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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
Tuesday, July 18. *870.
£ocal agatrUtflnirr.
NTOCKIIOliDKHM DIHWTORV.
t.«HOiVKUN LEVII.il ASD fKPA D OX WHITE
TIME STOCKS.
Same of Mine, i Levied.]per SkrI /Viiwyl j Sale.
K\rn'K Hear, No 11 Apr.. .41 .05 Ang. 1 Aug. 24
I atiwim.Uun. '21 .1ft July 14 Aug. 6
.2(1 July 20 Aug. 11
.03 July 23 Aug. H
.2o July 1 July 22
.10 July 26; Aug. 15
j .00 Aug. lOjRept. 1
MEETING**.
K« lipwe Consolidated, July 23. IH7o. at 12 rn., at
210 Battery street, Han Francisco.
As Ai'FKctiso Lkctcrk.—Before pass
ing sentence, yesterday, ou M. Loon,
who had pleaded guilty to larceny. Judge
Beatty delivered a high moral lecture on
the merciful consequences and economi
cal effects of such plena. They were
calculated to have a tendency to soften
the obdurate heart of justice, nnd to save
the county from expense. They enlarged
the perforations in the strains of mercy,
and in this instance mollified the Court
into u sentence of only two years'
imprisonment. The learned Judge paused
and gave a bemguant look at Flynn, the
alleged burglar, who forthwith melted,
and uttered a long, enduring plea of
guilty. Flynn was fairly caught in
this transparent trap, to the great dis
gust of his surrounding friends. His
case was evidently on© of persecution,
and he should have met it like a man.
llis innocence could hate been cusily es
tablished. for the only evidence against
him was a kit of (insentient burglar's
tool* found in liis possession, and tho
fact that ho w as arrested coming from
another man's room, where he had un
consciously wandered, while in a state of
somnambulism, and taken $164 from a
sleeper's pocket. Whilst in this inno
cent condition of abnormal dormancy,
Flynn was evidently an irresponsible
agent suffering under a suspension of
reasoning powers— and hence not guilty
under some one of the 042 different
phases of legality insanity. Flynn is a
mistake. He won’t do
A Magnificent Dncovkey.—We have
the pleasure of announcing n very im
portant ledge discovery at an unexpected
point on the eastern brow of White Fine
Mountain. About s week since, A. It.
Biggs, Superintendent of the Jennie A.
I’onsolidatcd Company, set men to work
to clear away a site for smelting works,
to operate in connection with tin* mines
of the company. The men cut down a
deep facing in tho mountain, about 30
feet from the shaft of the Jentile A., and
then dug the ground away laterally for a
foundation. ()n Thursday last, as they
were leveling off tho hard foundation,
they struck into n splendid ledge. In
three days—that is up to last Saturday
uight—they stripped the ledge a distance
of 60 feet in extent, and took out over 50
tuns of first-class smelting ore! It is
estimated that there are 100 tuns of
similar ore in sight. The led^e is mainly
composed of gray carbonate intendiotted
with argentiferous galena, carrying a
large amount of silver ami of astonishing
avoirdupois. The furnace will not go
up on that site.
Thk Bak. Application was made yes
terday to the District. Court, by F.. B.
Stonehill. for admission to practice.
Kxainincrs wore appointed, and the ap
plicant will be put through his paces.
In view of the paucity of suits pending,
and the general hard times besetting the
legal profession, a young man of Mr.
Stonehillas versatility must hare a large
degree of temerity to hang out his shin
gle. Business is so dull now among
legal practitioners that vre could name
several. even in Hamilton, who are
forced to leave some of their bills un
paid. When an honorable profession is
in this impecunious condition, it should
not be adopted as a pursuit by a young
man possessed of large financial acu
men.
Thk Ua< * Scstoay Everybody who
could raise a piece was off to the races
on Sunday afternoon, at the Three-Mile
House, between Travis’ b. g. * Ewer
mario' mid Bishop's c. h. ‘Jimmy.’
Distance, 400 yards. The Travis gelding
^ot well off on the start, and his compe
titor failed to gather himself to his work
until about half the distance was accom
plished, when ‘Ewerinario whs some *20
feet in the lead. But ‘Jimmy’ then
came down to his work in fine stylo, and
reached the score only a foot or two lx>
tiind his nimble-footed adversary, losing
the race. Mr. Bishop was not n princi
pal in this eonteat, his horse having been
entered by an outside party.
' Bottled Up ’ at Last.—M.'Loon, the
man w ho pleaded guilty to the purloin
ing of a quantity of a lot of amalgam
from the Big SAioky mill, and who was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Beatty to
two years imprisonment, is the man
Marks who figured in the breaking into of
the Catholic Orphau Asylum, at Vir
ginia City, some two years since. He
. scaped conviction on that occasion, and
was well under the eye of the polico
Authorities during his sojourn in West
ern Nevada. Loon has at last been
withdrawn from his ambient flight, and
will hereafter soar only within the cir
cumscribed limits of a prison wall.
A Complete Krr.—Flynu, who plead
ed guilty to the charges against him yes
terday, was the possessor of a complete
set of burglar’s instruments. Ho had
an assortment of skeleton and safe
keys, such as would have went Hikes into
•xtaeies. Jimmies, safe-borers, dark
lanterns, steel bits, nippers and every
tool an honest hmglar could desire,
were comprised in this verv superior
outfit.
Fikk Alamm.—About 1 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, the fire bell made things lively
in town for a while, by ringing an alarm.
It was caused by a dense quantity of
smoke and blaze rising from a foul stove
pipe in the rear of the Oakland Lodg- !
ing-honse. We will state that the pro
prietor was at tho base ball ground play
ing nt the time, ho that ho may not be 1
annoyed by idle question* from over-in
quisitive person*.
1(a<'£m.—About 150 i crsouH, among
whom were tunny liulie*, attended tho !
race*, which took place about three miles :
below Sherniantowu, on Sunday after- j
noon. Several scrub rimes were rnn by
very indifferent stock, but ou some ol ■
which the lotting was quite lively. Tho
main race was at 5 p. in., between the
k°rs«* of Converse, and Watson's
bay mare—tho former winning easily.
Instance, 44«» yards.
Bullion Mniivhnt -WnIU, Fargo Ar
( u. shipped since our last the fullowiug:
•I Win. weighing 320 pound., from Ely,
rslnjst at *3,300.37, to tho Hank of Cali
lornin, Han Francisco; slso, li liars, 175
pound* value, *8,803.40 same destina- 1
ion; also, froIU th1Mth Aurora mine 2
B1' pounds, value *3,394.35, to.T, !
Jt « Beligtnsu At Co., New Vork.
Auii'mn No. 2.- Holly, King A Co, 1
commenced operations on thia mine yes
terday, Ujr putting nve men to work.
Ore has been already milled from this
mine which went up to a satisfactory
Bguro, but development was interrupted
by litigation, j
District Court.
Hon. W. II. Beatty, presiding.
Monday, July 18, 1870.
State vs. James Campbell; obtaining
, money under false pretenses. Continued
i until to-morr*>vv. and Kittr« 11 included in
the defense.
In the application of K. B. Hton< hill
to practice law—J. C. Foster and Thog.
P. Hawley appointed examiners.
State vs. Loon. Sentenced to two
years in State Prison.
State vs. Nat. Furst. Motion to dis
miss appeal denied, and defendant sen
tenced to pay a fine of $100 and costs,
aud that he be imprisoned until fine bo
paid for a term not exceeding 04 days.
State vs. Flynn. Kittrel) added as at
torney for defendant, who thereupon
Ideaded guilty to l>oth charges grand
arceuy and having burglarious tools iu
** *~n. Sentence to be passed
New Hmki.tiso Wouks,—Gov< rimr J.
L. Mattcson yesterday put a large force
of men to work breaking ground, near
the old graveyard, for the purpose of
erecting new smelting works. Ho has
purchased a large tract of laud from Mr.
Walton, together with a Hue spring,
which will supply the works with a con
stant Htrenm of water. He will erect
three furnaces, and purposes connecting
w ith the establishment a system ot separ
ating vessels. The machinery for the
works was to have arrived at Elko yes
terday, and in a few days we may look
for all the iron woik and the engine re
quired for the successful operation of the
enterprise. We welcome this new evi- j
dencc of confidence in our metalic re- j
sources, and hope that it may prove pro- j
fit able to its proprietor, as it will cer- j
tfdnly prove advantageous to the miners.
Governor Mattcson is a substantial rep
resentative of Eastern capital, and the |
expedition w ith which he has placed in I
practical shape bis determination to I
carry out the tuiththat is in him. ftSattM h
us thnt the enterprise will not fall through
if energy and means can make it a suc
cess.
Committee Miehno.— Tbt coumiit- j
teen, appointed by the meeting Saturday i
night to further the object of pstabliah
ing separating works here, held a very ;
interesting meeting last night, and ap
pointed sub-committees to take tho pre
liminary steps to place the whole matter 1
in practical shapo. The latter will j
report the result of their investigations '
and labors to a full committee meeting 1
on Friday night, when both general
committees will prepare their report to 1
lay before the adjourned meeting of citi
zens to be held on Saturday night. We i
may not, just now. divulge the fact*
with which we arc conversant, in rela
tion to this important movement, but wo
violate no secrecy in saying that the
project is meeting with the most satis
factory encouragement, and that White i
Pine will soon present a very difft rent
aspect in her legitimate interest* from i
what she does now.
Goon Tiding*.—Splendid ore has been j
brought here within the last hours
from mines situated about a milo north '
of Mount Ophir. A sample from the |
badger Stab* is now in the hands of the .
a Mayer, nud when we hear how much it 1
shows, w«* shall let the public know. A
series of throe mines there are pro- j
nounced v* ry promising.
kHisrrUatifous.
PROCEEDINGS
Of the t nlon R«*|»ubllritn tttate Cen
tral Committee.
AT a MEETING OF THE ENION REPEB
LICAN State Central Committee, held at
Virginia City, June SI, 1870, It wax
Rfmilvi d, That a State c<*nv«ntion of the Na
tional Enion Republican Party tie held at F.lko
on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FUM!'. 1070, to nominate caadidati a for tba fol
lowing office*, to wit Governor, Lieutcnant
Governor, Reprv (tentative in Con Ere**, Justice of
the Supreme Court, Secretary of Stale, Attorney
General. Treasurer of State, Controller of stair.
Surveyor-General. Superintendent of Pkblio In
*tmction, Stale Miueralogint, and Clerk of the
Supreme Court, and the transaction of racb
other buatnexx a* shall prujxrly come lx I re
said Convention.
Ou motion. Betkdvrd, That each county be
entitled to one D*-1<-Rate at large, one for each
<>n« hundred (1001 votes, and one for each frac
tion over fifty (Mil cast for the Republican lT*‘*i
d< ntial Elector* at the election of ISliH.
On motion, Resolved, Ilia! we recommend to
the several County Central CYmmiith-e* that tho
Primary Election ot L»* legat.•* to b*>th State and
County Convention* be held on the 15th day of
September, 1k7o, and that at nald election one ;
<!• legation lx* elected to Uie State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion. R«*olv«d, Thai a voter at the
Enion Republican iTiniartea hhall poaaca* the
following qualification*: lie *hall 1** a citizen
of th'* Enited State* and State of Nevada, he
Hhall at the time of voting at the Pnmarie■* be a
qualified elector and reRixtered voter of the prr
cinct in which be offer* to vote, he *hall have
voted the Enion Republican ticket, State and
National, at the t'eneral election of November.
A. D 1 H*i8, or would have done »*> had it been
]x>*nibh’ to vote; be aha!! sole-uinly pledge him
self to vote for the nominee* of the Enion Re
futblican party at the general election in Nov* in
ier. A l). l87o.
KcHnlved. That we recommend to the wveral
County Central Committee!, that on the day of
the iTimary Election for Be legato# to the aev
••ral Conventions, the |>eople be requested to e*.
prean their preference for the candidate* for the
—TMil offic. a, *fxt< and t untv, h difact
vote.
Delegate! are apportioned to the aeveral coun
tie a ax follow*:
Churchill.2 Nye.4
DourUx. 4|Onuaby.ft
Esmeralda. 4) Storey.44
Humboldt .. . 4 Wa*boc..10
Lyon. .ft'Elko.8
lender. 11 White Pine.10
Lincoln.2 —
Total.95
N A. II. BALL,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Na
tional Enion Republican Party.
Jo'28-td C. 0. Battkrmas, Secretary
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Time Schedule, July I I, 1070.
l'aeK gt-r
EASTWARD. Train ; Sunday Mixed*
Dill} 8X4 • l' 1
San Franciaco.. .L've 8 KM am Itairsi 7.iK»i-m
Oakland. •• 8:80 ** » •• .
Null Jour. •• 8:116 •• 3.26 «• .
Htockton. “ 12:07 rv 8:16 " !.
Sacramento.Ar'v 1:60 “ 10KM) " i 7:40 am
Sacramento.I.'ve| 2:10 •• ..._1 9:00 “
Marysville.Ar’v 4.00“ .j 1:16 pm
Cblco. *• 0:46 “ . 5:20 “
Colfax rL've 5.00 •• i' v j' 4 .-00 “
Reno. " 1.15 am I 5.16 am
Wlunenmcca.... “ 9:10“ | *2 1016pm
Hattie Mountain. “ 12:00 m I -3 q j 3 60am
Carlin. •* 3:10 pm >.2 '10:00“
Elko. “ 4:40 " 1 "a- ; 12:30 PM
Kelton. “ 1:80 AM' Q ■£ 7:46 am
Ogden.Ar'v! 000 “ , 7 (to "
J KijmHaJ'uHs'g. ri
WESTWARD. | Train, i Sunday ' Mixed1*
Dali y. exrep'd.
Ogden.I.'ve flOO PM.*. 600PM
Helton. “ 10:42 “|. 1 30 AM
Elko. '• 8:45 am. 7:15p»i '
Carlin. “ 10:15 “ . 9:45 “
Hattie Mountain, “ 1:25 pm. 3Kt5 AM
Winnemucoa- •• 4:06 •• . 900 *• 1
Reno. " 1:00 am.111:30“
Colfax. 8:45“
(’In.-,.. •• 6 Mi I"
Maryaville. “ 9:10 •• . 2:30 PM
Sacramento.Ar'v 1125 “ . 6:30 “ i
Sacramento.I.'ve 11:45 “ 7K8»am 7:3t) •• '
Htockton. 1:40 PM 8 :45 “ . 1
Han Joae.Ar'V| 6:30 “ 12:45 PM .
Oakland. “ i 5 30 “ 12:10 “ |.
Hau Franciaco... “ | 6:00 “ 12:44) '• (0:80 4* j
A. N. TOWNE, General Hu peri ntendent.
T. H. GOODMAN, Geu. Paaa. A#’t. Jyl-tf
THE QIANT POWDER CO.,
A mm HAVING ENLARGED ITS WORKS,
ha* tvHuioed the manufacture of ita
BLASTING POWDER.
BAXDMANN, X El WON L CO.,
General Agent*,
till Proof atr* *■!, San Kraiuiaco, Cal.
JfOTT, FINN A CO..
Local Airenta,
JfBHiu Hamilton. Nevada.
Arrival* nr«l
ARRIVALS.
BY WOOOftVE/ * fcKItuu'a List.
Jan Donahue Oro Nelson J Walxb
J Buckley C Carpenter E Woodruff
Mr* E Trimble HAhhirn MrAtnttharv
Pt W OaMlri} .1 A Tippln M Un kw. 'l
Chan Cul li ri J Miller J Land
J W Stotts lb rtha Kalin L Fisher
John Johnston Airs Johnson I^mi* Frank
IC Bhvell C Burge John (’Lina
BY BRACKET, WINK* * CO.'8 LINE.
Mrs Rieka Mrs Pdy Jno McIntosh
C w Lightxur It Williams I> W Bradd'sk
8 M Mott M McCarty t haw Tiller
W P Beach* v A Champion Air Potter A: lady
L Brrslauer J F Walk? Ueo Ibrnxtcin
DEPARTCREH.
by arH-rmuFK a innob’h line.
T B ilruffej T J Joiioh P Cniminghiim
II E (treeno .1 Phlnano u Hugh Law !< r
Fred Htewarl W H Hpeuc-er A MeLane
Papt Blasdt-I Geo Ijiyvk W 1 Bevan
Geo Thatcher J Marker J Kalliuas
WH McCornick J C Hannon W F Balding
BY BEA< UKT, WINES l CO.'a LINE.
Jas Buckle 3’ W H Boery Alfred Bonin
G B (’alder E Stahle
by t ha via. wii.80N k co. a !• looms use.
Buna Bcott L M Mott Miss Davis
H I Thonit-.n J F Walkr ( has Htilcr
A C Muir Alci Mandich W E JohuMon.
The Only Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to he found at Byrne’s
old stand, in Perry's Sah»on, Main at.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sheeps Tongues, and
everything else that '« good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
Science Nospli'h*ki».—Judge Beatty,
yusterduy, performed a ft at iu natural
science which no common ornithologist
could have accomplished. In four ca
balistic words bo metnmorfdiosed a boon
into a .Jail Bird.
Special Maktino. —Liberty Hose Com
pany will meet this evening, at 8 o'clock,
at the City Hall.
Co to C. R. Alexander’s for your
drug*. ffc7-tf
WiorrUancous.
DR. S. A. McMEANS'
SYSTEM or PRACTICE IN
RHEUMATIC CASES,
BASED UPON
PATHOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION*.
BSt»F<*r •*»!*■ by O. H. ALEXANDER, Dnigglht,
Main Htreet. Hamilton * je23-tf
RAILROAD TO HAMILTON!
NEVADA HOTEL.!
I^OIi THE BEST AMI CHEAPEST BOARD
in Hamilton, K" to tIt** N* vadl Hotel. Board,
f7 per week. je'£hlm
FAST FREIGHT.
riMIE PAST FREIGHT LINE OF W. L.
1 PlUTCIfAI(D i* in full blast, and running
on
6 6- I I < > IT K ^ T 1 M K
r h o m
ELKO TO HAMILTON!
AND 1H PREPARED TO TAKE
ANY AMOUNT OF FREIGHT
FROM
Elko to White Pine!
MARK GOODS
CARE PRITCHARD FAST FREIGHT.
All good* 1 bus marked w ill como FP.EE OF
FORWARDING CHARGES AT ELKO.
WILL SHIP
BULiLilOlNT, ORE,
Or Nuy other kind of 1'n-lglil,
From HAMILTON to ELKO,
HR CONTRACT TO
DELIVER ORE, BULLION, ETC.,
Id Sail Francisco or New York.
OFFICE:
In Cross' Fire-proof Warehouse,
Hamilton *treel, Hamilton, Ncv.
P. A. BOM MEN, GEO COWLES,
Agent. Elko. Agent. Hamilton.
W. L. PRITCHARD,
Je*4ll Proprietor.
VIA TOANO!
F. F. MARX,
General Forwarding
-AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
'll’ILL MAKE ADVANCES ON FREIGHT,
V ? and ship all good* consigned to hia care
f*»r any and all Mining Cam pH iu Southeastern
Nevada, and to all point* in Idaho.
Shortest and l>e*t route* and FREE road a to
ECAN CANYON.
DEEP CREEK.
KERN.
PATTERSON,
SILVER PARK.
ROBINSON.
BELMONT,
SHOSHONE,
PIERMONT,
ELY,
COOPER, and
SACRAMENTO DISTRICTS,
And all point, n.ljorint t 1 Spring slid St.-plim
Valleys.
Commissions and Freights
The very Lowest.
DIRECT CARE OF DIAMOND
M, TOANO.
Jylt-tf F F. MARX.
POST-OFFICE BOOKSTORE,
Hamilton, Nevada,
RUSSELL BROTHERS,
-— m’Airne iv
Books, Stationery, Magazines,
Newspapers, Variety Goods,
Cigais and Tobacco.
IlMiSCU. BROTUFtll
IV Hpccinl mo uth at Wh
for the California nml
Dally any Weekly Xewipai
AySubacriptiona received, ami nulwcribers in
Hamilton and Treatum- City nerved with paper*
immediately after arrival of Ezprea*. every day.
The I*oHt«»fllee Circulating Library 1
4#*New book.* added from time to time.^Di
Jyfl-tf
DENTISTRY.
Neeoittl door above ilia Nlone shIuhii,
Main Street, Hamilton.
I am FULLY PREPARED TO
inrform ail operations iu the
Dental Art. Having been in
continued practice since imo. 1
feel well assured at I will l»c able to satisfy all
who may require my services.
JeW-tf F. C. NICHOLS.
Dissolution Notice.
H'BK FIRM or SCRIBNER. TAYLOR k CO.,
| Real Estate Brokers, is this day dissolved.
w. IV TAYLOR.
July 0, 1»70. j> l.'-lm
House and Sign Painting!
WM. WILSON,
House, Sip, ami Ornamental Painter
Main street, opposite Red Wheeler**.
N. B. Taper Hanid»K. Glazing, etc., executed
with neatness and diapati'h. tnarRMf
Himhme, (ftr.
PIONBH XX
BO I LER WORKS !
II A >11LTOX — WHITE PINE.
ATX KINDS OF BOILERS, WROUGHT IRON
Tanks, Water Pipe, Doors and Shutters,
Gasometers, Rlast Furnaces, Tewt-r Iron ladles.
All kinds of Sheet iron Work and Machine black
smithing. etc.
Repairing promptly attended to, at the lowest
possible terms, X V. HALL,
Practical Boiler Maker, Proprietor.
je‘23-tf
J. M. Ukxhax, Jon. GonnABD.
PIONEER Ffll'YDRY A MACHINE SHOP,
Ilroail ait<l Fifth SI*., Hamilton.
S10DD\ltl> .V CO.-STEAM ENGINES
" T furnished to ortler; beet Quart/ Mill Ma
chinery constructed and repaired. Shoes. Dies, j
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having a new plant
of tools, are prepared to do Gem ral Repairing.
Rlaeksmithiug, Pipe Cutting, Boiler K« pairing.
Etc., Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, and filled with
disoatcli. j»23-tf
e. b. Btorr,an. 3. a. mott, o. a. fish,
San Francisco. Hamilton. Treasure City. ,
MOTT, FISH & CO.
TREASURE CITY AND HAMILTON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ii a n r> w are,
Mill and Mining Ccods,
IRON AND STEEL, CAS PIPE.
Ntenm anil Gun Fitting’s,
House FnrnUliing Good-,
Stoves. Tin and Cojrorr Wam.
CUTTING AND FITTING GAM P1PF,
DOVE ON SHORT NOTICE.
SOLE AGENTS FOB
Jessop’s Celebrated Steel,
Like Superior (Kaglr) Fuse,
TOY, BICKFORD & CO.'S FUSE,
G-1 nut T* o w dor,
-AXD —
DUPONT’S POWDER.
Jy3*tf MOTT, FISH .v» C O.
P. A. WAGNER,
Main Street, Hamilton, Nevada,
mroRTEfl AND r»K.»I.ER tv —
HARDWARE,
Mill and Mining Goods,
CAS PIPE,
Steam Cas Pipe Fitting,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
JS rT7 OVE S,
Tin and Copper Ware.
Cutting and Fitting Ga« Pipe,
nOVK ON' SHORT NOTTCF.
97“ Ml work in onr line done with ilUpati h.
Jy7.tf
Ore Bags! Ore Bags!
M»NE OWNERS AND hupfrintendentb
iu want of ORE BAOS will find every site
and quality, at lower prices than they can im
port them front Ran Francisco or tin* East. Also
T ENTH. 8TRAINEHH. HOKE, and even dl~ \
r« Tint ion of SAlL-MAKINO. at
THOMAS ELITCROFT B.
rpper end of Main street, opposite the
Jyll-tf New Courthouse. Hamilton.
NOTICE!
FREE FORWARDING!
ON ANI> AFTER THIS I)\TF. IM> U NTIE
further notice,
I will Forward Freight
From
ELKO TO WHITE PINE
FREE OF CHARGE!
n. w rare.
Elk,', NVv.. Jmii 77, laTO. j< 2T-1f
FORWARDING FREE!
|| S T I I. FURTHER NOTICE,1
We will Forward Freight
From
Elko to White Pino District
FREE OF CHARGE!
Parties shipping to our can can rely upon
having their
FreifM Forwarded with Dispatch
And
At the Lowest Going Bates,
Jc27.tr WHITNEY k CO.
.Tamfb Reilly. W. Wootbwwit.
REILLY A WOODBERRY,
AUCTION. COMMISSION,
ASP
FORM II DIM MKIICHANTS.
1VE 13Sr X RT Gr
\ X P
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
120. MAIN STREET. HAMILTON
lillicrRl Cn*li Advance* made on
CONSIGNMENTS!
Iteifular Sale IP)*,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
C. M. STEVENS. Auctioneer.
Olllct* of I>. A. NKYEADORFF.
JtU-tf
FOR SALE.
(1RKA1* 1 OR CASH. A HOI Sh ANly...
j LOT. House with Tins* Knout*, well h jtj
»V
ienco fur a comfortable rvaidc-ncc. bituaP d iiii
im-diaUly in front of the Courtlo oh*. Lor par
ticular*. apply at thia ofRco. ma?Mf*
£ivcri| ami fttA StaMfS.
TREASURE CITY LIVERY STABLE.
E. MEYER,
riMIK ORIGINAL LIVERY AND SALE 8TA
X BLK proprietor,
Treasure Street, Treasure City,
i* still holding otit at the old stand, and has
elegant turnouts, horses, buggies, wagon*, and
all out fittings pertaining to A HANDSOME
TURNOUT.
Stock taken for keeping, by tbo week, day or
month, ut the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Outfits for Prospectors and Excursionist* fur
nished on private terms.
1*1x0 Boat Stock,
at the lowest ibices, is the effort of tills estab
11 aliment.
Jjrfi-tf E. MEYER.
tH YOSTjfc CO. Jg.
LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE,
Silver Paris.* 3M©v.
rpHE PROPRIETOR8 BEG LEAVE TO IN
1 FORM the traveling public that they are
now prepared to furnish stable room for any
amount of stock, on the most reasonable term*.
The best of groomsmen at thia establishment.
STOCK RANCHED, at reasonable rate*, by the
day, week or month. JeStMiu
pisrfUatuous.
piowBinn
DRUG STORE!
?}w. C. ARMIES, Ag’t.^
Main street, - - - - Treamrr (Tty.
Sr Ufa,
I- c r f u ra e ■ ,
Fatent 3VE odlolno m.
•^Prescriptions put up, day and night. ma2g
Delinquent Tax List.
[Froceedi of Mines.]
State or Nevada, Corirnr or White Pike, \
District Attorney'! Office. }
N'OTICE OF SETTS 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 the Justice Court. Town
ship Vo. 1, in Hamilton, M. Atwood, Justice, by
the State of Nevada, plaintiff, against each of
the defendant! hereinafter named, and each of
the fallowing described mines or mining claims
and all owners of or claimants to the same,
known or unknowm, to recover the tax and de
linquency assossed to said defendants, against
the proceeds of said property for the quarter
year commencing the 1st day of October, A. D.
1*00, and ending the 31st day of December, A. D.
I860, and that a summons has been duly issued
in each ease. And you are further notified, that
unless you appear and answer the complaint
filed In said cause on or before the 30th day of
July, A. D. 1870, Judgment will bo takai against
you and the mine or mining claim herein de‘
scribed for the amount of tax and delinquency
specified and costs of suit:
Keller mine, tax and percentage |3 60.
Mahogany mine, situated in Mahogany can
yon: tax and percentage 5 99.
Milton mine, tax and percentage l 19.
Minnetta mine, containing GO feet; tax and per
centage 3 30.
Minnesota mine, containing 1200 feci; tax and
peref ntage 3 50.
Oakland mine, containing 1400 feet; lax and
percentage 14 48.
Pan Handle mine, on Bromide Flat; tax and
percentage 31 82.
Joe Potts mine, containing 1800 feet, about 100
feet west of Rice Tollhouse; tax and percentage
8 78.
Zubric mine, containing GOO feet, on Chloride
Flat: tax and percentage 2294.
Sagebrush mine, 1,000 feet. Treasure Hill, near
Posthole; tax and percentage 33 10.
Sangamon mine, containing 1000 feet; tax and
percentage 20 99.
Caroline mine, containing 1200 feet; tux and
percentage 12 62.
Posthole mine, containing 600 feet, located on
Chloride Flat, tax and percentage 73 54.
Colleen Bawn mine, located on Bromide Flat:
tax and percentage 13 21.
Charles k Theresa mine, 1000 feet, on Iceberg
Flat; tax and percentage 29 64.
El Dorado mine; tax aud percentage 16 64.
Domingo Ledge k Co. or urine, containing *00
feet: tax and percentage 162 16.
Farewell mine, containing 1600 feet; tax aud
percentage 2 72.
Oelkey mine; tax and percentage 16 12.
Hartwell Ledge A Co, containing 1400 fuet;
about one mile northwest Hamilton and east
Bullion Hill; tax and i>omutage 21 57.
Howard mine A Co, contaluing 800 feet; tax
and percentage 1 57.
The Beiitin Cortes mine; tax aud percentage
2 80.
Black Thorn mine; tax and pen t ntage 1 50.
John Steele-; tax and percentage 2 7ft.
Broom Ranger mine: tax and percentage 9 70.
Chihuahua Company; tax and percentage 14 55.
E. J. Brown mine: tax ami percentage 2 G5.
Seymour No. 10 mine, Chloride Flat; tax and
!*• frontage 67 46.
sierra Pascoe mine, containing 1060 feet, on
Treasure Hill; tax aud percentage 1 30.
Josephine mine; tax aud percentage G 86.
Silver Star mine; tax and percentage 24 31.
T. U. Wills mine; tax aud percentage 2 07.
You B« Dam mine; tax aud percentage 3 56.
Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, 1
June 28 a.d. 1870. I
F. H. KENNEDY,
District Attorney >Yhito Pine Cnuuty, Ntv.
EDWARD IRWIN.
Sheriff White Tine County. Ntv.
By Jno. H. bHFRMiF.n, Deputy Sheriff.
jc29-oaw4w
AUBURN MILLS,
nENO. NEVADA.
THE NEVADA
LAND &, MINING COMPANY,
(LIMITED,)
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,
IN ANY QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
NET rates:
On Ores Assaying per tun *40, 36 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn #60, 30 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn 560, 37.^ per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnu f70, 40 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #80, 43 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #90, 48 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying i**r tnn #100, 30 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #125, 58 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #130, Go percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per Inn *175, 83 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnu #200, 85 percent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #250. CS per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ona Assaying j^r tun $275, 70 percent, of
Assay Value.
On OroB Assaying per tnn #000, 72 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $350, 71 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assayiug per tun *400, 77 |*er cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *500, 78 per rent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *C00. 79 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #700, *1 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *8<io, 82 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying p^r inn #900, 83 perceut. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun #1,000, 84 p<-r cent, of
Assay Vain-'.
No charge for milling, sampling, or assays.
Gold, upwards of #20 and not exceeding #100
per tnn, contained in silver ores, will Repaid
for at above rates.
Assays guaranty d to correspond With the V.
H. Mint.
Ore bavks returned to shipper" free of rail*
road charges.
f'res sampled by Bath ry or Crusher, at option
of shipper.
J. J. Dt’.WK, Manager.
Reno, Nev., June 1,1870. JyT-tf
WANTED!
TAA TOW OF BULLION OR ORE, FOR
immediate shipment.
Apply to M« 1NT08H A BARCLAY.
Jy9.tf
FOR BUSINESS CARDS.
Jlrji t&ootlsi, <^tr.
me Spring Campaign Ms Opened!
J. COHN & BROTHER
Hare Rallied tbcir Force* and are now
IN TKS FIBXil),
RKtDY FOR ACTION.
HU-rti Wilder frown* Lave psH*tul away,
And beauteous Spring returns one* more,
With radiant smiles and color* gay.
Proclaiming Winter's fashions o'er.
The skies are bathed in deeper blue,
The soaring clouds are purer white,
While seem* re-created new
A paradise for man's delight ;
But the kindly garb that nature wear*.
Resplendent though It be.
Is not half so dazzling to the eye
as Tit
NEW SPRING STYLES
Just received at the
MAMMOTH CLOTHING EMPORIUM
— or —
J. COHN So BRO.,
Main Street, third door below Dodd,
HAMILTON, XEV.
OUR SPRING 8TOCK
-or —
CLOTHING
is or
THE NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
STYLES. MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
FOR THIS MARKET, AND UNEQUAL
ED FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY
ANYWHERE ON THE COAST.
oun PRXCBS
m
ASTONISHINGLY LOW!
We tinve determined to run
A LIVELY OPPOSITION
TO ALL CLOTHING NTOHKN,
And have mode TREMENDOFR REPFCTIONB
in onr price*.
WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
And hid Defiance to the World.
We offer ran inducement* to all in want of
Clothing,
Furnishing Good*,
Inderwrar,
Roots aud Nlioea,
Hut*, Trunka,
Valiae*, etc.
And proclaim, iu accent* wild, that immenae
bargain* are to be had at the
CLOTHING KMPORI1 M
J. COHN & BROTHER,
Who are the only clothing dealer* not to
l*e controlled.
Don't forget the place;
Main Street, third door below Dunn.
J. COHN BROTHKR,
je22-tf Hamilton.
h. irwis a co., n. lewis,
Pioche .Ely. Austin, Nev. |
H. lewi* a co.. Hamilton.
PER PACIFICRAILROAD,
direct from
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
H. LEWIS & CO.
□ MAIN HTREET,
Hamilton. Nov.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS,
Have jest received tiie largest
and
BEST SELECTED STOCK
-OF
SUMMER GOODS
-ON 1 HE—
PACIFIC_COAST.
Having perfected their arrange
MENTB with Eastern Houses, are now
Importing their Goods from
NJ3W VOHK,
DIRECT, aud offer to sell them
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Oasslmer Suita,
Dreas Suita,
Boota, Shoea,
Hats, Capa,
Blankets, Trunka,
Valises,
Ant . stock of O- ntlfUi.-ii ,
Furnishing Goods.
Also, a well *> lected stock of
LADIES' FANCY DBY GOODS,
Wich will be acid at Coat Price. Give ua a call,
jya-tj
SWisrrUancous.
WANTED!
1 FIFTEEN Oil TWENTY EXPERIENCED
hands, to
SBZ3AH flBBBF.
Apply to J. It. WITHINOTON
jt>30-if Or R. P. DAYTON.
WANTED.
2 AAA CORDS OF WOOD WANTED AT i
•UUU the Dayton and Manhattan Mills—
to be pine and mahogany. Apply to
jy8> JOHN GRAY. *
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON AND AFTER JULY 15. 1X70, THE
Agency of the Dank of California, ami the
Ranking Department of Wells, Fargo A Co., will !
open at 9 a. ni. and ••lose at 3 p. ni.
JOHN A. PAXTON. j
Agent Dank of California.
HOMER R. KING.
jyl-tl' Agent Wells, Fargo A Co.
IMPROVED AMERICAN FAN.
riMIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
1 an Improved Fan for Smelting Furnaces or
for forcing air into mines, etc., which far sur
passes anything now in use lor Quantity of Mast,
and is equal in force to the celebrated Stetefehit
Fan. It la durable, and easily set up Uy any
ordinary man: and an the motion U only from
700 to MOO resolution* per minute, for an ordi
nary blast, it take* to more power than those
imported. True, *125. With patent oiler, f 131
tofiaa. Apply to ( HAS. LAS! P MAN,
Russell A Co. a Lumber Yard, llamiltou, Nov.
_ jyii-tf
ja«. iryixvt. John sraraNcK. c. c. chapman.
J. & J. 8PRUANCE,
SUCCESSORS TO J. C. HORAN A CO.,
Importer* and Wholesale Deader* Ui
Wiuoa And Zjlquors
415 Front #tr«et,
jyll-tf SAN FRANCISCO.
CALIFORNIA CLARET.—A LARGE STOCK
) for tale in quantities to suit.
Jrg.‘>w FORRFR A CO . Main atrsot.
IrarrUr'J <Buldf.
Stage fesLine!
8EACHEY, Willi* * OQ-i MOHMTOR*.
CHANCE OF TIME!
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, JULY 14,
1870, onr stage* will leave Hamilton every
day at 2 o'clock p. in., connecting with the
Central Pacific Railroad at Elko-Mrrying P...
sencer*. Express and United Staten Mallr.
Arrive In Hamilton at 12 o'clock m.
THROUGH TO El-KO IN IT HOURS!
FROM ELKO TO HAMILTON IN It* HOURS!
This company now has the road stocked with
Nplendld Mix-Horse Tenma, and the
Latest Improved Coneord Coaches.
CHKAP PARK AMD HCICK TIME I
LEX. WINES, Superintendent.
HOMER 8. KINO, Agent.
Hamilton, Kev„ July 13, 1870. J)2-t!
WOODRUFF & ENNOR’8
STAGE LINE!
r? NEW ROUTE! .413
COACHES LEAVE HAMILTON DAILY. AI
19 o'clock m., running through
SILVERADO,
EUREKA,
MINERAL HIl L, and
RAILROAD DISTRICT,
To PA.XJIBsA.£>IDt
Connecting with the Cars for the West m\t
morning.
Fine NEW CONCORD COACHES and BIX.
HORSE STOCK.
Passengers for the East and West trill And
this the shortest and pleasantest route.
OFFICE; Main *tr*M»t, Hamilton, opposite
Wells, Fargo A Co.'a.
WL WILL ALSO RUN A
FA8T FREIGHT LINE
FROM PALISADE,
OVER THE SAME ROUTE.
93T Mark Goods care • W. k E.f Palisade.'
Parties t-hlpping goods by our line will plerae
give notice at our offices, at San Francisco and
Sacramento, where they will receive prompt at
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
Offices— 994 Clay street, Kan Francisco; 90 J
street, Sacramento; K3 South C street, Virginia
City; and Main street, Hamilton, White Pine.
Jy2«tf WOODRUFF k F.NNOR. Proprietor*.
HAMILTON AND PIOCHE
STAGE LINE!
CARRYING
The U. S. Mail & W. F. & Co.’s Express.
I EAVES HAMILTON ON MONDAY AND
A THURSDAY, at 10 o’clock a. m. Arrives at
Pioche on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 o’clock
a. m. Leaves Pioche on MONDAY and THURS
DAY, at 10 o’elock a. in. Arrives at Hamilton
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 o’clock a. m.
ThU is the only establish! d line to Pioche.
via Robinson and Pattersou. Smoothest and
quickest route.
Also, a branch line from Patterson to Silver
Park, making ylose connection with our regular
stages.
Our road is double stocked with 6-horto
changes.
Satisfaction guaranteed t<* passengers, or mo
no v refunded.
TRAVIS, WILSON k CO., Proprietor*.
Our FAST FREIGHT LINE will he estab
lished in eight days. Merchants in Pioche, Sil
ver Park, and intermediate points, will find it to
their advantage to mark goods ‘ Care TRAVIS.
WILSON S CO., Fast Freight.’ Jy4-tf
HAMILTON AND TREASURE CITY
ST ACE LINE.
Tlio Groon Wa-souw
WILL HEREAFTER LEAVE TREASURE
TV CITY AND HAMILTON Every Hour -
making eight round trips daily, carrying Wells,
Fargo A Co.’s Express and the United States
Mail. Connecting with
BEACHY, WINES, k CO.'S STAGES.
Passengers and Freight called for at bctl*
points. Office at St. Nicholas Saloon. Main-st.
Leaves with the mail for Treasure City every
morning, at 7M o'clock.
Jy2-tf JAMES HAGAR, Proprietor.
TREA8URE CITY
P A 8 S E N CER LINE.
Elegant and comfort.
ABLE sleigh* in Wlnter.W
and easy wagons in Summer. Regular tni^
rain or shine, and perfectly safo at all times,
f gF* \ share of public patronago is solicited.
je25-tf ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor.
HATCH k KIPLINGER.
j
Through in 24 Hours!
SPEED INCREASED
— AND —
Fare Reduced.!
Fine stock and good coaches leave
Hamilton twit* m wetk. TUESDAY and
SATURDAY morninga, at 8 o’clock.
Through la Twculy.fuur Roark
PaaMtn,-!. for Ely will tad thla much ihr
auortent, cheapen and pleoMntrat rent*.
Office—At BARNEY * JONES’ Brick Stcrc.
Main street, Hamilton. jetb-tf
TJ. S. MAIL.
SOUTHERN MAIL & EXPRESS LINE.
SALT LAKE CITY
PIOCHE CITY, ELY DISTRICT.
ON JULY 1, 1«70, UNDER GOVERNMENT
contract for carrying the UNITED STATES
MAIL, the undersigned will commence to run
CONCORD COACHES from SALT LAKE CITY
to PIOCHE CITY, M» PROVO CITY, FILL.
MOKE, I!EA\ ER. ami othvr inti rnu-dlate point.;
having a contract to carry tbo United States
Mail and Wclla, Fargo * Oo.'a Eiprcaa.
Stagca will leave Halt lake City and Plocht
City weekly, making the trip in three and a
half daya.
FARE THROUGH, tOO—CURRENCY.
HI GH WHITE. Praprlilar.
.1. J. HALTIN' A CO.,
Agent, at Ptoche City.
WELLS, FARGO A C0„
J.V2-11 Agents at Halt Lake City.
CAL IFORnTa
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
TnE FAST ASD KrLEN’DIll
,v«ag-jR: HTKAMERH
CHRYSOPOLM AND CAPITAL,
Will leave op Alternate daya for San Francisco,
on the arrival of the cars, at 1H o'clock p. m ,
from the foot of K atreet.
Steamer CHRYHOPOI.IS. Foster. Master, will
have on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS.
Steamer CAPITAL. Pool. Mantrr, will haw on
TUESDAYS* THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Faro between Kan Franci*** and KacmuoaU*
will be bh follow#:
CABIN. 11.5*
DECK. 1.00
To Mahy«%u.u£—Cabin. 1.:>ii
F#r Maryaiilh aa<i Uki Inhrmrdlate
Laadlaga
The Company’! ateamert will leave Itor Mary#,
▼ilte and intermediate landing* daily at midday
i Saturday a and Sundays excepted}; Sunday*, it
7 a. m.
For Red Staff.
The steamer REP BLUFF wiU leave for JUd
Bluff and intermediate lauding* every SATUR
DAY, at 7 o’clock a. ui.
Freight secured on day prr-vh.u« U departure.
For freight or apply on board, or to
A RFD1NQTON. Agent,

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