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VOL. IV._HAMILTON, NEVADA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14, 1870. NO. 68.
WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
rmUlltKD KYK.RY HORNIN'* KXOKPT MONDAY M
FORBES & CO.
W. J. FoRIlKS. W. II. PlTCHKOBD.
Terms of Subscription.
One copy, one year, per mall.fid 00
One copy, six months, per mall. 10 00
One copy, ttirw month*, per mall. •• 00
*&- None forwarded until paid f"r.‘Mf
Delivered at 50 cent* per wwk, by tlie car
rier -to whom payment must lie made.
JOB PRINTING!
The New* Job Office i* now supplied with on
excellent stock of type, borders, presses, paper,
cards, and other materials and facilities for
cmnI Job printing. Additional material* are
•tirlvlng, and we a*k the attention of our
U tends and the public to the fact that all
|oh printing can lie handsomely and expedl
ii omlv done at this office.
‘MOTHER'S FOOL.
• 'Ti* plain to me,’ said a farmer's wife.
• Those boys will make their mark* in life;
Tin y never were made to handle a lus-,
And at one*- to college they ought to go.
There’s Fred, he *s little better n a fool.
But John and Henry must go to school.*
• Well, really, wife,' uuotli farmer Brown,
As he sat bla mug of cider down.
• Fred does more work in a day for me
Than Isith his brothers do in three.
Hook lamin' will never plant one'# corn,
\or hoe potatoes, sure’s you re bom,
Nor mend a rod of broken fence;
For my part, give ina • common sense.'
But hi* wife wee bound the roost to mb
And John and Henry were sent to school.
While Fred, of course, ws* left behind,
For hi* mother said he had no mind.
Five years st school tbp students spent,
Then into business each one went—
John learned to play the flute and Addle,
And parted his hair, of course, in the middle;
While his brother looked rsther higher than he,
And hung out a sign, ‘ K. Brown, M. 1*.*
Meanwhile at home their brother Fred
Had taken a notion into his head;
But he quietly trimmed his apple tree*.
And weeded onion* and planted peas;
Wtitle somehow, either by hook or crook,
He managed to read full many a bonk,
I util at last his father said.
He wa* gi t'lug ‘book larnin ' into his head
• itirt for all that,' added fanner Brown.
• He's the smartest boy there Is In town.'
The wsr broke out, and (.'aptaiu Fred
A hundred men to the battle led.
And when the rebel flag came down,
Went inarching home as General Brown.
But he went to work on the farm again.
And planted com and sowed his grain;
lte-ahingled the barn and memb d the fence.
Till people declared * be had common sense.'
Now common sense wa* very rare,
And tin* State House needed a portion then .
Ho the ' family dunce ' moved into town.
And the people called him Governor Brown:
And his brothers who went to the city school,
Game home to live with * mother'* fool '
- Frank It. Ru**tU.
BY TELEGRAPH!
3p*d*l t? Ti* WttU Plao D&ilt Kivt
EASTERN STATES NEWS.
Nf.w Yohk. August 1*2.
The steamboat Norwalk was rapidly
steaming from Coney Island to the cjty
with a thousand passengers on board,
when she collided with a sloop. The
shock was extremely violent, shaking
the steamer from stem to stern and caus
ing a frightful panic among the passen
ger*. Several were knocked into the
water—among them 2 children, who fell
from their mothers' arm*. It i* sup
posed at least 8 lives were loaf, but
neither the names nor the numl**r of
lost can be ascertained. A tug boat
came to the rescue, but picked up only 2
men. The Norwalk was found to be
seriously damaged. Her wheelhouse
was carried away, and a large hole was
made iu her side, through which the
water was pouring into the hold. The
tug boat took her in tow and reached
Atlantic Dock. Brooklyn, just in time to
discharge all the passengers before the
steamer went down.
FOREIGN NEWS.
London. August 12.
The investment of Ktrasburg by Ger
man troops is confirmed.
The presence of Napoleon at the bat
tle of Woerth is positively confirmed.
It is said the Prussians largely out
numbered the French in every engage
ment.
The French claim that at Weissen
burg HO,000 French checked HO,000 Ger
mans, with 12 guns, for four hours—the
former losing 4,000 men, while the ene
my lost 10,000. They also assert that
McMahon, at Froschville, had only 40,
(hh» men against 00,000 Germans; yet
Ih*- French only yielded when 100,000
more Germans were hurled upon them.
The Crown Prince promises to release
all newspaper correspondents taken in
the field.
Prince de Auvergne is about to re
turn to France; hut The Patrie says he
has declined the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs.
The Cologne Gazette prints the out
lines of another treaty .proposed by
Count Benedetto to Bisiuarek in 1800.
It stipulates that the territorial lines of
1814 shall he re established; that Prussia
shall support France in the recovery of
the left hank of the Rhine from Hesse
and Bavaria, and that the guarantee
given by the German Confederation in
favor of the neutrality of Luxemburg
and tho Netherlands shall he annulled.
The Gazette adds that Beuedette repre
sented that these proposals emanated
from the Emperor at Vichy in 1 Ki;f».
(Cable to Tribune.1
London, August 12.
Our special correspondent from Paris,
Thursday, writes that scraps of news
about the recent defeats are permitted to
ho printed at Rcnecheffe. The soldiers
had no cartridges left; lmd been without
any for an hour, and had made repeated
bayonet charges. Tim Prussians mowed
them down in masses. Ammunition was
on its way. but the wagons bringing it
were stopped at a stntiou near the bat
tlefield by explosion of bombs from the
Prussians. Prussian spya had signaled
the train to their friends.
Prussian armies are reported pene
trating France in three grand divisions,
by way of Forbach or Metz; by Weisten*
burg, and by Mulhouse. They evidently
intend crosring the Vosges and making
for Nancy.
The first thing Prussia did was to cut
the telegraph lines and railway between
Ktrasburg mid St. Auvergne—the key of
the Vosges—and if the Prussians are
really there, as there seems to be no
doubt, the eastern gateway of France is
thrown wide open. Rnarbruok is of
course abandoned.
French soldiers and officers ore furious
at the want of organization.
On the tith instant no coffeo was dis
tributed until 0 at night.
The soldiers fought fasting, and after
the battle there, was no distribution of
lood for fenr days. The soldiers lived
upon potatoes gathered from neighbor
ing fields.
Pares, August 12—Noon.
The Tribune's special communication
with Ktrasburg is interrupted. The
Prussians are massed around the city.
The Emperor is at Metz. Paris is tran
quil. No important disturbances have
occurred, though turbulent groups con
tinually form. The Corps Legislatif is
still surrounded by troops, including
4,000 regular cuirassiers and marines,
supported by the Paris Garde and Na
| tional Garde. No one is allowed to pass
| without a permit, and even lueimxrs
i with difficulty make their way. Several
have been stopped. It is difficult to uu
i derstand why there are such precautions,
| uuIchh it is intended to prevent a populur
invasion of the chamber, as in days of
j the convention. Nevertheless the crowd
gathers daily and the troops charge on
i them.
False alarms continually arise.
The irritation against the Emperor and
the old administration increases daily.
Never was there such a breakdown of
Deputies and Ministers. They are in
utter confusion.
The new Cabinet lias everything to re
organize. The veterbortion in forma
tion of the new- Ministry lasted a whole
night nnd late the next morning. There
were lit rejections before the list was
finally complete.
Official information about the recent
losses is still withheld, and Paris is ex
asperated by bad faith of the Govern
ment, which had promised to give all
the uews. While McMahon admits the
loss of 15,000 out of 18,000 [?] men en
gaged, Froissard'a losses at Kaarbrut ken
are wholly unknown. Instead of intel
ligence of war, the Government tele
graphs from Metz that showers fell last
night.
Marshal Canrobert arrived in Paris on
Thursday, to replace M. d’Hilliers, who
goes to Tours.
Gen. Traoher takes Canrobert * corps.
Tracher was offered Minister of War, but
refused, unless called to power by the
Corps Legislatif.
The Secretary of Court of Paris de
nies that Orleans Princes are in Paris.
V[Ber*ld Cable.]
Bkiu.in, August 12.
It is roported to-day that a proclama
tion is forthcoming which declares it is
the intention of the Prussian forces to
burn a French village for each place
destroyed by the French fleets in the
bombardment of German ports.
The first Act of Parliament Authorizing
the construction of a railroad in Great
Hritain, contained the principle, some
times supposed to be a new discovery,
that railroads are really public roads,
open to all who will use them with their
own vehicles. The Act passed in I Hoi
to incorporate the Surrey Iron Hailway
Company, provided that the company
was to build tin road and allow others to
furnish rolling stork and transport mer
chandise hy paying toll, as upon a canal
or turnpike. So the reformers, who nd
voeute such a measure for our railroads,
huve the advantage of precedent in their
favor.
ftlisrrllanrous.
Javm Reilly. W. Woodberrt.
REILLY & WOODBERRY,
AUCTION, COMMISSION,
AND
FORWARDI\fi MKRCIIWTS.
MINING
A N D—
REAL ESTATE
unoitEnrj.
120. MAIN HTBEET. HAMILTON.
Liberal t «*»!» Advances made on
CONSIGNMENTS!
Regular Sale Days,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
C. M. STEVENS, Auctioneer.
Office of D. A. MEl'KXDORFF.
auS-tf
H. Barclay. j. McIktouh.
McIntosh & Barclay.
GKNKKAL
FREIGHTERS.
lYholt'kult* Oeuleix In
FLOUR and CRAIN.
Storage and Commission Merchants.
Having unequaled facilities for
the transportation of freight, we are pre
pared to contract
SHIPMENTS OF ORE ANO BASE BULLION
FROM WHITE PINE
THROUGH TO NEWARK, N. J.,
Or nny other point Eaet,
Or to MAN FRANCISCO. California.
Will also contract for the delivery of General
Merchandise, etc., to any place North or South
of the Railroad from Elko.
Mcrchantx un<l Dealer* attpplied with Flour,
Hurley, Oat8, llran, etc.. at California price*—
transportation added.
floodh received on storage. (beh advanced
on consignment".
Merchandiae Hold on coinmiuKion.
NEVADA WAREHOUSE,
HAMILTON, NEV. Jy*t-tf
g^W. MANNING,^
yv ivr BniOA»
WATCH ESTABLISHMENT,
Main Streot, Hamilton, Nev.
Au. jkwklhy apphitainino to a
firet-iTa*. Jewelry Hurrar ehv.ya on h«n,I
WATCHES CLEANED
AT THIS UTilUlHKm FOR
THREE DOLLARS!
WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
All Fine YY'nfrhea sold at this estab
lishment warranted two years.
"VET- MANIUX3VTO-,
Nett iloor to Telegraph Office,
jy24-tf Main street, Hamilton, Nev.
THE BIG SMOKY MILL
Hah stopped fob a few days, to
make some repair*, huviug been running
ateadlly for fourteen month*. Will *tart up
again on FRIDAY, the 12th.
CUSTOM ORE
Will be received at any time between now anti
that time.
BEN. M. BUHH, Agent.
Hamilton. Nev., Augu*t 8,1870. auP-1w
professional Carts.
WM. W. BISHOP,
Attorney and Counselor at Low,
TREASURE CITY, NEVADA.
WILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL Dl'SI
ness iu all State am! United States Court*
selfi-tf
H MAYEN BAUM,
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law,
— tjftl—
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Virginia street, newly opposite Catholic Chnrrii
AUSTIN - - - NEVADA.
Practice* in Supreme Court aiel nil other Court* ,
of tliis State. se25-tf
JOHN J. MUSSET!,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
HHERMANTOWN, NEVADA. t
SR*Practices in all the Courts. na8-tf
R. I). FEROUSON,
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law.
OFFICE: Muin street, Hamilton, south of W.,
F. k Co.'s.
Practice* in sl4 the Courts of the State. 7-tf
F. H. & T. M. KENNEDY,
Attorney* at Law.
OFFICE : At the Court House, Hamilton, Not.
a. m. nnxHoirar. j. s. prrr.r.n. !
PITZER & HTLLHOITSE,
Attorneys nt Xjaw.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State. 1
Office in Withington'* Rnildfng, Hamilton. J»2U
THOMAS P. HAWLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
HAMILTON, NEVADA.
OAm—Wltkington's Building (uputair*). m29
j. c. rowTrn. r. TiLroRn.
TILFOBD k FOSTER,
Attorneys at Law.
Office—Over Feimier k Oo.'a Htorr, Main etreei,
Hamilton. ma" tf
c. j. LANKJNO, w. H. UAVBNIOBT,
Treasure City k Hamilton. Eim kn.
LANSING k DAVENPORT,
Attpruoyw At Law,
Treasure Oitj, Hamilton and Eureka,
), i ; KTEVADA. if
w. p. <•. whitish. job. naphtai.y. pahl nkpmanh.
WHITING, NAPHTALY A NEUMANN.
Attorm ys mid Cnuntrlori at lam.
Paul Neumann, Notary Public.
NO. 411 CAM FOltXl A STREET.
neO-tf San Fmnciaeo. California.
J. 0. DARROW,
Attorney at Law.
(OPPOSITE GORDON k CO.)
IHMILT O N, X K V A I) A.
uia'iii-tf
W. W. ROBABT,
KTotary Public,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
For California, and
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER.
Ornci in Ht. Nirliolu* Building, ojipoalte
Travia* Stable. Main street, Humilton. aul'jtf
FlCKll. KLLUm,
o t n l* y X* u b 1 i o
AMD
HEAL KKTATK A< »ENT,
Eureka, Lander Co., Nev.
Agent f<«r the McCoy Survey of the town of
Eureka, which embraces the finest locations for
private residences; also, splendid locations fur ,
furnaces. with a large supply of water. Jy24-tf
L . L E WIS,
O i t y A m m o m m o r .
Office: City Hall. Dunn street.
Office Hours; From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Jy22-tf
WM. J. BLAKE,
Constable of Township No. 2.
.ILF. DeNNIKLDN, Deputy.
COLLECTIONS attended to promptly.
Jy26.tf
W. W, BISHOP,
Real Estate Agent and Comeyaiicer,
TREASURE CITY, NEVADA.
Office Khisler's Building, opposite Crosniati’a
Courtroom. JyHO-tf
WILLIAM PABDY,
Soarchcr of Records.
UX, Complete abstracts of County Records
k* pt.
Vkr Agent Williams’ Salt Works. au9-lf
N. WKSCOATT, C. E.
Deputy City Surveyor of Hamilton
ami Deputy County Surveyor.
( HAS. H. SEYMOUR, C. E.
City Surveyor of Ilunillton nml De|v
uty County Surveyor.
i OFFICE: At County Surveyor's Office, Court*
house. Hamilton, Nev.
Ordt rs for City and County Surveys promptly
attended to.
Also, special attention given to surveying,
! mapping and reporting on mines; making pre
liminary surveys for V. 8. I*ateutH iu White Pine
and adjacent Districts, etc., etc. Jy:m-tf
C. S. BTTLKLEY, C. U. F. L. MAHON, C. ¥..
BFLKI/EY & MASON.
SURVEYORS. CIVIL AND MINING ENGIN
EERS, AND DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEY
ORS OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
J>ARTI<TLAR ATTENTION PAID TO SUR
VEYING. Mupplng. and reporting <*n Mines.
Plan, Architcctnnd and Mechanical Drawing 1
also executed. Terms reasonable.
OrWCK: Corner of Treasure and Silver streets,
Hamilton, Nevada. a26-tf
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES!
To all whom it may concern. Greeting!
rpHK UNDERSIGNED. A SEARCHER OF
| i;i i ORDH, an I I X IMINE11 OF 1 m I B,
of *20 years active i ractice, begs to announce
that, having now compiled a complete Index of
Abstract lt< ferenoea to all the Mining and Real
Projierty In White Pin. County contained in the
Original Lander County and White Pine He
cords, lie is now prepared to give any informa
tion of title iMrtuiuing thereto at priees in Con
formity to the times, and to make abstracts,
second to none in correctness, at LESS THAN
THE RATES CHARGED HY ANY KINO OR
COMBINATION. All parties desirous of ex
amluing their own titles can have neeuratc ref
erences thereof at a scale of prices guaranteed
hereby nt fiO per cent, less than charged by any
and all others in the business. Cull and see.
PAMF.I, HT. C. 8TEEVF.NS,
Searcher of Records.
Office of County Treasurer, Courthouse, Hamil
ton, Nevada.
Hamilton. Nev.. July 21, l«7n. Jy22-tf
1 " ' "11 IT "iTp-iu mu I. x
IJrofrssional (fnrts.
W. H. TAYLOR, M. D.
East alii#* Dunn at*. Main it Mill,
HAMILTON. NEW Jy13-tf
DR. R. BELL.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE: On Dunn Htrcrt, near Main. Hamll- |
ton, Xev. Jye-tf
DR. D. L. DEAL.
O F KICK: Dunn Ktroet, la*tw»Tn Main nmt
Trtwmre, Hamilton, Xcv. Jert-tf
DR. S. A. McMEAXH,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE: On Dunn atrrrt, between Main and
Mill Rtneti. Hamilton. maA-tf
DR. EMOBY L. WILLARD.
Physician and Surgeon,
Has located in silver springs, will
visit putifuts in Trwisun* City and Hamilton,
and will atlfm! p omptly t»all j»mfi*fwioiial Imsl
mwdfutr ’stiMl to bis earn. J**l-tf
-i
ALDRICH & WREN,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
HAMILTON, NEVADA. *u«-tf
CITY SCRVEYORR OFFICE.
IH AT
BULKLEY & MAS ON’S,
COR. TREASURE AND SILVER STS., HAMILTON.
E. HCHOPPMAXN,
fcp'/i-tf City Enirlnrcr,
iflrat fflarkrts.
PIONEER MARKET OF HAMILTON.
CHAS. KARB8TEIN, Proprietor.
Mu in street. Opposite Ke«l Wheeler's
fit. s
1/1NKST UtALlTV OF BEEF, FORK
1 ar <1 Ml'TTON, constantly ou liaml. Also,
Sausage, Head Cheese,
Bologna, etc.,
At Reasonable Prices!
Rendered Tallow, for milling use.
Fresh Leaf Lard.
Best quality Pickled Pork, put up l»y myself. 1
anfl-tf ( HAS. KAKB8TE1X.
OPPOSITION ^MONOPOLY!
PEOPLE’S MARKET!
H. M. GRIFFITH. Proprietor.
5 CHOICEST !
Veal, Pork,
mutton, etc.,
Constantly on hand, and for Kale, at Wholesale i
or Retail. AT AS LOW A PRICE as at any of i
the Combination Markets.
All descriptions of Sausage, Head Cheese, etc.,
constantly on hand.
Meats delivered in any part of the County,
without extra rliarge.
Rendered Tallow, for Mill and Mining pur
poses.
Patronise the PEOPLE'S MARKET, aud you
will keep the price of beef at reasonable figures.
jy22-tf
PEOPLE’S MARKET !
.Muin Street
Up.00. I
JOHN O’NEIL. Proprietor.
r|1I!K CHOICEST BEEF. VEAL. TORE AND
I METTON, constantly on hand, for the fur
nishing of hotels. restaurants, and private fami
lies: also at wholesale, by carcaas or quarter, to
retail dealers, or mill or mining companies.
Sausages, Head-Cheese, Corned Beef, and so
birth, kept on hand for customers.
MEATS DELIVERED at any point, without i
extra charge, to purchasers of considerable
quantities.
RENDERED TALLOW for sale, for the use of
myiuien and milling companies.
Prices at living figures, and all articles in my
line guaranteed of best quality.
A COMPLETE VARIETY will at all seasons
be found at this market, and a share of public
patronage la looked for.
Jy28-tf HUGH O’NEIL.
BUTCHERS, ATTENTION!
‘» N AND All!
the 1st day of Angus
1*70, we will furnish t!
Meat Markets with
Beef,
Pork,
Veal, and
Mutton,
At as low u figure as any firm in the State.
A lilieral patrouage Is respectfully solicited.
Terms, cash.
jy29-tf LOOMIS k DAYTON.
fthsrrllancous.
Hamilton Lumber Yard !
Corner Main and Silver Streets,
WM. IIENDRIK,.PROPRIETOR.
IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF LARGE AS
sortments of
FINE tiTJMBEn
From California and White Pine. Shingles. Lath,
Shakes, Mouldings. Doors, Windows, Window
Blinds, Mining Timbers, lagging, Battery
Blocks, etc.
LUMBER SOLD ON COMMISSION.
It^AU erdera strictly attended to.
imfi-lf WM. HENDRIK.
A. J. HOUCHTALINC & CO.
Dunn street, between 31111 anti Mm in,
HAMILTON, NEVADA.
Carpenter, Joiner, Jobber,
-AXI»
CONTHACTOn.
PK, All work executed witl* NEATNESS and
DISPATCH, and
SATISFACTION OIVRN
In all branches of the bu lness.
A. J. H<ttai.inu. W. 8. Cabvkb.
jyH4-tf
LOST!
Aset of tf.eth, in gold setting.
A suitable reward will be paid for their re
turn to the publication office of The White Pine
Daily News. St. Nicholas Saloon, Main street,
Hamiltoii. maHO-tf
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ASSESS
MENT Roll for Hamilton City for the fiscal
year A. D. 1870 Is completed and will lie open
for public inspection at my oflee from this date
until August 15th, 1870.
The Board of Equalization will be in session
on MONDAY, August 15th, 1870, from *2 o’clock
p. in. till 5 o'clock p. in . and each day thereafter
until the work of equalization is completed. All
complaints in reference to aasi-ssuients must be
Ulcd in writiug with the Clerk of the Hoard on
or before BAT r It DAY. August 20tli.
M. P CHAMBERLIN. City Clerk.
Hamilton, Nev.. August »J, 1*70. Hulo
Saloons, Etc.
FRANK WHEELER, ‘RED,’
WROLB8AT.il DBALKB IB
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, (
Main street, Hamilton, Nev.
MOLE AGENT FOB THE
Olt-brafrd Cnttrr Whl»ky.
__ j
MOLE AGENT FOR
THE SAN BLAS CICARS.
BJ^tJooda delivered to sll parta of the country, j
au7-tf
STONE SALOON,
ESTES Sc CART.. ... .Proprietor*, ;
Hamilton, Wklle Pine, Not.
rpHE CHOICEST AND DEBT SELECTED
1 stock "f
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
Constantly on band. au7-tf
HEADQUARTERS SALOON,
VANDERBILT A LEVAN,
Proprietors,
SHERMANTOWN, NEVADA.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF
Wines. Liquors and Cigars
Constantly on hand, and the Beat Billiard Ta
ble# in the Conntry.
Call and sample Van’s Liquor# and Judge for |
youraelveu. anft-tf
ST. NICHOLAS SALOON,
ST. JULIES BUILDING,
MAIN STREET.HAMILTON. ,
C1HOICE8T BRANDY. FINEST WHISKY, j
) Champagne, and Caw* Liquor*.
LAM the favorite brands of CIGARS; and every- j
thing pertaining to a
First-olass Saloon.
feTCaU and nee ALEC. ;
ENTERPRISE CELLAR.
tl'HE UNDERSIGNED WOTLI) BEC LEAVE I
1 t<> announce to his friends, and the public t
at large, that he has opened the above place, j
where
The Best of Lager Beer,
Wines, Liquor* and Cigari, are kept.
LUNCHES—Huch a* Caviar, Westphalia Ham,
Holland Herrings, Swiss Cheese, and other deli- I
racies too numerous to mention, are served at 1
all hours.
Give me a rail. CHARLES STUIIM,
Immediately under Moeh’s Restaurant, ;
jy2Mlm Main street, i
1t7lazakd,
Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS, «tc., |
Main street. Treasure City, Nev.
jy22-tf
GRAND HOTEL
BAR AND BILLIARD ROOMS,
(Entrance on New Montgomery street,)
San Francisco, Cal.,
PETER HOPKINS. PAUL MORONEY,
Proprietors. jt*2H4)m
A. BROWJT,
Dealer in
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Main Street, Treasure City.
anKJ-tf
THE BLUE WINQ,
Emit **lil»* of Main street, south of
Hamilton,
DEAN JL LECONEY.Proprietor*.
A SNUG RESORT. WHERE THE CHOICEST
Liquor*, Cigar*, etc., can be had.
FRESH LAGER!
Always on tap—by the gits* or quart.
COSY ROOMS for Customers.
Jy27 tf
BUREAU SALOON,
MAIN STREET,
TREASURE CITY.
JAMES CLANCY*’) P'nt,ri'«0™
Foreign and Domestic
Wines and Liquors.
ALL THE FAVORITE BRANDS
Jyt*tf
JOHN J. MONAHAN,
Old St. Nicholas Saloon.
[DOLMAN S BUILDING]
Main St , Treasure City,
Keeps the best wines, liquors, and
FOREICN and DOMESTIC,
OBTAINABLE IN BAN FRANCISCO.
jyis.tf
‘OASIS!’
• Oft in hHDrfr desert*, per chance you find
A fertile spot for refreshing rest:
:*>, please. Traveler, wt the • Oa*i*' call. Be
kimi,
If Boer, Wines, Cigar*, and Cold Lunch
you give teat.
Stand in! ' OaRi* ’ tries to unit at best.’
SALOON!
Of Switzerland'* and Llmberg’a finest
fhet*Rp;
Brunswick sausage and French sardelle*;
Russia * caviar uml Westphalia Ham, shall
please.
No Kham; but the imported original*!
Holland herring*, in Halt, smoked or pickle.
Pig* feet, also, pickled, and tongue* of
sheep.
Even sardines and lobster* your palate may
tickle.
If them with him liquor* you watdi or
uteep.
OASIS SALOON, D. J. KRAUSE,
jyll-lin* Next door above Stone Saloon.
♦
NOTICE!
All persons owing the under
signed are rcqueftteil to
CALL AND SETTLE IMMEDIATELY!
A* I have dinponed of my interest in the City
Market and expect to leave Hamilton in a few
day*.
aulO lw . JOE BOOS.
NOTICE.
fl’HE l NDKHSK1NEI) 1H PREPARED TO
X All order* for yellow pine lumber and shin
gle* from a large supply now on hand at mill.
JNO. G. MOTT in authorised to act aw Agent
during my temporary absence, and lioUla my
power of attorney.
anMm W B. CRANE
Dig (Soots, Etr.
-7 r?--- r —*— - ——■— 1—a j
H LKWIS A OO., *• LKWIS, I
Piocbe ,Ely. Anstln, Nev. j
h. urns a co., Hamilton.
PER PAOIFICRAILROAD,
MRF.CT FROM
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
H. LEWIS & CO.
ja Hamilton. Nev. ™
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS,
Have just received the largest
ini
BEST SELECTED STOCK
—OF—
SUMMER GOODS
-ON THE—
PACIFICJOOAST.
Having perfected their arrange
ments with Eastern Houses, are now |
Importing their Goods from
NEW TOHK,
DIRKCT, and offer to sell them
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Cassimer Suits,
Dress Suits,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
Blankets, Trunks,
Valises,
And s stock of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods.
Also, a well selected stock of
LADIES’ FANCY DBY GOODS,
Wlcb will be sold at Cost Price. Give os a call.
auO-tf
The Spring Campaign has Opened!
J. COHN & BROTHER
Have Rallied their Foroe* and are now
1X\T THE FIEIiE,
READY FOR ACTION.
Stern Winter frowns have passed away.
And bcauteoua Spring returns onco more,
With radiant smilts and colors gay,
PriM'laiming Winter's fashions o'er.
Tlie skies are bathed tn deeper blue,
The soaring clouds are purer white,
While seems re-created now
A paradise for man's delight;
But the kindly garb that naturo wears,
Resplendent though it be,
Is not half so dazzling to the eye
AS thk
NEW SPRING STYLES
Just received at the
MAMMOTH CLOTHING EMPORIDM
— or —
J. COHN 56 BRO.,
Main Street, third door below Dunn,
HAMILTON, XEV.
OUR SPRING STOCK
— or —
CLOTHING
is or
THE NEWEHT AND MOST DESIRABLE
STYLES, MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
FOR THIS MARKET, AND UNEQUAL
ED FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY
ANYWHERE ON THE COAST.
OUR PRXCBB
ASTONISHINGLY LOW!
W’e have determined to run
A LIVELY OPPOSITION
TO ALL CLOTHING NTOREH,
And have made TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS
in our prices.
WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
And hid Defiance to the World.
We aim rare indncementa to all in want of
Clothing,
Fitrnlulling? Goods,
Underwear,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Trunks,
Valises, etc.
And proclaim, in aoceuta wild, that immense
bargains are to be had at the
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
J. COHN & BROTHER,
Who an* the only clothing dealers not to
be controlled.
Do n’t forRet the place:
Main Street, third door below Dunn.
J. CO UN *<► BROTHER,
Jy22-tf Hamilton.
JOSIAH HOSMER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wholesale and Detail dealer in
Flour, Grain, Provisions,
BUTTER, EGC8, AC., AC.
PIOCHE C ITY, Ely District, New.
Fire-Proof Warehouse Attached.
Good.* Stored
— OR —
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Best of Beference Given.
JelMd
San Francisco
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
EH MOTS! BOOTS! I BOOTS III
SApUmA Hhofil Nhoesl! Nhoesl!!
Bear in mind that
J. CALISHER & CO.,
Corner of Main and Hamilton ala.,
Are the only exclusive dealers in Hoots and
Nnoea. (Tire them a call. au7-tf
Bankers, Sssagrrs, Etc.
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
CAPITAL,..>0,000,000.
WHITE PINE.
JOHN A. PAXTON.AGENT.
HAHH-VOX Asm.W, P. WlLLABI), Cashipr.
This agency of the bank of
CALIFORNIA receives l>*po»lt., re
payable on demand, either on Ope* Account
or on Certificates mt Deposit, payable
fat the option of the holder) either at the above
Office or in Gen Francisco.
PURCHASE AND BRANT DRAFTS ON
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO.
SACRAMENTO, GOLD HILL,
AUSTIN, BELMONT.
LONDON, DUBLIN
And all principal places Id California.
Undertake Collections, and purchase Bui*
lion at the most favorable rates, or advance
thereon if consigned to the parent Bank In Sen
Francisco. Also, make advances on base bullion.
Legal Tenders Bought end Sold
White Pine, Ner„ Feb. 7,1870. auft-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON ANT AFTER JIT.Y 1«, 1870, THE
Agency of the Bank of California, and the
Banking Department of Weill. Fargo k Co., will
open at 9 a. in. and clone at 3 p. m.
JOHN A. PAXTON.
.Agent Bank of California.
HOMER H. KINO.
eul-tf Agent Wells. Fargo k Co.
P. M. EDER&CO.,
BA If K HRS,
Bllxo, Nov«,cia.
I EXCHANGE FOR RALE ON ATLANTIC
j and European cities.
W Drafts on Ban Francisco, Sacramento,
Austin, Hamilton and Treasure City.
U* Purchase Bullion, make Collections, and
discount commercial paper.
Buy and sell Currency. aul-tf
P. M. EDER & CO.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.
O V V ICES:
413 Montgomery street.Ran Francisco
Railroad Depot.Elko
At Reilly k Woodbecry’s.Hamilton
I FORWARDING CHARGER. UNTIL FUR
; THER notice, ONE DOLLAR PER TUN.
Office of Reachey. Wines k Co.’a Fast Freight,
at FJfen.
F«>r special contracts, ace
3D. -A.. MEYENDORFF,
Agent, Hamilton.
Contracts made for freight. Bullion received
and shipped, at the lowest rates, either to Ran
Francisco or New York. au4-tf
T. M. LUTHER,
A 8 8 AT B II,
Shermantown, Nev.
V AN W YC K & CO. ,
lito of Virginia Clljr .nd Gold Hill,
Aaaa.'mxui,
Main street, Hamilton,
Jyl2tf [Successor!* to Thcal k Co.]
LIEBENAU A JANIN,
Assayers and metallurgists,
She r m auto w a .
tjM-tt
Agency for the Sale of
QUICKSILVER
FROM THE
NEW ALMADEN MINES,
-19 AT THE
Agency of Bank of California,
•ui3 Hamilton. -tf
TREASURE HIUS.M.&M.CO.
1FR0M AND AFTER THIS DATF, AND
until further notice,
ORE WILL BE MILLED
BIG SMOKY MILL
A T
*1B PHIl TUN,
And payment made, prompt, at our usual rate
of percentage.
BEN. M. BUSH, Agent.
WM. MrCASKILL. Rup t.
Hamilton, Nev., Jnne 22,1870. Jy22-tf
Dissolution Notices.
Dissolution Notice.
rpHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
X I8TING between the undersigned in the
aaloon business, tu the City of Hamilton, is thin
day dissolved, by mutual consent. All debt*
due to the old firm to be paid to L. 8. Lose.
The business will be continued at the old
stand by P. B. Rowell. L. 8. LUKE,
P. B. ROWELL.
Hamilton, July 11, 1870. jylMm
Dissolution Notice.
1MIE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
ISTING between 4. W. STOUT ami J. H.
ALLEN has been ttd« day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. W. BTOUT,
J. 8. ALLEN.
Hamilton, Nov., July 1,1870.
The business will Imi continued at the old
stand, by STOUT k CltONAHT, who will settle
the affairs of the late firm of Stout A Allen.
J. W. STOUT,
Jyl9-2w* C. n. CRON ART.
Dissolution Notice.
r|'HF. PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
X ING under the firm name of DENIBE k
STEWART, in the Livery business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business of
the firm will he settled by the undersigned.
„ ' J. T. STEWART.
Stock ranched and horses taken at livery on
the most reasonable terms.
jy2fl-2w J. T. STEWART.
Dissolution Notice.
r|'HE FIRM OF SCRIBNER, TATI.OR k CO,.
± Real Estate Brokm, 1h tliia day diaaolvad.
. . _ IV. P. TAYLOR.
July », 1*70. JyU-liu
Dissolution Notice.
1’HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
ING between Mike McCluskey and John J.
Monahan is this day dissolved by mutual con
aent. J. J. Monahan will collect all outstanding
accounts and pay all debts against the concern.
M. MeCLURKEY.
JNO. J. MONAHAN.
Treasure City, Nev., July M, 1870. Jy*l
Dissolution Notice.
1'HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE KX
. ISTING between Hop Sing and Wau Yuen,
In this city, has been this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. The business will be continued
at the old stand by Wau Yuen Jk 0o„ who will
pay all debts and receive and receipt for ail dues
of the late firm. WAU YUEN,
HOP BING.
Hamilton, Nev., July 17,1870. JjftMl'
FOR SALE
Dwelling-Home in Treasure City. Inquire at
this office. tnaTMf

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