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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
Friday. July 1*70.
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MEETINGS.
KiiilMK* Oooooltdotcd, July 23, 1070, at 14 »n., at
ilO Battery ntreet, Son FrancUco.
(ryctallftlntf Arg*«tlfero«s Lem*.
We yesterday gave a description of the
1’attinson process of separating lead
from argentiferous bullion. That pro
ems has long been in use in works at
Sewcaatle-upon-Tyna, England, aud is
perhaps the simplest and most inexpen
Hive one in use. There is, however, a
French method of cry stalizatiou, in
vogue in works in France, which is con
sidered by some an improvement on the
other. Instead of using a system of
iron pots, and removing the crystals by
hand, or with the aid of crahaa, a pro
eeRS has been introduced by which man
ual labor ia nearly altogether dispensed
with. It consists of two kettles-the
metal and the crystali/.ing. The melting
pot, on the side next the crystalUer, lias
a discharge pipe, and the erystalising
vessel consists of an ordinary cast irm
put provided with a vertical stirrer.
This pot has, at opposite sides of the
bottom, two discharge pipes fitted with
slide valves, and each is heated by a
small separate fire to prevent obstruction
by the cooling metal. Beneath each of
these pipes is placed a vessel for the re
ception of the liquid alloy, which drains
through on opening the valves. The
stirring apparatus consists of two verti
cal shafts, working in the center of the
pot—one solid, the other a tube and en
closing the former. The two shafts re
volve in contrary directions. To the
lower end of each is connected au iron
stirrer, provided with knives which al
most touch the sides of the pot, and pre
vent incrustation of lead. The object
of this stirrer is to promote throughout
the mass of molten metal the uniform
temperature necessary for its crystaliz-a
tion, and at the same time to so com
press the crystals formed as to force them
to readily separate from the liquid alloy.
The pots are heated by a suitable fire
place. and altove those into which the
liquid alloy is run is a crane by which
the enriched lead is lifted out by means
of iron eyes cast into the metal mid
brought back to the melting pot for the
purpose of being further enriched. To
use this apparatus successfully, such a
quantity of original lead must be melted as
corresponds to the capacity of the ervs
tali/iug pot, and as soon as it is fused it
is run iuto it, and the operation of stir
ring commences The formation of
crystnls is effected by lowering the tem
perature in the usual way, and as soon
as a sufficient amount has been formed,
the lateral valves are opened and the en
riched alloy is run into the receiving
)K>ts. Lead, of tho same richness in sil
ver as the crystals remaining in the orys
talizer. is now melted in the melting
pot in sufficient quantity to make
up, with them, another charge; and
this is tapped in upon the crystals,
the mixture again erystalized and a
certain quantity of liquid alloy obtained
am before. These operations are repeated
until a concentrated rich alloy, ready
for cnpellation, is produced on the one
baud, and, on the other, desilverized
crystals, which, after being run into
molds, Are ready for market. We art not
aware whether this process ia found more
economical than tne ordinary one in
which the cryatals are removed by means
of perforated ladles and crauea. It in
volves, however, an engine to work the
agitators and secure an equable tempera
ture for the purpose of cryalaliring the
lead. There ia also, we understand, a
German process, which differs somewhat
in detail from the English and French;
but they all involve the same material
principle, and that is the crystalization
of the lead, and its gradual withdrawal
from the liquid alloy, until the latter baa
l*een so far purified as to be reudy for
cupellatiou. We have said that the max
imum amount of silver contniued in a
tnu of the enriched alloy is $000. Wheu
this degree of richness is reached the
lead refuses to crystalize further. Now,
the advantage of having this rich alloy
separated from the lead, is that we have
lirought our metal to a shape that we can
turn it into money by a process which is
established, and admits of no question.
The point of cnpellation would la* at
tained within ourselves, and we would
save the cost of transportation, tu« in
terest charged against us, the profits
realized by purchasers abroad, and the
delay iu receiving returns, which now
seems to amount to a delay calculated to
destroy every enterprise connected with
the development and prosperity of our
base metal mining interest. We look for
the bringing out of nome important facts
in connection with the ml vantages to ac
crue from separating works established
here, at the meeting to-morrow ni^ht. at
City Hall. We shal 1 recur to this itn
1 ><>rtant subject.
A <*001> ThIKO ON l’feiMlJCV. Ml. 1>.
W. l’erley, m gentleman learned iu the
law, and presumed to have every State
statute and city ordinance at the end of
his tongue, fell into a legal * corner ' yes
terday at Sheruiautown. He war mount
ed on a spirited charger, and riding
through the Main street, when a sudden
ruin storm came down. In order to se
cure temporary shelter from the weather,
lie rode liis horse on the wide walk, and
nought refuge from the fall of water un
der an hospitable awning. The consta
bles of Shermautowu were evidently on
the </ui vive for something to turn up,
and such an opportunity to make a piece
out of a Hamilton capitalist was not to
W overlooked. They pounced on the j
attorney like a fly-nipper on a June-hug. j
and in lesa time than it takes bar-room
poiaou to operate, had the offending j
worshipper at the shrine of Astra* before '
Squire Hwasey for violation of ordinance j
No. 27,80(1, prohibiting equestrians from j
making a public road of the city side- j
vvalkH. Wa have not learned whether
Mr. Parley was mulcted in a fine of ex
emplary magnitude, but from the fact
that no appeal has yet been taken, aud
also from the ciroumstauce that he bad
IKicket-inoney enough left to do the
amiable to the crowd immediately after
wards, we conclude that Judge Hwasey
exercised a Hound judicial discretion, and
thus saved Hhennautown from a tedious
and costly appeal case, which might
have gone into the books alongside of
Jsmdyoe vs. Jarndyce.
IjOt T iris picks.—A couple of weeks
whiee, a party of man iu Eureka con
‘•hided that Major Met Joy hail more than I
hi* share of towu lots, so they jumped
about ten of them, and refused to reoog
m*e the Major’s title as being as good as
their possession. A suit was instituted
in the Justice’s Court to oust the iuter
loper*; and a couple of days ninoe the
Deputy Sheriff placed the Major in pos
session again, without resistance. He
has now got bts town property so thor
oughly staked off that jumpers can not
even set np the plea of undefined lmund
anes.
Heavy Mintxo Tranmaitiox, bi t not
Consummated. -We have the tacts of n
mining transaction, which has been un
der way for midi * time, and which came
to a very ridiculous termination yester
day. A party here, who has tlu* sidling
of a good mine, upon which over a thou
sand dollars in work has been done, a
fine ledge laid Imre, and between two
and three thousand dollars' worth of ore
displayed on the dump, has for some
time l»een in correspondence with Illi
nois capitalists desirous of making hu
investment. Some time since, one of
their number was dispatched here to ex
amine the mine and close up negotia
tions. On his arrival, he procured an
expert to make a report on the property.
The report was favorable, and was sent
to Illinois. The agent assured the miner
that the money would he ready in lmnk
when he received instructions from his
co-operators in answer to the report. Iu
the meantime the miner wore all his
old boots out, taking the capitalist
around the country ami showing him our
maguificent future. All the loose change
he could raise was dealt out with a lib
eral baud in treating his purchasing
guest with handsome but unostenta
tious hospitality. Scarcely a day passed
in which the mine waa not visited and
carefully inspected and re-inspected. At
last, on Tuesday, the parties East were
reported to have come to a satisfactory
conclusion: and on Wednesday the
money for the purchase was announced
to have lieeu deposited ill the hank.
Yesterday morning, bright and early,
the concluding visit was' made to the
mine. On arriving at the dump, the
capitalist again made a olose examina
tion of the property; and then, for the
first time, the question of price came tip.
The miner had fixed tijion $15,000 in his
own mind; but what was his disgust and
astonishment when the capitalist, after
telling him that he was fully satisfied the
mine was a good one, and agreed in
every respect with the representations,
turned abruptly to him and made the
magnificent offer of $200 for the prop
erty! Thia frozeu proposition fell upon
the* miner like a stroke of bifurcated
lightning, and an filled him with indig
nation that be could- not apeak. Here,
he had apent a thousand dollars in
lalsir; and nad piled up a damp of mag
nificent rock; had <lanced attendance
for several weeks on the ‘capitalist;' had,
as bis friends piqnnutlv say, worn his
last pair of hoots out clear up to the legs;
had l»ecome glossy iu attire, and bank
rupt in small change; had raised the
highest expectations in the breasts of his
impecunious acquaintances: had written
to real estate Agents in San Francisco to
reserve a laige amount of first-class prop
erty for him to iuvest in—hod done all
this, and for what? To receive the stu
pendous offer of $200 for a mine which he
considered he was sacrificing at $15,000!
The capitalist interpreted his look of sur
prise and indignation as one of doubt us
to his financial capacity to consummate
the purchase, and assured him that all
they hud to do was to go to the bank
where hia check would be honored for
that amount! The miner swenrs he saw
bis capitalist Afterwards invest the fabu
lous amount of two bits for a regal meal,
consisting of tw'o plates of soup, and
leaving not a trace of bread on the table
to mark the spot where he had been so
desperately extravagant.
Hkavy Rains.-Parties who arrived
here from the Diamond Range, say that
the rain yesterday morning was the
heaviest ever known in that region. The
gulches and streams draining the range
swollen above their Imuks, and rushed
in torrents down the mountain gorges.
The flat At the debouchure of Pinto
Creek was all overflowed, and in some
places the water was knee deep. Wood
ruff A Ennor’s stage gut the benefit of
the storm; but came through in good
season, notwithstanding the rain uud
other drawbacks. The settlers from
Pinto to Pancake say that no Hindi fall
of rain has lieen witnessed there in their
memory.
Os Timk. Yesterday Reachey, Wines
A Co.’s coach arrived exactly at 12 m.,
the time advertised under the new ar
rangement. Those who received letters
had two hours in which to answer them.
The present hours of arrival and de
parture will prove a great Accommoda
tion to business men, as they make the
difference of one day in favor of epis
tolary com tn u mention.
Horse Talk. - Those irrepressible
youth*, Travis, Wilson A- Co., hsve a
HAuey notify in to-dav's News, about the
Htipjmsed speed of that rare hit of horse
flesh, ‘ Chamber of Commerce.' The
boys have money, and they give it a
chance, always, on every conceivable
proposition.
Central ('oumittxk Mkktiml —The
ltepubliran County Central Committee
will hold an adjourned meeting, at the
St. Nicholas Club-room, to-morrow, at 1
o’clock p. in. Matters of party import
ance will couie up, and a full attendance
is therefore desired.
Hatch A Kiplinokr have now tilted
for an active business iu staging. They
have a double line of stock on their road
to Silver 1’iirk and Ely, and make regular
trips and fast time leaving llnmilton
every Tuesday and Saturday.
Letters addressed ns follows, are held
at the poatofltoe in this city for postage:
Mrs. Anna A. Cnrll, Edwin Burnham,
Fret/ Sterk.
irttisrrUancous.
DR. S. A. McMEANS*
SYSTEM OF PRACTICE IN
RHEUMATIC CASES,
BASED t l*ON
PATHOLOGICAL IXYKNTIGATIOXN.
• a. For sale by (L K. ALEXANDER. Druggist.
Main afreet. Hamilton. jr'iS-tf
RAILROAD TO HAMILTON!
IMEViklDA. HOTHLi!
I^OR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST BOARD
in Hamilton. go to tin- Nevada Hotel. Hoard.
17 per weak. jettLlm
A. J. HOUCHTALINC & CO.
Onnn mIreel, Mufm Mill mol Main,
HAMILTON, NEVADA.
Carpenter, Joiner, Jobber,
—— 4*0
OOTATTBiLOTOn.
at All work executed with NEATNESS nn<t
DISPATCH, and
N A TIN FACTION GIVKX
In all branehea of the bu-inea*.
A. J. Hoi tamso. W. H. CUavr.n.
iuaM4f
NOTICE.
Orncx OoCRTT SravKYOR. I
Hamilton. Feb. W. 1H70. I
NWKSTCOATT. e. L. M ASON and COL.
, C. S. BULKI.EY an- the only Deputy
County Surveyor* of White Pine county. The
appointments of all others have been this day
revoked. All account* due the office will be
paid to the above deputies.
n. M. WILHON,
Jell-tf Oo. Hurvevor White Piae Co.. Rev.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX.
TON, Esq., Agent of the Bank of California,
hold* my power of attorney and ia authariaed to
collect *11 debt* due mb In White Dine County.
Persons owing the house of CUAR1>KS KOHN,
Treasure City, are notified to make Immediate
settlement, or legal proceodingH will be com
mem-Ml to obtain all claims.
CHA*. KOHN.
Treaanre Pity. March Id. 1M7». aprls if
Arrivals find l)fpi*rUire»
ARRIVAL*
iiv woodruff a knwor’s unit.
•I M Bohuiinaii A Dalton * W Jind*
Win II Kimor C Jobel M K(*rt*«*n
P 1’ Cunning- M Brewer Mm William*
ham S C .mn T Trnrer
M MrCaim K Tepi P A M.Milbr
' J 4 Wilson Wm Peter* L M tang
! it i) Perkiiih D It Barry Homer Holland
j it J Junes s I Wilson H I* M. N. vIn
j W J Be van E W Rlaade]
BY BKACHKY, WINKS A CO.'s LINK
W U Boot C HUttnberg J A Mattln-aun
C-apt Rawlings Mr Cobant
BY HATCH ti KIPLINUF.R's KLY LINK.
' S b Ferguson Miss R Sharp Ed Ren sou
j Jas Bradshaw John Kfant<*n
DEPARTURES.
by woodruff a ennob* link.
4 I) Uigelow M N Davidson K (Reason
Wm Burnett H Smith Wm Olitey
N Milage Ornefo Marauo Mrs l»a\ in
Mrs Johnson Miss N Thompson
BY HKA< HKY. WINES A CO.'S LINK.
Mrs Cleaveland Mrs J Wagner J J Halpin
II D HarriM.it Catiiarine ('lark C Newts.Id
Annls Powell H <1 Edward
BY TRAVIS. WILSON k Y’O.'s PIOCHE LINE.
Ham Light Jerry Lehigh Clias Williams
Dan Rogers John McCann Wm Douglass
Alfred Brown A boy
fliAHT Powder has stood the tent of
three yeurs trial. It is the most power
ful explosive known, and at the same
time entirely safe for common use. It is
not in any way daugerouu, handled with
half the care of ordinary powder, and
gives ten times the crushing force for the
money. Mott, Fish Ar Co. are the agents
in White Pine.
The Only Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to lie found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sheeps Tongues, and
everything else that's good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
Bullion Foie warded.—Wells, Fargo A
Co. forwarded yesterday the following
tino bullion: To Sau Francisco, 5 bars,
*4,130.2H; to Seligniau A' Co., New
York, 2 liars, *3,431.22.
Co to C. R. Alexander’s for your
drugs. foT-tf
WisrrUanrous.
AUBURN MILLS,
HE3NTO, 3VTEVADA.
THE NEVADA
LAND II MINING COMPANY,
(MM 1 'I ED,)
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,
IN ANY QUANTITY. AT THE FOLLOWING
1 NET rates
On On # Assaying per tun $40, 25 per cent. *f
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, .'tO per rent. of
Assay Value.
• on Ores Assaying per tun $60, :i7 per rent, of
Assay Value.
; «»n Orea Assaying js-r tun $70, 40 per c"iit. of
Assay Value.
; On Orea Assaying per tun $ho, 43 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying i*-r tun MO, 43 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On On-* Assaying j* r tun $100, 50 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying i*-r tun $125. 56 per cent, of
Assay Value.
• >n Ores Assaying per tun $150, 00 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying per tnn 1175, 63 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying i*-r tun $200, 65 percent, of
Assay Value.
On tin s Assaying per tun #256, CM per rent, of
Assay Value.
<ln Orea Assaying per tnn #275. 70 per rent, of
Assay Value
(In Orea Assaying per tun $303, 72 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn $350, 74 per cent of
Assay Value.
tin tin s Assaying per tim $46u. 77 percent, of
Asaay Value.
On Ores Assaying jk r tnn $600, 7H per rent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Aaaayiug per tun #«no, 70 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ore* Assaying jn-r tnn $700, 81 per rent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying i»er tun $800, H2 per cent, of
Aaaay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #000. 83 per cent, of
Assay Valt*.
On Ores Assaying per tun $1,000. H* per cent, of
Assay Value.
No charge for mill tug. sampling, or sasay*.
Gold, upwards of $2o and not exceeding $100
I>er tun, contained In silver ores, will lie paid
for at above rate*.
Assays gun inn toed to correspond with tlie J’.
s. Mint.
Ore Harks returned t«» shipjierw free of rail
road charge*
Ores sampled l»y Battery or Crusher, at option
of shipper.
J. J. IH XXK. Mnlinger.
Reno, Nev., June 1, 1870. jy7-tf
FAST FREIGHT.
'■'HE FAST FREIGHT LIKE OF W. L.
I PRITCHARD in in full blunt, mil miming
on
0 6- 11 O V u S T I M K
FROM
ELKO TO HAMILTON!
AND IS PREPARED TO TAKF.
ANY AMOUNT OF FREIGHT
FROM
Elko to White Pine!
M \ It K GOODS
CARE PRITCHARD FAST FREIGHT.
All goodn tint* marked will codip FRF.F OF
' POHWADDISO 1 11 UtllF.H AT Kl.KO
AMT.I, SHIP
nuijijTorj, onE,
Or nny other kiml of Freight,
From HAMILTON to ELKO,
OH CONTRACT To
DELIVER ORE, BULLION, ETC.,
Ill San Francisco or New York.
OFFICE:
In Cross’ Fire-proof Warehouso,
Hamilton ntreot, Hamilton, Nev.
I*. A. HOMMEN, GEO. COWLES,
Agent, Elko. Agent, Hamilton.
\V. I* PHITCHtKD,
je-411 Proprietor.
JOSIAH HOSMER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wludenuie and Retail dealer in
Flour, Qraiu, Provisions,
BUTTER, ECCS, AC., AC.
PlOrn CITY, Kl> Dlafrlrl. N*v.
Fire-Proof Warehouse Attached.
Goods Btorod
— os —
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Bent of Refereucfl Oivtm.
j.ir.l.l
Rartltmr, <#tc.'
PIONBBH
BOILER WORKS!
>1 A M I LTD \ — WH1TIC PINK.
All kinds or boilers. wnornirr iron
Tauka. Water Pipe, Door* and Shutters,
Gasometers, Blaat Furnaces, Tewer Iron I-adle*.
I All kintl* of Hheetiron Work awl Mis liine Black
| smithing. etc.
Repairing promptly attended to. at the lowest
possible terniK. J. V. IiALL,
iTHeiical Boiler Maker. Proprietor.
jeW-tf
J. M. l.AKRMAN. Job. tlonnani).
PIONEER FOUNDRY A MACHINE SHOP,
Vlroud nml Fifth Hta., Ilninlltnn.
(TODDAKD A CO.—STEAM ENGINES
T furnished to order: ln*st Quartz Mill Ma
chinere constructed and repaired, slim *, Dies,
and other Hard Iron fnrnUdwd at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having a new plant
of tools, an- prepared to do General Repairing,
Hlarksinithing, Pipe Ontting. Boiler Repairing.
Etc.. Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, and filled with
disnatcli. Jc85-tf
K. B. MOTT. JR. J. O. MOTT, O. H. TITO,
Ban Francisco Hamilton. Treasure City.
MOTT, FISH & CO.
TREASURE CITY AND HAMILTON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ii Ann w a n e ,
Mill and Mining Coods.
IRON AND STEEL. CAS PIPE,
Steam ami Umi Fitting*.
House Furitiahlng (tooili,
Ntnvev, Tin and Copper Wore.
CUTTING AND FITTING GAM PIPK,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
HOLE AGENTS FOR
Jessop’s Celebrated Steel,
Luke Superior Knglei Ku*< ,
TOY. BICKFORD &l CO.'S FUSE,
Or i ant I* o w vior,
— AND -
DUPONT’S POWDER.
Jjur MOTT. FIHII A. CO.
P. A. WAGNER,
Main Street, Hamilton, Nevada,
IMPORTKI* AX1> DKII.KR IS
HAHDWAREJ,
Mill and Mining Coods,
CAS PIPE,
Stoam Cas Pipe Fitting,
HOUSE FURNISHING ROODS.
STOVES S.
Tin and Copper Ware.
Cutting and Fitting Gas Pipe,
DON'K OX SHORT NOTICE.
•F*A11 work in onr line done with diupsteh.
ivT-tf
Ore Bags! Ore Bags!
Mine owners and superintendents
Iii want of ORE HAGS will find every sise
and quality, at lower prices than they can im
port them from San Francisco or the East. Also
TENTS. STRAINERS. HOSE, and every de
scription of SAILMAKING, at
THOMAS FLITCROFT'S.
Upper end of Main street, opposite the
Jyll-tf New Courthouse. Hamilton.
NOTICE!
FREE FORWARDING!
ON AND AFTER THIS RATE. AM' EM U.
further notion.
I will Forward Freight
From
ELKO TO WHITE PINE
FREE OF CHARGE!
n AV. EAR!..
E.lk", Nev.. lull.' 27, 1*7(1, jl27-tf
FORWARDING FREE!
TJ N T I I. EEKTHE.R NOTICE,
We will Forward Freight
From
Elko to White Pine District
FREE OF CHARCE!
hrlii'K shipping to our cam . an r»ly ujh.n
having thi lr
Freight Forwarded with Dispatch
And
At the Lowest G-oinsc Rates.
jeST-tf WfftTNF.Y A (it.
JAM ICR HKII.Lt \V. Wooifl'KT’.KY.
REILLY & WOODBERRY,
AUCTION, COMMISSION,
AVI*
3vt i isr 13sr o
\ x II
REAL ESTATE
nnoHEris.
15(1, MAIN STBKET, HAMII.TON,
Mhernl f'nhIi \<lvitnre* niiHle on
CONSIGNMENTS!
Retfillnr Sale Pit)*,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
0. 11. STEVENS, Am tioneer.
Office of P. A. JHKYKNPORFF.
j**8-tf
FOR SALE.
CA HEAP FOR CASH. A HOUSE ANl>.|«iu
j LOT. House with Three Room*. wellTfST
furnished, with water urn! every conven-JESL
ience for a comfortable residence. Hituated im
mediately in front of the C\mrtlMu*«e. For |>ar.
' tlenlara. apply at thla offet. ma'JMi*
Xiwy and .fffd stable?.
TREASURE CITY LIVERY STABLE.
E. MEYER,
rilHK ORIGINAL LI VERY AND HALE HTA
I ISLE proprietor.
Treasure Street. Treasure City,
is still holding out at the old stand, and has
elegant turnout**, horses, buggies, wagons, ami
all outfitting* |M-rtaiiiiitg to A HANDHOMK
Tf'RNOl'T.
Htock taken for kee ping, by the week, day or
month, at the LOWKrtT FORCIBLE I’KK'KH.
Outfits for PrnuporturH and EKrursiOBist* fiir
nislu'd on private terms.
Tlio Boat Stools.,
at the lowest prices, is the effort of this estab
1 lishinent.
jyfj-tf E. MEYER.
Ife Y0ST & CO. £2
LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE,
Silver Park.f 3Mev.
r|,HE PROPRIETOR** BEG LEAVE TO W
I FORM the traveling public that they ar*“
now prepared to furnish stable room for any
amount of atock, on the most reasonable terms.
The la st of groomsmen nt this establishment.
HTOCK RANCHED, at reasonable rates, by the
day, week or mouth. jeOO-lm
WisrrUancoiis.
FIONEEn
DRUG STORE!
Sw c- armes, Ag’t.'S
M:i In street, - - - - Trenail re City.
Drus«ii
P o r f 11 xxi. o m ,
Patent Modicinoa.
•^■prescriptions put up, day and night. ma2<p
Delinquent Tax List.
[Proceedsof Mims.]
State, or Nevada, Cochtt oe White Pinf.. 1
District Attorney's Office. »
NOTRE OF HITTS COMMENCED: To the
following named defendants and to all own
ers of, or claimants to the mines or mining
claims hereinafter described, known or un
known: You are hereby notified that suits have
been commenced in tlie Justice Court. Town
ship No. 1, in Hamilton, M. Atwood. Justice, by
th State of Nevada, plaintiff, against each of
the defendant* hereinafter named, ami each of
the following described mine* or mining claim*
and al! owners of or claimants to the same,
known or unknown, to recover the tax nnd de
linquency assessed to said defendants, against
the proceeds of said property for the quarter
year commencing the 1st day of October, A. D.
1809. and «tiding the .'list day of December. A. D.
1869, and that a summons has Is-en duly issued
in each ease. And you are further notified, that
bbIsm yea appear lad answer the comokiat
filed in said cause on or before the :sotb day of
July, A. D. 1870, judgment will bo taken against
you and the mine or mining claim herein do'
scribed for the amount of tax and delinquency
specified and costs of suit:
Keller mine, tax and petcentage £3 ivo.
Mahogany mine, situated in Mahogany can
yon; tax and pi reentage fi 99.
Milton mine, tax and percentage 1 19.
Minmttn mine, containing 00 bit. tax and per
centage :jso.
Minnesota mine, containing 1200 feet: tax and
percentage 3 50.
Oakland mine, containing lino feet; tax and
percentage 14 18.
Pan Hand!* mine, on Bromide Flat: tax and
p« reentage 31 82.
Joe Potts mine, containing 1800 feet, about 100
feet west of Rice Tollhouse; tax nnd percentage
8 78.
Zubric mine, containing 600 feet, on Chloride
i Flat: tax and percentage 22 91.
Sagebrush mine, 1,000 feet, Treasure Hill, m ar
Posthole; tax nnd percentage 38 10.
Sangamon mine, containing 1(810 feet: tax and
percentage 26 99.
, Caroline mine, containing 1200 feet; tax and
percentage 12 62.
Posthole mine, containing 600 feet, located on
' Chloride Hat; tax ami percentage 73 54.
Colleen Bawn mine, located on Bromide Flat:
tax and jiercentage U 21.
Charles A Theresa mine, loon feet, on Iceberg
; Hat;tax and percentage 29 04.
FI Dorado mine: tax ami percentage 16 64.
Domingo Ledge A Co. or mine, containing 800
i feet; tax an«l percentage 162 16.
Farewell mine, containing 1600 feet; tax and
, percentage 2 72.
flclk* y mine; tax and percentage It; 12.
Hartwell Ledge A Co, containing 1400 feet;
nbont one mile northwest Hamilton and east
Bullion Hill; tax and percentage 21 57.
Howard mine A Co, containing 800 feet; tax
and percentage 1 57.
The Bentin Corte* mine; tax and i»ercentage
2 80.
Black Thorn mine; tax and percentage 1 50.
John Steele-; tax and percentage 2 78.
Broom Ranger mine: tax and percentage 9 70.
chihunbnn Company; tax and parentage 14 65.
E. J. Brown mine; tax and percentage 2 65,
Seymour No. 10 mine, Chloride Hat; tax and
pern ntage 67 46.
Sierra Pascoe mine, containing ltlOO feet, on
Treasure Hill: tax ami percentage 1 30.
Josephine mine; tax and percentage 6 sc,.
Silver Ktar mine; tux and percentage *24 31.
T. H. Wills mine; tax and percentage 2 07.
You Be Dam mine; tax and percentage 3 50.
Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, |
June 28 a.d. 1870. i
F. H KENNEDY,
District Attorney White Pine Cmmty, Nev. |
EDWARD IRWIN.
HIieriff Wliite Pine County. Nev.
By Jy«*. H Hhkrmier. Deputy Sheriff
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POST-OFFICE BOOKSTORE, |
Huinllton, Nevada,
RUSSELL BROTHERS,
- DK.UJ-Us IN -
Books, Stationery, Magazines,
Newspapers, Variety Goods.
Cigars and Tobacco.
KrSHELL BROTHERS ARE Vf/n.
special agents at White Pine
for the California and X'evadu^^
Daily any Weekly Newspapers. 'Ummmr
«*r Subscription a received, and atlbarrilN-ra in
Hamiltou and Treasure city wncd with papers
immediately after arrival of 1'xpresa, every day. '
Tike PontoHIcc CTreulatfkkjf l.lhrnry !
#«|*N« w liooks ridded from time to lime.'Vs
jyfi-lf
h. Barclay. J. McIxtobr.
MoINTOSH & BARCLAY,
GENERAL FREIGHTERS,
Wholesale Dealers in
FLOUR AND CRAIN.
Storage amt Commission Merchants, j
Having rxisealed facilities for
the transportation of freight, wo ar-- pre
pared to contract
SHIPMENTS GF GRE AND BASE BULUON
FROM WHITE PINE,
Through to Newark, X. I . or any otic r point
East, or to Man Francisco, Cal
Y, ill also coiktra* t fur the delivery of Geueral
XL rchnmliae, < !•■.. to any plan- North or South
of the Railroad from Elko.
Merchants and dealers supplied with Flour.
Ilarley, Oats, 1 trail, etc.. at California price*—
transportation added.
Goods received on storage, t’aah advanced
on eonaigutneiits.
Mt*r» iiamlise aohl on corn mission.
NEVADA WAREHOUSE.
jc17-tf Hamilton, Nev. 1
TREASURE HILL S.M.&M.CO.
I^BOH \N1> AFTKII Tins ivm. VNll
1 until further notice,
ORE WILL BE MILLED
BIG SMOKY MILL
A T
$10 PBn. TUN,
And payment made, prompt, at our usual rate
of perrvntaoe
$EN. M. BT8H, Agent.
WM. McCAWKII.I., Sup t,
Hamiltou, Nev., June 22, 1870. Je22-tf
i JA*. aPBUANCS. JOHN MpRUANCK. C. G. CHAPMAN.
J. & J. SPRUANCE,
8UCOE8RORH TO J. C. HORAN k CO., |
Important and Wholesale Dealers in
Wluaa and Xjiquora
41.1 Fro til a* reef,
i> 11-ff SAN FR\NPT8CO j
Saloons. (?tr.
ENTERPRISE CELLAR.
tHHK LlllDERWdSKl' WOKIH HK'i LfctVH
| h* wiiKtnnr.* to hi* fri* wl*. ami 11m public
at Inn,*-. 1lm( lio In*-* opened the place,
where
The Best of Lager Beer,
%VInert, iiii|nor« Hinl <'lifttr*», urc kept.
LrXf’HER- -*wh #h Caviar, W*Btphnlia Ham.
Holland IlerrlnKH, H\vlw» Cheese. and other deli
cacies too niunrroii* to mention, ur* nerved at
Hive me a call. CHARLES sTT ltd.
Immediately nnd« r M«vb a ReHtnurant,
je33-lrn Main ntreet.
A. UllOWIO,
Denlei in
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Main Street, Treasure City.
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BUREAU SALOON,
MAIN HTltEKT,
TnEASTTMI CITY.
PAT. H. I.ANN AN, I
JAMES CLANCY, I 11 '
Foreign and Domestic
Wines and Liquors.
I,, ALL THE FAVORITE BRANDS Jtm
IM-tl_
ST. NICHOLAS SALOON,
ST. JULIES BUILDING,
MAIN STREET.HAMILTON.
CHOICEST BRANDY. FINEST WHISKY,
Champagne, and Case Liquor*.
All the favorite brand* of CIGARS; and every
thing pertaining to a
l*lr«t-olAOis Saloon.
fc^Call and nee ALEC.
FRANK WHEELER, * RED?
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Wine9, Liquors and Cigars,
Main street, Hamilton. Nov.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
Celebrnted Cutter Whtxky.
BOLE AGENT FOR
THE SAN BLAS CICARS.
g/“(3ood* delivered to all part* of the country.
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STONE SALOON,
E. T. ESTES PROPRIETOR,
Hamilton. White Pine, Nev.
THIE CHOICEST AND BEST SELECTED !
at nek of
Wines, Liquors, ami Cigars,
Constantly on hand. j> 7-tf j
H. LAZAHD,
Dealer in
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.,
Main street. Treasure (ity, Xrv.
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HEADQUARTERS SALOON,
VANDERBILT & LEVAN,
Proprietors,
SHKRMANTOWX, NEVA DA.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Constantly on hand, and the Brat Billiard Ta
bles in the Country.
Call ami sample Van’* Liquor* and judge for
yomuelve*. jyd-tf
CHLORIDE SALOON,
MAGGIE McOORMICK, Proprietress.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Zjlquorai and Ciga rs
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
W^Music ever}- Evening. Main *t., Hamilton.
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GRAND HOTEL
BAR AND BILLIARD ROOMS,
(Entrance on New Montgomery street,)
San Francisco, Cal.,
PETER HOPKINS, PAH. MORONEY, j
Proprietor*. Je2#-3m I
B E L D I N Q’S !
Corner of Mu In mid Dunn Street*. (
HAMI1.TOX. XRV.
nOORH UNLOCKED DURING BUSINESS
hour*, and OLD MAC always behind the
counter.
THE BEST WINES, LIQUORS,
And MIXED DRINKS.
The market afford* or skill can pn pare.
CHOICE CIGARS in the comer, and a neat
Private Room in the roar. jeS4-tf
‘ O ASI S !'
* Oft iu sandy desert*. i* r chance you find
A fertile Kjmt lor refreahina r**l;
s*i. ]den»i-. Traveler, at the *Oa*i*' call. Be
kind.
If Beer, Wine*, Cigar*, ami Cold I.iiuch I
yon give test.
Stand Ini * Oa*i* ' trie* to suit at best.*
SALOON!
Of Switzerland * anti Liniberg‘* fluent I
ehccRe;
BruuHwlek *au«ne and Frcuch sardelle*;
Russia* eaviar anti Westphalia Ham, shall
plearte.
No sham; but the imported original*'
Holland lo rring*. in salt, smoked or pickle, j
Pig* feet, also, pickled, and tongues t>f '
sheep.
Even sardine* ami lobster* your palate may
tickle.
If them with fin*- liquor* you wash or
steep.
OASIS SALOON. 1>. J. KRAUSE,
jyll-liu' Next door above Stone Saloon.
TO THE PUBLIC!
In the Field Again.
Having started a photographic
'•'."lin t which, for elegance and comfort, i*
not excelled, 1 respectfully aolieit from my old
patrons and the public at large a share of their
favor. Pictures of all branches known to the
an taken in the latest style. Satisfaction war
ranted. Prices reasonable. Do n't niiaa the
place: Gallery opposite Red Frank Wheeler's,
up stair*. Will toach tin* art to bady or Gentle
man.
jcJT.if HERM AN KRAI HE, Photographer.
Caution.
'IMIIS IH TO GIVE NOTICE TO INNOCENT
1 parti** that we hold a claim < n what 1* j
known as tin- Jlotlgin mine, Scent < an yon,
Tender county, ami int* ml to hold the sane .
r. A. HARRIS.
I. M. VNDERSON.
Hamilton. July y. 1H70. Jyll-lm j
K. K. HOOT. R. BAIUtY. |
ROOT & BAILEY,
SC('( EKHORS TO P. J. WHITE A CO.,;
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries and Provisions,
Uiulln-if Il'J Fr**nt street, San Fraticiaco, j
L.OST!
ASET of TEETH, IN GOLD SETTING. j
A suitable reward will be paid fm tlu-ir n>.
turn to thi publication office of The White Din*- |
Daily News. St. Nicholas Saloon. Main street, i
Hamilton. madO-tf
N EVADA^ MILL.
M’GOHI k DUNN RRORRIIT0RS.
OFFICE; At till. Mill, NVvail* Canyon spHI
WANTED!
••'fin TFNH OF BPLUON OR ORE. FOR
immediate shipment.
Applr to M« INTOHH .V BA ROT. AY.
JjrfMf
<£ravelfr’ti fluirtf.
RAILHOAD
Stage Line!
BEACHEY, WIRE* Jt CO., PROPRIETORB.
CHANCE OF TIME!
/ VN AM) AFTER THURSDAY. JULY 14.
* I 187<*. our stages will leave Hamilton every
day at 2 o'clock t». m.. connecting with tin
Central Pacific Railroad »t Elko—carrying Pa*
senger*. Express and United States Mail*.
Arrive in Hamilton at 12 o clock m.
THROUGH TO ELKO IS 17 HOURS’
FROM ELKO TO HAMILTON IN lO HOURS*
This company now lias the road stocked with
Splendid Nlx-Horae Tennis, and the
Latest Improved Concord Conches,
CHEAP PARE AND t*UICK TIME!
LEN. WINES. Superintendent
HOMER S. KINO. Agent.
Hamilton, Ncv.. July 1». 1*?0. Jy2 tf
WOODRUFF & ENNOR’S
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STAGE LINE!
5^ NEW ROUTEJ^I
Coaches leave Hamilton dait.v, at
14 o'clock in., running through
SILVER AIK),
EUREKA,
MINERAL Hll.L, and
RAILROAD DISTRICT,
To palisade,
Connecting with the Cars for the We«t next
morning.
Fine NEW CONCORD COACHES an.l SIX
IIORSE STOCK.
Passengers for the East mid Went will find
thin the abort) at and pleasantest route.
OFFICE: Main street. Hamilton, oppoait*
Well*. Fargo k Co.'a.
WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FROM PA LINA D E,
OVER THE 8AME ROUTE.
AF* Murk Goods care ' W. k E., PaliMade.’
Parti* h shipping good* by onr line will pleasa
give notice at our offices, at San Francisco and
Sacramento, where they will receive prompt at
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
Offices—444 < lay afreet, San Francisco; 4ft J
street, Sacramento; S3 South C street, Virginia
City; and Main street, Hamilton, White Piu«.
jy-.'.ff WOODRUFF k ENNOR. Proprietor*.
HAMILTON AND PIOCHE
A.p-gcra
STAGE LINE!
CARRYING
The II. s. Mail &V.F.& Co.'s Express.
I EAVES HAMILTON ON MONDAY AND
j THURSDAY, at 10 o’clock a. m. Arrives it
Pioche on TUESDAY' and FRIDAY’, at 10 o'clock
a. m. Leaves Pioche on MONDAY’ ami THURS
DAY. at 10 o'clock a. m. Arrives at Hamilton
TUESDAY” and FRIDAY, at 10 o’clock a. in.
This is the only established line to Pioche,
via Robinson and Patterson. Smoothest and
rpiickest route.
Also, a bram'li line from Patti rson to Silvar
Park, making close connection with our regular
stapes.
Onr road is double stock* d with fi-horae
changes.
Satisfaction guanuit*vd to (uissengers, or mo
ney refunded.
TRACIS. WILSON A; CO . Proprietors.
our FAST FREIGHT LINE will Is estab
lished in eight days. Merchants in Pioche. sil
ver Park, and intermediate points, will find it to
their advantage to mark goods • Care THAVIS,
WILSON tv CO., Fast Freight.’ jy«-ti
HAMILTON AND TREASURE CITY
STAGE LINE.
Tlio Groon Wagons
\IfILL HEREAFTER LEAVE THE AMU HU
Yf CITY AND HAMILTON Every Hour
oiaking eight round trips daily, carrying Wells.
Fargo A Co.’s Express and the United States
Mail. < onnecting with
BEACHY, WINES, * CO.’S STAGES.
Passengers and Freight called for at Is.th
points. Office at St. Nicholaa Saloon. Main-st
Leaves with the mail for Treasure City every
morning, at 7 o’clock.
jytMf JAMES HAGAR, Proprietor.
TREASURE CITY
PASSENGER LINE.
17LEGANT AND COMFORT- m n '-JTfa
J ABLE sleighs in Winter.
uul easy wagons in Hummer. Regnlartripa,
rain or shine, and perfectly safe at all times.
I A share of public patronage is solicited
je'ifl-tl ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor.
ELY STAGE LINE!
Great Through Route from Hamilton,
V I A
PATTERSON AND^ SILVER PARK.
1 NINE STOCK AND GOOD COACHES LEAVE
Hamilton twice a week. TUESDAY an.l
SATURDAY mornings, at R o'clock.
Through in Tweaty^oHr ilurn*.
Pass. ng. is for Ely will hud this mm h the
•hortest, cheapest and pleasantest rout*-.
Office—At BARNEY A. JONES Brirk Won-.
Main street, Hamilton. je'Jn-tr
XT. S. MAIL.
SOUTHERN MAIL & EXPRESS LINE.
SALT LAKE CITY
PIOCHE CITY, ELY DISTRICT.
4 |\ JULY I. l*7o. UNDER GUYERNMKNT
' 9 • "•'tract lor carry ing the UNITED STATES
M ML. the undersigned will commence to rnn
I 'UNCORD COACHES from SALT LAKE CITY
!<• ITlH'IIE CITY, vi* 1'IIOVO CITY. PILL
>HE, BEAV KR. ami other intermediate point*.
taring a contract to carry the I nited Slate
Mail and Weil*. Fargo A Co.’a Expr. a*.
stag* * will leave Salt Lake City ami Pits he
L dy Weekly, making the trip in three and *
ludf days.
K.MIE THROUGH, Riltl- cl HKKNCY.
HUGH WHITE, Proprietor.
.1 J. II YL1TN A CO..
Agent* at Horlio City
WELLS. FARGO k CO..
Jy--D Agent* at Halt Lake City.
CALIFORNIA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANT
™K FA8T KSU HELEN I HI)
l\ NTKAXKRK
CHRYSOPOL1S AND CAPITAL.
Will leave on altemute day* for Han Francis.*..,
on the arrival of the car*, at 1 \ nVtork p. in.,
fruin the foot of K street,
steamer CHKYHOPOUH. Pnater. Master, will
leave on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS »nd Fill
DAYS.
Steamer CAPITAL. Pool, Master, will have on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
Fare between Han Fratn luoo and Sacramento
will be a* follow* .
CABIN .fl.r.t*
DECK. 1.00
To Makynviu.f.—Cabin. I..YO
For NarykvilD Mint Ik* latmaMliale
Laailiiiira
The Company's steamers will leave for Marv*.
vllle and intermediate landing* daily at m'dd»y
(Saturdays ami Hmidays excepted): Humlay*, at
7 a. ut.
For Bed HIm nr.
The steamer RED BLUFF will leave fiw Red
Bluff and Intermediate landings every SATUR
DAY, at 7 o'clock a. m.
Freight secured on day prevtou* to departure
For freight "r passage apply on board, or tu.-foo*
\ ItFDINGTC>N. Agent
jefA-tf on hoard hriR^n atreet.