaction ia expreeeed
by the frieatle of Cel. Ellie, beoanee the
polls were cloeed at eight iaatewl ef nine
o'clock p. x.
Carton Item*.
! From tae Trtbene. September 10.1
A buiineea man of thi* city recently
approached another confidentially, and
aaked i( there waa not a chance to waka
aouie money out o( tba coming election.
Tba gentleman addreeaod replied: " Cer
taiuly; I'va get up a dab; coma in and
aignit." Tba fellow ruahed in, wban
tba party of tba aacond part brouKbt out
a larga hickery club. Our aell-out friand
did not aak any queetiona, but ruahed
out of tba ahop, eagerly porauad by tba
man with tba club. Unfortunately ba
eacaped. Such man abould ba foravar
oatracieed from aociaty.
It ia n ported tbat an Independent club
we* organized in Canon City on Tuee
day evening. We bawd tba namra of
tba principal maabara, but acarcely be
lieve tba report, for tba raaaon that tba
partiea mentioned are too good I'nion
men to attempt throwing tbn political
power Into tbe band* of tba ultra Demo
crat*. Home of tba namee of tba organ
isera wa bare, and if needa be aball pub
liab them in order to conrt contradiction.
The Republican primariea take place
to-morrow, and promiae to ba vary ex
citing. Tbe etruggle for tbe Oevernor
abip promiaaa to bu cloae, and it ia a
bard matter to guaaa tbe oomiag man.
WiaaMucca.
Tbe SUvrr male bviug been removed
frem Cnionville to Winaemucca, made
ita tint iaeue at tbat place day before
yeaterday. Ita preeeat proprietor* and
'i*ken, Myen k Hill, propoee en
ng tbe paper ehortly. Froia tbeir
editorial wa copy tbe following:
" To-day we iaaua tbe lint number of
tbe Silitr SUUt in Winnetnucca. We
came here bvoauae we have faith in the
futan of th» town, and knowing ita
geographical advantage* we believe that
it ia deetined to become the moat
douriehing city on the line of the Cen
tral Pacific Kailroad between Sacramento
and Ogdan. It cumin* 11 da tba kay to
Ea*tera Oregon and Southern Idaho,
with which point it ia certain at no die
tent day to be bound with the iron bond*
of a narrow or broad gauge railroad. It
i* the natural outlet of Paradiae Valley,
which containa the moat axteniira and
proaperoua agricultural community in
the State of Nevada. It ia alee the
center of a raat grilling area which af
ford* paaturage for numeruua herd* and
flock* and ia on tba line of the great
thoroughfare which connecta the Orient
and Orcideot, bringing the Atlantic and
tbe PaciAc within a waak'a travel of
each other, and making England and
China nearer neighbor* than New York
and Liverpool ware thirty yean ago.
We came hare te better our conditlou
aud with the intention ef remaining and
building up a paying bnaine** aa tbe
nroeperity and population of th* town
increaaee."
Stag* Robber* Captured.
Flank Fnlford and Frank Jehnioa,
charged with having robbed Well*. Fargo
Jt Co.'a expreea laat February, neer
Baker City. Oregon, wen brought to
town laat Tueeday on the Idaho *tage
by ("apt. Bledooe, Welle, Fargo i Co.'a
agent between thia point and Silver City.
Tliev had a writ of habeaa corpua iiaoad,
but befon tbe matter eould be heard a
complaint wee filed againat them befon
8. S. Oraaa, Juatie* of the Peace, and
werranta iaauad, and they an now held
aa fugitivee from jualke until a requiai
tion can be obtained for their traaaporta
lion to Webfoet. They wan found nmr
Camp McDennit cutting wood. Thay
i .Tint in declaring their innooence of
tbe robbery, and aay that they ran e*tal>
h*b that fact. One of them haa a fam
Uy.—Ntfter M, Sfpi. 10.
Uittix by i RintiKitu.-l'htrlij
Kell, who uaed to (laughter I'kiah'abeef
and mutton, baa just returned from
Humboldt count*. He brings with him
quite a curiosity in tha shape of a huge
swollen and ducolored am. II hsp
Cnsd thusly: In gat ting over a brush
ica, a mila (rum tha houaa be waa
going to, ha muat have placed his hand
on or near a coiled rattlesnake. Imme
diately after it bit him. h* lell the poison
commence to affect Uia whole system,
bia tongue and lip* grew thick aid al
moat useless. On reaching tha houae,
howeTsr, he maJe known his trouble.
A sheep waa soon killed and a hole rut
ia the warm carcass, into which Charier
thrast his arm. This gave considerable
relief, and that some of the poison waa
extracted seamed evident by the inside
of the shaep soon becoming green Af
ter this, poultices of tobacco, oniona,
greaee, etc.. war* appliai!. Ha traveled
on horseback down to Ukiah, though it
waa not a very pleaaant trip under tha
circumatancee.— t'kiaX DUpalrh, Sfj-lm
btr 6th
Fonsil Bo*ss — J. R. Jennings is
build.ng a foundry at Mill City, a mila
or mors from the Humboldt Kiver. To
supply tha works with water it became
neceesary to dig a wall. Ia this well,
on last Monday, at a dapth of forty feat
from tha surface the meu engaged in
sinking found the bone* af aa animal
that prebably existed in what is now the
State of Nevada thousands of years ago.
A portion of one of the bones shown ns
by tit. Jenniagi ia about three-fourths
of an inch in diameter, and ia in an ex
cellent state of preservation. The val
ley where the well ia being sunk is per
fectly level, and the cement in which
the bonee were encaaed is exceedingly
ha{4 and haa to be blasted, aa a pick
makee no impreeeion whatever on it.—
Silvtr StaU, Off*. HXA.
TELEGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[•raCtlL TO TBI ML! B!1X DAILT »*•
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Slir You, September 11.—The lnteat
pUiuio o( the controversy between tlio
Pacific Mail Company aud the transcon
tinental railroad, it ii rnraored, U a com
bination embracing railroads between
Philadelphia. N«w York, Baltimoro and
San Francisco, for a new anil powerful
line on the Pacific, to run exclusively in
the interests of these railroad* and their
European connections. The name of
Lelaml Stanford haa been mentioned in
connection with the contemplated enter,
prise. The Governor aavs if the nego
tiationa pending were successfully con
cluded he thought it very likeiy he
would visit Europe to make arrange
ment* for the pnrrhaae of veewls.
Ilumel Sage, President of the l'acifio
Moil Company. expressed regret at the
present competition between the l'acifio
Mail aand Pacific railroada, which he
said waa injuring all parties. He said
that the Pacific Mail Company waa will
ing to do anything to put an end to the
difficulties. He attached little import
ance to rr|Hirtf in regard to the e«tal>
lishmrnt of a rival line. If the rail
roada attempted anything of the kiud
they could bo at once enjoined for vio
lation of their charters. It wax quite
likely, however, that Gov. Stanford and
others would try to establish a line in
connection with the Pacilio railroad.
l'rM|wU In laws.
Cwcioo, Sept. 11.—A Marshalltown,
Iowa, dispatch say* the Anti-monopoly
State Central Committee yesterday se
lected Henry C. Hayes of Polk county,
• well-known and successful fanner, as
• candidal* for Stat* treasurer, in inner
of llamas, withdrawn. Keporta (roui
all pirti o( 111* SUU arc very encourag
ing, and indicate the election of an Anti
mopuly Htat* ticket aail a majority of
Congreaslonal candidate*.
■till X*l Mo* Auy
St. 1'aDL, Minn., September 11.—
Protestor 8. Winchell, Stat* ()*ologi*t,
th* tame who accompanied tb* t'untnr
expedition to th* Black Hill*, in an offi
cial report enuuierstiag mineral* found
in the country aaya: " Soma of tb* min
*r», that accompanied th* outfit, r*|>ort
th* finding of gold and ailrer in aotne of
th* gulclie* in the *onth*aatcrn portion
of th* Hilla, though I aaw non* *f tb*
gold, nor did I *** aay of the aariferoua
quart*. 1 hare taken th* gold report*
with a larg* grain of allowance." Pro
faaaor Donaldson. who also accompa
niwl th# expedition, entirely coincided
with Professor YVmch*ll an th* gold
qDMtiou.
Tb* WklteLMfun Wtetnalt Mur
der anil Terrorism iu Unlitaua.
Cuicaoo, September 11.—Tb* lnUrr.
ftcran'a N*w Or1*ana apacial *aya: la
formation from St. Martina and lb*ria
Parish** indicate that th* Whit* League
will raak* a bold aland there. They
have thre* cannon and ara armad with
Winchester rifle* and liarc ratioua which
w*r* furnished by tb* llorcrniurnt du
ring th* r*c*nt overflow. During the
laat thre* week* flfty-aeven negroes and
whitea hare been murdered in that ri
cinitv. lUfuger* from Conchutta atate
that at leaat thirty prrton* hare
been foully murdered in and about
that place, llegistratinn officer* in the
Northern and Western portions of the
Stat* decline to *err*, owing to the iu
aecurity of Ufa. The regular police of
Shrereport havu bean discharged and
(Iremen, all of whom are White L**gu*ni,
been appointed to aucceed them. /
nnmb*r of caaea of Prataian guna con
aigned to White Leaguera ef thia city
and brought fmm New York city on the
th* steamer Western Metropolis and
marked ladiee' and children's abort,
hare been seized.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
[•ricitL TO rat uuld aiu. dailt »*»•.]
PROM 8AN FRANCI8CO
• loekt- R>; District fair -Weather
- 1° la lasers' ;Ball~ Cnibeaaleaneut
Trial AhiisciI *f Mauslaug birr
lawlsltli Islauri News.
Sm» FaAXrtsco, "Sept. 11—1 r. M.—
Stock* are rather weak.
There will be a grand parade of bogncd
cattle at the Hay Diatrict Fair to-day. to
be followed by interesting racea of trot
Urs, ruunert and roadstora, and an auc
tion tale of stock.
Th* weather ie very tin*.
The rioaeare will claae the celebration
with a grand ball at Union liall to-night.
The caae of Licen** Collector ltuckUy
and bia deputies, accused of cmlwzxling
public funda, will comu before the 1'olice
Court tbi* afUrnoon.
l'etsr Hansen and bia wif* Mary Han
eon bar* b**u accused by th* Coronar'a
Jury of manilaughter, in killiug John
Leggett during an affray on the corner
of Beale and Harrison street* on Suuday
night laat.
Th* bark B. C. Wyli*, from Iloaolnlu,
to-day, bring* date* to August 2Cth.
Th* newt ft not of great importance.
Sine* the adjournment of th* Legisla
tur*, ears th* Adveriwrr, Honolulu has
been the dulleal oi citisa. The King
and royal party weru to riait the crater
of Kilanaa, to remain thre* weeks. The
German Consul, T. C. H*uck, had taken
learc of the King to return to Europe.
He had raaidod at Hoaolaln 25 ysara.
FROM MODESTO, CAL.
ratal MhMilus Affray.
Moddtto, September 11.—k aborting
■rr*|»' occnrTed bare alwut 10 o'clock
1m( night between Mike Gleaaou aud
Billy Sharaftkrr, partnert in n dance
bouaa here. No particular* a* to the
trouble are learned, but it ia auppoaod
to b« a woman. Gleaaan waa killed.
Fonr ahota were flred. Shoemaker,
alter committing the deed, tried to ea
cape, and atarted down the Taolomne
Rirer. but waa found tbie morning by
the Sheriff, about two milee below here,
and ia now in aafe keeping.
Tbbu botehera are ondeF bail at
Beading, Pa., (or killing and aellingdia
eaaed a&inali.
A Hippy Klat.
A sportsman writ«* from Valdini thai
there is at least on* monarch who is
amusing hiraaclf. He aava: " Th»
happiest king in tha world. Victor
Emwaaual, ia (oaud ruralizing. Ha em
ploye tha graatar part of bia tima in
banting wild boar in tba picturesque
▼alleys which aarronnd the town. The
othar day tha august aportaman »u aa
aailed by two of those animala, ena of
which rippad np tha bally of hia horaa
—tha pitfutrt of hia anita arrived ia timu
to aava him, and ha got off with an ax
coriation of little im|H>rtance. Tha en
campment of hia Uajeety in tha valley
of tha Aoata ia oompoaed of two paor
little tenta for hia aidea-de-camp, and a
wooden hot in which victuals are rooked
for tha whole party indiacriminately.
The King himself aleepa outaidu on the
ground, enveloped in hie cloak, as ha
it eN auffooated under the taut. lleing
very corpulent, he follows the chase on
foot with seme difficulty. Ho generally
starts at 3 o'clock in tha morning.mount
eil ou oue of the little Sardinian horses,
so sur»-footed and ao ardent, and doea
not return until nightfall. Sometimee
he loses his companions, and hunta
alms. If seized with hunger after a
long excursion, he enters the hoase of
the tirnt peasant he meets, aitka for
omelette and a pot of light wine, and
while eating converses with the boat and
the little family ronnd him about
the neighbors, tha cre|», and the l>etty
incidents of the village, ill* quality is
only known by the price he paya for
his breakfaat. Such is the life led by
Victor Kiuiuauuel at thia moment."
Sutbo, the itinerant Khowmau, wrote
a letter from Auatin to hia paper, the
Virginia lmUptmltnl, atating that tha
people in Auetia went wild with enthu
eiaam over him aud hia lantern, and that
Lander is sunt for the Independent
party. Tha anly wild man enen in
Auatin at the time waa Hutro himeelf,
and with hia departnni departed all of
the Independent party that waa aver
within the bordera of Loader county.—
ItfTM Riirr HririUt, Srpinnhtr 0.
Marrinnf..
McIJkl'llIN—ELLIOTT—In VltalaU. H,plnn
Iwr 10. by Uav. Ueorre W. FlU'h, Duucm
McLsurm tu Mli> Marjr K. Elliott.
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TIN. COPPER1 AND SHEETIRON WORK
DONK TO OHDRR.
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Winm, Liquor*,
Ales and Porler,
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fln.M up at » la»Ub cipMiw, wllb »i In.did
work* or art adorning lb* wall*, awl at tho i ear
are two of the latcal aljla
ORECIAN CURVE BILLIARD TABLES,
Thn ONLt NEW ONR8 that an or «mw«r«
la tbajowi. Thn Haloou la U« (seat and moat
couimodloua In Oold Hill.
tr KKKR LUNCn DAILY. Open al all
hour*, liar and nlirhl. Call and proapcfI.
_ Mil U
L- r. uaaiLia i r. r. aaaaoaurr | a. h. Dana
L. P. DREXLER & €0.,
STOCK,
Exchange and money
BROKERS,
Nil Pallawa' Nf« Hall.
C NTRIIIT VIRGINIA CITY
Miacha Baaahl. ftal4 aad Carrie
aa .tlar«la>.
Maaar Laaatd aa Avprarrd Sacarlllaa.
»* Rlotka dallvrred on day of part baa* and
paid tor on da; of »a>«.
. SSKPftSf ** ^ 'nwciKo, i. n.
Latham a co. Mil tf
BOOTS AND 8H0E8
FOR EVERYBODY !
....AT. .
J. A. WINTERBAUER'8,
opp. tin ErllpM lUkkt,
MAIS Mr*EET UOLD HILL)
At lb. VKKY LOWEST FKil RKS!
Til KICK l< NO I'ttK or tlOINO
>ltp»bo4 wh.» too cm r'« ."y flHI
thine jou Htd In Id. Boot and BkorrKj
IIM. .
II. kwp. conatantlf on kaud . fall Mpplj of
BocklMfeaai Hoou and Minn, and aim .tt.kd.
10 Oa.toan Work. taeJnllnc manufactorlnc to
ord.rmd R«palrl»». Tnr him. Mil m
FOR OOUNTY CLERK.
W. G. THOMPSON
DKS PICT FULLY ANNOUNCES UIMSKLF
I» ». . candidal, for lb. olBc. of County Cl.rk
of fltoray coqoIt at tb. .nrtilag .Imloa, rab
J«ct to lb. d«ctaloa of lb. Daaocratlc Coanlr
Coor.nUoo. Hit 14*
ttfcW TO-PAY.
PIPER'S 0TERA~H0PSE.
COMMKXCUiG FBI BAT) IIPT. 11th.
LANOIIISHK A CLINN'S
m YORK BLACK CROOK,
rORTV.BIUUT AUTIMTM.
I'UK MANAGERS IIAVK MUCU PLIA8- |
an In anaoanrlnc thai they an (tabled lo I
pr*a*at to th* cllluii of Vli*tala City thl.
ilnM-koaorad and oDtlvaladapaclACteoaa acal*
il aiactillcmc* eanallac I la orlfiaal aplendor
In It** York, having it tmroena* axpanaa Im
ported all lha Hccncrj, Gorxeoua Coatamaa.
wondeifal kKtlHlj, a (all Dramatic Com
ply.
lleaaliral a ad Faarlaatlaa Ballal a ad
Carta af V.rial, A rtlata.
The Co'lum**, Arson, PiopeMlea. Colorad
1.1« hi a. Calcluma, ale., an all onllnly saw, and
ha»o bM> procarad at a coat or (SS.000. Tka
TRANSFORM ATION HCXNK upon which ha*
beta expended upward* or (11,000, pnaanta lo
lha *y* a picture or daullnc enchantment, n
rplendent with Jrwrla and Ulliirrlng Oema.
M'll# Jnaaelte Praacbar,
Premier Dtntruae AiaoInU, uitited toy
I'AUUNE IURRKTTa, LOTTA LA RUB. I
ADAL1NK DRKHMKL, CORA AMBR01SK, 1
And a aelect Ballet Tmupa or llrautlfal Ladle*.
Wonderful HUNNKL8 FAMILY, tb* paaner
Ik* Ana*. Oil AM. I DORMON. tka KUm Ban
lolal. FRANK R. CLIFTON, In hi* Ikwbl*
rinmelle oo lb* llorlioatal Bar, lb* only man
litln* that accumpll.be* thla extraordinary
real. Ml.. FHANKIK BTTA. In her Clo«
Hdhiptp* Mr. FRANK BLANOIIKIT. la bla
rurlona Call of fontortloaa. Mr. KRNEMT
LORKNZRN, lo bla Wonderful Patformance on
Wool and Straw. Maater BONNIE RUNNELM,
the very baat Dutch Cotaadlan of the age.
A run and elBclant Orchaatra, nnder the di
rection or Mr. Ren ban Within.
Prlcea or Admlaaloat
Dreia Circa |l Ml
PaniHtftt* Tl
Prlirala lloxea 0 <4
tW~.No eitra charga tor re.arrad **ata. Uoi
Hbe«t now open. eel) II
PEOPLE'S COURSE
....or....
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES,
llliia'niteri with numerous Charts ami Poc*
•In, will begtvou by.
WM. DENTON,
Of Dcpton, Mam., Author of M Oar Pltnvl,"
V n • «tc.,*l
\ATIO\AL GUARD HALL, |
VIRGINIA CITY)
....OOMMRNCINO ...
TUESDAY EVENING, 8KPT.3D. [
AT KIOtIT O'CLOCK PRRC1SKLY.
Led are lit. The World before Life.
Lecture 2nd. The Formation of I
Metallic Vein*.
Lertare 5d. The Coal Period and
the World's Tenant! al the lime.
Lecture 4th. The Ace or Kepllle*.
Lecture 5th. The Tertiary Period 1
and Iti Mammal*.
Lecture 6th. The Hanan Period
and PreieRt (ieoloiclral Change*.
TICKRTS POM TIIK OOURSR ft Ml
BINULK LKC-ri'HKM Ml |
GOLD HILL MARKET.I
(NKXT DOOR TO NRWS OPPICK.i
L. T. POX I i~rPWOPWHTO»
\T THI* HIAHHKT,
ran alwaya b* found lb*
eholcset
■ HP.
MUTTON
PORK,
VKAL
Our anlmalebelnr eeleeted rrnni tbetweiCat
tie lUnchee 10 Nerada aod California, ir,
alwaye healthy.
PKIVATK KAMIURS AND IIOTRL* will
.nd It to their advantage lu palronlae Ihle
Market. where thry will alwaye h* psDpllae
wl'h the beet meala the country ran afford.
KRNDKIIRD TALLOW, for mill andralnlny
purpoeea.constantly un hand.
•all I. T »OX.
nAXKY CIOLD AND HII.VKM
Minis* C'tmjpanT -location of principal
place nf buelnee*, Ran Prune leeo, Calirumla.
(.oration ol worka, t.joa coanty, Mala of
Ncvaila. I
Notice-There arc (Irlln.inrnl npon the fol
lowing described etock, on arc'Hinl of «•«»•
mcnl No In. levied on :he Mb dar of Angnat.
mi, the "rvrral amount* wl oppoell* the name,
of the rmpectlre ahareboldara. aa follow,:
Namea I'trl. She. Aint. '
Dunran \V L. TruatM I7M....71....11 75
Duncan VV L, TruatM 171)0,.. 40....17 la
Dairy P III.........It OU
Do Loraa t) V, Truetaa ....I0M...M0 . .75 00
DaLnrme (I V, TruatM 1M....IO....DO HI
DrLonn.lt V.Trualaa 1741... «U .. Si M
Da Loma O V. Truale* 1747 .. 35....la 74
Koala.n K,TruatM 1711 300. Btui
tilhbe P A,TruatM 1101.. .IK)... 73 00
Olbha P A. TraalM IIIW ..100 . ..74 00
(Jlhba PA,TruatM IBM.. .100....71 M
llatrh Wlleon. bal 471 10.... 7t0
llulchlnaon J, TraalM 1141.. HO...171 00
Kauar C A. Ti ualaa 1711.. IM.. .900 00
Latham J II A Co.Tru,t*« 1700....10... .37 10
Laiute L T. TruatM 1711....*>.... IB 00
llnkhan Srth, Truaiee I4lft...l00....71 00
llnktiam Hath. Trn.tee Hl».. .100... 71 CO
Plnkham Setb, TruatM... .1130.. .IM....71 00
Pink ham Hath. TruatM 1411. ...M... .11 71
I'lnkham S*|b. TruaU* 14.14 JO... It 00
Phalpa R A TtO.. .100. ...71 U>
Phelp, K A 17M...1U0....T5 00
I'ooruiaalt Mt ...tl....4A 10
lllrhardaou R A,TruatM.... 143....30... to to
Klchardaon KA.Truet** 4*4 ...to... 17 to
Klchanlaon K A.Trualaa 7M....M .. 37 to
Rlrhardeon R A. Tniatra.balKM....II....1I n
Klrhardaon R A.TraalM....1017....It ..18 74
Klrhardaon K A. TruatM ...IM.... ( 171
Hlchardeon R A,Tru,l*e....lM.... 9 .175
Klchanlaon K A.Trualaa ...1710... 10... 17 to
Boaa L B, TruatM IM....IS....II 7#
anolda WmT. Troatra... 17S7 ...II....II 14
mledell llenry. TraalM. ,W1 .. to....17 10
Schmladrll llenry. Truaiee. .11411.. .100.. ,.7B 00
HchmladallIImit,TruatM. I1N....SO. ..17 H
Schmladall. Uocbatadlar 4k
Oa. TruaUea Ull.. .100. ...75 00
Rrhniledall. Uochaladter A
Co, TraalM* till.. .100....13 00
Spinney (lao It. TraalM . ..It3t....30....»1 So
Hj>lnn*y Uro K, Traata*. ...Itlt.. .100....14 00
Stapbena Cha. Trust** Ml.. .100....TS 00
Minna R P. Traata* IBM.. .100....7S 00
flton* R P, Traata* 1M .100 ...74 00
Stone K P, TraalM 1D00...100... 75 00
Rloa* R P, TruatM 1101..100....74 10
flton* R P, Trustee 1101.. .100....TI 00
Tlbkey RS.Trualee b*l....lW 1 | u
I'rbsn Jm I .10....17 to
Urban Jo* 7... SO 37 SO
I'rban Joe.... I....SO....37 SO
Vlssent Chaa, TraalM 11(4. . .SO.. 37 10
Vlnarnt I'hae, TraalM b*l..ll*3... .31... .18 40
▼iDsaot Chaa, TruatM 1131.. .loo.. ..75 00
Vlasent tbss, TruatM 1IM....SO....37 50
Vlnttnt Cbaa, TraalM 1H0.. .100....71 00
Vlnirot t'haa. Trsatr* 1331 30... 10 00
Vlrseut Chaa. TraalM int....JO....it 00
VlM»ul thia, TruatM 1565...Wo...371 00
Vlnxeul Chaa. TraalM IM.. too.. 37S 00
Wllk* P R, TruatM ISOO...100....71 00
Wllke P R, TraalM 1501... 100... 7S 00
Wllka PR. TraalM IBM.. .100... 71 00
Wllks P K. TraalM IM... 100... .75 00
Wllke P K. Traalea 1M4...130....74 00
Wllk* P R, TruatM .. ... IM...lot)... 73 00
Wllk* P R. TraalM IM.. 100....73 00
Wllka R P. Truele* IM7....40... MOO
TouufA 117...100... It 00
Yoanf A 141...100... 71 no
Hamilton J K, TruatM.,b*l..lit..1-10 07
And In arronUuc* wllk law. tad as order of
the Board of Dlraclora. made on the Mb dar of
Aufuat, 1*74, M manjr abaraa of each parrel
of aa h eliirk M may be uaCMaary will b* aold
at pablk auction, al lb* aalMroom of Joba
Mlodlalon A Son. Mo. 310 Montgomery alra*l,
San Prasclaco, Cal.. on WRDNMDAY, Ut* 30th
day of September. 1174, al Ih* hoar of I o'clock
r. *■ of each day, lo par delinquent aaaeee
menu Ihrrrou, tofrtber with coata of adrer
tlalnr and eipenaM of Iba aale.
OROROK R SPINNRT, Secretary.
Office-No. (30 California alrMt, Room No. t,
Sao PrancIpc«i.Cal. Mil Id
WOODRUFF'S
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
MAIN STRUT. COLO HILL.
(OppoalM the New«efflte).
IAADIH'. OBNT8' MIMES' AND CHIL
j DRBND
HI BOOTS, SHOES,
GAITERS, ETC,
or imj *ar1etr. and • large atock to eelect
from.
Trier* 10 per rent. below Virginia rate..
Trail ■( IImh iM Han Maerr,
H. I. WOODRUFF.
1ST 60088, lit.
THE PIONEER
dry goods
store.
Established Id 1861!
LATE8T FASHIONS
....AT...
FRAMKENHEMEB'S!
FAMILY
DRV (IOOD8 STORE I
COLD HILL.
TOST UVBHID, A IlilOl
J Bloc* of
DRE88 GOODS!
TkU Dnwtn.nl I* rrptou wttk «l*fUt,
IOT.I and idnUJ njlu. »du coniUtou. (b«
no.tcompl.tf tworta.nl artr ohnd t.tbU
lows.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Sun.1.7. Scotch ud Irt.h Duuit:
Dwnwk T.bl. Cloth* tad Ntpklu
row.lt and Tow.lln*;
Lta.n ud ('otto. sb..tlti(t ud Hhlrtln#i
DUuk.t.ud UutlU;
Colored ud WMU FUu.li;
T.bl. ud PUao (Wmj
Lu. Crula., lie., lie., Btc
A.t Greatly Seduced Prices)
HOSIKItY DEPARTMENT
UdtM*. Cblldna't ud Out*' Uo.l«r7 of .11
■Im. ud quUtlM.
JIotm, Uim, Kmbroldar? 1. MU udbjtbi
yard; lludk.rcbl.fi,*U., .tc.
Will n.ll a. |ik.a. far Ca.b a. aai
nt.r. la IM KlaN !
Hit. N. FHAIUHKNUIinm.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
Dry Goods Have Declined, |
... BCT....
TO REALIZE ITS TRUTH!
YOI' MI'MT HKR AND Pit ICR
B. CALLAND'S
lU.HUNME STOCK.
EVKRY NHANC1I IN TIIK LINK OK
HTAPLK and FANCY nilY OOODS la
craminad with Iho CHOICEST NOVKLTIKN. 1
w
K«n<t nulr llrmM l.r I.adlra ami I
Cklldraa. lTadrrwrar.f alldrarrtp.
II.a*. Srw»tl *ljl» .r 11)11.
Ilea aria, laraaal*. Pa.a,
llaalrr}, l.arr.* Oar*
T*. >>4 Tkrr.
b.tiaaed Kid
(Jl.raa,
OP ALL HIIADKN AND IIKMT MARK.
CUA«lt, M yard. far tl ».}
HOOI) tllltMKTM, a .air far 73
And Kmilklai la Pr...rll...
rrj if
VARIETY STORE.
pU'NIC, MARKET, WALL AND WORK
BA8KETI,
PHTI'KK KUAMP.*, FANCY CHIM'K.
Kit V, I.AWPrt, TOY*,
MTATIIINKUY,
" AND A GKNRIUI. ASHOHTMKNT OP
FANCY GOODN,
....at ...
Rrrliiirr'n Variety More, I
MAIN MTIIKRT. IJOI.ll HIM.,
(Opp. Odd Prllnwa' llall)
Ciaaurr lhan III. chraprat. Gall and af. tor I
Yonrarlf.
aatt Im K RKRMNKR
PIIYKl('IA\N.
Drs. W.Wa & V P. Fctterman |
HOMffOPATHIC PHYSICIANS,
8URCEON8 A ELEOTRICIANS. |
£
RAOVATK OP TtlR IIA UN KM ANN MED
Iral Unllrt* ol Philadelphia, and lb.
trlcal lnailiute of Plltaburg, Pa.
ELECTRICITY!
GREAT DKCOVEHIEM!
All Chr.alr DlaraM. Tr.at.4 wllb I'a
.rrr.dealed Harrraa br lb.
Varlaa. M*dl«rall.a. af
Maaaallaaa, (lalraalaaa
■■4 Kl.airlrltr.
OSM-Xa. U Milk C Hi.. Vlr(lala
OBc. nonra-From (to II A. a., I to J. and
»to » r. a. aari tr
DRS. PACKER A TUFTS,
Homeopathic Physicians! |
....AMD....
HUROKONS,
UT* OP N«W TOUR.
Oflf. No. M Roatta C Nlrrrl,
VIRGINIA OITY.
ornci Hnrna.
Dr. Packer S lo lo a. a. and > to a r. a.
Dr. Tana 10 lo 11 a. a and T to « r. a.
agio 1m
P. T. KIRBY, M. D«|
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Mr. aad R.ald.ar., a..Mil. Darwta'a I
A Mar OM..I Mala Mra.la
HOLD HILL, NEVADA.
M J. MnJUTCIIEON la my ailkortivlCol
.rru.r. aaiO If
DR. J. MAN80N,
Physician and daifcra, I
(LaI. 01 Oral a Vallrjr, Cat.)
OFPII.K- la Mara.rd ll.aa., (Mi lllll. j
aatT a I
J. U. HALL, M. D.
Phjraicfai and Surgeon.
OFF ICR AND RniDKMI-OFHalK Ik. I
"N.w." ()•«. Mala M.« <M4 Hill. I
•!!» If*
P A I N_T I N O !
H. M. JEWETT,
MAIN MTMKET, C^I.D IIII.I.,
House, Slf n and Carriage
PAINTER,
Sraining^Paper Hanging^
A OOOD HTOCK OF
WALL PAPER
wwTAmr on nAND
MlO-tl
Q ft WBCKIMSEOIS.
WABM 8PBINGS HOTEL
utsxr 4 SOWDKX, Prop'r*.
ff HIS POPCU.R PUCK or MUORT, (IT.
1 uUd at lb* Stale Prtaoa, om and a bair
BtlMlrom
CARSON CITY,
Od>wlt»>«> iiiyilillmi u • place of
retort to ba found la thU HUM.
THE HOTEL
BM km Uwnwblf naoTatad tad rallied,
tad m palat Will br (pared to Bikl comfbrta
ble all not who vlsltlbe Sprtan
TNOSE lEllfllTFIIl SNINNill MTIS
Of para, wanln* warm water are unequalled
la Dm aula.
THK BAR
MEALS
or the beat In tbe market, la IraKlaaa aljla,
fnralabed to order.
A NEW OONOORD WACOM
Ooarara gtieeu fraaCanoaCltr la the Springe
arer) hour, and will rail for ibem upon order*
left at aaj of the bolala laCaraoa.
»«<>f KKKHIYil ■OWPEf.
JEWELER
a..Atf&.. .
STATIONER.
T'lIK VNDBKHIUNCO KICK I'll COM- A
aiaallj on baud a La nca Aaaoit-tVi
aent
COLO AND SILVER WATCHES.
Dlaawaia, Cbalae, I.a4laa> lala,
liana ■ allaae, riaftr Rlaga,
SaM Paat. tharwi, l.ackeu,
Rapkla Blan Mlrar lala,
■fatlaalaa, ela., ale.
BLANK B00K8 & STATIONERY
or ALL KINDS.
CLOOKS FROM $2 SO TO S30
WATCIIW, CLOCKS *od JBWBLRT IU
paired with N**tu»»* «»d Dlipatcb. All wort
warranted.
AOENT for *11 th* Ivniraio and San
PranclKo DAILY AMD WKKKLY PAPERS.
AU tb* Ut«t lta»t»rn l'«rt<«llral» and Mac*
■Ibm ronitaat), on hand at low rrlea*. D«
II Tared In anjr part of town.
8. W."CHUBBUCK,
PAMTovn«R. nm.D mix.
_ »»H u
QOLD HILL
LUMBER YARD,
MAIN STRICT, COLD HILL,
(luilaborc the Railroad Crowln*),
B. H. CARRICK * CO.,
PUOPRIKTOK*.
NEVADA LUMBEH
OK Al.L KIND*,
REDWOOD, OREGON AND SUGAR PINE*
Mll.l. AND MININM TIMNKRH,
FLUME AND BUILOINB LUMBER,
KTT., KTC.
A OOMPLETF A.SSOBTMENT
...
CLEAR AND DRE88ED
LUMBEH,
FLOORING, SIDING, RUSTIC
AND OTHER STYLES OP
Hiding, lffonlding, I,nib,
•HIXULU, DOOM,
8A8H AND BLINDS, KTC
AI.WAYM OX HAND.
EVmtYTniNO AT TUB LOWEST CASH
HAT KM. Olta aa a call.
R. II. CARKICK ft CO..
a«3»lf frwrHHW.
WASHOE LUMBER YAM
R MTRERT, tlRMNIA.
Between Opblr and VirginiaConMlldattd W'lu.
HAYNIE & CO.,
PrtfrlMan.
/CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A*LABOR AND
V wall »at»rtad *u>ck of
NEVADA LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
MILL AND MINING TIMBER*.
BOIlOim, FLUME « FIN18NINI LUMBER,
Rm um4 BvdwMMl r«lllu<
Urf<M Play Klearjea. .
Maaitr Plaa aaa n rdwaad,
(alt fa rata *a««r PUa,
Plain a ad Kaaer PlfkaU,
aw®8
Traaaaae, Kit.
Ami, tor RARVBTB PATENT IHNOB
WINDOW LOCKS. unequalled for almpllclly
wi tf
NEVADA AND CALIFORNIA
LUMBER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS AND WDOLKAALE
Dealer* In
MILL AND MINIMI TIMBER*,
riMdlllNU, BU1LDIMU t PLl'MR Ll'MUKII
Kklaalra, I.atb aad Weed.
MII.I.N AND FLUME,
Praaaar Creek Mallei, C. P. Rallraad,
YIRfllNIA OFFICE,
Wllh LONKEY * SMITB. at lha Virginia
Unbar Yard, 41 Sooth D »treet, oppuelte
Bwlih ■treat. «■»«>■
CIGARS AND TOBALLO
O. H. GALLUP,
■•jrurTi llMk,
MAIN NTKKKT,., .OOI.U IIILL.
Mr It door to tM B*ak llckup.
TUB CUUICCST
IMFORTEO AND OOMESTIC CIGARS r
....ASD....
TUB BINT BRAND* OF TOBACCO
I* ail Ita rarktlM.
Tty*t rairr G—4*,
(▼•rjthlBfA No. Itn4 VlUClH LOW
tr (111 mm* N«.^|
Mil 1m
Y08EMITE ILIB ROOM,
Mo. M Hoath C Blreet, Vlrglala.
OPIN ALL NIGHT!
BOYCE k Dl'KCiK, Proprietor!.
M«tr
AHKOCKCUiniB*
POM SHERIFF.
JAMBS 8HOWER8
nMPXcrm.LT Ai*!fouwc*s bimiklf
Jtv hi candidal* for Um offlt* of flbartff of
Storey oaoty, al ika paialBf atactloa. mV|kI
loth* drcUUm o t I ha Union «*pnbUc*n County
Oo«*juMoo. aa»l td'
FOR 8HKRIFF.
R. W. CHA8E
pmiCTFOLLT ANHOtmCD HIMKLP
XV u a eaadldaia for l ha offlca of Sharif of
»l««) Coanty, at Ika aniatai alactloo. anbjrrt
to lb* dactaloa of Ik* L'aloaUrpabllcaa Coaaty
Ooniantlo*. aa4 Id*
C. B. SMITH
rriRs 11 imbilk as a candidate
_1 tor lb* *«c* of Ooantr Trr*aur*r of Sto
rey Coaatj. *ab|*ct to nomination byth* nam
aeratle Ouanty Conrantlon. aaU tf
FOR COUNTY TRCAtUNKN.
0
B. L. 8TKRN
BESPKCTFl'LLT ANNOIKCIH HtMSKLP
a* a candidal* tor lb* ufflr* of Trraaarer
lorry County, St lb* ananlns alretlo*. «nb
|act to to* daclaton of lb* l'aloa K*publk*a
County Conraa.l—. *W Id*
FOR COUNTY TRKA8URKR.
E. NYB
RKSPICTrTLLT AN!»Or*C*» HIMSELF
aa a randiaal* tor lb* olBca af Trea»arar
I>r Storey Coaaty, at tb* aaaulujr alaetloa.aab
Irct to tit* daclatoa of tba I'aloa lUpahllna
L'ounty Cunr*nlto». **<td
FOR CORONKR.
M. A8CHEIM
TJEMPECTPrLLT ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
XV •• 8 cocdl<lot« for tb« offlco of CorMir of
Hioroy Oovnly, mHJmi to I ho docUtoa of tbo
l>emocrstlt lfoaBly Convention. W _
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
WILLIAM MAYKR
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
u t candidate for ill* offlc* of Coroaer •>(
fturcy County, at the routine election. eab|*«t
to the d*cl.lon of lb* Union K*rublic*n County
Convention. _ «**«*
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
A. J. M'DONELL
lJMPECTrm.LV ANNOUNCES IIIMSKLP
IV m I candidate for Me office of lK«dtr of
Htorey Caanly, >1 the eneulng election, tnbject
la lb* decl.lou of lb* Union Kepnbllcaa County
Conrrnllon. ttflla'
FOR COUI
THOMAS CRACKY
RKHPECTPUI.LV ANNOUNCI8 BIMHELF
a candidate for the office of Amtaaor or
Hlortjr county at tba mtulng rkctloa, subjrt t
to thr drri»ton of tba I'bUhi hepubltcan Coonty
Caartatloa. mIu td
FOR JUSTICE OF TMI PEACE.
E. WRIGHT
'I HE PHEHENT INCUMBENT OP »AI1»
I office, will >nk a Henomlnallon from lb<
Union Hepuhllcati County Convention. and In
the event of hl« nomination be umld reepwt
fUllr uk hit old time frtende to tupport bin.
»e9 td
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
I. D. KLINE
RKHPKCTFULLT ANNOUNCKH IIWKELV
at aranndldate for Juttlc*of the Pe*ce,
ot Tnwuehlp No. I. Htorey County, euhject to
Ihs dfclilun of Km* t'olou lUpiblican Coiiil;
CPBTtml—. wT td*
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
JOHN BAKKR
is kexpeoupui.lt announced ah a
1 candidal* for the ofBre of Juillce of the
Peace of Townehlp No S, Slor*y county, com
prlelni; Hold Hill and vicinity, euoject to lb«
nomination of the Union Kepnbllcaa Ooantjr
Consent Ion. _ leUlf
FOR CONSTABLE.
I. P. BERRY
SI8PECTPULLT ANNOUNCES BIMHELP
a candidal* for the offlc* of ConiUble of
rn.btp No. S. Storey county, eohjecl to tbe
deel.Ion of the Union Kepuklican Ooantjr Con
veatlua. e*ltnd»
FOR CONSTABLE.
M. F. WALLKR
KESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES himself
u i candidate for tbe offlc* of Conetabl*
rownihlp No I. H lorry Coantjr, tablfct to
lb* action or lb* Liberal He publican and Dem
ocratic Ohii; liwmllo*. wlM'
FOR CONSTABLE.
JOHN TRKZONA
Skspectpui.lv announces himself
i* a candid*!* for CoattaM* of Townablp
I, Store; Count jr. at tb* com In* election,
•nb)ect to the action of tbe Union Republican
Coanty Uo*v**tion. Ml td»
FOR CONSTABLE.
H. R. 8YMON8
J> EHPECTfULLT ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
I a* a candidate lor i»" offlc* of Conatabl*
lb* Town.blp of Oot<" rill enbleet to tbe de
cision *f tbe RrpublloaOMety Convention.
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CHARLES RAWSON
DKHPECTPUI.LV ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
U a* a candidate for lb* offlc* of Coanty Andl»
. B of Coanty i
toe *nd Recorder of storey Coonty, at tbe en
tiling <!*ct'on. inhlect la tbadKltlonof tb*
l nion Republican Convention. *e» td»
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
A. K. POTTER,
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
Conn of flraat Alley, J net abor*
CAIKKSH M'MBKK YAKD.
f AMKtrtLY PRIMnro TO CONTRACT
1 fur *11 •!«*• and MjIm of bulldlni*. from •
chkkra n>M la • (m-cUm chunk. *1 tb. am
fftMDiMc i«rna.
All kl»d» of c*f)»rntfr1(ig. JoMiln* tod rt
pitflnit don, with i>wib«m tod <!t»p«trh.
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Civil Engineer* and Sur
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