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VOL. XXXVII.
GOLD HILL, STOREY *CO., NEVADA: FBI DAT EVENING, FEBRUARY 3. 1882.
NO. 5611
THE EVENING NEWS
Knbllvbed c»ory (Saniajra exeeptcdl,
BY TIB aKWH rVBUSUIilH CO.
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SELECT ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Oscar wouldn't n*« tbs gti at bis
Washington hotel, bat ordered wax can
dles.
Mr. Boston U liviug in 81. Loots. An
sxrhangs aaya Mra. Boaton call* bim
"Hobby."
A negro ia Upson county, Oa . cot
rid of a bona Moa by cutting off hia
finger with a hatchet.
A Naw York policaman baa become
iu<iaaa. A burglar accidentally ran
right into bia arms, and the liigbt crated
bin.
It waa an impertinent Philadelphia
woman wbo told Oacar Wilda that ha
aboold waar bia hair abortar and bia
trooaera longar.
Policeman to group of amall boye:
"Coma, now, tnova on! Tbera'a noth
ing lbs matter bare." Sarcaatio boy:
"01 course there ian't. II tbsrs waa,
you wouldn't be here."
Aa actrssa of McVicker's Theater,
Chicago, so bewitched a susceptible
young man ia the Iron! row ol tbs bal
cony that bs threw kuses at her con
tinuslly, and, aa bs would not slop, tbsy
put bim out.
"Young man. we est all tbs rind
bars," said a boarding-hoaae keeper to a
boarder who waa taking off ths outer
portion of a piece of ch<e*e. "All
right," replied the boarder; "I'm cutting
thia off for you."
A lady writer fluds fault with ths man
ners ol ths King of Sweden brcauss Hi*
Majesty scmii-bed bis royal bead with
bis fork at dinner. Soms people are
entirely too fastidious. Would the Isdy
bete bad His Majeaiv scratch bis h»ad
with tbs lag of a cbair?
"How long would it tska to go to ths
moon?" sake au occasional reader. It
much depend* upon the route you take.
If yon go by way of a rock blast, or a
dynamite upheaval, you would probably
arries in shout tlflreu niinutrs, but if
you went by the Ouiteau trisl sxpreaa,
you'd sinks it about when tbs twilight
was ssttliug dowu upon eternity.
"Now, littls Marie," said a French
lady to her godchild, ss they paaeed a
eonfectioner'e ahop in which a wealth of
sweetmeats wss displayed, "shall I gie»
you Faith, Hops aud Charity in choco
late?" Maris reflected for a moment,
and then rose to the occasion: "J/trri,
chrrt marram*, but I should llks ths
Twelre Apoatlea, becauae they will bs
mors to est."
B VCK 11'UK A T CAKES.
| Frum ikt .V« Yori Trikumt. ]
Scisuce b*i even revolutionised the
method of making buckwheat cake*. The
aid wij, eetting in tilt* over night, auur
tog, fermenting, decomposing »uj destroy
lug tli* natriUcut part o( tbe dour, car
boaio acid gat was produced and the caki a
wade light. liut a well-founded inapicloa
baa alway* esisled tbat buckwheat cakra
mad* Id tbia manuer aro unwholesome
and indigestible, because the chemical
action that take* lilac* to altera tb* dour
(run ita original character tbat tbe mur
ing or decomposing process continoM in
tho stomach and give* rise to dyspepsia
and kindred trouble*.
Tb« new way do. a away wilb all decom
posing. all fermvaling or aonring, and
places upon onr table* auioking but buck
wheat* in Iras tban IS minute*. Tbe
leavening element of the new proccss,
which I* the "Royal Baking Powder." be
ing tuned wilb I lie duur aud moiature
added, evolve* tbe leavening gas, Ind in
no way cbangra tbe d'iugh from It* orig
inal aweet and nulritioua condilion.
In point of bealtbfulue**, it i* a positive
fact tbat bnckwheat and griddle cake*
made in tbis way wilb tbe "Uoyal" pow
der are very bealtby. andean be eaten with
impunity by dyapeptic* and invalids with
out discomfort.
Various preparations and mixtures have
been pat on tb* market from timo to time
to take the place of the "Royal Baking
Powder." such as "self-raising" or "grid
dle cake" dour*, bat analyiis *how* many
of them to be made from unwboleaome
substitutes and strong acids, which have a
■corroding effect on tbe membranee of tbe
■tomach. It i* much safer for all consum
ers to purchase duur tbeoiaelvee that tbey
know to be good and reliable, and add tbe
baking powder at a couaiderable laving,
than to pnrebase any of the so-called
"self-raising" door*, which are usually
compounds of the vilest nature, contaiu
iug alum or phosphates. It is stated that
throw-fourth* of tbe "fell-raising back
wheat" aold in the market is nothing more
than "middlings." or tbe dark-colured
sifting* and imparities which form the
refuse in tb* manufacture of tbe higher
grade* of duur.
Tb* following it a good rtcip* and most
economical:
Quick Bucswhsat Casts.—To on* pint
of buckwbaat dour, while dry. add two
taaapoonfuls Kotal Bakmu Powosa, a
teaapoonful salt, on* scant table*poonfnl
brown *ugar or New Orleans mulaaae* to
aak* them brown, mis wall together, and
when rtady to bak* add on* pint tolJ
water or *afflci*nt to form a batter, stir
bat UtU*. and bak* immediately on a hot
griddl*.
QT^Tk* Baking Powdar should nsvsr b*
mi into tb* batter, bat always mixed with
Soar la » dry (tat*.
UNITED STATES MININQ LAWS.
laroaMATiox fob locitou
amd oirau* or mimics.
Applicallaua far niMU-B«w ta
Deal wllh Craaa U<w Tl«—I
ll|kU-l<fttM Ctal
Tk* Law la Iifu
to Allaaa—KM.
amucatios or fatutt.
Where paper* h»re one* bm filed with
the lteftiiler tod Keceirer, they become a
part of tba record, tad can neither be
withdrawn nor returned, bat must bo
traoimitted to the Oeneral Land Office.
An application will b« rejected when the
deecriptton of the premUee ia erroneou*
or intufflcienL
Application for patent «Ul M rejecieu
Pint—The notice *u published without
the knowledge of the Register.
Second—The notice was not publuhoJ
1a a newspaper designated M published
nurnt the claim.
Third—Record title wu found deledit*,
tod:
Fourth—A previous application bad been
made for the tame premleee. which waa
withdrawn pending a *uit In ooart com
uenceU by the advene claimant.
. An application for patent will be rejected
when the *urvey doe* not accurately de
fine the boundartee of the claim.
Where the claim waa not located In ac
cordance with law.
Where *everal par tie* own separata and
distluct portion* of a claim, application
lor patunt may be made by either for that
portion of the claim owned by him; but
where several par lire own undivided In
terest* in a mining claim, all should Join
in an application for a patent.
A person or association may purchase a*
many placer locations a* the local law ad
mits. and embrace them all in one appli
cation for a patent.
Two or mora lodes cannot be embraoed
in one application for a patent except for
placer claims embracing two or more lodes
within their boundaries.
Paper* sworn to before any prion pur
porting to act a* a deputy for the Register
and Receiver, cannot be recorded aa e*l
dence. k ,
Iu all patents for mining claims litnated
within the interior boundaries of a town
■it*, a clause i* inserted "excepting and
excluding all town property, right* upon
the surface. and all houte*. buildings,
structure*. lot*, blocks, street*, alley*, or
other municipal improvementa not belong
ing to tho grantee herein, and all rights
necessary or proper to the occupation, pos
session and enjoymeut of the same."
Publication of notice must be made In
only oue newspaper for the period of sixty
days.
Notice must be published ten consecu
tive weeks in weekly newspaper*, and in
daily newspapers sixty day* muit elapse
between the ttrst and the last insertion*.
Where the Register designates the daily
issue of a newspaper for publication of
notice* of a mining application for patent,
il is not a compliance with law to change
to the weekly edition of the same paper
without aulhoiily o( the Itegiiter.
The existence of a *alt spring on a tract
of laud withdraw* it from tho operation of
the homestead and pre-emption law*. A
hearing for the purpose ot proving the
agricultural character of such laud is not
allowed. Land containing valuable de
posits of slato may be eutered under the
mining Acta.
ADVEBU CLAIMS.
Advene claimants mutt file a separate
and distinct claim agsinsteachappllcation
which it is alleged conflict* with tue prem
ises owned by such adverso claimant.
The papers in an adverse claim once filed
cannot be withdrawn, but become a part of
the record.
When an adverse claim haa been filed It
cannot be aineuded to a* to embrace a
larger portion of the premiers than that
described in the original advene claim.
An adverse claim must be made out in
proper form and filed in the proper local
office during the period of publication
of the application for the patent to be
effective.
It is the duty of the advena claimant to
commence *uil in proper form within the
required time, and if he trusts the uncer
tain medium of the United Btatee mail, be
must abide the consequence*, should the
delay ensuo through misfortune or acci
dent. Should the .failure to commenco
suit bo the result of the corrupt or dishon
est action of his attorney, the Interior De
partment cannot redres* the wrong.
An advene claimant should *ot forth iu
detail tho (act* upon which he base* his
adverse claim. A statement in general
terms, embodying conclusions of law,
without ststiug the facts specially, will not
bo considered in evideuoe.
An adverso claimant should show a com
pliance with the local law* in recording his
claim and iu regard to expenditures, and
shall file a copy of the original notice of
his location, aud show the nature or extent
of the coudict alleged.
An allegation of parties to a (uit that
they compose the company i* (ufilcieut,
ana they are not required to prove that
they are the original locators or the iden
tical parties wtio presented the adverse
claim.
AOfUCULTCKAL oa MIXKMAL LA.1D*.
Where land U of little if any value for
agricultural purposes, but i* rsienlial ...
Ilia proper development of mining claim*,
it ibould be di*posed of under the mining
Act.
Whtrt laoda containing valuable
mineral depoeita have been iucludcd in an
agricultural entry, said entry will be can
celed at any time prior to iaauanre of
latent, upon aatlafactory erideuce of tbe
etiatence of aucb valuable depoaiU.
Where valuable depoaita of mineral are
discovered upon a tract after tbe aame baa
born entered a* agricultural, but before
patent ha* been iaaued. tbe partiea claim
ing tbe mine may make application for
patent for aame, aud tbe agricultural entry
will be canceled to that portion of the land
eubraoed by aaid mining claim.
Where mineral depoaita are discovered
on agricultural land* after tbe patent baa
been mued to an agricultural claimant,
they paaa with the patent
Agricultural college acrip cannot be re
ceived in paymeut for claima.
A foreigner may make a mining location
and dUpuoe of it, provided he become* a
citizen before Jiapoeing of the mine. Proof
that the party waa not a citizen before die
posing of hi* claim mail be affirmatively
■bora.
Locator! and intermediate owner* other
than applicant* will not be presumed
alien* in the abeenoe of allegation or ob
jection prior to iiauance of patent.
Tbe portion of a mining claim *old to
an alien cannot be patented while auch
owner U an alien ; but on hie declaration
to become a citizen, hi* right date* back
to bia nurchaao, and he may thereupon
secure United States patent for hi* claim,
caos* lxdoes.
Revised 8tatutes. Section 3336.
Where two or more ledges cross or Inter
sect each other, priority of title shall gov
srn. and such prior location shall be enti
tled to all ore or mineral contained within
tbe space of iutsrsection, but the subse
quent location shall have the right of way
through the space of intersection for the
purpose of tbe convenient working of the
mine. And when two or more veins unite,
the oldest or prior location shall take the
vela below the point of union, including
all the space ot intersection.
Tumi*.
There is no authority ot law (or a tunnel
location SOW) by 1500 feet. A proper loca
Uon it the width of the tnnnel (or aoooIniL
There 1* no provialen o( law (or patent
ing tunnel location*, bnt lodea dlacovtred
in runuing a tunnel may be patented In
like manner aa other lode*.
The right ia granted to tonnel owner* to
1900 (eel of each blind lode, not preTioualy
known to exlat, which may 4>e diaooTered
in their tannal.
When a lode ia atruok or dlaoomed (or
the Ant time in ranging a tonnel, the
tnnnel owner* have the option o( record*
ing their claim of 1500 feet all on one aide
of the point of dlacoeery or intereection,
or partly on one aide thereof and partly on
the other.
Proepectlng for blind lode* la prohibited
on the line ot a located tonnel, while the
tunnel i* in pragma, bat other partiee are
in no way debarred (ram proepeoting (or
blind lode* or ronnlog tonnela, *o long a*
they keep without the line of inch tnnnel
ANNUAL REPORT
or lb* PmMwl of lb* B«ar4 «r
TmtltM or lb* Tmwm mf MM
Hill.
To the Taxpayer* and Oitlaena of the
Town of Oold Hill: In aocordanoe with
tbe requirement* of the Charier of the
Town of Oold Hill, I herewith inbmlt a
report of tbo financial lUnation of aaid
town for the year ending April 13, 1881:
tticKim raoic all aouacu.
Licensee, real eetato taxea, per
aonal property and bullion
taxis—M. Kennedy 994,(61 28
Delinquent taxea—J. P. Flau
uingbam 1,270 78
F. W. Folaotn 20 00
L.T.Fox 6,000 00
Total $30,862 03
DiantnuucHiTe.
On band. Apr.,1880.$ 1,219 32
Ily bond* 10,000 00
Dy coupon* 3.403 00
By warrant* 14,280 17
By balance 1,857 64-930.862 03
amocxt or raorrarr iainsu fob tbx
txabs 1880 axd 1881.
Real property 91,677,124 80
Peraonal property 24,016 00
Total .91.601.188 30
Taxea tberaon at 1 It per cent. 920,014 24
Amount exempted by law and
Board of Truateea 644 69
Amount charged to Town
Marshal 919,369 66
Amount of delinquent tax
roll d< livered to Town At
torney 91,833 87
Ten per cent, delinqtuney.. 183 63
Total 91,468 90
Amount not toed for and
withdrawn by order of tha
Board 9198 16
Amount collected with tbo 10
per cent, added 1,270 76
ToUl 91.468 90
Amount of Licence* iaaued
to Town Marahal 910.388 60
Amount aold 96.2S7 89
Amount returned. 4,101 11
Total 910.388 60
Amount of Bullion Tax on
product of mine* 9279 63
TOWJC BOKDf CAXCXLXD.
No*. 103 and 104, ia*ued August 14tb,
1879 ; time. 1 year ; do* Aug tut 14 th, 1880;
canceled Augmt 14th, 1880.
OCTVTAXDIKO TOWN BOXD*.
No. 100. amount 93000, due May lit, 1881.
Noa. 108 and 109, amount 910,000, due Au
gust 14tb, 1881.
No*. 103 and 106. amount 910,000, due
November lit. 1881.
Amount of bond* 929,000 00
Intereit due on came to April
13tb, 1881 623 00
Total 926.623 00
Iu lubmittlng my annual report, aa re
qulrnl by law, I hare deemed It proper
that tbe taxpayera and citisena ihould be
Informed of tho condition of tbe town and
iu financial atanding at the present time.
Tho finance* of tbe town ara in a very
healthy condition, euniidering the extreme
dullne** of bull new tbo past year.
The revenue from tbo different branehee
of buiinuaa ha* been eteadlly on tbe de
ereain tbe paat year, and tb* Board of
Truitee* have been governed in expendi
ture* accordingly. Fivo thousand dollar*
of tho town debt bave been liquidated.
In ibedifferentdepartmenta tbegreateat
care have been taken by tbe Committee* to
bave tbe rnuning expente* of tbe town u
low a* they could pouibly be made and
■atUfy tbe oitixen* at large.
The water worka and overytblng con
nected with thrm are in the very be*t of
order. Tbe Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department haa been very vigilant In look
ing after tbe bydranta and main*, and
ktepiug them in good condition.
Tho street* have been wall attended to
and kept in good order.
The officers of tbe town bav* been faith
ful and energetic in tbo discbarge of th*ir
dntie*. The police bav* been vigilant in
guarding the interest* of tbe town and
keeping away auspicion* character* who
arealway* watching for opportonitlaa to
practice their nefariou* busiura*.
Tbe Fire Department are deserving of
mnch praise for tbe ableaud efficient man
ner in which tbev bavo acquitted them
•elves on all occasion* when their **rvlce*
were required. I trait tbe people of Oold
Hill will coutinne to bav* their lntereata
guarded in tbo future by aa an efficient
body of firemen a* tboae who have guarded
them in the paat.
In conclusion, I would say that oar
duties u a Hoard of Town Trustees will
iooo b* at an end. Tbo people of Oold
Hill are aoon to bav* a chang* of govern
ment, the laat Legislature disincorporating
tbe town and paaaing the Consolidation
bill, by wbicb the city of Virginia and tbo
town of Qold 11111 bar* been consoli
dated witb tbo county of Storey in on*
government. It was tbe opiuira of tbo**
advocating the measure tbat tbe interest*
of all concerned would b* furthered by
baring one government instead of tbre*.
A* it is but an experiment, it rsmalos to
be seen wbat advantages, if any, will b*
gained to tb* business portion of tbe town
by tbe cbang*. It will, in my estimation,
b* found nece*sary by tbe incoming ad
ministration to ezercis* tb* greatest dis
cration in tb* management of affairs for
tbe coming year.
The revenue from taxable property will
b* very much leu tban wbat it was last
year, and is likely to continue decreasing
nnless some developments In tb* mine*
would give a new asp*ct to affairs.
I sincerely thank tb* m*mb*rs of tb*
Board for tb* very able manner in wbleb
they have assisted m* in th* management
of town affairs. Being compelled by otb*r
bnsines* to absent myself a good deal from
lbs town and from tb* meetings of tb*
Board, I f**l grateful for tb* indulgent
spirit manifested toward me by tb* mam
bars. In closing roar labors yon can f**l
• Inst prids within yonrsslves that yon
bar* bad at all time* th* b**t IntorasU of
Um town at heart. Tonr labors hav* bass
ardoooa and without *oap*nsattoc, only
•neb u you mu»t all fM within yoaraalvai
—that gratifying reminder that u public
aarranta you bar* performed tba dntiea
incumbent opon you and bare proved
youraolrm deearvlng tba oonfldenoe of tbt
people of Gold Hill. L. T. Vox,
Praaidant of tba Board oi Troataaa.
OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
IflDB AViKI MTBM1IIII
WHO THB1VB TIUUT.
idnHlalag cwalaa MM
■Ma-Prelu mm* Pmpirttr fal<
law -That la tka Bx perl mm «
All Wka Han Trlatf Ik
•AMUSEMENTS.
Pipara' Opara Houea, Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank of Ban FrandaaOi
0 (treat, Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. B. Frankel, Main itraat, Oold Hill.
T. B. MoOurn, 100 South 0 itraat, Vir
ginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Banner Broa., Corner 0 and Taylor
atraata, Virginia.
CIOABS AND TOBACCO.
D. Thorburn, oppoaite Niwa offloa,
Main atraoi, Oold Hill.
DBUOOISTS.
Hubroaok A Hall, Main itraat, Oold
Hill, oppoaite Yellow Jeeket angina-booaa.
John Jonea, Jr., Main itraat, Oold Hill.
DENTIST.
A. Chapman, ISO South 0 itraat, Ylr«
ginia City.
FANCY GOODS.
D. Tborbnrn, Main itraat, Gold HiU.
B. W. Cbnbbaek, Poitoffloe itora, Main
itraat. Oold Hill.
FOUNDRIES.
Oold Hill Fonndry, Lower Gold Hill,
Qaorge Emmet, proprietor.
heno Foundry, Reno, Andrew Fraaar,
proprietor.
GROCEIUES, PROVISIONS, ETC.
V. W. Foiaom, Main atreet, Oold Hill.
Riebard Meroer, Main atreet, Oold Hill.
T. B. MeOurn, Main itraat, Oold Hill.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Baataurant, Main
itraat, Gold Hill; J. P. Backer, Pro
prietor.
City Bakery, 37 North 0 itraat, Virginia
City; Fittmalar A Arm bruit, Propria
tOffta
HABDWABE.
W. N. Hall A Co-, Main itraat, Oold
Hill.
LAUNDBT.
Pioneer Laundry, north of Virginia
City; G. W. Hall, Proprietor.
NEWS DEPOTS.
D. Thorburn, oppoaite Niwa offloa,
Main itreet, Oold Hill.
8. W. Chubbuek, Poatoffioa itora, Oold
HIU.
PHYSICIANS AND BUROEONS.
Dr. J. U. Hall, Main atreet. Gold HU1.
SALOONS.
Faabion, Main atreet, Gold HIU; 8. B.
Turnay, proprietor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomaa Gallagher, near railroad depot.
Gold HU1.
THE SUN FOR 1882.
To Bcm (or 1883 will maka It* fifteenth
annual molatlon under tho prcient man'
agement, ahlnlng, u alwaya, for all, big
and little, mean and graeloai, contented
and unhappy, Rcpnbllean and Democratic,
depraved and vlrtaou*, Intelligent and
obtnae. The 8cm'* light U (or mankind
and womankind of every aort; bat It*
genial warmth la (or the good, white it
poor* hot dlacom(ort on the bllitering
back* of the peralttently wicked.
Tie Sex of 1868 wu a newipaper o( a
new kind. It dlteardcd many of the form*
and a multitude of the auperflona word*
and phraae* o( ancient Journallam. It
andertook to report in a freib, inocinct,
unconventional way, all the new* of the
world, omitting do event of hnman Id
tereat. and oommenting npon affair* with
the fearleunet* of abeolute independence.
The lacce** of thl* experiment wu the
■noce** of Tn* Sox. It effected a per
manent change In the etyle of American
newspaper*. Every important jonrnal
established in tbi* oountry in tho doien
{ear* put hu been modeled after Tn 8dm.
Ivery Important Jonrnal already exlatlng
ha* been modified and bettered by the
force of Tbi 8dm'* example.
Tui 8cm of 1883 will be tho *ame out
•poken, truth-telling and intere*tlng new*
pT a liberal a*e of the mean* which an
abundant prosperity afforda, we (ball make
it better than ever before.
Wo iliall print all the new*, pnttlng it
into readable abape, and meunrlng ita
Importance, not by the traditional yard
atlck, but by ita real Interret to the people.
Dlitanoe from Printing Boaae Square I*
not the Arat conilderation with Tas SOM.
Whenever anything happen* worth report
ing we get the particular*, whether it hep
pen* in Brooklyn or Bokhara.
In politic* we have decided opinion*;
and are accustomed to expreee them in
language that can be underatood. We eay
what we tblnk about men and eventa.
That habit ia tbe only secret of Tn Sum'*
political couree.
Toe Wiult 8cm gather* Into eight
page* tbe beat matter of the eeveD daily
faanea. An Agrionltnral Department of
unequaled merit, fall market reporta, and
a liberal proportion of literary, aclentiflo,
and domeetio Intelligence complete Tai
Wxkkly 8dm, and naka it tbe beat news
paper for tbe farmer** household that wu
ever printed.
Who d<*« not know and rMd and Ilka
Tar. Sukdat Be*, each number of which
i* a Oolconda of inte reeling literature,
with the beat poetry of the day, prow
•vary Una worth reading, nawa, humor—
matter enough to All a good-alted book,
and Infinitely mora Taried and entertain
ing than any hook, big or little f
If our idea of wliat a nawapapar ahould
be pleura you, lend for Thi ho*.
Our terme are aa follower
For the daily 8c*. a four-page abeet of
twenty-eight columne, the prioe by mail,
poet paid, li 55 oeuta a month, or $6 50 a
year; or, including the Sunday paper, ao
eight-page abeet of flfty aiz columne, the
price ia 65 oenta per month, or 17 70 a
year, poetage paid.
The Sunday edition of Tn Bra la aleo
furniabed aeparately at tl 20 a year, poet
age paid.
The prioe of Tu WtuLi Sua, eight
pagea, flftyalx oolumna, ia tl a year, poet
age paid. For elube of ten eendlng f 10
we will eend an extra copy free.
Addreee I. W. ENGLAND,
Publlaher ef Tu Bra, New York City.
<Minn RiTOKNi «10 bars on no
| 2UU lnveetod. Offlelal repoete (He.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SMITH'S AMERICAN
PIANOS AND ORGANS i
NEW TOIK MO BOSTON .
9
STAND TOUR CLIMATE
THE BEST I
WARRANTED FOR TIN YEARS
AND BOLD AT
WHOLESALE PRICES I
lo Agents, Ho Driaunert,
So BelF-Stjled ProltMon,
Or Half-Way Mtsfclaas,
-EMPLOYED TO
EXTORT MONET FROM THE PUBLIC
Smith's Pianos and Organs
ABB INDOBBBD BT TBB BK8T MO
B10IANS OPOlf THBIB MERITS.
Band ted m whit tboee »«r who bar*
BHlTB'o MAJvOtf lo J our mid.l on thla Cout.
Sara jour mootj and buy at KlhHT HANUH.
Dun'I to humbugged, bat Mod for Catalogue
and |*rttouiara ud tauafj >o orielrea of U>«
truth of m» UNrtxio.
Any •trie of PIANO or OROAN not on
mi BEN DAYS TKST TKIaL, by InrnJahlng
Banker'*. Bxpreee or Ml I road Company'* cer
tificate of rt*po*lt tut amount.
Also SHEET MUSIC »lone-half market price
JAME8 8. 8MITK,
(Manufacturer*' KepreeeoUtlve),
515 Market Street,
rr m BAN PBAWOiBCO. CAL.
JOB PRINTINQ DEPARTMENT
OF TBB
GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
JJE1NQ WELL PROVIDED WITH A COST
Ij, ixttuln and Ttrlfd aiaortmaal of the
NEWEST AMD VEBT LATEST STYLES OK
TYPE, (Mm tlx plain eft to th MOST ELE
OANT AND PAbHIONABLE. and Urn
FIRST-CLASS BTBAM PRESSES, «• art do
ing aa good work aa can ba dona In an/ da
liar eatabllabment Is the BTATE 0? SB
VADA.
Potters or Irery Slie,
Placards,
HandbllU,
Dodgers,
Mining Stock Certificates,
Bill Head*,
Brokers' Blanks,
Letter Deads,
Ball Programmes,
' Wedding Cards,
Bte., Etc.,
Exacutad to ordar In the moat approved etyle
and on tha MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
fW~CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMEN*.
STEVENSON'S
raUal laild Board
AMALGAMATING FAN.
FATRNTBDi AFBIL 19, 1ST*.;
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Philadelphia, H7»,
AWAKDUD FIBHT PREMIUM
—rom ax
Grinding and inalgaaiatlag Pan.
This pan is far bopehior to all
other* In ecreral Important particular*.
Th* Grinding Mullara an near the renter, re
quiring le«e power. "»be plow*h*ped irroovaa
ralaa the qnlckailrer with the palp rrgnlarly,
with leea powi-r. wlth> ut violence. and »lth
better amalgamating effect, betldea admitting a
larver charge. Tha Inclined ebapad homing*
of tbe mnller-plate opening* rfflctontly forco
the palp dlrec'ly under the uinller*.
Manufacture! at the Uolden Btate and Miner*'
Iron Work*,3*T lo Ml rii»t uraet Han rian
cIko, and at tbe Hatee k Bcorllle Iron Work*.
M Booth Canal alrei t, Chicago, where II can ba
examined and lnrth«r partlcnlara be learned;
or per*no* mar apply to tba Inventor and Pat
entee. 0 0. BTKVE>WOM, at tbe Dooglaa Mill,
Oold BUI, Nevada, where tbe Pane hare long
been In operation.
Kb. SPINNEY,
NO. IIKEARNT STREET
Treat* allChrMle an<l|4»eelal|Dlet«eta
YOUNG MEN
Wnn hat re nrrmniNu rnoi
the eflact* of loathful follle- or Indle
cretin will do well ti mil tbem.elroa of tble,
the ereateet boon erer laid >t the altar of »nf
ferlng bam*ti!ir. DK. hPlNhKT *111 giiaran
tee to fnrftlt (900 for erery caae of Hemlnal
Weakneea or private <11* km of any klod or
character which be naitntakx and fit a lo cure.
HIDUU.AUKD NCR.
There in many at the age of thirty to »l*ty
who an tronbled with too inqnent tvacuetlone
of the bladder, ofun accompanied bf a aMgnt
emartlngor burning eeneat'ou and a weaken
ing of tha ayatem In a maimer iha patient can
sot account for. On examining Iha ulnar?
depoalta a ropjr aadlmant wlil often be found,
and »om<tlmea email particle* of alhutnan will
appear. or tha color will barf a thin. Bllklab
ha*, again changing lo a dark and torpid ap
pearance. That a are many men who die of
thta difficulty, Ignorant of the caoae. which la
the aeeond atage of aemloal weakneee. Dr. 8.
will guarantee a perfect cure In all eoth eaaee.
and a healthy reetoratlon of tba genlto urinary
oriiu.
Offlce Honrt—10 to 4 and 6 lo A. Sunday*,
from 10 to II a. m. Consultation free. Tnor
ontb examination and adr.ee, $9.
Oaltor eddreae ^
OB HPIFWRT A CO.,
anttf Wo. It Kearny «treat. Ban Tranelaco
LOST.
An imamklkd pzndaht briastpih
with a gold taeeel attached waa loat at
Garfield Hall, Main a treat, laat night. A re
ward of rive Dollar* will be paid for lie man
to the pareooaga. Mlw
(ttjn A wm. |lt a aay at home *MOy
JfiS f** ft—-. Addreee Tm
BHHlfl IIP BK0IIR8.
THE NEVADA BANK
sin macuoo.M cALmnxu
mi :•» ftHai mn.ni oa»
Oakd
Agents at Virgin*. lerada,.. {£ \
Agent at Now Tort. I a__ ,
(BSWhUaneet) J "*>■**
SyBoyaand >eUe twhm I >■! Tltsg^BEll
»^KS.<WSSu"Si!j35
deal ng In bullion. 4tf
L. B. FRANKEL,
omnoi-lltill Kmc. D«M Hill, JM
Uari Iki Bull »f Ctllftfih.
HTOOHI BOUGHT, NOLO AND CAB.
BHD ON MARGINS.
la
LYONS A MONAHAN
DEALIKS IN
WOOD ARB COAL
TuA-OwnIi* lb* T. * T.:OM;D«Mt«
VIBQINIA CITT.
WOOD COT AMD SPLIT ANT LENGTH
desired and delivered it short nolle*.
Ths Be»t Wood la the Vlr.lnia KukM out now
be mw at our lard. Dolor* paicbaelo* an
Inferior article. call and examine oar stock.
Wo art alio Agents for tbo Celebrated
EXCELSIOR POWDER,
Tho moat powerfnl hltro-fllycrrlnsln tho mar.
ket. It ban Icm notions fames tbsn any other
powd*r msnolhcurod. Try It and b« con
vinced. Thu Is not a ao called Safety Powder,
bat A *TAKDARD NiTuu-aLYuxm NK BIoH
BXPLOsIVB. Mining man will find It to tbetr
advantage to give tba Kioelalor Powder a trial.
LYONS A MONAHAN.
P^OIEce-At tba Tard. Main Office at J. O.
CUKRiE'a AUCTION BOUBK, Booth 0 • treat.
etf
GOLD HILL BONDS.
NOTIOB IB BBR1BT OIVIN, THAT
aralad proposals for tba surrender of
outstanding bonoa of tba Town of gold Bill,
to tba
Atnoi
Directed to tba Chairman of tbo Board of
Oonnty Comml»«lon»-rs of Storey connty, Ne
▼ada. "Ill be rec-Ived at the office of tbo CIsrk'
or aald Board on ill tbo boor of It o'clock noon
of tba
Utk 4ajr af Jaaaarr, A. D. 1MB.
Br order of tba Board of Ooantjr Commission
ers of ntorey count/, Nevada. I
J J. A. MABANBT, Clark.
NO PATENT^MO PA¥.|
PATENTS
r|BTAIN*D FOB MBOBANIOAL DEVICES,
v medical or otbor componnda. oraamenta]
daatfna. trade mark* and ubela. Cavsata, Aa
Kenta, Interference, InfrtngemeoU and
ttera relating to Patonta promptly attend
ed to We make prellmlnaiv examinations and
fnrnlab optnlona aa to pstsctablllty, free of
charge, and all wbo are Interaetod In now lavao
Uona end Patanta are Invited to toad fof a copy
of oar "Oalde for Obtaining Patanta," which
I* soot free to any addreee, and cootalna com
plete Infractions bow to obtain Patanta, and
otbor valoaole matter. Daring tbo poet flee
yean we bare obtained nearly tbree tbooeand
patente for Amerioan and foreign In van u**, and
can give eatlafaotorr refeieoeee In almoot every
connty in tbo Unloa.
Addrees,
LOUIS B AGO EH ft CO., ,
Bolloltort of PatenU and Attorney! at Law,
I» Droit Bnlldlng, Weablnaton. D. 0.
THE ARGONAUT,
AN AM BR tCAN JOURNAL.
or
Polities, Llteratnre, Society tad
Satlro.
PUBLISHED AT 8AS FRAW CISCO, CAL.
qiRB ARGONAUT IB A REPRESENT ATI VI
Jooreal of American Idsaa and llteratore.
It la tboroocblr Independent In Ita editorial
treatment of tbo tnplce of the dar. It alma to
dye tbo beet FadBc eoeet ltteratare obtainable,
aa wall a* the current gocd tblnge of tbo pre**.
It i* published weekly at M per jeer; B* B8
fr>r els montbai 91 M lor three months, par
able In adranoe. llent poelpald on reeelpt of
prior. Specimen copy sent free. Addreee
-T1H ARQoNAUT," US California strest. Han
Franclsoo. Oal. „ JaM '
PRESENT BILLS.
A LL PERSON* HAVINO CLAIMS AOAII8T
a Stony Coanly u* rrqoeotod to proooat
(htm to tbo Ooanty 0*rk, at hi* ofioo, on or
Mora tbo
FIRST DAY OF THE MONTH,
Or tbor cannot bo pnoontod to tbo Ooontj
CommlMlontri for thotr actios until th» fol
lowing month. J. A. MAHAVKT,
County Cltrk.
▼inrlnU. WoT—bor 10.1M1. to
AMHUH MOTH.
rpHI AWHDAL MUTING OF THE 8T00X
„ boMoro cf tbo Alabana, Hamboldt and
Bailor Mlnlna OompaolM, will bo bold at tbo
0«00 Of Mid 0 •mpMloo, Wo. 101 MoDiRomtry
»'roti, Hoomo taadl, SOB Fnaolaco, Cal., «a
TD..OAT. tbo foorVtnlhdajrof rxBBUABT.
WS1 at tbo b«ar of om fl> o'clock r. *•. for
tbo parpoto of oloctlaa a Board of Dlrootoro to
aor*o dnrlm tbo mralnc roar, aad tbo tnsa
aotlon of aucb other buafacaa aa mar bo pra
■Mtad. Trauafer book* will bo oloood oa »o£
urdar, tbo (lOTiath (Utb) taaiaat at U o'clock
v., aad nattl aflor tbo Booita*. .
WM. H. WATSOlf. Soowfcnr..
OOoo—*0. 101 MoaKootwr atroot, •
aad «, Ian Fraaciaco, OaUfornta. J*»td
MmSSREISr85
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....VroM TMM....
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Gold Hill Daily News,
(ESTABLISHED IM lb«!),
b pafclUbed mrf treeing except Bondey. Md
lta drculetloa beta* rtry geaeralaad
•zUsftri iaou mis lac ud
bulaeea people, famUIee,
*tc., ntiii it
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An reepectfttllj lasted to a earetal laipecttoa
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tereete or tie cos ntry, ami all deeeee of
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M IOll A K10, to the MICH
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ud otherwlee
from all MTU
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ud
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OUR
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PnbHahad retry Wad»a»day 1b tba »m, to
earafttlly pripiind from tha *oar inn»
no •oumcn. prl»»i« and otlirrwlM, «•
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tnabla »nB efficient corpa of
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recognlxad aa ofldll a#d too
■oat oomncr and ■main bi
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obiainabla ma otbar parts of tha coontry
THE
Gold Hill Dally News
la daBfarad by carrlar* throeffcoU
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