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SPu ar2cn Satin gippral
CAHSOX CITY:
W(dandi7 - August 20, 1SJ3.
Mr. Loiu:el!y, of Minnesota, and Coa
pressional fiime, tLon-h a notorions
demagogue, and dettnuined to rule or
ruin any local political party xsiik which
lie may be connected, is yet most able,
Teady and eloquent speaker, eb-.I can
command an atn'ienec on most any oc
casion that m?.y afford hini fin opportu
nity to speak. For the purpose cf &l
fcating the Washbnrne xring of the Re
publican party in Minnesota, he recently
connected himself with the Farmer's
luovuiuent, or Granges, in that State,
and is now the old man eloquent of that
new party. On a recent occasion of a
meeting of the Patrons of Husbandry
lie thus addressed t lie in, and to the
point :
I am glad to see that yon, yemrst If, of
your own notion, hare concluded "to
t.ike the bull ly the horns;" and that
yon hare got tired of hanging on to his
toil; that you propose after this to
tfour otm t inula Hi; tnat you nml you
have come of age and can dispense with
your guardians; that you nml you pay
most of the taxes, and furnish most of
the Totes, and you Lave determined to
rule this country.
You are ri''ht. That is what Coium
bus discovered this country for. This
is the people's country, asd thet mcst
ecxe rr, and those who don't like it can
leave it ! The men of li . 6 did not shake
on" the tyranny of Georga III. to leave
their descendants under a worse tv-
ranuy the tyranny of corporations, the
tyranny ot money.
m " " Shall he who struck the lion down
pay the wolf homage?"
Our ancestors fled from their native
land to escape the tyranny of hereditary
lords, whose pretensions were satisfied
by the traditions of centuries. Shall we
submit to the tyranny of shoddy lords,
petroleum aristocrats, men of yesterday
who from their palace cars and lordly
mills, look down npon the multitude as
" hewers of wood and drawers of water."
Our nation wag born of a fight about
a stamp act and a tea tax; shall it quiet
ly submit to the doctrine that the crea
tures of our own legislation, the railroad
corporations, have "vested rights" to
tax our industry to the limit of their
discretion; to reduce us, if they see fit,
to a peasantry; to send us back to the
era of spinning wheels and wooden
shoes, and that we have no remedy from
this absolute despotism except emigra
tion or revolution.
No, my friends, you have proclaimed
the true doctrine, "live and let Live,"
"Justice to all," 'Privileges to none."
Already the storm of your indignation
has reached within the walls of the
dominant political party of the State.
In conclusion, I would say through
you to the people of Minnesota, come
together and organize for reform, borne
tjt you do not like me. That is your
privilege. I concede your right, while
I am astonished at your conclusions.
Dut I ask nothing at vour hands save to
work with yon for the common cause,
and surely that no man will deny me.
I am not an issue in this contest.
Put all personal feeling, all prejudices,
all selfishness aside; make it a battle for
principles on the highest plane of politi
cal action; set your teeth and go forward;
select your own leaders and stick to
them, and we will show these county
seat and cross roads small potato poli
ticians results that will astonish them;
we will make them open their mouths so
wide on election day, that they will have
to sec their ears back.
I thank you for your kind attention.
Report fram Lake Tabor.
Lace Tahoe, August 10, 1S73.
Editoii Ari'EAi : As I walked from
the Summit this morning very ear!y, I
thought that the glimpse view of the
lake between the lofty pines the Cali
fornia mountains beyond, was such as
only the pedestrian can fully perceive
and appreciate. Xo war against stage
proprietors and livery stable men ; dri
vers can allow such passengers as choose
to do so, to leave the carriages and walk
40 or GO rods, and by studying this won
derful scenery, haiu to
"Look from "Nature up to Xafnn-' God."
In such momeuts, with Lake Tahue be
fore us, we naturally quote this beauti
ful stanza from the pen of Thomas
Moore:
-Thou irt. O God. the life aril lijht
Of all this wund'rous world w- see.
Its glow by day, its smile by mj;ht,
Are out attractions caujjht from Thee;
Where r we torn Thy glories ahine.
And all tilings bright and fair are Thine."
The Glenbrook House is full of lively
company.
the srirarr.
In its hotel I had most refreshing
sleep last night. The house was quiet
The bed was in neat and clean order.
The enterprising proprietors can greatly
improve their house l y having very plain
and needed washing apparatus, includ
ing o dean tnuxl, iu each bleeping room
designed for guests. (Hotels iu Frank-
town, and in other places, need like
hints. )
PEBTETTATED PAELOB MASEKS.
At oar fashionable Summer resorts,
we sometimes find gentlemen they ap
pear as such in the p:ir!orwhentht y con
verse with ladies, and sing with them
but, among themselves, when rambling
as pedestrians, when hunting, fishing,
bathing, or when riding, they forsske
all that demeanor which always apper
tains to tliorotujhli trained gentlemen.
Ferhaps they mk'ht avoid such painful
exhibitions of themselves, if they would
use only those beverages "which chter,
but not inebriate.".
August IS.
At 2 p. 31., vesterd.iv, we had a gather-
ng of people for religious services under
the great pine trees near captain A. .
Fravs. We had good sinsiusr. One in
dividual attempted to talk about practical
Christianity so as to do good to all. lie
believes in the gospel "to deliver us
from this wicked world." The Shakes
peare head and face were prominent in
view on the great rocks, lnose walls
will crumble, but the truth which we
considered will stand forever.
Yours, J. Kawsox Johxsos.
MIXING STOCK REPORT.
Forenoon Board.
80 Or-hir IS. 19. 13?i, 194
fM tivnJd k Carry li, 1US, MO. lOBf UM.Sf.
210 Savage S.-!. t!l. SS-U.
Cuollar SS V. 7 hi. 37
41!) Hale Non-rows 22 $ , 23 MP, 22?4 t3, 2234
'-'8(1 Crourn Point 81. J
2-'J Yellow J, let S, 1-30
4) Imp. rial t't.i, iJ
23 Empire 3
20 A!;ha 21
ti Belcher 65, 13;, tC s30, Co 30
la tloniidtnce tf1
1 Con Virginia J2, 91
1 Panryl
lo5 Exchequer ZM. 7.7 S3
15 Seg Beieher 32, 31
;i. Overman 7, 6 ;;
33 Justice 034
10 Juiia 4
410 Cal.iloi.ia IS, IS s.1. ls'j. 1S-,
410 Baltimore 7;. Mo, 7)4, 7?i
tio tilobe 1. 1 i !30
liiO Silver Hill 12
W Eciinge!
K0 Rock Island i
41 Wood vil lei Vj, l'j
Vnk-u t'uu S
tO Whitman 2 V
Evening Iteport.
eaJow Valley 15V, 17. 17. ICS;
Postal Agent. George "Warren, of
the Virginia Transfer Company and
Uaggage Express, the urbane and accom
modating baggageman of the Yirgmia
and Truokee express train, this morning
received his commission from "Washing
ton constituting him I'uited States Mail
Koute Agent over the Virginia and
Truckee Kailroad. No better man conld
have been s-.kcted for the position, for
Warren is on old rail-roader, reliable,
attentive and accommodating. Vir
ginia Chroh'w.'e.
Teesonai,. Constable Tom Harkin,
who went over to California a few davs
ago, for the purpose of conveying an in
sane man to the asylum at Woodbriuge,
returned home this morning. Harkin
says that the patients are well cared for
under the efficient management of Dr.
Langdon, resident physician. At pres
ent there are 4!) patients a'.l from the
State of Nevada. U. II. Setcs, 10th.
FIRST GUHQ GIFT CONCERT
STATE OF NEVADA,
Authorized T)T Act of its legislature, p
proyed March 31, 1S71, forth
foundinif of m
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
The Cencert will tr.ke place
At Plper'a Ojierarioas, Virginia City.
A'evacla.
;:r.j wo, -2
13 h
:,2H", 2:ihl0, 2?s
, 2S-
15f0
6 Kaymona i: Eiy 71,7:
T:xt Eureka Con 13t, 13, 13
300 J:n'KSi;ll l.ic
IS-! Wuhintou k Creole '.
215 Alpa 1
lbO American Flag 5?, 51;
2:) Condor2.;c
4.i Inacacar Cue, 5.v. 5Cc
ISO Belmont 1 Vi . 1
S Chuf Hill IH
K(0 Newark 4 , 4 et, 4 'i
I.tO PiwheP l'i.lij
1(4 Kentacky 2
5 Hermes 4 H. 31. 3.'i, S'i
H o Eve Patch 7, 7 h
300 EliloraUo South 2, 2V,
110 UaTea is
125 Eureka i V 19
25 Intlc -pendent 1
345 eiok'u-n Chariot 23V, 23,
201 Ellmore 6 1. 6 'i !.;
1S5 Mahogany If 10, 9, 9:.
-' Fnuih Chariot 2
225 Minnesota 20, 23-V 28'j , 21
4-"0 Elui'ire llaho 4. 4 "i
2i Ke.i Jsi-k-t 2 1, 2 ,,2
50 O H Treasure 3)4
210 E-. lcht-r M. Mii. 65 s3. K'i
120 Savage3-. 35'4 sl, 35
.: Calt-iionia 174, '!, ID. 19 e:J0
:t05 Yellnw Jacket tl, 47 a.:8,4S 1.J0, 48
630 Gould & Curry V',. 9 bJ,
IIOTE1. ARRIVALS.
23j, 22
7 Promoted. Johnny Bartholomew,
the engineer immortalized iu song as the
hero of the burning tunnel, has been
promoted from the splendid locomotive
Ueiioa to the less pretentious little
snorter Lyon, and is now engaged in
hauling tailings to Park's tailings mill
in Washoe Valley. !"'riia dirou'wi?.
One Hundred Thonsami Tickets will bfl aok!,
rem tie efu of hich
S 2 6 5 , O O O
Gold Coin Gifts, will he ilistribntrd among the
holdtrM ot tiLketa, a& lllows:
The Eureka Sentinel of the lTih says:'
A party of six young ladies, comprising
the beauty and fashion of tho town,
have organized themselves into a com
pany for pistol practice, and alreaily
have made considerable progress toward
accurate aim, and a steady nerve to han
dle the firearm.
Home on a FrELoroH. Cadet Shamp,
son of Col. T. 15. bbflinp of Carson, re
turned home from West Point this morn
ing, having been granted a furlough of
sixty days for the purpose of visiting his
relatives iu Western Nevada. O. 11.
-Yfir.--, VJth.
OBXSBT HOVSE GEORGE D. FBVEB, PBOPEIZTOB.
The Republican State Judicial Con
vention of California has been postponed
till the 10th of September, for reasons
set forth in the following:
A meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee was held at San Fran
cisco on Saturday. There were present :
AlessTS. Van Oyte, Bnerman, Iteed,
Sedgwick, Lougee, Atherton, Washburn,
Bates, Eastman and Conroy.
After the transaction of general bus
iness, a discussion ensued in regard to
postponing the time for holding the
State Convention, when the following
was presented, and on motion of H. Ii.
Reed was unanimously adopted :
Wheeeas, The State Judicial Conven
tion of the Republican party has been
heretofore called by the Committee to
assemble at Sacramento on the 20th day
of Angust; and whereas, no proclama
tion has yet been issued by the Execu
tive of the State for such judicial elec
tion, and grave doubts exist whether we
are to elect one or two judges; and
whereas, it is highly desirable that tbe
Executive power of the State should
pass npon that question before the Con
vention assembles, so as to know
whether to nominate one or two judicial
candidates, and this Committee has de
ferred further action to as late a day as
is possible, to get notice to the delegates
of the respective counties, oe ii
Hesolvtd, That the day of the meeting
of the Republican State Judicial Con
vention be postponed, until Tuesday, the
ltith day of September, 1873.
The Secretary was then directed to
notify the Chairman of the different
County Committees of the State of the
change in the day of holding the State
Convention.
Gold, llaji; greenbacks, 66?i87i.
In an affray at Salt Lake, on Monday
morning, iienjamin Maynard, a rougn
character, better known on the Pacific
coast as "Big Ben," shot and probably
mortally wounded 1. W. Grant, a sa
loon keeper. The ball passing through
the body of the latter. Maynard, on his
arrest, alleged that he is used as a police
spy and informer. There is much feel
ing over the affair as Grant is a quiet
and peaceable citizen, and more trouble
is expected.
The Stage running between lloke
lumne Hill and Mokelumne Station was
stopped by two masked men on Monday
evening and robbed. The passengers
and driver were robbed: W. H. Duryea,
of Dutch Flat, of $1,500 and a gold
watch ; M. Davidson, of San Francisco,
of 30, a diamond ring and watch, and
H. Ray, of this place, of 5; also a
chinaman of $10. The robbers broke
open "Wells, Fargo k Co.'s express box,
but finding no treasure, destroyed most
of the papers and letters. The officers
are in hot pursuit.
A reverend gentleman in San Fran
cisco, last Sunday, delivered a sermon
in defense of the scaffold. According to
the sensational headings of the Chroni
cle, he put the Abolitionists hors de
combat, took his ammunition from the
bible, concentrated his forces, fortified
his position, discharged logical bomb
shells, gathered in the spoils, and gave
a parting shot.
Co-opebation. In this country the
co-operative principle is rather experi
mental than otherwise. It has failed in
a number ot instances, Irom causes
which might perhaps have been avoided.
These failures do not, however, militate
the general advantages to be derived
from the system. Our people are not so
patient as they are in England, where
the rewards of labor are meagre, and the
expectation of high profits much less
extravagant in consequence. There the
aggregate advantages obtained from as
sociated capital and energy are astonish
ingly satisfactory. Ia such enterprises
much depends for success upon the
management of the business embarked
in. The directors and superintendents
must be men and women of energy, pop
ularity, integrity and ability, of econom
ic habits, and who take a deep interest
in the work they have to perform, and
push it with an indomitable will, deter
mined to win. In tho absence of such
officers, with these qualifications, the
chances are, perhaps, more than even
against making co-operation profitable.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company have declared a dividend of $1
nor share, navable on the 20th instant, i
The dividend aggregates $50,000.
Wm Smith
W II Gaudar
Gfo Gray
R Jlarcanx
Miss Civil
Ii S Bowden
A Pilina
Wm Minr
J E liurns
Mrs Storrtr
H A Chase and wife
T J. Blan.-hlirJ
E F 1S an
8 T Dates
M B Smith
J P Williams
ST. CHARLES HOTEL, 6EO. TTTTXT, PaOPBirTO
J Black
I Misamore
A Silver
II Dillon
M Tehbn
i X Flint
M Klines
J B Scott
John flchmiedt
John Everson
Mannel Nexa
Tho Cossack
COBBETT HOrSE COHBETT BBOB., PBOFEIETORB'
K T Sangrell
John Strange
W Avery
V Whit
E S Henry The Eroomhall
H A Sellara O T Cassoa
J Packard Q Clapp
i W Webster J H Corey
Cause of the Low Stage of "Watee is
Caesos RrvEB. There can be no doubt,
savs the Vircinia Enterprise of vester-
day, that one great cause of the present
low stage and early giving out of the
water in Carson River is to be found in
the denuding of the mountains of their
timber, formerly the heavy timber
shaded and protected the snow and it
melted awav gradually, thus Keeping
good stage of water in the river nearly
all summer. Now, however, the hills
being stripped of their timber the snow
has no protection from the sun and it all
goes off with a rush during May or as
soon as the first warm weather makes
its appearance. For this state of affairs
there is now no remedy except in the
construction of reservoirs at the head of
the river and its tributaries, wherein to
store up a supply of water for use dur
ing the months ot summer ana tall.
l early, as the remaining lorests are
felled, this water trouble will increase
and the water season grow shorter: for,
all the timber being cleared off, the snow
will all at once disappear (except such
drifts and patches as are shaded by
rocks) as soon as the sun has acquired
sufficient power to melt it. There will
then be a single msb, a flood and the
water season will be over for the year.
Late dispatches concerning the health
of Emperor "William are calculated to
create great interest both in Europe and
in this country. Considering the pres
ent complicated state of affairs on the
other side of the Atlantic, his death at
tnis time would be nothing less than a
great political disaster. He is now in
his seventy-seventh year, yet his influ
ence with that of his Cabinet has a
marked effect on European affairs.
IIbt Operations. A dispatch from
Washington of august 1G, says: Incon
sequence of the great pressure for gold
and sliver coin, the secretary ot the
Treasury, yesterday, ordered the Phila
delphia Mint to run to its fullest capac
ity in the coinage of gold and silver
alone. The Mints at Carson City and
San Francisco are also instructed to run
to their full capadity, working the force
overtime to the extent necessfry to car
ry out the order of the Department.
The Coinage at San Francisco this month
will be exclusively trade dollars and
double eagles, to the amount of three mil
lions of dollars.
The monthly edition to the stock of
coin in the country has averaged $3,500,
000 since the 1st of April, and it will con
tinue at this rate during the remainder
of tho year. The recoinaee of gold is
progressing at the Philadelphia Mint at
the rate of 3,uw,uw per inonin. xne
consignment of the new trade dollars to
London proved entirely satisfactory.
The leading bullion houses of that city
orise the coin hiablv. It is bow pro
posed to ship to Signapore and China,
via .London.
lN-FPr.!lTiTION Vl'ASTtB of EliaS I.Eir.tl. In
isri he was keeping a Lutehtr shop in Carv-n
City, Nevada. Anv information will ho iliink-
nil v receivsd l v J. P. Huirers. Gold Kun. Hin-r
J county, Calilemia. aulo-lud
S3C0WonTHcrS!!EETlIvsic. n. Fred Eroois
has received a lanre assortment of the latest
sheet mueic, of which promise was given lately,
and invites the ladies to call, pay their money
and take their choice of marches, mazourkas,
polkas, ballads and the like. Theater Block,
Carsoa street.
1 Gold Coin Gift
1 Gold Coin Gift
1 Gold Coin Gilt
1 Gold Coin Gift
2 Gold C-oiu Gifts of t.",00 each. .
i Gold Coin Gifts of 2.0" each..
10 Gold Coin Gifts of l.ooe each..
50 Gold Coin Gifls of Sn each. .
100 Gold Coin Gilts of 2Vl each..
150 Guld Coin Giiis of l'JO each..
0 Gold Coin Gitfs if no ea h..
3.'0 Gold C(-in Gift of 20 each..
SCO Gold Coin Gitts uf 10 each..
S0OO Uold Ci.in Gifts of 5 each. ..
10,071 Got J Coin Gifts
. 2..P'.-0
. l.'i.OoO
. it.oifl
. io.o-io
. m.ooo
. 10,011
. S.l.ooO
. 25.UC0
. 15.0,0
. 15.000
7,00 1
. 5.000
43,0CJ
S-i"'
0XE CHANCE IX (LESS THAN) TEX For. A
roitrrxE for five dollars.
Procel f the a.ile of tfckets at tho Eastern
agencies will remain on delosit with WELLS,
FAlJGO k CO.. Eank.rs. S4 Froadway, Sow
lork. nntil alter t j distrihutioa and jiavautt
of gilts.
TIC KETS .. HALF TICKETS Si 50
For sale at fi o. F. Broirtie s. 024 Ereadwav;
Harta A Levy. 11MI Eroadway: Vandeveer's,
cor. Court and Fulton streets, Brooklyn: F. W.
Shear, 45, Fulton street.
A. BROWX, Aprent.
52 Broadway and richanse Court. l:om E.
Mail ojdera and applications lor agencies ill
in other cities to he tddrewsed t
(i. AI.KXAXbF.lt A" CO.,
Eastern jranasers, FostoUizo boi Xo. l,3So, Xew
York.
IarpoBTAXT to Labv Eesidems. Ladies and
misses elegant underwear, in great variety, at
Mrs. Brooks Fashionable AliUint-ry store" im
Second streeti two dottrs from the photograph
gallery, nearly opposite the private entrance to
the Orznsby House, Carson, Nevada. A large
assortment of ladies' hats from Xew York and
Paris, always on hand.
DR. W. F. SHEPARD,
Homceopathist.
OFFICE. FOR THE PRESENT, AT
the SAZKBAC HOI SE.
ay ilii trance n Froctor street, Carson City.
au5-tf
DR. J. P. IIOOKLAR,
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE REMOVED FRO.M WIL
LIS" DruR Store to the two-story frame
building next ijouth of the County Buildings,
(op-stairsf, careon city.
JT Office hours from 12 m. to 2 i. v. je28
WELLS, FARGO vt O., Bankers, Vir
nia City. Nevada.
Tickets or Coupons drawing Oifte rsn he co!
lceted through Banking Hoium-s, or Wells, Fargo
k Co.'s Expreos.
All communications ronner'tcd with the dm
OMt. and all orders for Tk-kfts. and sppiiratincs
of Agent to sell Tickets, should oe addressed to
D.
L. BLANCH A RD. Man a err,
Virginia City, Xerads.
JamesLinforth. John Bcnsley, L . B. ISenchky
LINFORTH, KELLOGG & CO.
Importers and Jobbers of
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
HARDWARE,
Agricultural Implement,
And Mining Tools,
3 Si. 5 FRONT
Nos
Xear Mahext.
STREET,
San Francisco.
notice :
C1AME TO THE CAMP OF THE I X
1 dersiimed a small BLACK PACK MULE.
The owner can have it by proving property and
paying eharjs. E. ABUOYAVIS,
bunimit Camp.
August 17, 1873. mW-lw
JOHN D. KERSEY, Ajent, Carson Ciiy.
aul-td
CHAS. W. FRIEND,
Vv atolimaltor,
JEWELER AND ENGRAVER,
...NEVADA.
Silverware,
BRACELETS,
CLOCKS, ETC.
C ARSON-
CITY
duals a
Watches,
WATCH CHAINS
FIVE JEWELRY
Ha.va.ti
anal and namectie Ciirair. Sniok-
inr and C'hewinir Tobaccaa,
Pip, Cutlery Sta
tionery, etc.
ftSole a?ent for the celebrated
CRESCENT SPECTACLES.
Carson City, August 1, 1373. tf
LOT TE R Y !
IOLllOWrVG IS A LIST OF PRIZES
to ba awarded in the
DR. H. B. DAVISON,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE WITH PR. T. C. ALLEN, OPF0
site the State Capitol, Carson City, Xer.
H. B. PENCE.
C. A. ""'"
BENCH & WITHERELL,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
UriLL BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE
on Commission. Attend to renting of
houses and rooms. Search title and give ab
etrarts. Collect dtbts and make prompt settlements.
H. H Bence from Ion experience, having
been many years County Assessor and Deputy
Assessor, is well posiea w to property aaa
titles in this County.
C. A. Witherell is Justice of the Peace of Car
son Township, and will pay prompt attention
to collection of debts, conveyancing and all
business left in his care.
CHve ns a call, and we will guarantee satis
faction in all cases.
(Office in Conntv Buildinsr in Justice Office
Terms reasonable. mySO-tf
MOUI
FOR
SALE !
m H E rXOERSIGXED
X Ml
HAS FOR
sale at the Ntn Car Shops of the V. & T.
Ii. R., an assorted lot of Mouldings, which be
will furnah of any description or pattern to
wJuca he invites the attention 01
Carpenters and Builders.
The price of tarse Mouldings will be I Si cents
per inch im width. Carpenters and ethers de
siring any particular or special pattern, not on
head, can be furnished with the same on short
netice. Apply to
G. W. WHITE,
anT-Im Foreman Carpenter V. ft T. K. B.
GIFT ENTERTAINMENT !
THERE ABC
300 Gifts in All !
Seventy-seven In Coin Gifts.
One Coin Gift of $1,000.
Two Coin Gifts, S5O0 each.
Four Coin Gifts. 8450 each.
Seventy Coin Gifts, 9100 each.
Thirteen Gitts of Diamonds, rang
lag in value from 635 to $1,0110.
Twelve Gifts very line oil Paintings
some of the tinest on the Const, ranir
iajr in value front 81,000 to 85,000
each.
The Grand Gift will include the celebrated
Bower's Mansion,
FURNITURE,
x!IVI GEOFjVDS,
Including One Hundred and Forty-eight
acres of the
CHOICEST LAI IX THE STATE I
Vnder the
HIGHEST STATE OF CtXTIVATIOX,
Hot Springs,
Jdeadows,
Farming? Utensils, and
All Appurtenances.
Th Property is free and clear of all encum
brances. WM. THOMPSON, Manager.
JOHN D. KERSEY. Agent at Carson.
jalO-taulO
FURNISHED
ROOMS
FOR RENT!
GOOD NEW SPRING BEDS !
And all IN FIXE OEDEE. Go and look for
yourselves.
Location: Second street, opposite the Capitol,
Carson City.
jyll-2m MISS J. FORREST.
H
DR. L. A. HERRICK,
OVCOPATBIC PHYSICIAN..
OmoE Ib the County Buildings, Carsoa
CABSON CITT, NEVADA,