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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
Wednesday. July 20, 1870
$oral jgntrlliQriur.
■TOCKHOLllKRS DIRK4 TOBY.
HHuami ltvhd ami cm'aiii os white
ITKE ETOOKIt.
' Stmt o/Mint J Uried , Her ^r\DeU,i^t Sale.
Bvs»-«Msr.Noi Apr...4 .OJ*"*-; ARM*
I.atswEuA. Jnn 3 .15 July 14 Ang. 6
EsatlieratoiM*.... Jon. 14 'El July 30 Auk. 11
PukohIp FUt... Jun. 15 .08 July 33 Auk. 8
Uunmoth. Muy 36 30 July 1 July 33
Jennie A. Consol. Jun. 30 .10 July 35 Auk 15
Aurora OoneoU’dlJuly 7 5.00 Auk- lo Bopt. 1
MKET1NOS
Eclipse Ooneollditod, July 33, 1870, >1 13 n... et
*10 Bettrry Klro't, Sen Francisco.
A Sunset Scene.—Few persons who
dwell in the lowlands of this District
would credit the panoramic grandeur of
a sunset scene, snch as may be witnessed
on any clear evening from the apev of
White Pine Mountain. Not long einco
we stood on the very highest pinnacle of
this grand old mountain and beheld the
last departing rays of a glorious sun as
they gradually fueled and flickered in the
far distant weBt, until day was blooded
with night. No language can adequate
ly depict the shifting beauties of that
sunset scene as witnessed by us from an
elavation of nearly 12,(881 feet above the
level of tbe sea. On reaching tbe sum
mit, our enraptured vision was greeted
with s sight that would hare taxed the
art and skill of the poet and painter to
portray. In front atood the bold, broad
peaks of tbe Diamond range, towering
up like grim giant sentinels in tbe midst
of a vast plain. To the south and west
spread out broad level valleys of growing
grass, here and there dotted with cor.y
dwellings. Away to the northward the
stations on the Elko road resembled
corks floating ot sea. Looking down
upon our own three towns, the pale bine
smoke was to be seen, lazily curling up,
from out tbe numerous chimneys, telling
of the preparation of the evening meal
and the family groups who—
‘ Around the bWUrth*totM>, a ha|>]>.v tin our.
1’nlt* In revelry, mirth and song.1
Far beyond Ruby Valley, to tbe north
.ind eastward, a snow-clad neak lifted its
frozen locks and penetrated the ethereal
blue that shed a soft, hazy radiance
around its fair, white brow; while
stretching around to tbe south, like a
silver thread, which glistened in the ex
piring sunbeams, lay the winding Duck
water and Bull Springs, the latter * l>o
traying the secret of its silent course by
appearance of that livelier green.’ The
mellow green of the fresh springing
grass that overspread, the whole land
scape like a velvet carnet; the dim out
lines of the distant hills, ns they melted
imperceptibly away into the bluo of the
circumambient air, presented snch a soft
and yielding view as the tall gathering
shades of evening spread the mantle of
darkness over all, that no one could be
hold the grandeur of the scene without
being lost in wonder and admiration.
As this soul-inspiring seene was shut out
from our vision, we could not help ex
pressing the hope that when we have
passed the zenith of our glory , that
when our sun has set in the west for all
eternity; that when the lengthening
shades of time are shutting out this
bright world from our vision; that when
death has quenched our Inst earthly
flame, we may look back through the
dim vista of years and see earth’s glories
fading from us, as peacefully and joy
fully as we viewed that sunset scene.
Amen.
Murder and Robbery.—We learn from
Travis’ Pioche stage driver, that Cave
Valley, CO miles east of this city, was on
tfanday last the scene of a terrible trag
edy. Two teamsters, Pierson and Ames,
were en rente from Toano with freight
for Pioche, having with them a kind of
helper or bADger on known as * Pilgrim,’
who at the point designated deliberately
got into one of the wagons and seizing
the pistols belonging to the teamsters
commenced bis murderous assault. One
of the men was killed on the spot, and
the other it is feared can not recover.
Robbery appears to have been the mo
tive prompting the diabolical deed; for
no sooner had the bloody work been oc
complish'd than * Pilgrim rifled the
pockets of his victims, taking money,
watches, and whatever else valuable they
possessed. lie then mounted one of the
horses belonging to the teamsters and
insda his escape. Our informant did not
know which one of the men was killed,
or in fact any further particulars than
those already given. It is to be hoped
that tho perpetrator of this most atro
cious murder may be speedily brought to
justice, though it is doubtful whether
anyl*ody has yet started in pursuit of
him.
Tn« Lost Watch.- A* it may be that
duo people are idiotic ouough to couple
the finding—seven years hence—of the
lost watch that ‘ lien Hasaan’ suffered
for in an Arabian romance published by
ns list Bunduy, we impress ourselves
to notify all such that a watch and chain
was actually stolen from a lady’# cham
ber between the morning of the fob and
the evening of the flth instant, in this
city, and has not been recovered. A de
scription of this property may lead to its
recovery, and a# it contains a relic sacred
to the memory of one who has gone, we
hope this may lead to proper exertion#
on the part of the police uud conslabn
laiy of this District: Tho watch is a
lady’s time-piece, of gold; the chain,
which is 4 or o feet long, is of Australian
gold, and to it is attached an oval locket,
with n secret spring, containing a por
trait. Seventy-fivo dollars reward has
been privately promised for iu return to
the owner, who is a poor, hard-working
young lady of thia place.
District Court.—Rigelow and King
were yesterday on trial iu this Court,
charged with grand larceny. The al
leged offense consists of tho unlawful
taking of ore from the ttonth Aurora
mine. The case was argued by counsel
at the evening session of the Court, hut
at latest Advices tho jury lmd not re
turned a verdict. Roth jnen ore Cornish
miners.
Information Wanted.- Mrs. G. W.
Munroe, of Poona, Illinois, writes to a
gentleman in this city, waking inquiry
su to the whercatouts of her son, Ira W.
Munroe, who, when Inst heard from,
was prospecting in Eastern Nevada.
Any person knowing ought concerning
him will confer a favor by addressing ns
above.
Horse Tali.- Races and rumors of
races are all the go in White Pine just
now. fteveral well-known horse fanciers
of Bliermantown were over yesterday,
and horse talk was indulged* in to an
alarming extent. There was a good
deal said about * soap talking,1 but we
oelievo none was put up.
A Candidate A mono Ps.—f\ A. Tritle,
of fitorey, a prominent candidate for the
llepublioan nomination for Governor,
was among the arrivals by Beaehey,
’ k Co.'s stage yesterday.
N** Stable.—Mr. Hishop, the enter
prising livery man, ypstrnlay broke
K’ronna for a now .table, imntriliatoly
oppoKU. the Po.tofljro. Ii wilj 1>« a
«oml If and.
So.ri.kt rivu.-\|Tt luulentlaml that
the aoarlef fe«r baa fippoarnl ainopK th«
JiiT.nilaa on Trwam. Will..
Hoard of TruM
This Body was in regnlnr on on
Monday evening.
On petition, Mr. MatUwon was allow
ed to construct smelting works within
the corporate limits of the city.
Ordinances Nos. 4*2, 4:1 nnd 44 wore
adopted.
[The first revives tho offices of City
Recorder and City Surveyor; the second
refers to dogs, and provides for fining
tattlers not loss than $50 for each offense,
ami the third levies n ta\ of *25 cents on
the $100 for water purposes.]
Johu C. Leooney was appointed City
Recorder, and Capt. Seymour City Sur
veyor.
The luattu concerning title to the
Plaza grounds was laid over for one
week. Adjourned.
C boshing thk Rubzccxd.—Under tho
pcrtocting rogis of Bismarck, the war in
Switzerland took place lust evening under
u chamgaine party |of Hohenzollerns
from Limerick, who nssehniled at the
Blue Wing armed with needle guns, at
Leconey's Court, Xapoleun III, presi
ding, nnd Leopold was duly elected
Crown Prince of Madrid, under tho pro
test from the Broad of Trustees now nt
tho front. Vive le War!
Thk Only Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to lw? found at Byrne’s
old stand, in Perry’s Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sheeps Tongues, and
everything else that’s good to cat. Fresh
oyste rs by every Express.
Buildings for Eureka.—Several shan
ties have boon taken from this District
to Eureka; and we noticed yesterday sev
eral wagons loaded with the same kind
ot material headed in that direction.
Disorderly.—A drunken fellow kicked
up some disturbance on Treasure street,
yesterday, but lie was taken away by his
friends before tho ‘ bloody perliece’ got
their clutches on him.
Running on Ely Obi.—W« under
stand that the mills of Silver Pork are
running on ore from Ely District. The
distance between tho two points is al>out
40 miles.
Statutes and Reports.—Justices of
the Peace can now obtain full sets of the
Stututes and Reports of Nevada, by call
ing on the County Clerk.
Impbovixo.—Ton stamps and Stede
feldt furnace are being added to the
Monte Cristo mill, west side of White
Pine mountain.
Buzzing.—Wo active coimitleruble buz
zing among our local politicians of late,
and we take it that the political caldron
has begun to simmer.
Warm.—We heard smut people claim
that yesterday was the warmest clay of
the Hi nson. Maybe ho; but we did not
take the trouble to ascertain.
Good Timk. — Woodruff & Elinor’s
stages make the trip between this city
and Eureka (forty rnilei) in less than
five hours.
Hay. New hay is coming iu from
White River and other valleys to the east
ward, and sells for $3ii per tun.
'dUstrUanrous.
PROCEEDINGS
Of tile Union Republican State Cen
tral Committee.
At a meeting op the union repub
lican State Central <’«»tninittee, held at
Virginia City. June 23, l*7o, it wax
llesolvid, That a Slate C-onventinn of the Na
tinual Union Republican Party be held at Elko
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FIRST, lflfO, to leiiuinate oanAldatefi for tht f• l
lowing oRpm, t<» wit Gortnor, Lleatenant*
Governor, Reprewutativu iu emigre**, Justice of
the Supreme Court, Hem-tar)- of state. Attorney
General. Tn»*urrr of StaO Controller of State,
Surveyor-fGeneral. Superintendent of Public In
struction, State MineralogiNt. and Clerk of the
Supreme Court, ami the tranMartioii of such
other buaineaa a* -hall properly route before
Mid Convention.
On motion, Ueaolved, That each county In?
entitled to out? Delegate at large, ono for each
one hundred (100) vote*, anil one for each frac
tion over fifty (80) cant for the Republican I Teal
dentlal Electora at the election of 1MC8
Ou motion, Resolved, 1'hat wc recommend to
the several County Ceutral Commit tote tliat the
Primary Election of Delegate* to both State and
County Convention* held on the 13th day of
Senti-mber, 1870, tin! that at said < lection out?
delegation toe elected to tin* State Convention
ami <*nc delegation to the Couuty Convention.
On motion. Resolved, That a voter at the
Uuion Republican Primaries hhall poaanaa the
following qualification!' He hhall be a citizen
of the United State* and Stale of Nevada; he
*hall at the time of voting at the Primaries be a
qualified elector and regi*tered voter of the pm*
etnet In which he offers to vote: he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket, State and
National, at the general election of November.
A. I). or would have done no had it been
possible to vote: he shall solemnly pledge him
atlf to vote for the nominee* of the Union Re*
publican party at the general election in Novem
ber, A. D. 1*70.
Resolved. That we recommend to the eeviral
County Central Committees, that on the day of
the Primary Election for iHdegatea to Uio sev
eral Couveutton*, the peciplc be requeated to «•«
ptvaa their preference) for the candidate* for the
several office*, Stat* and County, by a direct
YOU.
Delegate* an? appoitiout il to the several * oun
tlea as follows:
Churchill..2 Nye..t
Douglas. tiOnuaby.6
LameraLU.4, Storey.24
Humboldt.4 .Washoe. .10
Lyon.fi|Elko.9
Lander.Ill White Pine.10
Lincoln ..2| —
Total.V»5
N. A. H. BALI.,
Chairman Nevada State Central Committee Na
tional Union Republican Party.
J*2H-td C. C. Battkrman, Secretary
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Time Schodule, July II, 1870.
r *i,r' Vmtut't t
EASTWARD. Train , Sunday j Mixed*
Dali y., excel* A.
Han l ram o L v< * 00 *w 4 00pm 7:00 pm
Oakland. 8:30 " 4*0 " .
Han Joee. " ' 8:33 •• 335 " .
Htockt<>n. " 11207 PM 8:15 " .
Sacramento.ArV 1 AO '* 1000 " 7:40 am
Sacramento.I.'ve| 2:10 '• . 900 ••
Maryavtllo.Ar'v 4 00 " ...- 1:13pm
Chico...,. " 6:45 •* .. 5:20 "
Colfax..L'vrl 50b " : M j 400 ••
Reno. " 1:15 am, = c 5.43 am
Wlnnemncca_ '* 9:10 " t o 10:15pm
liattle Mountain. •• 12 00 M fie 3*0 am
Carlin. " 3:10 pm * 11000 "
Elko . "I 4:40 •• S r 12:30 PM
Keltnu . "130 AM <5t 7*43 AM
Ogden.Ar’v| 600 " ; r 300 "
Kxprex* Paaa'ger
WESTWARD. i Train. | Sunday Mixed*
(Dal 1 y. t'xeepM.I
ogdrn.L’vrl 600 pm .I 3.00 pm
Kelton. " 10:42 “ (. 1:80 AM
mo. " 8:45 AMI.I 7:15 1M
Carllu. *• 110:16 " _I 9:45 "
Hattie Mountain, **1:26 pm I. 306 AM
Winncnmcca— • j 4.05 " !. 300 "
Reno. 100 AM1. 11:30 "
Colfax. •• 8:46 . l. • 1 ; m
CUioo. j 600 " .10:.»o \v
Mary h\ I lie. " 9:10 • .I 2:30 pm
Hairamrutn .Ar'v 11.25 " i. C:30 "
H+crameoto.L'ye|U:45 •• | 7:<h>am 7:30 ••
HtOiktOU. " , 1:40 Pill H.43 1 ,.
Han .Ar'v! 6:00 " :12:43 pm'.
Oakland. " j 50U •* 1210 " .
&m Frandaco... " | 0;00 " |l2;4o " | 9#oam
A. X. TOWXE, General Superintendent.
T. H. O00DHAX. Gen. Paea. Ag t. jyl tf
THE RIANT POWDER CO.,
After having enlargkd i ts works.
baa reaumed the mawu fact urn of ita
BLASTING POWPER.
/HNDMAXX. XF.ILSOX 1 CO..
General Agenta.
2io Front street, Han Francisco, Cal.
MOTT, FIHH 4k CO.,
Loral Agenta,
Jy 1.4 1m Hawllton, Xeiatla.
NEVA DAM ILL
M'tONE A 0)JNN PMPMITOM.
OFFICE: At the Mill. Nevada Canyon. aprP
Arrival! and Depnrfnrea.
ARRIVAL**.
nt w.xuimnrr * Kvsmn'a usf..
T lJ Hrophy T J Jones M Lockuood
Belie Wilder 0 V> Kendall H J Moody
John A Oook W A Wootrufl' Mi Wagner
W S McCorniek A wife
nt BEACMET, WINKS* cn.'n LINK.
M E Crofoot II W John F Kasfer
F A Trltle Wni Hhlrley Mr Robilivon
Mr Gland*
lit HUMS. WiLSyS A CO. * I’XOCHK UNF.
John Mott >li Hiiupttoii Geo Walla< <
Robt Roberts Witt Humphrey
DEPARTURES,
nt w.Ktnurrr * biiwor'i link.
Clia* Hanson C A Hewater W 1* Panui*
M Winn* J R Gwen W R Hertwistle
W F. Garuther* F Vom J W Stotts
J C Hasty K Price las King
Wru Purcell Wni Beany c Carjwnter
Wni Huiith D K Smith
nt nEACHET. wunw * co.’a link
O Brownsteln G M Genist H G Bradshaw
Miss Mary Murphy
Bt HATCH L KIPLINOKR S FAT LINK.
W J Forlwa Mr Aabim I* Connor
L l. Robinson Mr Scott II A I.ynn*
Go to C. R. Alexander’s for your
drugs. f©7-tf
^UisccUanfous.
DR. S. A. McMEANS’
SYSTEM l)F PRACTICE IN
RHEUMATIC CASES,
BASED I’FON
PATHOLOttK'.il. INVEHTIOATIOXM.
HlFot Hit by O. It. ALEXANDER, Dnuffitot, ]
Mini aliwt, Hami 11(11. Ja-23.tr
RAILROAD TO HAMILTON!
IMEVADA. HOTEL.:
1.10R THE BEbT AND CHEAPEST BOARD -
* InHar.iiitoii, goto the Nevada Hotel. Board,
f7 per weak. J«23-lm
FAST FREIGHT.
rpHK FAST FREIGHT LINE OF W. L. 1
I Pit ITCH Al;D is in fuU Marti, and runniag
on
6 6-11 O IT R B T 1 M K
FROM
ELKO TO HAMILTON!
AND 18 PREPARED TO TAKE
ANY AMOUNT OF FREIGHT
FROM
Elko to White Pine!
MARK GOODS
CARE PRITCHARD FAST FREIGHT, j
All goodn thiiM marked will come FREE OF |
I OHWARDIXO CHARGES AT EI.KO
WILL SHIP
33UIjXjION, OriB,
Or niiy other kind of Freight,
From HAMILTON to ELKO.
• ►It C ONTRACT TO
DELIVER ORE, BULLION, ETC.,
In San Francisco or New York.
OFFICE:
In Cross’ Fire-proof Warehouse,
Hamilton atiw-t, Hamilton, Ni v
I*. A. BOMMEX. GEO. COWLES.
Agent, IHko. Agent, Hamilton
W. L PHITC'H t KD,
] je-tlf Proprietor.
VIA TOANO!
F. F. MARX,
General Forwarding
— A X I> —
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
11TILL MAKE ADVANCES ON FREIGHT.
TV and ship all good* consigned to hi* care
fur any and all Mining ('amps in HouthcaeU rti
NVmi, and to all point* In Idaho.
Shortest and beat route" and THICK r-*»d- t<»
EQAN CANYON.
DEEP CREEK.
KERN,
PATTERSON,
SILVER PARK.
ROBINSON.
BELMUNT.
SHOSHONE,
PIERMONT,
ELY.
COOPER, and
SACRAMENTO DISTRICTS,
Aii-1 all point, ailjacont to Spring anil Steptoe
; Valley,.
Commissions and Freights
Il.a wry Loweat.
DIRECT CARE OF DIAMOND
M, TOANO.
Jyli-if F. F. M\H%.
POST-OFFICE BOOKSTORE,
Hamilton, Nevada,
RUSSELL BROTHERS,
— DEALERS I>'
Books, Stationery, Magazines,
Newspapers, Variety Goods,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Russell brothers are
ppepial agent* at White Pine
for the California anti Nevada
Daily any weekly Hevrapaperu.
S^iubaoriptiona received, and aubcoriber* in
Hamilton and Treasure City nerved with paper*
immediately after arrival of Expreaa, every day.
The Post office Circulating Library I
ST*New hooka added from time to time."'ll
.iyfi-tf
Dissolution Notice.
r|'HE FIRM OF St IUBNF.lt, TAYLOR & CO.,
1 Real Estate Broker*, ia thia day dlwtolvt d.
W. 1*. TAYLOR.
July 9, IDTO. jj 12-lm
WANTED!
TFIFTEEN OR TWENTY' FXPF.RIENtTD
hands, t<>
8IIBA.XT SJJUiqr*.
Apply I ) J R. WTTHINOTOX
jeDO-lf Or R. P. DAYTON.
WANTED.
O AAA CORDS of wood wanted at
aiaUUtl the Dayton aud Mannattan Mills—
1 to be pine and mahogany. Apply to
Jy8-» JOHN ORAY.
IMPROVED AMERICAN FAN.
'I’HK rNDERRIONED OFFKltS FOB SAJ.F. 1
1 an improved Fan for Smelting Furnace* or 1
I for forcing air into mlsea, etc., which far *ur
! pabiet anything uoyr in pa* for quantity of blast, i
i and in equal in force to the celebrated Htetefeldt ]
Fan. It is durable, and easily net up by any '
ordinary man; and a« the motion i« only from
, 700 to ant revolutions per minute, for au oixli
nary blast, it take* i o more power than those
imported. Price, 1125. With patent oiler,913J
•to $133. Apply to i’HAS. l.AMPMAN.
Ru**ell k Co.‘a l.uiulsr Yard, Hamilton, Nev.
, JfH-tf
| /ai. imuAin a. JoNBarRuaihK. r.c.nuVMiv.
J. A J. 8FRUANCE,
j SUCCESSOR H XU *1. i». dUHAii k CO.,
Importer* and Wholesale Dealer* in
Wine nnct Xjlqnor.
II". Front street,
Jyii-tf sax FRAxnsro
Uardwntt, <?tr.
PIONEER
BOILER WORKS!
H \ MlI,TON—WHITE PINK.
AIX KINDS OF BOILEBB, WROUGHT IRON i
Tank*, Water Pip**, l>oors and Hliuttera, ,
(fasometera, Blast Furnaces, Tewer Iron lilies.
All kinds of Sheet iron Worknnd Machine Black- 1
smithing, etc.
Repairing promptly attended to, at the lowest i
possible t» nns. 4. V. HALL,
{Tactical Boiler Maker, Proprietor.
j« rtf
J. II. l-AktUAS, JOS. (iODDABD.
PIONEER FOlNDRYmniNESIlOP,
Broad and Plftli Sla., Hamilton.
f 1 ODDAIf D 4 CO.-STEAM ENGINES
" T furnished to order: best Quartz Mill Ma
chinery constructed and repaired. Shoes, Dies, j
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco i
prices with freight added. Having a now plant
of tools, are prepared to do General Repairing, j
Blacksmith ing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing. ,
Etc., Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, nnd tilled with
disoatcli. Jc26-tf
E. n. MOTT, JR. J. a. MOTT, O. H. KISH,
San Francisco. Hamilton. Treasure City. '
MOTT, FISH & CO.
TREASURE CITY AND HAMILTON, j
IMPOBTF.im AND DEAT.KH8 IN
ix a n d w Ann,
Mill and Mining Cooda.
IRON AND STEEL, CAS PIPE,
Mteam Mild Ghi Kitting:*.
House Fiirnlshlnif Goods,
Move*. Tin nnd Copper Wore.
CUTTING AND FITTING GAG PIPE,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Jessop’s Celebrated Steel,
Lnke Sfi|»erlor Kagle) Fuse,
TOY, BICKFORD A. CO.'S FUSE,
Oiant Powder,
- and —
DUPONT’S POWDER.
jy8.tr MOTT. FISH .* CO,
P. A. WAGNER,
Main Street, Hamilton, Nevada,
— IMHOnTKll AND DKtI.F.R IN —
HAH3DWAR.EJ,
Mill and Mining Coods,
CAS PIPE,
Steam Cas Pipe Fitting,
HOUSE FURHISHINB 900DS.
STOVES,
Tin and Copper Ware.
Cutting and Fitting Gas Pipe,
DOXF. ON SHORT XOTIFF.
Ml work In our line done with dispatch.
_Jy7-tf _____ j
Ore Bags! Ore Bags!
M*N1 OWNERS AND SUPERINTENDENTS j
in want of ORE BAGS will tind every aim (
and quality, at lower price* tlian they can itn* j
port them from Han Francisco or the East. Alno I
TENTS, STRAINERS. HOSE, and every de- j
M'rintion of HAIL-MAKING, at
THOMAS FLITCROFTS.
t*j»]»er end of Main street, oppotdte the
jyll-tf New Courthouse. Hamilton.
NOTICE!
FREE FORWARDING!
ON AND AFTER Till? DATE. AND 1'NTII.
further notice,
I will Forward Freight
From
ELKO TO WHITE PINE
FREE OF CHARGE!
D. W. EARL.
Elko, N,v„ Juno 17, 1870. Jo'17-tl
FORWARDING FREE!
U X T I I. F r B T If E R NOTICE.'
We will Forward Freight
From
Elko to White Pine District
FREE OF CHARCE!
Partiph whipping to onr are pan rely upon
having their
Freight Forwarded with Dispatch
And
At the Lowest Going Rates,
Je27-tf WHITNEY A CO.
Jamfs R filly. W. WoonnuT.
REIU-Y ft WOQOBERRY,
AUCTION, COMMISSION,
AND
FORWlliimii IIKRCIimsJ
mini ixr o
-AXD
REAL ESTATE
BHOKBR.8,
120. MAIN STREET. HAMILTON.
Liberal Cash Advances made on
CONSIGNMENTS!
llt>.HlAr Mala Day*,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
0. M. STBVEXS, Au. tionr- r.
Of l>. I. MK% ICNDWRFP.
JaMf *
FOR SALE.
CCHEAT FOR CASH. A HOUSE AND m.
> LOT. Houfle with Three Koon.s, wellff®T
f urnished, with watur *mi every e..nv« n. i ml
lenoe for a comfortable reaide&oe. Situated Im
mediately in front »»f the Omrth'-uhe. For par.
thulani. apply at this oHee. maW-tf*
Sivrrji aud ftt& Stables.
Fourth Street
LIVERY * 8ALE STABLE,
I2fl Fourth st , bet. Mission aud Howard,
San Francisco, Cal.,
A. J. FRANCIS. Proprlelor,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. BOARD IIIH
kept in the boat style. First-cla** Double
Teams. Single Teams and Saddle Horae*. iy lt-lm
TREASURE CITY LIVERY STABLE!
E. MEYER,
rpHE ORIGINAL LIVERY AND SALK STA
J. BI.E proprietor.
Treasure Street, Treasure City,
la still holding out at the old stand, and has
elegant turnouts, horses, buggies, wagons, aud
all outfitting* pertaining to A HANDHOME
TCBNOFT.
Mock taken for keeping, by th« week, day or
mouth, al the LOWEST POSSIBLE riUCES.
Outfits fir Prospector* and Excursion i*l * fur
nisbed on private terms.
Tho Boat Stools.,
at the lowest prices, is the effort of thl* . stale
liabment.
Jyfi-tf E. MEYEK.
te Y0ST & 00.
LIVERY, FEED A SALE STABLE,
Silver Park, MTev.
ri^HE PROPRIETOBB BEG LEAVE TO IN
JL FORM the traveling public that they are
now prepared to furnish stable room tor any
amount of stock, on the most reasonable tonus.
The beat of groomsmen at this establishment.
STOCK RANCHED, at reasonable rate*, by the
day, week or month. je30-lm
aUsrfUaufous.
Delinquent Tax List.
[Proceeds of Mine*.]
State of Nevada, Corsmr or White Pime, \
District Attorney's Office, i
T^OTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED: To the
ix 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 No. 1, in Hamilton, M. Atwood, Justice, by
the State of Nevada, plaintiff, against each of
the defendants hereinafter named, and each of
the following described mines or mining claims
and all owners of or claimants to the name,
known or unknown, to recover the tax and de
linquency assessed to said defendants, against
the proceeds of said property for the quarter
year commencing the 1st day of October, A. D.
1H69. and ending tho 31st day of December, A. P.
1869, aud that a summons has l»eon duly issued
in each case. Aud you are farther notified, that
unless you appear and answer the complaint
filed in said cause on or before the 90th day of
July, A. D. 1*70, judgment will be taken against
you and the mino or mining claim herein tic'
scribed for the amount of tax and delinquency
specified and costs of suit«
Keller mine, tax and percentage f3 60.
Mahogany mine, situated in Mahogany can
yon; tax and percentage 3 99.
Milton mine, tax ana percentage 1 19.
Minnetta mine, containing 60 feet; tax and per
centage 3 36.
Minnesota mine, containing 1AM feet; tax and
percentage 3 30.
Oakland mine, containing 1PM feet: tax and
jiercenlage 14 48.
Pan Handle mine, on Bromide Flat; tax aud
percentage 31 8*2.
Joe Potts mine, containing 1*00 feet, about 100
feet west of Bice Tollhouse; tax aud tM-rceutage
8 78.
Zubric mine, containing Goo f. «*t. on Chloride
Flat; tax and percentage 22 94.
Hagebrusli mine, l,uuu feet,Treaenre Hill. n<ar
Posthole: tax and jsTcentage 38 1U.
Sangamon mine, containing 1600 feet; tax aud
percentage 20 9l».
Caroline mine, containing 1200 feet; tax and
percentage 12 62.
Posthole mine, containing 600 feet, located on
Chloride Flat; tax and percentage 73 r>4.
Colleen Bawn mine, located on Bromide Flat:
tax and percentage 13 21.
Charles k Theresa mine, 1000 feet, on Iceberg
Flat: tax aud percentage 99 64.
El Dorado mine: tax and penvntaga 16 64.
Domingo l*dge k Oo. or mine, containing8(H)
feet; tax and percentage 162 10.
Farewell mine, containing 1G00 feet: tax and
percentage 2 72
Oelkejr mine; ta>. and percentage 16 12.
Hartwell l>**dge A Co, containing 14*1*) feet;
about one mile northwest Hamilton and east
Bullion HUl: tax and percentage 21 57.
Howard mine A Co, containing 000 fleet; tax
and percentage 1 57.
The Bentin Cortes mine; tsx and percentage
2 89.
Black Thorn mine; tax aud percentage 1 50.
John Steele-; tax and percentage 2 7N.
..Budd mint : tax and percentage 9 70.
< 'hihualuia Company; tax and percentage 14 33.
K. J. Brown mine; tax ami percentage 2 65.
Seymour No. 10 mine, Chloride Flat; tax and
percentage 67 46.
Sierra Pasco* mine, containing JUOO feet, on
Treasure Hill: tax aud percentage 1 3o.
Josephine mine; tax and percentage 6 so.
Silver Star mine; tax am! percentage *24 31.
T. H. Wills mine: tax and percentage 2 07
You Be Dam mine: tax and percentage 3 56.
Hamilton, White Piue Ccmntv, Nevada. 1
June 28. a.n. 1870. (
F. H. KENNEDY.
District Attorney White Pine County* 2fev.
EDWARD IRWIN.
Sheriff White Pine County, N.-v,
By Jxo. II. shlbmieb, Deputy Sin riff.
je29-oawiw
AUBURN MILLS,
RXINO, NEVADA.
THE NEVADA
LAND k MINING COMPANY,
(LIMIT ED,)
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES.
JN ANY QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
NET rate*:
On Ore* Assaying per tun $40, 23 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $30, 30 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tuu *60. 37)4 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $70, 40 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun a Hi), 43 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying jnr tnn $90, 48 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *100, 30 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orrs Assaying per tun *123, fin per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $160, 60 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Oivs Assaying per tnn *173, 63 per cent,of
Assay Value.
On Oroa Assaying t^r tun 1300, 66 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying p«-r tnn $230, 68 per o« ut. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying j>er tnn $273, 70 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying per tnn *300 , 72 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Qrcq Assaying per tun *330. ?4 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On tires Assaying per tuu $4U0, 77 i»or cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying jn*r tun $.100, 78 j-cr cept, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying :*ey tun *600, 79 per cent, of
V*sny Value.
Ou Ores Assaying per tuu $7o0, 81 )m r cent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assaying per tun $noo, 82 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Asaayiug per tun $000, 83 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *1,000, 84 per e-ont. of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling, sai^pnog, or aaeays.
Gold, upwards of $20 and not exceeding $100
per tnn, contained in silver ores, will be paid
for at above rates.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the V.
8. Miut.
Ore Sacks returned to shippers free of rail
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or Crusher, at option
of shipper.
J. J. D1NNK, tfpM«ger.
Reno, Nev., June \<!Jy7-tf
DE NTJSTRY.
Second door above the Stone Nalyon,
61aln *4 tree t.
I AM FI LLY PREPARED TO
K'onn ail <>iKTatK»n* in the
U1 Art. Ilaviua lycn in
continued practice eiuo® 1U9. I
***** well UKiiml At 1 will be able to umUnty all
who may require mv yiyioea.
f c. \iryroV-«.
Mnnkrrd, IMsajrrs, Pir.
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
CAPITAL, *0,000,000.
WHITE PISTE.
JOHN A. PAXTOB1.ACSIEXT.
ITavti tox Aoexct*..W. P. Wilujui, Cju*mtmm
r |1HT8 AGENCY OF THE BANK OP
L ('AlilKORNIA receive* Deposits, r*
pavnble on Infflml, either on Open Account
or* on Certiorates of Deposit, parable
fat the option of the holder) either at the ak'T»
Office or in Kan FrantUro.
PURCHASE AND IRART SHAFTS ON
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
VIRGINIA, SAX FRANCISCO.
SACRAMENTO, 001,1) HIM.,
Austin, h;:i,mont.
LONDON, DUBLIN
And all principal places in OMHbrnhv
Undertake Collections, awl purchase Bill.
Horn at the most favorable rules, or advance
thereon if conalgtied to the parent Dank iu km
Francisco. Also, make advuucci ou base bullion.
Legal Tender* Bought end Sold
White Pine. Kev.. Feb. 7. 1870. JyS-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON AND AFTER JULY 15. 1*70, THE
Agency of the Bank of California, and the
Banking Department of Wells, Fargo A (So., will
open at ft s. m. and close at 3 p. m.
JOHN A. PAXTON.
Agent Bank of California.
HOMER 8. KING.
jy 1-tf Agent Wells, Fargo A Co.
UEBENAU a JANIN,
Aasayer* and Metallurgist*,
Bher m unto w u .
•prli-tf
T. M. LUTHER,
AS S A7B II,
Shermantown, Nev.
_ Jys-tf
VAN W YCK & CO.,
T.at« or Virgil,i» 011, mil OuM Hill.
ASSATOIIS,
Main street, Hamilton,
jyl2ti [Successors to Tlieal k Co.]
P. M. EDER & CO.,
BANKERS,
SJlKo, Nevada.
I EXCHANGE FOR sale ON ATLANTIC
J and European cities.
07* Drafts on Han Francisco, Sacramento,
Austin. Hamilton and Treasure City.
07* Purchase Bullion, make Collections, and
discount commercial paper.
Buy and sell Currency. jf 1-tf
P. M. EDER & CO.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
O F lie E W :
413 Montgomery street.Han Framiaco
Railroad Depot.Elko j
At Reilly It Wood berry's..Hamilton
I FORWARDING CHARGES. UNTIL FUR
THER notice, ONE DOLLAR l’ER TUN.
Office of TV n«*h«y. Wines k Cn.'s Fast FreigTit,
at Elko.
For special contract*, Mr
ID. A. MEYENDORFF,
Agent, Hamilton.
Contracts unde for freight. Bnlliou received
and shipped, at the lowest rates, either to Kan
Francisco or New York. jyi-tf
Agency for the 8ale of
QUICKSILVER
FROM TDK
NEW ALMADEN MINES,
—IS AT THi:
Agency of Bank of Callifornla,
Jx,:1 Tin mlltou. -it
TO PROSPECTORS
OF THI8 AND OUTSIDE DISTRICTS.
With increased machinery, we are now
prepared to work from 5 to 10 tun* of ore per
day, at prices as low as the larger mill*.
For side.—A general assortment of Anmyero
Tools, Muffles, Crucibles, Chemicals, etc.
BRADSHAW fi Co., inayen,
Main street, Hamilton. opposite lte<] Wheeler**.
TREASURE HIUL S.M.&M.CO.
I^ROM AND AFTER Till's I)ATF. AND i
until further notice,
ORE WILL BE MILLED
BIC SMOKY MILL
AT <
• 3.0 run Txjivr.
And payment marie, prompt, at our usual rate
of percentage.
BEN. M. WI SH, Agent.
WM. McCAMKILL, Sup*t. I
Hamilton, Nev., June 22,1970. Je^-tf
—. ■ ■■
WistfUanrous.
KOPP a COHEN,
oppodta St. NloSaia* Saloon,
M.MN street, Hamilton,
Having removed to the above
named place, arc now prepared to furnish ;
their customers with the BfcHT
SHAVE, HAIR CUTTINC, AHP SHAMP00NIN6.
To be had in tho State, AT RF.DUCKD PRICES.
Parties visiting n§ will And this the neateat ,
Emuoriupi of the kind in the city, and no pains
Will be spnred to give satisfaction’. jc‘J4*tf I
S50 REWARD!
Lost, Strayed or Stolen!
ri'HBEE BAY STAGS HOUSES, BE-flV-_
X longing to Batch k Kiulinger. At?y
£no large hay horse, weigh* about l,O60li*;
lias a htar in forehead.
One large bay horse, with stripe in face, and
haa a Spanish brand on left hip.
Ono bay horse, smaller than the two described
above.
Any person returning ike above lionet* to Jim
Miller h stable, corner Dunn and Treasure *t*.,
Hamilton, will receive the above reward.
The horns wc.ro last seen at the White Pine
Water Company'* Spring.
je20*tf HATCH A KimsOBJt.
House and Sign Painting!
WM. WILSON,
House, Sip, and Ornamental Painter
Main street, opposite Bed Wheeler's.
N. B. Paper Hangt’.g, dialing, etc., executed
with neatness and dispatch. marl2-tf
Hamilton Lumber Yard !
Corsjr Mu, and SIIt.t fcrMU.
WM. HENDRIK,.PROPRIETOR.
IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF LARGE AS
Kcrtmcut* of
riNELUMBER
From California andWhite Tine. hhlnglea,I.ath,
Shake*, Mouldings, Door*, Windows, Window
Blind*, Mining Timhe*#, I-aggiug, Battery
Block*, etc.
; LUMMIR SOLD ON COMMISSION.
; as.AU or.W, *rk11y ttteukd to.
if*-tI WM. HENPAUF-.
I. LANDS BERGER k CO.,
Manufacturers of
! SPARKLING WINES
Dr.lrr. lit
| Choice Native Wines and Brandies.'
493 to 420 diokton street,
FrsNilwm Cal. iyl«-tf
inwttr’s 0>*idr.
RAIIiBOAD
Stage Line!
IIACHir, WINES a SN.. MSMNETOM.
CHANGE OF TIME!
ON AN1J AFTER THOTHDAY, JtXY II,
1H70. ..nr stagra trill leave Hamilton every
.lay al 2 o'clock p. m., ronnectilij with the
Central Parlflc Railrwd nt EJYo-< my to» Pa.
wngera. Evprees ami United State. Melt..
Arrive in Hamilton at 12 o'clock id.
THROUGH TO F.LKO IN U ITOURK:
i FROM ELKO TO HAMILTON IN 19 HOCUS
Thia company now haa the road Blocked with
Splendid Rll-Heiae Tanaaa, and the
La tael Improved Concord (oar hr..
CHEAP FARE AND A»CICK TIME !
LEX. WINES. 8n|*riat*ndfriit
HOMER H. KINO. Agent.
| Hamilton, 2fev., July 13, 1ST0. JyJ*tf
WOODRUFF & ENNOR’S
STAGE XjXNE!
tTNEW ROUTE! .<*3
CIOACHEH LEAVE HAMILTON DAILY. AT
/ 19 o'clock m.. running through
| SILVERADO.
EUREKA.
MINERAL KII L, and
RAILROAD DISTRICT,
To X* A lilBADE,
Connecting with the Car* for the We*! next
morning.
Fine NEW CONCORD COACHES ar.d SIX
HORSE STOCK.
Passengers for the East and West will rtuJ
thin the shortest and pleasantest route.
OFFICE: Main street, Hamilton, opp< *tte
Wells. Fargo A Co.’a.
WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
PROM PA LI MADE,
OVER THE SAM E ROUTE.
W Mark Got*!* care 1W A E., Palisade.’
Parties shipping good* oy our line will plea**
give uoticc at our offices, at San Francisco ami
Sacrament", where they will receive prompt at
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
Office* -994 Clay street, San Francisco; 90 J
street. Sacramento; 851 skmth C street, Virginia
City; and Main street, Hamilton. White Pin*.
jylMf WOODRUFF k ENNOR. Proprietor*.
HAMILTON AND PIOCHE
STAGE! X,IKT3E3!
CARRYING
Tie U. S. Mail & W. F. & Co.’s Express.
J EAVES HAMILTON ON MONDAY AND
A THURSDAY, at 8 o’clock a. m. Arrive* at
Pioche on TUESDAY ami FRIDAY, at H o’clock
a. m. Leaves Pioche on MONDAY and THURS
DAY, at A o’clock a. in. Arrive* at Hamilton
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o’clock a. m.
Thia i.t the only established line to Pioche.
via Robin sou and Patterson. Smoothest amt
quickest route.
Also, a branch line from Patterson to Silver
Park, making clone connection with our regular
Stagey
Our road is double stocked with 6-hoi«t
changes.
Satisfaction guaranteed to passengers, or mo
ney refunded.
TRAVIS, WILSON k CO., Proprietor*
Our FAST FREIGHT LINE will be eatab
lished in eight days. Merchant* in Pioche. Sil
ver Park, and intermediate points, will find it to
their advantage to mark good* * Carr TRAVIS
WILSON k CO., Fa*t Freight.’ jj4.fl
HAMILTON AND TREASURE ~CITY
8TACE iijiM LINE.
The Oreou 'Wagons
WILL HEHEAFTF.R LEAVE TP.EA8W.F.
CITY AND HAMILTON Every Hour -
raiklug eight round trip, daily, carrying Well.
Farg.1 k Co.1, KipreM and the United Stake
Melt. Connecting with
BEACHY, WINES, A CO.’S STAGES,
l’aeaengeh, and Freight died lor at la.tu
Clnta. Offlee at w. Nicholae Saloon. Maln-sl.
tve, with the mail for Treaanre City ever,
morning, at 7 S o'clock,
iyt-li JAMES HAGAK, Proprietor.
TREASURE CITY
PASS8N C E R LINE.
TMaFGANT AND COMFORT- ■
XJ ABI E elcighs In Winter.
and eany wagon* in Summer, Unjidar trip*
ralnor ahinc, and perfectly safe at all time*.
rjr* A share Of Public patronage U solicited.
Je25-tf ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor
HATCH A KIPLINGER.
Through in 24 Hours!
SPEED INCREASED
— iKD —
Faro Reducod!
I?INE ST'X K AND GOOD COACHES LEAVE
twice a week. TUESDAY ir,o
SATURDAY mornings, at g o’clock.
Through in Tweity-foi, lean. *
I’aasenger, for Ely will find ihi. ranch ihf
Bhorteat. cheapest and pleaaanteet route.
Office—At HARNEY E JONES' Brick Stor..
Main street. Hamilton. jedo-tt
XT. S. MAXXj7
SOUTHERN MAIL & EXPRESS LINE.
SALT LAKE CITY
PIOCHE CITY, ELY DISTRICT.
ON JULY 1, 11.7(1, | Nl.KK GOVERNMENT
contract for carrying the UNITED STATES
*“e undersigned will commence to run
CONCORD COACHES from SALT LAKE CITY
CITY, via PROVO CITY, FILL
MURE, HEAVER, and other intermediate point*
w R <*rry tbl L’nited Stale*.
Mail and Well*, largo .k Co.'* Dittm.
Stage* will leave Salt Lake City and Piootu
City weekly, making the trip in three and a
half days.
FARE THROVOH, *30—Cl HREXCY.
ni’GH YVHITK, Proprietor.
U. HALPIN A CO.,
Agent* at Piocht- City.
WELLS, FARGO k CO.,
jF2*,, Agent* at Salt Lake City.
o a li r o it hTaT
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
1 'A THE EAST AND SREEN'dID
ay ; ’Ug,
HTKANKItg
CHRYSOPOLIS AND OAPITAL
Will leave on alternate i\»x» for Ran Franclaco'
0>‘<*k p m.!
from the foot of K street.
Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Foater. Master win
days’" MOSDAV&- aiil ERl
Steamer CAPITAL, Pool, Mteter, wjjl lean eii
TUESDAYS. THURSDAY'S anil SATUHto.trs.
Far* be tween $aa Francisco and Sscramenti.
will be a* follow*:
CABD\.|i, r,o
WK. 1.00
To MiBTa viu.K—Cabin .*1.50
For Matryavllle ami Iha iNtarmeillaif
Uadhaff*.
The Company's steamer* will leave for Mary*,
villi- and intermediate landings daily at midday
(Saturdays and Sunday* encepted); Sunday*, at.
7 a. m.
For Red Bluff.
The at* amer RED BLl'FF w ill lc«Y* for Re,!
Dlud and intermediate landing* <;my SAT1T:
| DAY, at 7 o’clock a. in.
Freight secured on day previous to departnn-.
I For freight '■*»■ na*ngga apply on board, or tc
V RFDrNGTON. .\g**t.
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