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VOL. XVI.
WIXNEMUCCA, NEVADA, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1880.
NO. 50,
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISH ED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS
FXCEPTBD) BY
J. J. HILL & CO,
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4m copy, one your, by mail.$8 00.
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Delivered hr Carrier, 15 Ornt* per week,
RATES OF ADVERTISING
dine Square (10 lines) first insertion.W 50.
Each subsequent insertion, fair square. 1 Cl
A liberal reduction to regular advertise ra.
AGENTS:
■C. W. Oust, SIS Pine street arid 10 Leides
dorff street. Room ‘A'.\ San Francisco.
Gao. M. Mott, Sdcramento, California.
B. F. Ruby is autfiorh^d to collect and re
ceipt for subscriptions to the Savta; .Statb in
Paradise Valley.
H. C. MAnRF.it is authorised to collect and
receipt, for subscriptions to the Sitvra StaTR at
ftilT Meadows.
».
Appetite, refreshing sleep, the acquisition of
fltsh and color, are blessings attendant upon
the reparative processes which this priceless
inrigorant speedily initiates and carries to a*
successful conclusion. Digestion is restored
-and sustenance afforded to each life-sustaining
organ by the Bitters, which is inoffensive, even
to the Mninine palate, vegetable In composi
tion, and thouroughly safe.
Tor sale by all-Druggist* and Dealers gener
ally.
RAILROAD
FEED AND SALE STABLE.
UPPER WJNNEMUCCA.
The most convenient and comfortable Stabls
In Winnemucea. The Proprietor will spare no
|>ain» to give satisfaction t«o freighters and
others who may favor him with their patronage
A good supply of the best
HAY ANI) GRAIN
To be found in the market.
HAVE ALWAYS OX HAND A REGULAR
JOBBING WAGON
Running to and from tHo Depot. All orders for
hauling promptly attended to
In connection with the Stable 1 have a complete
stock ut 4
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS.
Consisting in past ot
Building and Fence Lumber, Posts, Shingles,
Shakes, Doom, Window-Blinds, Pickets,
Mouldings, &c.
F. NARAMORE, Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN BREWERY.
RAILROAD STREET,
M INNEMUOCA. - - - NEVADA.
CHARLES KESLUi l>e*.s leave to announce to
hi* friends and the public generally that nine*
the tire he ha* built * •
X E W It R E W E R Y
On Railroad Strei t, whuh is supplied -with
’ : PURE MOUNTAIN WATER,:
And is now brewing
LAGER REEK OK SUPERIOR QUALITY
Equal to any and excelled by none.
IJe i>» now prepared to supply his old custo
mers and the public with Wholesome and in
vigorating lieer brewed from the (<est malt and
spring water, by tho barrel, keg or quart, at
price* to suit the times, Give him a ,r a! and
t>e e nvinced *
Order* from all }»nint* will be promptly flHed.
a»g>5-7’» CHARLES KESLEK Prom
1300
A MONTH GUARANTEED
(1^ a «htv at Jiomti^made by.
the industrious. Capital not
required; th; will start you.
Men, women, boys and girls make money to*ter
at work for ns than ut anvthmg else. - The work
is light and pleasant, and such as any one cun
go right at. Those who are wise, who see this
notice, will send u* .their addresses at orwe and
see for themselves. Costly outfit and terms
free. Now is the tisne. Thosa already at work
are laving up large sums ot money. Address
TRUE k CO.
nl-dm Augusta, Maine.
TRAVELERS’
ACCIDENT INSURANCE C©„
or HARTFORD, CONN.
Gives indemnity in icam of l>«wth or Disability
Caused, bf Ab'idefltal Injuries ,
••*••• ,•. ...$5»(HR.0Wv
a S.- OWORN, Agent,
sinnhn—mWhtt ••
ORIENTAL HALL SALOON
~~~ ~ IRh ; ■
BILLIARD RO'O M Ss «
Comer of Bridge ami Third. St»., Winneniucca,
BF.V NTOXKt. PruprteUr. ,
The undersigned beg!* leave to inform hi*
friend* and the public that he ie now the pro
prietor of the above elegant Saloon and Billiard
llii.ll, and awurres them that they will Bud it one
b the uiMt pleasant renort* in town.
Hie Bar ta stocked with the heat brand* «f
WINES,
LI <i COWS, -
CIGARS,
ETC., ETC.
A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE will
a'wav* be found in good order.
In connection with the Saloon i* a •
Unr. and t omnedloii* Mall.
The use of which will be free for all public
meeting* and rntertainatept*.
BEN STONER.
■\Vinnemucca, February 17, 18S0. tf
“CAPITAL” SALOON.
am non antHKT, wuntnuco*.
». UCTIItll!., w. I. BStL.
CITHIE « BELL ..Proprietor*.
Th|* popular Saloon will hereafter be conduct
ed by the above firm, who will at all time* be
ulciwed to *ec their friend* and the public. The
bar luwTieen restocked witli the beat quality of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
and furnished with a First-class
BILLIARD TABLE.
The proprietors ahn to make the CAPITAL
deservedly the most jiopuiar resort in town.
Attached to the Saloon is a
LFXCII AXD COFFEE STAXO
Where all. the delii-acies rf.the season (an be
nrocnred at short notice,-cooked to order, in
the hi^heetetyle of. the culinary art.
GUTHRIE * BELL.
Winoemucca, February XI, ls-SO. tf
FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS
SHOOK STRKKT, WlNSS-Ml'CCA, XXVADA.
Fr.vsk M. FALLOW*.PSomigTOR.
Fine Wines and Liquors,
IMPORTED CIGARS,
— AVIV—
RUnUKCli, SEEK.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
ITCAIL A K l» USPH.'U
FRANK M. FELLOWS.
Winnemucca, December 4, 187A tf
THE PALACE SALOOX.
BRIDGE STREET.WINNEMUCCA.
A. D. WILLIAMS A CO., Proprietor*.
The proprietors of ,the I’alacc Saloon would
respectfully announce to their friends and the
public generally that they have fitted up, with
all the modern improvements, an elegant and
eouunoUions saloon, and
AT THE "PALACE”
Can alwayi be found the choicest and the best
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
To be obtained in town. >
Connects^ with the “Faiaoe ' is a
rite Irw Ullliard Table nn<l Outfit.
A. D. WILLIAMS A COL
Winnemucca, Nev., .Tanuary 3, 1880 tf
MA4XO-LIA SALOOX.
Retween the Central Hotel and the Railroad
Meat Market,
BRIDGE STREET, WINNEMUCCA,
WILLIAM WILD.,-.Proprietor.
THE MAGNOLIA hu been fitted up in the
most attractive style possible, with a view to
the convenience and 'fiufort ot pat mas. The
proprietor Mrw to call the attention of cus
tomers, friends and the public to his superior
stock of
Wlnrs, Liquors and Clears.
London Porter constantly on
hand. _Uti
SILVER STATE SALOON.
Y. PIOARD, Proitnotor.
This new and elegantly furnished Saioon is
now open to the public, and is Btoehnd with the
choicest and best brands of
Wtnea,
Liquor*.
(l(an, Bk.
And fresh* and Oefcni.Y Inpet.
Tin' Saloon is furnished with an
ELIPTIC POO.L TABLE.
For the amusement of Patrons.
1
RaiDOC STKKKT, WlNSlUt-’ftA, NltVAtU.
Next Door m isIuimiton's IMIUltt.
Call and see me.
•epulis*. V Y. PICARD. ■
A WEEK IMnYOCR OWN TOWN,
and no capital risked. ■ You can
give the business a trial without
expense. The fttfct opportunity ever
offered foe those wiUinfths \forit. You should,
try nothing else uoktl jmtlsce lor yourself what
you eaado at.the business we offer- . Ko room
to espials here- You can devote all yoftr time
of only vrutr spare <M**v *f» the hhsitfess, and
uiake.ffrsatcipsff Jsusswy kspr • jutt iwork.
Women inaksaa.awh.aajsaa... KendJes-spes
ia.1 private terms and mrticalars, which we
I free. to odtffhdhse. h Un't w
'mail
hard
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complain ot
isMastuk
modh^-.
N. Dhjunoo,
C. RnwiN.
E. REINHART Sc CO.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT LOW PRICESl
We hare no old traah to offer at reduced
rate*, but we are now receiving our
NEW SPRING STOCK!
Which ia being carefully selected, and which
WE OFFER AT
BOTTOM PRICES!
NO NEED OF SENDING AWAY. WE HAVE
N O M-O-T-T O-E-S !
But our principles ore
Fair ami BtaeraWr BmUap
With everybody.
tsa Call and See lisl'ws
E. REINHART A CO.
Winnemucca, March 20,1880. tf
CITY DRlft STORE.
C. A. DESAUSSURE, Proprietor.
f3r On the east side ol Bridge street,
WINNEMUOCA, NEVADA,
Where they keep on hand a full and oomplet*
aseorUnent of
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Toilet Aftioiee,
Chom.cals, »
Varnishes,
Paints,
Oils,
and
PATENT MEDICINES
in endless variety.
Close attention will be given to vails from the
Medical Kraturnity, and Prescription* will be
put up wiAi the greatest care.
June 13. 1877. M.
W. F. STEVENS,
CRICCR STRKKT,
WINNEMUCCA, Nev.
CHEMICALS, VARNISHES, TAINTS, COLORS,
Window (.lass, Oils, Toilet Articles, Perfumery,
Tocket Cutlery, Brushes, Stationery, and
Tobacco.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Medical use.
OT Prescription! Carefuliy Compounded
W. F. STEVENS.
Winnemueea, October 9. 1WR
ARIZONA RESTAURANT
AND
fruit and variety store.
UXICNViLLK, Nsvaoa.
PABLO LAVEAOA, Proprietor.
The uinloreiirned announces to bis friend* and
(he puWw that he has enlarged the
ARIZONA RESTAURANT & VARIETY STOKE
# Where he keeps on hand
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
F rails,
Groceries,
Provisions,
Tobacco*
\ Oipaa,
Etc., Etc.
PABLO LAVEAOA.
I
BULLION -TAX*
‘Notice is hereby given that the tix on pro
oeeds-ef mines for the quarter etuhng March
! Mat,. M**>, da* now due, slid pa^ebfeeat nip
attie* in. .the Cnurt-hemse of. the County .ol
, nuhibWrtt, and. that the Una lor itt collection
wM he htrirtlsreAforcafl. "• >
, L. L.iAllCK*S»^*dMfr,
Iho U, UflpU .s
LAFAYETTE1 HOTEL ■■
oeroarrn rum iwror.
ITPPKWIWN '• • WINNJOfVCCA, NEVADA
J«M. cnutn, rrnprMw.
THE PROPRIETOR TAKE8 PLCASl'RJC to
announcing that the above favorite Hotel hu
Yweu greatly enlarged and refitted. A number
of line rooms Lave been added, and the Hotel
now ha* ftast-ukue amoaimndatiem for famiMan.
The Tahirs will be kept supplied with ovWy
artioki the market • affords, prepared by the
most experienced oonnoiseurs.
The Mne will be found stocked with the
choioert
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS and LAGER DEER
at prices to /nit the time*
Persons visit!up Winneinueua, whq derfm A
good MEAL, DRINK, CIGAR or BED, are re
ferred hothe
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
Winnesoucca, March 14, 1674.
a
CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL.
OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT,
WINNKMIWCA .. >.NEVA*A.
Holler &» LaLrave, Prop’rs.
The proprietors take pleasure in announcing
th*t they have re-opened the above named
House (or the accommodation of the public,
and intend to conduct it in first-class style
The Hove* it furttiehtd throughout teith new
Furniture, Carpet* and Spring Bede.
The Table will be supplied with the beat the
market affords
i Flrxt-rlaw liar is connected with the
House, supplied with the choioest Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, '
taT Every effort will be made to secure the
comfort of guests.
MULLER 4 LAGRAVE.
Wihaemuoca, Xev , June 30, 1879. tf
CENTRAL HOTEL.
VOttTU SIDE SRIOOE STREET
WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA.
Opposite the PostofRoe.
Having bought this well known Hotel, we
hereby notify our friends and the public in gen
eral that it will he kept as a first class Hotel in
every particular. —
The Table will be lersad to Ssae In
the CMalrjr.
The BAR will be supplied with the hast brands
of
Wines, Liquor*. Lager Beer, Cijwra, Etc.
Good COOKS and Gentlemanly WAITERS have
been secured.
We also have a first class Billiard Table
All attention will be paid to the wants of
Patrons.
JOB 4 HADLEY, Proprietors.
Winnemucca, Aug. 1, 16T9. tf
WINNEXrCCA HOTEL,
Bridge Street, Ml—fares,
DAVID «*»:R(H X, PrapHetea
Havhtg Built and Fltfced up In the most com
modious style the largest and finest Hotel in
k mnomucca, will) Lingo and Airy Rooms, the
Proprietor is prepared to receive and entertain
the traveling public with aecooanodations as
good as nan be fdund in this section of riie coun
try. The TABLE will always he liberally sup
plied with all the substantial* of life, and with
every luxury that can "be procured. Attached
to the Hotel is a PINE BAR, where the choicest
wives, uqroKX and itcars "
Can be obtained at ail times.
BOARD PElt WEEK.fS7.fi*
apriitf.
C APITAL CHOP STAXD,
IN CAPITAL SALOON, FRIDGE STREET.
rROPKICTML
jFRESH OYSTERS,
FIfsh, (iumr, Etc.,
Etc., cooked to‘order. In the finest'style of'the
culinary '■it, at all hours, DAY AND NIGHT
FMAFIRUMUM MEAL OR LUNCH.
Qo to the Capital Chop Stand, and see ‘1DOC/
WinnenuKca, October I, 1879. tl
NOTICE
B. P: TORRRiY BEING NO LONGER THE
Superintendent of. Bullion of Paradise Miniruf
Company, nor in any manner connected with
the came, tihe public Is hereby coatinned to not
contract or in any manner transact any busl
neee with him on* account of the Bullion of
Paradise Minim? Company.
F. BAUEAM, Btcahlent,
A. W. Sirocl, Secretary.
Paractise, Nev., May IS, 1880. lm
NOTICE.
TJIKRE WILL BE A CALLED • MEETING
bT lh6 Stockholders of -the Bullion dt Pai-adls*
rUTVOtl AK» REWiVTWn .
AitM<r4 fey (fee Nevada DraioonKU
M«u CMvtRim, lUy «I, KM.
The Democracy of Nevada, by their repre
sentative* in eon van lion assembled, resolve—
Flrto—wl affirm our dovoUoa-to the Union;
depraaMe all scctionalbwi; hoM the Kepdblioftn
party tvepongible f<r vil tHh ogitatFtotif dead
mmmm, amkregard the preservation uMnrnl self
iTBTMWMBi ae necessary to the perpetuation of
the Republic.
SMand— We declare that among the tending
Iwaee of the sampaign air the vindication of
the right of the people to setf-goVernment, the
condemnation of the crimen against the ballot'
committed four ago, rosintaaee ta Impe
rialism, the maintenance of the reserved right*
■ at the Statarond oppoetioa to Chinese immi
gration.
Thi rd-Thtttvt'e arc nmraaKiladf^' opposed to *
Chinese immigiatiea to thi*country, and vietige.
ourselves to use all lawful mean* to prohibit it,
even though it involve* the abrogation of the
Burlingame Treaty; that there. Is no ho}>e for
relief from thin servile immigration' scourge,
which degradesthe dignity «f labor, lower* the
standard of morality and menace* our civiliza
tion except through the election of a l>ewo
crauc Predduut; that we condemn and de
nounce in fr« strongest-term ft the veto of the
tdli limiting die Chinese immigration to this
country.
Fourth—Thai the drift of the Republican
party toward* as empire, through the oppress
ive concentration of capital,' is an otitrage upon
the masses and anmtnut to the men who carry
the guns in defense of our liberties.
Fifth-That: we regard -with alarm the doc-1
, trines of centra) ir-athm recently announced by
the Republican majority of the Supreme Court
of the United States,' as having been made in
the interest of party, and is intended to blot
out'the last vest ige of State rights and change
the Federal Ihildn to asi Empire. : <•
Sixth—That the labor of a country is it* cap
ital, and deserves the protection'and guardian-'
ship of our (Iwcrmnento—State, ahd Federal. f
Seveuth-vThat we favor the maintenance of
the p»bllc school*—tile hope ami prkle of * ltee
State.
I Elchfh—That all pfopertv rttotild War* Its
just |>ro)iortion of .taxation! and we favor the
enactment of »uch laws as will accomplish this
end
plinth—That we favor the equal protection of
the rights of labor and capital under just jaws, •
thereby bearing the bnrdtas arid Increasing'
the advantages of the working people.
Tenth—That we claim as amongst the power*'
reserved to the States the right ter pas* at any
, time by their Legislatures, laws to prevent
common carriers from making unjust discrimi-'
nations against persons and places; and we
recommend the Ooutity Conventions to lake
action in accordance with the foregoing resolu
tion. )
Eleventh—That the Democracy demand free'
and fair electioas, ami to. that end denounce all
interference with elections by the ‘hiilitary'
powers; that the experience of this and .other
countries has abundantly proved that the pres
ence of troepe at the polls IS destructive of the ,
freedom of elections,, and is incompatible with
the existence of free institutions; that we
pledge our samsst endeavors' to upholding a
system of uiitrammeled suffrage, absolutely
free from Federal force and supervision.
>TWcIfth—The doctrine promtrlgated by the
leaders of the Republican party, that a strong
and centralised Government hr essential to the
maintenance •*«] perpetuity of American insti
tutions, is n doctrine uangerons to the liberties
<H the people, dont.ructhe of the right of local
sclf-gov ermuent, and must eventually terming
ate in anarchy and imperialism. "
Thirteenth—That the Democracy oppose all
favoritism and class legislation; no single inter
nist or class ot persons • shouW bfe protected ’at
the exjient* of others.
Fourteenth—1That we are oppose!? to the so
called »e*v Mining taw rocotnrr.cnded by' the
Public band Commission, and re.ard the same
a* destructive of the great industry of our
State. The miner should be permitted to fob
low his lode on the dip wherever it may go.
That we anralso opposed to-the so-called Public
Land Law recommended bv the Public Land
Commission, and regard It as an innovation 'on
the ancient Democratic doctrine tliat the public
domain should be preserved to make homes fur
the people.
Fifteenth—We denounce the great fraud by
which K- B. Ifavcs and W, A. Wheeler were
made President and Vice President. of the
United States, and the fairly-elected candidates,
Samuel J. Tilde* and Thomas A. HendrMrs,
counted out; that this groat crime against civil
liberty and popular government should nevet
be forgot cn or condoned.
Sixteenth—That we Instruct our Delegates to
the Convention to meet at Cincinnati to vote
for the retention of the time-honored "two
thirds’ rule," in nominating candidates for
President and Vice President.
Seventeenth-*-That wv heartily pledge our
support to tire candidates of the Cincinnati
Convention a* well as to the nominees of the
Nevada Democratic State Convention. |
J. C. HACEKiiAN, Chairman.
CITY BAKERY.
CHRIS. DIEHL, Proprietor"]
{orroemtKvrm hoos*.)
Frrnrh R«IIn, Square loaves. Brown
Rrc»d,|iiM>, CiiKm, OMighnol., i'.fr.
Always on hand a»l served to order freah
from the oveu, in quantities to suit, in >;ny
part of town.
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES
Made to Order.
Wr«ldin( Cakes a Specialty.
Having purchased tin; City Bakery, I 'dil
Spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
public. CHHI& 1)1 E1I h1
Wiuuemticea, December 17, 1D79. tf
XL W. WOOD,
Corner 4tk anU Bridge street*,
WINN EM IOC A,.NEVADA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
I A
n arb w jnr*Y STorrrf?.
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