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tATURDAT. : : ; : : JCSE it. 1«»
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMES 1. GARFIELD,
or olio.
FOB TICE PRESIDENT,
CHSSTKI i. ARTHEB,
or *rr toil
urauu •«!*.
Samuel J. Tilden in at laat ciphered
eompletely oat, aad will ba known bo
mora In politic* exoepl m the financial
Uckir ot soma on* whom he may favor
m en aapirant (or offloe. Foot jhii
•go he *m the atrongeet and moat eligi*
bla candidaU tba Democratic party could
pat forward for tba Preeidenoy and lit*
•rally oaaaa within ona ol winning. Tba
oonteat waa so oloaa tbat tba propoailion
of tb« Damocracy to anbmit it to an
Electoral Commiaaion to dacida waa
agreed to by tba Bepnblioaaa. Tba
decielon waa againat Tildan, and aboald
have baan acqnieaoed in by tba Damoa
raay, aa il undoubtedly would have been
bad tba iliriaina been in their favor.
Thar* ie aaid to be honor even among
thieve*, bat la thia matter the Democ
racy bare abowa a vary limited amoaat
of honor, having for political effect
claimed ever aiaaa that tba Comaiaaioa
and dedaioa waa a fraud ; tbat Tildan
waa defrauded ot the Preeideocy by it.
Bat thia aetioa both before aad at the
Cincinnati Coaventioa oo ad naively de
monatratad that they did not believe tba
charge themeelvee. If they had boaeatly
believed it, every delegatioa to that eoa*
ventioa woo Id have beea abaolately
pledged to Tilden. Very few of them
were, however, aad the old eipbariag
aage of Orammercy Park waa ahrawd
eaoagh to cipher oat hia cbancea with
nob an inoonaietent, unpnnoipied orew,
and (lading they amounted to aim ply a
oipber, a mere ghost of a show aa il
vara, ha vary wisely withdraw, mnoh to
the relief o( the whola convention. I(
that oonvention had hooaatlj believed
ha waa defrauded of tha Preaideacy four
jaara ago ho would have baas renomi
nated on tha firat ballot by virtue of aaoh
vindication being jaatly daa to him,
notwithstanding hia vary dubious with
drawal. It hia withdrawal waa absolute
and la good faith, that first ballot ooald
have baan given to him la eompliment
ary vindication and in perfeet safety.
Bat thay would not truat him, and tha
miserably unoompUmeatary Tota thay
gave him ahowad ooncluaively their
opinio* of hia raai marita and rights In
tha premises. Thay qolatly ciphered
him oat, stultifying thsmselves with tha
moat refreahing ooaloeaa in both word
and daad by doing ao. Tha old man
gave them all tha opportunity poaaibla
to damonatrata their vaunted sincerity
aad do him joatioa, but found to hia aad
mortification that their political honeaty
aa wall aa his claim upon tha Presidential
chair amounted to but a cipher; that ha
waa, in fact and daad, literally played
and ciphered out Tha braided bit of
•oft, sym pal hells tally given him in tha
ninth plank of their platform waa tha
oulminatory refinement of meanneaa and
adding insult to injury.
the urruucc.
That veteran Democrat, old Colonel
Duffardlnk, of Lower Gold Hill, re
tained from n fishing excursion yeeter
dey. He had been away some weeks
and wanted lo be posted.
"Nominated Hanooek, did they? Ha!
ha! I joat know'd they couldn't make
Orant and hie third term boaineaa (tick,
and aa lor Blaina ha wee too tama. They
alien have ter nominate on* ol their
coaaad generate what ooma down South
and liakad blasaa oft ol na and atola oar
nigger* and ipoona and thing*. Han
oock'* the dam blubber-chopped b*a*t
that hang poor old Mother Bnrratt. Ha
ain't got no *ool, no braine, no eenee,
no thin' beyond epperlete and gun
powder. Tha Solid South remembar*
all hia kind. They might'a wall nomi
nated Orant, or old Ben. Butler. II they
elect him, by tha aoul ol old Uri. Sar
ret t, we'll have ter aend a Booth te kill
hia. But we'll try and aat him back on
hia ear neit Nut ember, yon bat; bay?"
"What'a that yer aay? WKarif Han
cock a Democrat* Nominated by our
party ? Well I'm blowed. That dot*
make a big differ*noe though. Wonder
bow Jeff. Davie and tha raat ol our lei
Iowa llkea it? Hanoock, hay? Democrat.
Pretty anurt ahap. el I remembar right,
and able ter whip anything tha Bepub
licana can pat np. Strongeat man wa
could a nominated, yon bat. Democrat
general'* all right, every time. Boa*
with 'notbar nama to it am alia darned
aight aweeter, yon know. 'Bab! far
Hancock!"
Hanoock'a reina are wall atockod with
good old ariatoaratlo blood. Ha never
bad to work, and never wanted to. Ho
entered tha army aa an officer, and never
aerved in tha rank and file of anything.
Hia military and ariatoaratio eoul ia
above tha common herd ol
and ha ia only connected with tha De
mocracy to the aeiflah *xtent ol ntilixing
the " baaeborn " element ao numaroua
in that party for bia own intereat and
aggtandiremant. Hia natural proelivi
tiaa and prafarancea are all on tha aide
of monted power* and corporation*.
Like tha generality of ariatoorate ha waa
born with a gold apoon in hia mouth.
Thebovl of tha Democratio aditora
againat tha "projudieed and ona-aidad"
Aaaooiatad Preaa talagrama from tha
Kaat haa eubeided. and they now ooa
aider them modala of raoordad truth and
veracity. They will continue to think
ao until the Precedential election raturna
begin to ooaae in nazt falL
The new paper joat atartad at Tomb
atone, Artaona, ia appropriately named
TktSpitapK.
\
•« dam h*uu "
Tha origin of Ik* torn " dark koraa "
ia axplaiaad la a mattar-of-lact way by
tka Clacinaatl Knjvirtr. Onoa upoa a
tiaa tkara lived la Taaniaau aa old okap
namad Sam Fly an, wko toadad la koraaa
aad ganarally oontrived to ova a apaady
nag or two, wkiek ka naad (or racing
porpoaaa wbaaarar ka ooald pick np a
"aoft matck" daring kla travtla. Tba
baat ol kia flyara waa a ooal black
atallioa a am ad Doaky rata, wko waa
alaoat a tkoroogbbrad, aad abla to go la
tka baat of ooapany. Flynn waa moo*
tomad to aaddla Pata wkaa approaoklng
a town aad rida bim Into it to giva tka
lmpnuioa tkat tka animal waa saaraly
"a likaly koaa," aad not a flyar. Ona
day ka oama to a town wkara a ooaatry
raca maatiag waa balag bald, aad ka
antared Pata among tka ooataataata.
Tka paopla ol tka town, aot knowing
aaytklag o( kia aataoadanta, aad, aot
balag ovar iapraaaad by kia appaaraaoa,
back ad two or tkraa looal faroritaa
ktarily againat kin. Flynn movad
qolatly amoag tka crowd, aad took all
tka bata offared agaiaat kia nag. J oat
aa tka " flyara " war* balag aartdlari lor
tka raoa old Jadga MoMiaamaa, wko
waa tka tarf oraola of tkat part of tba
Suta, arrived oa tka ooana, aad waa
mada oaa of tka jodgaa. Aa ka took
kia plaoa la tka ataad ka waa told kow
tka batting ran, aad of tka folly ot tka
owaar of tka atrmaga an try la back lag
kia "plug" ao heavily. Honning kia
ay* ovar tba rook, tkaJadga iaataatly
raoognizad Pata, aad ka aald: " Gentle
■an, tkara'a a dark bona la tkia raoa
tkat will aaaka aoma of yoa am all k—11
bafora aappar." Tba Jndga waa rigkt.
Pata, tka "dark koraa," lay back aatil
tka tkraa-qaartar polo waa raaobad,
wbaa ka waat to tka front witk a roab
aad won tka paraa and Plyan'a bata
witk tka graataat aaaa.
TBB UNI IITVATItl.
The San Frandaoo Stick Rtptrl oI
yeatarday baa the following:
YnUrltjr we commented at Mm* length
on the criela ia the Cematock mining ait*
nalioa. We explained that tba expenaec
o' exploring tba Comatoek bad been mate
rially rednoed by tba manager* of variou*
compaaiee, bat, after a careful review of
xffairi, we urged that a farther redaction
of expaaaaa waa tba paramount neeeaclty
of tba timea. Oar viewa la tba pramlaee
are oordially Indoraad by mlalag men,
miner* and dealer*, who, aa a rule, folly
appreciate onr devotion to the mining in
terval. Tba neoeeilty for prompt action
in tba pre mi we le admitted on all aide*.
It ia about time aoma ana took tba flrat
etep. What ia awnboiy'i bnaineea ia
nobody'a baainaaa. Tba Miner*' Union of
Virginia City might appoint a oommittee
to ooafrr with the mining manager* on the
labor aitnation. Such a oanfarenoe would
probably bo productive of great nod to
all Interacted. Will our Comatock oon
temperariec uke up thla cabject in a defi
nite manner?
When milling and mining anpplice,
wood, timber*, etc., are reduced from
25 to 40 per oenL, aa they can be, and
the oo eta of living aooordlngly I—en id.
then it will be time to aak the miners to
oonaidcr the labor altuation, and they
will not refaae to oonaidcr it. Then ia
no aenee in moving flrat and foremoet
on the laboring olaaaec.
In the Eaat that terrible acourge, the
army worm, ia creating a decided eenaa*
tion of alarm, and every day bringa
freah aocounta of its ravagaa. The New
York Tribum aaya: Theee voraclooa
pcata are devastating large diatriota on
Long Lai and and in New Jereey, and
have lately appeared on Btaten laland,
at aeveral placca in Connecticut and in
the eeetion of thia State bordering upon
the Sound. The advanoe guard of their
Long laland detachment ia aaid to have
reached Pro*poet Park, and eurioua oiti
xana who want to have a look at thia
redoubtable enemy of the fanner can
now be gratified at the ooat of a atreet
car ride. There la only one good thing
to be aaid of the army worm—hia viaita
are "few and far between." He waa
laat aeen in theee parta about twenty
year* ago. _
Aocording to lbs Austin tuvtuu, at a
nmbI pionia ia thai vicinity thirty-flvs
widow* combined ia oorralling u many
tingle men, informed them that It *u
laap year and that thii unmatrimonisl
itat* of thin^* had gon* on aa long aa
they proposed to stand it. Something
definite had to ha doaa, and thar* waa
only oa* way (or it. Thay oallad (or
marriage forthwith, and the belcagnered
baeh*ior* bad to give ia. Thirty-lit*
wadding* will taka place ahortly, ona
enterprising preacher having eecu red tha
contract (or tha lot at flra dollar* par
head. Picnioa are all tha rag* now in
that aection, about a dozan mora being
already projected.
To a personal friend in Waat Yirginia,
evidently a Democrat, General Oarfleld
aaat thia reply to a letter of oongratoU
tion : " Then would never ha a political
Weaoh wide enough to keep apart tha
citiiea* o( oar oommoa oountry if the
spirit o( oonserratiam and of patriotism
breathed into your kiad letter wan mon
geaeral. I would rather ban the oppo
aition of aoeh a man than tha anpport o(
those whose regard (or thair ooaatry'a
good ia but a aecondary problem, be
thay o( vbatanr party you wiah." Per
eon* suffering (ram a morbid (ear of
bloody ahirt will iad oonaolation ia that
itnlimt?*
Dewey ft Co.'a Scitntific Prtm Patent
Agency baa nosind official notiee of the
issue o( the following patsata to Padflo
ooaat inventors, for th* wssk ending
Juns 22. 1810: E. P. Ely, Santa Boss,
Cel., drying apparatus; W. B. Finch,
Eureka, Cal„ firearm; W. 0. Fitch,
Saeramsato. Oal., aswapspsr Ale; 0. W.
Holt, Pstaluma. CaL, grafting tool; P. i
Kslly, Baa Franciaoo, boot and ahoa; F.
W. Lamb, Hydasvilla, CaL, gats; Wm,
Prindle, Saata Clara, Cal., track-clearer. |
While aoma o( tha Democratic Journals 1
ban haatanad to Tilify General Oarfleld, j
tha mon honorable Brooklyn Eaglt aaya: ,
"It wonld be hard to oonriaoe hie Con- t
grsaaional a*aociat*a o( any party that
bs waa not an hoosst maa ia a psoaniary (
»anae." The editor o( the SagU served .
aa a Democratic Beprcocatatlve in Oon- I
grsaa with Osasral Oarfleld. 1
Humboldt ItMU.
Siltir Siaf, Juni 23.
Elma carload* of st*sl rmlli war*
ilatributed betwssn Tula tod Qoloonda
festerdsy, whsrs thsy are to be laid ia
place or the iron rail* now ia om.
Quit* a number of Plata* Wars undsr
the influence of firewater yssterdsy, and
w*ot around to private boasts frighten*
Ing women and children. Somebody
bas been guilty of violating the law
kgainst sailing whisky to Indiana.
Sheriff Kyi* of Eureka paaaed through
with two prisoner* named J. B. John*
ion and Book llarphy, who had b**n
untenoed to th* Bute Prison for rob
bery, the formar for sight years and th*
lattar six.
Th* nmoval of th* Carlln and Wads
worth machin* shop* ia again b*ing dis>
onas*d. It is now r*port*d that shops
will b* built h*r* for th* purpoa* of re
pair lag oars, *to., and that tha maehin*
shop* will be r*mov*d from Carlin to
Hamboldt Walls, and from Wads worth
to Trooka*, and w* give th* rumor for
what it ia worth.
Jo* MoOolly, on* of tb* owners of
th* Ohio min*, celled laat erening and
ahowad ua tb* r*turna from ths oarload
of or* from that min* ahippad to Salt
Lake laat w**k. Th* 111 sacks of or*
shipp*d avarsged $864 96 to ths ton,
f U 17 of whioh was gold and 9840 79
sllrer. Tb* Ohio is proving to k* a
splendid min*, and all th* owners bav*
to do when they want a f*w thousand
dollars is to ship a oarload of or*.
A woman nam*d Slater arrived here
yestsrdsy from Ooloonda with her h**d
badly bruised and her *y*s blacked.
8be soaght ths Distriot Attorney and
Jastice of the P****, sod entered oom
plaint against bar buaband for beating
bar. A warrant waa iaeued for th* armt
of 8lat*r, and if ahs provs* what ah*
allege* against hsr lord ws may hav* aa
opportunity of ss*ing th* SUwsrt act
tor th* punlshmsnt of wife-beatere Ulna*
trsted.
Eirtki ItMM.
Ltadtr, JmM 33.
Night before lut, at ■ dlatanoe el
1300 feet, and il a depth of 700 feet, the
Eureka tunnel mt Into tha abale Wit.
Thia ia regarded aa a moat lmportamt
development both for tba mint aad for
Euraka diatriot. It demonitratee that
tba ahala continue to tbla depth, a vary
important proof of tha depth and perma
nenoe of the E are ha lode. Aa the ore
kaa alwaya baea enoountered ia the
Ruby Hill minee on the weet aide of the
abala, it ia almoet aare that tba tunnel
will make rich developmenta aa aoon aa
tba ball ia peaetrated. The diaoovery
will be enoouragiag aewa to holdere of
Eureka taaael atock aad to oar miaara
ia geaarai.
Tbe Riebmoad Compaay have aued
the Albioa Company, la replevin, to
recover 100 tone of ore oa the Albion
damp, veined at $4000, and claimed by
tbe Riohmond to have beea taken from
tbeir groaad.
Tbe Eureka k Paliaade Railroad Com*
paay will bereefter ran freight teami
between Eareka and Belmont.
A flock of 90,000 abeep paaaed through
Smoky Valley tbia week ea route for
Montana Territory.
A Dayton Riot.
Lfoti County Timet, Jun« 31.
On Wedneedey afternoon J. 0. Bray
and Oeorge Barton had a light in front
of tbe Union Hotel ia Dayton. It appeara
that Bray, who felt aggrieved at aome
tbiog Barton bad aaid about him, de
manded an ezplaaation, aad not reoeiv
ing a aatiafaotory one, began boetilitiea
by knocking bim dowa. Barton got up
immediately, and for a abort time aoted
on the delenaive, while he waa looking
for more room and a point of atragetioal
advaatage. Tbe firet round ended wben
Barton entrenched himaelf behind •
table in the bar-room. After having
regained bia breath he again went out to
meet tbe enemy, aad thia time opened
the fight with a knock-downer. Bray,
however, aprang np immediately, and
grappling with him after the collar aad
ltomaa faabion, threw him violently end
danoed around him, leaving bia foot*
printa aa be went—but not in the eaad.
Aa the fight waa not ooadueted atrictly
ia acoordanoe with tbe rulee of the p. r.t
the eeoond round merged Imperceptibly
into tbe third, aad another fall with
Bray on top and Barton'a finger in hia
mouth, aa Joba Phoenix would have
aaid, holding him dawn, ended the diffl
ealty.
J. C. Bray ia • brother of Profeeaor
Bray, and the quarrel aroee from eome
thing aaid daring the trial of the Pro
feeeor. Aa neither party waa muoh
injured, it ia probable that thia ia the
and of it.
Chlaeae Cheap Labor.
Silver Slat*, Jtm* 33.
The building of the Bodie Railroad
from the Mound Hoaee, oa tbe Virginia
and Truekee road, to Caadelaria, ia ne
tting e demand for Chineae labor, aome
three hundred Celeetiala being now em
ployed in grading the road. The Chineae
Motion men oa the Central Paciflo oa
deretand tbe aitnatioa, and haowiag that
their labor ia ia demand, are gettiag very
ladependent. At Browa'a they refnaed
to work aad white mea are being pat ia
tbeir placee. We are informed tbet they
ire alao vary eauoy at Mill City, and
slhar plaoee between here aad Wada
worth. Aa there are plenty of white
men in aearoh of employment, It ia to
be hoped that the Chineae will be aap
planted all along the Central Pacific,
rhey are no benefit to tbe oommaaity,
tad tbe aooaer they leave the better for
the pablie.
Plata Treat Ftolura.
Bod it A* PrtM.
Tbe Twin Lakaa at pnrnt an qalta
i raaort (or Piataa, vbo go Urn* (or U>«
parpoM of fiablag tor trout. A oom
pany of tham vill alt oa tha bank, asd
while tha brave book boba tor tha
ipaoklad baautlea tba falthfal aqaav ta
in tba immediata vicinity aaving on a
pieoa of calloo or waiting on tba flabar
man. Tba favorite bait ia ant agga, and
Utar a naat baa baaa ranaaekad ot Ita
wataata tba ton baglaa. Tha eapply on
band ia plaoad ia tba month ana aaad
ahaa raqnirad. Tha moiatora tonghaaa
he bait aad makta it mora a ui table (or
ta*. If tha book bappaaa to ba particu
larly lazy tha aqaav ia aaad to bold tha
Mil, aad daala it out aa often aa aallad
■poa. Sometime* tha aallva aona ot tha
oraat will haal la aararal dozaa troat
Inriag tba day, while oa other oooaaloaa
ba raanlt ia not M aaaoazagiag.
Tha taraa of 8ara Bernhardt'a Amor,
oaa engagement with Hanry E. Abbar
ira $1000 a sight to bar (or 100 nigbta,
tad other axpaaaaa, including thoaa of
tar oompaay, will amount to (ally $1000
nore, making tha total aoat of tha
agagaaaaat at laaat 1900,000.
A magaifloant work haa baaa undar
aken at Paria, giving engraviaga aad
ihotographa ot all tba oalabratad vorka
d tha Loam. It vill not ba ooaplated
or aararal yaara.
W8SMM DISPATCHES.
Ratifying it the Bay.
8« Fkixcaoo, Jan* 26.—The Demo,
orats held • routing old-faehioned rati*
flsatlon mMtiog last evening in Piatt's
Hall and Montgomery etreet. Soon attar
dark guna vara opened, firing a salute.
Bonflraa vera kindlad at tha inUmotion
of Boah and Pine atreeta vith Mont
gomery, and tha on terrified began to
aaeemble. They came marohlng vith
mniio and bannera, vith uniforma,
torch#* and tranaparenoiee, from all
quarters. A stand for ipeakiag vaa
erected on the oornrr of Pine and an*
other at Bnah, and in a fev minntea
both vera surrounded vith oheerffag
crowd*, vhile others poured into Piatt's
Ball until the building vaa filled to the
ntmoat capacity. The hail vat elegantly
doeorated vith flags, banners, strsamera,
featoons and mottoea. The platform
vaa ooeupied by a galaxy of Demoeratio
atara. The band* dieoonraed mu*itt be
tween the apeeehea of the best orator* of
the party, vho addressed the ssseabisge
in doors and oat. There vere more
Demoerata in the Hall and on the atreet
than Olann had to tea in tha oity at tha
election of September laat, and it vaa
erident from the number and oompoal
tion of the crowd that tha aandlot had to
a ooosiderable extent returned to its old
Iots and old-tima enthsalaam, which
manifeated Iteelf pronoonoedly. Boar*
of applanaa eonatantly interrapted the
eppeala of the speakera, and in eircB
lating through the crowd confidence in
the result of the campaign vaa ahovn
by frequent remark* of "We've got 'em
dead thla time," and eimilat com men ta.
Altogether it va* a firet-olasa, old-style
whoop-up, sash as tha Damooraoy of
Ban Franoiaao baa not bean able to gat
up alnoe Den la Kearney aeduoed the
rank and file from their allegianoe over
tvo year* ago.
Agricultural Cattkroat.
Maxwell, Cal., Jane 35.—About 4
o'olook yeeterday afternoon, u T. Doo
ling'a mm were beading on Daniel
O'Kalfe'a ranoh, a man named Mike
Welob, aged about 60 yean, beoame en
reged at Henry Blemarok, aged abost
twenty-five yeara, beoeaee of bla not
pitohlng grain to anlt btm, and bit Bla
marok over tbe bead with a pitchfork.
Blemarok tried to get bold o( Welob
and prevent blmeelf from getting ban,
Welob tben drew a large pooket-knlfe
and atabbod Blamark, threw him down
and oat hie throat. At thia jonotura
other partiee oama ap and tried to take
bim off, and he attempted to kill old Mr.
Dooling, and inooeeded in eeocaptng.
Blemarok died within half an boor.
Offloera have gone to arreat Walah.
Tie Female Tramp.
Aububn, Jane 28.—Iaabel Mann Tay
lor MoFhereon, the forty-year-old woman
who ie engaged in walking from Omaha
to Ban Francisco, paaaed here at 1136
a. m. today. Bba la in good health and
epirita and la eleven weeka oat from
Omaha, having left there April 8th.
Borne femalae have been arreeted in
Kentneky for the mannfaotare of illloit
whleky. Thie le the flret recorded in
atanoe of a woman keeping still.
BORN.
In Oold Hill, Jane M, to the wife of Jamee
Harris, i ton.
la Dijton.June j#, to the wife of Jaaee
Scott, A too.
In AotUn, Jqm SI. to tbe wife of J nam B.
IMj. a dAOihttr.
la Beao.Tno* M, to tbe wife of 0. T. Bender,
a diafhUr.
MARRIED.
ui
of °*~a
°*We JUnpin. ' Bl H"l«nee to Ifa,
NEW TODAY.
LAKE TAHOE.
SUGAR PINE POINT.
JOHN W. M°KINNEY S
OLD PLACK.
HEALTH! PLEASURE! RECREATION!
TBI ABOTI VKRT POPULAR BBBOBT
U again thrown open to ttMMblla tor
aaaaoa. It li iluuud n th« WUTUN
BHOBI OF THI LAM. nine milt* from
Tahoe Cltr, amid the sort ROMANTiO ABD
HBALTHfuL HDiUtOUHDIBOa, lM DMT
A In* Wharf ram out to dtep water in the |
Lake, aad plaatj or boaU ara torniahad toaa for
ttepleaaoreof ihetaeata. TUataa—i tc
the pleaaore of ihegaeau. Thai
at Ua wharf dally to land peeeenjen aad mall.
Peaoengere from (inld Bin aad Virginia can
go b j way of Tra> kaa aad Tahoe City cr Chin
aad Qlenbroek, taking tha at earner aeroaa P
IVATKt Ol OMAROU.
Board aad Lodging, per waak HIM
Board aad Lodging, par day >00
Chlldno from 8 to M yeora Oi age, half prloa.
|W Inrallda, aa wall aa ouelaeee BMB or I
tomlllaa. eeeklng racnation and nleeaofo, will |
tad thta tha T«ry piaea. M
HOISTING CABLES
JOHN A. ROEBLINQ'S SON'I CO.. |
tnalaa, Raw Janay.
Crwalhla Oa at-Steel Hetetlaa Oablea
Of all DaaartptloM. Wtra "traada
For KtHlrl.i tfnme Cm
aiaatlr aa kaad.
8. ▼. MOOBBT, Agent
Waiabanee. Mar Halo * Honma wcrkm. |
▼batata Olty, Nevada. M
MECHANICS' UNION, ATTENTION!
if MBMBBBB OP THB MBGHANI08'
> - I1*
lrgtala.
ha halo. By ordar —
. _ _ .A. P. MAOKAT. Praaldaat.
I. W. Plant, Secretary. JaM M
A CARD.
mo GOLD HILL LODOB. NO.
A ordar of Cat tad Borkmea
'—■ ' my Into haatea^
Ooid BUI, J naa U. WO.
.L.M
ILL BR.
91
AlbSUXSTB.
PIPER'S OPEKA HOUSE,
VIRGINIA OITY.
OHAI. I. LOOKS. Proprietor
M. A. KSMNKDT .Acting Muuitr
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING,
By oalvaraal damaad, Qllbart and Balllran*!
mtucrplac*.
H. H. 8. PINAFORE I
Which will ba produoad with an anaqaalad
cut, new and ooetlj coctamM, elegant eceaic
effecta, full chorneee and tnoreaaed orcheatra.
BIMrlkalMi mt CkartiUm
RUM Hoc, Sir Joseph Port«r, ^
Joaepbine (the Oap'tain'e Daughter),
......TTT!rr. mix to® Lytton
Balpb Baakatraw (able moid),
Mr. Cbarlaa H. Turner
Dlek Deadeje Mr. H. 0. Parte*
Oaptaln Corcoran Mr. A. 0. Meodereou
U'be MIm Lath HtrMbbor,;
Little Bnttercsp Mia* Loo lee feullln
BlU Bobetaj (Boatswain) Mr. 1. lllldc*
Bob Baakat, Ton Bo alia. Tom Toekar, Flrat
'a Sletera, bla Ooaelne and bla Annts,
ot ,tc" b' our Oorpa
TOMORROW (SUNDAY), Jans IT, poaltlrelr
last appearance of
H. M. «. PINAFORE,
%r AdaiUaloa aa ooitomirf. Box plan opaa
from »:» a. M.each da;. Jett
THK TKNTH ANNUAL
Military and Civio
SARSFIELD 6UAR1I
—TO TAD PLAOt AT—
MINERS' UNION HILL,
•OLD HILL.
i — ■
MONDAY EVENINB, JULY 9. 1880,
WUl be given for lb*
Benefit «r Fimllj of Hell flallufctr,
VenUr of til* Company, recently deocaeed.
OmbIUm mt ArttMHim
Oapt. John 0»«gTOT«, Prt. John MoOrath,
Fit. Bernard Oojla, *rt. ltd. Wal«h,
Pvt. John On ma, Prt. John Mallett,
S(t. 8. Dowllof, Pvt. Leo. Gallagher,
Lieut. J. D. ChannelL
IlTlUElM CMiBUtOO.
All member* of the Company.
EHIMIM CMBlltM.
Lint. T. Neville. Corp. P. B. Pollard,
Corp. Uvn Bjnw, Bergt. 11, Dowllag,
Pvt. John Moaro*.
Fleer Mtatitn.
Lint. Channel), Prt. Id. Walah,
Prt. John Mallett, Prt. B. Oojle,
Pvt. D. Morgan.
Flaar Dlroetar.
O&PTAIN J. COBQROTK.
Th« BnI «r lull will M Faralakad
TICKET* .UN
(Admitting Gentleman and Ladlee.)
J«td
8CHOOL PICNIC !
THE STOREY COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Under tbc Immediate
DIRECTION OP THB PRINCIPAL**,
Will hold their
ANNUAL PICNIC
-AT
Treadway's Ranch, Carson,
The day following the
CLOBIMO OP TOT 8OH00LB,
SATURDAY, MUNI 20, II
■very arrangement haa been perfected to make
thle Picnic
TUB BBHT OP TUB 8BA80N1
Prof. TkiBU Cart'i Bran aad Htrlii j
■u4 ku b«n •■*■(•4 far
tba icculti.
rait tad otreftal tttratlon will ba paid to all I
participant*, and Doibloa will ba left undone to
laaara tb* comfort of all.
THE 04RS will leava VIrglala at • A.«.
Tlekata far dlMni Fifty Coats I
Tlekata far Adalta. -——SI M
Tlekata caa ba abtalaad at Tborban'e elfar
•ton, Poatofloa Bookstore and Gallup'* cl*
(UN. j«4td
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS
Appatlta, refreahlaf sleep. tba aeqaliMon of
•aab aad eolor, ira bleeelnae atuadaot apoo
tba reparative prooeeeee wblcb tbla priceleee
larlgoraot ipeadllr Initiates and carries to a
meoaeafal conclusion. Digestion U restored
aad eustenanoe afforded to aacb UCs-snstalolng |
onran by tba BlUtrt, which la lnoffsnslve eran |
to tbe feminine palate, vegetable la coapoel.
ttec, aad thoraaghly safs.
For iala by all Drs«tiiU and Dsalsrt pa- |
mlly. Ja_
v. u. aukMX*. i. a. sxn
W. H. CLARKE * CO.,
• TOOK BROKKMi
NO. 41 SOOTH O STOEBTi
Nrrada Baak Balldlnf.
VmOINIA OITY. IIIV AD A. I
•bb FibiiUmu cormpoodeBt, i. B. WAD*
nXLDBOO. 1
OBOCBfcllfi. PB0YIBIOH8, Itc.
GREAT
BARGAINS!
01 ACCOUNT or liriBTUBI,
1\/fT WHOLB STOCK, COKSIBTINU OV
GENERAL GROCERIES,
Crockery, Glut ud Chin* Ware,
A fall aaaortmaat ol
WINKS AND LIQUORS,
By tb« BottU or OaUan,
JCWELRY.
OUTLKRY.
nm,
PLAYING
CARD*,
BTO..
Will ba told FOB CAM OKLT fraallj Wow
coat Bala moat ba aadad within Uilrty d*j«.
Tba ftxtarr* ud om ufi, horn* tod htnoM,
one doable and i m »lDfle birni •<, boat* farnl
tur», »io., in alto lor m1«.
All ptrtlM Indebted to ma are raqaaatad to
oall a* onoa and aattta ibalr acoouata.
A. CAHCNi
21 Btora nazt dear to tba Bank of Oold Hill.
GROCERY STORE
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN STRUT. GOLD HILL.
FAMILY & FANCY 6R0CEB1E8
NOW ON BAND AND FOB BALE CHEAP
FOE (IAMB.
A Lttn AawrtaMt at GROCERIES AND
PUOVIUIONH dlrtct (tarn til# OtllfornU Kw
keU, computing la part i
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEE, SPIOES
CAN FRUIT, DRIED FRUIT,
SYRUPS, OYSTERS, RICE
FLOUR, lilCK, CAN
DLES, BUTTER.
Provisions of All Kinds.
THE HIT OF wiNU AND LIOUORS
XT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
tVOoodi Delivered Vim of Ofcarf*.
la BIOHABP MEBCER.
F. W. FOLSOM,
■•la llnM. M4 mil,
(Baotmor to BoMaaoa * Folaom.)
WholMAl* tad R«U11 Datter la
FAMILY QROCERIE81
FB0YI8I0KS, lie,
SOLE AOBET IN OOLO HILL FOR MBS.
HILLS' CHAMPAGNE
BAKING POWDKR,
ipHJJ BIST IN THE MABKET — ONLY
reqalrM ball thi qnaatltr of uj other klad.
^LL PABTIES IEDEBTED TO THE LATE
firm ol BOBINSON A FOLSOM art raqniModto
CALL AND SETTLE
•pHEIR AOCODNTS WITHOUT ,DELAY
iM »«t» co»tj. 4_
J. & J. it. MALLON,
0 Street, aezt te the luk ef Call*
forala Bnlldlnt,
riROINIA CITY, NEYADAt
Yy holeeale and bet ail dealers
Groceries and Provisions,
OMkn? aad Wh4—Win, Chtaa Imi
uA iNMk Oat OUm, OU u«
ftafti, Ibar aad f—4,
Mtfhf Bto»« Plfj
WINKS AND LIQUORS
Of Ik* EfW 1MB!? Mir,
BRANDY, FORT mm* SHERRY WINK
ffer ■•4lo!itl iMi
Waeall Ik* tpaeui attantloa at Rtna Hi
Rill Baparlataadaata to oar latf* tad com
pUU (look of Oili tad Caodlaa for Bill u<
mlalM parpoa**. W« offer that oUm of good*
It M COW JlQDRBt M th«r Ml b« landed
from uj pan of tha Unliad IteUa, Una
■tabling Bill* uuV nlnaa oo u* Oo—tort to
pareka** OUa, CuidlM, «te.. aa ckaap la \l*
rinUai Uay can either In Baa knactaco at
Um bat, with a guarantM of obuialac lnt>
olaaa (oodi, deiWered fraa of dure* at tht
Bin** la Vtaslala or Gold Bill.
J. A J. I. MALLON,
M Vtortala, harada.
V. LEMERY,
WMnala' and Balall D*al*r la
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
LOWIR OOLD HILL.
^LWAYB ON HAND A KKLBOT AMOAR ]
Of
Groceries and Provisions
WINBBaad LIQUORS,
TOBAOOO. mm* CIGARS,
FLOOR aad GRAIN,
BARDWARB aad CROCKERY,
PRY OOOBB * YANKRR NOTIONS. I
jsssftisssafsa s& c
0*p*aa
a rBalla. _ .
H. s.—Firtiaa wUfcinc to few la lota to rait,
for cttk aa jy^flM^IU^Uate^ «A
'SdCSS-n. M chart*.
Mb T.LUIY,
^—a——
MMgg^g*
aw* la yoar ova town. 7*aa ■
|l oo tit tra*. Addnaa B. Slum A
Uaad, Rain*.
ku
MISCELLANEOUS.
■45 Years before the Public,
THE CEHUIME
DR.C.MoLANES
LITER PILLS
art> not recommended as a remedy "lot
all the ilia thut Hesh is heir to." hut in
affections of the Liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia, and 8ick Head
ache, or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to, or after taking quinine. Aa
a simple purgative they are unequaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid.
with the impression, McLANE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
ture* of C. McLaxi and Funuro Bmo*.
£&*Insist upon having the genuine
Dh. C. McLAXk'8 LIVER PILLS, pre
pared by
FLEXING BROS., Pittsbarfk. Pt^
the market being full of imitations at
the name MeLmm*, spelled dlflbrently
but same pronunciation.
INVALIDS
AID 0THEB3 BEEIUO
HEALTH,
snwiguiim,
WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUM, ARE RR
QUOTED TO MENU FOR THE ELECTRIC
REVIEW, AN ILLUSTRATED JOUR- J
nal, which is publibher
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
fTTIIATSupoa HKAI.TH, HTOIKVt,udPtf*
1 cat Ciilur., ud t. » wydiiaMi W
HfunnUJun lot lanlld. ud \bjj. wb. lAflNa
Jl.rTou., IlktlMtlM »d WiM Kluiii. >WT
HUM ihM !<•«• imi hMllh ud bonu hpfm,
HMliM aiuutlwi In IU M.: tad lb. MtMW
Uoi» uk.d by aiiSbrla( laraltfs, wb. ber.dw#i««4
of a nr., u. uiiwtrM), ud nluM. liktwiiM
folunU.fid I. all
TIM. Th. >ub)M« .fluetrie «»IU
ud lb. baadrad ud oo. auMtiasM af >tul
mm t. •uflbflof bumully, H. duly
ud asplaiaad.
YOUNG MEN
lad ethers «h» anllkr from Nervous sad Phr*lMl
ItatxIItT, Lm oTHmIt Vigor. H—**— I"1"
««!?! -9~&»SeS
frau'l"i~Jractic«d by quick* m«1 oiihIicaI
who ■rofiu lv 14 urMMC# BKllcInt," lid mIbM Mft
''^iTour^dr'-ou'U" ~t«* f "«
^formation worth Ibeusaada will be Mai yen.
Addrew lb* (.ebllabow,
PULVERMACHER OALVANIC CO.
an Moataemary St.. Bsa rrsactace.Oai.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION
PERSONS OEIIRNN CERTIFICATES
Authorizing them to U«ch la ths
JPul>lic Schools
OP STORIY COUNTY
WUl to hsld it ths
Fourth Ward Sohool House,
IN VINOINIA CITY,
Monday, Jane 28, at 10 A. M.
And continuing till eonpltted.
Ai recommsndsd by tto Stat* Board or Ida*
cttlou, applloeat* for **cond<grad* certificate*
will to repaired to atand examination In spell
log. reeding, writing, geogrspby, pioau.
history or tha United htw, arithmetic (omI
and written). theory end practioo of leeching.
Applloaau tot drst-grada certificate* will to
required to itaad saixamlosiiou la tto follow
log branch**, in addition to tho— wnntfifH
shore: Tto rndlmsatary prtnclplM or natural
philosophy. or ctonlstry, of physiology tad
hygiene, and elgebrs tad bookkseplng.
In order to to entitled to a ant or MCMd
pad* oertificau tha applicant mail obtain a
per cent of at least elxty-elx sad two-Ulrds la
each branch or study prsecrtbed for examlaa
Uon. sad also an avers** per eeat of eighty—
this arorege to be foond by dlriding tbe sum or
the numbers or per cent. In each atady by tha
number of tindtai*
A* far aa practicable all examination* will to
coadacted la writing. Kecoaree to oral esamt
nations will to had as supplementary thereto
la tto theory aad practice of teechleg.
0. a. TOuMU,
STAN WILLIAMS,
r. M. acrraKKR,
JelTtd Board of Kxamlam.
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY
AND BUCD1NI WOUU,
■treet, Uasr HeM Hill, lt«|
IRON AND BftAM OAKTINO*:
or *r*ry vsrlsty mad* to order.
LKAVB JOBT ASPJD TO XT OLD
srtahllstod Machine Work* tto LAKQMT
ED LATBB, PLAN SB and BTXAM
HAMMSR, all of ths lst**t and mo*t tmproT*d
coosuactloo, aad aas bow prepared to Maha
sad Hspalr ail kinds aad all sla** af
Mil
At tto short sat notice and oa the me*t resect
able terms.
10ms QgOBOB BMlCTT.r»OBrtsta*.
On tba Railroad, «Mth of Julia Mlaa,
VIRGINIA OITY.
fXmat-KOOM 1 BLACK'S BUILDUQ
V oornar of 0 tad Taylor atmta.
XA1OTA0TUUS
MILL AND MINI OASTINOS
Of rrary daacnptlon la Iras aad tan.
OmUmi t lr«T «nM >»lnl
Fornlahad Promptly at tba Lowaat Bataa.
»tf ilDMf milR, Proprtatar.
HA8BROUCK * HALL,
(Saccaaaora to A. B. Stavart dOo.)
Druggists & Apothecaries,
Oppo*lta Tallow Jackat tagtaa Boaw,
MAIN ITlUTi . . UOLD HILL
ESIP A FULL stock OF PCBI DRUGS
and Medidaaa, ParfBmrrr, Fancy Artl
ata. Mr. Haabroack, a (thdiIi ot Pku>
■Mr. hu (ten Of Um Praaorlptloa Dasart
mmt Pnaartptlom oawfally mfowiiffc?
aadnlfht.
Bafarrinc to Um abora, «• we—Hi tba
•awtratoUMmUtoataof OoMHillaadTtcta
ltyaad aollrtt a ooatlnaaaoa of taa patronage
baatowad oa aa. A. B BTBWART * Oo.
U
PRIVATE SCHOOL,
MRS. O. I. KINDALL
WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOB PUPILS
la tba Blab Sabool aad Qruamtr giadaa,
IaaalS.totka
■led StoMl aalUiM. SaM Ml,
arjftaar.asr—'-^flr