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THE EVENING NEWS
SATURDAY. : : FEBBCABY 25. 1883
»UL BT im.
The imperfectiona ud evils of oar
jury systsm which (or mu; ysara eeemed
to hin boa reoognized only in our
large citifs, ud in newly aettled comma
nitite, (specially on the Paeifio coast,
bow astm to be almost universally rec
ognized throughout the United Slates.
Even in tbe old settled commuoitirs of
the eaat, Philadelphia foriaetancs. much
diaaatiafaction esiaU wilh the ayatem.
It la ao open to corraption, la attended
with ao macb aneerlainty. ao frequently
proves an obatacla in (be way of joatioe,
and has beaon^e ao great a burden to
litiganta and Uxpayara that, althongh
once deemed tha palladium o! oar civil
rights, and a necraaary check to power,
it ia now (alien ioto diarepote. and ap
peara to have outlived ite uaefalneaa.
A very intaraating artiole devoted to a
dlscasaion of thia quretion, written by
Judge Edward A. Thomas, may ba (oaud
in tha March numbar of the Xortk
Amtrican Riv'uie. The qaeation ia there
ao ably handled that a (aw extraets from
II will well aerva tha pnrpoao o( thia
article; that ia, to expose some o( tha
ffeulta of our jury ayatem. and to induoe
thought with re(erenceto tha matter.
After devoting soma spaoa in atating
tba btnrflla of the jury ayatem in En
gland, five hundred yeara ago, whan tha
Jadgea (hare wars appointed and con
trolled by tba Sovereign, and in ahaw
iug that in tha United Statea no anch
checks to power ara neceaaary, tha au
thor aaya:
The neoeaaity of a chauga in thia
country, both aa to grand and petit
juriva, b~a become manifeet in many
aectioaa. * * A large portion o( tba
time of appellate courts is occapisd wilh
motions to set seide verdieta and to grant
uew triale ea account ol tha ignorancs,
biaa, prejudice, miscondact or mietakrs
of jarira. * * ' Vardicte of joriea are
very uncertain, and ara mora Ireqaently
the result of popular sentiment and the
sloquence ot eouneel than of a cartful
conaidcration of the merita of the caas.
* * The jury eyetem ie eepecially
favored by tboee defendanta who, it they
cannot entirely defeat the claime of the
plaintiff, deaire to cauae eueh delay aa
to amount to a virttfal defeat.
To ebow bow dtcieiona are aemetimea
arrived at ia the jury room the author
refers to an inatsnce where a toea np of
a penny determined a verdict of gnilty,
and to an inataucs where a cause involv
ing thoasanda of dollara was decided
by the reanlt of a game of draw-poktr.
Tba author continues:
How frequently, after a Iuur. cxpen
eive sdJ exhausting trial, the jury faila
to agree, aa in tku caaa ol Tillon against
Beecher, and tba case must be dis
continue!. or a new trial bad. In either
caaa tba former labor ia loat. * *
In consideration of these (acta, the que*
tton artatri—It tba eyatem, aa it asiata
with as, founded ia juatlce? Can juries
be aa diecerning and impartial aa a
bench pi jadge»? • • • I claim tbat
• court coopoaed of onaor three judges
will arrive at a proper decision mora Ire
qoently, more epeedily, and with lesa
expense to litigauta and taxpayers tban
• court will wbicb is compelled to eall in
• jury to aid in ita decisions. * * *
Judgea are usually cboaeu for learning,
ability, integrity aud experience, wbile'
jarora are expected to bi ignorant, and
■re aelccted by obsnce. To lb* former
• blgb position, an unanllied name, ia
mere tbsn wealth. Tba formsr, from
tbeir professional traiuing, eeu generally
tell • rogne from an bonest insn wb»n
beiaon tbe witness-stand, can aift the
evidence thoroughly and can apply tbe
law t* it correctly.
Aa • substitute for oar ebjeetionable
jury ivittm, aa baa been listed, Ibe au
thor auggeale tbat triala take place be
fore a bench of three judgea, and be
clalma that under tbat eyetem "justice
woald be meted oat more eertaiuly and
epeedily, a less number of innocent meu
would be convicted, fewer guilty one*
would (scape, packing and manipulating
juriea would be done away witb, and
crime would decrease—for tbe certainty
of panisbment ia more dreaded by crlm
inala tban tbe amount of it." "Tbe
time baa arrived," aaye be, "for a new
departure. The genius of this age can
certainly devise a better system tban tbe
preeent one."
Tbe government should redeem worn
ailvcr coin at ita face value leaa the
actual value of tba ailver lost, tbat to be
determined by weighing. After having
issued at ita face valne a half dollar
worth only forty-tbree cents, tbe govern
ment baa no moral right, when only
three centa wcrtb of ailver baa been
worn from it, to refuse to allow more
tban forty centa for it. If when pre
sented for redemption it baa loat but
three cents worth of ailver the holder
aboold be allowed forty-ieveo centa
for it.
Ab incideut in the performance of
"The Maacot" in Denier City, Col., ia
tkaa Uetrribed by the Tribune of that
place: "A» Pippo adriDCrd stealthily
from behind to claap bar form, and tba
aadienoe waa aa <joiat aa a ebnrcb con
gregation, ona ol lha impa of tba upper
tiar abriaked: "Look out tor birtW' Tba
reaalt can be better iuiagin'd iban
deeciibed. *Wben tba laughter bad aub
aided Miaa OaUa looked np at tba gal
lery and abouted with a meiry crescendo
sort of an expreeaioo: 'Ton Ut 1 will!'"
Tba New York TrUntnt aaya tba aea
aerpent baa again made bia appearance.
Tbia lime at Long Braneb, near tba
ocean pier, lie arriree at an inoppor
tune time, aince be ia too lata for tba
Braneb'a laat aaaaon, and too early for
that of tbia year. Plainly tbia ia not a
aen aerpent tbat kuowa bia baaiaeea,
altboagb ko ia "about forty feat long "
nod boaata a horned bead "folly aix feet
vide." It ia not atatad vbara tboae
who aav him bad been dining.
The poet Wbittier ia feeble, and baa
of lata grown exceedingly deaf. He no
longar Uvea ia the old family hoaaa at
Ameabnry, Uaaa., bat at Danvera, in a
large equare bonae, amid a group of
oaka nod pinea. Tbia place ia called
Oak Knoll, and ia haouaoae, bat sot
piotartsqae.
The Boston Journal uji: So far aa
the apeaahea are reported, there wee no
tiibnta paid to the name oI Lincoln
which, (or firror and appreciation, can
compare with thia diegusting sdulstion
ot Mr. Conkling—the man "who pre
ferred to go down and onl ot aight
rathar than aacrlfica principla," tha prin
ciple being hia claim thai tba Federal
appointments in New York wara hia to
parcel ont to hia henchmen. Bnt while
thero waa so littla said of Mr. Linooln
and so sou eh in praise of Stalwartiam,
General Orant and Mr. Gonkllog, nat a
word waa aaid in honor of tha anatskless
Qarfieid, for whom the whola world waa
in tears a faw moo tha ainos. It ia well;
tba men who mads tha birthday and tha
nama ot Linooln an oocaaion for ax
tolling Btalwartiam and sneering at ths
patriotle Admlniatration ot Mr. Hayes,
and who reaervsd their londoal cheera
for "306" and Mr. Conkling, could not
bs expected to apprecisls Jamas A. Oar
Bald. Bnt why no good word for Presi
dent Arthur? Why wss not his nsma
bronght in to share ths cheers of ths
machine? Can it be that tha maahina
of New York city haa loat oonfldence in
tha President, whils that of ths country
for him is growing daily?
Tha New Orleans Tvno-Dtmocral ssys
Mr. Blaina'a letter to tha Preaident ia a
manly and foraibla document. Whatever
▼ifwe tha preaa and people of thia coun
try may entertain of the Landreau claim
or tha advisibility ot our intsrtering be
tween Chili and Para, no Ameriesn can
fail to applaad hia attsmpt to incrsaas
the prsatigo ot ths United Ststss snd
develop our trade with South and Cen
tral America by holding a congreaa of
tha republics and ampiraa of thia con
tinent at Waabington, aa Europe has
frequently held Earopean oongreases at
Berlin, Visona, London, Paris and other
pointa.
Fiahermen at Aatrakhan wara over
taken with a ahocking calamity during
a recant storm that paaaed over aevaral
parts of Bussia. They are wont to go
out in large partlea to flsb on the
ice at tha mouth of tha river Volga,
and aix hundred of them were thua en
gsged when a fearful gale awept over the
place, breaking up tha ioa, and appar
ently taking tha life of every ona of
them. Mach damage waa done by tho
atorm at Moacow, trace being uprooted,
and the roof of tha new exhibition build
ing blown off.
The public achoola of Ik* Stat* of New
York were laat jrnr attended hy 1.031,•
282 children—* smaller naniber by 10,•
000 than <u recorded in 1880. Of the
30,828 teachers employed, 23,107 were
women. Tbe average annnsl aalary of
each toicber tu $375 GO—th* wholo
•mount expended in salsries being
17,775,505 22. Tbe State baa 11,248
acbool diatricta, and 11,894 acbool
bonaea. The total amount expended
upon tbe aoboola laat year vaa $10,808,
802 40.
The police detectivea of Philadelphia
art accaeed of oollaeion vitb thieve*,
aad ao much evidence ia brought for*
ward, chiefly by pereona wbo have been
robbed, that thera ia a. probability that
some of tbe worat of the gang will be
turned out of office. In one flagrant
caae the officer* refused to arreet two
thieve* wbo b*d alolen $5000 worth of
jewelry, and tho owner holds tbe coufee
aion of a dying accomplice that the im
munity waa paid for at a high price.
Tbe BcsUo AJitrt'uar aaya tbe average
depth of the aea covered by tbe Jeanneite
ia extremely alight, and placea it on a
par with tbe Baltic, which it reecmhlea
alto in tbe remerkakiy alight action ef
the tidea. The inference from tbia
would be, that the Arctio aea north of
Siberia ia practically, and poaaibly in
fact, an inland aea—far more, for in
atance than the Adriatic or tha Gulf of
Mexioo, but not unNke tbe German aea.
Two faoiory girl* bad been aentenced
to fonr montha' imprisonment for
drunkenness in Lowell, llaaa. They
were young, and thoir case excited sym
pathy in court. Aa they were being
taken out the officera mw their mother
elip a bottle of whisky into the pocket
of eech. There waa no longer any aa
toniahment that they had beeome drunk
arda a* young.
Tbe New Tork Tribunt aaya: David
Davis baa risen and remarked to a re
porter: "I am too old for the Prssi
dency, and would not accept a nomina
tion if tendered me." Of coarse, cer
tainly. 8till, it ia to ba obaerved that
that ia about Ike way gentlemen talk
when they art casually looking about
for the handa of their frienda with a
view of placing tbamaelvee in tboa* mem
bers.
The total anoual conaumption of
quinine throughout the world U gi»en at
2?0,000 poundi, ot which one-quarter ia
ueed in the United StaUa alone. In
1880 we imported 600,000 ounce* of
quinine and 32,000 balaa ol cinchona
bark. In 1881 tba importation* wara
ona quarter larger.
Some idea of tba deaaand for coral
that exiate throughout tba world may bo
formed from tba faot thai from tba bank
near tba littla town of SeUcca, Sicily,
alone, within tha paat fonr year*, more
tbon 8,874,000 poonda of ooral bare
been flahed.
Madame Nilaaon ia aaid by tba Lon
don fl'juro to ba engaged to E. H. Ab
bey for a concert tour in Ootober next.
She ia to receive f100,000 for ona ban*
dred conoerte, beeidea expeneee, and a
ibara in tha sightly receipt* oter $3,000.
Woman Snffragiata ot Khoda Ieland
have proteated through Senator Anthony
igainat tba admiaaion of Dakota or any
ither new State until anffrage for tha
itxea therein ia declared equal.
The widow ot Preeident Polk, of Naah
rille, baa not tha meana to keep up the
loue left to her by her huabud in Unit
or the State of Tenneaeee.
WESTEBH DISPATCHES.
Society Ball In Arizona.
Tccaox, February 13.—A apecial from
Cbarieaton, A. T., A moat dis
grncefnl abooting affair occurred bora at
a Waabington'a Birthday dance laat
nigbt. About 12 o'eloek, when tba ball
waa filled with ladiea and gentlemen, a
orowd o( rougba obtained admittance,
drow their revolvers, and commenced
■hooting at tha light*. There war*
probably a hundred ahata dieebarged in
and around tba building. Seventeen
ballot-bole* can be counted in tba walla
of tba hall thia morning. Fortunately
so one waa iojured.
The Auburn Trial*.
Arrow, February 24.—In tba train
wrecking trial yeaterday tba proaeoution
oloaed their caaej except tha examina
tion of one witneae, a Deputy Sheriff.
They have made rapid prograaa with
thia caaa compared to tha previous trial.
■UceUaneoas.
Sax Fbaxcisco, February 24.—Tha
Produce Exchange baa completed its ar
rangements for a call, which will begin
on Monday morning. A. graded Hat of
articlea ot produce haa been prepared.
All prominent ahippera have evinced a
willingness to participate by naming
one member of their respective flrma to
repreaent their aeat. The new departure
will b« eignalized by a aupper at tba
Lick Houee on Monday sight. The
memberebip ol 200 ia full. A aeat aold
• few daya ago for $1300, being $300
premium. The Merebanta' Exchange
oall baa been euepended, and tha project
may be coneidered dead.
Sax Feancuco, February 24.—Tba
ateainer City of New York, from Syd
ney. haa been doe here ainoe Tueeday.
Ae tbe veaeel ia usually punctual ia her
tripe, aome anxiety ia felt for her safety.
It ia thought her machinery haa been
disabled.
Galt, February 24.—Officer Jackaon
and citizen Quiggle diecovered Lenten*,
tba murderer of Mr*. Troy, about 3
o'clock tbia morning. Attar exchanging
five ebeta, Quiggle having an unreliable
pistol and Jackaen being aick, be escaped
to tbe brush on the creek. Tba 8berifl
and a full posse are atiil in aearob of
him.
Dl-tcb Flat, February 24.—All that
part of Chinatown lying weet of Main
atreet waa laat night deatroyed by fire,
lor tbe eecond time within four montba.
Los*, $10,000, with but little inauranoe.
The fire originated from tha exploaion of
a coal oil lamp.
F0EEI5N DISPATCHES,
Trial of Nlhlllsli.
St. PcTKiuiii-na, Frbrusry 24.—At
the trial of the Kihilista today Tishinln
was r«lessed on th* ground of insanity.
Only fifteen of the accused were repre
sented by counael. Some atated that
they were unorthodox, other* that they
were orthodox. All protssted agaiuat
the joriediction of the Conrt on the
grouud that they ware Meoaed of crime*
against the government, whloh wu an
interested party, and therefor* lb* Conrt
—the government'* organ—could not
legally paaa judgment on them. The
prisoners were very disorderly.
No political trial in Ituaaia baa been
coudneted with ancb eeerecy, severity
•nd disregard of the ordinary mage* of
legul procedure u the ono in progre**
now. The President of the Conrt in
stated that the prisoner* ahould be tried
•eparately or in group*, acoording to
their crime*. They are forbidden to
•peak or writ* to each other while in tb*
dock. At tint communication between
tb* prisoners and their couniel was for*
bidden. Even public proaecutore, how
ever, proteated against this decision,
wblcb waa ultimately withdrawn.
All th* NibilUta on trial, two ex
cepted, pleaded guilty.
The I'an-Slavitt* here and in Moaoow
are arranging for a grand reoeption to
Oensral Scubeloff.
London, February 34.—At th* trial of
th* Nihilist* today th* woman T*rr*n
tiva, uD b*iog asked t* acknowledge her
connection with' the robbery of Ibe
Treaenry at Cbsrson, refused to giv* any
information, and/declared that tb* Conrt
might accui* ban of anything it pleaaed.
Each priaoner is examined eeparately.
The evidence against msny of tbsm ap
pears very alender. WeiktofT testified
•gainst *sv*r*l of hi* fellow-prisoner*
apparently with th* obj*ot of aaoaplng
tb* sentence of death.
aORM.
Ia Virginia, February 21, to tho wif* •(
James D*lury, a daughter.
DIED.
In Empiro, February 21, Patrick Hicksy,
aged 13 year*.
NEW TODAY.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Town or duu> Bill, 1
Count) of Sturey, HUto of Nevada, >
February II, 1881. )
To Fkup Hamiiiz and Oioaua as
aoru.e owner* In the Margaretia Guld and
filter Mining Claim. Oold Bill Mlnlag
DUtrict. Sturey county, Slate ol Nevada:
Notice la hereby glvon to the following per
aona. I odor* and pucbaapr* of the MAKOAR
ETTA OOLD AND KlLVEIt M1NINU CLAIM,
nltnaUd and being In Htorey connly, Nevada,
and In Gold Hill Mining Ulatrlct: KKLIP
HAMIItEZ. JOSKPH PARBBTTB. locator*
of paid claim, and GIOROB MAbTIN, pur
cha«r of aald claim, that J08IPB FAR
RkTTS. a* one of tbe locator* of aald claim,
to protect hla Intereet la aald claim, canaed
work t<> be done on aald claim to the amount of
Two tlaudied Dollar*, and paid lor tbe »ame.
The pro rata amount assessed to esoh of tbe
above-mentioned partle*, to wlu Joseph Far
rette. $")0 for two year*: Fellp Ramlrrz. $3] 40
fortwo jtart; George Martin. |U0 00 for two
yean. Thla ia a notice for aald Fallp Ramirez
and Ueorge Martin to pay Joaepb larrette the
amout cxpeuded by him on aald claim, a* net
forth In aald notice, on or before tbe ISth day
of MAY. A. D. 1W1. Tbe lallura to par aald
amount will canae tbe Intereat of aald paitlee
to revart to aalil Joaepb >arretta, at the expira
tion or ninety day*, aa provided by an Aat of
Oongrees, approved May 10th, A. D. 1879.
(Signed): JUOTU FAKBETT4.
P. O. addrefp, Oold 11 HI, Nevada.
Febraarv Mth. A. D. 118*. IS
FASHI0N_SAL00N.
S. B. TURNEY, PROP'R.
Main Street, .... Oold HIU,
Opposite the Biwaoflca.
^ OLD-ESTABLISH CD AND POFUIAB
ort I* still the favorite. Comfort aad
■port combined. Tbe patrons of the bouse will
ilvays find the bad brand* of
•RANDY, WHISKY*'
ALB, PORTBR, LAGER,
WINBH OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.
TWO FINE BiyJARO TABLES.
Fob
iaJa» tbe lowest ttvlat rataa.
NEW TODAY.
CIXIO* IUINB COX PAST.
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Location ol worka. Gold Bill 11 tiling Dlftrtet,
Oolil Hill, Moray county. Nevada.
Notice —There arc delinquent BPon the fol
lowing described atock, on aecoontof aeaew
ment (Mo. S3) levied on the nineteenth day o(
January, 1881, tha aevoral amount* set oppo
alto the name* or thereepecttro aharaholdara,
U follow*
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Mar to k Bon Uoo T do .11840....10.....8 ..
Kirii AVouOnT <1° .19171....*0....18..
MIIm A Klnj, Tru*t*e»....1*011.. ..10 S -
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Mcwer N*» T. Truiin 198JB....80....W ..
Uuruby E P. Tmitci 140*1. .;*}••••;* • •
McDeruiot O K.TruiW*.... 1MJ4... 100....#0 ..
licL)«rmot (' F do ....18415...100.,..w ..
McUermot 0 F do » "
Mayer* A, TnitUj "
Mer.h»llU>oU. Trn*t**...1T704....10.....3 ..
Morlarlty J , Tniptro 10201h«iW»mi1O ••
Hoonk Montgomery.Tru*.
(mi b&ltnco m.iMWim ®
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Noble B H AOo.TrQ«te**..inOU...lUO....JO ..
Noble B B A Oj do -'JSiS" "ifS" "S "
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Noble H B A Co do ,.1NM. ••
Woble 11 11 »t Co do ..IthMWe.lOOO.e.SOO ee
Noble B B A Oo do ..l^l'.-lOOO. ..900 ..
Noble U B A Oo do ..1MI».. .I00....90 ..
Oil* ft Oo. 1«JI....10 J ••
U'iirtin Jobn.Tniite« 1T90T....10 0 ..
Ptterton JM.Tru*M« 7Sfi9....10....;8 ..
Fktllp U F. TruitM 7101. ..190 ...» ..
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BbotwillJ M.Trnetir ....1TOJ....M....W ..
BbotwcllJM do 11160...^•0....W ..
Bhlun llow*rd H. Troelei..18481...1«0....10 ..
Bblso Bo«*rd B do ..1HK1T....10....1B ..
BmlthChM B.
BmilbChuB do I
MmltbCbMB do ....lT?t0....K 9^.
Smith Cb*i 11 do b*i.lliB9....l8..."J99
Smith ObM B do ...18419...800...M0 ..
Bmlth Ob*» n do ...IMOJ... ..
BmlthChM B do "
BmlthChM B do .. WOO...Kfl... 1*0 ..
Bmlth ObM II do "
Hmllh Cb*i B do
Smith Ob*« U do ...198M.. >4(J0. ..110 ..
BmlthChM H do "
Smith ObM B do ...}*"0•••#»•••*" ••
Smith COM B da ...1ITI4...800...1W..
Bmlth ObM B do ...l»n8...;10...:ia ..
Bmlth ChM H do ...191M.. .81*...10'J ..
Smith ChM H do "
BmlthChM B do ...19*81..1400...410 ..
ttmltb OhM 11 do n.lMM./DOO.i.OW ••
goolt k Oo H e, Trust**,
Hpeyer Bra*. Trueteee 1M7I....B0....1B ..
Hltbenhenor 8, Tru*tee....l3M3...180....1S..
Wright W II, Truttee. bel..18343 3 60
Wakefield k Co 1 II, Trn»
t0Mnt« ................. .10288.. • ,70. • • ,31 ,,
Wilton k Co Jdo Hcott,
TrnaUee 1OT4....80....1S ,,
Wlleon A Co Jdo Scotl,
Trueteee 18BW....«8 180
Weill Obma L, Truetee.bal. 18741... 83 »M>
Weill Ghat L do .... 10*17....10 1..
Weill ObHL do ....18841...100,...80 ..
Wtlll CbM L do ....lOMil..3000...800 ..
Weill Obae L eo H3»„8000.. 1800 .,
Weill ClUM L do ....118)0... 80....18,.
Weill ObaaL do . .1V7M..1000, ..M)..
Woodi fc Freeborn, Tnu
t«e» 11C00....60....18 ..
Zadlg, Wollberg k Co, True
led 10839....M T40
Zadig. Wollberg * Oo, True
teee ...19M0.........11..
And In accordance with law, ud an order
ol the Board of Dlrectore, made on tbe nine
teenth dar ol Januirj, 1883, eo mas/ (Barei
or each parcel or audi etock ae mar be
necctearj will b« told at public auction. at th*
office at Parker Cnttaodea, Boom M, No.
103 Mjntgomeey etreei, Han Fraaciaco. Cali
fornia,on Tl'BHDAT, the fourteentbiltthldey of
Marsh, IW1, at tbe boar ol two o'clock p. m.
or aald dar, to par ealddelinquent aeemment
tliereoo, together wttb ooete of adrartlslng
and oxuaneee of tbe aale.
J. M. BKAZSLL, Beervtarr.
Office—Room No. 8, Hale Dtpoelt Building,
No. S3* Montgomery meet, Ban Pranclaco,
Oallfornla. fe38td
RENO FOUNDRY,
RENO, NEVADA.
Thr proprietor or the vmoiioA
FOUNDRY, haying purcbaeed tbe Reno
Foundrr. and coneolldaled It wttb tb« former,
will hereafter itrle lb* worka the
B«bo Vonidrj and Machine Work*.
Tble eetabtlehment le now prepared to do a
general Foundry bnalneee, Including erery de
ecrlptlon of
Caetlac* la Irea ai4 Bretit Vera lac.
•ad Manblae Week.
At lower price* than can be obtained eleewbete.
Drawing* asd *Mlm*t*e rumlabed when re
qalrtd.
Br (trlct attention to bualneea. and with a
thorough knowledge of tbe work required, the
proprietor hope* to merit tbe confidence of the
trade, and reepectfully eo licit* the patronage of
mill SDd mining men,
den ANDREW WtAHKB. Prear.
LOST,
-VjrrKDMKSDIT EVKNINO, OOINO FROM
YY tbe Harefield Guard party, between tbe
hall and Daucny *■ batcher ebop,
A LADY'S BRACELET.
The Aoder will be nltaMy rewardad by (wring j
th* mm at Ifea dou> Box Biwt oAea. llw* |
KIBCKLLUnOUB.
HEAR YlI
HEAR YE I
HEAR YE ALL !
A BROTHIR'8 MOST EXCELLENT OFFER
to utir *n MUblUhad, weli-pujln* bail
dm* In New York City neeenlUtM MlUag my
atoekat
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
Regardless of Coal!
NO 000D8 RHPIM8HBDI
— .
Call Te larlj aid Te Will Do Well.
B. QALLARD.
Qold Hill. February 7. l»U. T_
NEW GOODS
-it
NO. 14 Soith 0 Street* Ylrglnli.
ARB OPINING AN IMMENBl 8TO0K
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
—JL*X>—
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
TbMe (load* wen MjMCttllr Mlteted for n(
from lb* Trade Oanttrf of the Colled BUtet
and Coropr, tod will be told tl
MARVELOUS LOW PRIOI8 !
W Ton irt lOTlUd to ctU tod im thtm. "VI
OltNDOUFF Ac ADKIHON,
I Mo. U Hooth 0 Strati, Vlrglol*.
V. N. HALL & CO.,
196 Mala Street. Sold Hill,
y^HOLKULB AHD RBTA1L DEALERS
H A R DWAR E
. OP KViaT DBSORIPTION.
Sheet Iron,
Copper and
Tin Work
Of til ktndt don* to order tt ihort nolle*.
JOHN JONES, JR. i
DRUGGI8T,
Main St, Gold HilL
HA8BROUCK * HALL,
(SoccMton to A. B. Blawtrt 4 Oo.)
Druggists & Apothecaries,
IN Mala atrMt,
GOLD IIILL. .... NEVADA
-psiunu w
rUKB DKUOH,
CHB.UICALM,
MKDICINK<<<
TO I LOT Aid
FANCY AKTIOLM.
Haabronck ft Hill deetre to etll eepeelel it
tontlon to Um fact that they hare" eotabllabed
connection with tbeielepbooo ayatem of Bto.
r»7 county, and an tbereby enabled to receive
and flit «Uh dlapatch order* (Mm any portion
of the country.
■ Preaertptlooa filled at all boon, day or nlcht,
by a thoroughly oompetent pereon. II
THE OH BAKERY,
RESTAURANT,
Ooafoctloierj Cm4j Bepot,
No. « North O Btroot, TlrHik,
nrmi an blboant amortxxnt at
V HOLIDAY OOODt. Tore. Oandiea. On»
menu tor Table, Oraamrntal. Proetod aai
Plain (Mtea of all ktnda, deaorlptlone and A»
■lent, and at prloa* to rait ererybody.
Aa wo Import all oar goode direct from the
Jul, we ean offer them at.prio** the mom m
charged la New Tort, and at leM than Mm
Prandeoo rate*.
y Oraamenta lor Oakee • ipedalty.
IW Ice Ore am and Btrawberrle* and Cream.
Aleo Strawberrlee by the bos, at wboleaale or
retail.
Of Our candle* are manufactured by oor
aelree rreeh every day, and are far uperior to
Imported eandlee.
PITZKKIKR * ABKBRUBT,
■*«.«swr&ss.,sxu.
1« la
WANTED,
rpKNDKRS POB TW0TY (Ml OB MOBS
■A. ton* of ,
SCRAP IRON,
7. 0. B. the Virginia and Trackee Railroad.
Apply to
• LBWII 0BALMKB8,
nolltf Hirer Moonula. California.
DR. A. CHAPMAN,
SURGION
DENTIST,
nb ItfMli CI IT i t i Ptlllkralt.
PannuMotij looted it TlrjrtnlA City.
OFFICE — ISO Soorra 0 Btkut. BaW
1 if Action gamntMd. SO
HARMONY 10DQE, NO. t). K. OF P.
rnHI RK0UL1B OOXVBITTIOV OF HAS
boo/ Lodn, Mo. IS, K. of P., wUI b« M*
It OuU* Hill, Gold HU1, on
Motfaj KtnIii of lack Week*
At 7 o'clock, until forth* mttUM. ***£*•
WTk, PBOTHMOl.
E. of «. mt S. fio U®.
Ool4Hin.VOMMbv4.UU. M4
VIGORIT POWDER.
. EXPERIENCE AID USE HAVE PROVED FOR THE VI80RIT POWDER I *
Vint—That U i> aafer (or traneporting and handling than any other Nitro-glyeerine
Powder made.
Beoond—That with an equal eiploelve power it ia very tree from hurtful famea.
Third—That it is much Ieee affected by beingfroaen.
Fourth—That itoanbo tightly tamped without riak of esploalon.
THE RISKS OF ACCIDENT WILL BE VERY QREATLY LESSENED,
If not altogether oreroomo, by a general tue of thii Powder in the Minee.
ny- THE yiQOBIT POWDEB COMPANY manufacture on the moit approved
eeientifio principle* Tun Gbadu or Pownu, known aa Noe. 1, 3 and 3 reipcctivdy,
deaigncd for the different elaaaee. of bleating, and warranted to be euperior to any
Powder in nee. The prioee for Vigorit will be the aame u are uked for the oon*>
•ponding gradee of Oiant and Heronlea.
ay Beat quality of Fuae, and Single, Doable and Triple Force Cape told at low*
eat ratee.
Oy Bend for Pamphlet ehowlng metheda of teeting the different qualitiee of all
Powdera, their relative etrength, aafety, eto. Mo oomparlaon baaed upon acienUflo
inquiry or actual uee ia feared.
CALIFORNIA VIGORIT POWDER COMPANY,
ENGLISH & WRIGHT, Agents,
jy36tl SI7 Flie. Street, 8m TraseUeo, Cal.
M80HUH1UPB.
CHUBBUCK & THORBURN,
P08T0FFICE
Variety Store i
' DEALERS IK ALL TBI LBADtHO)
NBW8PATBR8, HA6A2INB8,
STATIONERY,
Sheet Mule, Bonitf Books, School
Supplies,
TOBACCOS,
CANDIKt.
POCKET CUTLBRY,
TOYS, ETC,
AOSNTS FOB TBS
Bib Francisco "Chroilcle," "Post,"
"Coll," "Iismlner" aid
"COLD MILL DAILY NEWBT
For VlrglnU Oitr, OoU» Bill tod SUtw Olty.
F. W. F0L80M,
mrnim lltMl MM Hill,
(Hnoceeeor to RobUeon k Poleom,)
Wboleeale And K*U1) Dealer la
FAMILY CR0C;KRIK8,
PROVISIONS, Etc.
SOLI Aanrr IN GOLD HILL FOH KHB.
UVLIS' OBAKFAQNB
BAKING POWDKR,
ipHK BIST IN TUI lURUT-ONLl
requlree half the qaulltr of uj other kind.
^LL FART 1X8 1RDKBTKD TO TBI LATH
Ann ot BODINUON A FOLSOM «re reqoeeud to
CALL AND SETTLE
ipHKlH AOOOCNT8 WITHOUT DKLAT
tod rare eoeti. 4
GROCERY STORE!
RICHARD MERCRR,
MAIN STRUT. OOLD HILL.
FAHILT & FANCY GROCERIES
N
OW ON BAND AND FOB BAUI Oil SAP
FOB OASB.
A Line iwttaeal at OROCKRiKS AND
PROVISION H direct from the OtliXarsUlUr
kete, comprUlnf in pert
TEAS, BDOAB8, OOTTZK, SPICKS
CAN FBUIT. DRIED FRUIT,
8YBDP8. OYSTERS, BICE
FLOUR, CANDLES,
BUTTER.
Provisions of All Kind*.
THE BEST OF WHIES AND LIQUORS
AT WllOLMMILM AND RXTAIL.
VEGETABLE! AND FRUITS.
tVOoodi Delivered Free ot Ofcug*.
1 pi BIOBABD MBBOBR.
COLD HILL BAIEiY
RESTAURANT
MAIN 8TBIBT— GOLD HILL,
Oppoalta tha Bcllpaa Urtrj Btablaa,
J. P. KCUi Proprlafft
tobi baud. run, oakab, ahd hoi
•T Boll* mrj day, daUrarad il Um raat>
daaaaa of ca ■ toman.
yr Plea tod Oafaa atradnoad prleaa.
IOU.
a.
to mtm *
abort ootlea.
Tha Raauannt Dapartaant la tba flaaat la
tha tula. All klada of Oama, Poaltn aa.
Itaak Kl»h and alao 07aton raoalvad aai
aarrad no dally. —
THE PIONKKR
IHAVINQ 4 HAIRDREUINB SALOON |
O. POHLa PROPRIETOR.
aivu
rHJUM *OW*L» AMD OUf HAIOM.
U Qatak. BmooU, Haat, Hut llaaa Wart,
Hair OatUDj aad Draaala* dooa lr ibamaat
arUatki, aaltabla and aatlafhctory atyla.
Tha aid Plocaar Haloes la Um plaoa, and daat
yaa fnraat It Mi
PIANO L8880N8 1
MH8 MIRIAM MICRKLMN
O* Ytlt0°!1A ow* Dnran to nmnx
V/ tba naldaota of Oold Htll that aba voald
ba pleaaad la (Ira pUno' laaaooa at tba raal>
d«MMof paraoea la Gold Hill wbo nay daatra
bar aarrtoaa. Wot tar ma, ate., Inqqln at bar
jaaldaoea. Ho. lIMerth Aatraat. Vuflola. L»
MIBCILL1KI0VS.
cm
RAIL WAY
THE
Chicago & North-Westeni
RAILWAY
U tb* 0LDB8TI BK*TCONBTBUOTIDI BRUT
KQU1PPKDI and beco* th*
LEADING RAILWAY
-OP TIIE
WKBT AND NORTHWEST I
It U UM SHORT. tCRK tod BAKE BOOT!
bM«M
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
— AND —
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
And *11 point* CAST, inch u
lfl«l*r* Valla. Now Yark. Philadelphia,
tfaatan. Waahlaatea, Baltlaerei
mtakariki Maatreal,
Tareate. Oatralt,
Ciaralaad.
At Ooanell Blab tbe Train* of th* Chicago
A North-W*»t*rn and tb* U. P. B'jr* depart
from, arrlva at and dm tb* **m* tout Union
Depot.
At Obloaco, cIom connection* ere mid* with
tb* Lake khon, MlcbUan OeotraJ, Baltimore k
Ohio, ft. Warn* and PeonaylTanla, and Chi
cago k (Jrand Trunk lrya, and tha Xankahte
and Pan llandl* Hoot**.
Pilbua PiltM DraviagRoomCan
Af* nut on all Uuotuih train* of thli ro*d.
It la tha OILY UOAD hatwaea
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND CHICAQO
Upon wblcb 1* ran th* celebrated
Pullman HotelDining Oars
lotiat npon Ticket Agent* palling you Ticket*
▼lathi* road. IxamfM y oar Tic tat#, and reftiM
to buy If Ihoj do not read or*r tha OUoa«o k
North Weeurn kailwar.
If J on wl*b the Beet Traveling Acoommoda.
tlon* yon will bnjr yoor Ticket* br thl* Host*
tar AND WILL TAKk none otbeil
All Tlchat Aficnt* **11 Ticket* by thl* Lin*.
MAKVIN HOaiUTT.
mbtf id V. P. A (len'I Mani'r. Chicago.
THE PALACE SALOON.
THOMAS E. FINCH
a AS RKMOTXO nil SALOON TO
NO. 7 NORTH C HTRBBT,
VIRGINIA CITY XKVAOA
Wh#r« no b* found tba bMt of
WINES, IIQUOM AND CIQARS.
TWO riNB DI liLlARO TABLES
An RIAD1NQ ROOM
OoooMted with tba boa**. PImm Mil tad
IwpW.
Um T. R MECH.A— U
THE NEVADA BANK
8AM rtiBOUOO — ..CALIFORNIA
Paid ;■» flMtal. .IMOMUMWd
B—rr»(0.S. BmAi)....CK
*««».•• vmrtBU. IL {
AflMt M X«v York » _ • r
(MWU1MNM) J OaO. L. BmAMBMM
|TBi|i aod Mite Baebaof* and Tatapapbio
Traaafan. Uaan OommcrcUl ud itavalan*
Crvdln. Tbl* bank baa ipactel htlUtlw tar
(Ual-OAi* bttlllon. dtf
T. M. McdlBll,
STOCK AND MONEY IRONEI.
IN Boitk 0 St., TlrglBla*
fXT ILL BUT AID BILL STOCKS OR 00*
VY miaaloa on Ua moat farorabk
will alao aany Btoeka on lipMl
GOLD MB ULIIB BOVOUT MB
»■ Wt.P.
L. B. FRANKKL,
omoi-Bbli MI-CM I (Mi Bill, Ism
UMMtoBtik •roaiia
mau tovan, sold mi oak.
BHD OHf MA.BOIML
PATENTS.
Wa mtliM to act M SollclUn fu fttrats,
Cavaat*, Tnda Marka, Copyrights.•fe.foritt
Unltad SutM, OuukU. Com, taglaad, hue*.
Otrmanj, ate. Wa liar* had lhlil|.Bfi
jMrv uytrlMM.
Fatanta obtalafd throofh u an sotted ta
tba Scram nc tmm. Tki* tana ud
sptaadld UlaaUatad watki? paaw, SB SO a mm,
jCwtU- ProtTM.of (MoTto'w;ImmS
U|, and ham mmou el/ealitio*. 1«M