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MORNING AIM HAL.
13 N DAT
AKil ST 4. 1H7
PAHTY I'SAOKS, ET(
rhit)n ini ir.M ire knowi. lwtter iy their
in (.ivca ai.i reults than l. any name that
. h. ,iPit; I thrH. The J-nt.rprU aeeks
r!i,vj it.- ilutiMri-loudud l " i8itMn of tho
mien f unpop'iLirity by .U iiyiii that it
!4(r name m "The Crawl d Plan." Well;
impose we call it tho D.iSK t Plan? V'ould
Vtxt make it any more aoct t.iblol The same
vjctioii8 apply whether v. aijroc tu invoke
M i- latent malignancy of r il factions insido
M'.o party by entering upon many-sided cam
f.iiin whoso contests woulu be in the nature
." a civil-war, to determine tho Gubernatorial
:in lid.icy, fta if we submitted the whole ticket
!: such a trying and perilous ordeal. Parti-
,i:.hip is parti.a.ihip, whether the ii.me is in
v 'ced in the name of one interest or many.
I'i Paio'ett plan is in all respects as vicious
i. he Crawford plan; and between tho two
"re is a distinction without a difference.
W irn ready ti admit with anybody who
..ses to set up tlio claim, that the Guber
( i'iri.il niU'it)uti'i exceeds in importance tho
; i;;--.fi.n, let us sav, for example, of the nom
., :'..-m for Attorney (ieneral. lut there the
";i-i :rt.u(ce ends. A r.mi.iuhitf for the Gub
e"i:i.loiial iioii)uiatin is of no greater rolative
np-Ttance th-tn a candidate for the nomina-
u to the torr.ey tJeiieralship. One Ue-
pV'lican ha
is immI a ri;ht. to have a fair
1 fr M pr.-ti.':it,".t.iMii and advancement of
aj,i. ;t:o'ia .is another Our coTiventinn
M!:tf;.i ' its the o ereignty and ilide
..'..:i of tin- ..unties. It is upon the vote
i-. .!: .1'mI coiist- jueti'V of tliivvariouconn-
lh.it the tlieorv of o:r present ei invention
-.s ri rests. To ud..pt the La'ett plan is
i : ; r;I t'ns wel! -r imled, satisfact'.ry and
V' rioi li pi i; .me! ignore and degrade the
toi. -in 1 ci.oi.'. of tin? counties. What is
!nto:n! T!.e St.tte Central Committee,
-...i.iu! . it uresent.itives from the various
5oa, file the tests, makes the better ap
; li'.l inuielits ;nid avt.r.ies tii "tiier prelum
:tr;..M for holding the State Cnuvciitiris.
I.iil .Yon tin e iniiuei-v: i;i! the (' i l-t :e have
..i iie.l their ovu' plan.- f'-r s.!e-ti)i-,' t!.e iie'-
' i ... i to fli.it Convention. Peop'e iu '
i , nu'itA w'i:eh hav
le. i ned to them bv
l- 'M.
Ti- re is a jM-rs-m.il phase of this tpiestion
il win.se liaeussjin e ave soitiowlmt
:. .i-jtl. t' lt it. were wiser and more loyal
,.u:i i.i.tt ton an! tin- party to sink all n'tch is
: N i tnats schemes it ijrievances, fa
ii f-i'laoies. ciyiiM to sviiipu'liy i r eajiae--t.,-
'.! sli.irp ri p.oti.e u.uie "f thi e havi
.uiv j.:st pl-ie. iii a .lisci'ssioii vsliose declared
o :i .: is tlie la si coui si? and jioliey of the
i. ' ns seem 'i s;ive life .uid triitli t onr
:' . '-.I'.uis o'' loyalty to the jmrty by doin-f
.t.i: . ivi-!.': tliat which promises t be ;"oi
r -. ! e--est and best mtiuvst's. fet us avoid
iii i .- n
ilbhi reheme.i wliow irmiectlUoii would
'
ni .i'iy manner invito tile j'ouioeraoy to ana
i lie 1 of ni.-il'-voieucc to the rlames of rival
ry. I he old j. lull, the one which wit! prevail
u' the revolutionary method proposed by the
Kitt-i-j.-rise is not adopted, sanctioned as that
pi. in e ..s been by years of usage and experi-
-nee, promises the least jMssible irritation and
j. .'M.iiiihium of outside interference. No party
.si. iti'ord to have the merits of its candi
dates publicly iliscussed. eoinparef and an-
as they inevitably would bo whenever
in "lames of rival aspirants are thurst upon
tie mi face of a jolitieal canvass iu the maii
:n r suggested by tho Enterprise. Jf, as that
p .pvr suggests, the party is set to fighting
over tjiia Gubernatorial candidacy at the
pnm.u ics, is there not grave danger that the
lighting qualities of the Rejiublieaus of the
S:nV might le exhausted upon one another
!.-!.-:.! t)iev were summoned to confront, the
ver'iii il elltUll",
NdTAHLE DK VT1IS.
The e.ible an'iotiiiees the death of Michael
I tees.-, the noted millionaire, at Carlsbad,
t i i-iii.sny.
I :. is also announced thftt Col. I'.ill P.ell,
t.V- i.iie-armed t.'a'.ifornia politician, died in
"an Fr-ineisco day In-fore yesterday.
An Ai vrisniK. Tkmi -The Elko Imlf
! ,,. '- tit te!ls the following:
Thiol. gh advices from Toano. we leant of
tlie im iirbions of an iuiecuiiious tramj, in
the. vu-imtv of Otego. Having prosi iccted the
oe.ili!v the ei-vetoi's tender-fixit insinuated
b.mse.lf into the section house, and was re
warded for his skill and lalmr by th discovery
of so.-, ,,, u,,m anij some Chinese artillery,
which v.ero ajmrojiriated to Lis own usi and
fvuqo.H's. The theft being shortly after dis
covered, however, the thief was overhauled
and taken to Toano, where a little legal sua
indnced him to disgorge. Whether the des
j.oiled Ci-lesti.-d has profited by the capture of
th thief, is not, however, stated.
lIiiin wY Robbkjiv. -Say the Reno 7zetf
of August I : '
A lad named Charley Davis, who resides
in Virginiu City, and has been rusticating at
the Jess brothers' ranch on Truokee Meadows
for the jiast. two weeks, met with a severe
snd painful accident yesterday. Young
Davis was riding after the cows when his
horso Htnmbled and threw his rider to the
ground. In recovering, the horse stepped
fon the lad's right forearm, breaking both
Im.ih. Dr. Bergman gave medical aid to the
nud'erer, and he wan sent home this evening.
David, although but 14 years of age, had his
left arm broken in the atu9 manner some
time agM.
FIRST GUN Full CONNOtf!
Nye county, wiili five delegates, will be
represented in the Si-ate Convention by a
solid fcrco of Connor men. The Conntv
Committee has already appointed, and
the gentlemen selected are for Connor. As
goes Nye so goes the State.
RATUKR IMPR VCTfCAR LK.
Discussing tlie proposition ni; le by the
Enterprise relative to the manner -of selecting
the Republican candidate for Governor, the
Reno Gazette of Friday evenyig.says:, ,, .
The Enterprise published, . yesterday a
double-shotted editorial, with side-lights,
which was intended to sav that tho Reimbli-
'can party must nominate the people's choice
tins year. This assertion, although luminous
like a political headlight, does not require a
freight train full of argument to 1 ,tck it up,
and hence may be adm'-.-'. Wo will say,
then, that the Republ. . i ty can avoid
defeat by nominating then ien, and not
othei ise.
The method proposed by the Enterprise,
however is not quite so simple or easy of ad
mission. It is known as the Crawford plan,
and provides that each voter shall, at the pri
maries give his choice for Governor on the
same ballot with that voted for delegates. It
wiil be remembered that we seek to nominate
the le:--t men, and it might well be asked,
how do the people know, as yet, who may be
tho best man. There has been no declara
tion of opinion or intent on the part of any
candidate, in fact, snob declaration Las
been studiously evaded. We have not yet
seen whether the friends of these candidates
will favor or oppose a declaration of princi
ples in ceiiven'iou which shall meet the pub
lic wish. We know nothing, in short, which
might influence a w ise choice, whew, v-e re
flect that there are local question to be an
swered, ami local interests to preserve.
it .. ill readily be seen, then, that such a
choice might easily jn-ove unfortunate for the
party, li would not bring about a har
monious feeling, because different counties
would make diil'crcnt choice, and under
direct instruction from the jieople. what del
egation could lie asked to -jive. way. Such a
plan would also make the delegation entirely
subservient to the wishes of its candidate,
which is not at ail desirable.
Ii ides all these objections, wi would
Ui"J:, that of itiitiraericabilitv-. The plan has
been tried and found wanting. The Enter
I piie suggests writing tlie names, upon the
I theory that Democrats can't write. Tills is
I as ingenious as t(.e Crawford plan, but
jscaicely less praet'c.d. We im-hne to the
! '"'Iu-: that the i-mterjinse intends only the
1 best for the Republican party, but h;is mis
taken the method sadiy. , ,
How will this do? Kncoiirage the greatent
freedom among voters and ask thei.i to
ciioi.se for delegates the very best members
of their jnrty. Allo v these men to visit the
convention, compare the records and jilat
fonns noprovfd y the various candidates,
and then clioine. Such a choice will come
i from t:ie people, M"i ti.ev will be n. .ieii-.e
in ; .;:i lo' 11 ii it.
Till i.MAS
KJU.soN.
In yesterday's Reno Jouni-it we h.-.ve the
following mention of the famous invci.tor
whoc name hads this article :
teatema mornings dclaveu train going
,,- . , . - ., i
West !;; n Hijh.i its passengers the man who
has iu a few brief im uths m-ule a world wide
reputation - Thomas A. Kdison, of Menlo
Park, N. .1. Although his name is gmnjied
with those of Moim-, Franklin, Fulton,
Watts and oilier noted inventors, Mr. Edison
is a very ordinary-looking man. In tact he
is almost the last man one would pick out in a
crowd as tlie great inventor. W ith smooth,
full face, and hair just turning gray, a com
mon suit and an easy going aic, he appeared
on our streets, seeing the sights, visiting the
telegraph offices and conversing with a few.
He was at Denver when the total eclipse
of the sun occurred, and tested his, invention
for measuring the heat of the sun. It failed,
but he is confident he can make it work, and
is now studying it up. He is an enthusiast,
and claims yet more wonderful strides to be
made ir his jeeuliar field of invention. Great
as have been his inventions, he says they are
far from perfect, ami when he gets back to
his workshop he will improve on them. He
claims almost limitless capabilities for carbon;
and ill use it as a cardinal principal in ex- I
(etimeiitmg. He will be in Oregon when
the liiooti is eclipsed, on the 12th, and will
there test his heat-measurer upon that orb.
Mr. Edison is making his first trip to thi.s
coast, and will visit the various points of in
terest - The Rig Trees, Yosomite, Geysers,
etc. This trip is merely one of pleasure; a
desire to get away from tho hard stud'' and
worry to w hich he has subjected himself for
many years prompting it. He intended to
stot here a day for the purpose of seeing
Frank Roll in relation to the introduction of
his various ''phones " on this division of the
Western Union line, but Mr. Hell, being
West on business, informed him by telegraph
of his whereabouts, and the distinguished
gentleman continued on his trip. He has
taken out one hundred and sixty (patents, and
litis several others under way. Owing to his
deafness it is rather hard to converse with
him. As the train pulled out he sat himself
on a camp stool on the front platform of the
sleejer and prepared to enjoy the beautiful
scenery of tlie Sierras, the delay causing the
train to pass over the best part of the road in
the day rune.
Okickkts i Hum wht. -Says the Reno
irost.tr of Thursday :
Through a gentloman who lately returned
from Paradise Valley and made an inspec
tion of other points in that region, we learn
that crioket; of great size have invaded the
country in swarms. In Clover Valley, Hum
boldt County, the garden crops have been en
tirely destroyed. The et has alao attacked
the sjraiu crojw, but coming too late for the
wheat much of it lias been saved. The bar
ley crop has suffered, however, to a consider
able extent. In Paradise Valtej', where the
crops are large the crickets are not so nu
merous or destructive. The Indian scare is
at an end in Humbodt and Elko Counties.
Many of tho wanderiiuz red-skins have al
A
ready returned to the reservation:, and soon
all will be quiet again.
SARAH WINNEMl'CCA HEARD FROM.
Tho Silver State of August 1 reproduces the
following interesting letter from Sarah Win
ncmiicc'a to tier brother, who is at Camp Mc
Dermit: IKI'KPKNDKMCE, on Grawith Ckkkk, )
-Gkast CoUMV, CMikoox, July 22. )
My Deak" Bk.other Nacres: Egan was
kiiletl a week ago by a band of Columbia
River Indians, pretending to bo Cmatillas.
They captured him, 1 believe by strategy, and
when he was put upon a horse he showed
fight and was shot. His scalp was taken, his
deformed hand cut otf and his head amputated
for identification. Dr. Fitzgerald lias the
head in, spirits. 1 am unable to tell who of
onr people liave been killed, as the whites are
not generally acquainted with them. I am
still with General Howard and with Mattie.
I have just got here from the mouth of the
Grande Ronde river, by way of Wallowa and
Grande Ronde valleys.
1 am much distressed about our friends,
and am waiting for opportunity to commun
icate with them to arrange if possible for their
coming in. You and the others must keep
the peace by all means, for the host ilea are
sure to be whipped. I met Sam Parish here
to-day, and he said ho would go to the hostile
.camp and talk with the Piuies if it wore not
for the Bannocks, with whom he is not ac
quainted. Is there any possible way by which
I can communicate with the Indians now on
the warpath? I would bo willing to meet
them near Harney. If that be impossible,
could not you and Leo communicate with
them, by consent of General Howard. Write
me immediately, eare of General O. O. How
ard, in the field, via. Raker City.
Mattie is very .veil and we are both enjoy
ing ourselves as well as could be expected on
such a sad mission. The officers and men are
very kind to us. We shall be at home as soon
as tins war closes. The Indians at this writing
ire supposed to be goinj toward the head
waters of the Malheur. Give my love and
Matties to a!l our friends, and believe me
your affectionate sister,
Sarah Wivnt.mmta
Connor Stoce. Under this lie id the Reno
- r
G.it-'tte of Friday says:
A Reunite just rt turned from Rclmont
gives the informal ion that the Nye county
Republie tn central committee lias ajijHc'nted
Connor delegates to the State Convention.
This is the first, gun of the campaign. A gen
tleman of iiiteJiiu'eiiee and well up in political
matters also informs i;s that Connor will sure'y
beat Wren for the control of the Eureka del
egates. i: w a i) v i . r i r. n r.rs.
mi BEDHOO SET FDH SALE.
A-30
A FINK I'DmoS OF
ZELL'S DICTIONARY AND
ENCYCLOPEDIA.
i ;i n'.rv cn;t.n:e for a u-ir.i;.
i
.;mr. .it this
ioir;riAl,.;
fROI0FT AMEXinmXT
1 :! !lnt.ion ! tin m:u- ..f :.-. ad,
THR
a'. t!.c
Vh't.ka-, Ity it, -v.vi;.-i section "f Artit-Vt i -f tie Con
stittition t this St Uc, it i" ep:ii it!v deciart J titat ' lh
paramount lVj;i.itie .f ov.-rv Wtiz.-n i it'ic lo tho federal
i-i.iverument," nr.! that "it. jv.wri i.-ts in the people cf
this or any other St.iia if T lie Fedor a I'ni m to ilixsolve
their connection therewith, or perl". 'nil any act tt-ndin to
impair, subvert, or rist tho miprcai.- aiitl.-.riiv cf tlie (Jv
eniinent of the I nitod States. " aiel. wlu-ru i-i. the ( f.n-titu-tion
of the I'nited States ha-, been no am. ii'Ind as to confer
npoe al native born citize'in of thi Iti-pnblic, irrespective
of co. or, raoe, or previous condition if frrvitude, a condi
tion of full and exact e(;'i;.lity; and. wln-n-ae. the Oonsii
tution of thi Stale, as it n-r.v roitds, is nut in harmony with
tiie amended Conotitution of the I'nited states; therefore,
be it
R,n!r'l, by the Awinhbr. coii.iirntlv with the Senate,
That aeet ion otie "f .vrtieieltcf tlm (.'institution of thi
.State shall be amended by thu elimiiwtifi. thersfrom of the
word "Krhita," and the ttfe-'t of such chtninutiou shall bo
that no male citizen of the 1'iiiteu StaU'-i shall be excluded
from the rights of suffrage and office holding by reason of
racy, color, or previous condition of servitude; provided,
that this amertd:iu-nt siiaJl not be c m--.rnca :u conferring
the rights of naturalization, suffrage, and ortice holding
u;xn any native of the 'Jhiacsu Etnpiro; and, be it further
R-S' l'-'d, ThU there shall be added t.. the present Co
utitiit'iw of ttii-; St:t: i an Arlicie to be o:i!'.eii and known
as Article XVIII. and which shall be as f..l. m:
Akticlb .Will Tho rights of suff.-a.,rc and otScs ho'd
in.,' shall not he withheld fn in any la tic cit'zen of the
I'uitml States. b rcv.SoU ui h'S color or previous condition
of s?rcit;i.ic.
l'assrd ;-'cbnia-y 1", 1S77-
i?-s.i-Af, by flic Aswibly, -.ho Sen.Vfl concirriip. That
Article tlcveii (Hi of llio ('m-.titutt'.o r tlie State of Ne--i.ta
b jin-ii I bv add:!: t- s:ud -;i.-Ic Klcven(ll) 6--c
tion ten (10) t'-icicio. v.-:iici( g'u!! rc;.t as fo'iowe:
Section 1't i. 'J puMic fund;, c' any kinA character
whatever. State :' .- m y, or i:i a'liciji.i!, sh.iil to used for
Sectarian purp-'s .
Pasjud Feb i naiy "27. U.77.
I hiirliy er tifv I'm' f -rcoinir to b.: t.-ae copies from the
enrolled rcso'-'.it'.oiir. 0:1 tile ;ri my oth.v.
WiJne.ss my hair.l and the (.Jrcat St-.d of Stat, AugiMt S,
!S7:-.. J. !. MINO'f.
ItHAl.. i SciTetaiy of State.
V. A. T. II. R.
VMIAY KXCURSIOX THAIS TO
BOWE3S'
HSIv
STEAWlBtOAT SP5JSKC5.
Commencin? Sunday, Jue 23,
And continiiinir on following Sundays until further notice
atiwial Train will bjniii bet woe u Virginia and Sfteomboiit
as followo:
Will JLavc
Viririnia 8:13 a. m.
Carson . Rl;00 A. M.
ArrlvlnK at
Bownrs
Steamboat
Returning!
Leave Steamboat
Ijeine Ht'er
..10:30 A. M.
. .10:i5 A. u.
3;.Vt t. M.
4:10 p. .
Arriving at
Car.wn. . .
Viririiiitt .
4:45 r. M.
U:33 T. V.
RATES OF FARE:
Virginia and Gold Hill to Carson and return 91.00
Virginia and Gold Hill to Bowers or Steamboat and
return 1 50
Carson to Cowers or Steamboat and return 1.00
Children between 5 and 13 years, one-half reduced rates.
tST TicKeta good on Special Train only. 6t
H. M. YERIN0T0N, General Superintendent.
E. NiLKS, General Ticket Aent. Je20tf
Pistol Lost!
KIVB-VROOTKB PISTOL WAS
in Dfctkcr'a Saloon last wenk. The finder will be
dtiitahlv rewarded by lefcviiu; it t the bar of that place.
July "4, 187s. lw
GRAND PICNIC
or TH
VIRCINIA AND CAASON
TUENVBREIN!
AT
TREADWAY'S PARK,
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1878.
jyllfcd
MASON & CO.
IS OKtBKTT BfK".
NORTH CAHSON STREET,
fJASiOV CITY, hSVAMt.
iy H O 1, K S A I. E
ASI SKTill.
IS $,
Fiovisious,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Tinware.
Cmaoi Fruits.
Butter,
Lard,
Grain;
Coal Oil
VM) ALL 4UTICLK- .I'Mt.'Al.LV K KPT
V A
FIHST CI.ASJS STORK
kul of iKr.Miitiio otiRineiii in hieh
er.irnijbd
tin
ST Ordr taken and tloodn -l.-livercd 'T'A
TO ANY V X ilT OF THL" CITV FflEK F CHAKGE
MASON Sl CO.
Curo", Av 5 176
L. MORRIS & Co.
JIST RECKIVKO
100 doz. Ladies Striped Uoae.. lir pair
15( dox. Children Htripsd Hose 13c V) priir
SO ioz.. Lad It' Paraaol 50c a piece
750 yda Ex. heavy 3-ply Carpet. .50c H yard
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION.
CALL
Slav 7, 1-7H.
PIONEER DRUQ STORE.
Corner of Carson and King streets.
GEO. C. THAXTE3?, PROPRIETCR,
(Successor to 0. P. Wiliia. )
Vt.ALEBi IS
DRUGS,
!V1ED!CirjS,
PERFUSV1ERY,
EEUSfil"S OF Al.f HINT'S,
TraiKttt, 8uppor(erg anil Shoulder lira con.
Vlolil and Garden Seed,
It-iTS. i! Prrncrlptions carefully conipouriitci), ijsij or
niffiit. cl.-
INFORMATION WANTED.
SAMVKt. NFRRAV CARR. A CAPTAIN
in the New Hampshire regiment commanded by ex
Goteriior Harriman, deserted his wife in lso". Murray
assumed the name of L. X. Carter, and went to New York
with a woman rimmed Mary Jane Uure, takin' aiso his
children, I.izdo Florence, ayed 7J year.-i, and hii two sons,
Fred Klmerand Frank WeMon Carr, the Iwyf bein-j young
er than their Meter. Carr, with the children and ltnrpce
woman, icil Jiew cK on the steamer "Henry Chaunrcy,
haring purchased tbrouirh tickets to W Hin-um, New Zoa
laud. It in n ported that the children have been otni to a
Catholic school, and one Geor;;e E. Lane wrote from San
1'raneirco to New Hampshire, in 17, that he had reeoj
nized Cirr, alla.4 Carter, in it theater in that city. Carr
aliad Carter, has since been heard of in Texas, it beini; Haid
that he ami Lane were faro dealers there. In Texaa, a.s
also in Colorado, Carr was known as Steele. Carr's wife is
a nurse in San Francbco, a heart-broken woman soekiiu; j
hit uiiiiuren, miu uesirmr w ouluiu nrwa 01 our ou-.jirin,
bosrs the press to circulate the above. Any intelligence
nrjrardinff Carr, or more particularly bin disposition of the
children, if forwarded to H. It. MItiHELS, tditor ui the
Morni.no ArrBAL, Carsou City, Nevada, will be thankfully
recr-ived and promptlv transmitted to the mother.
July 27th. l7(j. 'tf
WANTED TOJXCHANGE.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE ONE IIVN
drcd ar.d sixty acres of land one mile and a half
from Keno for a hons and lot in Cawon. Enquire at this
office. jel9-tf
tUTBetvn to John P. Kemey. Keal Fv,tte Broker
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Redaction in Prices, owing to
the decline in the Eastern
Harket.
E. B. RAIL,
OPPOSITE CAPITOL CUUSING, CARSON,
IMPORTER AM WHOLESALE AM
Retail Dealer in
HARDWARE,
rrrin,
Powder,
Axei.
Anvils,
ett,-i.
Sais,
Viis,
Coil,
Fuse,
Caps,
bellows.
Rope,
Wedjfc,
Slodti
Lace Leather
GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE,
liar Fi.vttareK, Cliina .c- (,
LamfV, Chandeliers,
Mirr.'rs, fjnifms.
K.tc. Ktc, Elr
Agricultural Implements,
I'liuva,
(t arrows,
JtoW.Tc,
C';!t',-i..rsi, Kf
Ganf- Plows,
Wheat t:aJ,-Tj
Ktc,
PairstG, Oils ! Brushes,
Coal Oi!, I'.-.int Oil, Ti:r).entiiie, Varnish, White Lea-1,
Kubbcr Paint, Cii. iniuil Paint, Lard Oil,
Machine, Castor, Ncats Foot Oil,
A'-c ii-jl, Ktc, Ktc,
STOVES. RA?GES, TINWARE,
"frdalli'-.u ant Laurel Ranged,
P.ack's and other F.rands of Stoves
i
Panipa, How au Pip. Hoars, Window,
minri anil !hh. Wood aod Willow
Warn, Ilirri Cagoi, IMatola,
Gang. CartrLijfort, H'alrr,
Gas and Load Pip,
House Furnishing Goods.
Brass and Steam Coods.
Practical Plumb.:- and Thiiicin to do rooflnsr and man
ufacturini,' of all kinds Tiu and Iron Wars
Call and Get Trices Cheap for Cash.
si '2 E. B- RAIL.
SBY HOUSE
CAKSOri CITY, NEVADA.
J. T. PANTUNU, PROPRIETOR.
rpiIIS LONfJ KSTAm.ISHKD and FAVOR-
J itc PuWic Home haviiiff pa.'.oi-d into new handt ami
huvin,- heen
Uorohty He ronttruc tnd Thronghgul
lj now conducted in ail resjctx as
First Olass Hotel.
This means that
li the best tabic ii' hot in the State of val : H.iwt
THE BAR
13 the most complete and most fully t.ti-kcl of any iu the
Mate.
Tlie ISilliard Hall
Is the finest in Western Nevada; and the service is epi
to timt of the best hotels in San Francinco.
"Prices of Board and Uoom-rent are regulated to suit
ttie times.
JOHN T. PANTLIND, Proprietor.
Cr.rf.on January 1, 17S
JACOB CULLER'S
XX air Drossing
-AND--
BATHING EMPORIUM.
VYARM BATHS
AT
'ALL HOURS.
Caraon SU, next Door to the Court Hoohc,
t auon City. N.
Lailien Hair Work of all kinds made up in the best ami
most Auhstantial maimer.
This Tonsorial Establishment in the modi complete in
the .state. IjHM JACOB MI LLER, Proprietor.
J IVANOOVIOH,
DEALER IN
Grorrrle. Krr. ttraaen, lemotu, Fratk
and Uiind Fruit,
Pineapples. - Fsnanag,'
Chernen, VWs'V?: Grapea,
Coooanutg, tfZ&Za Com.xtionerr,
eatables, jrf i'reh Fish,
Fresh Ranch Butter, Tobaeco, Cigars,
Etc Etc r te
PLACE OF BCSINESS:
No. 8, footh Canon street, oppoctt tb
v"ii varnon VI I y, lUmT.
3. IVAKCOVICU -
rayfitf
S la. rwl xx s Saloon
A HI)
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING,
First Door Ronth of tha FlTe-rent Raloora,
Canon Street Carson.
A. DEKT.ENCF.R, Propriety
Jyem