The Silver state. [volume], June 05, 1880, Image 1

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VOI„ XVI.
WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1880.
NO.
THK SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (SCSDAY*
If jfCCf'TKD) by
J. J. HILL & CO.
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HIS HO Mi.
flow a Traveling JHanIrtan wits P#*r
but Proml.
[ Burlington Ilawkayc.J
Soon after Circuit Court Commission
er Randall had got seated, in his office
yesterday morning, there eame a steady
tramp, tramp down the hall* and, a
solid, hearty voice led off with:
4 ‘There’s a laud that u fairer than day,
And by faith wa can see it afAr,
For our Father waits over the way.
To prepare us-”
“Good morning, sir, I am getting on
to Nebraska.”
“This isn't the rente,” replied the
Commissioner, as he looked up.
“I know it sir; hot I'm doing aiittle
singing, and collecting a little money
to help me pay rny way.”
'•What do you sing V”
“ ‘The tiweet Bye and Bye.’ That’s
my gait, and it’s taken well so far:
‘We shall sing on that beautiful
shore, 9
^ The melodious songs-—-’
Been traveling on that hymn clear
from Providence, and it has struck ’em
every time.”
“We don’t think mnoh ef .it o«t
West here,” remarked the Commis
sioner.
“You don’t! Why, there’s nothing
like it ! If I h'ad a brother, and he was
a blamed heathen, and that hymn didn’t
melt him, right dow n and make Jiim
confess to every mean act of his life,
I’d disown him! Can Michigan people
be worse than heathens 1
‘Ami our spirits shall sorrow no more,
Not a sigh-’
I don’t believe they are.”
“I think yon’ll find that our people
prefer something lively instead of melt
ing. We are not much on the melt,
except in hot weather.”
“I will now sing the 'Sweet Bye and
Bye,” said the man, as he put his hat
on the desk.
“Don’t.”
“Bat I will. You’ve never heard it
sung as it should be. Why, man, I
cut across a corner of Connacticut ui
March, and hardened old sinners fal
lowed me for wiles and cried like chil
dren ! In one case I went twenty miles
to sing it to a backslider ou his dying
bed.”
“Did it finish him ? ”
“No, sir! he got well. Why, when
I got into Canada they turned out as if
I had IxJfen a circus.
‘We shall sing on that beautiful
shore,
The melo-’ ”
“Say, what do 3’on charge not to
sing it?” interrupted the Commission
er. “As I told you before, we want
something out this way more on the
order of ‘Old Dan Tucker,’ with a pic
colo accconapaniment.”
“I know nothing about the Tucker
family, nor nothing about piccolos; I’m
square up and down on the ‘Sweet Itye
and Bye.’ It tits nie. We sing right
up together like twins. I'll sing it and
collect ten cents. Ready; now—”
“Here’s a quarter not to sing it.”
“Say,” said the man after a long
paruse, “I won’t take it ! No, sir, I’m
traveling on a g;nt of my own. My
particular line is ‘The Sweet Bye and
Bye,’as I may have incidentally men
tioned l»efore. I’ve got toe air right
down Hue, aud I can knock the socks
right off any church choir in America
on the chorus. 4»ood day, sir I I
might anil my vote on a pinch, but 1
can’t bo oribed to give my hymn the
cold shake.
‘In the s-w-e-e-t bye aud bye,
Bye and bye*, »*•
In the sweat—in the sweet,
We shall
And >lse neveri belted- nor. looked-'
arotte^jykoiyl^gie Ueeaewssioncr bit
ORIENTAL HALL SALOON
•* -
BILLIARD ROOMS,
Corner of Iiridge aad Third 8ts., Winnemuc'ca,
lit:*. ITCUR. Proprietor.
The rtndersigncd begs lnava to inform his
friends and the public that he is now the pro
prietor of the ahore elegant Saloon and Hilliard
Hall, and SMma them that tliev will find it one
o the molt pleasant resorts in tswn.
The Bar it stocksd with the best brands of
WINKS,
LIQUORS,
ClfjARS,
ETC., ETC.
A FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE will
always tie found in good order.
In c4M*etinn with the Hokum laa
The nan of which* will be free for all public
meetings and home eatertstnnswrts
HEN STONER.
Winnemueon, February If, I88d tf
“CAPITAL” SALOON.
imni miiir, wink wiueca.
j. l. omtr.iit. w. x n*j.t,
CITHHB Jt BELL ...-Proprietors.
This nepula* Sslonn will hereafter be esmduct
ed by the above firm, who will at all time* tie
pleaded to see tyeir friend»ond the public. The
bar ha* been unlocked with the liodt quality of
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
and furnished wKh a Flrst-etas#
BILLIARD TABLE.
Hie proprietor* aim to maks the CAPITAL
deservedly the luoet popular resort in town.
Attached to the Mow is a
LUNCH AND COFFEE STAND
Where all Uae Asfr-vrics of the season can he
procured at short notice, cooked to order, in
the highest sty le of the culmary art.
GrrmtiB fc bell.
Wliuieraooca, February 1L 1880. tf
FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS
saiDOK HTBHrr, wikhkmccca, ksvaua.
W --
F»a« M. Fuloows. ..Paorairroa.
Fine Wines and Liquors
IMPORTED CIGARS,
—AND—
RHVtUKEI "BEEIi
ALWAYS ON HAND.
SWC ALL AMD lAHrLK.H
FRANK M. FELLOWS.
Wiaaemucca, December 4, 1879. tf
THE PALACE SALOON.
BRIDGE STREET.WINNKMUCCA.
A. Ik WILLI AUK A CO., Proprietors.
The proprietor* of the Palace Saloon would
respectfully announce to their friend* and the
public jrencrally tliat they- have fitted up, with
all the modem improvement*, an elegant and
eomiuodions saloon, -and
AT THE “PALACE”
Can always be found the choicest and the best
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
To be obtained in town.
Connected with the “Palace” is a
Fine K«w Billiard Table and Outfit.
A. D. WILLIAMS fc CO.
Winnemucca, Nev:, January 3, 1880 tf
MAGNOLIA SALOON.
Between the Central Hotel and the Railroad
Meat Market,
BRIDGE STREET, WINNKMUCCA,
WILLIAM WILD.Proprietor.
THE MAGNOLIA has been fitted «p in the
most attraotiv* n»*le poteiUe, with a view to
ttie convenience and oohifurt of patrons. The
proprietor desire* to call the attention of cus
tomers, friends- aad the poWi« to hi* superior
stock of *
Mines. Liquors anti Cigars.
Suluulss* Loudon Porter constantly on
hand. f3U
SILVER STATE SALOON.
Y. PICARD, Proprietor.
This new and elegantly furnished Saloon is
now open to th« politic, and » sbxAed •with the
choicest and best brands of
ft)Mt,
Uqaon,
( tnirm E«r.
And fresh anti Creamy I*Str.
The Shloon to furnished srtth an
ELIPTIC POOL TABLE.
For the amusement of Patron*
Briikis STKKKT, .WtXhhMVOOA, Srvada.
Next ItoMtr to Stonirtrt's. Butlittnit
Call and see has.
septl'i 78tf. ■
Y. PICARD.
|». ■» ■AftKBLft. ;
TOWN SITE ACENT, ft P. R. R.
t«wn loth roiiii?. on cease.
PARTI KS WISHING TO M£AS£ OR PUR
cha.ee 1/vtstn the town ef Wlnnemueca, are
hereby notified that all application! for the same,
or on Wnase toWw» he ad
dressed to the MMhjstEyPwR Bsn Francisco,
at Um C.P. R. R. office inters they wilt saestvr
N. Dkibanoo,
E. RsiMiARr.
E. REINIA1T & CO.
XKW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
AT LOW PRICES!
We hue* 4io ol<l trash to offer at rodueed
rates, but we ore now receiving our
NEW SPRING STOCK!
Which is being carefully selected, and which
WE OFFER AT*
*•
BOTTOM PRICES I
NO SEED OF SENDING AWAY. WE HAVE
NO MOTTO-E8 !
But our principles are
• Fair aid Honorable BeaUac*
With everybody.
crCall and See [s!ti
E. REINHART ft CO.
Winnemtieca, March 20,1880. tf
CITY DRF6 STORE.
C. A. DESAUSSURE, Proprietor.
On the east side of Bridge street, "bj
W’INNEMUOCA, NEVADA,
Where they keep on hand a full and oomplet*
assortment of
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Toilet Articles,
Chemicals,
Varnishes,
Paints,
Oils, * •
and
PATENT MEDICINES
In endless variety.
Close attention will he sriven to calls from the
Medical Fratumlty, and Inscriptions sill be
put up with the (greatest uur*.
June 13. 1877. tf.
H. F. STEVENS.
CtliUOK STRUT,
W1NNEMUCCA, Nov.
CHEMICALS, VARNISHES, PAINTS, OCfLORR,
Window elass, Oils, Toilet Articles, Perfumery,
Pocket Cutlery, Brushes, Stationery, and
Tobacco.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Medical use.
OT Prescription* Carefully Compounded «■
• W. F. RTKVKNG.
Wlnnemucoa, October 8, 1878
ARIZONA RESTAURANT
AND
FRUIT. AND VARIETY STORE.
UXtCNVILUS, N'ltV*l>A.
PABLO LAVEAOA, Proprietor.
The umleroifrned announce* totiij friend* "and
the public that he ha» enlarged the
AKIHOXA RE8TAURANT k, VAH1KTY 8T0RE
Where be keep* oh hand
A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL j
MERCHANDISE, '
Fruits, i
Groceries,
Provisions,
Tobacco,
Clirar»,
Etc., **c.
PAULA) LAVKAOA.
BULLION TAX.
Noties I* iMNfc? give* that Ufa tak oh pro
ceeds ot mines tor the qualtsr ending Marsh1
Mill,
lU^CrnM? MWM
• i
LAFAYETTE »HOTEL 1
oprosiTB TBinwod
UPPER TOWN : WUrWBMWOA,' NEVADA.
JOH. CEUAIK, Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR TAKES PLEASURE In j
Mimindnr that the alxive favorite Hotel 'll**
lieeii greatly enlarged tmd refitted. A nuraV*r
of flhe rooms hftH Ilfcen added^ and the Hotel
now has first-class accommodations for famitfM.
Tfce TuMruwOf l>e Kef*t«npplted with erery
article the market afford*, prepared by the
moot experienced coaaoiseurs.
The Bar will be found etoAnd Vith toe
choicest
WINES, LIQUORS, (SOAR* and LAGER BEER
at prioa* t» «uit the tone*
Person* r tailing Winn^nucca, who dosdre »
good MEAL, DRINK, CIGAR or BED, are re
ferred'to the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
Winnemucea, March 14,1-874.
CENTRAL PACIFIC HOTEL.
OPPOSITE PASSENGER DEPOT,
WIXVEWWMCA ..NEVADA.
Mailer & LaGrave, Prop’rs.
The proprietor* take pleasure in announcing
that they have re-opened the above named
Home ter Hie accommodation of the public,
and intend to conduct it in Arab class style
The Hvu** it furnithml thrnfyhnut-1rttJi fleet
Furniture, Carjttts and Spring Bed*.
The Tilth1 will be supplied with the best the
market affords ‘
A First-da** BaT id connector with the
HodmvwiPiffled with the choicest Wines,
Liquors and Cigars,
O’ Every effort yill be made to secure the
comfort of ruests.
MULLEB * LAORAVE.
Winncmucca, Nev , June30, 1879. tf
CENTRAL HOTEL.
!fORTH SIDE BRJDOE STREET
WINN EM U'CCA, NE VA13A.
Opposite the PostofScel
Having bought- this well known Hotel, we
hereby notify our friends and the public iii gen
eral that. H will be kept a* a first class Hotel in
every particular.
The Table W’HlT»e Second to S«ae In
the t'wantry.
The BAR will be supplied with the lies* brands
of
Wines, tiqrnom, hatter Beer, Cigar*. Etc.
Good COOKS and Gentlemanly WAITERS have
been secured;
We also have a first class Billiard Tubie.fc'
All attention will be laid to the wants of
fatrorilt-'
JOB ft HADLEY, Proprietors.
Winnemueco, Acg. 1,1870. tt
WIKNEJHFCCA HOTEL,
Bridge Street. Wlnnetnueea.
DAVID CEmn, « - * Proiirtdor.
Having Built and Fitted up in the most com
modious style the largest aiid finest Hotel in
At innemikc*, with Large and Airy Rooms, the
Proprietor is prepared to receive and entertain
tl«e traveling public with accommodations os
good us can l»e found in this section of the coun
try. Wie TABLE will afauVs be liberally sup
plied with all the substantiate of life, and with
every lusurv that ean lie procured. Attached
to the Hotel is a FINE BAR, where the choicest
mVW. UlH'OKS AS* CIGARS:
Can be obtained at oil times.
I
BOAID MCB WEEK,. ..B7.M
m apr22tf.
CAPITAL CHOP STANDt -
IN CAPITAL SALOON, BRIDGE STREE*T.
«‘l»OC" ALDER. PBOWIKTDIi '
)
AFRESH OYSTERS,
FIkIi, Gome, Ete.,^
Etc., choked to order, in the finest style of the
culinary art, at all hours,- DAY AND KIUHT
for A HKST-CtAKH NBAtMltHtH,
Cjp to the OapitalChop Stand, and see ** DOC.’ “
Winhcftiueea; October I, 1&79. tf
NOTICE
E. P. TORREY BEING NO LONGER THE
Superintendent of Bullion of Parudikw Minin'?
Company, nor in any manner connected with
the Name, the 'public is hereby cautioned to not
contract or in any manner transact any busi
ness With' hhn on neeouht ‘ of the Bullion of
Paradise Mining Coinpanw
F. BAUMAN, President
A. W. Sifiorn, Secretary.
Paradlde, Mkv,, Mny 1*. 19*0. Im
NOTICE. 1
“FASHION”
LIVERY, FEED AND SAX*
S—T-A— B-L-E-!
Bridge Street, Winnenweoo, Nevada.
!• I» KICK (HD . Proprietor,
LIVERY IN ALL ITS iBRANCHfRST^
AY tfinkluMr R«Mi
ELEGANT TFRNRFTS,
DouWVe hr slngle.Oan ahmjM'W firo£uri.I.'“
■•nts iMrtfrA t»y (he Itaiy, We**
•r NMth.
UT Horae* Bought and Bold.
1IVO W«(S Barm's for Sale at Reasonable
Hates.
nay and Grain For Sale!
gST Panaertpers and ‘freight convened to ad
parte of the country.
Wally 8li«e Kibh to Paradise Mines,
Winnemucoo, March 38, 1880. tj
RAILROAD •
FEED AND SALE STABLE;'
UPPER WINNEMUCCA. f
The tnoet convenient and comfortable Stab!*
In Wlnnemneca. • The Proprietor' will spare no
pains to give wttetection to freighters and
others who may favor him wfth their patronage
A good sdpffly of the best'
HAY AND GRAIN
To he found in the market.
HATE ALWAYS ON tlANt) A RE0C1.AH
JOBBING WACOS :
Running to and from the Depot. All ordersfor
hauling promptly attended to
hn connection with the Stable 1 have a complete
stock of
LUMBER-OF " ALL-KINDS.
Consisting hf ph.rt 31
Building and Fence Lumber, Posts, Shingles,
Shaked, Doors, Windo#-Blinds, Piokfeta,
Mouldings, Ac. ’
F. NARAMORE, Proprietor.
NEW GROCERY STORE,
AT OLD CITY MEAT MARKET, BRIDGE
STREET, WINNEJltftCA.
‘MRS. H. X ABEL
RespectfuTlT announce* to her frierxig and the
public that she ha* retsuirvad a larye utock of
FRESH - GROCERIES;
which she (BTcr* for sale at
BED ROCK PRICES!
Coat* Rica Coffey S I-* lb«.. ......$1 00
Chemical Olive Soap, per l*ox..... K»I «
Fine Brooms, each.':...WrtK
KeMqnalliy Haiti a, pcr Ch. - •.*0 rt#
Case and Canned Fruits, Oroeii and Dried
A]»ple», Syrup, l’iekles, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes
etc., of the bust quality, at proportionate rate*
for cash, Orders promptly filled,
MRS' M. /. ABEL."
Winnenrabca, January 2, 1SHO. tf
CITY BAKERY.
CHRIS. DI EH L, Proprietorj
(orrowr* oomtT mst)
French Ralls, S«aare Loaves, Broun
Bread,Flea, t akes, IloMfthnuH, Etc. -
Always cw hand and serve.) to order fresh
from the oven, 5n quantities to suit, in any
part oftosm. •
FdACl" AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES?
M<uie t'j Order.
Mrililing Cukes it Specialty.
Having purchased the City Baftery, I wilV
spare rfo pains to merit the patromure of the
public. CHRIS, DIEHL‘ •
VVinnemucca, December 17, 1»7D. tf
R. HY* WOOD,
Corner 4th and Bridgr Streets
WINNEMCOCA, ..NEVADA."’
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
KARDW ARE, STOVES,
GKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TINWARE'
AND
CROCKERY.
WINNKMUCCA >
FLOtRIMC M r L L S. "
CHARLES KEMLER, Proprietor.
Carbks Extra,
Family Extra, *
and Kawilt FYoi.r. ’
The besttpiaHty of
Graham flour.:
Made from Supdrtot Wheat.
MIDDLINGS, SRAN AND SHOUtS
i i At Wholesale only. * "
CKOfKR BAtttf
j For fete, w Orwmf to order IdrOMyrnetta *
rrin^o unm aim