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VOL. XVI. _ WIN NEMtVCA, NEVADA, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1880. ‘ NO. 4.
THE SlLYEKSTATE.
FUW18HED 1CYERY EVENING (SUNDAYS
F-WEITED) BY
J. J. HILL & CO.
TERMS OF tfe’BBORII’TION:
flat eopv, ore ear. by until.
*On« copy, six month hv mail....*
line copy, three months, hv mail.x
Delivered hv furrier, 23 Scuts per adek,
KA.."S OK ADVhfRTISING
■OneSquare (in 'hsetO first insertion.<f2 Y>.
Each snbsuqunu insertion, par eqnare ... t «*■
A liberal reduction to rdptlur advertUdr*.
AGENTS:
C. W. Cra*k, :tl» Pine street and 10 LeMhui
dorif street, Room 89. San T'raaeisco.
Gao. M Mott, Sai;r inictito, California
B. K. Ititrv i* author!..ed to collect and fe
celpt for subscription* to the SitAitii Staty. ia
Turadise Valias’
If. (' Wars e is authorised to <rd!ect *Hd
receipt for subs* Options to the feiLMdt Stave at
Bi|{ Meadows. _____________
A lecturer in Clovdlund said lately:
“The conditions of eucoes* fire three—
first, work second, concentration; and
third, fitness. TAbfflr is the genius
which changes the ugliness of the
world to beauty; that turns the greit
•est curse into blessing. The young
man who has learned to work has solved
the greatest of the problems that tend
to Success. .Many limbs of the law
wait for some chance to distinguish
themselves, but the chances nc\er
•come. To succeed, the young man
must make tin: chances.”
A young lady asked the Springfield
{Ohio) Tribune editor tins extraordina
ry question • “Do you think it right
for a girl to sit on a young man’s lap,
cvcu if she is engaged to him ? ” To
this inquiry the editor gets oil’ this ex
traordinary r< sponse : “We have had
no experience in the matter referred
to.’’ Now, why didn't he say: “If it
was our girl and on: lip, yes; if it was
another girl and our lap, yes; but if it
was our girl and another fellow 's lap,
fciever! ”
A Western mini ter told the trustees
of the churth tnat In must have Ins
money, as his family was suffering.
“Money ! ” said one of the trustees,
“you preach for money. I thought you
preached for the good of souls.’’ The
preacher replied: “1 can not > at souls,
• ul if I could it would take a thousand
s Is such as yours to make a meal! ”
He sat down beside her on an old
sofa, and one of the w ire coils shot up
through the coverug, punctured his
garments nod went in among the nerves
and thimr*. She thought he was Ih
c -rung insane w hen he jumped six feet
inti the invisible ether and yelled,
i lit: Spring has com by .Jove ! ”
A silly woman in a tine dress bears a
strong resemblance to a tifteen-cent
dahlia in a two-dollar flower pot.
Ray and Hairy Ranch
FOtt SALE.
For sale, a I i ay and Dairy Paneh, onr-hal
a mile east of Widow Point, Paradise Valley,
Nevada, cot.ta.nin; fast i -os of Mead' w Ladd,
«large, n. Iw.ilig Honan, IVatry House,
Barn, Cot rah, aod other Out-buildings; al»o.
Mower, Ha> Kake, Text , ote. This property
v ill I* x .iil cheap 1 >r cash, or excitanged for
other movable property
For further p-.M'ti 'ulars, apply at this office,
or of tue undersi, icd *l the ranch.
The property ill be sold at a bargain, a* 1
w ant to eti'Mge in otoe. bus'nes1
ft tf J. U. WHITAKEU.
iSricB
To Whom It' Slay (oiircrn.
Whereas, p.t a' .ular meeting of the Board
i f County i i"’ .issb ners, it apne.v jrig to the
satisluilii U ot the ].■ aid ij.at more tnan fire
freeholders of hyc 1*. tn District, interos ted
tin rein, have pci. ioued this II lard to u instruct
abridge c the tpim'>"idt ri'er at sonic
point in said d.st • < t; and it np| earing also iHat
said budge will st more t. an one hundred
dollars, it is rird r% *1 tim* h al notn e of the ap
idieritl n u; in mid petition V given, by the
c i rk, according to Section i, p. gc vd, Statutes
«■! Neva l„, 1 - 7.
N »i ice is therefore given, that on MuNDAV,
APMIL lUth, Is.vi, at it e in ur of l o’clock of
taid day, at the Cl i v < in s. id county,
sai l Board of (\ nn'y < . :..mi «d< net's will meet
to hear tlic aft.ic.niid ap, 'i. t‘ion upon stud jks
tition, and witiir.'M > will he heard a d c.\*ni
i ied ttiu hint' o 1 application, and the same
will then and tin re he Outer'oined.
By order of the Hoard u County Com in is
•loners.
J. li. JOB, Clerk
Wiuneuiueea, April H, 18^0. td
JOlt F* tl 1 N TING,
IN ALL ITS VAKILiTKS,
Prainplly nnil Really lixrratrd,
AT TUB OKITJCK OF TUB
•—I. l tub s-t a r-e.
ORIENTAL KALL SALOON
BILLIARD ROOMS,
Corner of Bridge and THiffi 'Sf*., Winr.emncca,
UFA. KTO.XFR, Proprlctbr.
Tlie Undervalu’d beg* leave to fttfonn his
friend* aiuH** 'public that he i* now the pro
prietor of the above eiegtvAt Saloon and iiilliard
Hall, and fc*nttre,* them that They will find it one
o the mrfst pleasant fasort* in town.
The Bar h> stocked V^th the beat brand* of
WINES,
ttquQRs,
ClUAKS,
ETC., ETC.
A KITtsT-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE will
ala aye tie found in good order.
In coh nection with the Saloon is a
largt M<l <*>■» modioli* Hall,
The use of which will lie free for all public
meetings and home entertainments
BEN STtt3r.lt.
Winnetnacca. February 17, ISSO tf
“CAPITAL” SALOON.
mimes street, winnemucca.
). L. GUTHRIE. W- *• bk,'L.
CITIIKU d BELL . Proprietor*.
Thin popular Saloon will hereafter be conduct
ed by the ulsivc firm, who will at all time, he
pleased to m e their friend, und the public. The
bur ha. been restocked with the beat <piality of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
and furnished with a First-oLss
BILLIARD TABLE.
The proprietor* aim to make the CAPITAL
deservedly the most t>optll»r resort in town.
Attached to the Saloon l» a
L1.M S1 AND C OFFEE STAND
Where all tlu.- deliwiuies of th. season can l»e
procured at short notice, cooked to order, in
the highest style of the culinary i*rt.
GCTHUIL k BELL.
Winnemucca, February 11, itisO. tf
FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS
*HUMiK NTUKET, Wl.NKBMUCCA, NEVADA.
J Frank M. Feuoows.Peopeietob.
Fine Wines and Liquors,
IM ROUTED CIGARS,
—AND—
niLWtlkCC Kick,
always on hand.
ts v ALL A X l» » A M P L k .*»»
FRANK M. FELLOWS.
Winnemucca, December t, 1S73. tf
SILVER STATE SALOON.
Y. PICARD, Proprietor.
This new and elegantly furnished Saloon is
now open to the public. ar..l is stocked with the
choicest und beat brands of
tV Inca,
Lltinur-',
jtTgar*, lllr.
And Iresli ami Creamy Lager.
The Saloon U furnished with an
ELI P T I C POOL TABLE.
For the amusement of Patrons.
RKIIiUK STREET, W INK EMU CCA, NEVADA.
Xcat l»«or to Maui.Ion * Building
Call and sec me.
I aeptl2 78tf. Y. PICARD.
THE PALACE SALOON.
BRIDGE STRUCT.. WINNKMl’CCA.
A. II. WILLIAMS A «<>.. Proprietor*
The proprietors ol the Palace Saloon would
respectfully announce to their fritnds and the
public gcne/nlly that they have fitted up, with
all the modern improvements, an elegant and
i commodious saloon, and
j /. T T H y “ P A L A C K ”
j Can always be found the choicest and the best
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
To be obtained in town.
Con nee ted with the “Palace" is a
Fine krw Hilliard ’In’ It and Outfit.
A. D. WILLIAMS k IN).
Winnemucca, Ncv., January 3, 1>S0. tf
WIN N KM U CCA
FLOl R I K Cl KILL S.
CHAItl.Ks KliMLKK, Proprietor.
llAKKIiX KvTRA,
Family K\tka, .
and Fa aily Flora.
The beat quality of
CRAUAM FLOl R.:
Made from Su)>crior Wheat
MIDDLINGS, BRAN AND SHORTS
At Wholesale only.
(I R O 1 X i» BARLE 1
For Sale, or Ground to order for Customers.
Orders trout .* limnd tilled Promptly
_Octilt-tf._
Wild doosc Stock.
All persons owning Sliarts of Capital Stock
in the Wild Goose Mining Company, are re
quested to calkat my offic e at once and receive
and receipt for Certificate* thereto.
J. II. jo Ik Secretary.
WintKmuucu, March Vd, lSi*u. J*
N. Dkuamco, E. Rkikhart.
E. REINHART & CO.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT LOW PRICES!
Wc have no old trash to offer at reduced
rates, but we are now receiving our
NEW SPRING STOCK!
Which U being carefully selected, and which
.WE OFFER AT
BOTTOM PRICES!
NO NEED OK SENDING AWAY. WE HAVE
N O JH-O-T-T-O-E *i !
But our principles are
Fair and Honorable Drillings
With everybody.
a^C'all a n <§ See CsJ’Bt
E. REINHART & CO.
Wjnnemuoca, March 20, 1HM0. tf
SADDLERY, HARNESS
_AND
BOO T A SI) SHOE STORE,
Bridge Mrrrl, Vlannuncr*. Nevada,
(Stic Hrick LuiUling.)
M. B. STA1NTON ha* constantly on hand
a large assortment of all kinds of
Saddles
Harness, £ C
Spanish 5 ~
and Amcr- * Z
ican Hits, * 'g o
Round or (S **
Flat bridles,
Cinches, Ruck- ——o
skins, Sheep- VI. It. STAE'NTON
skins,Alum
and Lace maxi KACTUUBS
Leather,
Have Hides, TDK IINKST BOOTS,
Reins, Kan
yaroo Heins, at tub lowbht pricks.
Saddle-trees, -o
Quick's Heattas,
Haekamores,
All styles of
-o- Whiplashes,
M. H. STAUNTON, bridles,
\\ liipstocks,
&—A—IN—U- -L—K Buggy Whips,
H idiny Whips
—and— Blanket sheets
for Horses,
IIAKNKSM M A K K B, Hood* and
buggy Hobos,
lirutye Street, IFinnswiucia, Lap Robes,
General As
Nevada. sortment of
O — — o- Gloves, Best
B E? Brands of
£• S Boots, all
£ j Kinds of
~ *Ladu* Calf,
t Balmoral*.
Misses’ Calf Balmorals. Hutton Shoes, Misses
and Chil l eii's Leather Shoes of all kinds
t,,r sale ur. tilt lowest cash price. Boot*
made to order tor all pries* from #11 to
Sgi per pair. IlepaSring in the Raddle,
Ihiri.ess and Hoot Department promptly at
funded to. at pri s to suit the timus. boots of
the l est brands sokl us cheap uS anywhere on
the Pacific Si. pc. No light dress shoes for
tsalies kept ill stock. M. H. ST A l NTON.
je24-*TU-tf
It A ELKOAlIj
4
i MEAT MARKET, :
RK'iDOB 8TRKCT, WINNK.MICCA
GEORGE BERK, Proprietor.
Mv patrons will 11ml the Kuilroad Market sap
plied with the very best quality of
BEEF,
FORK,
-MUTTON,
m VEAL,
ETC.
To{i>e found in the State. My prices will be
found reasonable.
Meats aliippcd to all polute on the Railroad and
all orders promptly filled.
mudTSlI vnK ME A CALL
LAFAYETTE HOTEL
orpoem tii dkpot.
UPPERTOWN WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA.
JON. CtRMtlV, Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR TAKES PLEASURE In
announcing thit the above favorite Hotel haa
been greatly enlarged and refitted. A number
of fine rooms have been added, and the Hotel
low has first-class accommodations for famIHes.
The Tallies will he kept supplied with every
article the market affords, prepared by the
most experienced connoiseurs.
The Knr will be found stocked with the
choicest
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and LAGER BEER
at prices to suit the times l
Person* visiting Winnemucca, who desire a
good MEAL, DRINK, CIGAR or BED, are re
ferred to the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
Winnemucca, March 14, 1874.
CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL.
OPPOSITE PASSINGER DEPOT,
mXXEMtm..XEVIDA.
Muller & LaUrnre, Prop'rs.
The proprietors take pleature in announcing
tliat they have re-opened the above named
House for the accommodation of the public,
and intend to conduct it in firsv-elass stvle
The I {mite is fumi*hed thmiqliimt with new
Furniture, Carpet* and tyring Bed*.
Thr Tuble will be supplied vith the best the
market affords
A Flrst-claa* Bar is connected with the
House, supplied with the choicest Wines,
Liquors and Cigars,
tar Every effort will be mads to secure the
comiort of guests.
MILLER A LAG KAYE.
Winnemucoa, Nev , June30, .1679. If
CENTRAL HOTEL.
XORTII SIDE BRIDGE BTRF.CT
W INNEMUCCA, N E VAT) A.
Opposite the Postoffice.
Having bought this well known Hotel, we
hereby notify our friends and the public in gen
eral tliat it vil] be kept as a first class Hotel in
every jnrUoclar.
The Table Will be Meeond to None In
the Country.
The BAR will be snpplieJ with the best brands
of
Wiueh, Liquors, Lager Beer, Clgnrs, Ete.
Good COOKS and Gentlemanly WAITERS have
lieen secured.
We also have a flist class Billiard Table.
All attention will be i>aid to the wants of
Patrons.
JOB k HADLEY, Proprietors.
M'ianemr.oca, Aug. 1, 1879. tf
WINN EMI CCA HOTEL,
Bridge Street, Wlnneiuneen,
DAXID/-EKOIN, - - • Proprietor.
Having Built and Fitted up in the most com
modious stvle the largest and finest Hotel in
,nneniucca, with Large and Airy Rooms, the
Proprietor is prepared to receive and entertain
the traveling punllc with accommodations as
good as can lie found in this section of the coun
try. The TABLE will always 1 e literally sup
plied with all the substantial* of life, and with
everv luxury that can be procured. Attached
to the Hotel is a FINE BAR, where the choicest
MIXES. LHtlORS AND CIGAR*
I
Can be obtained at all times.
HOARD PF.R WK«U,.UIT.IHI
apr22tf.
CAPITAL CHOP STAND.
IN CAPITAL SALOON, BRIDGE STREET.
“DOC” ALDLU. PROPRIETOR.
) FRESH OYSTERS,
Fish, Guiur. Kt<\,^
Etc., cooked to order, in the finest style of the
culinary art, at all hours, DAY AND NIGHT
FOX A I'llWT t L ISS MAIL OK U X H,
Go to the Capita!OhOp Statid, and tie “DOC.’
Winnennteeu, October 1, lsVU. tf
UAL N O L 1.4 SALOON.
Between the Central Hotel and the Railroad
Meat Market,
BRIDGE STREET, WINNEMUCCA,
WILLIAM WILD.Pr.»prlft»r.
THE MAGNOLIA bn* been fitted up in the
idost attractive style possible, with a view- to
the convenience aud <-«in:.>rt of patrons. The
proprietor ddires to call the attention of cus
tomers, friend* and the public to his superior
stock of
Wine*, Liquor* and (’Igars.
Ilelnnln' Loads* p*Hrr wm»»«Uv on
band. fit-ti
ARIZON A RENTAL RANT
AND t
FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE.
UkicNViLLB, Nevada.
PABLO LAVEAGA, Proprietor.
The undersigned announces to his friends at d
the public that he has enlarged the
ARIZONA RESTAURANT A VARIETY STORE,
Where he keeps on hand
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
Fruits,
Groceries,
Provisions,
Tobacco,
Cigan,
Etc., Etc.
PABLO LAVEAGA.
NT. CHARLES HOTEL.
CORNER CARSON AND THIRD STREETS
V A It SON OTt.
O. K. STAMPLEY, Proprietor.
THIS SPLENDID AND WELL KNOWN HO.
tel ha* been thoroughly overhauled and re
painted, and is second to none in the State.
Every convenience for single guests *r fa/itlpsp.
Good rooms, clean beds, and pleasant parlors.
THE BAR
Is supplied with the best wines, liquors and
cigars.
Hraiiquarteri for Hunibolfcr*.
The traveling public will find the proprietor
nd House O. K. augi 77 tf.
CITY BAKERY.
CHRIS. DIEHL, Proprietor}
(OPPOSITE COCttT UOl'SB.)
French Bolls, Square Loaves, Brown
l» read.Pies, Fakes, Ihaglmuts, Etc.
Always on hand and served to order fresh
from the oven, in quantities to suit, in. any
part of tow n.
FASCV AXD ORXAMESTAL fCAKES
Made to Order.
Wedding Fakes a Specially.
Having purchased the City Bakery, I will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
public. CHIUS. DIEHL
Winnemucca, December 17, 1879. 'tf
HOMKU I1AY1S.
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON
MAKER.
* Com“r Railroad and Second Streets.
WLNXEMLF'FA,.NEVADA.
NEVADA STANDARD AND LIGHT
WEIGHT WAGONS, HARD
WOOD LUMBER,
IRON AND
COAL
Always on hand and for sale at prices to suit
the times.
Pipe Fixtures and Couplings, 1»»W
Pipe Fittings Etc.
May 10, 1S79. tf.
SALT, SALT. ’*
Tli« Bescrt Salt Company
is now prepared to furnish a choice article 0/
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit, at
reasonable rates.
Extra quality of Salt for all kinds of meats '
constantly on hand.
K. Belnltttrl A Fo. are our sole Agent* for
Winnemucca and Northern Country.
Address orders to
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager,
altf5-n7 White Plains, Nevada
NEW GROCERY SHORE,
AT OLD CITY MEAT MARKET, BRIDGE
STREET, WINK EMI'CCA.
MB*. N. J. AltEL (
Remieotfully announces to her friends and tbs
public that she has recc ived a large stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,
which she offers for sale at
It E 1) HOC K PRICES !
Costa Kira Coffer, .‘J 1-2 lb*.£1 •#
Chemical Olive Soap, per box.SI *• t
Hue Broom*, each.Bt» eta
Dot quality Bitun, per lb.20 its
Case and tanned Fruits, Green and Dried
Apples, Syrup, Tickles, Bacon, laird, Potatoes,
etc., of the best quality, at proportionate late#
lor cash, Orders promptly tilled.
MRS. M. J. ADEL
Wiunemucoa, January 2, 18X0. tf
CITY DKIC ST011E.
C. A. DESAUSSURE, Proprietor.
, tST On the east side of Bridge street, 'it!
\\ iNN til LiCCA, N lit A1>A,
Where thev keep on hand a full and eomidcte
assortment of
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Toilet Articles,
Chemicals,
* .Varnishes,
Paints,
Oils,
and
PATENT MEDICINES
la endless variety.
Clone attention will be gi\ en to calls from tfee
Medical Prato rnttr, and t’reaeriptions ba
put up with the fToataet winp. •*
dune U, mn. «•

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