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WHITE PINE DAILY 'NEWS.
Sunday, August 14. ^18 70.
local Entrlligrnrr.
KTOrKHOLUEKN DIKWTOHV.
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MKR STOCKS.
firm* of Mine. \Uvird.\Ver Skr\Minqt\ Salt.
Evou'gHtar.No.llApr.4 .05 Aug. 1 Aug 24
Jennie A.Omn'Ol.IJiw.M .10 July 25 Aug. 15
Aurora Oouaull'il July 7 5.00 Aug. 10 Sept. 1
noonday. Ju!y2o * Aug. 24 Sept.IS
Silver Vault.July* 05 Aug. 25 Sept.la
Nevatla I.. AM July 111 01 Aug. 11 Aug. 20
Pogonip Flat. . . Jun.l5j .1)5 Aug. 2 Aug 1"
OUR MIWIKO REVIEW
For the AAVrk ending Annual 15.
There hnve her .i but very few material
rlinngos in our lending mines nn Treas
ure Mill; but there is a greater desire on
the part of owners of mines to go to
work and develop them since the recent
strikes in the Anrora South, Silver Wave
and Silver Wedge. These mines still
continue to take ore from the largo
Imdies recently struck. Many of the
mines on which work has bceu recently
commenced, show good results, which
some give promise of soon developing
into first class mines. There are a great
many mines that have largo quantities of
low grade ores on their dnmps, and
could be turned to account if mills were
owned in connection with them. The
Consolidated Chloride Flat is working a
number of moil on the several locations
of the company.
Outside Districts are giving cncourng
evidence of their abundance of ores.
Pinto, Kern, Robinson, Piermont and a
number of others, will soon add to our
bullion shipments.
The base metal mines are being worked
to a great extent—the most of them
awaiting the completion of Governor
Matteson’s smelting and separating
works, upon which work is being vigor
ously prosecuted, and will in a short
time he in running order; when the mine
owners of the Base Metal Bunge will be
able to ascertain the value of their ores
and get their returns here, instead of
waiting from (JO to 90 days.
The Walsh aud Bath burn furnaces are
running steadily on smelting ores—the
former on ore from the Trench mine.
The shipment of base bullion for the
past week foots up 9,000 pounds. The
shipment of flue bullion, $32,284.0*2.
Aurora South—This mine is still being
worked in that rich body recently
struck, and shipping 40 to 50 tuns daily
to the Stanford mill.
Addington.—A nuiulier of men are at
work on this mine, which is looking
well. Several tuns of ore have been
worked, producing $300. We are in
formed tfiat parties East nro negotiating
for this mine. •
Autumn No. 2. Quite a force of men
art1 at work on this valuable mine.
They are in a streak of rich ore.
Aurora Consolidated Several of this
company’s claims are being worked, tak
ing out some good rock.
Bourbon—This mine is locuted on
Lower Chloride Elat. Have struck a
liody of good ore; 40 tuns on the dump
now being assorted.
Chloride Flat Company Working a
number of their locations and assorting
the different dump piles; have a good
force of men at work.
Emigrant—This mine is being worked,
and several tuns have been shipped for
milling.
El Dorado and Black Cloud — These
two mines are being worked with a largo
force of men, amL are in some good on*.
We may expect To hear of these mines
being among the leading ones before a
great while.
Gorilla— Working a number of men in
a drift to the north, and have struck a
seam of milling ore.
iireni isumii Mining iMmpany—jnis
company is vigorously prosecuting the
work on the Wabasn, Hemlock and
Glacier locations. Hits struck good ore
in the Wabash, and has about 50 tuns
of ore on the dump.
Iceberg South—Is working, and lias
some good indications.
Mammoth—Two drifts Wing run, one
on the 30-foot level, running easterly,
showing good ore; the other, from the
lHittoin of the incline, running in the
same direction, in quart/, and spar; pros
pects favorable. Has about 50 tuns of
unassorted ore on the dump
Original Hidden Treasure—The force
on this mine has been reduced until the
two shafts, now commenced, are iu good
shape, when a larger number of men will
b» employed. Are in good ore; shipping
about 40 tuns per day to two mills.
Posthole—This mine is Wing worked
under a lease; but as yet have made no
new developments.
Red Rover—Mine looking well; still
working in a body of rich ore.
Silver Wave—Working in the body of
me lately struck, which still looks well.
Shipped 50 tuns of ore to mill last week.
Silver Wedge A number of men are
employed on this mine, nnd are in a good
body of first-class ore.
BASK MKTAL.
Butler—This mine has a shaft down
about 34 foot, the ledge Wing almost per
pendicular, varying from 10 to 20 inches
in width, and iu good ore. Assays $120
in silver, and 40 per cent, in lead.
Empress Josephine—Located near the
Imperial, has a large force at work, and
bids fair to become one of the best mines
on the range.
Elko—Nothing doing on this mine at
present. Has a large amount of first
class ore on the dump.
Erie—The mine being in litigation, no
work in going on in consequence.
Great Valley—The tunnel shows con
siderable good ore. The shaft, now down
H’i0 feet, shows good indications.
Imperial Point—Work still going on
with encouraging prospects.
District Court W. If R Ratty, J.
Saturday, August 11.
The following business was transacted
in this Court:
Cook vs. Irwin; motion for new trial
continued until Saturday next.
Trench vs. Ilendrie; referred to J.
O’I farrow to tnke an accounting, and de
fendant ordered to enter into bonds for
costa, he Wing a non resident.
Luther va. Osborne et ul.; cause still
on tiial.
Wilson vs. Fulton; plaintiff allowed
to go on ground with witnesses to make
survey.
Cristie vs. Mineral City; A. K. Ste
phens substituted nnd judgment ren
dered for plaintiff.
All causes vs. Consolidated Silver
Ware dismissed.
Ci.rn Organization.—The Democrats
of Hamilton met last night at the Athe
neum. J. R. Kittrell called the meeting
to order and stated its object. B. II.
Hereford was elected President, and E.
B. Ktonehill, W. H. Clayton, J. W. Kel
ler Vico Presidents; R. M. Beatty Sec
retary, and A. P. Carle Treasurer. A.
M. Ilillhouse. Dr. H. A. MeMeans, and
Thos. Flitcroft were appointed a Com
mittee on By-Law*. The mooting was
addressed by Messrs. Kittrell, Htonehill,
nnd MeMeans.
Personal.—John Van Huron Perry
arrived here yesterday, and is looking as
hearty as could lie expected, under tlio
severe treatment he was compelled to go
through in Virginia.
Tin* Cniic of P«*(*|ilii|r Tom.
4 A Card ‘ appears in another part of
this paper, signed by P. MeCue, denying
1 that he is the notorious ‘ Peeping Tom.’
ho often mentioned in these columns as
addicted to the unpleasant custom of
looking in at windowH and doors where
women are alone—particularly if repos
ing or disrobing. On taking the card
from McCne, we asked him if he had
ever Ireen obliged to leave Silver City or
Flint (Idaho) for similar conduct to that
In* is accused of here. [He was out on
$2,"*00 bonds last evening. J He said he
lmd never been obliged to leave either
place on snob account; nor any other.
We proposed to show him a man who
j would say he had been. He went with
! U8, but our witness had retired for the
, night. Afterward, some gentlemen ac
i companied MeCue to our office, where
i he was confronted by Caldwell Wright,
I for whom he worked, in the Ida Elmore
! mine. He took Wright aside, and inter
| rogated him in an undertone. Wright
; replied, curtly, * Yes. sir, I said so, sav
I ho now!’ MeCue called him a liar; and
' the epithet was not cool on the air till
I ho received a hit on the temple from
which he hied very profusely on the floor.
Marshal Duniara promptly arrested both
! parties, preventing further difficulty.
MeCue seemed to have an ugly hole in
the temple—made, he said, by a six
shooter; though we saw none. At the
j City Hall Wright was allowed to go on
j his own recognizance, and McCne put in
ja».' on an additional warrant held at the
‘•me, fur larceny. At the interview in
I our office, Wright not only asseverated
| what he had before said, but called names
| and instances to Mediae's mind. MeCue
acknowledged all places of residence, ac
quaintance, and occupation, but denied
the soft impeachment as to inspection of
bed-room windows and the opera-glass
aspect of water-closets. The prejudice
of the community is strongly hacked by
Wright’s evidence as to early history.
Republican County Committee.—At
ft meeting of this committee, held yo«
teiday at the St. Nicholas Saloon, the
necessary apportionment of delegntes to
the County Convention whs made, and
the day of holding the primaries fixed
for the flth day of September, and the
County Convention to be held on the
10th day of September. A test was
adopted to l>e in force at the primaries.
Selected a number of Judges, Inspectors
and Clerks of election. See advertise
ment.
Relmious.—Bishop Whitaker, of the
Kpiscopnl Church, will hold divine ser
vice at the Courthouse in this city at
11 a. in. to-day, and at the Schoolhouse
in Bhermantown ut 1% p. m. All per
sons are cordially invited to attend
Rev. A. N. Fisher will preach at the
Courthouse in this city this evening at 8
o’clock Rev. W. (’. Gray will pleach
in Treasure City to-day at 11 a. in. and
8 p. ni.
Left foh Ely.- l’at Holland left yes
terday for l’ioche, on Hatch A Kiplin
ger's line, for the purpose of making the
necessary arrangements to publish liia
paper, which will make its first appear
ance about the 1st of September. We
wish him success in his enterprise.
Deputy 1T.*S. Collector. Homer S.
King has been appointed Deputy V. S.
Collector for this District. The present
incumbent, Mr. Meekins, will leave here
to-morrow, to remain at headquarters in
Virginia City.
Go to C. R. Alexander’s for your
drugs. fe7-tf
fflisrrllanrous.
DR. S. A. McMEANS'
SYSTEM OF PRACTICE IN
RHEUMATIC CASES,
BARED UPON
PATHOLOGICAL INVKHTIG ATIOXM.
IVF'T sa!.- by G. It ALEXANDER. Druggist.
Main street. Hamilton. Jy'-Kt-tf
cmouLAn.
LEAD AND SILVER BARS.
ALSO,
LEAD AND SILVER ORES.
'IMIE • HEI.BY LEAD AND BILVEIt SMELT
I I NO AND REFINING COMPANY,* having
mad. Ur#*- addition* to their Work*, are pre
pared to receive, in any quantity. Lead Bullion
containing Silver and Gold. Return*, in all
caaea, will lie mad<- promptly in twenty days
from the receipt of the bullion in Han Francisco.
Ret urns for Gab na Orea containing Hilver w ill
In- made within thirty day from delivery in Han
Franclarn. Them- orea should be concentrated
so as to assay fifty per cent, in Lead.
They are alan inert nslng their Work* for the
reduction of Rich Hilver Ores. This addition
Will ue completed about the 15th of Heptemlier.
freight and shipping charge s advanced on
shipments to these Works, provided the amount
doea not exceed the net value of the shipment.
THOB. H. HEI.BY k CO.
Han Francisco, Cal., July ‘JH, 1870. au3-2w
AUBURN MILLS,
H3DISJO, NEVADA.
THE NEVADA
LAND & MINING COMPANY,
(mm it tn r»,)
WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,
IN ANY QUANTITY. AT THE FOLLOWING
NET rates:
On Orea Assaying per tun 140, 25 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying per tun *50, 30 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per Inn MO, 37S percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ora* Assaying per tun *70. 40 per c«*nt. of
Assay Value.
On Ore* Assaying per tun fso, 43 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ore* Assaying per tun *00, 48 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *100. 60 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On On'S Assaying per tun *125, 68 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On On*s Assaying per tun *150, 00 percent, of
Assay Value.
On On>* Assaying per tun *175, (VI per cent. <>f
Assay Value.
On On*a Assaying per tun *200, 65 percent, of
Assay Value.
Ou On*s Assaying per tun *250, 68 percent, of
Assay Value.
On On's Assaying per tun *276, 70 percent, of
Assay Value
On Orea Assaying per tun *300. 72 percent, of
Assay Value.
Oil Orea Assaying per tun *350. 74 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Orea Assaying per tun *400. 77 per cent, of
Assay Value.
On On's Assaying per tun *500, 78 per cent, of
Assay Value.
Ou Ores Assaying per tun 9800, 79 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *700. 81 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnu *800. 82 percent, of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun *900, 88 percent. <»f
Assay Value.
On Ores 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 f 100
per tun. contained In silver ore*, will lie paid
for at above ratea.
Asaava guaranteed to correapoml with the lr.
H. Mint.
Ore Hacks returned to shipper* fn-e of rail
road charges.
Orea sampled by Battery or Crusher, at option
of ahlpper.
J. J. DrNNK, Manager.
Reno, Nev.. June 1, 1870. ail7-tf
I
Arrival* ait«l Departure*.
.lfailVAI.8
i*v wooimrrr a ennob's uxk.
Tho* Keogh J Bergen (’apt Ulasdcl
Mr* Christie M Roger* John O'llrieu
H Porter M Lamb (too Ilcan-t
John McMahon M Grulwr John Jeffrie
Mrs Jour* l 6 children Ah Min
MY MAPBKY, WINE* A **0.*« LINE
J V It PelTJ R R Hawkins H I* Green
DEPARTURES.
BY BKACUEY. WINE* A * O.'h LINE
l» W Gage E F Hooker Jos Trench
Tboa Day P A Hall (. W Craven
A P Co* K J Dougherty
my woonaurr a nmoa'a line
John Morton C Sutherland W <J Chihh-r*
• A HlaM-r A Straus B Hcrg'-n
L H Lupluun It H Crocker J N Montgomery
John Capmn John Finley Two Chinese
MY MATCH A WTLINUER’h ELY LINK.
Sarah O'Neal Mrs Ayers Mrs FletchsrAch
Miss Sharp H Jenniu J B Van Hagen
Democratic Pbimabibh.—The Demo
cratic Comity Central Committee met
yesterday, at Major 0’Reef's saloon ami
added two more delegates to their former
appointments, and tiled the 3d day of
September for holding their primaries.
The Committe adjourned to meet at tin
same place on the 20th of August.
Fob Pits hk.—Travis, Wilson A* Co.’s
stage will leave here on Monday morn
ing, at H o’clock, for Ely, with passen
gers, freight and mail, making fast time,
and good stock all the way. Bnldy
Green, driver.
This Only Flesh Sin 11 Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found ut Byrne’s
old stand, in Terry’s Saloon. Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sheeps Tongues, and
everything else that ’« good to eat. Fresh
oysters by every Express.
Travis, Wilson ic Co, will dispatch a
stage for Robinson, ou Monday morning,
taking passengers, freight and mail.
Turkey Dinner at Moch’s to-day.
i Give him a call.
fRisrrllanrous.
»"»- FOR SALE! .1™.
r|'HE BREWERY IN YAHOO CANYON, NEAR
1 Hhermautown. First-claas concern; splen
did cellar; ‘JOO-gallnn copper kettle, pump, pipes,
tuba, ranks, bottles, tanks, cooler t<» cool Down
in 4 hours, stoves, and water supplied through
out by pipes from spring. Also, alx>ut 100 cords
dry wood in the tree, felled, got at easily, ami
near brewery.
Instructions given in the nrt of brewing, mak
ing cider, ginger beer or pop, and vinegar (by a
new and quick process, without acids), for con
sideration.
No. 9 Buck's patent cook-stove, cheap.
Apply on premises.
•n12-lm STUART CRICHTON.
I? art to a rr, Etc.
P. A. WAGNER,
Main Street, Hamilton, Nevada,
— IMPORTER AND DEALER IN —
HAHDWARB,
Milt and Mining Coods,
GAS PIPE,
Steam Cas Pipe Fitting,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
STOVE S,
Tin and Copper Ware.
Cutting and Fitting Gas Pipe,
DONE OX SHORT NOTICE.
W^All work in our line done with dispatch.
nu7.tr
J. M. l.AJtKMAN, JOS. OomiABD.
PIONEER FOINDRVd MACIIIM: SHOP,
Broad and Fifth Nfa., Ila milfoil.
pODDAKI) A CO.-STEAM ENGINES
" J furnished to order: best Quart/ Mill Ma
chinery constructed and repaired. Shoes, Dies,
aud other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having a new plant
of tools, arc pit pan'<l to do General Repairing,
Blackamithiug. Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc.. Etc.
Order* respectfully solicited, and filled w ith
diMmtch. jyiVtf
PIONBEIl
BOILER WORKS !
HAMILTON — WIIITK PINK.
VI.T. KINDS OF BOILERS, WROt tiHT IRON
Tanks, Water Pipe, Doors and Shutters,
Gasometers. Blast Furnaces.Tewer ln»ti ladles.
All kinds of Hheetiron Work and Machine Black
smithing, etc.
Repairing promptly attended to. at the lowest
possible terms. J. V. HALL,
Practical Boiler Maker. Proprietor.
Jy2Vtf
F. n. MOTT JR. s n MOTT, « H. FISH.
Ban Francisco. Hamilton. Treasure City.
MOTT, FISH & CO.
TREASURE CITY AND HAMILTON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ii a n id w a he.
Mill and Mining Goods,
IRON AND STEEL, CAS PIPE,
Ntenm nn«l Gun Filling*.
ilotiMo Furnishing Good*.
StovfM, Tin and Copper Wore.
CUTTING AND FITTING GAN P1PK,
DONE ON SHOUT NOTICE
BOLE AGENTS FOR
Jossop’s Celebrated Steel,
Luke Superior (Engle) Fuse,
TOY. BICKFORD & CO.'S FUSE,
G- iant X* o w dor,
— AND -
DUPONT’S POWDER.
nuS-tf MOTT, FIS II A. TO.
Ore Bags! Ore Bags!
Mine owners and superintendents
in want of ORE DAGS will find every sise
and quality, at lower price* than they can Im
port them from Sail Francisco or the East. Also
TENTS, STRAINERS. HOSE, and every de
I scriptiou of SAIL-MAKING, at
THOMAS FMTCROFT'B,
Upper end of Main street, opposite the
aull-tf New Courthouse. Hamilton.
ASSIGNEE SALE!
O V
N. DAHLMAN & BROTHER.
i rnHlB STORE IS RE-OPENED. AND GOODS
l are sold REGARDLESS OF PRICES.
All parties indebted to the Ann \rill settle
within SO days, or a black list will tie Issued and
legal proceedings taken.
; Call and settle, and buy cheap.
au'-l-tf L. KRANKF.L, Assignee.
F O U N D .
A DEED MADE TO W. W. WOODRUFF.
Can be found at the St. Nicholas Saloon.
anHMf
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life Insurance.
EMPIRE!
MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co.,
o r
NEW YORK.
G, HILTON SCRIBNER, President.
SIDNEY W. CROFUT. - • Secretary.1
« TT C C E H N
-THE —
I
CRITERION OF EXCELLENCE!
ORDINARY
LIFE POLICIES
ABSOLUTELY
NON -FORFEITABLE
F R O M
Payment of First Annnal Preminm!
SPECIAL INSURANCE
NON - FORFEITABLE!
After Two Annnal Premiums!
One-Third of the Annual
Premium Loaned to the
party insured, if desired,
A X 1)
NO NOTE REQUIRED !
THE BUSINESS
— OF
THE COMPANY I
is OX
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
OF T II K
EMPIRE!
Unprecedented and Unparalleled
BY ANY COMPANY
IN EUROPE OR AMERICA!
/V Cf K NTH.
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
ed to the undersigned.
0. F. VON RHEIN & CO.,
3 32 Montgomery street,
Kax Fiiaxckco, Cai..,
1 (Opposite Odd Fellows Hull, ground
floor,)
Managers for the Pacific
Coast. jvio-tf
Drugs anti jftrtirinrs.
G. R. ALEXANDER,
DRUttGIST AND APOTHECARY,
HAMILTON, J
NEVADA,
Keeps constantly on hand a kbesh
supply of
Drags, Medicines and Chemi
cals; Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Window (Class,
Coal Oil, Btc.
PERFUMERY, COSMETIC* ANO POMADE*.
oahdekt bbbds i
•T’Gardtn Seeds, of all kinds, Just received I
from the East and California. suft-tf
PIONBBI1
DRUG SJT ORE!
gw. C. ARMES, Ag’t.g
Main street, - - - - Treasure City.
—■ m |
r* orfu m e ■ ,
Patent Mediolnea.
S7~Pr«-acrlptiona put up, day and night. jy3M
CHinrs ant) Liquors.
BILE, HAYES A CO.,
Importers and wholesale Dealers In
Fine Wines & Liquors,
No. 619 Front street,
JylO-tf Ban Francisco, California.
I. LANDSBERGER A CO.,
Manufacturers of
SPARKLING WINE!!
Dealers In
Choice Natife Wines anil Brandies!
423 to 420 Jackson street,
Nan Francisco, Cal. Jylft-tf !
M. KANE. T. N. WAND. JAMES Hl’NTKB.
HUNTER, WAND A CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Proprietors of
HUNTER'S CALIFORNIA WHEAT WHISHT.
Also, Agents for Jos. 8. Flnche’s celebrated
Pennsylvania Rye Whisky,
C07 and fM)9 Front street, near Jackson,
Jylfl-tf Hon Francisco, Cal.
JAS. SPBUANCR. JOHN SPBUANCE. O. C. CHAPMAN.
J. A J. SPRUANCE,
SUCCESSORS TO J. C. IIORAN A CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Willos and Ijlquora
415 Front street,
aull-tf HAR FRANCISCO.
PURE WINES^ND LIQUORS!
CHEAPF.lt THAN ANY IN THE STATE!
Price put down to suit the times'
At the Tollhouse, Swansea.
The stock consists of
WHITE and RED WINE, WHITE SWEET and
CHAMPAGNE WINE, ANGELICA of su
perior quality, and California
GRAPH BRANDY anil WHISKY!
By the gallon, quart or bottle.
All orders left at the Warehouse of CLARK k
FULLER, corner of Silver and Treasure streets,
Hamilton, will lie promptly attended to. Also,
-aini'l. - of each kind to be found there, and an
invitation to all who may wish to purchase to
call and sample it. PETER RICE.
Swansea, July 1H. 1870. JyliLtf
JHisrrllanrous.
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.
TWO HORSES
AND
Ono Mill
Were taken up by the undersigned, in Hteptoe
Valley.
Any parties owning such stock can have the
same by proving property, paying charges and
the cost of this advertisement.
JOHN RAGSDALE,
Hteptoe Valley.
Hamilton, Nev., August 12,1070. aul 2-30.1*
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!
A BOARDINGHOUSE AND RESTAURANT. ,
J\ with 25 to 30 steady Boarders Ueut cheap. |
Restaurant fixtures complete, with a flrst-rlitss ;
Range. Will be sold cheap, as the owner is j
going East. Beil and betiding included. In
quire at this office. au2-tf j
KOHN & BRO.,
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHING, BOOTS A SHOES,
Domestics, Hats and Blankets,
Noil !1 A 11 K St., bet. Front and 9d,
SACRAMENTO, CAL. aull-tf
KORN’S BAKERY
—AND—
COFFEE SAL OON.
Meals, 13 O Cents.
Restaurants and Families supplied with
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Dough Nuts, 1
and German Rolls,
At Reasonable Rates.
aulO-tf SOL. PREISACKER, Proprietor.
VIA TOAJNTO!
F. F. MARX,
General Forwarding
— AND —
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
WILL MAKE ADVANCES ON FREIOHT,
ft and Khip ull good* rontdgnrd to liiu rare
for any and all Mining Camp. In Soutlirautt'm
Nevada, and to all point. In Idaho,
fthortvat and boat ronton and FREE rtuida to
EGAN CANYON.
DEEP CREEK.
KERN,
PATTERSON,
SILVER PARK,
ROBINSON,
BELMONT,
SHOSHONE,
PIERMONT,
ELY,
COOPER, and
SACRAMENTO DISTRICTS,
And all points adjacent to Spring and Steptoe
Valleys.
Commissions and Freights
The very Lowest.
DIRECT CARE OF DIAMOND
M, TOANO.
jyH-tf r. r. Marx.
FRANK CASTAGNETTO,
(Successor to Castagnetto It Borbon,)
1)KKPAIIER OP COFFEE BY STEAM,
corner of Treasure and Dunn streets, Ham
ilton. Chahtrks, Java, Corta Rica, and all
Mnds of Coffees, ground and prepared for the
table at hiH steam mill. He guarantees his
Coffee to be the very purest and best offered for
sale in the State of Nevada. nu7-tf
BABBITT METAL^XT
: tal, for sals cheap, at tbs office of The Dstlv
Sew*
Crabflrr's ffiuibc.
TREASURE CITY
PASSENCER LINE.
Elegant and oomfoht- . ,1'Sl
ABLE .lelKba In Winter,£afiSya8t
Mid ewy wi^iiih In Humnit. lWnlu trip.,
rein or shine, and perfectly safe at all tines.
(Tar* \ share of public patronage Is solicited.
Jew-tf ALFRED GRANT, Proprietor.
HAMILTON AND TREASURE CITY
STACE A'sfUft. LINE.
Tho Orocn Waiona
117ILL HEREAFTER LEAVE TREASURE
JJ CITY AND HAMILTON Every Hour—
making eight round tripa dally, carrylr- TVi 11a,
Fargo k Oo.'h Express and the United Arete*
Mail. Connecting with
BEACHY, WINES, k CO.'S STAGES.
Paaaeugers and Freight called for at both
Cinta. Office at St. Nicholas Saloon, Maln-at.
avea with the rnidl for Treasure City every
morning, at 7 \i o'clock.
au2-tf JAMES HAGAB, Proprietor.
HATCH & KIPLIN8ER.
mt
Through In 24 Hours!
SPEED INCREASED
— A X D —
Faro Reduoed!
Fine stock and good coaches leave
Hamilton twice a week, TUESDAY and
SATURDAY mornings, at 8 o'clock.
Through In Twenty-four Hours.
PssaengerH for Ely will find this much the
shortest, cheapest and pleasantest. route.
Office-At BARNEY A: JONES’ Brick Store,
Main street, Hamilton. Je20-tf
XT. 8. MAIL.
SOUTHERN MAE & EXPRESS LINE.
Wfflfli.
SALT LAKE CITY
PIOCHE CITY,* ELY DISTRICT.
ON JULY 1, 1870. UNDER GOVERNMENT
contract for carrying the UNITED STATES
MAIL, the undersigned will commence to run
CONCORD COACHES from SALT LAKE CITY
to PIOCHE CITY, via PROVO CITY, FILL
MORE, BEAVER, and other intermediate points;
having a contract to carry the United State*
Mail and Wells, Fargo k Co.'s Express.
Stage* will leave Salt Lake City and Pioche
City weekly, making the trip in three and n
half days.
FARE THROUGH. #30-CURRENCY.
HUGH WHITE, Proprietor.
J. J. HALPIX A CO.,
Agents at Pioche City.
WELLS, FARGO k CO.,
a*2-tf Agents at Salt Lake City.
WOODRUFF & ENNOR’S
STAGE LIIffEl
rr NEW ROUTE! .£1
CIOAl’HES LEAVE HAMILTON DAILY, AT
> 1*4 o'clock m., running through
SILVERADO,
EUREKA,
MINERAL HILL, and
RAILROAD DISTRICT,
To FA IjISADB,
Connecting with the Cars for the West next
morning.
Fine NEW OOXCORD COACHES and SIX
HORSE STOCK.
Passengers for the East and West will find
this the shortest and pleasantest route.
OFFICE: Main street, Hamilton, opposite
Wells, Fargo k Co.’s.
WE WILL ALSO RUN A
FAST FREIGHT LINE
FROM PALIS AI)K,
OVER THE SAME ROUTE.
tr7~ Mark Goods care • W. A E., Palisade.'
Parties shipping goods by our line will pierce
give notice at our offices, at San Francisco and
Sacramento, where they will receive prompt at
tention and be forwarded with dispatch.
Offices—444 Clay street, San Francisco; 36 J '
street, Sacramento; S3 South C street, Virginia i
City; and Mnin street, Hamilton, White Pine.
au2-tf WOODRUFF k ENNOR. Proprietors.
haiiiHoad
Stage AafrigR Line!
•EACHEY, WINES Jt CO., PROPRIETORS.
CHANCE OF TIME !
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. JULY 14,
1H70, our stages will leave Hamilton every
day at 2 o'clock p. m., connecting with the
Central Pacific Railroad at Elko—c» rrying Pas
sengers, Express and United States Mails.
Arrive in Hamilton at 12 o’clock m.
THROUGH TO ELKO IN 17 HOURS!
FROM F.LKO TO HAMILTON IN 19 HOURS!
VIa Enrols a.
This company now has the stocked with
Nplendld Nix-Horse Teams, and the
Latest Improved Concord Coaches.
CHEAP FARE AND 41'ICK TIME 1
IJEN. WINES, Superintendent.
HOMER S. KING, Agent.
Hamilton, Nev., July 13, 1870. au2-tf
HAMILTON AND PIOCHE
STAGE LINE!
CARRYING
The D. S. Mail & W. F. & Co.’s Eipress.
I EAVES HAMILTON ON MONDAY AND
j THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock a. in. Arrives at
Pioehe on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o’clock
a. m. Leaves Pioehe on MONDAY and THURS
DAY’, at 8 o'clock a. in. Arrives at Hamilton
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock a. m.
This is the only established line to Pioehe.
via Robinson and Patterson. Smoothest anil
quickest route.
Also, a branch line from Patterson to Silver
Park, making close connection with our regular
stages.
Our road is double stocked with G-horae
changes.
Satisfaction guaranteed to passengers, or mo
ney refunded.
TRAVIS, WILSON A: CO., Proprietors.
Our FAST FREIGHT LINE will be estab
lished in eight days. Merchants in Pioehe, Sil
ver Park, and intermediate points, will And it to
their advantage to mark goods • Care TRAVIS.
WILSON k CO.. Fast Freight.' au4-tf
WANTED!
rpKAMS, TO CONTRACT FOR HAULING
± Wood. Inquire of
J. F. KOPP,
Hair-Dressing Saloon, Main street,
Opposite St. Nicholas Saloon.
auO-tf Hamlltuu, Nev.
NOTI OE.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that I have appointed GEO. BUCHNER my
Agent. He will collect all debts due me.
JyJU-tf FRED. VOSS.
BARNEY & JONE8,
SOLE AGENT8 OF THE
CALIFORNIA POWDER WORKS
X sx Hamilton.
_______ •
POWDER SUPPLIED,
IX A XT QIANTITY,
AT THE LOWEST HATES.
Main Street,
mill on, Maw. tuS-tf
ffrabtltr’a ffiutor.
CALIFORKJA
STEAK NAVIGATION COMPANY
liE2_.il THE fast and splendid
steamers
CHRYSOPOLIS AND CAPITAL,
Will leave on alternate daya for San Franctaro,
on the arrival of the car*, at IS o clock p. m..
from the foot of K »twt.
Steamer UHBYBOPOUS.Foster.Haater.will
leave on MONDAYS, W EDNESDAYS and FBI
DSUamer CAPITAL. Pool, Maater. wUl leave on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATTHDATS
Fare between San Franclaco and Sanuaento
will be an follows: __
CABIN.•J-JJ
DECK. J™
To ... 1*,w
For Marysville and the Intermediate
Landing*.
The Company'* steamers will leave for Marya
vllle and Intermediate landings dally rt midday
ISatnnlaya and Sundays eiceptod); Sunday*, at
7 ». m. .
For Red Blair.
The *t earner RED BLUFF wiU taw fcr M
Bluff and intermediate landing* every BATI K
DAY, at 7 o'clock a. m. . . .
Freight secured on day previou* to departure.
For freight or r.a~«e
jyM-tf On board brig Globe
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tim* Schedule, July I I. 1870.
Express rsssger
EASTWARD. I Train Sunday | Mixed*
[Daily, exoep’d-l_
Hen Francisco.. .I/ve 830 am 430m 730pm
Oakland. ** 8:80 " 4:30 " .
San Jose. " 8:85 " 835 .
Stockton. " 1237pm 8:15" ........
Sacramento.Ar’v 130 " 1030 " 7:40 am
Sacramento.L’ve 2:10 " . 930 "
Marysville.Ar’v 4 30 " .
Chico. " 0:45 11 . 8:30 *‘
Colfax .L’vc 530 " v. 430 **
Reno. " 1:15 am 5:45 AM
Winnemucca.... " 9:10" 10:15 pm
Battle Mountain. " 12:00 m fl £ 330 am
Carlin. “ 3:10 pm >,3 1030 "
Elko. " 4:40" 12:30 PM
Kelton. " 130 am QfjJ 7:45 am
Ogden.Ar*v 630 " *_ 530 "
Express Pass’ger
WESTWARD. Train, Bundav Mixed*
Dai 1 y. exrep’d.
Ogden.77777.77..L've 630 pm 7 .. 777 530 tm
Kelton. " 10:42" . 1:30 am
Elko. " 8:45 am... 7:15 pm
Carlin. " 10:15 " . 9:45 "
Battle Mountain, " 1:25 pm . 336 am
Winnemucca_ " 435 " . 930 "
Reno. " 130 am .11:30 "
p Colfax. " 8:45 " . 12:50 PM
Chleo.,7~ 630 " ...7..7 10:30 am
Marysville. " 9:10 " . 230 PM
Sacramento.Ar’v 11.25 " . 6:80 "
Sacramento.L’ve 11:45 " 730 am 730 "
Stockton. " 1:40 pm 8:45" .
San Jose.Ar'v 6:30 « 12:45 PM.
Oakland. " i 5:30 " 12:10 " .
San Francisco... " | 630 " 12:40" 9:30am
A. N. TOWTfE, General Superintendent.
T. H. GOODMAN, Pen. Pane. Ag’t. aul-tf
ifltscrllancows.
F0RWARDIN9 FREE!
■JJ NTIL F1RTHER N 0 T I C F.,
We will Forward Freight
From
Elko to White Pine District
FREE OF CHARCE!
Parties shipping to our care can rely Upon
having their
Freight Forwarded with Dispatch
And
At the Lowest Going Rates.
Jy27-tf WHITNEY k CO.
NOTICE !
FREE FORWARDING!
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, AND UNTIL
further notice,
I will Forward Freight
From
ELKO TO WHITE PINE
FREE OF CHARGE!
I). W. EARL.
Elko, Nev., Jun* 27, 1870. Jy27-tf
FAST FREIGHT.
The fart freight line of w. l.
PRITCHARD in in full blant, and running
on
66-HOUR8 TIM F,
FROM
ELKO TO HAMILTON!
AND 18 PREPARED TO TAKE
ANY AMOUNT OF FREIGHT
FROM
Elko to White Pine!
MARK GOODS
CARE PRITCHARD FAST FREIGHT.
All goods thus marked will come FREE OF
FORWARDING CHARGER AT ELKO.
WILL SHIP
BUXjIjION, ORB,
Or muy other kind of Freight,
From HAMILTON to ELKO,
OR CONTRACT TO
DELIVER ORE, BULLION, ETC.,
In San Francisco or New York.
OFFICE:
In Cros*’ Fire-proof Warehouse,
Hamilton street, Hamilton, Nev.
P. A. BOMMEN, GEO. COWLES.
Agent, Elko. Agent, Hamilton.
IV. L PRITCHARD,
au-4tf Proprietor.
N O TICE.
OrrxcK Couktt Bubvictor, i
Hamilton, Feb. 9, 1H70. f
NWESTCOATT. E. L. MASON AND COL.
• C. S. BULKLEY are the only Deputy
County Surveyors of White Pino county. The
appointments of all others have been this day
revoked. All accounts due the office will be
paid to the above deputies.
R. M. WILSON,
aull-tf Co. Surveyor White Pine Co.. Nev.
BILLY DOUGHERTY,
Tonsorial Artist,
JA.OBJBOIIJ HOUSE
MAIN STREET. HAMILTON, NEVADA.
Having moved his shop to the
Jackson House, respectfully solicits aeon
tinuance of patronage from his old friends and
the public generally, at reduced rates.
Shaving.'Me.
Haib Cotiko.80o.
Shampooing.80c.
Jed-tf
tULIFORNIA CLARET.—A LARGE STOCK
l for Mia in quantities to rail.
JCH.2W FORBES k 00.. Main itmt.