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WHITE pine daily news,
Sunday, July 3*. *870
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ICvfu’g St*r, No 11 Apr.., 4 .061 Amt- I Aug. »C
nstnwuw.I Jun. 2 is! July 1( Aug. «
Festberstmie... 1 Jun. 14 .90JuiylOAug.il
Pogonip Flat.. ■ Jun. 1» .03 Ju y 2S Aug. t
Jennie A.Consol. Jun. 90 .10 July 25 Aug. 1,1
Aurora Consult'd July 71 5.00 Aug.lO|Hept. 1
Koonday.July*,, .20 Aug. 91 Sept.la
silver Vault ....! July 20| .05 Ang Mlfcpt. 1.7
OUR MINIWO REVIEW
Pur lire Week ending July 93.
Matters in the mining world have ma
terially improved for the past week. In
While Pine, especially, better feeling
obtains than for many months past.
The transfer of leading properties, and
resumption of operations thereon, has
had the good effect to re-eatahlish con
fidence among all classea in the wealth
and ultimate prosperity of the District.
The initiatory steps for the establish
ment of refilling and aeparating worka,
both here and at Eureka, for thesucceaa
fnl treatment of bane bullion, has also
contributed largely to the prospects of
improved times in all branches of busi
ness. Upon the whole, it would nearly
seem certain that tho local monetary
pressure, which boa ro long clouded and
thwarted all legitimate enterprise, ia
1,1 k,ut lieing relieved, and that Eastern
Nevada, and White Pine in particular,
ia just entering open an cm of uupar
nlleled prosperity. It is true, that the
lx neficial results to come from tho im
portant improvements now in course of
construction, are as yet scarcely noticea
ble; still, people generally are more
lio|x?ful of the future than at any time
in tho history of the District.
The forces on tho Aurora Consolida
ted and Eberhardt, under the new man
agement, are shortly to lie increased, snd
that Ixitli of these excellent mines will
be operated with the most gratifying suc
cess, no one familiar with the situation
can entertain a doubt. We have not had
an opportunity to 1 interview ' the new
management, but we aro credibly in
formed that tho immediate erection of a
til-stamp mill, at Eberhardt City, haa
been officially decided upon.
l u« Aurora nouio oodhdun u> nmiu
tain its good reputation as a bullion pro
doeer, and the shipments of Treasure
from the Stanford mill aggregate about
$15,000 per week. The mine, under the
able management of Mr. Benjamin and
Dr. Cloodfellow, is beiug vigorously
worked, and never promised letter than
now. There is an abundance of good
ore in sight to keep the mill in constant
operation for the next year to como.
Original Hidden Treasure hafl touched
as low as $3% per share during the week,
and is considered a ‘ good buy ’ by our
local operators at those figures. It is
probable, however, that an assesHment
on the stock of the company may l»e
levied in the interest of the ‘Ijears.’ It
is notorious here that the price of the
stock bears no relation whatever to the
paying prospects of the mine.
The Silver Wave is yielding an abund
ance of high-grade ore. The Perkins
shaft is down S3 feet 21 of which is in
ore and vein matter, and the end is not
\ fine body of milling or® was also
struck yesterday, in the Wheeler shaft,
at a depth of 40 feet. The Perkins and
Wheeler shufts are 05 feet apart, but ovi
dently on the same deposit of ore. An
average of the ore w orked by mill is from
$75 to $100 per tun.
Increased activity is noticeable alsrat
I ho Wabash and Hemlock, since the
Philadelphia Company assumed control
of these mines.
Captain Rogers is vigorously prosecut
ing work on the Noonday. An assess
ment of 20 cents per share has been
levied on the capital stock of this com
pany, delinquent August 24.
Silver Vault Tunnel and Mining Cora
puny has levied an assessment of 5 cents
the share, delinquent August 25.
The sale of delinquent stock in the
Featherstone takes place in Ran Fran
cisco August 11.
Base metal interests continue to com
mand nHarge share of public attention,
and as a rule, this cIuhs of mines are
more sought after thau any other in the
histrict. Wo hear of several important
developments along the eastern slope of
White Pine mountain during the week,
but in most cases we uro without par
ticulars. The .lennio A Consolidated,
Flannngnn, Maggie Consolidated, and
other mine® in that §601100, are daily im
proving in appearance, and either one of
them is capable of supplying the tallig
♦ rout Nations of the old world with the
* sinews of war’ (both lead and silver)
for a long time to come.
The Imperial, Elko, Russian. Era.
and other claims on the western spur of
Treasure Hill, continue to show a satis
factory amount of high prade base ore.
But three furnaces are in active opera
tion in the district lUlhburns, Wel
land's, and Walsh's. The White Pino
Smelting Works are still inflicted with
legal obstructions, and as a consequence,
out of service. We understand, how
ever, that they will shortly fir© up; all of
tho creditors having been settled with at
fifty cents on the dollar. The Alsou is
still waiting for returns from the bullion
forwarded to Newark.
Pritchard & Co.|shipped 40 tuns of
coarse bullion for the week, and have
25,700 pounds from Wciland's furnace to
send forward to-day.
Our exports of fine bullion during the
week aggregate $34,053.87, of which
amount $18,020.31 went West, and $15,
133.55 Fust.
Examin ation of Maim in kt al.—The
examination of Constable John Martin,
Jennie Irwin ami Lena Brown, charged
with grand larceny, was concluded before
Justico Atwood yesterday. Oue of the
women was discharged and the other
held to answer in the sum of #200.
Martin was required to file a bond in the
sum of $1,500 for his appearance before
the next Grand Jury; but failing to do
so, ho was marched off to the County
Jail. It is probable, however, that ho
will be released on bail to-day, as efforts
were being made last night by his friends
to furnish acceptable security for his ap
pearance.
Ai.dermank Chamuck rat Lanuan
and I)r. Goodfellow have been elected
members of the Board of Trustees of
Treasure City, vice E. Alexander and
Captain Turner resigned. Appropos to
this subject, Treasure is the most eco
nomically managed city on the whole
face of the globe. The Marshal's salary
has been abolished, and the entire mu
nicipal machinery is now run without
the expenditure of a single farthing.
Bfntknckd.—Flynn was yesterday sen
tenced by Judge Beatty to seven years’
imprisonment in the penitentiary. He
had pleaded guilty to two offenses—grand
larceny and carrying burglar's tools.
He received five years on the first count
and two on the latter. There was quite
a crowd of spectators in the Courtroom.
* O’nn appeared to be resigned to hi« fate,
and received his sentence without a
whimper.
Appointment.—Judge Hetzel has l>een
appointed Deputy District Attorney of
Lander county, with headquarters at
Eureka. ‘
DUtrlrt Court.
Hon. W. H. Beatty, presiding.
Saturday. .Tnly 23, 1870.
State vh. Flynn — Sentenced five years
for grand larceny, and two years for
having burglarious tools
KrIihuk vs. Gnrrish et al.—Ten days to
filp amendments and counter affidavits.
Spalding vs. Wilcox—Demurrer con
tinued until Monday next.
State vh. Nat F’uirtt—Motion to retax
eoBts overruled.
Court adjourned to Monday, at 10 a. m.
Tbavih, Wilhon &. Co.’s Stage—the
only reliable line miming to Pioche, Ely, and
intermediate point*- leaves, as usual, on Mon
day and Thursday mornings, at 8 o'clock. Wes.
i* out on the other end. restocking au<l refitting
the mail, and thev are now prepared to take
i>asaenKen* through on a Concord coach, in 34
hour*, at reasonable figures, or on a plug wagon
for a hit. For particulars, call at their office,
Main street. *
Depot at Palisade.—We learn from
Mr. Woodruff that the Central Railroad
people have at last concluded to estab
lish a depot for freight and passengers,
at 1‘alisade. Extensive improvements
in the way of warehouses, etc., are to
be nmde immediately.
The Only Fresh Shell Oyster* in
i Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne'B
| old stand, in Pern 's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sheeps Tongues, and
| everything else that's good to eat. Fresh
j oysters by every Express.
Heavy Litigation.—Capt. Wni. Boyle
i commenced suit yesterday in the Dis
trict Court, on u tax title, to recover the
land upon which the Swansea and Little
, Treasure mills are located.
Notice to Jurymen. — All jurymen
should bear in mind that they are wanted
! in the District Court at 10 a. in. on
| Monday.
Setting ok Calendar. — The second
| calling and setting of the trial calendar
will take place in the District Court to
morrow.
Expelled.—At a special meeting of
the City Trustees, lust evening, Police
man Cana van was expelled, for drunk- ;
enness.
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ptsrrUanrous.
DR. S. A. McMEANS’
SYSTEM OF PRACTICE IN
RHEUMATIC CA8E8,
RASED UPON
PATHOLOGICAL INVKHTIGATIONN.
HFor *ale by O. R. ALEXANDER. Druggist,
Main street. Hamilton. jyvKMf
NOTICE.
OFFICE WHITE PIXE HMF.I.T1NO COM.
PAXY. Swanne., Not.. July 30,1*10 —This
Company will nut be responsible for any debts !
contracted by any person in the name of the
Company until further notice.
JyJl-lw* JOHN J. HCATCTILKR, Secretary. ,
GRAND SALE!
-OF
UNREDEEMED PLED8E8!
D. MANHEINI,
PAWNnnoiCEn,
Main st., opposite St. Nicholas Saloon.
Hamilton, Nevada,
OFFERS FOR HALE, CHEAP, UNRE
DEEMED PLEDGES, overdue from June
15. 1*70.
A FINE LOT OF
FARO TOOLS, OOLI) WATCHES. GOLD
RINGS. PINS, and JEWELRY of every de
scription; DERINOERH, and PISTOLS
of all kinds; CLOTHING of
every description.
_
i Hale Private. Without Reserve.
MONEY LOANED!
UN CULLATERAL OF ALL KINDfl.
Greenbacks Bought and Sold.
Now la the time fur llnrgulns! Good*
for Hale Cheap, or no ga!
JV-M-tl
YAHOO CANYON BREWERY,
NEAR HIIEKMANTOWN.
ALE and PORtER
Of Superior Quality.
— ALSO —
SPARKLING GINGER BEER!
A SPLENDID SUMMER DRINK
Superior to Hoda Water.
STUART CRICHTON,
Jyl4-tf Proprietor. 1
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY.
The public is hereby notified, that ;
WAGNKR A BAYINON, of tin*
Philadelphia, have purchased the Ht. Louis i
Bn wt ry. with all materials. machinery, appa- j
ralM aod flood will pertaining. All MeotUtl
due the Ht Ix>uts are now due and payable to the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering of I .A OKU BKK.B
from the Ht. Louis will In* fulAlled by the under- f
I signed, who continue, at the old stand, to man
ufacture that famous bevi rage, the PHILADEL
PI1IA BEER.
For flnlo t
AU. THE ArPAKATI H, UOR. BABBKLR,
Vats, Machinery, Hops, Malt, and other J
articles required for a Brewery, cheap for cash.
JOHN WAGNER,
Je»tf WM. DAVISON.
s. HaaoLAf. J. Kclvtotni.
McIntosh & Barclay.
ttKNKRAL
FREIGHTERS.!
Wholesale Dealers In
FLOUR and CRAIN.
Storage end Commission Merchants,!
Having unequalkd facilities for |
the trsusportstion of freight, we are pre- ;
pared to contract
SHIPMENTS OF ORE AND IASE BUI LION
FROM WHITE PINE
THROUGH TO NEWARK, N.J.,
Or any other point East,
Or to NAN FRANC1HCO. California.
Will also contract for the delivery of General
Merchandise, etc., to any place North or South
of the Railroad from Elko.
Merchants and Dealers supplied with Flour,
Barley, Oats, Bran, etc,, at California prices—
transportation added.
Goods received on storage. Cash advanced
on consignment*.
Merchandise sold on commission,
NEVADA WAREHOUSE.
HAMILTON, KRV.
WANTED!
r nn tun» of buujon OB ore. fob
.)Uo imninll.t. .htjuufat,
Apply to McINTOSH A RARCT.AY.
lytt-tf
Arrivals and Depnrinrpii.
ARRIVALS.
bt wooDRurr a ekxob's ijnt.
W O Land CC Goodwin John Briggs
Win Brock Mr Widnmr W T Jewett
| C Davis t rank Cbborne J H Rhertnir r
! l> H T.unt Mrs McLaughlin
BT UXACHXY, WINKS* CO.’l LINK.
C A Newborn L P Webster A H Gobbi.
A W Dtinil
DEPARTURES.
bt WiX>i>Burv a knnor's lux.
L P Dorsey 8 J Wilson Tom Dunn
Nick Millidgn J Bosnian J 8 Walker
W T Ixx khnrt Ah Ring I* J Haz< n
C M Pryor Alt Chin#
BT BRACELET, WINES * CO.’i LINK.
W Atwood Thos Mackay R Y Rouhc
Dwki.lwo Hoithk in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire at this office. *
Go to G. R. Alexander’s for your
drugs. fe7-tf
3Hi$rrUitttfou$.
NOTICE.
AIX PERRONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that I have appointed GEO. BUCHNER ray
Agent. Hv will collect all debts due me.
jy‘JO.tf FRED. V088.
FAST FREIGHT.
rpHE FART FREIGHT LINE OF W. L.
1 PRITCHARD is in full blast, and running
on
66-lIOIJBH TIME
FROM
ELKO TO HAMILTON!
AMD IS PREPARED TO TAKE
ANY AMOUNT OF FREIGHT
FROM
Elko to White Pine!
MARK GOODS
CARE PRITCHARD FAST FREIGHT.
All goods thus marked wiil come FREE OF
FOR WARDING CHARGER AT ELKO.
WILL SHIP
BUIililON, obb,
Or mnj other kind of Freight,
From HAMILTON to ELKO,
Oil CONTRACT TO
DELIVER ORE, BULLION, ETC.,
In San Francisco or Hew York,
OFFICE:
In Cross’ Fire-proof Warehouse,
Hamilton street, Hamilton, Nev.
P. A. BOMMEN, GEO. COWLES,
Agent. Elko. Agent. Hamilton.
W. L. PRITCHARD,
Jc-ltf Proprietor,
VXA. TOAJNTO!
F. F. MARX,
General Forwarding
— A N I» —
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
TIM LI. MAKE ADVANCES ON FREIGHT,
f f and Bhip all goodH consigned to hi* care
for any ami all Mining ('amps in Southeastern
Nevada, and to all points in Idaho.
Shortest and best routes and FREE roads to
EQAN CANYON.
DEEP CREEK,
KERN,
PATTERSON,
SILVER PARK.
ROBINSON,
BELMONT.
SHOSHONE,
PIERMONT,
ELY,
COOPER, and
SACRAMENTO DISTRICTS,
And ,11 point. t,, during .ml W*i»l<>»
Vilify..
Commlf sions and Freights
The very Loweat.
DIRECT CARE OF DIAMOND
M, TOANO.
jyH-tf F. F. MARX.
IMPROVED AMERICAN FAN.
fPHK I N0ER8IGNW) OFFERS FOR KALE
l an improved Fan for Smelting Furnaces or
for forcing air into luinea, etc., which far sur
passes anything now in uae for ouantity of Mast,
ami is equal in force to the celebrated Stetefehlt
Fan. It is durable, and easily net up by any
culinary man; and ih the motion is only from
700 to HOO revolutions |>er minute, for an culi
nary blast, it takea ro more power than those
imiiurtt-d. Pticr, $125. With patent oiler, fMl
to Apply to 4 HAS. LAMPMAN.
ItiiMiell k Co.'s Lumber Yard, Hamilton, New
JyH-tf
THE GIANT POWDER CO.,
After having enlarged its works,
lias resumed the manufacture of ita
BLASTING POWDER.
BANDMANN, NE1LSON k CO..
General Agents,
310 Front street, Han Francisco, Cal.
MOTT, FINN A CO.,
Loral Agents,
Jyl.'t-lm Hamilton, Nevada.
DENTISTRY.
Nerontl door al»ove the Mtonc* Saloon,
Main Street, Hamilton.
I AM FI LLY PREPARED TO
perforin all operations iu the
Dental Art. Having been iu
continued prat (ice since 1849, 1
feel well assured at I will be able to satisfy all
who may require my services,
jyltt-tf F. 0. NICHOLS.
CRANT CENTRAL
UNION REPUBLICAN CLUB.
K Fell T.An MEETINGS, THERBDAY EVEN
INO of each week, at the Atheneum.
niaO-tf
S50 REWARD!
Lost, Strayed or Stolen!
II’IIHEE BAY HTAGK HOUSES, BE-5A_
X longing to Hatch A Kiplinger.
One large bay horse, weighs nbont 1 ,n:.n
has a star iu forehead.
One large bav horse, with strijs' iu face, and
hiu a Spanish brand on left hip.
One bay horse, smaller than the two described
above.
Any peraon returning the above horaes to Jim
Miller’s stable, corner Dunn and Treasure uts.,
Hamilton, will receive the above reward.
The horses were last seen at the White l’ine
Water Company's Spring.
JeJO-tf HATCH k KIPLINGER.
JA8. BPBUANCI. JOHN SPHUANCK. C. C. CHATMAN.
J. A j. SPRUANCE,
iUOCEBBOBS TO J. C. HORAN k CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
WlBea and Zjlquora
41A Front (treat,
Jyll-tf HAN FRANCISCO.
TO LAWYER8 AND NOTARIES.
For bale, cheap, a comit-kte ab
RTIIACT of tha lander nod W’hite Pine
Countv Records. WILLIAM PARPY.
Hamilton. N. v., July 1,1«T<* jjrl-tf
ftarfl
PIO
B O I LEI
H A M I I. TO
AIX KINDS of:
Tanks. Wataf
| Gasometers, Blast TVAlm. Tewar iruu i«mre.
I All kinds of Kheetiron Work and Machine Black
i smithing, etc.
Repairing promptly attended to, at the lowest
I possible terms. J. V. HALL,
Practical Boiler Maker, Proprietor.
Jc25-tf
J. M. I.akkmak, Jos. Uoddabd.
PIONEER KOI NDRVd MACHINE SHOP,
Broad and Fifth Nt*., Hamilton.
CIOODARD A CO.—STEAM ENGINES
T furnished to order; best Quartz Mill Ma
chinery constructed 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,
Biacksralthing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc., Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, and filled with
disoatch. jo25-tf
K. B. MOTT, JR. J. 0. MOTT, O. H. KIHU.
Ban Francisco. Hamilton. Treasure City.
MOTT, FISH & CO.
j TREASURE CITY AND HAMILTON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALER8 IN
H A. n D W A IT in .
Mill and Mining Good*,
IRON AND STEEL, OAS PIPE.
Steam and Gas Fitting*.
House Furnishing Good-*,
Stoves, Tin and Copper Wart*.
! CITTTING AND FITTING GAN PIPK,
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
80LE AGENTS FOR
Jessop’s Celebrated Steel,
Imho Superior (Eagle) Fuse,
; TOY. BICKFORD A CO.’S FUSE,
I Gtlant Powder,
-ANT) —
DUPONT’S POWDER.
JyfMf MOTT, FISH CO.
P. A. WAGNER,
Main Street, Hamilton, Nevada,
— IMPORTER AND DEALER IN —
HAHDWARB,
Mill and Mining Goods,
GAS PIPE,
Steam Gas Pipe Fitting,
HOUSE FURNISHINB GOODS,
S T OVE 8,
j Tin and Copper Ware.
— ■
i Cutting and Fitting Gas Pipe,
DOVE ON SHORT NOTICE.
*/"AU work in our lino done with dispatch.
Ore Bags! Ore Bags!
Mine owners and superintendents
in want of ORE BAGS will And every alee
•ad ijoality, at lower prices than they can Im
port them from San Francisco or the Kant. Also
TENTS. STRAINERS, HOSE, and every de
scription of SAIL-WAKING, at
THOMAS FLITCROFT'8,
Upper end of Main street, opposite the
jyll-tf New Courthouse, Hamilton.
NOTICE!
FREE FORWARDING!
ON AND AFTER THIS DATF.. AND UNTIL
further notice,
I will Forward Freight
From
ELKO TO WHITE PINE
FREE OF CHARGE!
D W EARL
Elko, Ney., June 27, 1H70. ' Je27-tf
FORWARDING FREE!
njJNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
We will Forward Freight
From
Elko to White Pine District
FREE OF CHARCE!
Partien chipping to our rare can rely upon
haviug their
Freight Forwarded with Dispatch
And
At the Lowest Going Bates.
Ji*27-tf WHITNEY k CO.
James Reii.i.t. W. Wood berry.
REILLY & WOODBERRY,
AUCTION, COMMISSION,
AND
| FOIIWARniiST, VERT HAMS.
M INI 3ST Or
—A N D—
REAL ESTATE
BnoKziius,
120. MAIN BTHF.KT, HAMILTON.
Liberal Cash Advances made on
CONSIGNMENTS!
Regular Hale Days,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
0. M. STEVENS. Auctioneer.
Oftlra of D. A. NRYKNDORPP,
Jet-tf
FOR 8ALE.
pHEAP FOB CASH, A HOLSJt AND
\J LOT. House with Time Room**. wellyCr
furnished, with water and every comi n. . ttL
ieooe for a comfortable recideuce. Situated Im
mediately In (Tout of the Court Iioum*. For par
ticular**, apply at this nflh *. niaW tf*
1
limy and fttA ftofcUS.
Fourth Street
LIVERY & SALE STABLE,
120 Fourth st., bet. MNsion and Howard,
San Francisco, Cal.,
A. J. FRANCIS.Proprietor.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. BOARDERS
kept In the bent style. First-class Double
Teams, Single Teams and Raddle Horses. Jylrt-lm
TREASURE CITY LIVERY STAM
lilft
E. MEYER,
rilHE ORIGINAL LIVERY AND BALE BTA
J. RLE proprietor,
Treasure Street, Treasure City,
is still holding out at the old stand, and Las
elegant turnouts, horses, buggies, wagons, and
all outfitting!! pertaining to A HANDSOME
TURNOCT.
Stock taken for keeping, by the week, day or
month, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICER.
Outfits for Prospectors and Excursionists fur
nished on private terms.
Tho Boat Stools.,
: at the lowest prices, is the effort of this estah.
, ltahment.
jyfl-»f E. MEYER.
to Y0ST& CO.
LIVERY, FEED A SALE STABLE,
Silver Park., Nev.
1'HE PROPR1ETORH BEG LEAVE TO IN
FORM the traveling public that they are
uow prepared to furnish stable room for any
amount of stock, on the most reasonable terms.
The beat of groomsmen at this establishment.
STOCK RANCHED, at reasonable rate*, by the
day, week or month. Je30-lm
WterfUancous.
FRANK CASTAGNETTO,
(Successor to Castagnetto k Borbon,)
PREPARER OF COFFEE BY STEAM.
corner of Treasure and Dunn streets, Ham
ilton. Chabtbks, Java, Cost* Rica, and all
kinds of Coffees, ground and prepared for the
table at his Hteam mill. He guarantees his
Coffee to be the very purest and best offered for
sale in the State of Nevada. jy7-tf
HERE’S A BARGAIN!
ONE EXTRA-COMPLETE SET OF ASSAY
ER8 TOOLS—Smelting and Cupel Furnace,
Chemicals, Molds, Tonga, Crucibles, Bullion
Scales, Assay and Cupel Molds, large Mortar,
etc. Cost $450. Will be sold for $200.
Apply to BRADSHAW k CO.,
Jy2-lw Main street, Hamilton.
NOTICE.
Office Cochtt Bubyktob, I
Hamilton, Feb. i», 1870. I
NWEHTCOATT, E. L. MAHON AND COL.
4 C. 8. BULKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors of White Piue countv. The
appointments of all others have been this day
revoked. All accounts due the office will bo
paid to the above deputies.
R. M. WILHON,
Jell-tf Co. Surveyor White Plae Co.. Nev.
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN A. PAX
TON, Esq., Agent of the Bank of California,
holds my power of attorney and is authorized to
collect all debts due mo In White Pine County.
Persons owing the house of CHARLES KOHN.
Treasure City, are notified to make immediate
settlement, or legal proceedings will be com
menced to obtain all claims.
CHAS. KOHN.
Treasure City, March 16, 1870. aprlS-tf
NEVADA. MILL.
1 M'COHE k DUNN PROPRIETORS.
OFFICE: At the Mill. Nevada Canyon. aprO
OPPOSITIONJOJONOPOLY!
PEOPLE’S MARKET!
CHAN. WILSON A CO., Proprietors
THE CHOICEST
Beef, Veal, Pork,
Mutton, etc.,
Constantly on hand, and for sale, at Wholesale
or Retail, AT AS LOW A PRICE as at any of
the Combination Markets.
All descriptions of Sausage, Heat! Cheese, etc.,
constantly on hand.
Meats delivered in any part of the County,
without extra charge.
Rendered Tallow, for Mill and Mining pur*
poses.
Patronize the PEOPLE'S MARKET, and you
will keep the price of beef at reasonable figures.
Jy22-tf
PIONEER MARKET OF HAMILTON.
CHAS. KARB8TEIN, Proprietor.
Main street. Opposite Red Wheeler**.
fit w a
1MXKNT QUALITY OF BKKF, PORK
. and MUTTOX, constantly on hand. Also,
Sausage, Head Cheese,
Bologna, etc.,
At Reasonable Prices!
Rendered Tallow, fur milling use.
Fresh Leaf Lard.
Beat quality Pickled Pork, put up by myself.
jytJ-tf CHAS. KARBSTEIN.
AUBURN MILLS,
nEPJ O, NEVADA.
THE NEVADA
LAND & MINING COMPANY,
(LIMI 'I K D ,)
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,
IN ANY QUANTITY, AT THE FOLLOWING
NET rates:
On Orea Assaying per tnn f40, 25 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Asssyiug per tun $50. 30 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn fCO, 37 H percent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assayiug per tun $70, 40 |*t C'-nt. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying j*rr tun $80, 49 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn $00, 48 per cent, of
I Assay Value.
i <>u Ores Assaying per tun $100, 50 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $125, .V? per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *150, 60 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tint $175. 68 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $200, 65 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $250, 68 per ratal, off
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying per tnn $275, 70 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying per tnn $100, 72 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $350, 74 percent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assaying per tun $400, 77 percent, of
Assay Value.
On OreB Assaying per tun $506, 78 m*r cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $600, 79 per cent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assaying per tnn $700, 81 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying i»er tun $060, 82 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tup $900, 83 par cent, of
Assay Value,
On Orea Assaying per tun $1,000, 84 per cent, of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling, sampling, or assays.
Gold, upwards of $20 and not exceeding $100
per tun. contained In alive? ores, will b© paid
for at above rates,
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the U.
8. Mint,
Orc ltacki. rrtnrncd to .hlppor. free of nil.
roed chugf*.
One nniplwl by IWtU ry or Crater, ,t option
of shipper.
J. J. WISWR, Manager.
I Reno, V, v., June 1, 1«70. j)"-tf
Mnsuranrf.
I El M PIB.B3
mutual
Life Insurance Co.,
o r
NEW YORK.
G, HILTON SCRIBNER, President,
SIDNEY W. CROFUT. - • Secretary,
-o --
S TT C C E H H
- t ii r.—
CRITERION OF EXCELLENCE!
ORDINARY
LIFE POLICIES
ABSOLUTELY
NON-FORFEITABLE
FROM
Payment of First Annnal Preminm!
SPECIAL INSURANCE
NON-FORFEITABLE!
After Two Animal Premiums!
One-Third of the Annual
Premium Loaned to the
party Insured, if
A X 1>
NO NOTE REQUIRED!
THE BUSINE8S
— or —
THE COMPANY
IK ON
THE MUTUAL PLAN!
No evidenoe 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
or THf
EMPIRE!
Unprecedented and Unparalleled
BY ANY COMPANY
IN EUROPE OR AMERICA!
A GENTS.
Applications for Agencies
in places where the Empire
is not already represented
will be received only from
parties who can give un
doubted references as to
qualifications and integri
ty, and should be address*
j ed to the undersigned.
0. F. VON RHEIN A CO.,
332 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal.,
(Opposite Odd Fellow* Hall, ground
floor,)
Managers for the Paoiflo
Coast. jyMMf
Jravflrr’s
HAIIiHOAD
Stage JuJS’Ei Line!
BIACHEY, WIHISt CO., PBOPBIETOM.
CHANCE OF TIME!
OS AND AFTER THURSDAY’. JULY 14.
1K7«>, our .UtloH will leave H.mlllonevafy
day at 3 o'clock p. m. coT.ncvtmK with the
Central Padftr Railroad at Elko—ctrryln* Faa
amg.ra, Eiprcaa and United Htatoa Malta.
Arrive in Hamilton at 13 o dork m.
THROUGH TO ELKO UI l» HOUR8I
FROM ELKO TO HAMILTON IN 19 nOUR*
Tlda company now haa the o, ntoeked with
Mpl-ndld Ma.Hono Trmmm, and the
Latest Improved Concord CoocRoa.
CHEAP FARE A Nik QUICK TIKE I
LEN. WISES, Superintendent.
HOMER R. KING, Agent.
Hamilton, Not., July 13,1170. Jy3-«f
WOODRUFF A ENNOR’8
STAGE IjINEI!
t? NEW ROUTE! JEi
CfOACHES IaXAVE HAMILTON DAILY. AT
/ 19 o'clock m., running through
SILVERADO.
FURKKA,
MINERAL HILL. and
RAILROAD DISTRICT,
I Connecting with the Gar* for the We-f u*xt
morning.
fine NEW CONCORD COACHES and SIX*
HORSE STOCK.
Passengers for the East and Weat will And
this the shortest and pleasantest route.
OFFICE: Main street, Hamilton, opposite
Wells, Fargo A Co.'a.
WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FROM PALISADE.
OVER THE SAME ROUTE.
Mark Oooda care 1 W. k E., Pallaade.’
Parties shipping goods by our line will plea*
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, San Francisco; 96 J
street, Sacramento; till South C afreet, Virginia
City; and Main street, Hamilton, White Pine.
JyO-tf W'OODRUFF k ENNOR. Proprietor*.
HAMILTON AND PIOCHE
EX? M JLYIL
STAGE LINE!
CARRYING
The U. S. Mail & W. F. & Co.’s Express.
I EAVES HAMILTON ON MONDAY AND
J THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock a. ni. Arrives at
Pioche on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at H o'clock
a. m. Leaves Pioche on MONDAY’ and 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 Pioche.
via Robinson and Patterson. Smoothest and
quickest route.
Also, a brunch line from Patterson to tillvar
Park, making close connection with our regular
stages.
Our road is double stocked with 6-horse
changes.
Hatisfactiou guaranteed to passenger*, or mo
i ney refunded.
TRAVIS, WILSON k CO., Proprietors.
Onr FAST FREIGHT LINE will be 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 k CO., Fast Freight.’ jy4-tf
HAMILTON AMD TREASURE CITY
STACE LINE.
Tlx© Or©©xx WagoiiM
WILL HEREAFTER LEAVE TREASURE
CITY AND HAMILTON Every Hour -
making eight round trips daily, carrying Wells,
Fargo k Co.’s Express and the United State*
Mall. Connecting with
BEACHY, WINES, k CO.’S STAGES.
Passengers and Freight called for at both
points. Office at St. Nicholas Saloon, Main-st.
Leaves with the mail for Treasure City evary
morning, at 7H o’clock.
Jy2-tf JAMES HAGAR, Proprietor.
TREASURE CITY
PASSENGER LI NE.
I JLEO ANT AND COHFORT.-- r»
J ABI.F. sleigli* in Winter.irtjtwtiSr9Gt'
and easy wagons in Hummer. Regular trij^
rain nr *hine, and perfectly safe at all times.
A share of public patronage is solicited.
Je?5-tf ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor.
HATCH k KIPLINQER.
*****
Through in 24 Hours!
SPEED INCREASED
— AND —
Faro Reduced!
ININK STOCK AND GOOD COACHES LEAVE
Hamilton twice a week, TUESDAY and
SATURDAY mornings, at 8 o’clock.
Through In Twenty-four Hours*
Passeugers for Ely will find this much th»
shortest, cheapent and pleasantest route.
Offlce-At BARNEY k JONE8’ RrlcK Store.
Main street, Hamilton. je20-tf
XT. 8. MAIL.
SOUTHERN MAILS EXPRESS LINE.
SALT LAKE CITY
PIOCHE CITY,1 ELY DISTRICT.
ON JULY 1, 1870, UNDER GOVERNMENT
contract for carrying the UNITED STATEN
MAIL, the undersigned will commence to run
CONCORD COACHES from SALT LAKE CITY
to PIOCHE CITY, v*a PROVO CITY. FILL.
MORE, BEAVER, and other int< modiste point*;
having a contract to carry the United States
Mail and Wells, Fargo A Co.'s Express.
Stages will leave Salt Lake City and Plocbc
City weekly, making the trip in three and a
half days.
FARE THROUGH, 930—CURRENCY.
HUGH WHITE, Proprietor.
L J. HALPIN it CO.,
Agents at Plocbe City.
WELLS, FARGO k CO.,
2-tf Agents at Salt Lake City.
CALIFORNIA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
thk tart and HPUWDIXl
CHRYSOPOLIS AMD "(CAPITAL,
Will leave on alternate days for San Franc loco,
Ion the arrival of the car*, at 1H o'clock p. m..
from the foot of K street.
Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Foster. Master, will
leave on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS.
Steamer CAPITAL, Pool. Master, will leave on
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Fare between San Francisco and Sacramento
. will be as follows:
! CABIN. 91.90
DECK. 1.30
To R ART*VIU.K-Cabin.'*1.53
For Marysville and tiro Intermediate
Landing!.
The Company's steamers will leave hr Mura,
villa and intermediate landings duty rt midday
(Saturdays and Sundaya excepted); Sunday*, at)
7 a. m.
For Rod Blsft
The steamer RED BLUFF will leave to Rad
Bluff and Intermediate landings » very SATUR
DAY, *t T o'clock a. m.
Freight secured on day previom* to departtiro.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to.
A RFDTNGTON, Agent.
, Je2Mf On board brig obd'A