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WHITE • PINE DAILY NEWS. Ordinanca No. 38. An Ordinance creating a Salary and Contingent Fund, and for other purpose*. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain aa follows: „ , „ . Section l. From and after the passage of this Ordinance, tho City Treasurer shall set apart fifty per cent, of all money coming into the City Treasury from licenses, hall rent and fines; and twenty-five per cent, of all money coming into the City Treasury from taxes on real and per sonal property, which shall bo known as the Salary and Contingent Fund. 8*e. 2. The City Treasurer shall make a re port to the Board of Trustees on the first Mon day in each month, showing the amount of money receivod Into the City Treasury for tho month previous, the amount set apart to said Salary and Contingent Fund, the amount dis bursed, and the amount remaining in the Treat* X.». All warrants for the payment of sal aries, and all warrants for defraying the contin gent expenses of the city, unless otherwise ordered by the Board of Trustees, shall hereafter be drawn upon the ' Salary and Contingent Fond;’ which warrants shall commence a new series, and be paid in the order of their registra tion. 8so. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be In force from and after its passage. Approved July 5, 1870. P. EVERTS, President Board of Trustees. M. P. Ghamberuv, Oity Clerk. Jy8-14t Ordinance No. 39. An Ordinance abolishing the offices of Street Commissioner and Jailer and Janitor. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain as follows: Sscnotf 1. The offices of Street Commissioner and Jailer an.l Janitor are hereby abolished. Ssc. 2. Ordinance No. 29. entitled ' An Ordi nance creating the office of Jailer and Jauitor, and definlug his duties, compensation, etc.,’ap proved January 31,1870, and all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances defining the duties of and prescribing compensation for Street Commis sioner, are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its paaaage. Approved July 5,1870. P. EVERTS, President Board of Trustees. M. P. OnAMBKRi.iN, City Clerk. jyR-14t Ordinance No. 40. An Ordinance Regulating the Salaries of Of ficers. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain os follows: Section 1 The officers of Hamilton City shall receive the following compensation for their services—to wit: The City Marshal shall receive a salary of nino hundred dollars per an num, and five per cent, on all taxes collected by him on real and personal property; and also one dollar for collecting each license. The City Treasurer shall reoelve a salary of nine hundred dollars per annum. Tho City Assessor shall re ceive a salary of six hundred dollars per annum. The Chief Enginoer shall receive a salary of nine Hundred dollars per annum. The City Attorney shall receive a salary of seventy-five dollars per month, and. In addition to such percentage as is allowed him on delinquent taxes, shall receive live dollars for each conviction for violation of Ordinances, provided that the same shall in all oases be collected from tha party convicted, and in no case to be a charge against the city. The City Clerk shall receive a salary of seventy-five dollars per month. Regular Policemen shall re ceive a salary of aeventy-flve dollars per month, and also two dollars for each arrest and convic tion, provided that the same shall in all cases be collected from te party convicted, and in no case to be a charge against the city. Sec. 2. Each of the above salaries shall be payable In legal coin of the United States, in equal monthly installments, on tho first day of each and every month. Bsc. 3. Oidinaue No. 4, entitled ‘An Ordi nance regulating the salaries of officers,’ approv ed April 10, I860, aud Ordinance No. 10, entitled ‘ An Ordinance defining the duties of City Attor ney,’approved April 15, 1869, and Section 7 of Ordinance No. 26, entitled ‘ An Ordinance regu lating a Fire Department of Hamilton City,’ ap proved December 13, 1869, and Section 4 of Ordi nance No. 35, entitled • An Ordinance creating the office of City Attorney,’ approved June 13, 1870, are hereby repealed. Bsc. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved July 5, 1870. P. EVERTS, President Board of Trustees. M. P. Chamberu.v, City Clerk. jy8-14t Ordinance No. 41. An Ordinance regulating Licenses and License Tax in Hamilton City. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain as follows: BkoTION 1. The Clerk shall cause to be pre- ; pared, at the expense of the city, printed forms of City Licenses, to be issued as herein provided. He shall number and sign the same and deliver them to the Marshal, from time to time, charging him therefor. The Marshal shall make a written report to the B«>ard of Trus tees on Monday of each week, duly verified, showing the amount of licenses collected by him the previous week, the names of persons or firms to whom licenses have been issued, the amount paid by each, and the occupation or business for which such licenses wgre issued. 8ec. 2. All licenses herein provided for shall be payable In logftl coin of tho United States. Sec. 3. Every person or firm engaged in the business of trading or merchandising, or dealing in any kind of goods, wares, or merchandise whatsoever, shall pay a license as follows: Those making monthly sales to the amount of one thousand dollars or under, eight dollars per quarter; those making monthly sales amounting to more than one thousand and under five thou sand dollars, twelve dollars per quarter; and those making monthly sales amounting to more than five thousand dollars, twenty dollars per quarter. Sec. 4. Every person or firm engaged In the business of storage and commission merchants shall pay a license as follows: Those whose monthly receipts amount to one thousand dol lars or under, ten dollars per quarter; those whose monthly receipts are more than one thou sand and under three thousand dollars, fifteen dollars per quarter; and those whose monthly receipts are more than three thousand dollars, twenty-five dollars per quarter. 8*o. 5. Every person or firm engaged in the business of banking, dealers in exchange, gold and ailver, stocks, or bullion, shall pay a license of fifty dollars per quarter. 8kc. G. Every person, firm or company en gaged In the business of expressing or transmit ting letters or packages for hire, having an office in this city, shall pay a license of fifty dollars per quarter. 8kc. 7. Each Telegraph Company doing busi ness in the city shall pay a license of fifty dol lars per quarter. 8*c. 8. Every person, firm or company en gaged In the business of stock or real estate brokerage In buying and selling stocks or real estate, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. 8ao. 9. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a livery stable, or letting horses, wagons, carriages, or other animals or vehicles for hire, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. §*c. 10. Every person or firm engaged in the business of running for hire any dray, job wagon, cart or other public vehicle, shall pay for each dray, Job wagon, cart or vehicle so run. a license of ten dollan per quarter. Sco. 11. Every person or firm engaged in the business of auctioneering shall pay a license of thirty dollars per quarter. 8ec. 12. Every person or firm engaged in the business of carrying on a daguerrean or photo graphic gallery .shall pay a license of fifteen dol lars per quarter. 8*c. 13. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a barber shop, shall pay ror each chair In use in said shop a license of five dollars per quarter. business of assaying any met»Is or ore, shall pay a license of twenty-flve dollars per quarter. Sue. 15. Every person or firm engaged in the business of manufacturing soda, qider, vinegar, sarsaparilla, or s/rups of any kind, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. 8sc. 16. Every person or firm engaged In the business of keeping or conducting any tavern, hotel, lodging house, chop house, or restaurant, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. 8ec. 17. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a bar or saloon, for retail ing any wines or liquors of any kind, in leas quantities than one quart, shall pay a license of forty-flve dollars per quarter. Bec. 18. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a public bath house, shall pay a license of teu dollars per quarter. Bec. 19. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping or carrying on a shooting gallery, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. • 8eo. 20. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping or conducting a public bak ery for the manufacture of bread, pics or cakes, shall pay a license of five dollars per quarter. Bec. 21. Every person or firm engaged in keeping a laundry, where washing and Ironing is done, shall pay a license of ton dollars tier quarter. 1 ii 2?; E*ery proprietor or keeper of a bil liard table shall pay for each table in use a license of ten dollars per quarter. Sec. 23. Every keeper or proprietor of a nine pin, ten pin or bowling alloy, shall pay a license of twenty dollars per quarter. Sec. 24. Every person or firm engaged in the business of keeping or carrying on any brewery for the manuiacture of beer, malt or fermented liquor, shall pay a license of thirty dollars per quarter. 'V«T Inmimnr.- company H'o city. .I..11 imy . of twenty-five dollars per quarter. —_*T”7 P*™», firm or company on gaged n ranuing staged and carrying passengers for hire, and having an office in the city, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Bec. 27. Every person or firm engaged in the buni&M. of pawn broker. ,n.u w , U,„,1B, „( forty dollars per quarter. Beo. 26. Ever)’ person or firm engaged in the business of keeping a butcher shop or stall, for the retail of fresh meats, shall pay a license of fifteen dollars per quarter. Bec. 29. Every traveling merchant, hawker, or peddler, who shall vend goods, wares, and mer chandise, shall pay a license of twenty-five dollars per quarter; provided that in case such traveling merchant, hawker, or poddler. shall use a wagon, cart, or other vehicle in such business, he shall pay a license of forty dollars per quarter. Beo. >0. Every person, firm, company, mana ger, or lessee of any theater, engaged In the bust pens of giving theatrical performances oresbl ©rtitnancrs. -=—== I bit ions of serenader*. minstrels’ concert or open j singers, sparring, melodeon or other public per i formance or exhibition, for pay, shall pay a li I cense of one hundred dollars per month; pro | vided, that in case such license l»e granted for i j loss period than one month, five dollars foreact ; performance or exhibition so given, i Sec. 31. Every person, firm, or company, giv i ing in the city any exhibition of a caravan, me I nagerie, or collection of animals, or any circus j show, rope, or wire dancing, or slight of hand I perfbrmance, for pay, shall pay a license ol I twenty-five dollars for each exhibition so given I Sec. 32. Every person or Arm who shall opet ; ,,r keep a dance-house, commonly known as a hurdy-gurdy house, shall pay a license of on< hundred dollars per month: provided that it case such license is granted fora less period that one month, five dollars per day for each day the same ahall be kept open. Sec. 33. Every person who Hhall carry on oi I conduct any of the businesses, trades, callings, m j professions mentioned herein, and shall neglecl to take out a license therefor, as herein provide*!, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con viction thereof, shall be fined in a sum not lesn than the license which such person is required to take out, and not exceeding five hundred dol lars, which fine may be enforred by’ imprison ment in the city Jail not exceeding one day for each two dollar* of such fine. Hec. 34. All licenses provided for in this Or dinance shall be paiJ in advance, and are hereby made transferable in cases where the business licensed is conducted or carried on in the same building, shop, stall, or stand, but not otherwise. Hec. 33. Ordinance No. 11, entitled* An Ordi nance providing for the assessing and collecting of revenue for Hamilton City,’ approved April 16. 1809; and Ordinance No. 16, entitled * An Or dinance amendatory of and supplemental to an Ordinance entitled 1 An ordinance providing for the assessing and collecting of revenue for Ham ilton City,’ approved May 6,1869; and Ordinance No. 28, entitle*! ' An Ordinance amendatory of and supplemental to an Ordinance entitled * An Ordinance providing for the assessing and col lecting of revenue for Hamilton City,' approved September 13,1869, and all Ordinance* and parts of Ordinances in conflict with this Ordinance, are her**by repealed. Hec. 36. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved July 11,1870. P. EVERTS, President of the Board. M. P. Chaxtbkelin, City Clerk. Jyl4-14t Ordinance No. 42. An Ordinance Creating the Offices of City IU corder and City Surveyor. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain as follows: Section 1. In addition to the offices already prescribed by law and ordinance, there shall be and is hereby created the offices of City Recorder and City Surveyor. Hec. 2. The City Recorder, before entering upon the discharge of the duties of his offlee, shall give a bond, with two or more sufficient sureties, to In* approved by the Board, in the sum of five thousand dollars; and the City Sur veyor shall give a like bond, in the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars. Each of the bonds required by this section shall be in like form and with like conditions as other bonds re quired of officers. Sec. 3. The City Recorder shall hold his Court, every day, at the Recorder's office, in the City Hall, and shall In* allowed a fee of four dol lars for each conviction; provided, that the same shall in all cases In* collected from the party convicted, and in no case to In* a charge against the city. Hkc. 4. The City Recorder shall keep a record of all his proceedings, and pay over to the City Treasurer, on Saturday of each week, all money collected by him, after deducting the fees al lowed to officers; taking duplicate receipts there for—one of which he shall file with the City Clerk; the other keep for his voucher. The Re corder shall, also, report to the Board on Mon day of each week, under oath; which repprt shall show all case* brought before him; all fines im posed, and the amount of fees received by him and other officers therein. Hec. 5. The City Surveyor shall keep a record of all surveys made by him, and report the same to the Board of Trustees on the first Monday of each month; and shall be permitted to charge not to exceed ten dollars per lot for fixing the boundaries for private owners; provided, that, the same shall in no case be a charge against the city. Sec. fl. All ordinances or parts of ordinances, in conflict with this Ordinance, and all ordi nances heretofore passed providing any com pensation for either of said officers, are hereby repealed. Hkc. 7. This Ordinance shall take effect and In* in force from and after its passage. Approved July 18, 1870. P. EVERTS, President Board Trustees. M. P. Chamberlin, City Clerk. jy20-14t Ordinance No. 43. An Ordinance Relating to Dogs. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain as follows: Section 1. An animal tax, or license, of three dollars, on all male, and five dollars on all female dogs, in Hamilton City, over the age of one month, payable in legal coin of the United States, is hereby levied and directed to be col lected. Skc. 2. The Marshal shall procure a suitable number of tags, which shall be numbered, and stamped with the word Hamilton; and any per son keeping any dog within the city limits shall procure of the Marshal a tag, to be attached to such dog, and shall pay therefor the tax or license prescribed inflection 1 of this Ordinance. Bec. 3. The Marshal shall apprehend aud im pound all dogs found running at large without a tag within the city limits after the 1st day of August, A. D. 1870. Sec. 3. Any person wishing to redeem a dog which has been impounded may do ho upon X*ayment of the tax or license required by Sec tion 1 of this Ordinance for a tag and paying to the Marshal the additional sum of two dollars for impounding the same. 8e«. 5. All dogs impounded shall, unlesH sooner redeemed by the owner or claimant, be killed after the expiration of twenty-four liourH, and interred or otherwise disposed of without the city limits. Sec. 6. The Marshal shall make a report to the Board of Trustees on Monday of each week for the week previous, which report shall show the number of tags Bold; the names of persons to whom sold, respectively; the date when each commences and expires; the number of dogs im pounded; the number killed; the amount of mo ney received for tags, or otherwise, under this Ordinance, from the party paying the same, and shall keep a register In his office showing the above facts. He shall pay to the Treasurer, on Saturday of each week, all money in his hands from the Bale of tags, after deducting his feeB, as hereinafter allowed. Sec. 7. The Marshal, in addition to the extra fees received from those redeeming impounded dogs, shall receive a fee of fifty cents for each tag sold and one dollar and fifty contB for each og killed. Sec. 8. Any person or persons who shall forge or counterfeit any tag or tags for the purpose of defrauding the city, shall be guilty of a misde meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall bo fined in any sum not less than ten nor more than fifty dollars, aud may be imprisoned in the < ity Jail not to exceed one day for each two dollars of such fine. Sec. 9. Any person or persons who shall tie or otherwise attach any kettle, can, drum, box, or other substance, to the tail, leg, neck or body of any dog, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not leas than fifty dollars, and may be imprisoned in the City Jail not to exceed one day for each two dollars of such fine. Sec. 18. All money received into the Treasury under the provisions of this Ordinance shall be kept In a separate fund, and under the control of the Board of Trustees. Sec. 11. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved July 18,1870. P. EVERTS, President of the Board. M. P. Chxmbkelin, City Clerk. jy21-14t Ordinance No. 44. Au Ordinance to Provide Water for Hamilton City. The Board of Trustees of Hamilton City do or dain as follow*': SitcnoN 1. A special ad valorem tax of twen ty-five cents on each one hundred dollars worth of taxable property, real and personal, in Hamil ton City, is hereby levied, and directed to be collected, for the purpose of providing wab r for said city for the year A. D. 1870. Skc. 2. The Assessor, in making out the as sessment roll for the year A. 1). 1870, shall add a separate column, showing the amount of tin tax hereby levied, and the same shall be collected in accordance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 37, and the same foes allowed to officers as in other cases of collection of city taxes. 8*c. 3. All money received into the Treasury under the provisions of this Ordinance shall b. set apart to and known as the Water Fund, and be under the control of the Board of Trustees. Rkc. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from the dab- of its passage. Approved July 18, 1870. P. EVERTS, President of the Board. M. P. CHAMnr.Ri.iN. City Clerk. Jy21-14t W O T X O JEM 2 r ’OTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN, TO ALL whom it may concern: That theTannehlll Silver Mining Company, a corporation exlating under the laws of New York, and engaged in the business of mining in Eureka Mining District. 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Phillips, as plaintifT, in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District, in ami for the County of Lincoln, State of Nevada, at Hiko, and unsw r the complaint therein (which is on flic with the Clerk of said Court), within ten days after service upon you of this summons (exclusive of the day of service), if served iu aaid County of Lincoln, or twenty days if served out of said County, but in the Ninth Ju dicial District of the Stale of Nevada, or forty days tf served out of said District, but within the State, or judgment by default will be taken against yon, according to the prayer of the said complaint. The said action is brought to obtain a decree of said Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and plaintiff, on the grounds of your failure for the term of two years to provide her with the common necessaries of life—such failure not arising from poverty on your part which ordinary industry could’not avoid; and also on the ground of extreme cruelty toward plaintiff on your part-as set forth in the complaint now on file in this office. And if yon fail to answer the said complaint, the said plaintiff will take judgment for the relief prayed for in the complaint and for costs of this action. Given under my hand and the seal of the said Court, this 8th day of July. A. I). 1870. JNO. I>. GORIN, (Heal.) Clerk of the District Court. Ninth Judicial District, Nevada. (50-Cent Nevada Htato Revenue Stamp.| Jyl3-law5w _____ ma80 JlfijgNEVADA MILL. ] 1 "’CONI A DUNN_PR0PRIET0R8. OFFICE: At tha Mill, Nevada Canyon, aprfl Upplfrattons for $atrnt. Application for Patent. NOTICK NO. 7 7. Begistk*'* Office, | Alums, Nevada. April 2Htb, 1870. i XfOTICE 18 HEREBY GlVEV, THAT THE 11 Mukwonago Mining Company 1ms this day filed in this office a diagram, together with j a "notice of Application for Patent from the United States, under Act of Congress approved July 20th. 1800, for Eight Hundred feet of the Golden Lode, known ax the Mukwonago Mining Company's claim, situated In the White Pirn* Mining District, White Pine County, Nevada, and more particularly describ'd as follows: Be ginning at a point whence tho southeast corner of the survey made for the Aurora ConxiJidatcd Silver Mining Company, on the Aurora I^xle b ars 8. 11H degrees W.300 feet, thence running N. 11 V, degrees E. H)0 f. et: thence 8. 78*4 de grees E. 800 feet; thence 8. 11 ?4 degrees W. :!<*> feet, and thence N. 78\ degree# W. H00 feet to the place of loginning, and containing Five Acres and fifty-one one-hundredth# of an Acre (5 51-100 acres) of Land, embracing sold lode, and one hundred feet on each side thereof. Said claim is hounded on the west by the Aurora Con solidated Silver Mining Company, Aurora I .ode. GEORGE T. TERRY. maS-OOd* Register. Application for Patent. NOTICK no. r«. Register’s Office, l Austin, Nevada, April 28. 1870.) N'OTIOE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Mukwonago Mining Company has this day tiled in this office a diagram, together with a notice of Application for Patent from the United States, under Act of Congress approved July 2fitli, 18fifl, f..r Eight Hundred Feet of the Mount Vernon Lode, known as the Mukwonago Mining Company's claim, situated in the White Pine Mining District, White Pine County. Nevada, and more particularly described as follows: Be ginning at the southeast corner of the survey made for the Aurora Consolidated Silver Mining Company, on the Aurora IskIo, the same being the northeast corner of the survey made for the South Aurora Silver Mining Company, thence running N. 11)* degrees E. .'100 feet: thence S. 78 degree# E. son feet; thence S. 11^4 degrees W. 800 feet, and thence N. 78^4 degrees W. hoo feet to the place of beginning, and containing Five Acres and fifty-one one-hundredth# of an Acre (.*» 51-100 acres) of I,aml, embracing said lode, and one hnndrt d f. et on each side thereof. Said claim is bounded oil the west by the Aurora Consolidated Silver Mining Company.^Vurorn Lode. GEORGE T. TERRY, ma3-90d* Register. Legal. Delinquent Tax List. [Proceed* of Mines.] State of Nevada, County of White Pine, I District Attorney’s Office. \ ■VTOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED: To the In following named defendants and to nil own ers of, or claimants to the mines or mining claims hereinafter described, known or tin known: You are hereby notified that suits have been commenced in the Justice Court. Town ship No. 1, in Hamilton, M. Atwood, Justice, liy the State of Nevada, plaintiff, against eaeh of the defendants hereinafter named, and eaeh of the following described mines or mining elaims and all owners of or claimants to the same, known or unknown, to recover the tax and de linquency assessed to said defendants, against the proceeds of said property for the quarter year commencing the 1st day of Ortol>er. A. I». 1869, and ending the 31st day of December, A. !>. 1809, and that a summons has l»ren duly Issued in each case. And you are further notified, that unless you appear and answer the complaint filed in said cause on or l>efore,the Soth day of July, A. D. 1«70. judgment will be taken against you and the mine <>r mining claim herein d*** scribed for the amount of tux and delinquency specified and costs of suit: Keller mine, tax and peicentago f l 60. Mahogany mine, situated in Mahogany can yon: tax and percentage 5 99. Milton mine, tax and per cent ace l 19. Minnettu mine, contniningOt) feet; tax ami per centage 3 36. Minnesota mine, containing 1200 feet; tax nnd percentage 3 50. Oakland mine, containing 1400 feet; tax and percentage 14 48. Pan Handle mine, on Bromide Fiat; tax and percentage 31 82. Joe Potts minp. containing 1800 feet, abont 100 feet west of Rice Tollhouse; tax ami percentage 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 38 10. Sangamon mine, containing 1000 feet; tax nnd percentage 26 99. Caroline mine, containing 1200 feet; tHx and percentage 12 62. Posthole mine, containing 600 feet. located on Chloride Flat: tax nnd percentage 73 54. Colleen Bawn mine, located on Bromide Flat: tax and percentage 13 21. Charles A Theresa mine, 1000 feet, on Iceberg Flat , tax and percentage 29 64. E! Dorado mine; tax and percentage 16 61. * Domingo l^dgp k Co. or mine, containing 800 feet: tax and percentage 162 16. Farewell miue, containing 1600 feet; tux and percentage 2 72. (lelkey mine: tax and percentage 16 12. Hartwell Ledge A Co, containing 1400 fe« t; about one mile northwest Hamilton and east Bullion Hill: tax nnd percentage 21 57. Howard mine A Co, containing 8<io fr-t; tax and percentage 1 57. The Hcntin Cortes mine; tax and iwrrentage 2 80. Black Thom mine; tax and percentage t John Steele-; tax and percentage 2 78. Broom Ranger mine; tax and percentage o 70. Chihuahua Company; tax and percentage It 65. E. J. Brown mine; tax and percentage 2 65. Seymour No. 10 mine, Chloride Fiat; tax ami percentage 67 46. Sierra Pascoe mine, containing lono feet, on Treasure Hill; tax ami percentage 1 30. Josephine mine; tax and percentage 6 86. Silver Star mine; tax anil pern ntage 24 31. . T. H. Wills mine; tax ami ixtrecntage 2 07. You Be Dam mine: tax and percentage 3 56. Hamilton, White Pine County, Nevada, I June 28 A.D. 1870. t E. II KENNEDY, District Attorney White Pino Cnuuty, New EDWARD IRWIN, Sheriff White Pine County, New By Jno. H. Shehmikh, Deputy Sheriff. Je29-oaw4w SHERIFF’S SALE! I.1 OR DELINQUENT TAXES ON THE PRO. CEEDS of Mines ami Mining Claims for tin quarters »tiding June :h> and September 30, A.1J. i860.—Under and by virtue of 1H different execu tions, issued otit of Justice M. Atwood's Court, Township No. 1. Hamilton, White Pine county, Nevada, to me duly directed and delivered, dated July 28,1870, upon different judgments r< over* d in said Court on the 20th day of June. A.D. 1h7(», and now of record In said Court, in favor of t he State of Nevada, plaintiff, and against the f.d lowing-natued defendants and mines or mining claims for the several sums due anil owing upon the proceeds of said mine or mining claim lot said quarter, together with posts, accruing costs and expenses of sal. ; and in pursuance of ait Act entitled ‘An Act to provide r* venue for the support of tho (lovernment of the State of Ne. vada,’ approved March 9, 1863, and all Acts amendatory thereto, I shall expose for sale at public auction, according to law, in front of the Courthouse door, at Hamilton, White Pine conn ty, Nevada, between the hours of ;» o’clock a. m. and 5 o'clock p. m — namely, at Pi o'clock m — on SATURDAY, September 10,1870, so much of each mine or mining claim hereinafter described as shall lx* necessary to satisfy said execution and costs of sale, in the gold coin of the United States of America; nil of said property being situated in Whitt; Pine county, Nevada, and be ing each separately described as follows, to wit Tie* Oold Hill, containing 1,800 feet, about mile S. E. Elterhardt mine, for quart* r . tiding September 30,1869. Amount, $41.99. The Sagebrush, containing 1,000 feet, west «f Main street. Treasure City, for quarter ending Sept. 30, 1809. Amount, $288.85. The Hindoo, recorded In Book H.page 468, White Pine Mining Records, for the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1869. Amount, $27.49. Tho Isabel, containing 1,000 feet, for quarter ending Sept. 30,1869. Amount, $107. The McRae, for quarter ending Sept. 30, 1809. Amount, $27.97. The Seymour No. 10. for quarter ending Kept. 30, 1869. Amount, $104.94. The Sierra Pasco, containing 1,000 feet, located on Chloride Flat, for quarter ending Sept. :in, 1869. Amount, $.'47.58. The Star A Stewart, f-*r quarter ending s. pt. :**», i860. Amount, $30.20. The Emporium, containing hoo feet, quarter t nd ing Sept. 30, I860. Amount, $32.79. The Emigrant, for th** quarter ending Sept. 30. 1869. Amount, $98.59. The Pocotillo Ledge, Belmont Company, eon talning 800 foet, for quarter ending June :tu 1809. Amount, $97.60. The Alturas Ledge, containing 600 f.-**t. located on Chloride Hat. for quart* r ending Kept. to. 1869. Amount, $—. S. M. Briggs and the Buttercup Mine, containing 1,200 feet, located <*n Blue Hill, for quarter ending Sept. 30.1869. Amount, $46.89. C. Applegarth and the Doming.. Mine, contain, ing hoo feet, for quarter ending Sept go, 1809. Amount. $104.93, The Charles claim, Teresa Ledge, oontidulng lJMto feet, located on Iceberg Flat, for quarter coding June to, 1869. Amount, $42.06. The Augustora Lodge and Company, containing 600 feet, on the enst slope of Pleasant Valiev, for quarter ending June 30,1809. Amount $129.71. The Black Jacket Mine, for quarter ending Sent. 30, 1869. Amount, $23.43. , The Derby Is-dge and Company, containing 800 feet, located on Chloride Flat, for quart* r end ing Sept. 30. 1869. Amount, $66.97. The Derby Ledge and Company, containing hoo feet, located on Chloride Elat, for quarter end ine June 30, i860. Amount, $151 67. Hamilton, White I’iuo County, Nevada, t August 9. 4. o. 1870. | EDWARD IRWIN, Hheriff White Pina County, Nevada. I By Jmo, H. Shrrmikr. Deputy Sheriff an9-30d 1 Printing. OFFICE OF THE *7“ This establishment is supplied with a large assortment of newest styles of Type, Bor ders, Ornaments, Cards, Assorted Paper, and all the MODERN MACHINERY Employed in the prop** execution of BOOK AND JOB Pll INTING! Best of Job Presses. FINEST, LATEST STYLES OF Plain and Ornamental Type, For any kind of work, auch a* Posters, Play Bills, Circulars, Checks, Tags, # Certificates of Stock, Blank Books, Receipts, Notes, Etc. c Anr>s, Of all alsea, ahadca and HhajwM, In plain black or in any or all the colors of the Itaintiow. THE PIONEER PAPER OF H'HITK PINK, PI HUMMING AM, THE TELEGRAPH NEWS, and a general u.*w** nummary in every laane Iweidca our Specialty— Every »\inclay, A MINING REVIEW, ftmiialilng a complete account of the condition of Hu* mine** in thin Diatrlet—condition of thoa work**; late dovelopniciita; amount of ore for the week: yield of on* worked: proponed change**; { also, condition and proapect of outaide claima, and Other matter** of interent to owner** and the general public. BOOK BINDING! Fcnwuia wlahing Hlank Hooka printed will not 1m* under the neeeaaity of aending to Han Fran ceaco for tbia character of work, aa we are pre pared to execute auch work in a good atyle, and at reaaonahle price**. Delinquent Sales. 11 E\Tili:RHTOXP. MIXING COMPA * NV.—Location of Works: White Pine Min ing District, White Pine County, Statu of No \ mia. - Notice. — There me delinquent upon t hr following-described stock, on account of asscaamcnt levied on the nth day of June, ! 1). 1870. the several amounts set opposite the I names of the respective shareholders, a* fol lows : No. of No. of Names. Certificate. Shares. Ain’t. Breed W J (balance).3.3.#•«.. Dorsey E B.*28.10(1.*20.. Dorsey KB.30.100.*20.. Horsey KB.32.1tH».*20 . Dougherty B. Trustee.. 100 . PHI.*20 . Bill A K. Trustee.94.100 . 20.. Hill A E, Trustee.t».'».PH).*20.. 11*11 A E, Trustee.flfi.WO.‘20.. HIU A K, Trustee.97.100.*20 . McDonald M J.85.SOU.100.. McDonald M J.41.in.2.. Palmer Mrs E W.17.10..>.. And in accordance with law, and an ord< r of the Board of Trustees, made on the 14th day of June, A. D. 1870, so many shores of each |>am-l of said stock as may be necessary will k* sold at public auction, by John Middleton k Son, Auctioneers. No. 310 Montgomery stree t. San Francisco, California, on THURSDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1870. at the hour of 12 o'clock in. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment* thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. DAVID T. BAOLEY, Secretary Oilier: No. 4ol California street, San Francisco, California. Jy2f-td VTOTIt’K OF BKhlMit liXT SALK. is Jennie A. Consolidated Mining Company, White Pine District, Nevada. Notice.—Then* are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment levied on the 20th (lay of June, 1870, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective share holder*, a* follows: No. No. Names. Certificate. Shares. Ain't. i I> Corson.*2.*2,000. . . J 200.00 i K Stokes. *3.l.qno.100.00 j A Deligne.4.2,000.200.00 j A Deligne.*21.2,000.200.00 J II Cook.65.1,000.100.00 J H Cook .50. 500.50.00 J H Cook.57.500.50.00 J H Cook.58.250.25.00 J H Conk.59.'250 25.00 J H Cook.no.125.1*2.50 J H Cook. lil 125.12.50 j J II Cook.(i‘2.126.12.60 | J H Cook.03.100.10.00 J H Cook.r.4.too_ 10.00 ! J H Cook..r.i.loo.io.no ; j h Cook.nn. ioo_ 10.00 . J ii Cook.r»7.ioo.10.00 J II Cook.1*8.HIO.10.(Ml J II Cook.09.100.10.00 J II Cook.70.75.7.50 J H Cook.71.75.7.50 J II Cook.72.50.5.IMI J H Cook.73.50.5 00 j J H Cook.74.50.8.00 •I II Cook.70.*25.2.50 J II Cook.7«.25.2.50 I J K Skinner.8.8,000.. . 300.00 « Herman Todter.79.25.2.80 And in accordance with law. and an order of the Board rtf Trustees, made on the 20th day of June, 1870, so many shares of each parcel of sai«l stock ns may 1»> necessary will l»*• sold at public auction, at the office of the companv, it the FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1870. at the hour of 12 o'cloek m of said day. to pay ■•aid delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expense* of **!•• J. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary (Iffice: 37 New Merchants Exchange, California street, San Francisco, Cal. jy30-td ILibrrg anU JFrrti Stablrs. fourth Stroot LIVERY & SALE STABLE, l-*'» Fourth at., bet. Mission and Howard, San Francisco, Cal., \. J. KIlAXt'IN Proprietor. / \ITN I».\Y AND NKlHT BOARDERS " * k*j in tin ln -i hI\1< Fir-t.i-1h«k Double Tamil*, Singh T.aui- ami Saddle Hor- jyJMm VW YOST & CO. ^ LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLE, Silver I’arlt, Nov. 'IM1F. PROPRIETORS M <1 LF.AYK TO IN I FORM tli*- traveling public that they arc , now prepared to furnudi at able room for any i amount of dock, on thu moat reasonable term* The bed of groomsmen at thin rdabliahment STOCK RANCHED, at reasonable rat* h. by the | day, week or tnonth. J*-:kMiu TREASURE CITY LIVERY STABLE. f*imst E . MEYER, rpifF. ORKWNAL LIVFJIY AND BALK HTA I 111.!: proprietor. Treasure Street, Treasure City, j iri ft ill holding out at the old stand. ami ha* | elegant turnout*, horses, buggies, wagon*, and all outflttinga pertaining to A HANDSOME TI'RNOIT. St*K‘k tnk*Ti for kit-ping, by the week, day or month, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Outfit* for Pro-peetom and F.irundonista fur i ni*h*-d on private terms. Tlio I3oi«t StoolL, at th*1 lowe*t prices, i* the effort of thi* estab llahmeut. Jyfi-tf E. MEYER. .riM Mii.r.KR no. Livery. Sale. Feed & Boarding Stable, JyT-tf Cor. Treasure and Dunn streets. fttrtiirnl. TO THE UNFORTUNATE. Now Remedies! Now Remedies! DR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY, VT(>. M» KEARNY HTRKKT, COR. £-s lx NKK Commercial, San Francisco. Private entrance on Commercial at reel. w Kstablish.-d in 1 H.M, for t he tn atim of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such ns^BHtV Gonorrhea. Gleet, Stricture. Hyphillis, in ail it forms; Seminal Weakness. Impotency, etc., etc Skin diseases of years standing, and I'Icerated Ja'Kh, etc., successfully treated. Somlnal Weakness. Seminal emission is the consequence of aelf abuae. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practical by the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, priMlucing with unerring certainty tho following train or morbid symptoniM. unless combated by scientific medical iih asures. viz: Hallow countenance, dark spots under the eyi s. pain in the head, ringing in the ear*. nois» like the rustling of leaves or rattling of chariots, uneasiness at suit the loins, weakness of the limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, dint- | dence iu approaching strangers, a dislike to f"rm new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory, pimples and various ! eruptions nlnuit tlie face, hectic flushes, furred tongue, fietld breath, coughs. conHUiiiption, 1 night sweats, monomania ami frequently in sanity. If relief he not obtained, yon slmuhl apply immediately, either in person or by letter, i and have a cure effected by his new and scientific mode of treating this disease, which nev. r fails ! of effecting a quick and radical cure. Dr. G. I will give one hundred dollars to any person who | will prove, satisfactorily to him.'that he was cum! of this complaint by either of the Han ! Francisco quacks. « ■*»•#•«! uf Home. Persons nt n distance may be CURED AT HOME, by addressing a letler to Dr. Gibbon Ht nt tug cane, symptom*, length of time the (llaease has continued, mid have medicine promptly forwarded, free from damage and eu no tty, to any part of the Country-, with full and plain directions for use, by nncloalng tlft In cur reney, or fill in coin, in a registered letter through the Poatofflee, or through Wells. Fargo At Co. A package of medlclue will lie forwarded by Kxpreaa to any part of the Union. Person* writing !o the Doctor will please stall the name of the paper they ace this advertise ment in. All communication* strictly confidential. Address, DR. J. F. GIBBON, Jyl4-0W llot 252, Sun Francisco, California. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT .JOHN A. PAX TON, Esq . Agent of the Hank of California holds my power of attorney and Is authorized to colb ct all di bta due me in White Pine County Persons owing the house of CH.4Itl.KH KOHN Treasure City, arc notified to make immediate settlement, or legal proceeding* will be com. mcnecd to obtain all claim*. „ CHAS. KOHN Treasure City, March lfl. 1870. aprl8 tf ' iswsmrnt Yotirr^ SUFFICE OF THE NILVFIt v*.. work* : White Pin, Mining DutriVt Chit'S "r 1 cunty. State of N, v..,i-». - n,., •£p\,\? U*‘ r*"< that at a meeting ol the Trmi|(.^ Riven, ; pally, held on III. *nh day ,,f JU|-'*,TT V 111 i an a-iH*H«ment of • * • *• •'••il, Five (5) t •-til* iM*r nhai-,. I Waal, vi, d iip„n til. ,'apilal sl„, k « l|,i panv, payable liiuuedialely, in L‘1'11' *">■ s'rr ■' I ary ,J n ttbe nfn,4 ,Kf'f Company. It,H,m N„. 21 ||,vt.r,r. H-B,, "* 119 Oall/.irula atreet, Hun Fruacia4o ( do '1'1*' al.H'k „p„„ wl,le„ Sid a^^a reniain ilnpuld „u Till IISUAY, the Twi vS,',1 II t'Tii (2’,lhl I.AY OF AUtHHT “ r, TI' »hull he deemed ,I,-1111411, lit, and Willi: ,.w!1, advertised f-,r rale at public ,nett™ d,lll I- aa payment ahull la- made before wilTh,.' .0, igflBHDAY. the KIKTKKNTH nnhiluv HKPTEM1IEB. A. II. lHtll, t„ the m ,AV •pe nt aaa. aament. together will, the Tod. “l advertising ami cxjh hhcm of nale. '* I>m,-,-. Hoorn No 21. Hayward'. BilhS^lii 1 atifornla air,-el, ran Francium, Cal. jyioj ■VrOO.NIlAlf HIl,Vl-:n MINlYti TTl,, A> PINY. Ideation of Worka Whllc ^: Milling Hlutri, I. While Pine Countr Hlata i Nevada. Notice la hereby given Ihiil ’et . Inu of He- Trnaleea Of aalil ... heMW‘ the 2111, day Of July, A. K. laT^V^ melll of weas. Twenty rail) CVnta |o-r Share Waa levied upon the capital atoek of a,,,, puny, payable in,m,,hut. ly, in I'nlteil u.._ gold coin, to the reerelary, at the ,.H|,4 , f T" Company, llnom 'll. Hayward'. Building, 25 California aln-et, Han Francliuo, oail&au Any atoek upon Which aaid UUHcaun,, at aha!) a main unpaid on the TW KNTY Fill IITII ,-iin.i KAY 1 IF Aid HT. 1.711, ah.11 be do„,„4l .h. | linquent, an.l will be duly adverted for w.1 at public auction, and, uiiIcha payment Khali ' made la-fore, will la, aold on TI'FHlJAY It, TllIIITKKNTIl DAY OF SEPTEMBER/',-? »<» pay the delinquent awK-Bament, together with cunt* or advertiaing and cxpeuaeH of the CHAN. E. ELLIOT. He, retlr. tifflc. : Itoom 21, Hay ward'm Building, 410 0,?,' lornia street, Han Francisco, Calif,,rni» _ Jy24-td Noth ic of annewnmknt. - 0V PICK of the Aurora Consolidated Hiker .Mining Company laocation of worka wm,* Pine Mining Diatrtct. County of White Pine State of Nevada. Notice- la hereby given'tSI ut a meeting of the Trustees of haia 1..1.1 on the 7tli day of July, 1H70, ail aJ* incut (No. :i) of ’ Five OoIIhim |.’,i p«.r Hharr waa levied upon the capital stock of naid Com l-unv, payable immediately, in I niied gold coin, to the secretary, at the offlre „f o' Company, No. 41« California atreet (Ihxm, T Han Francisco, Califoniia. Any stock upon whirl,' raid a*KCKiiiuciit shall remain unpaid on tha inn, day of August 1H70 shall A deemeddellnqnnit nn«l will Im* duly advertiw d for sale at auction, and unit as payment shall i*. . fore, will Im- Mold Oil the FlItMT Day of Ml. i IKMMJ.K, 1870, fo pay the delinquent m. nt. together with cost* of advertiaing a„.|... V- UMeM of the sale. By order of theBowri „i i 1 mateea. I (Hlgued) M. ATWOOD, (*ecre|-r, Oifhc At No. 411) California street (Boom Huu Francisco, < alitomia. jyll-td ' I EVMK 4. «ONNOI.IIMTKI1 M1MM. • I < oMI’ANl -White Pine District, Nevada I Notice i« hereby given that at a meeting of Hoard of Trustee* of said Company, held on « ! -Mil day of June. 1m7o, an assessun nt of lew 10' Owls Per Share was levied Upon the capital ah irk of said com. I pany. payable immediately, in I'nltcd Huts. . gold and silver coin, to the Secretary. Any ntm-k ii|mmi which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 25th day of July. l*7f, shall be j deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised I f"r *•>'' •»* public auction, and. unless payment ' shall »s- made 1m f.ire, will »m- sold on MONDAY the 15th day of August, 1*70, to pay the del In • iuent Assessment, together with costa of advrr Using and eipcnw* of sal. By «>rd* r of the lt<»ard of Trustee*. J. M HIFFINOTON, Kerr* tary ! office: 37 N<-w Merchant's Exchange,Oallforn:, street, San Francisco, Cal. JyJ-td I/ V I. M .Ml s |*A It NO. I MILVKK I j MINING COMPANY. Is«atmn of Workr White Pine county. State of N. vada Notice j* | lo r.-by given that, at a meeting of the Hoard ..f Trust.* s of said Company, hebl on the 1st d«j > f June, 1M7H. an assessment of Five Vi Cents |>er slinre j was levied upon the capital st.H-k of said Com j pany. payable Immediately, in United States gold Coin, to the Secretary, nt the office of the ' otnpany. Room 4. N<*. :iirj Montgomery street, j Nan Francisco, California. Any stock upon which said assessnient shall r» main unpaid •>& SATFHDAY, lh. SF UND DAY OF Jt I.Y, l*7o. shall lie deemed .Minqu.-nt, and will 1m* duly j advertised for sale at public auction, and uttk*M i payment shall 1m- made before will Is- sold .>n MONDAY, the TWENTY Finn DAY OF ! JFEY, 1*70, to pay the delinquent assessment, I togeth* r wllli coxis <.f advertising and expenK. .. of sal*-. Hy OTdiT of the Hoard of Trustees WM. H WATSON, Secretary, i offic.- Room ... No.302 Montgomery strict,Ban Francisco, California. JeM-tU POSTPONEMENT — The day for do-mige stock on the altovc ass.aM.in. nt delinquent U I" r. by postponed until MONDAY, the FIRST DaY OF At GI ST, 1*70, and the sal - thereof until WEDNEHDAY. the TWENTY FOFRTH DAY OF ACGI ST. l*7o By order of the li.-ard of Trustee*. jyH-td WM. IE WATSON. Secretary. NO It I II % ME It HAN (IINNOIJ. DATED Mining Company.— Ixs-ation ..f Works. White Pin. County, State of Nevada Notice is hereby given, that at a me ting of the Hoard of Trust, e* ot said Company, h. Id on lh. Kith day of June, 1*70, an assessment of Five iA) tents js-r Mhnre Was levied upon the capital stock of said Com pany. I*ayabl.- immediately, lu Tutted States gold coiu, to the Secretary, at the office of the Com puny, Rooin 5, No. .ift'j Montgomery str»*-t. Han Francisco, California. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remalu unpaid on the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF AFGI hT. 1*70. shall 1m- deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for sale at public auction: and. unlm* paym. nt shall 1m* mad" Im for.*, will lx* sold <>» WEDNESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OK SET Tl MHER. 1*711, tn pay the d. liliqiient assess ment, together with costs of advertising and exiM-nscH of sale. Hy order of the Hoard of Trustee*. WM H. WATSON, Secretary. Office It.M.m 5, No. kij Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal. jy»Md I )I \ TO MINING COMPANY.- LO* I CATION of Works- 'Silverado.' PlnloMill ing District. White Piue county, Nevada. No tice i* hereby given, that at n meeting of Ui. Hoard of Trust. .** of satd Company, held on the V2d day of July, 1*70, an assessment of Ten i IO) Ceuta ih*i Nhsrs Was levied upon tin- capital slock of Haiti Com pany, pay able immediately, In I'nltcd Stats* gold and ail vet coin, to the Secretary, at 42t» Montgomery street, Han Francisco, California Any stiM'k upon which said assessment sliall re main unpaid on the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF At GI'HT, 1*70, shall 1m- deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised fur sale at public *uc tlon, and, unless payment shall 1m* made before, w ill be anld on THURSDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1*70. to pay the de linquent assessment, together with costs of ad vertising and expenses of sule. Hy order of Hie Hoard of Trustees. I) H. ARROWHMITH, Secretary, office: No. Montgomery street, Ssn Fran cisco, Cal. Jy'JM-td Hiiomidk tinned company. I -oral Ion of works: Whit* Pine District, White Pin.* County, state of Nevada -Notic* is hereby giveu, that at ■ meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the Mil dsj of August, 1*70, an assessment of Tew 110) Cents Per Hlinre Was levied u|m.h the capital stock of said Coin pany. payable immediately, in Fnited States gold coin, to the Hern iary, at the office of the Com pany. No. HI, fUevenaon Huilding, Hnn Fran claco, California. Any Htock upon which smJ asM-KHiu.-ut shall remain unpaid on thcTHlIt TF.ENTI! DAY <>K SEPTEMBER, 1*70, shall be dc-iued delinquent, and w ill Im> duly advertised for Mule at public auction, ami, unless payment shall Is- mnd. before, will be sold on the THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER, I*7l». to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses <,f sub-. Hy order of the Hoard "f Trustees. HENRY RoYLE. Secretary. Office: No. lu. St. veil soil's Huilding. H. \\ . cor ner Montgomery and California streets. San Franc! eo. Col. an 13-til fHisrrllanrous. Notice to Creditors. INSTATE OF JAMES A. SMITH. DECEASED. A Notice |h hereby given, by the under Mlnnril, Adinlniatrator of tlu- Estate of James A Smith, deceased, to the creditor* of and all p« r norm having claims against the Haiti dcccaaed, t" exhiltit them, with the necessary vouchers, within I. n months after the first publication of this notice, to the Maid Admlniktration. at the office of P. W. Cole, Hunter street, Hamilton, White Pine county. HENRY A. YOl’NO. AdminiHtrator of the Eatatc of James A. Smith, deceased. Dated Hamilton, August it. 1870. au'i-4w POST-OFFICE BOOKSTORE, Hamilton, Nevada, RUSSELL BROTHERS, - UKAI.KItN IN - Books, Stationery, Magazines, Newspapers, Varloty Goods, Cigars and Tobacco. Russell brothers are wargn, special agents at White Pine b»r the California and Nevada Daily any Weekly Newspapers. wSbJmb^ Srf-HuhHcriptioiiH received, and MiibscriberH III Hamilton and Treasure City served with papers immediately after arrival of Express, every day Tin* Poatoftlre Circulating Library I S7*New hooks added from time to tlme."SS snrt-tf