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THE EVENING NEW&|
itr. norn, ■ ■ MnruirNptMi
SOLD DU. i TMPMPAT. OPT. U. I>74 I
1 PPOCMTIf LKTTKB.
la another column of thia P«4>ar will
bo found i onmuImIIw from 1Oold
Hill Democrat. It ia publishsd in ths
Gold Bill Xrws at ths upmi reqnsst
of lb« Htkor, uJ for the reaaoa that
the chief Demoerntie organ is Storey
county being owned by Tom William*,
■nob a oemmnnlcatioa would not be
allowed to appear la ita eolumna. The
writer iimnta tit* action of General
Williama with fore* and troth. Ha ueee
tha knife cneparingly. Ha ahowa'that
tha aold and eelftch character of
clammy Thorn aa ia now. aa it haa a«w
boon, a hindrance to Democratic tnceoaa;
that thia man Williama haa eo ughl la
whip tha Democracy of Storey county
Into hia support by manna at once de
grading to the party and unworthy a
Senatorial aapirnnt; that be baa toyed
with Hutro; that be baa 'outraged
Oold Hill and the whole of Storey
county by compelling the withdrawal
•f one of her moat popular citizens
from the ticket and placing thereon not
n citizen of Oold Hill, bat n recent ar
rival at Virginia City. He claims to be
—aa we know him to hare bean here
tofore—a strong anpporter ef the Dem
ocratic party, bet deniee that Williama
baa any right to sacriftcs that party for
hia own aelflah purpoeea. We commend
the letter to the perusal of intelligent
Demecrata, and while not exactly agree
ing with the writer regarding hia riewi
upon the proepecta ef Bradley and
Adams, we are compelled te admit that
hia stricturee upon the Democratic man
agement la Storey county are based
upen well known facta, and are fully
deeerred. The author ia a repreeenta
tire Democrat, and not by any meana
the only one who holds viewe identical
with thoee enunciated in hia letter.
A BAD MKAK.
The worst break that Tem Williams
i ia thia campaign, since he sold
the Democratic party cut to Sutro, waa
made lact evening at the letter's lecture.
Early in the evening Piper'a Opera
House waa filled by Democrats, Republi
cans and Sutro'* ciayvert, the Democratic
element being In large majority. Sutro
began by abusing Mr. Sharon. This is
a popular method of campaigning adopt
ed by the opposition and for a while
everything went smoothly Adolph Su
tro waa applauded and William Sharon
damned with a holy uactuousneoe that
waa eminently eoothing to Tom Wil
liama and hia friende. Hut we hare eften
had reason to note that while Williama
waa pretty well up in ward manipula
te aa he failed to comprehend the maa
agemeat of a campaign. He haa aot
sufficient foresight; doce aot look far
enough ahead. Thia was exemplified last
night. Mr. Satro, la aecordaace with
their bargain, began to damn Tom Wil
liama. He eaid that be (W) wee even
worse than Sharon; that he waa a petti
fogger of the bank ring,, etc. etc.
This was "all ia tha play." Tom
Williama folly understood that it waa
buncombe; aa also did many of hia
friends. But the majority who had ae
semblod to hear Sutro had not been
properly instructed. This wse a fatal
oversight. It totally daetroyed the ef
fect of Mr. Satro'e eloquence and
Hoc. Just aa soon aa Sutra began to
damn Williama. the letter's friende be
gan to damn Intro even more earnectly.
They caked Sutro puzzling queetiona.
For inetanoe, when he eaid that Mr.
Sharon had bought up leading Demo
crats, they propounded the direct query,
Who arc they? Thia troubled Hutro.
Finally ha answered, " Bob Taylor."
Mr. William's frisnds immediately said,
"No 1 Jonce bought him two yean ago."
The fact ia, that Mr. Sutro made a bad
break in commencing to abuse WUliame
(eccoriling to programme) without first
having ascertained that Williama had
given proper information and inatrac
tiens to his frisnds It Is our deliber
ate Judgment, that nnleee Oen. Williama
ia poeeeeaed of more fortnight than he
has displayed in thie matter, he ie unfit
to repreeent thia State at Waahington.
Mr. Satro also aeems to be locking ia
the same particular.
Strrao, in hU lecture laat evening, did
mot rsfsr to that little physical matter
rer««tly alluded to bj hia hired eulogist.
Mr. Kussaer. Many want to baar Mr.
Hutro with tha hope ol baaring him
iadorae or dsay tba troth of Mr. Sob
Mt'a etatements. In aa excited political
cyapaiga, Mr. Sumner's atatamant and
explanation of tba eloaa ralatiooahip
between tba Aaayrian and Mr. Sharon
to aatitlad to earsful and calm consider
ation. Mr. Sharon baa no recollection
of the event alluded to by Sumaer. It
vaa before hia time. Mr. Sutro waa aleo
very young, bat possibly may have other
means than mere memory by which to
substantiate the truth of hia eulogiat'e
aaeertion. We are thua antioua in the
mattor from tha National and State qaee
tiona therein iavolvsd, and the inflasnos
it may have on this campaign. Aa we
said yaatsrday. the ealcium light should
he brought to bear upon the point uf
How Tier Rxctivs It.—The newa of
the Democratic gains la Ohio and In
diana were received with great rejoicing
by the Democracy in tha Sooth, says a
special dispatch to a Western Demo
cratic paper. Of coarse it waa so re
oaived. Upon the strength of it one
paper—the Vicksburg (Miss.) lltraU—
instantly raised the standard of repudia
tion, State and national. The neit
thing will be a general demand from
that quarter that the Northern people
■hall reimburse the alaveholdera for the I
emancipation of the slaves, and defray
the loeeee incurred by the rebels aa tha
result of their treasonable war.—Ex
9—
Too tree. And every vote caet ia |
Nevada for a Democratic er third party
eaadidate will be oaat ia behalf of ax
•otly jaat each cons piracies.
Awiicui sewing machinee are exten
■!4v Jeruaaleia, Damaerua, and
•ther cities of the Orient.
*atc*a» baa a peaceful citizen awh
warfly named John Revolver.
A IB BACH Of Ft lLIC TEC9T.
Aa we pradioted month* ago, the
Board of Democratic Priaoa Commia
■ionera h*r* colonized Waahoa eoonty
aa thoroughly aa poeaihle. And with a
munniee characteristic af aeceah Dem
ocracy they ara paying for thi* colonixa
tian not oat of thair ova pockety, bat
with money wrong from taxpayara of thia
State. The way thay do it la aa followa:
The laat Legialatnre paaaad an act pro
viding for tha removal ot tha Stata
Priaon to H«wo, and appropriating
$100,000 for parahaaa of aita, araction
ot boilding, ata. Tha work waa direct
ad to ba-dona andar tha oontrol of tha
Board of Priaan Cemmiaeionara, two of
whan—a majority—being Damocrata.
By a caralaaa and fooliah overaight tha
Lagialatara fixed no tima for tha expan
ditara af thia aaonay in tha purchaaa ot
aita, aractiou of boilding, ate. Bahold
tha raaolt A boat ninatoan month*
aftar paaaaga af tha bill a aita waa aal
actod. Twa or thraa waaka latar—juat
before tha Democratic primariee at Bano
—work waa begun. Now aboat aigbty
■an ara employed. A faw waaka ago
thay all atrnck for higbar wagaa. Thay
wara gatting $3 par day. Thay aakad
93 50. Thay got it. Laat waak thay
atrock again, and now laboran upon tha
Stata Priaon ara receiving all tha way
from $4 to $0 par day. Wa hava no
objection to thia. Bat wa prataat
again* t thoa aqoandaring tha Stata'*
moniaa for tha baaaflt of Tom Williaaia
and tha Damacratio party ticket. If
Torn William* naada voice in Waahoa
coaaty lat him aaiploy tham and pay
thair wagaa aat af hia awn poakat. Ha
ia abla to do 1L And ha ooght to ba
willing. Wa protaat againat thoa aqoan
daring Stata moniaa. Wa aak oxplaaa
tion from tha Beard of Stata Priaon
Commiaaionara. Wa damand to know
tha raaaon for thia extravagant waata of
public funda. Wa abject to tha action
of tha Board ia acaadiag to tha tarma of
tha atrikare ia Mr. Thamaa Williama'
intaraat. Wa danoonea thair action aa a
breach of pablic traat—a violation of
pablic doty.
Tk« Ntw Mill.
[7ram tha Baa Praactaco Alia, Oct. M ]
Tha pablia hava baan informad thai
tha Coaaolidatad Virginia ara boilding a
naw mill and angina. Thia ia naarly
complatad. It ia tha largaat and moat
complata built ainca tha naw condition*
of fual and watar in that locality. Tha
mill waa contract ad for by Maaara. Flood,
Fair, Maekey and O'Brian witk Maaara.
Booth k Co. It haa tha largaat milling
•apacitv of any yat aractad, and ia cal
culated to handla 240 ton* of ore par
day. It ia complata and automatic in
every raapeel, from tha faading ot tha
oraa into tha battary to thaatrataingaad
handling of tha quickailver. Ona of
tha paculiaritiaa of thia magniflcant
•fracture ia that it ia aractad at tha
damp. Tha ore of tha ear loadad in tha
drift paaaaa directly from tha hoiating
abaft to tha batteriae whiab, aa atatad,
are aalf-faading; haaca, than ia no re
handling aftar onea loading tha car. Tha
mammoth angina which ia to give power
to that haga workar, waa eompleuil and
ahippad yeatarday from tha worka of
Booth k Co. It ia placad opon oar*
and not again handlad until it reaehaa
ita daatinatian. It ia a triumph ot art
on thia eoaat. Il ia a cendanaiag com
poond angine. The initial cylinder ia
fitted with Croea' cut-off and Scott A
Kkbart'a governor, ia 34 inchea in di
ameter and 48 inchea atruke, the expan
aion cylinder being 44-inch diameter and
48-inch atroke, and fitted with air pumpa
and cendanaare of the moat approved
atyle. The enginee have tha balance
pappet valvee; at 65 revolatioaa thay
daralap SOO-horee power. The eranka
are opnoaite each other, thoa relieving
the bed of all atrain and making tha ex
hauat paieogie from the initial
to the exhauat cylinder the moot
direct poeaible. Tha principal abaft
ia 14-inch diameter, with cranka and
coupling* forged on. The cylinder* are
felted and than covered with blaek wal
nut; the head* are covered with non
conducting cement and than encloeed
with a flniabed plate. The bed-plalee
ara of tha centnu-braood circular form,
fitted with croea heada of excellent de
eign and embracing all tha modem im
provement* ot (teal pine, acoeeaibility
of adjoatiag parte. The piaton roda
and valve a tame are of eteel fitted with
Walrone eteam peeking. The main
band wheel ia 18 feat diameter and
weigha 25 ton* being toned on ita face
and edgee. It ia oaat in two pieeee.
The (occeeeful completion of thie mag
nificent engine, the largeet compound
engine, we believe, in uaa anywhere,
eetabliahea the meehaniaal reputation of
thia coast a* aecond to none on the con
tinent. It afforda the beet evidence of
the ability ot the builder* to oopa with
any eetabUahment in tha older Statee.
It alao make* a new departure in the
cheap production of bullion in Nevada.
Aroma Omrmcht—Fit* Ui-lb
Dbowbbd.— Anolhtr ud mora (awful
cleud-baret thu (ha ooa meationed in
our laat iaaua occurred on Saturday
morning laat on the Benton road. Tha
water. m graat relume, came ruahing
down (be gorge jnat below what ia known
as Fire-mile Spring, between MeUrida'a
Valley and Teel'a Uarah, and at tha
croaaing of tha wagen road it encena
tared Kalty'a mala team, load ail with or*
for thia place. Bafora tha driver eouM
extricate himeelf and hia taam from their
Ciloua poaitioa, Ave of tha mnla'a were
wnad. A lliahop Crank team, belong
ing to Jake l'owere, driven by Brooke,
and aleo boaad for Columbaa, eroeaed
tha gorge in aafelj bat a few momenta
before tha Kelt; team drove into it. The
mulee loet ware unuaaally large and fine
onee, and ware probably worth $300
each. Tba aoeident ia particularly an
fortanate for genial " Pap" Kalty, coui
aa it doea, cloee upon tha laaa of a
dozen or mora head from fin, dlee*ee,
air. Bat it's a long lane wiihont a torn,
"Pap." In the m earn while we're eorry.
—BoraM Miner. Oct. 34M.
A Fnocior* Bull Tac*u» a Loco
motiti.— On Saturday a ball, which
waa being driven along tha road near
Dane Jfo, 4 of tha Delaware and Hud
eon Canal Company'a gravity railroad,
became bbmanageable. It elimbed up
the etaep embankment ef tha railroad
on the loaded track. Joat than a long
train of eoal can eama along at a high
rata af feed. Tba hall turned and
lowered ita head, and aUrted to meet tha
train. Tba calliaion cama, tha boll
waa thrown high into tha air, and cama
down on one of the raila in front of (he
rare. Fourteen of the can wan thrown
down the bank fifty feet, and William
Healv, a car runner, waa fatally injnred,
Tha other man on tba train had very
narrow eeeapee, earing themeelree by
juinpiBg.—AxcAa/vyi.
Duw Theological Saminary ezpaeta
to hare about ooa hondred atudenla (hie
term.
Evxbt onathouaandth reeideut af Ira
land ia a Qoad Templar.
Jon Mrrcuu. ia erveraly called a
profeaaioaal patriot
tn Buomnc mail
Editoi Nbws: The Virginia Chroniclt;
which aaaumee to b« th* official organ
and mouthpiece of the Democratic party
of Storey county and of tha State of
Nevada, being ownad by Tom Williams,
and controlled by him principally to
farther hia own aelfiah political achame*
and aapirationa, and knowing fall wall
thai no word againat him would be allow
ed In ita column*, I gladly avail myself of
your kind and liberal permiaalon to
publiah thia eommnnieatien in onr loeal
paper, the Oou> Hill Niwa. Through
thia Bepublicaa mediumahip I deaire to
aay a few plain word* to mj fellow
Democrat* an the preaent political actu
ation, and abeut Tom Williama in par
ticular. No aane Democrat will deny
that in the preaent political campaign
our fight haa been moat blunderingly
managed, and all through tha aelfiah,
narrow-minded manipulation of thia
man Tom Williama. Ha haa been a
atauding candidate for tha office of
United State* Senator for the paat eight
year*, and every time he haa lad the
party to defeat. Ila la doing ao again.
He think* thia time that the great and
well-earned popularity of Governor
Bradley will carry the ticket through
triumphantly, and aecure hia election to
the United State* Senate. Hia individ
ual aucceaa is. however, all that Tom
Williama caree for or work* for. He
thinka he own* and run* th* whole
Democratic party, and evidently thinka
it* sole aim *hould be to vote for aud
elect Tom Williama United Statee Sena
tor; and he would rather have the legis
lative portion of the ticket pledged te
him and defeated, than te *ee it win for
aouiebody alee. By reaaon ef hia noto
rioualy great unpopularity.Tom Williama
haa alwaya been a damaging iaoubua to
the wholo party, yet he will alwaya be
Intruding aud putting himeelf forward,
to the exeloaion of better and more pop
ular and oapable men. Hia Senatorial
longinga have beoome a chronic diieaae.
Kuowiuj that there were other Sena
torial aapirauta, our party leadera pre
ferred th* Crawford plan, of letting ev
ery man caating a vote at the goueral
electiou, eignify en hi* ballot hia
preference fer U. S. Senator, and who
ever chould receive the greateat number
ef vote* would be the one whoa the
legialative delegation aheuld be inatruct
a<l to caat their votea for aa the choice of
th* party. Thia would have been »*tie
factory to the other aapiranta and their
friend*, and avoided the diicord and bit
ter feeling engendered at the primariee;
bat the ambitieua, greedy, aelfiah Wil
liama would net allow thia; and by
meana of hia meney,influence,and prox
iee. he defeated this plan in the County
Central Committee. Thus, too, he car
ried the County Convention at Gold
Hill; and in order te more fully elinch
and secure the legialative nominee*, h*
wrote the following reaolution himaelf
and ruahed it through the Convention :
R*ohid, That thia Convention doea
hereby recommend Thomas H. William*
to the Legialature of thia State aa a gen
tleman po**e*aing the qualification* nsc
eeaary to fitly and ably represent thi*.
Stat* in the Senate of the United State*,
and that eocA j»r*m nominated by thi*
Convention for tbe office of Senator or
Assemblyman *hall, by the acceptance
Df auch nomination, bo deemed to tlnml
fJolytd to vote for, and u*a every beuor
iblc mean* to secure the election of *aid
William* to succced the lion. Wm. M.
Stewart in the United State* Senate.
Thia iron-clad pledge, of course, bind*
those legislative nomineee to vote for
Williama. yet to-day were that reaolu
tion te be put again to vote, a majority
of tbe delegates would vote it down.
No ono but Williama would have been
mean enough to have exacted *uch nn
ignominious pledge from his party.
Sharon, with all bis alleged tyranny,
would not and did not ask that of the
Republican legialative nomineee; no
other Senatorial aepirant throughout the
State, haa exacted auch a pledge. Still
meaner than that—Williama en the
morning of the primary election, pro
cured an article to be publiahed in Mr.
Sutro'a paper, the Virginia bultptndtnl,
charging Mitchell, hia rival for Senator
ial honors, with being in the interest of
the Bank ring, thus bringing certain
prejudices to operate against Mitehell,
and securing his defeat. When U waa
subeequently discovered that Williams
had treacherously compromised the
whole party by forming a selfish co
alition with Sutro in ordsr to still fur
ther secure his Senatorial chances, a
petition, aakiug the Central Committee
to reecind that reeolution binding tbe
legialative nomineee te vote for Wil
liama. waa circulated and unanimoualy
ligued, but William* auoceeded In cap
turing and suppressing it.
Till nilint OI L. It rrx ui vjtoiu uui,
•u placed upnii the ticket u on* of the
Suu Hunatura from Btorey county. A
■or* popular man could not bar* been
placed there. Mr. Fox ia • Una, aler
ting, olj-lina Democrat, conaiatant and
true, who baa always fought wall tba
battlee of tba party bar* in Oold Hill
•van in lta dnrkeat day a of adversity
but, finding that bia nomiaatian wna
•abject to tke above humiliating ree
ulutiou peaaed by William a, ba reepect
fally declined tba coaditioua. Ilia honaat
manhood would not allow bim to ba tbua
made uaa of, and tba Tom Williama
tinuid and collar put .upen him without
Ilia oonaant, therefore ha demanded and
laaliy procured the withdrawal of bia
same from the ticket. By what right
lid Williama than proceed to aubatituta
the same of F. L. Aud for that of Fox?
Wby did be not aelect a (told Killer ia
itaad of a migratory cat pet-bagger, eom
paratively unknown here. Could ka
not truat any Oold Hill Democrat to go
lows to Caraoa aad rote for Tom Wil
liama? Huch action ia unprecedented.
9m of the Henatora fry right ahould ba
from Oold Hill, aad tbia right tba other
political partiea fully recognize aud ap
preciate. Oold HiU ia a town of lira im
portance, and we want a representative
in tka Htate Senate wkoaa home ia here,
eho tally nnderatanda our local require
iienta and intareata, and net a mere
tool to vole for Tom Williama. Hucb
•ction ia a direct inmlt to every citizen
u wall aa every Democrat in Oold Hill.
K'a will not bare our righu thua ignored
utd trampled upon, but will ahow Mr.
William■, at the polls, that we can
retaliate and reeent the inault. I am
latnniahed to ace that other good men
illew their namee to remain on that
egialatiTa ticket, tkna wearing tka Wil.
iama collar aboat their neeka. They
ihould free themselves from that dis
grace at once, aa Fox baa done. A mere
wldly aelfUb, greedy, political vulture
ban Ton Williama doee not exist. Hia
rhole idea of Democracy or the Demo
ratic party ia merely votea for Tom
Williama. He cannot ace past himself
iad perceive the righta of anybody be
rond. He ia blind to everything but
foa Williams. II he bad a single
park of boneat Democratic manhood
eft in him, he would yield to the nnan
mona wishes of the Democracy, with
Iraw that reeolation, atrike Ami's name
rem the ticket, and allow Oold Hill hor
loneat representation and share in the
icket. If kc declines this, we will hold
dm personally and politically reapa mi
le for endangering and jeopardizing
he whole ticket, aad surely dooming
ha legialaiive portion of it te igao■inf
os defeat, Lhna nreveating the election
I a Democratic United Statee Senator,
laaaot he, for once, etaad aaide aad
if the party a fair ahow to aelect a
ton popular aad capable Democrat for
bat high office?
Ptrhapa, through hi* P«p*ri Mr. WU
11am* will explain why he thai, by the
fohetltution of And, tbrowi oW on the
Democracy of Odd Hill, u b* tried to
explain away and ditavow hit abut* of
the Irish in the Ryan cats. Bnt ha doe*
not lot* th* Iriah; h* conaidtrt th*m
"caitle," *&d ha* not heaitated to *p**k
of th*m u inch in time* put, Perhape
it wa* thi* m*an prejudice which pr«
v*nted him from contributing *r*n to
rnnch a* a thirt button to tb* apUndid
array ot rich promt* *o lavishly b*
• towed upon oar local Oold Hill military
•ompany, th* 8arafi*id Guard, on th*
oecaaion of their recent annual target
•xcurtion. Bat than thl* close-fltied
old human Icicle ia a* illiberal in *very
thing *lte at he it in politic*. What
great public chariti** hat h* ever con
tributed to, or where ha* he ever given
gratuitou* ataittanc* to any publio so
citty or claaa of cltixent? I am told
that h* did one*, through a tpatmodio
fit of liberality, give four bita toward
purchasing a flag for our Ulnar*' Union,
out thi* mm wa* ehortly afterward re
turned to him, with an appreciative mee
aage from the miner* saying that they
thought they would be able to bar the
flag without that four bita. Tom Williams
has increased in wealth tinoe then, and
ia now one of the great eapitaliita of
the land. He it one ot the Trutteee ot
the Virginia and Trnokee Railroad Com
pany, and is a large stockholder in it
If he ia not a California Bank man, at
many think he ia who know his Inti
mate relatione with the Bins far many
years paat, hia action in the Demooratlo
party at the pr**«nt time ia doing mor*
to elect Sharon than any man Sharon
has in hit employ.
Up to within three weeks of the pri
maries, Willisms waa oppoaed to Oot.
Bradley, and be is to-day, at heart; but
eeeing the juat and well deserved pop
ularity of our worthy Governor, ho sel
fishly eeeke to atilise the papular Cur
rent to carry bis legislative ticket. The
Gold Hill Democracy will atand in for
Uradley and Adame, and, even in this
Bepablican stronghold, will roll up a
majority for the State and County
ticket which will aatonisb our adver
saries; bat w* d* not pronoee having
Tom Williami shove bimeelf down our
throata lengthwite without a proteat.
We will not twaliow the dote. We be
lieve iu a itraigbt ticket, but our man
hood compels ue to violate one of the
cardinal principles of Democracy, and
acratth the Williams legislative portion
of it. We regret to be oompelled to
this *ourae, but muit do so in order to
properly rebuke and repudiate William*.
It i* tb* only course left u*, and hi*
arliitrary, lelflsh, tyrannical and inju
dicioua action compels us to do it. Har
mony and party fealty are excellent
qualities, bat he hsa originated and
forced the iaeae, and we take
is*u* with him. I bop* th* D*mocra*y
throughout tb* Stat* will join in thi*
matter and giv* Tom William* a lesson
which will lsst him through all time,
and eet him permanently aaide as a
atumbling block and incubus, which baa
too long interfered with the advance and
success of the Democratic party. We
mast throw thia Jonah *verbiord. Well
would it have been for the party had
thia been done yeara ago.
A Gold Ultx Dkxocbat.
Oold Hill, Oct. at), 1874.
A Mtm Jennie Leys, a spiritualist
leeturer in Han Francisco, ia trying to
fool the people with the assertion thst
she bss made a vow to have nothing to
de with the men, having devoted herself
to the cause. She said it in the follow
ing language: "While I walk the earth
I will have neither touch, nor look, nor
word of lov* from living man, not be
caua* I do n*t respect and honor a true
man, but becanea I must stand apart,
and do my work without let or hind
rance." Now wa will wager a local
option jug ot new cider, that Miss Jen
nie will beeotne the "affinity" of the
first good looking "free-lover" that
pruposee. — OnHmd /CalJ Truntcript,
Oct. UW.
If Irtba.
CIIAMBIHLIN-In Cirwn Cki.t*71*U,
10 Ik* wife of N. D. Chamberiln, a wn.
IJrattia.
FORD—In Keren mil* Canyon, October Mb,
Kaile.dtu.-literof ratrtck and Sarah Ford,
WKtl!l-fn\>»lnUCity, October nth, Cora
Lynn, daughter of W. T. and Mary C. Welib,
a^ed t years and I months
MKW TO-DA.1'.
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC AID Y0TIR8 OF |
BTOKIT COl'NTI.
IT IIAYIN0 COMB TO MY I1EARIN0
that a nan by ibe nan* of M. llOLM EH,
now candidal* for (lie offlce of Coroner, " Inde
Bndent," ae«d my nam* by reportlnc that I
Ions tu a ao called secret society—Creecente
—I tu* t Me method of Informing mjr friends
that I neter Joined nor do I belong to that
organisation. In tatt, not antll lately wa* I
aware of any such eoclety being In eileieneo.
UK W. MAYKH.
ocMit M Sooth C etra^Vlrglnla^
WANTED!
A N CPIIOLBTERRR. AT TI1K OOLD I
/\ IIIII Puraltar* Stora, second door abors |
lb* Maws offlc*.
ocW If It W. GRANT.
D'
Mining Company.— Location ol principal
place of bu*ln*aa, Han Francisco. Crlliorala.
Local on of works, Lyon County H'ate of
Nevada.
Nolle* la hereby given that at a meeting of
the lloani ol I)lr*ctor*( held on lb* tlth day
of October, IH7», an aaeeeemeat (No. II) of
One Del'aM|l) per share was levied upon tb*
capital etock of the corporation, payabl* imme
diately, In United Stat** gold cola, to tb*
SacraUfT, at the offlc* of tb* Com pair, No. 310
California atr**t. Room No. I, Han Francisco,
Cat.
Anv stock upon which this aaseesment shall
remain unpaid on the <th day of December, 1(74,
will b* delinquent, and adrertlaod for sale at
public aactlen, and uulesa payment Is made
before, wll. b* sold on lb* Twenty eighth day
of December int.to pay the delinquent as.ete
ment. together with coeta of adrrrtlalng and
riiwnee* of sal*.
fir order of tb* Director*.
OKOIKIK It HPIJJNKY, Secretary.
Offlce-No. *» California street. Room No. S,
Han Francisco. Cal. ocf! td
Cosmopolitan Republican |
Club.
Ameetino of the above club
will b* bald at th* Miners" Saloon, No. t
Hoath C slreet. Vlrg'ala, TUIH (Wedne*day)
KVKNINtl, at 7 o'clock. Prompt and mil at
tendance la reqaeeted. aa buslnaea ol Import
anre will be tiansacted.
ocM It HAWKY BENNETTS, Secretary.
Washington Guard, Atten
tion!
All member* of tiiis company
who hare Hut* RlOea In tbalr po**e**tnn
it* hereby ordered to retarn the same to the
company a Armorv on or before FRIDAY
■VENINO. the SOth Instant, Ibr Inspection aad
muster, By order.
BEN. F. LACEKY, Captain.
E». Ixara, Secretary. oc«»
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE. |
LECTURE!
• IRISH XiTIOXUITr — IRELAND |
m TH* IKIBH t"
JOHN MANNING,
>1* editor and proprietor of tb* New Stated |
Calt, will lectara oo lb* abor* aabtaat,
at Flpor'a Op*ra Boa**, oa
rHllMDAY KVKNINQ, 00T.30.1
Door* open alTo'clock; Lectara will com-1
tenc* at • o'clock.
LDMMNION ONE DOLLAR |
MMCILLAIMVI.
GRAND
REPUBLICAN RALLY I
THUS WILL Bl A
MASS MEETING
....•r no....
REPUBLICANS
or Mw«r u< A4J*iaiBi (niiin,
»iiiW« • • •
GOLD HILL,
...Ml ...
SATURDAY EVENING,
OOTOIIR 84, 1974,
19 FRONT OF GIBSON'S SALOON.
DR. J. O. HAZLITT,
WILLIAM WOODBURN
Aid other Eminent Speaker* will addraaa lb*
meeting.
tW The rarloni Clob* and eUluaa of Vlr
gInU generally will BMt la (Nat of the Inter
national noUl at &I0 r.la order to form a
Grand Torchlight Proces
sion
And marea to (Md Hill.
JOHN LAMRRRT will act aa a rend Marehal
oa the oecaeloa.
fT Cttlaaae of Storey and adlaeaat ooaatlaa
art Invited.
J. 8BKLY,
Chairman B to ray County lUpabllcan Committee
POSTPONED.
Owing to the' Inclemcncy of tba weather, the
abora Mare Meeting aod Proceeelon la poat
poned antll tome future time, of which daa
notice will ba gtren.
Bo ordar of tha Oummlttaa.
acX JONAB BE1LT, Chairman.
GRAND
REPUBLICAN RALLY
TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION I
March from Virginia to Gold Hill.
'I HI VARIOUS CLUB! AMD CITIZENS
I of Virginia generally will maat la front af
tha International llotal,
Ttala (latnrday) Iflalai, Oct. Mth,
At 6 o'clock, aharp, wnen tha Una will ba
formed. Tba column will mora at k*> r. a.,
through Hooth C elreet to tha Dlrlde, thaoca to
tlnla lllll. After participating In tha Oread
Maae Meeting, to be held at that place, they
will reinm to Virginia city.
The PraeMrat of each Club will take charge
of their reeiiectlre Clube. They will aleo re
port lo the Marehal at 4 o'clock r. a. to racalra
their torchee.
Tha Marehal haa appointed aa hie Aide, Capt.
J. II. W. Atcblneon and Capt. F. 0. Lard.
The fallowing named gentlemen hare baas
appointed Aeiletant Mar alula :
A. D. Adklaton Fleet Ward
John S. Pldge Second Ward
C. Derby. Third Ward
Joeeph Beltnor Foarth Ward
The Aeeletant Marekala will report to tha
Marehal. at hie oSce, No. 11 North C atraat, at
I o'clock r. a. Ily order.
octl It JOHN LAMBERT. Marehal.
POSTPONEMENT.
1 be abora Kally and Torchlight Proceeelon.
owing lo the Inclemency of the weather, le
poetponcd nntll eome future time, of which daa
notice will be given By order.
ocM JolIN LAMBERT, Marehal.
Amerlcus Republican Club.
^ HKSTINU or TUB ABOVK CLUB
«UI b« btld at No. 110 Boctb C itreet,
Virginia, TO-MORROW (Wedneeday) KVBN
1NO, October Nik, at • o'clock.
DR. J. C. HAILtn,
HON. 0. O. ADHISON,
And other enlaant Rapnbllcana, will addreaa
the meeting on tbe occaalon. A cordial Invita
tion U extended to all.
oeltlt HOWARD mtt. Trepidant.
ECLIPSE
Livery and Feed Stable,
MAIN RTRKKT) GOLD H1LU
JLnL9T>OOKAWAT8 AND « —
Borelri of all decrip- AAtf*
tlooe, and good HADDLB IIOK«I8,*-L^J
to lat oo tb« moat lleetonable Tarma.
Particular attention paid to BoardIngStock.
■ AT, BABLBV ARB OATB
Alwajra on ban! For tela.
O. C. MTNftjLU Proprietor.
QUICK. SIL VER!
UNTIL FUNTHIN NOTIOI
TBS PBIOB OF
QUICK8ILVER
WILL ■■
91 M PINTS PBN POUND
AGENCYi
BANK OP CALIFORNIA
TIB0INIA AND OftliD RILL.
ocl tf
A CARD.
To T*« CiTima of Stout Ootott :
Being a candidate for the office of Coonty
Recorder, and the qoeattoa baring bees fre.
quest); naked which ot the maay of ay Mae
l« aaptrlng for tbe a bore- named ofllce, I woe Id
■late tbal I am one of tbe Ira of B. D. A C. C.
Biker, tad tar* for rerenU year* been engaged
la mercantile pnraulta la tbla cltr-lately oa
Sooth C atrcet, and at preeeat located at tbe
comer of Saltb aad D • tree la. Odd Tallow »<
Balldlag.
8. D. BAKIR.
Vlrglala City, Octdber H. IWi. tag td
ISotlce of Invitation.
TDK 80CIKTT OP MEXICAN VETERANS
aad all atabere of Caillorala Pioneer Bo
dettee, In good etandlng, aojournlng la Ikla
teclloo, are cordially Invited to Join wllk tbe
I'acltc Coaat Pioneer* la tbalr aannal celebra
Ilea, oo BATURDAT, October 11,1174.
- T. 4 STORM, Prealdent.
Virginia, October M, U7«. ocl) td
CON OOUNTV ASSI8SOR.
CEORCE GRIBBLB
D ESTECTT t"LLY ANNOUNCES BIM8KLT I
ae a caadldate lor the office of Aaaeaanr for
Itorey Coaaty, ruhject to the vote of tbe
>eopto teX tf*
DR. J. MANSON,
Physician and Surge**,
(Late of Oraea Valley, Cal.)
imoi- la Baray^Hwwi Oeld H11L
Comstock lepnbllcan Clnb.
>AT EVENING, October Mb, at Trio o'elock.
it Ne. MS Saatb 0 atreet fnew brtek Man),
k tall altaadaace la rtinealed.
oeSTtt B. BiRTLITr, Secretary.
AIMIMIKTS.
1849. 1850.
THE OLD B0Y8
THIRD
ANNIVERSARY BALL
or THI BOCUtTT Of
PACIFIC COAST PI0NEER8
1KI CILSBRATION OF TBI .
ADMISSION Or NEVADA INTO THE
mov,
ON THI KVIlfINU OF
Friday, October 30, 1874,
IX Till MAONIUCKNT 1IALL OF
The National Guard,
ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING,
VIRGINIA CITY,
....AMD fT...
MINIR8' UNION HALL,
GOLD HILL.
luillU CmumIUmi
W P BUwtrt w D O UltMon
A J Tjrrall Will Tbomaa
L P Wardla
IadtollMMd Rmpl'a CmubIImi
timixu.
A A MeMaana Jowph NrUon
Wm M Htawart ChM Cummloga
ChM B D< Long C T Legale
William Jtharon R Jarkaon
Juhh u Pair Wm A Wood
J B Wlatara Wm M Unl
VslBfjr E. Hpaldln*, Tbm HantfcrUnd
John Lamhart Q W llulrton
Ch»« Kiwton ChM (frtilrr
A L Idnrtl H A Tomklna
T B 8u>rar 1 8 Kanaan
Job* Koox W J ford
H V MtCnlloort J 8 Pack
W P Hhapard MB Alcklwn
Maior O B Parraod Tom b|tr
R II Tajrlor V Elliott
Will Campbell 8 D Htkir
W P thwart Ota* Hall
Pr»d I Tltua J B Orartoa
1 V Hmltk G HUM
Mail Kfddln* A Mllat«»leh
Joacpb Hicwart A Aortch
Wmlifthlelda 1, L Brad!
Prank Morrill (>m H Mallard
A W Corriar W B Hlekei
X
Major Down I. A wITCLi
•OLD BILL.
* * Oood.la
SibLJmm1' JJCOrjawold
MBLJomi Hank Blanehard
wjttjj"" U Pore#
] Cbaa Mama
J Rkkardaon
trow ootnrrr.
gfe ssas
noh^Bailii?*0* i1** V^'watar
sfc >(sS
ouiir ootnTT.
rtoraTwriLib. J*" p»"*"o«
SSs8^ ©«•
S?L sss&sa*
WM'1 ^ Wkjaa Jamaa Daffl*
Tbomaa n'alla
vaaaoa codrtt.
VUSSi ?,;'£»
PlMr laaafan at tka Rail i
▼laanru.
W ITTIiikar TBBIorar
John 8 Eanaaa MaJ U B Parraod
•OLD BILL.
Okarlaa Robadaa A I> Moora
A J JVrrall H'lllatt Yooof
taa/oMa w l| Maaarra
Buk Btisctard
C FTUaoa W JVUobart
BPOmI* P A Parka
oaaiar.
arswiit mbbiiumt
Floor BlrarUni
viaamu.
A. L. EDWARDS.
aau mill, '
W. D. O. GIBSON.
AD.ttlMlOX TICKBTM » —
IW IJokUn or rkkoU aatlUad to rlUI
PAMAOI aa oaalbBMa and adalMloo Id
DanclOf Halli at Oold Bill aad VI rein It id
Ilbltaai.
C^rtoa»atp*rfacl order will be proarrad
a»d bo dlerepatable poraoaa will to adallled.
or Reliable peraone will to la dure* of the
Cloak and Ilat roomi. ud no ekaigee will to
■•do to tto flMU.
On Saturday, October 31st,
rnt noNRM win ibm n prockshiok
la ftwat of ttolr 1U0. aa B itratt, Vlnlola, at
II o'clock preceded by tto RATIOHAL
BUARD M aa eecort, tad will aMick dowa
■attoa areaae to 0 etreet, tkroafb C etreet to
tto Ctowa Mat oOta. OoM Rill, aad cooaier
■arck to Port HoaoaUad, where tto LIUnrr
lierdeee of (to Day will take piaea. rtoee
tatlM win eoailM of aa Oration by If.
taak Stewart aad aa Ortftaal Paaa byjadfe
I. B. Tfcylor, aftot wklck a coOatioa totarrod
tor tto Society tad llefaeete. 1*k> rieieoelea
rtl ttoa a«ala fcraaadrotarn to Ploaoer
Un, TlrglaU. tad to dltaliaod. oclltd
AVUBIM1VT8.
riuit
AriNIVEISARY BALL
YELLOW JACKET EH6DIB CO.
NO. O.
....TO TAXI ruoi AT...*
MINERS' UNION HALL,
TU18DAT ITIIIIfl, nr. II, ML
ci■■■hi11 wa i m«ii»i
A OH.r Joa.Mar.h41
P J B Tally OhM Hub
D L B«tn Wn If all
M P Wolf Ju Low,n
01) Rolf. Iry PaltOB
' Ju Parkrr
tt—mrtmi
Oov L 11 Bradlay
lion J P Joom
chu i ititun
_ ■
Dm C C HUtmim II WBtmil
Qapt >I»iiOiiiim JoMabBtek
Cap! TO Taylor Il.bar llolmaa
JawaU W Aduu ChUf Brow.
LTPox Thoma. kertla
O 0 Mwid.li On Htabrtdg*
A J Tyrrell BCRifkw
- II MMralt
P
H (Hwrail Ju J.v.U
J Batter Tho. Alekora
L Rnm A P Kcbr
Chief MrMartln J J Cooper
Ab« Joan M KnMd;
> William. Jae Kaak
D K lltulilne Prank Wbadar
B M Cbapln WmOCOlkM*
O P Kallon Wm H Bnltb
• I.Jom* M
H W (Tinbbock Thomu Quirk
IL Hum Alt Do Us
•I
Dr W O Conir.il A J McDould
K Marrwr C Kno.
UW1UU P A BtJobs
PI Mr iMMpttl
Jo.Mtrah.il P J 8 Tally
A J McDonald PA at Joka
M P Wolf
n«.r DlrMtan
D L Bran
MUHIC BT PKOP. BBRL1NBB.
TICK KT« ——y va M M
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
I
... OF....
NEPTUNE H08E CO., NO. 5,
$
...TO TAKE fUCi AT
NATIONAL GUANO HALL
VIRGINIA CITT,
TUESDAY, : : 1 XOTKMMB «, 1814.
CMaailllM af Arraaga—aU.
P I) Plnnkrtt P B Jack.oa
D Dnmond W U Piatt
raatnallM. aflarllallM I
Ja. Brown Tkoa M.rkl.
O«o llanhrldc. B 0 Hack..
Ja. Jcw.ll Tboa Alcaora
A P McKay J J Coopar
Jan Hark W T Slapm
A McMartln CUa B N a 11*11
llabrr llolman Jo* Blab
Aba Jour. Joka Marka
AJTjmU J CMaaal
llrnr; I'I per A L Idwarda
D LP—
Charlra Daw man Jot Taylar
M Nnonan P B Nlaldlaf
W Klllmycr W Hlnpaan
Jacob Unyraff
PlMr Raaaftni
rbarie.Da.le. A Ran I Iton
Jnhn Um-rair W W Moil
D A Murlariy - A Wataoa
riMr Dlnrtari
P B Jackaon
music bt rnorrasoR dbbttous.
TICKET* m M
■ W
"Plr»t
ANNIVERSARY BALL
..OF....
A MYSTIC LODGE, j&
Mo. 3. ' SL
MMGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
....TO BE «m AT.... .
MINERS' UNION HALL,
COLO HILL.
TIESDAT KYK3IS6, HOT. M, 1811.
OmbmIIIh «r Amaiaanatai
I) Warner J P Brad en
Tboa Rowa JCOrut
I L Slara
Krrrpll.a WlllMI
W n Hnllb J I) l<oynackaa
Tboa llarkln C D Kllek
M Baonar
Imitation MhIUmi
XIVADA LOMI. MO. t.
8 II Ooddard W P Bowdra
John 8 KMm
ii a vow LODUI. 1
(la. Taly J A Jokaaon
P II Makaby -
ciuoi LODaa, »o. 4.
Geo (IllUoa C B Laofbton
J P Madar
■ I'MOLDT LOO. I, MO. f.
T J Morphy P 11 Row.
A UrlnftlM
UKOOLX LOMI, HO. B.
8 Powell W R TIrda.
PVDraka
iianrte lomi, no. T.
W II Darasport W M Baatty
Blue.
Hoar (ManlllMi
J P Planalnjhan M P Wa*
J 0 Orant _ J P Bnda.
DWifMf
M-mImm I
I L sun
tw~ Tick*" not traaafwahl.. oelT 1<
PltOF. LYONS'
DANCING ACADEMY I
WAamxuTorr sdabd uix,
Vlnlate ClUr.
OCnOOL KVKNINUS, J$
MOKSATB tad W*DJ«M>A*».flfc
■OIKKB KTKKY MmniT RUBf
EKcoriiGK tii iiw ntimHf
CIO. W.HALL A CO.
IfAVS OPKNZD Til SIX NEW tTOSL
H Main (KMC oprMlM tka N*wa tMm.wmi ■
rMpwtMr tavlU tWMUatioa at Om cklaa.
it Oold Hill and rld»»r U U»lr alack •*
CIGARS, T9BACC9,
CON FKCTI#! BBT,
8TATIIVIBT. BU*
Which at all Ubm will bafcaad tall aa< mm- I
lltU, hoptac by atrkt Mlwltei tn Um watt* (
jfttapmH to Milt a tkvtof tt« y«M» i
010. w. BAIL * *K !
MY HWi Ite.
THE P10NCER
DRY GOOD8
Established !■ 1801!
LATEST FASHIONS
....AT...
FfeAJIKElllKMEB'S I
FAMILY
Bir GOODS STORE t
GOLD HILL.
jraT BBDHTIB, A IBLIOT
I at
DRK8S GOODS!
TMa DmM.1 It rapWla with alapat,
ml u4 apadal ttjU*, aad coo.tltal.. tha
iMpltia HNrtMt arar ofitW la tkl.
HOUBBBBBPING GOODS
>, BwUk tad Iitah Duul:
' TtbUCloU.aBdH.pklB.
4 Towallaf:
Llaaa aad Cotioa BhaMlac* asd Sklrttar
BlasktO aad QallU:
Ooloradaad Wklla Flaaaala;
Takla aad Plaa. Orata:
Lac* Oartalaa, Bu., Bit., Bu
At Greatly Seduced Prices I
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
LadlM', CbUdraa'a aad Otata* Hoatorj of all
•Ibm aad tiadiiM.
Batooldarj la Hit aad bjr lb.
yard; HaadkarcfeM>>ttt.,tte.
Will Ml mm Okni far Caab aa
Mil. la la. .law 1
aaltf W. FKANKBNHBIMBK.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
Dry Goods Have Declined,
• ••.BUT....
TO REALIZE ITS TRUTH
TOD MOT BIB AND MUCK
B. CALLAND'S
IMMENSE STOCK.
,<TBBT BRANCI! IN TUB I.INB OF
p OOOD8 la
BLTIEH.
dlea aad
E staple aad ruior dry cioodb u
1 with tka CHOICEST NOVBLTIEH.
iHdr-Md. Dmata tor Indira ai
Cklldraa. ( ad.rw.M r af all daarrlp.
Uafa. Nawaal rttrlo ft llala aad
Baaaala» raraaala. faaa,
Umnti Urn, Oar,
T«. aad Tin.
banned Kid
OF ALL BHADBII AND BEST MAKE.
U
Am KvirFlbUsN PrsMrilss.
VARIETY 8TO R E~.
pICNIO, MARKET, WALT. AND WOIIK
BASKBTB.
PICTCRB (FRAME*. FANCY ( NOCK.
BBTi uxrm TOY*,
BTATIONKKY.
AND A GENERAL ASSORT*EST OP
FANCY (iOODH,
...AT ..
Berliner's Variety Ntorr,
MAIN ATRBBT, OOI.D III LI.,
(Opp. Odd Pallowa' Hall)
Ikaa tba cbaapaal. Call and aw far
^^^^^^BBKHMNIIC
"iPrSlilTMESTSr
OkMMf
fmnmt.
osttla
LECTURE.
HON. THOMAS PITCH
WILL ADDRBBB Till PKOPLB OF
Narada on lk« aab|rat of
TIIE SUTRO TUNNEL,
At tka following linn and placaa:
AUlfflN Taaaday. October ft
BCBBBA Wadaaaday, Oclobar M
HAMILTON Tkaraday, October h
nocks Saturday, October II
tW Tka Lactara will ba entirely non p.rtl
w, u4 Ui labile generally an cordially
InMKillMi oclJUl
PUBLIC 8PEAKWC
A. C. ELLIS,
BIIOCBATIC AND LIBERAL CiXDN
■ATI FOB C0X6BE8H,
WILL ADDECM Til It PBOPLBON TIIK
political laaaaa of <ka dar, at
1OAMON Wednaeday, OcIoImt M
GENOA Tkaradar. October it
DATTOI* fHdar. OctobarW
GOLD niU. Baltrtlay, October *1
VIRGINIA Moadaj. Noraabar I
Ooaaly CaaBltlkaa will pita** maka arrange
aaala tar tpaakata' alanda or halls.
ItOBEBT X. LOWBRT.
Secretary Dwaocrailc Si at* Central Commute*.
ocUtd
PUBLIC SPEAKING
W. W. BISHOP
WILL IPIAK AT
ROtB TALLBT Wadaaaday, October M
PIOOKI .Monday, Norrabrr 1
Ltaal Oaaalltaaa will plraae maka ainiit
■atla tar a pealing ataada or ball*
Bj ordar. OBORUB A. KINO.
•aa'y Bapabllcaa State Oeatial Coamllta*.
%W P«par* la Baatara Narada plaaaa ropy
tad aaad Ml] I* latiami Kapabllran llaia
Oaatral OoBBltlaa. oct Id
It. H. TAYLOR
WILL ADDRBM TUB PBOPLBON TUB
political laaaaa of tka day, at
BATTLB MOUNTAIN... Taeaday, October IT
Laeal CoBBlltaaa will plaaaa maka arraaca
*i tar apaaklag-alande or I "
Br ordar. OKOHOB A. KINO,
Bta'y Bapabllcaa Bum Otalial Committee.
aat Id
SECOND WARD
Union Republican Club,
OOLD HILL.
•PBOTTLAB MBBTtNOS, BVBRT PRI
rv DAT BVBNINO. Plaraaf B**tla«-tk*
H Jl of tka Uacola Hoaa Co. Na.S. Lowrr Gold
III All *®od Btpablkaaa and frlanda of iba
caaatryaad I'a bajt laureate, ara larltad to at
lul mm rtp tte Moll.
0. C. BTBVSNSON, Pra.ld.kt,
8. W. Oaiifwt. Secretary. ocu tf
PIRSTWARD
Union Republican Club,
OOLD MILL.
1)I0ULA» MBITIN08 BVBRT TUBS
Ualoa Mall. Tka Clah Boll la opoa tar algaa
taraa, aad rood apaakan win tddraaa ika meet
lap. OaA BapaMlcaaa aad IHaada to the beat
latwaata of tkl* ttctlona ara eordlallr Intltad
to M iUm4 in."
W. D a OtMON, Prcaldrat.
A. 0. Bat, BimUy. acmf
NOTICE.
IT OTIC* IB BBBBBT OIVKN THAT TBI
i Dallaaaaat Tax Ltat af tka Iowa of Gold
IB SrtStacal paar aadlac April. Mil, I* la
an kaadt. aad at tka aiplraitoa of twealy.il*
days froB tkla dato I win eoaawaca aa action
la tka araaarOoarU far tka callactloa of tka
Md atata.
' "lioi KXLLT, TowaMarakal.
Oatd Bill, Octoktr >0, Iff i. ocJOla