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WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
frlday, ^u]y 33' *ayo
£otal ^ntrUlflfrnrr.
STOCK HOIiDEBH DIRKrTOHl.
iggKIWMKVTfl I.F.VIKD AND t’NPA'D ON WHITE
TINE SfOCKS.
yarn? of Mire. | Lcried.|Per 8kr\lMinqt\ Sale.
Sven'S Bur, N.. I |Aj.r.. J *"«' “
IvHtawaua.' J«n. 2 Aug. *
Feathcratone— |Juu. 14 Aui*. fl
Togonlp Flat.... Juu. 15 Aug. H
Munm'ith.IM.yjB July JJ
Jennie A. Oonsol. Jim. 20 Aug
Aurora Conaoll’dlJuly 7 .10 Sept. 1
meetings.
Eclipse Consolidated, July 23. 1370, at 12 m., at
•210 Battery atreet, Han Francisco.
Anothmb Way.—Wo have hail two item*
about the coming race, anil it seems both
were incorrect. The truth is, we are not
particularly poHted as regards horse flesh,
and accepted ns correct the statements
of persons who appeared to be familiar
with the terms of the approaching race.
Parties interested in the matter at Bher
mantown, hare addressed us a note stat
iug wherein we erred. Accordingly we
hasten to correct. The match is made
between Miller's ‘ Wild Hill ’ and the
•Glencoe Colt,’ better known as the
1 Ellison Horse;' so says the note to
which reference is made. • Wild Bill * is
backed by parties residing in Kherman
town, and the Travis Bros, go their
money on Olencoe. V forfeit of $200
a-side has been deposited in The News
office, and the match is made for $1,000
$500 u-side. The race is to come off
three w«*eks from next Saturday.
Briefly, the foregoing is, we believe,
about‘the way turf matters uow stand in
White Pine. We will cheerfully make
additional corrections, however, if any
ore needed.
Out on Rail.—We promised Consta
ble Martin yesterday that we would say
something in his l>ehalf relative to the
late robbery in which he has been impli
cated. His version of the affair is to the
effect that he was called in to suppress
the disorderly conduct of the men who
afterwards caused his arrest. He further
says that he knew nothing of tho miss
ing money (l>140) until the day follow
ing the occurrence. It was then, for tho
fust time, that he heard that the men
whom he officially squelched had alleged
that they were robbed. He further says,
that he will be able to establish his inno
cence beyond pcradveutiire, when tho
matter comes on for trial. His bail was
fixed at 5*1,000, which he promptly fur- (
uished. We are ve ry lunch averse to
doing any one an injury, and hence we
have presented Constable Martin's side
of the case hoping that, if guiltless, he
will have no trouble in establishing it by
competent testimony.
Woman’s Riiihtk. At the election hold
in Treasure City, on Wednesday last,
some three or four ladies voted for Miu- j
ing Recorder, just, as they expressed it, i
•for the novelty ot the thing.' There j
was but one candidate in the field, and
the Judges of the election therefore 1
thought that no harm could result from
receiving the votes of the fair creatures.
After all, we very much doubt whether
there is anythiug in our mining laws
prohibiting female suffrage, if the right
should l>o insisted on. Rattle Mountain
and other localities bearing sanguinary
and suggestive names, may now hido
their diminished heads: for to White
Pino is duo the credit of first according
equal political rights without regard ' to
sex, color, or previous condition.’
FifiK Run k.—We w ere yesterday shown
A sample of tiro brick manufactured by
Mr. Andorson, eight miles north of
town, on the Egan road. The brick are
made from a combination of clays found
in the locality named, and from all ap
pearances possess the requisite heat-re
sisting properties. The Wieland fur
nace is now lined with the new material,
and thus fur it has been found to work
admirably. It is la lived by some of our
smelters (bat in tho new article a cheap
and durable lining for furUaees has at
last been discovered. Samples of the
brick can Ik* seen at Judge Raton's store, i
South Main street.
Annual Election,—The annual elec
tion for District Mining Recorder was
held iu Treasure City on Wednesday
last. L. P. Tenney.the former Recorder,
had no opposition, aud consequently hut
little interest was manitested in the re
sult. Accordingly, but few votes were
polled. Mr. Tenney is an obliging gen
tleman; is mi efficient officer; and wo
are glad of his re-election. We bclievo
no effort was made at the molding to
amend the District laws. Our miners,
we presume, are still waiting for John
son’s decision in the case of the Happy
Jack vs. the John Dare.
Cheap Clothing. -Two sharpers,
passing by the name of Jamison A Rat
tiean, have lately Wn selling cheap
clothing in this city. They profossed to
lw representing a large Eastern manu
facturing establishment, and sold suits
cheap enough to make a man's head
swim. They left yesterday, l»y Wood
ruff A Kimor's Eureka coach, and when
matters wore summed up it was found
that they had bilked alxmt half of the
town in unpaid bills. A. T. Byrne, the
well-known ovstennaii, followed them
for n bill of fclfo.
Accident prom Falling.—A little
daughter of Mr. Duran, residing iu
Steptoe Valley, fell from a wagon a few
-lays ago, sustaining some painful
bruises. Fortunately no bones were
broken, and the child will speedily rc»
cover.
Dull.—We feel like apologizing to our
readers for the scarcity of local matter
iu this issue. To Ik* candid, but little
transpired, besides, we are mentally and
physically sick generally demoralized.
We hope to be in better trim for our next
issue.
1 R Aim no ‘ Poultry.— We hear that a
lot of poultry was stolen from a ranch
down the canyon a few nights since.
The victim of the petty theft 1ms faint
suspicion that Celestial apjietites were
appeased at his expense.
Twk Only Fresh Shill Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne’s
old stand, in Ferry’* Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sheeps Tongues, and
everything rise that ’a good to cat. Fvcsh
oysters bj* every Express.
‘ Gahdkn Hash.’ -peas, beans, rad
ishes and all kinds of * garden hiihh ' are
delivered fresh in our markets, from the
valleys, in amt adjacent to White Pine.
Mklomh. - Wo noti<u« that California
water melons have appeared In our
markets. Very small ones sell for $l.r>6
a-piccc.
Gnats.—For overy grasshopper that
has left, two gnats have made their ap
pearance in White Pine. Not much
choice between them.
bin* Meeting.—A special meeting of
Liberty Howe, at City Hall, tp-night, at
• ;« o clock.
A SpuiKT,—Hyman Engine Company
was out yesterday afternoon for a squirt.
The apparatus worked oatisfaotorily.
Pihtmct Coubt.—No business what
ever was transacted in this Court yes
terday.
Arrival* and Departure*.
ARRIVAL*.
IIY WOODBVrr A F.NNOH’i LINK.
MM Frederick Frank Lake Ed Lake
John Bickford C Payne J II Wood
J K Maddox Oeo Thatcher V. Wonm r
Hi nry I* McConuahugh
BY REACHEY, WINES* CO.‘* LINE.
Jan Robinson Mrs II Powers k 3 children !
DEPARTURES.
BY WOODEVVV A KNNOn'a LIN*,
flov Blasdd L Chandler C C Coodwin
J J Dunne R Adiiuan t ' H Flak
J E Leslie J M Crawford Belle Wilder
Mike Murray H Cray J h Whitton
H Sullivan l> Harrington F L Miller
T Murphy A T Byrne C M Pryor
Tom Duncan
BY BKAOHEY, WINKB * OO/B LINK.
J J Ryan Mias Courtland Mias Sinclair
J J Kcotchkr Peter Rice M V Woodworth
L B Clark Thoa Keogh S T Dawes
E H M Bailey, wf k child
For Ely.—Hatch & Kiplinger't 6-horse
coach leaves their office, at Barney &
Co.’s store, for Pioche, Ely District, on
Saturday morning, at 8 o’clock. This j
line makes good time. For freight or •
passage apply at their office.
Treasure Forwarded.—Wells, Fargo
& Co., yesterday, forwarded 4 bars of
bullion, valued at $5,863.39, and weigh
ing 316 pounds, to Bank of California,
San Francisco. Also, 1 bar to J. T. Mil- ,
liken, San Francisco, weighing 48 pounds
and valued at $897.15.
Sunst’Ripnoif Party.—There is to be a
select party, at City Hall, this evening
uico time nntici|Mited. We Acknowledge
the receipt of compliinentnries.
Horse Raci.—Jack Perry and Frenchy
Dahl man. last evening, ran a eon pie of
Cay use homes one mile for *10. ;
Frenchy lost.
Look Oft for Yoi k Dim is.—The Dog
(trdinancc is now in full force. For par
ticulars, see our advertising columns.
Oo to Q. II. Alexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
pi$rrllanrou$.
DR. 8. A. McMEANS’
SYSTEM OF PRACTICE IN
RHEUMATIC CA8E8,
BASED UPON
PATHOLOGICAL INVRHT1GATIONH.
tl^For (wle by O. R. ALEXANDER, Druggist,
Main street, Hamilton. je'Ai-tf
WANTED!
rAA TUNS OF BULLION OR ORE. FOR
Immediate shipment.
Apply to McINTOHH * BARCLAY.
jy-tf
WANTED.
2 AAA CORDS OF WOOD WANTED AT
the Dayton and Manhattan Mills -
to be pine and mahogany. Apply to
jyH-* JOHN GRAY. j
WANTED!
1 FIFTEEN OR TWENTY EXPERIENCED
1 hands, to
SHUAR 8IIEEP.
Apply to J. R. WITHIXGTON
Je30.tr Or R. P. DAYTON.
k. k. root. b. bailrt.
ROOT * BAILEY,
SUCCESSORS TO P. J. WHITE k OO.,
Wholesale I Hair re in
Crocories and Provisions,
marlU-tf 412 Front street. San Franctsoo.
NOTICE.
rrilE RKPUDUCANS OF TREA8URE CITY
1 will meet at Judge Meagher's office on
SATURDAY EVENING. July 23. 1870. at 7
o’clock, for the purpose of formiug a Union
club jyii
NOT I c ieT~
OFFICE WHITE PINK HMKLTING COM
PANY. Swansea. Ney , July *>. I8T0.-Thla
Company will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any person in the name of the
Company until further notice.
Jy21-lw* JOHN J. SCATCHLEB. Secretary.
A. J. HOUCHTALINC A CO.
Dana street, between Mill and Main,
HAMILTON, NEVADA,
Carpenter, Joiner, Jobber, ;
OONTRAOTOR.
All work Mtvutcd with NEATNESS am! ,
DISPATCH, and
HATH!FACTION GIVEN
In all branches of the business.
A. J. HorTAt.nt«. W H. Canrrjt.
ma24-tf
I. LANDSBERGER & CO.,
Manufacturer* of
SPARKLING WINE!
Dealer* lu
Choice Native Wines and Brandies!
423 to 420 Jackson street,
Hmm Franrlwo, Cal. Jylft-tf
CHARCOAL WANTED!
C10AI. BURNERS ARK REQUESTED TO
make bills for 6,000 busht-ls of flrst-clasa
Nut-Pine Charcoal, to be delivered a* aoon as
Etssible at the new (Smelting Works of J. A.
ATTESON. Hamilton. Contract will secure
payment on delivery.
For particulars, apply to
LLOYD RAWLINGS,
Dr. Hpalding's Hotel.
Hamilton, Nev., July JO, 1H70. JyNMf
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Union Republican htate Cen
tral Committee.
At a meeting of the union repub
lican State Central Committee, held at
Virginia City. June 28, 1R70, it was
Resolved, That a Htate Convention «.f the Na
tional Union Republican Party lie held at Elko
on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FIRST, INTO, to nominate candidates for the fol
h»wing office*, to wit Oovernor, Lieutenant
Governor, Representative In Congress, Justice of
the Supreme Court, Secretary t)f Htate, Attorney
General, Treasurer of Htatf*, Controller of Htate,
Surveyor-General. Superintendent of Public In
structlon, Stab* Mineralogist, and Clerk of the
Supreme Court, and the transaction of such
other business ih shall pmjsTly come before
said Ikmventiop.
On motion, Kcsolvtd. Ttiat each county ba
entitled to one Delegate at large, one for each
one hundred (100) votes, and one for each frac
tion over fifty (BO) cast for the Republican Presi
dential Eleetorf at Mm • In t In q| MB
On motion, Kesolvt*d, That we recommend to
1 the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election c»f Delegates to lwth State and
1 i 'nunty Conventions lie held on the IBth day of
j September, 1S70, and that at said election one
delegation be elected to the State Convention
i and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion, Resolv'd, That a vote? at the
Fnion Republican Primaries aboil possess the
following qualifications: He shall be a citizen
of tho Fluted States and Htate of Nevada; he
dial! ut thi' time (if votliqr ®4 tfjr FrtroiWl*® be ®
qualified elector and regUp n «l vow of the pre
cinct In which pc offers to vote: hn shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket, Btato and
National, at the general election of November,
A. D. 18T»H, or would have done so had it been
jKjBgJble (P Vote; he shall solemnly pledgo him
self to vptp fur the nominees ot the Uniop Re
publican party al thp general plept|QR ip noyotu
Lnr, A. D- lB7il.
Resolved, That we recommend to the several
County Central Committees, that on the day of
the Primary fS)eoftoii ftB Delegates hi the sev
eral Conventions, the people be requested to ex
press their preference for the candidate* for the
several offices. State and County, by a direct
vote."
Delegates are Apportioned to the several coun
ties as follows?
Churchill.Vya..4
Douglas. 4 Ormaby.6
Esmeralda.4 Storey.J4
Humboldt.4 Waatioe.10
Lyon.6 Elko...ft
LjHWi£;. 11 White pine 10
Total’.‘.V.y.'.y *’.! ...Vft
If. A. H BALL.
Cnairman Nevada Btat* central Committee Na
tional Union Republican Party.
JaJft-td C. C. Battfumam. Secretary
WiscrUnneous.
NOTI O XI.
ALL PERSONS AUK HEKK1JY NOTIFIED
that I have appointed GEo. BUCHNER my
Agent. II® will collect all debt a due me.
Jy20-tf FRED. VOSS.
FAST FREIGHT.
riWHE FAST FREIGHT LINE OF W. L.
X PRITCHARD ia Jo full blaet, and running
on
6 6- H OURfi T I M E
FROM
ELKO TO HAMILTON!
AND IS PREPARED TO TAKE
ANY AMOUNT OF FREIGHT
FROM
Elko to White Pine!
MARK GOODS
CARE PRITCHARD FAST FREIGHT,
All gooda thua marked will come FREE OF
FORWARDING CHARGES AT ELKO
WILL SHIP
buiiZjIon, ohh,
Or nay’ other kind of Freight,
From HAMILTON to ELKO,
oR CONTRACT TO
DELIVER ORE, BULLION, ETC.,
In San Francisco or New Tori
OFFICE:
In Cross’ Fire-proof Warehouse,
Hamilton street, Hamilton, Nev.
P. A. BOWMEN, 0*0. COWLES,
Agent, Elko. Agent, Hamilton.
IV. L. PRITCHARD,
J«-4tf Proprietor.
VIA TOANO!
F.F.MARX,
General Forwarding
— AND —
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
VST 1IX MAKE AIlVANCKS ON FREIGHT,
Tf .lid hllip .11 K< 'Hi, ti to till* CIV
for an) .ml all Minin* r.mpH in Hoitlhct* m
N*-vnd., .ml io .11 pointi. In M.lio.
Bhortct .ml b..1 routs, .ml FHKF road, to
ECAN CANYON.
DEEP CREEK,
KERN,
PATTERSON,
SILVER PARK,
ROBINSON,
BELMONT.
SHOSHONE,
PIERMONT,
ELY,
COOPER, and
SACRAMENTO DISTRICTS,
An«l all points adjacent to Spring and Rteptoe
Valleys.
Commissions and Freights
The very Lowest.
DIRECT CARE OF DIAMOND
»u.,t M’ TOA "°*.r.MABI.
IMPROVED AMERICAN FAN.
rpHE rNDEIWIGNEP OFFERS FOR HALE
1. an Improved Fan for Smelting Furnace* or
for forcing air into mine*, etc., which far sur
passes anything now in iim> for Quantity of lilnst,
and In equal In force to the celebrated Ntetafchlt
Fan. It U durable, and easily aet up by any
ordinary man: and as the motion i* only from
700 to MOO revolutions |>er minute, for au ordi
nary blast, It takes i o more power than those
imported. ITtce, |12T». With patent oiler. 1131
to *1«3. Apply to CHAS. LAM PM AN.
Russel! k Co.'s Lumber Yard. Hamilton, Nev.
Jr»tf _
THE 8IANT POWDER CO.,
After having enlarged its works,
has resumed the manufacture of its
BLA8TINC POWDER.
HANDMANN, NEILKON k CO.,
General Agents,
910 Front street. San Francisco, Cal.
MOTT. FINN 4k CO.,
Local Agents,
jyl'Mui Hamilton, .Nevada.
Mendville Tliroloxflml Wrhool. —Uni
tarian; educates MTuish-rs: f 1G0 a-y< ar to
poor students; begins August ?0. Apply to A. A.
I.irtrmore, MeadviUc, Pa.
Cl RIOl'0, MOW STRANGE!—The Mar
ried l.adirt Private Companion contain* the
desired information Kent free for stamp. Ad
dreaw UBS. H. METZGER, Hanovtr, Pa.
\lrK WILL PAY AGENTS a km 1 ary of
▼ Y 183 per week, or allow a large commis
sion, to self our new Inventions. Address 4, W.
FRINK k CO., Marshall, Mich
WANTED, AGKNTM.--9*0 Watch free;
given gratis to every live man who will
act as our Agent. Business light and honorable;
pays 980 per day. Address It. Monme Kennedy
\ Co., PltUhnrg, Pa.
BOOK AGKNTM WANTED.-' Ladie* of
the White llonte.' No opposition. Hteel en
gravings. Rapid sales. For circulars, address
U. S. PiBMsHrto Co., N. Y.. Cincinnati aud
Chicago.
OAT POMril Wanted IBSDB3lagbUlilUt 9.
UAJjIjOIIjII Kekn*i>y,41H Chest nut at., Phil*.
1>8YCH0MANCY, FASCINATION, OR 80UL
CUARMIKG.-400 pages; cloth. Thin won
derful Isx'k has full instructions to cuahle the
reader to fascinate either sex, or any animal, at
w ill. Neamartsm, Spiritual ism, and bundr-ds
of other curious experiment*, it can lx- ob
tained by sending address, with 10 ccuts post
age, toT. W. I VANS A CO.. No II So Eighth
street, Philadelphia.
ST 3 K SPANGLED 11ANNKB. — A large
40-coluuin pajier. Ledger sire, illustrated.
Devoted to Sketches, Poetry, Wit, Iliunor,*h.
ine fun, Nonsense (of a sensible kind), and to the
exposure of Swindling, Humbugs, Ac. Only 73
cents a-ye«r, and a superb engraving ' Evangc
line/ 1J4 x'J feet, grot it; DO,S00 circulation. Mo
ney refunded to all trho atk it. It is wide-awake,
fearless, truthful. Try it now, T5 cent* «
year, kj tciumna 1'KHli. A.hires- • ran.
NEB,' Hillsdale, f/H.
PATENTS!
Inventors who wish to lake out Letters Patcut
arc advised to counsel with MI NN k CO.. edit
ora of The Scientific Amcriean, who have prose
cuted claims before the Patent Office for over
Twenty Years. Their American and European
Patent Agency is the most extensive in the
world. (Utai'gcM ies« man any other reliable
agt-uev. A pamphlet ^ontfiuiug »uh ina*ruc
tion* to inventors is sent gratis.
Mt'NK ft uo., n p«rk How, Now York
YES, IT IS TRUE!
That the Itett Motrert—the Ih ti Dropper*—the
Bett Self-Hakei* to be found in the world are the
Original and Reliable Double-Motion .Etna
Machines, made by the -ETNA MAtfUF*0
TURING 0().,of Pglepi, Uhlo. Betid ft>rpamph.
let contaiuigg particulars.
mHl'MAN MACHINE.-New Book.
Free for Stamp; TARRANT A CO., N. Y.
PROMPT. HONORABLE. RELIABLE.
A CENTS WANTED in every city, town and
j\ village for the largest and most suet essful
POU^HlIUl'M ui Ylia OWiue-Oni.I ONE
Indorsed by flie leading Pa pets and Express Go’s
of the United Bbitcs. pur goods give universal
satisfaction; our premium* to Agents can kot
uk KXCKI.LKD, and our cheek* are free, paving
iwro houses- -Boston aud Chicago our facilities
pre pmm4Ual*d, a$d PUT business expwds iu
amount all other concerns iu this trade com
billed.
«^8ENI) FOR CIRCULAR8 aud FREE CLUB,
to 0. C. THOMPSON At CO.,
188 Federal Street, Boston, or
IAS Mint* Mtreef, Chlciiira.
I-“
iterdtrarr, #tr.
pio Bran n
BOILER WORKS!
II A MILTON —WHITE PINE.
All kinds of boilers, wrought iroh
Tanks, Water Pipe, Doors and Shutter*,
Gasometers, Blast Furnaces, Tower Iron ladles.
All kinds of Shsetiron Work and Machine Black
smithing, etc.
Repairing promptly attended to, at the lowest
possible terms. J. V. HALL,
Practical Boiler Maker, Proprietor.
Je25-tf
J. M. Labbmam, Jos. Goddabd.
PIONEER FOUNDRY 4 MACHINE SHOP,
Broad and Fifth His., Hamilton.
Cl ODDARD ft OO.—STEAM ENGINES
X furnished to order: best Quartz Mill Ma
chinery constrnrte<l and repaired. Shoes, Dies,
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having a new plant
of tools, are prepared to do General Repairing.
Blacksmlthlng, Pipe Cutting, Bolter Repairing.
Etc., Etc.
Orders respectfully noliclted. and filled with
disnatch. Je25-tf
b. b. xorr.JB. J. a. worr, o. a. ran,
8an Francisco. Hamilton. Treasure City.
MOTT, FISH & CO.
TREASURE CITY AND HAMILTON,
IMPORTERS AMD DEALERS IN
BARD W Ann.
Mill and Mining Goods,
IRON AND STEEL. GAS PIPE,
Nteam and Gas Fittings,
House Pn rn tail In g Goads,
Sloven, Tlss und rosier Ware.
CI'TTING AND PITTING QAM PIPK,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
SOLE AGENTS FOB
Jessop’s Celebrated Steel9
Luke Napeiiar iRaglel Pm#,
TOY. BICKFORD * CO.'S FUSE,
Or 1 Ant Powder.
— AND -
DUPONT’S POWDER.
jj-a.tr .MOTT, FlttH * CO.
P. A. WAGNER,
Main Streat, Hamilton, Nevada,
- IMfOBTEr. AND DIALER IX —
HARDWARE,
Mill and Mining Goods,
GAS PIPE,
Steam Cas Pipe Fitting,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
STOVE S,
Tin and Copper Ware.
i -
I Cutting and Fitting Gas Pipe,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
fOTAll work in onr line done with dispatch.
Jy7-tr
Ore Bags ! Ore Bags!
Mine owners and si'peiiintendexts
in want of ORE BAGS will find every siae
j and quality, at lower price* than they can Im
port them from San Eranciaco or the East. Also
! TENTS. HTHAINERH. HOHE. and every de
acriptlon of SAIL-MAKING, at
THOMAS FLITCROrrS.
I’pper end of Main street, opposite the
jyll-tf Jiew Courthouse. Hamilton.
: - ---
NOTIOB!
FREE FORWARDING!
ON AND AFTER THIH DATE. AND I NTI1.
further not in ,
I will Forward Freight
From
ELKO TO WHITE PINE
FREE OF CNAR8E!
D. W. RaRL
FJko, Nt v., June IrT. 1*70. Jej7-tf
F0RWARDIN8 FREE!
^TSTIL FT’RTHER NOTICE.
We will Fvrward Freight
From
Elko to White Pine District
FREE OF CHARCE!
I Pam.* Khli<plnn to oat nrr fan roly upon
| having their
Freight Forward with Dispatch
Amt
At the Lowest Going Rates.
; je27-tf WR1T-MKY k CO.
! -J.tMF.fl HEn.LT. W. WOODMHUIT.
REILLY A. WOODBERRY,
AUCTION, COMMISSION,
AVI*
FORWARD!\G MERCHANTS.
MININ G
-ASP -
REAL ESTATE
BROEIIRS,
120, MAIN 8T11EET, HAMILTON,
Mlitidl f'Udli Advances made on
CONSIGNMENTS!
H'lalar Naif Uayi
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
C. M. 8TEVEN8, Auctioneer.
piHre of D. A.MK yE^PQR^f.
FOR SALE.
CHKAH FOR CAHH, A HOrSfc Attn
LOT. House with Thpe Hoopili. welllBf
I furnished, with waier nuJ every r»nwn. R-’y
, lent* for * wiufurtabU residence. Hituad*'* ,
i inoditleljf lu front of the Court hun»> Fur\»e»
Honiara, apply at tl.U ofRc*. nia9M?*
iiwjt and *tt& dtaKlrs.
LIVERY * 8ALE STABLE,
130 Fourth at., bet. Mission and Howard,
San Francisco, Cal.,
A. J. FRANCIS.Proprietor.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. BOARDERS
kept in the beat style. Pimt-clasa Double
Teams, Single Teams and Hsddle Horses. JylA-lra
TREASURE CITY LIVERY STABLE!
— ™
E. MEYER,
IiHE ORIGINAL LIVERY AND HALF. STA
BLE proprietor.
Treasure Street, Treasure Oity,
la atill holding out at the old stand, and boa
elegant turnouts, horses, buggies, wagons, and
all outfitting# pertaining to A HANDSOME
TtTRNOrT.
Stock taken for keeping, by the week, day or
month, at the LOWER* POSSIBLE PRICES.
Outfit# for Prospectors snd Excursionists fur
nished on private terms.
Tiro Sea* Stool*.
at the lowest prices, is the effort of this estalv.
liahment.
Jyfi-tf E. MEYER.
4/W Y0ST_& CO. ^$g»
LIVERY, FEED A SALE STARE,
Silver Park, Nov.
THE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO IN
FORM the traveling public that they are
now prepared to furnish stable room for any
amount of stock, ou the most reasonable terms.
The beat of groomsmen at this establishment.
STOCK RANCHED, at reasonable rates, by the
day, week or month.
2Hi$rdtanrou&.
Delinquent Tax List.
[Proceed! of Mine*.]
State or Nevada, Cocxmr or White Prax. l
District Attorney’s Office. 1
Notice of suits commenced: to the
following named defendants and to all own
ers of, or claimants to the mines or mining
claims hereinafter described, known or «n
known . You are hereby notified that suits hare
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 same,
known or unknown, to recower the tax and de
linquency aascMed to aaid defendants, against
the proceeds of aaid property for the quarter
year commencing the 1st day of October, A. V.
I860, and ending the 31st day of December, A. 1>.
lH»;yr and that a summons has been duly issued
in each case. 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 be taken against
you and the mine or mining claim herein de
scribed for the amount of tax Mid delinquency
specified and costa of suit:
Keller mine, tax and percentage $4 CO.
Mahogany mine, situated in Mahogany can
yon; tax and percentage 6 99.
Milton mine, tax and percentage 1 19.
Minnetta mine, containing 60 feet; tax and per
centage 3 36.
Minnesota mine, containing 1300 feet; tax and
percentage 3 60.
Oakland mine, containing 1400 feet; tax and
percentage 14 48.
Pan Handle mine, on Bromide Flat; tax and
percentage 31 82.
Joe Potta mine, containing 1800 feet, about 100
feet west of Rice Tollhouse; tax ami i»rcentage
8 78.
Zubric mine, containing 600 feet, on Chloride
Flat; tax and percentage 22 94.
Sagebrush mine, 1,000 feet. Treasure Hill, near
Posthole; tax and percentage 33 10.
Sangamon mine, containing 1000 feet; tax and
percentage 36 99.
Caroline mine, containing 1300 feet; tax and
percentage 12 62.
Posthole mine, containing GOO feet, located on
Chloride Flat; tax and percentage 73 54.
Colleen Bawn mine, located on Bromide Flat:
tax and percentage 13 21.
Charles & Theresa mine, 1000 feet, on Iceberg
Flat;tax and percentage 29 64.
El Dorado mine; tax and percentage 16 64.
Domingo ledge k Co. nr mine, containing 800
feet; tax and percentage 162 16.
Farewell mine, containing 1600 feet; tax and
percentage 2 72.
Gel key mine; tax and percentage 16 12.
Hartwell Ledge k Co. containing 1400 feet;
about on* mile northwest Hamilton and ewet
Bullion Hill; tax and percentage 21 67.
Howard mine k Co, containing 800 feet; tax
and percentage 1 57.
The Dentin Cortes mine; tax anil percentage
2 HO,
Blank Thom mine; Us and percentage 1 60.
John Keele -—; tax and percentage 2 78.
Broom Banger mine; tax and percentage 9 70.
( hihuah ia Company; tax and percentage 14 55.
E. J. B’-riw-n mine; tax and percentage 2 65.
Bcyicour No. 10 mine, Chloride Flat; tax and
percentage 67 46.
Sierra Pascoe mine, containing 1000 feet, on
Treasure Hill; tax and percentage 1 30.
Josephine xxine; tax and percentage 6 86.
Silver Star mine; tax and percentage 24 31.
T. H. Wills mine; tax and percentage 2 07.
You Be Dam mine; tax and percentage 3 56.
Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, \
June 28. a.d. 1870. t
F. H. KENNEDY,
District Attorney White pine (,'mmty, Nev.
kIDWARD IRWIN,
Sheriff White Pine County. New.
By Jxo. H. shekmieb. Deputy Sheriff.
Jc29-oaw4w
AUBURN MILL8,
nBNO, nztvada..
THE NEVADA
LAND & MININS COMPANY,
(UMI T ED,)
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,
IN ANT QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
NET rates.
On Ores Assaying per tnn $40, 2ft per tent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn $50, 30 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying j»pf tun WO. STJj per cert, of
Asajy VgiTjfl.
On Ores Assaying per tnn |70, 40 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn *80, 43 per cent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assaying |*r tun *00, 48 percent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Oreo Assaying |*r tnn $100, 50 per cent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assaying per tun *125, 5ft per cent, of
Assay V^lqe.
O4 Dies Assaying per tuu $130, 00 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *175, 03 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $200, oft per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying pev tuu $830. Oft per c«nt. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn $275, 70 per cent, of
Assay Value,
On 0r®« Assaying per tnn $300, 72 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $350, 74 per cent, of
Assay Value,
Ou Ores Assaying per tun $400, 77 percent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tup UlW 78 per cent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Q;v« assaying per tuu $o00, 70 per «*ent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *700, 81 per cent, of
Asaay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun f«00, 82 i»er cent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assaying per t„u *000, 83 iter cent, of
Assay
On Ores Assaying per tun $1,000, 84 per cent, of
Asm) Value.
No charge for milling, sampling, or assays.
Gold, upwards of $20 and not exceeding f kOU
Cr tuu, contained In silver ores, wilt be paid
r at above rates.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the U.
8. Mini, 4
| Ore Racks returned to shippers free of rail
road changes.
Ores sampled by Battery or Crusher, at u#*4io*
of shipper.
«L J. DVNhE, Msaafar.
Reno, Nev., i\\1, 4870. jy7-tf
JAB. SPSPANl t. JOHN BPKUXCK. O. C. CBAPMAH,
1. & J. SPRUAN**,
I *™0I..O*R TO J, f HORAN H CO.
IrajKffte% and Wholesale Dealers In
1 And Zalquon
413 Krent at reel,
i iyll tf HAN FRANCISCO.
ansurantr.
EMPIRE
MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.,
O F
NEW YORK.
0. HILTON SCRIBNER, Present.
SIDNEY f. CROFUT. • - Secretary.
| W1TCCEH8
— t h r. -
! CRITERION OF EXCELLENCE!
-o—
ORDINARY
LIFE policies
ABSOLUTELY
NON -FORFEITABLE
r r o M
Payment of Pint Annnal Preminm!
-o—
SPECIAL INSURANCE
NON - FORFEITABLE!
After Two Annnal Preminms!
———
One-Third of the Annual
Premium Loaned to the
party insured, if d*«ired,
AND
NO NOTE REQUIRED!
THE BUSINESS
— OF
THK COMPANY
# IS ON
THE MUTUAL PLAN!
No evidence could prove
more conclusively how ful
ly the public appreciate the
■ new and liberal features of
this Company, and the well
earned reputation of its
leading Officers and Direc
tors, than the
IMMENSE SUCCESS
<» F T H k
E M P I R F: !
Unprecedented and Unparalleled
BY ANY COMPANY
IN EUROPE OR AMERICA!
-
AGENTS,
Applications for Agencies
in places where the Empire
is not already represented
will be received only from
parties who can give un
doubted references at to
qualifications and integri
ty, and should be address
®d to the underpinned,
*• Fi VuW RHEIN & CO.,
53a Montgomery street.
Ran Francisco, Cai.,
(Opposite O.U Fellows Hall, gronml
floor,)
Managers for the Pacific
Coast. jy*Mf
I rawbr’is
Stage AiI2<I Line!
IEACHEY, WIRE!* WWMKTRM.
CHANCE^OF TIME!
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. JULY 14,
1W7«. onr «<MM will leave Hamilton every
day at 1 o'clock n. m., connccUn* with the
Central PacIBc Railroad at Elko-carrying fu.
BcnjpTK, Exprcaa and United Slalea Maila.
Arrive In Hamilton at 11 o'clock m.
THROUGH TO ELKO IS if HOURS!
FROM ELKO TO HAMILTON IS l» HOURS'
' Thia company now haa the read Mocked with
; Splendid Slx-Horae Taanu. and the
lot teat Improved Caaeard Coache..
CHEAP PARK AND 4™ * TIME I
LEM. WINKS, Superintendent.
HOMER 8. KIMO, Areal
I H*JU“>°°' W,Y - JatT **' im ),%U
WOODRUFF A ERROR!
1
»TAOH IjINBI!
i^NEW ROUTE! diEl
(TOACHES LEAVE HAMILTON DAILY, AT
j 19 o'clock m.. running throng*
’ kilvfrado,
KrULKA,
MINERAL HILL, and
! R A If .ROAD DISTRICT,
I <'outiet-ting with the Oar* for the Went next
morning,
I Fine NEW CONCORD COACHES and SIX
[ HORSE 8TOCK.
Passenger* for the East and Went will IfW
thi« the shortest and pleaaanteet route.
OFFICE: Main atreet, Hamilton, opposite
Wella, Fargo 4 Co.’a.
WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FROM PALINADK,
OVER THE SARIE ROUTE.
Mirk Goode cam • H It K.. Pal.-iad.,'
Parties shipping goods by our line will ph $*»
give notice at our offices, at San Francisco an«l
Sacramento, where they will receive prompt at
tention ami be forwarded with diapatcli.
Offices—444 Clay street. Han Francisco; 441 J
street, Sacramento; 88 South C street, Virginia
City; and Maiu street, Hamilton, White Pine.
jy2-tf WOODRUFF k EXNOB. Proprietor!..
HAMILTON AND PIOCHE
.
STAOEl LINBI
CARBTXRO
The U. S. Mail & W. F. & Co.'s Express.
1 EAVES HAMILTON ON MONDAY AND
J THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock a. in. Arrives at
Pioche on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock
a. «. Leave* Ploche on MONDAY aud THURS
DAY, at 8 o’clock a. m. Arrives at Hamilton
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock a. m.
This is the only established line to Pioehi
via Robinson and Patterson. Smoothest an1
quickest route.
Also, a branch line from Patterson to Silva
Park, making close connection with our n gulf
stages.
Our road is double stocked with fi-hoH
changes.
Satisfaction guaranteed to passrugers, or a* >
my refunded.
TRAVIS, WILSON k CO.. Proprietor |
Our FAST FREIGHT LINE wUl be esta
linked in eight days. Merchants in Pioche, 8!
ver Park, aud intermediate points, will find it!
their advantage to mark goods ‘ Care TRA VI,
WILSON k CO., Fast Freight.' jy4-tf
HAMILTON AND TREASURE Cff
8TACE LINK,
The Oroen Wnjom
WILL HEREAFTER LEAVE TRBAMJl !
CITY AMI HAMILTON Ryeay Uoaa I
making fight round trip, daily, retrying Wei i
Fargo A Co.'a Kipreaa and iW United Mat
Mail. Connecting with j
BEACHY, WINER, A «0.'R STAGES.
Paaaengera and Freight called for at W
Clnta. Office at St. Nlcholaa Saloon, Maim,
ayea with the mail for Treaaure City eya
morning, at 7H o'clock,
ijl-tf JAMES HAGAB, Prop* tor.
TREASURE CITY
PA88ENCER LINE
Elegant ami oumfort.
able elaigka in Winter.
snd easy \.agons in Summer. Regular trip*
and Perfectly safe at all titnea.
IT A ^kare of public patronage la MUcitro.
Jefc-tf ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor.
HATCH A KlPtlNQER.
Through In 84 Hours!
8PEED INCREA8ED
— A X D —
Faro Reduced!
T?INE STOCK AND GOOD COACHES LEAVI
JT H*™1''01' twice • week, TUESDAY Hid
w4Tt RDAY mornings, at 8 o'clock.
Thtaagk In T>» rnty-f.ar Hoars.
Pssaengem for Ely will aDd thin mark tke
shortest, rheaiient and pleasantest Nate.
OHoe—At BARNEY k JONES' Brick Store
Main street. Hamilton. JaRi-tf
XT. •. MAIIj.
SOUTHERN MAIL & EXPRESS LINE.
iiaa
SALT LAKE CITY
PIOCNE CITY, ELY DISTRICT.
ON JULY 1. 1870, UNDER aoVERNMENT
contract for carrying the UNITED STATES
MUJ* mukrsi;;i)ril will commence to run
CONCORD COACHES from SALT LAKE CITY
to PIOCHE CITY, via PROVO CITY, FILL.
MORE, HEAVER, and other intermediate points;
having a contract to carry the United Slates
Mail and Wells. Fargo A Co.'s Kipnaa.
Stages Wilt have Salt Lake City sad Pioche
City weekly, making the trip In tkrea and a.
kail days.
FiRF THROUOH, BiMe-CURRENCY.
HUSH WHITE, Proprietor.
1. J. HALP1N k CO.,
Agents at Pinch# City.
WELLS, FABOO k CO.,
ly'Atf Agents at Sait Lake City.
CALIFORNIA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
THE FAST AND SPLENDID
STKANIRg
CHRYSOPOUS AND CAPITAL.
Will leave on alternate daya for San Fran-ieco
Mi Ike arrival of the care, at l)s oV*bck n m ’
from the foot of K strict. F
Steamer CHBYWOPOUS, Flatter. Heater, will
kaveon MONDAYS KDNKSDAYB and FBI.
CAPITAL, Pool, Master, will leare an
aV^AYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
I Fore between San Francisco and Sacrament#
! will be as follows:
CABIN.91. ••
DF.CK. 1.0*
i To UA*YavnaJt—Cabin ..:-l..l*
For Mary at Ub aad Uw lAlanawllalP
LamUa«a
Tbe Company* steamer* will fear* for Marya
vttle and intermediate landings daily at midday
(Hattmlavn and Hundaya excepted); Sunday*. at
iTi.n.
ParlfdlfoE
! The steamer RED BLFFF wilt *A*e for Red
Bluff and intermediate landtag* every HATITL
1 DAY. at 7 o’clock a. to.
Freight aecured on day previous to departure.
For freight or pamage apply «»n board, or to
h. nVDINC.TON. Agent.
| jr***uf Oil boars! brig fllohe,

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