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THE EVENING NEWS
mPAT. MARCH 3. MM
kcsiatui millu'i arHtu.
Probably no hotter presentation of
Ibo cm* of tbe people of tbe Pacific
coast against CbiocM immigration coolJ
bay* been made tbau «u made by Sen
ator Millar of California in bin recent
speech in tba United States Senate. Mr.
Miller, bating boeu a resident of Cali
fornia for tnsny yearn, baa bad abundant
opportunities to acquire a thorough
knowledge of tbe subject about which
be spoke. Tbat be understands the
question in all iU bearings, no person
can doubt after reading his apeeeb.
There ia nothing so convincing of the
•vil of rxoesalve Chinese immigration
ea contact with the hordes of Chinese
who live in San Francisco.
Mr. Miller srrsys facts obtained by
observation and experience against ths
seutimeutsl side of the question ss ar
gued by Senator Hoar of Massachusetts,
Talmsge, Beecber end other prominent
men of the east. And when a man of
the sccial and political standing and
ability of Senator Miller takes hold ot
this question much good will be accom
plished. Probably hia recent speech
will do Diore toward convincing the peo
ple of tbe Eastern Statee of tbe neeeeeity
of etopping Cbineae immigration into
tbe United States than all the eenselees
clam jr of tbe Kearney claaa of oratora
and all the writings of newspsper dema
gogues have done that were ever voiced
or penned. In fact tbe demagogues re
ferrsd to, by their incendiary appeala to
tbe passions of the ignorent, by their
attempta to arouse race prejudices and
by inciting personal attacka upon tbe
lOinese nave uone rnucu 10 preTtut iuu
people of the Eastern Stales (row ob
taining correct information about the
matter. Tba aympatbiea ol Eastern pto
pi* bare bteu excited in favor of lb*
Chinese by reporta Ibat Chinamen when
walking tbe at real a of San Francisco
bare been atoned, aud tbut tbeir bouaea
have been burned tor no other reaaon
than becauae they warn Chinamen, lts
porta of outrages upon the Chinese have
tended to prejudice tba people of tba
East agaioat tbe advocates of repressive
uieaaurea to tba eitent that they would
not liaten to argumtula in tbe matter.
But when men wboae poaition and char*
acter are a guarantee that they are sin
cere in their efforta to atop further im
migration of the Chinese, and are above
playing tbe tricks of the demagogue,
undertake to represent the evila of tbe
ayatam to them, tbeir attention ia at
once eecured. And there ie little doubt
that Senator Miller, seconded by the en
tire Pacific coast delegation in Congress,
will secure the passage of his bill.
Mr. Miller'a speeeh, which ia very
able, exhaustive, and worthy of tbe con*
aideration of all who appreciate aound
arguments combined with beauty of
diction, cloaes with an eloquent appeal
to the Senate to save the country from
Chinese invaaion. Tbe cloaing para*
graph, a One tribute to tbe sonny skies,
salubrious climate and fertile valleys of
California, is given below. Mr. Miller
said:
The land which is being overrun by the
Oriental invader is tbe faireet portion of
our beriUge. It is tbe land of the vine
and the fig tree, tbe home of the orange,
tbe elive and the pomegranate. Its winter
ie perpetual apring, ita valleys are rich
and glorioua with delictte fruits and
waving grain, and its mountaiua, like
giant*, stand to sentinel tbe enchanted
laud. I would see ita fertile plain*, ita
sequestered vale*, ita vineclad hills, ita
deep blue canyons, its furrowed mouu
tains, dotted all ov«r with American
bomex, the abodea of a free, happy peo
ple, pleaasnt with the aweet vuicee of
ilixen-baired children, and ringing with
the joyous laughter of maidene fair, aott
as her clime and sunny aa ber skiea.
Like the homea of New England, yea,
brighter and belter far, shall be tbe
homee which are to be bailt in that won
derland by tbe sunoet sea—tbe bosses of
a race from which shall spring the dower
of men, to serve as models for the
mighty world, and be tba fair beginning
of a better lime.
Iloaa Bouheur i* ttiRngrd in painting
a series of beads of aniuiala which aro
to b« reproduced by an Koglish engraver.
One of these, "An Old Monarch," the
hra«l of a aplendid old lian, waa pub
lished noma months ago; it baa now
btcn followed l>y "An Hnuibls Servant,"
tba brad of a detauro looking donkey.
Tba msthod employed ia that mixed
style in which luoit of Lsndseer'a vorka
were engraved. Thin method ia pecu
liarly fitted for tba expreasion of tba
various texture* which come together in
an animi.| pictoro.
Referring to SkobelefTa apaacb tba
Monflow Ru* aaya: With great eatiifao
tion will ba read tba bold apeecb of onr
glorious leader, not only in Rossis, bnt
even abroad iu all Slav landa, and par
ticularly on the aborea of the Adriatio
Sea, in tba mountains of Herzegovina,
and in tba valleys of Bosnia. General
Skobeleff not only tights in tha Russian
way, but also feels ia the Russian way
and tbinka in tba Russian way. a thing
that ia rarely foand among our intelli
gent daaaea.
It ia aaid that President Artbar baa
thrown property ownera at Long Branch
into tbe seventeenth heaven of delight
by renting a cottage there for tbe con
ing season. There it abundant reason
to believe that tbe seaaon at the Branch
of 1883 will be remarkably anccessfal
and brilliant.
Tbe revolving stage lately pot into •
Boston theatre waa calculated, by meana
of dividing tbe (idea and rear sections
of tbe floor into turn-tablee, to make a
complete change of scene poaaible in a
lew eeeonda, but it baa proved a failure
and been discarded.
Mra. Langtry deniea that aba does sot
live with her husband, bnt aaya that her
inoome ia not sufficient for bar require
ments, and that ia why aha baa "gone
on tba stage." She ia paid 9300 a week
■I tba Hajmarket, London, with $60
frMiiinnal for on* matinee.
The Philadelphia Prtta ssys : " It
would be aa May," aa Edward Everett
onoe aaid in a memorable dispatch re
buking the meddleaome Interference of
England and Franco in the affaire of the
nev world, "U throw a dam from Cape
Florida to Cuba in tho hope o( stopping
the flow of the Onlf Stream," aa to pre
vent the United 8tatea from executing
ita great miaaion to bring peace and exe
cute juatiee between tha nation* arnon^
which her powera owns no peer. To
compare thin plan and policy with lbs
traitoroua designs of Burr, aa tha New
York Htrahi does, U to substitute the
blugeon of tha bandit for the police
man's truncheon. To aneer at the
proposed oongrsss, aa the Springfield
RqmUican doea, becauae it bringa the
United States into comfarsnce with
"Latin nationlata," is to forget that
power haa its responsibilities as well ss
its privileges.
The Troy Budget says whils ws en
deavor to support President Arthur's
Administration ws do not feel called on
to join in tho bus and cry sgainat Blaine,
because Blaine aa Secretary of State In
atituted meaaures for a congress of tbs
Amsricsn republics. Ws think such a
congreaa ahould be held. We think the
purpoaes for ths attainment of which
auch a congress wss called ars worthy
the aupport of avery citiaen of Ibia re
public. These purposes were to strength
en oar commercial relatione with South
Ameriean powers and to give our msnu
fsctures a better ohance in the markets
of South and Central America. We
think the reaaon aaaigned for the Ad
miniatration to call a halt on auch a con
gress ia anti-American and unworthy of
a Republican President of the United
Statsa.
Wild ram or* circulate among aotue of
tho Rnaaian peasantry ainca tbe aasas
aiuation of Alexander II. That cataa
tropba baa not altogether destroyed lbs
faitb of tba peaaantry in tba old tradi
tiooa of Civiab power, but they now
believe atrongly in the intention ef the
preaent baad of tba Romanoffs to radio
tribata all tba landa among bia faithful
obildran. In Sarataff tba belief ia
apread that tba preaent Czar ia elected
far three yeara only. Amoog tba ideaa
prevailing with regard to the land are
tbaaa: That tba government will boy
up all tba land both of the proprietora
and peaaanta, and than relet It to tbe
peaaaata in lota far twenty yeara, daring
wbieh time no taxee will be impoaad;
that the Emperor will bay the land from
tha large proprietora and give it to the
peaaanta; and that tha aoil will hence
forth belong aolely to tha poaaanlry, to
tba eiclnaion even of all marcbanta and
membera of other alaaaaa of tha popu
lation.
Tha Miaaoari Orand Lodge of United
Workmeo, recently in aaaaion in St.
Loaia, paaaad a reaolation of great »ig
niflcanca. It came up in tha farm of a
qatation npon tha admiaaion of aaloon
keepera and bar-tenders into tha organi
zation. It waa claimed that tbeaa men
wore in conalaat danger of loiing their
livea at tba haada of tba very cbaractera
who patronise them, and, aecordiog to
tha aoprenie medical examiner'a report,
tba aaloon-keepera were largely in tbe
lead on tba liat ef deceased membera,
many of tho claaa being taken off by
aonanmption. Tba debate waa apirited,
and when tba vote waa taken the reaolu
tion that no aaloon-keeper or bar tendir
be admitted to tbe brotherhood waa car
ried by a large majority.
In refuting to commute the senteuce
of a St. Louie murderer, the Gofernor
of Miaioari says: "I have not one psr
tide of sympathy for the murderers of
women, who, after the cowardly deed,
•brink behind the coward's plea of in
aanity and plead for mercy. They
should remember that tho law wss not
made for mcrcy, but punishment, and
that, having had no meroy toward their
victim*, they have no right to ask such
from the eiecutora of tbe law."
The following ia credited to Itobert li.
Ingereoll: After all, there are but few
lives worth living, in any great and
■plendid eeuee. Nature eeems full of
failure, and abe haa made no exception
in favor of man. To the greatest, to
the most successful, thsre comes a time
when the fevered lipa of life long for
the cool, delicious kisa of death—when,
tired of the dust and glare of day, they
hear with joy the rustling garments of
tbe uight.
Jsmes It. Keene, whose Newport house
was destroyed by fire last year, is about
to build a new reeidence there which ia
to coat at least $500,000. Tbe archi
tects plana are very elaborate, and the
atyle of architecture will be totally dif
ferent from any example Newport now
offers.
Somebody haa given $25 in gold to
the faculty of Marquitta College, Mil
waukee, to make into a medal for the
"forsmoat student in manly piety."
Out of 34,274 newspapers and period
icale published in the world, 16,500 are
in English; ef the reet, half are in Ger
man and a fourth in French.
Muukoaxy'a great picture, "Christ
Before Pilate," has been purchased by
the French government for the Luxem
bourg.
Preaident Garfield's memory ia to be
perpetuated in Wisconsin by giving bis
name to a new eounty.
Patti sang a week in Cincinnati with
great success. The festival receipts
were $96,000.
It ia estimated that $98,650,000 ia
paid for Intoxicating drinks in New York
each year.
Oscar Wild* told a Chicago reporter
that he bad never been properly crit
icieed. He aaya the Niagara Falls " are
not eo noble in nation and deeign," as
ha expeoted. Ha thinks the Weet baa
"the typa of civilization distinctly
American."
WESTEEH DISPATCHES,
The Chinese Question.
Sax Fkancmco, Much 2. —A special
meeting «u held tbla afternoon by the
Board of Supervisors to listen to • spec
iel message by Mayor Blake on tha eub
jeot of Cbineee invaalon. Tba Mayor'*
message waa briaf and argumentative,
yat in ita tone fully abraaat ef public
sentiment on tbla topic. Ha apprecia
ted the difficulty of prraenting nsw ideas
on the aubject, or of preeeoting ideas al
ready advanced. with more strength
and force than they have hitherto been
addressed to the publio.
It is reported that 40,000 tickets have
been leaned at Hongkong to be uaed Im
mediately after tbe passage of the Chi
nese bill in the Senate, by Chineae in
tending to emigrate to the United
States.
At > apccial meeting of the Board of
Supervisors this afternoon resolutions
were unsnimonsly adopted to the effeot
that tbe Board folly conenr in the views
expresaed by Mayor Blake in his specisl
message on tbe sobjeot of the Oblneae
invasion; as to the disastrons and blight
ing effeots of coolie immigration; ear
nestly petitioning Congress Uf paaa tbe
bill now pending; heartily approving tbe
action of Senators sad Representatives
in Congress in their efforte to procure
proper and effective legielation upon the
subject, and reqneeting Mayor Blake to
telegraph Senator Miller the fnll text o(
the reeolutlona adopted.
The Indian Bcont* 10 De Kxecmca.
Fokt Obaxt, A. T., March 3.—All
the neceaaary preparation! hire been
completed for lb* execution of the In
dian acouta—Dead Shot, Dandy Jim
and Skippy—tha rourderera of Captain
Hentig and aix aoldiara of the Sixth Cav
alry at Ciblon Creek, laat Auguit. Tbo
priaonera were.ioterrlewed today by tha
Poet Commander and Chaplain Mitoh
ell, through an interpreter, and vera ad
vieed of tomorrow being their laat day oa
earth. They appeared to ba reconciled
to their fate, and aaid that aa it oonld
not be avoided, the aooner they would
go the better. Dandy Jim ia the only
one npon whom the sentence baa
a dampening influenee. He ia quite
young and robuet, and oonaequently
dreada the fate in atore for him. The
gallowe, which have been nonetrneted at
aoine dietance from where the priaonera
are coutined, waa placed today nearer,
and aa the priaonera looked through the
iron bare it looma up before them in all
ita horror. Alter aeeing it Dandy Jim
declined to partake of any food, but
Dead Shot and Skippy made light of it
by langhiog and mimicing the manner in
which they abould die by • rope. Tbey
have no fearaof a hereafter and aay their
bauda arc clean, meaning that if nothing
can be done for tbem in thia life tbey
are prepared to die. Every precaution
has been taken to carefully guard them.
Two troop* of oavalry have arrived here
aa an additional force in the efant of any
disturbance. The execution will be oon
ducted with u little demonstration aa
possible.
Railroad Accident.
Los Anokleh, March 2.— The eaat
bound freight and emigrant train that
left here laat night parted on the eaitern
alope of San Oorgonia Pass. Tha two
emigrant coaohea, filled with people,
were detached two miles eaat of White
water Station. The detached cart cangbt
up to the forward part of the train, and
went craibing over three loaded flat eara
and one box car, wrecking tbem com
pletely. Only one peraon on the eml
grant waa injured, and be not aerioualy.
Tho went bound Atlantio Eipre.u, due
here at 4:t5 thia evening, waa detained
by the wreck and did not arrive until
'J:15. The San Franciaco Expreaa waited
ita arrival. Thia ia the third accident
that haa occurred on the eaitern alope
of San Oorgonia Paaa In the paat three
mouth*, all, fortuuately, without tha
loss of a siugle life.
The Dolllrer Caie.
San FaAXClSCO, Maroh 2.—The evi
dence in the Dolliver caae cloaed thia
morning and the caae will probably go
to tbo jury thia afternoon late. The
prosecution introduced a new witnela,
another little girl, who testified to hav
ing been in Dolliver's room the laat Sun
day In Jon*.
BORN.
In GrantaTille. February 16, to the wife
of Dr. 8. O. Moor*, a ion.
In I'ioche, February 31, to the wife of J.
L. Svam, a eon.
DIED. _
"in < told Hill, March 2, William Hoy,
»fil C year*.
Id l'iocbe, February 23, W. L. MrKeo.
NEW TODAY.
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE,
VIRGINIA CITY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY,
H«r«ta otto. 71k, Rib mmI 91b, 1U1.
Matinee on Wednesday Afternoon !
THE COMING 8UCCE88,
From HitmIj'h California Theater,
Han rrancltco.
Grand Production or the Great Realiatle and
bpKtacular Drama,
"THE WORLD!"
Uoder tbe Manafement of Brooke A Dlckton,
SEE THE RAFT SCENE!
See the Lunatic Asylum!
See the Infernal Machine !
BEE THE LAST DBOP OF WATER!
BgK Sheet now op<-n. maild
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
REMAINING IN Till POSTSTJIC* AT
IV tiold Bill, Storey county, Nevada, March
3d. ISM. U not called .for within ooe
mouth they will be cent to the Dead Letter
Ufflro at WMhtnitan, D. 0.:
Uumly Mr* Mary
lleera kdwln
Brown Ctpuln A1
Cary Joon T
llIU Palter
Johnson lira Din 1*1
Kavinsugh lira A
Mirtla O Q
Munro Allan D
Monro John A
Masacll Joaeph
Mackijr IP
M*r»hall Kr* ADigu
MUm Mr* F*ur
Nagl* Klcbvd
Owen* HUM i
O'Neill JimM
Plum RJ
Held W-»
ftbereo Mr* Dual*
Tooblll Wm
WuteWJ
WoodTtU*UlM<
JOM dt DOQtA FOrtODAU. ,
8. W. O&UBBUOK, t, M.
NEW TODAY.
AHTI-CHIHESE
MASS
MEETING!
Amass meeting of the citi
mdi of Storey county, Irrespective of
party, will to held at
PIPER'S OPERA HOUSE,
Vlr|l«l* City, ma
8ATURDAY EVENING,
March 4th, 1883,
For the pnrpoee of indorsing and urging
the passage of the
ANTI-CHINESE BILL,
Now before Coogrcu. Brief addreiiee will
be given by the following speakere :
R. M. Dsggett,
M. N. Stone,
1>. 0. Adklion,
Wm. Weodbnrn,
Matt Canavan,
H. O. Bhaw,
B. 0. Whitman,
W. E. F, Deal,
J. A. Stephen*,
Ogden Hllee,
Richard Rising,
R. B. Mitchell,
A. McEwea, and others.
President, • - • Dr. I. B. Harrli
Tie* rresidents i
Dr. H. Bergstein, Jos. R. Ryan,
J. C. Hampton, Richard Mercer,
H. O. Shaw, A. F. Maekay,
D. 0. Adkison, John Oillig,
J. B. Mallon, D. Nevin,
John Piper, A. MeEwen, ,
A. McKenxle, Wm. Sutherland,
W. H. ration, D. B. Lyman,
J. M. Taylor.
By order of the
Bepnblleaa Conntj Central
t'ommlttler.
Democratic Conaly Ceatrnl
tommlttee,
Clllaeae' Committee.
ma3 St
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
-M-OTIOC 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I.
A' Pauline Barker, admlnlntratrlx of the Ea
tateof J. P. Becker. drci-Mnl, In pun nine* of
to order of the Dlitrict Court of toe Pint Ju
dicial DUtrict, made on the aSth day of Febru
ary, 18H*i, In the matter of the Eatate of J. P.
Decker, deceaaed, will Mil at public auction to
tbe hlghurt bidder for caeh, and eabject to con
firmation br raid Dlatrlct Court, on tUTUK
DA*, tbe 14th day of MARCU, int. between
tbe hnnra of V o'clock a. m. and B o'clock r. a.,
to wit: at the hour of 12 o'clock In front of
tbe late reeldence of J. P. Becker, deoeaeed,
rltnate on tbe wrat eldeof Main rtreet, In Uold
BUI, Btorey eountjr. tbe following MM
peraonal piopertjr, to wit: una bora*, wagon
and eet of barneaa, one e!el|;b, all of tbe ree
taurant and kitchen furniture, Including range,
atoTee, etc., and now In uae at what la known
M tbe Brcker Keatauraut, In Uold Hill, to
gether with the irood will of tho buelneaa.
I will aleo ml through tbe Ban Krandaro
Board of Broken: in the ueual way, 40 aliaree
of tbe capital rtock of the Mexican Mining
Company, and X) rliarea of tho capital atock of
tbe sierra Nevada Mlolna Company,
PAULINE BECKER,
Administratrix of the Katale of J. P. Backer,
dieaaaid.
Oold Ulll, March 1,1831.
T. R. McGURl*,
STOCK AND MONEY IHOfttt.
106 Soith 0 St., Tlrgliia,
TTTUXi BUT AKD 8KLL B TO CIS ON OOM.
TV BtMlon on Um moat farortbl* tonai j
will alao eury Block* on Margin and
laaar Um—all «»>< ■artwtiiu
•MWlUM,
GOLD AND IILTIR BODOUT AND
I ■ HOLD.
CHUBBUCK & THORBURN,
POSTOFFICE
Variety Store!
DKALKM IN ALL THE LEAD 11*0
NEVSPAFEBS, MAGAZINES,
STATIONERY,
Sheet Mule, Bonid Booki, School
Supplies,
TOBACCOS,
CANDIES*
POCKET CUTLERY.
TOYS, ETC.
AQKNT8 FOB THE
Bm Vranclteo "Chronicle," "tat,"
"Call," "Examiner" ud
" COLD HILL DAILY NEWET*
For Virginia Olty, OoM BUI and BUrar Otty.
*70 A WKBK. til a day at bom «m07
ioo Aerwt2°iuiai!MU (N*'1-AdArMa T"n
VIGORIT POWDER.
EXPERIENCE AND USE NAVE PROVED FOR THE VIBORIT POWDER I
Firat—That it la aafor for traiiaportlng and handling than any other Nitro-glyeerine
Powder made.
S«eond—That with an equal exploalve power it ia very free from hnrtfal fame*.
Third—That it la mneh leu affected by being froxen.
Foorth—That it oan be tightly tamped without rlak of eiploelon.
THE RISKS OF ACCIDENT WILL BE VERY 8REATLY LESSENED,
If not altogether overcome, by a general uae of thla Powder in tho Mine*.
CCT" THE VIOORIT POWDER COMPANY manufacture on the moit approved
acientiflo principle* Thbzi Oradej or Powdkb, known a* Noe. 1, 3 and 3 respectively,
deaigned for the different claaaea of blaating, and war ran tod to bo anperior to any
Powder in nae. The prioea for Vlgorit will be tho aame aa are aaked for the corr*
»ponding gradoe of Qlant and Hereulea.
By Beat quality of Foae, and Single, Double and Triple Force Cape aold at low*
eet rate*.
Zf Bend for Pamphlet ehowing metheda of teating the different qualitiea of all
Powderi, their relative itrengtb, aafety, eto. No compariaon baaed upon acientlfle
inquiry or actual nae 1a feared.
CALIFORNIA VIGORIT POWDER COMPANY,
ENGLISH & WRIGHT, Agents,
Jy2fltf SIT Pine Street, San Tranclico, Cal.
MIBCILLAMOPB.
GROCERY STOEEI
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN STRKKT. GOLD HILL.
FAMILY & FANCY 6R0CERIB8
NOW Olf HAND AND FOR BALE CHEAP
FOB CABH.
A Large Assortment ot GROCERIES AMD
PUOriUONS dtract from the California Mar
ket!, comprising lo put
TEAS, BDOAB8, COFFEE, 8PI0E8
CAN FBUIT, DRIED FBUIT.
BYRUPB. OYBTER8, BICE
FLOUB, CANDLES,
BUTTER.
Provisions of All Ilnds.
THE BEST OF wiilES AND LIOUORS
AT WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL.
V10KTABLM AMP FRUITS.
tarOoodi Delliered Era* of Cluufs.
1 m BIOHABD MKBCER.
F. W. FOLSOM,
■•la llrM.: OtM niU,
(Haccsssor to Robinson k Folsom,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la
FAMILY CROC1ERIE8,
PROVISIONS, ItC.
SOLI AOE2TT IN GOLD HILL FOR KKA
MILLS' CHAMPAGNE
BAKING POWDER,
IJ"UE BEST IN TUB MARKET-ONL1
require* half lb* quantity of any other kind.
^LL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE LATH
Arm of ROBINSON A FOLSOM are requested to
CALL AND SETTLE
rpHKIR ACCOUNTS WITHOOT DELAY
and tare coeU. 4
WOODLAND COAL DEPOT I
KTUT PINE. WASnOE LIMB. SPLIT PINI
-L~ and other varieties of Wood, and a full
supply of
ROCKY MOUNTAIN COAL.
On hand and for tale at the LOWEST CABH
PRICES.
FlILI. WRinilT AND MBAMURB
UUARANTBBD.
Woed tawed at abort notice and at loir raUe
OFFICE—Near Railroad Depot, Oold H1U.
Mm THOMAS UALLAUIIKK.
FASHION SALOON,
S. B. TURNEY, PROP'R.
Mali Street Bold mil,
Oppoelte the Nun office.
man OLD X8TABLI8HBD AND POPULAR
reeort I* Itiu the fivorite. Comfort and
■pon combined. The pairona of lb* boaM will
alwaja find the beat brande of
BRANDY. WIlIMKYfc
ALB, FORTBR, LAGRR,
WINBM OV ALL KIND*,
TOBACCO, CIGARH, ETC.
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
THE PALACE SALOON,
THOMAS E. FINCH
OAS REMOVED HIS SALOON TO
NO. 7 NORTH C HTRBBT,
VIRGINIA CITY NEVADA
Where can be found tbe beet of
WINES, LIQUORS ANO CIOARS.
TWO FINB BILLIARD TABLBB
And READING ROOK
Connected with the boaee. Fleue cell tod
In. poet.
14m T. B. FINCH, Altai,
WANTED,
rPKNDKRS FOB TWISTY (10) OB BORE
A tone of
SCRAP IRON,
F. 0. D. the Virginia and Tmckee Railroad.
Apply to
LIWII OHALBBB8,
nolltf Btlrer Mountain, California.
DR. A. CHAPMAN,
[8URCE0N 4
> DENTIST,"
IifMla Ciijr, i i rilibrali.
PtnauiasUj located it TlrtrtaU City.
OFFICE —150 South 0 Stbkit. 8»t
l«faction gnaranlMd. 20
J. U. HALL M. D..
nmoi AST) RMDIROI — OPPOSITE
w tte Xawi oOo*. aUia Wwt, Qoid Bill.
MISCELLANEOUS.
C ,N
RAIL WAV
THE
Chicago & North-Western
RAILWAY
la tbe OLDK8TI BB4T CONSTRUCTEDI BS8T
tyUlPl'XDl anil hcoca (ti*
LEADING RAILWAY
- OP Till -
WEST AND N0BTHWK8T!
It la the BHOBT. ItUHK and HAKE ROOTI
between
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
— AND -
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
Aod all point* KABT, mch u
Nlanra Valla. New Yark. rklMdrtlai
Uaaiea. Waehlaaloa. B«ltla*ara>
mukaraht Montreal,
Taramai Itelralli
Cleveland.
At Council Bluff* tba Train* of tha Chicago
A North-Wettorn and tba U. P. H'jra depart
from, arrive at and uao tbo fame lolot Union
Depot.
At Chicago, eloae connection* are made with
the Lake Hhore, Michigan Oeotral, Baltimore *
Ohio, Ft. Wayne and 1'ennijlvaula, and Chl
ca«o k (irand Trunk U'ji, and tbe Kankakia
and Pan Handle Route*.
Pullman Palaoe Drawing Room Car*
At* run on all through tratna of thl* road.
It la tha ONLY ROAD ktlwei
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND CHICAGO
Upon which la run tbe celebrated
Pullman Hotel Dining Gars
Inelet open Ticket Agent* (elllog you Tlcketa
▼la thl* road. fcxamln* your Ticket*, and Mum
to buy If they do not read over tbe Cucajfo k
North Wcatrrn Hallway.
If you wlab the Ba»t Traveling Accommoda
tion* you will buy your Tlcketa by thl* Koute
(STAND WILL TAKs NONK OT1IBH.
All Ticket Agent* foil Tlcketa by till* Lin*.
niAKViN iiraiiiTT,
mhJB 3d V. P. It Qen'l Maag'r. Chicago.
THE NEVADA BANK
CISCO. '
BAM FKAMOIBOO • ••••• CALIFORNIA
Paid :up Capital 11,000.000-0*1*
Raaarra (V. H. Baada)— J,300,00»-t) aid
Agent* at Virginia, Harada,.. {& L HmSf"
tar Bart and Mill Kichanir* and Telegraphic
Trannfere. laine* Oommerclal and Traveler*'
Crodifa. Thl« bank bu apeclal fKllitlci (at
deal.nit In ballion. 4lf
L. B. FRANKEL,
omoB-Niii urMii a«M nut, jmi
■>••• ik« Baak of Callfarata.
MTOCKM tODOHT, HOLD AND CAB*
KIBD ON MABOINB.
1 D
RENO FOUNDRY,
BBNO, NEVADA.
Tnit PROPRIETOR OP THE T1ROINIA
FOUNDRY, baring purchased tbo Ueno
Foundry, tod coneolldateJ II with the former,
will hereafter »lyle tbe work* the
Beno Foundry and Machine Worki.
Thl* establishment U now prepared to do (
general Foundry butlneaa, Including erery de
scription of
CaiUan la Ira a aad Braaa, Kerdaii
■■4 Marhlae Week.
At lower prloee than can be obtained eJeewhare.
Drawing* tad eatlmatee furnlahad when re
quired.
Br atrlct attention to bo*Imm, and with •
thorough knowledge of the work required. I be
proprietor bopee to merit the confidence of tbe
bade,and respectfully *ollelutho patronage of
mill ud tnlnloff man.
deil ANDBKW FBAHKtt, Pvapr.
LOST,
WKDHB8DAT EVENING, OOINO FBOB
W the Marafleld Guard party, between the
hall and Dancny'a butcher ibop,
A LADY'S BKACKLBT.
The Snder wlU be »nltably rewarded by leering
the Mme at the Oou> Hill. K«w* ogee, llw*
STOCK DIVIDEND.
At a meeting or Tni board op
Director* of the Centennial Urate! Oold
Mining Oompany, held thl* day, i atock divi
dend rf.tbtrty-afx and one-half (MM) par cent.
vm tocUred. d«ll?er»bl« immediately.
Bf ord«r of tbm Board of Directors.
FRANK A, WIHB, KecrtUrr,
Oold HID. Nmdft, February M.18W. f3i
POUND,
ON HAIR STREET, GOLD BILL. A BUNCH
of ken. Tbe owner can have tame by
calling at the H«w* offlca. 1 It
00 • weak la roar own town. Terme and
jDQ |l eotat tree. Addtl H> Siiun k
Oo.. Portland, Mklna,
HISCILLAJIIOUS.
HEAR YE I
HEAR YE!
HEAR YE ALL !
A BROTHER'S MOST EXCELLENT OFFEK
** to enter so aeUbllehad. well-paying buel
neee Id New York City neceultate* telling my
(lock ot
*
DRY AND FANCY 600DS
Regardless of Cost!
NO GOODS REPLENISHED (
Call Ie Karlj and Te Will Do Well.
B. OALLAND.
Gold Hill. February T. H». I
NEW GOODS
—AT—
No. 14 South 0 Street, Tlrflali.
■^yi ABC OPENING AN IMMENSE BTOOIC
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
—AV»—
NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Tbeee Qoode wen eepeclttlr (elected (or ne
from the Trade Oanlere or the United HUM
end Europe, sod will be eold el
MARVELOUS LOW PRIOBS I
•7* Von ire Invited to cell tad eee then. "%■
OUNDOUFP & ADKIHON,
3 No. II Booth 0 B tract, Virginia.
W, N. HALL & CO.,
1M Mala Street, Gold Hill,
yy HOLE SALE AHD BRAIL OKALUS
H A R DWAR E
OP KVIBT DnOBIPTIOM.
Sheet Iron,
Copper and
Tin Work
Of all ktadj doM to order at abort notlct. ,
BT TOOLS A gtPBCIALTY*
HA8BROUCK A HALL,
(Bnccntort to A. B. Stewart 4 Oo.l
Druggists & Apothecaries,
SOS Mala Sir***.
GOLD BILL, .... NEVADA
—M1LSM I*—
PURR DKt'GH.
CBBMICALM,
MEDICINE*,
TOILET Am4
KANCY AETICLEH.
n*»brouck A Ball daalra to call Mpccltl at
teatloo to Id* f«ct I bat they hiT« eatebtlahed
oonnMtloa with lh« Mlepboo* iritam of Hto
rrj county. and »ro thereby eoablad to raolT*
sod 011 with dl,pilch order* (torn u; portion
of tlx country.
PrMcrtptlooa filled at all boon, daj or nlcbt,
by a thorvafhly competent pcrtoo. 11
JOHN JONES, JR.,
DRUGGIST,
Main St, Gold HilL
THE CIT1 BAKERY,
RESTAURANT,
Coifoctloierj ud Culj Depot,
N«. HT N«m CIINM) Tlrdih,
ryrriRM an ujcoint amortxkntoi
V HOLIDAY GOODS. Tot*. Oaadl**, Oriift.
MU for TaWa, Orsunrnial. Prated and
Pltla OikM of kit klndi, d.acrl pilot* ud do
rigaa, ud at prlca* to Milt orwjtadjr.
Am w* Impart *U ou good* dlroet from Ik*
Kut, w* ou offer thorn at. prlca* lb* Mm* M
abaried la Now Tork, ud tl Im than lu
PiucImo rate*.
t&~ Ornamaota tor OUn a (pedalty.
trice Oro»m ud Itnwberrlae ud Craam.
Alao Blrawberrlce by the box, at wboleeele or
retail. ■
orowcudla* ar* muofaetand by onr.
mItm fraab erary day, ud ar* far • a parlor lo
Imported cendlee.
riTXVETIB k ABMBRU8T,
Proprietor* Cll» Bakery,
lo, ft North 0 etraet, Virginia. Nrrada.
14 la
COLD HILL BAIK1I
RESTAURANT
main btkbbt sold hill.
Opposite tba IdlpM Llrary Bubla*,
I. P. BICKKR. Proprietors
UU BBBAD. PH8, CAXB, AND HUT
Boll* arery flay, d*Ur*r*d at tba ntf>
of euitomer*.
tKDUCCD PRION.
Plot and Oakaa at radaoad prloaa.
Buoy or iiaovtad Oak** mad* to order «
ibort sotlot*
Tta# Rnumot Department If tht &nm% ta
tb* Mat*. All klndi of Oama, Pool try aad
fmb Flab ud alao Ojtton r*e*l*ed and
i*rr*d no dally. —
HARMONY LODQE, NO. IS. K. OF P.
rpHI RBQULAR OOIVINTIOI Of BAR
o* P., Will b* bald
Moidij BTealBg or Kick Week,
At 7 o'clock, oatll farther aotlo*. Per ordar.
_ W. ■. PROTHBBOB,
_ ». Of B. aad 8. pro lam.
Oold Bill, lombB 4. Ml. Ml