The Silver State (Unionville, Nev.)
April 13, 1875

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TUESDAY, APRIL 1.°,, 1875. NO. 11. DAILY SI LYKIl STATK. PUBU8IIED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAY* KXCEP’f El)), BY MYKKMit I I I LL. TERMS OF S BSORIPTIOX: Oik* copy, one year, by mail.fin no One copy, aii mouth*, by mail. 5 no One copy, three iiimitlm, by mail. 50 Delivered by carrier, *S5 p. r week. BATES OF ADVERTISING: One atpiar** (in linen) find insertion.fl no Euc.'i anbaeipn nt insertion. r wpi ire.,. 1 On A l.b 'ral iv In ion to regular advertiser*. HOrELS AND HESTAl'UASTS. LAFAYETTE HOTEL OPPOSITE THE DEPOT, tTWirV’T—. w iii.-tii.’. Uuv.i, *’27 J03. GERM AIM, Proprietor. rrviF- proprietor takes pleasere in huh ..mein that the above favor it. H'.t.-l ha» h.. II g-.-atly Hilary ,t ami r.-titted, mim!) ft line Pi'iim have I* n added. and t ■1 ii'd* now ha* nrst-claus accommodations fur families. TIih Tnhlea Will (t. P* supplied with every article tin- mark t off Tils. prepared by tip- most I'ttfkTif nr. d I'oiinoiwunt* and served by exjiert si i vaiits in livery. The liar will br the onf *rt of guests. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. HOTEL OP IN ALL NIGHT. •Stage Office f .r Reno, Dayton, Carson and Aurora in the Hot. I. Jaiti lm S. TOMKINS, Proprietor, CENTRAL HOTEL, Bridgo Street, Winnemucca, anrssY 22::., PnoniETCss. Hvvi\o TtFrrvri/v prnnuftEn till! above Hotel, it i* the deter mination of the proprietors to makt it the. lit Hi BEST PUBLIC HOUSE I\ WI.WEIIUCC.I. Nn exnans" will be spared in makinur it so. With the entire If del thotoutdilv overhauled anil repaired, the Tables supnlind with the l»-«t in the ms-ket, and furnished in the finest "tvlo of the art. thev hope to merit a liberal share of public patronage. dels tf £3 PIONEER SILVER STATE mills, PARADISE VALLEY, NEV. DAVIS PIERCE, Proprietors. V l.OU II, FEED, BARLEY, HR Ay, SHORTS, CHICKEN FEED *lw»vs on hand and for sale. All Orders promptly Attended to. CtT Taras, CASH. n8

HOTELS AND 11ESTAUUAXTK. ARIZONA RESTAURANT -Main Street, L'nionville. PABLO LAVEAQA.Proprietor. t HUH PROPRIETOR OF THIS REST AT RANT would inform hie numerous fnutv1 to ortlor for Customers. Order* from Abroad I'l 1* Promptly J«14 tf MISCELLANEOUS. WE AT MARKET, Bridge Street, ONE DOOR ABOVE THE CENTRAL HOTEL WTNNEJH'CCA, NEVADA, BERK POWERS, Proprietors OCR PATRONS WILL FIN'D THE RAIL Marfcef supplied with the very bent quality of BIEF, PORK, MUTTOtf, VEAL, ETC., Tn lip fomul in the State. Our prices will be found reasonable. Meats shipped to all points on the Railroad, and all orders promptly filled. GIVE ITS A CALL. jal2 tf ARIZONA MEAT MARKET’ I'.MOXVILLE, XEVADA M. DONLEY, Proprietor. CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AT THE LOW j est Maiket price, FRESH BEEF, PORK. MUTTON, CORN BEEF, SAUSAGES1 And everythin*? the heart can wish for in tho addressed to the undersigned at Sacramento, where they will receive prompt attention. %JT Those occupying lands belonging to the company, without having bought or leaned the same, are also notified to attend to the mutter without delay, and avoid trouble. U0ir. tf D. H. HASKELL. STOCKMEN, ATTENTION! RODEO. WE WILL START A RODEO FROM Old Town, Oreana, On Tliruailuy, April 15th, ISIS, Oomtnen-lng on the Evt Range: theme to Mill (tit?; th-'neeto Antelope and West Rang* t'l nee to Big Mead >\vs and th*1* adowa, March 25. 1875 xnifi td BUSINESS CARDS. L. A. BUCKNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, WINXEMUCCA, NEVADA. Will practice in alf the Courts of the State mill tf W. B. HASKELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ...AKI> Deputy Collet-for of Internal Kevenue, l»iVt-i<t of Vevo. dn. for the Comities of liiMiiboliltunil l.lko. O F F I C E C OCR T-H OUSE, IVlnitemnrrn, Nevada. doll) tf M. S. BONNIFIELD, Attorney at Law, WIXNEMf'CC t. NEVADA. rtoH-tf H. M. STEELE, Attorney and Counselor at Law, pRAOTTCIS TV U.T, TIIE COURTS OF the State of Nevada. Office w ith Gen. Harris, WINNEW1UCCA. NEVADA. rto21 lrn S. s. CRASS, Attoney at Law, Office—Court-house fdowa1 stair**) Winne mucca, Nevada. jal tf DR. E. P. TIERNEY, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER, LATE U. S. ARMY, Office and Residence—Wiunemucca Hotel. jal8 tf T. C. HANSON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, VTINNEMICCA, NEVADA. OFFTCE—At his dwelling. on Bridge street, one door below the Central Hotel. Office Hours—From 10 a. m. to 12 m. artel from 7 P. m. to 9 p. m. no30 tf C. H. BOGMAN, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Rooms at the Residence of TV. S. Record, Second street, Winrieniucca, Nev. Orders may be left at Sevens’ Drug Store W. STEELE, Physician and Surgeon, Orders left at FT, PORAPO S1LOON will receive prompt attention. oc9 tf C. A. LaGRAVE, C o ti n t y 11 ecorder, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEVADA, WILL TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS and Affidavits, I)et‘ds, Mortgages, Pow ers of Attorney, Declarations of Homestead. Leases, Liens, and other instruments of writing, drawn with care. Office Court-house, WlnnemurcA. jal tf THOS. THOMPSON, Money Broker fit Collector Buy and S< 11 Cheeks on San Francisco, Dis count Commercial Paper, Isiau Money on Approved Paper, Pay the Highest Price for County Serin, and Attend Promptly to all kinds of Collections. Office with K. SABINE, jal tf A. J. SHEPARD, County Treasurer, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NET'. OFFICE V'i'h W. lfs, Fsreo At Co., at the Passonger Depot, Winn* t ineca, Ncv. del tf WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC TELEGRAPH SALOOft, Main street, Winnemucca, COS BAILEY.PROPRIETORS rilHIS SPLENDID SALOON HAS LATELY I been refitted and repaired in fine style. The proprietor intends to make it a favorite resort for all and us comfortable and invit ing to his friends as possible. The very bestof Liquors, Brand}', Whisky, Wlneg, Ale Clears, Etc, Etc. Always on band. I have also a fine BILLIABD! TABLE, which is always ready for the amuse ment of the Lovers of the Cue. Other li c'Ansed games also found at this place. de!7 tf VVISNEMLCCA BREWERY, CHARLES KESLER, Proprietor, Bridge Street, Winnemucca. rriHR proprietor of this I fnmnnti Brewery desires to re turn thanks for past patronage. and solicits a continuance of the same. LAGER BEER, WINES AND LIQUORS ..AND.. 0 BOTTLED BEEtf Sold Wholesale and Retail, BOTH ESTABLISHMENTS Upper and Lower Towrt. Beer furr ished at the Shortest Notice, and a Prices to suit the Times, on the RAILROAD AND ELSEWHERE. no'J-t tf EL DORADO SALOON, Corner of Bridge and Third Sts., WINNEMUCCA, A. T. GILSON.PROPRIETOR This place has ej!en ftttep up in the most attractive style possible, with a view to the convenience and comfort af patrons. Wines, Liquors and Cigars Of the best brands, and polite and attentive gentlemen always ready to -jka*t on gentlemen. A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT EVERY NIGHT. Come and view the prem ises, sample the goods, and judge for vour selves. deit tf MARBLE HALL SALOOX raiONVOLF, NEVADA, W. H. W00LC0CK.Proprietor Having recently Returned from Europe, where he liijs been studying he fashions. and refitted this Popular Saloon n the Latest Style, the Proprietor is prepared :o furnish his many friends anil the public" renerally. with the finest Cocktails, Punches, 'ream Layer, Choice Di-inks, and the very jest of Wines and Liquors, Pitre and adulterated, AT ONE BIT A DRINK. He always keeps the BEST CIGARS the iiarket affords, at rWENTV-PlVE CENTS APIECE. Prop in as you're passing and “See hour It is yourself,” rnionville, May 1. 1873. Jal tf HUMBOLDT LODGE, No. 16, I. O. O. F. EGITLAR MEETINGS every Thursday Evening at Fellows’ Hall, Wlnnemucea. Sojourning Brothers in Rood danding are cordially invited to attend. R. W. WOOD. N. G do29 R ddd J, E. Sabine, Secretary.

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daily silver state. Tuesday.April Id, 1N?.> A WORTHY CIEST. Major-General Crook, wLo bns been transferred from Arizona to tbe De partment on the Platte by the War Department, is in San Francisco. Last evening bis presence was formally recognized in tbe city by a moonlight parade of the Second Brigade of tbe State Militia, and a banquet by tbe citizens at tbe Lick House. I be an nouncement of tbe intended honor to a gallant soldier in tbe metropolis of tbe Pacific States led tbe Virginia Chroni cle to ask what General Crook has done that be should be feted and champngned, and tbe citizen soldiery ordered out to do him honor?” A full history of tbe exploits of tbe Gen eral in •Northern California, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and Arizona, States and Territories to which San Francisco owes its prosperity, would fill a large sized volume, but for tbe purpose of satisfying tbe Chronicle that be is a worthy guest, aim enuueu 10 iuc respect of the people of Northern Nevada and Idaho as well as San I rttn cisco, a brief allusion to his services in this State will, we hope, suffice. After the discovery of gold and silver in Idaho Territory, the main thoroughfare between San Francisco and the new mines, then as now, crossed the Humboldt at Winuemucca. It was infested with hostile Indians who plundered and burned freight wagons, murdered the drivers and tre quently attacked and butchered travel ers. This continued for several years, and until-General Crook in person as sumed command of a military expedi tion to the Indian country. He pene trated the fastnesses of Southeastern Oregon and Northwestern Nevada, and by an active cuuipuigu ot a tew months duration subiftled the l’iutes and Ban nocks, who were then leagued agaiust the whites, so effectually that thW at price# wbitb defy competition. Call awl Orders frca the Ccrrtry Prcmptly Tilled dp 10 il D. VAN LENNEP, AS9AYER, County Surveyor _AUD. v. s. DEPUTY MHESAL SURVEYOR For thin and othor Coiuitiea Office at tlie Ilumbnlilt Canal H« duct Ion Work*, Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Narad* Aw>aya of Orea and Dullion made at abla ratea.

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DAILY silver state. _ __\ __.. Tucilii)' .April 1!1, 1N7j (.AN HI AM IM II SIO( K HI POUT. Following are the highest prices paid for stocks in the Sun Francisco Board I.it»t Kvcnlng’s Board. Mendow Valley 86*, Raymond Ely GO, Eureka 31. l’ioclie 4. Ameri 'ii linurd. Ophir 1*7 E'O, Mexican 27, Best A' Belcher a. Gold- V Oniry 1*?;, Sav age 130. ('hollar Mi]Ilale NurorosH ■lo, 7’s. Overmau 02, Seg. Belcher 107%, Union Cyu. 8%, Justice 140, Lady Brvan Julia 7%, Caledonia 21, Baltimore 8%. Knickerhocker 4’4. Globe l Silver Hill 11, Challenge 7, Rock Islank C, New York Con. 3, Utah o, Occidental Phil Sheridan 1%, American Flat 7%. Tyler 02%c. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE The County Debt.—The total in debtedness ot Humboldt county uu the 5th instant as perAudilors’ liepurt was $o7,yti3 do. *>t this uuiouut $50,OOU is bonded, the bonds drawing interest at the rat*; of J8 percent, per annum. The unpaid interest on these bouds, at the d tto of the report, was $4, (Jot), making the bonded debt and interest $54,U50. Ttie balance of the debt, which amounts to $13,913 30, is in outstanding warrants drawing interest at the rate of ten per ceut. per annum. On the 1th of January, 1873, the total indebted!)* ss oi the county amounted to $0,001 75. Since then the Court-house •win built, which added $.50,000 to the indebtedness of the county. Exclusive, however, of the Court-house, the debt has been gradually increasing since January, 1873, and since that time $7,252 55 lias been added to the num ber cf outstanding warrants. Under these circumstances the Commissioners could not reduce the rate of taxation, as many believed they would, at the last meeting of the lionrd. A Gray Eagle. Last Sunday an Engle was captured near Buffalo Station by the driver of the Idaho stage. The eagle, in making a swoop after prey, struck the telegraph wire, and stunned by the shock fell to the ground apparently lifeless and was immediately captured by the driver who happened along at that particular time. He is now encaged with a raven in front of Toltuan and Ivory’s Saloon. Emigrants. Thirty-five cars of emigrants are reported as having left Ogden to day on special trains. To meet the requirements of the unprece dented emigration, cars have to be sent to the front on express time. Yester day a special train, consisting exclu sively of emigrant cars, left here for Ogden, and another similar train left Truckee this morning. Eaolk —rrom John Hunks, who is here on jury duty, we learn that the Eagle mill, in Spring Valley, which has recently been changed from a dry to a wet crusher, started up last week on ore from the Eagle miue. lie says they arc now working the ore ex clusively for gold, and that so far as is ascertained it averages $25 per ton. Kino Lost.—A fine amethyst ring with gold setting was lost on Saturday last. The loser remembers having been at the Postoffice, Robinson’s bath house, the Court-house, Humboldt Re duction Works and the Lafayette Hotel on the day mentioned. The finder will coufer a favor and be suitably rewarded by leaving the ring at this office. Mobk Emiobanth. By a dispatch from Carlin wo learn that a special train of fourteen cars with 500 emi grants on board will arrive*bere to-day about 4:30 p. M., ahead of the pasaenger train. DISTRICT COURT-W. 8. BonniCck!, Judge. The following proceedings were bad in the District Court yesterday: John Kyim vs. Arthur Kew ley, on ap peal from Lake Township. Judgment lor plaintiff in the sum of $191. Frank Meudizabul vs. D. Bootlegs. Leather and Findings for Sale. Also on hand several cases of the CANADIAN SNOW PACK, The most comfortable Winter Boot made. Agent for Howe’s Sewing Machines. del? tt L. YUCUS, MERCHANT TAILOR* RAILROAD STREET, Next door to the Silver State Office, WINN EMI’CCA, NEVADA. A IX KINDS OF TAILORING DONE TO J-\ order in the last manner known to the Profession, and in the latest Style. Cleaning ami Repairing also done with neatness and dispatch. inh27 tf CITY BREWERY, WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA, JOHN JURGENS.PROPRIETOR Makes the rest i.agf.p/!^^^ Beer iu Humboldt comity, am as good as nuy on the coast. 'I'ryUHK^K my beer, and you will not send broad for your Lager hereafter. JOHN JOiGENS. apS tf

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!>AILY SILVER STATE. (Tuesday.April 1«. 1RT5 TRAVELER’S CU2DE. Arrivals and departures of trains at Wiunemucca Station: GOING EAST. Express Train arrives at 10 a. m. and leaves at 10:1* a. m Emigrant Trait arrives at G:30a. m. and leaves at 8 a. it Freight Train arrives at 8 p. M. and leaves at 9:45 p. ii. GOING WEST. Express Train arrives at 4:23 p. m. and leaves a.t 4:40 p. m. Emigrant Train arrives at 11:15 p. y. and leaves at 12:15 a. m. Freight Train arrives at 9:25 a. m. and leaves at 10:15 a. m. Stages North. From Winnemnoca to Silver City ifnd Boise City, Idaho Territory: Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10:30 a. m. and arrives at 3:30 p. it. From NVianetnuoea to Paradise Val ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ex press train from the west Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, and arrives Monday, Thursday and Sunday even ings. Snappls Express, from Wiunemucca to VarvviUe, Bartlett Creek mines, ar rives on Thursday and departs on Friday of each week. MISCELLANEOUS. IMPROVE YOUR POULTRY. IT COSTS NO MORE TO keepuood Fowls Ilian poor ones. OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS, Oor. 16th ami Castro Sts., OAKLAND, CAL. SEASON OF 1875. Eggs for Hatching From the largest and best ta il Fowls ip U14 World, carefully packed and warranted to carry safely any distance. The va rieties comprise DARK AMD LIGHT BRAHMAS, Buff and Partridge Cochins, White Leghoma, Houdans and Silver Spangled Haruburgs, Black Spanish, White Dorkings, Golden Polands, Aylesbury Ducks and Game, Sebright Black African Bantams. BRONZE TURKEYS

The finest collection on the Pacific Coast. Kf Send stamp foi illustrated circular to GEO. B. CAYLEY. Importer and Dealer of Choice Poultry. P.ox ‘.>59, Sa Francisco. jaja .iiuis J. C. RAGSDALE, Bridge Street, Winnemucca. .DEALER IN. GB:OGESH.ISS, PRO VISIONS, Cents’ Furnishing Goods,* Toyn, Tobacco and Clairs; Buck skin and all other kinds ot Gloves; Nuts, Cau dies.eto.; also, Cano Goods. Sole Ajejt for Booth's Baltin ore Oyoters F-Wtusire Agency for the IMPROVED ttfNGEK SEWING MACHINE Ueil liu GRADED. BULLS FOR SALE. M. DONNELLY AS A FINE LOT Of GRADED BELLS at ilio PLEASANT VALLEY RANCH, Which he offers f >r Sale on Reas inablo Terms. The Bulls arc Turee-.juartur an 1 Half-Breed Dl'liUA.VlS t'rum liu ported Walsh Stock. M. DONNELLY. Pleasant Valley Ranch, March l, I6i 5. inhl ti STAGE LINES LIVERY STABLES. JAMIES MANNING’S HAILSOAD FEED AND SALE STAl^LE UPPER WIN:JEW!UCGA. rilHE MOST CONVENIENT 1 and comfortable Stable in 1T'^L: Winnemucoa. Tin- proprietor will spare no pains to give satisfaction to FREIGHTERS and others who may favor him with their patronage. The Stable is always supplied with the very best Hay and drain to l>r fund in the market. He kitepa a regnlar JOBBING wagon running to and from the Input, and all orders for Hauling promntly attended to. In connection with this Stable he h s estab lished a LUM3ER YARD, Where he keeps on hand Sash. Poors, Win dows. Shingles, Shakes, etc., and all kinds of Rujnbor, at the lowest cash prices. Ky strict attention to business lie hopes to receive a liberal natr mage. JAMES MANNING. niliKl tf WiNNEMUCCA LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Having rented -this well-known Stable, I would most; respectfully an noujice to the public that I am prepared to Feed and Caro for Stock ....OF ALL KINDS, AND.... TO LET HORSES AND BUGGIES At tile .Most Reasonable Rates. dels lru CHARLES A. DrSAUSSURE UNT [ONTVIL Ta K ....AND.... MILL CITY Accommodation Sta^e Line, ...ron FAST FREIGHT PASSENGERS, Carrying the United States Mail, anti Wells, Farjfo Co.’s Express. FARE, S3! geo. m- MILLER would #•give notice to his friends and the traveling public that he lias established a Stage Line between Unionville and MiliCity connecting with the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Stages leave mill city for Unionville every morning at 8 o'clock, Sundays excepted. Stages leave Unionville for Mill City at 1 o’clock P. M. At Mill City the Stages connect with the Cars going West. New and comfortable stages have been pro videdforthe comfort of the traveling public GEORGE M. MILLER. Unionville, January 1,1875. del tf LIV33RY ....AND.... FEED STABLE GEORGE M. MILLER i I S STILL HOLDING OUT ft— at his stand, and has re. ‘-at aftOr cently purchased large additions to bis spien did assortment of

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, .WITH. FIRST CLASS STOCK. SADDLE HORSES TO LET. •f^Horaea Kept and Hoarded b> the day, weei^r month. To Let at the Most Reasonable Rates. Bugqies and Saddle Horses Can always be had at mv Stables in MILL CITY. Especial care will is-taken of transient stock. GKO. M. MILLER. Unionville, January 1, 187.*. del tf Two Days’ Races ....ovku THE.... WINNEMUOOA RACE-COURSE, ....ON THK. 37th and 3Sth of April, 1815. FIRST DAY—Trotting Raw. ft--. 'XPDC fur a purse of {j(;u, ‘JO cent, entrance; time or irjrv to enter ami two to start; free tor all horses in Hum boldt county. SECOND DAY—Running Race, mile heat i, i best two ill three for #200, 20 percent, eu- I trance; three or more to eater and two to j start; fret for everything, luhhltd h. PICiiLTf. Manager. MISCELLANEOUS. ANOTHER REDUCTION D. CALLAGHAN CO., Importers and Afanu torturers. have re duced the price of their DONNELLY'S CALIFORNIA PREIIITJI YEAST POWDER TO S»I5 PER CROSS. nCAI.T.AOKAN, HAVING SrT'PMKD m thetrade of the Pacific Coast with these celebrated Yeast P.»wdVin nemucca, county of Htiiiitx ldt. NANCY I ENE HOLT, Administratrix of Geo. W. Holt, deceased. apl2 oawtw Stockholders’ fVSoeting. OFFICE OF THE tHKIANO O »1,D AND Silver Mill and Mining Company, Oak land, April 12, 1875.—The ItF.GCLAR AN NEAL MEETING of the Stockholders of the atxive named Company for toe election of Di rectors for the ensuing year, and the transac tion of snch other business as may lawfully lie presented before the mu ting, will Is- held at the office of the Company, No 958 Broad way, Oakland, California, on MONDAY, the 2tith (lay of April, 1875, at the hour of 2 o clock p. M. Transfer Books w 11 be closed on the 24th of April, at 3 o'clock p, M and remain closed until after the meeting. ap!2 td A. L. PAGE, President. PROPOSALS. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE REOEIV ed by the undersigned Building Commit tee ♦itil 2 o clock p. M APEIL goth. 1875, for building a Hell 24xfiO feet, 2 feet high, all material furnished en the ground. Plans and specifications on exhibition at the office of 2w Notice to Creditors. Testate of mary lodgers, de J ceased.—Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. Administrator of the Estate of Mary Rodgers, deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons having claims a/ainst the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the me essary vouchers, within ten months after tie first publication of tins notice, to the said Administrator, at his residence on Second street, opposite the dwelling-house of Alex. Wise, in the town of Winuemucca, Humboldt county. State of Nevada. Dated at Winneiuucca, March 1(1, 1875. DAVID MELARKEY. Administrator of the Estate of Mary Rodgers mb 17 oawtm BETHESUA MINERAL SPRING WATER OF WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN, Cures diseases of the Bladder Si Sidneys W. F. HTRVKNN, Bo'.e Agent for Wlntteinticea and Vicinity. felU tf J. H. JOB, County Clerk, Humboldt county, Nevada, ac knowledgmeut* and Affidavit* taken. Office— Courthouse. Wiunoniuoca, Nevada. jal tf NOTICE. T1IF. COPAItTN t ItSMIP OF JVO. C. FALL At Co. is thi* day dltc-olvod by mutual attreeinei'tt, by the withdrawal of Jno H. Kill kind Ironi *aid firm. The bualneHH will in future Ih’ continued by ,ln C. Fall, muter the name of FVi.L A CO. All accouutH dim the late firm must be Mettled at ouce, and all de mand* bituiml them will \u paid at thiaoffiro. JN(T c. FALL A CO. Vtlion villa. April 1, 1(L'6.—Itn I EOAL ULAXKHA'KATLY PKIXT J J cd at thjji office, MISCELLANEOUS. APPLICATION FOR PAT. NT Notice No. 868, rnitcil Stales Survey No :«7. United States Land Office, 1 Cahson City. Nevada, J April 3, 1875. 7WTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT TIIK Whirr 1..ml Consolidated Cold un.l Hilvcr ^fining Company," a curpoiution. I>y it« agent, U. I.. 1 UaNDAI.L, whose i ostoffiee address is at sail Jose, Santa vdara county, California, ha* marie application for Uuitcil States Patent to two tboiiaand (-MMH)) linear feet of a certain lodo of quartz or other rock in place, bearing gold, silver, copper and other metals, commonly called anil known as the “White Cloud Lode,” and the “White Cloud Consolidated Gold ami ilver Milling Claim,” White Cloud Mmino Distriet, Churc hill county, state of Nevada, extending two thousand f2,lMM)) linear feet in au easterly or southeasterly direction mm st No. 1 (the point of beginning) along the line of said lode and embracing the san e with all dips, spurs, angles and variations, with surfac ground six hundred (dun) feet in width, and described on the plat and field notes on tile ill uiy office as follows, to wit: I>»Hillat |»uofc iimiftni t, i o. isurvey No. J7,” ivhem e chuum y of the stone cabin f the White Cloud mine bears eolith sy deg. dll mill. cast. 1,225 feet, said cabin being about a mile and one half from month of White Cloud canyon, and. icrtli .il deg. i ad, 720 feet, f monuiuen of location of theVVhite Cloud lode, whence monument of location of the White Cloud lode hears south 54 deaf. 45 min. east, ,041 feet, and whence the liignest peak on tin; north aide of White Cloud canyon and cabin bears north 20 deg. no min. cast, 2,152 feet; thence, lirst course, south is d>g 00 min. west. COO feet, to a i«>-t marked No. 2, lT. N. Survey, No 07;” tl»i nee, S'-eond course, south 71 deg. Ot) non. east. 2,000 feet, to a post marked No. 0, U. is. Survey, No. 07;” thence running third course north is deg. oo min. east, 600 feet, to a |mst marked No. 4. t .is Survey. No. 07;” thence running, fourth 1 course, north 71 deg. on ui u w at, 2.1*hi l et. to post marked No. 1. tie pU.. beginning, containing within the above d scribe I b un daries 27 54-l‘Hith» aer s. Courses and 1>- ur ings expressed fiom true nrcridiau, mugueti variuti >u. 17 deg 15 m n. e.-t Tills claim is bontideil by no other elnim ns far as known, and is on uusurvewd laud, and la ing far from any t nited States public laud surveys, no connection was ma le. This sr vey was made to conform with the record of location. I bis location is re. rd. d in the mining records of White Cl.ni l .dining Itis triet. kept at the otti e of the Mining Itec ud> r of said White loud Mining District, Chur, mil county, N. vada. adou’Hi s w.urz. apl 2 Cot Keginter. District Court Summons. In thk m-mtirr cjitut or the Fourth Judicial District, state of Nevada, 1 county i f Humboldt. The -la e f Nevada sends greeting to DANIEL U. LEE: You are hereby required to appear in ati ac- tion comm need uga.ntl you as Uetendatit, by 1 L A. LEE, as Plaintiff. Ml tie- District Court of the Fourth ludt ini District, in ami f r the Co.iuty of Humboldt. "t» e of Nevada, at Wiunemucca. ami aunnr the complaint j therein, which is on n e with the Clcr fondant, and giving to plaintiff the arc, custody and educa i >n of Artaniatia and Hattie Mats 1, daughters of said parties, ou the grounds of extreme cnielty, coiiiunUcd at Spruce Moun tain, Elko cm sty, state of Nevada. Is-tween the first day of August and the eighth day of September, Is74. And you ure further notified that If you fail to apfsur and answer tin- said emuplaiut, as alsive required, tne plaintiff will u|>pl> to the said Court for the relief tliereiu demand ed. and for costs of this ae’ iou. Id testimony when-of I have hcrentilo set my hand and affixed the seal of sa.d lMsttn t Court, this 20th day of March, V. 1>. 1*75. (ska1.1 3. H. Jull, Clerk District Court Fourth Judicial District, 1 Humboldt county. Nevada. H. S. Chasm, Attorney f..r Plaintiff, mii'gij lot Administrator’s Safe. Notice of Sale of Personul Property. 'Vf'OTICK I* HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN il pursuance of an order of th>- District Court of thf Fourth iudiciul District of tli. 1875, at a o'clock r. M., at th Temple Saloon in Unlouville, in said county, the fol- j lowing perKonii! pro party, to wit: Two billiard tahlea (nimble ta dai lm'N and cups, eight bar-room picturea, one mineral cabinet, one bar mirror (large size), one re volver pltdol. one w t bar lixturea, fourteen bar-room ebaira, three eard table* and bell, one dock,two spittoons, one small hired iron safe, one *et of U' no fumituri one net of taro iuruit ife, one net of pool furnitnr. two bar room stove*, four chandeliers,onepit (,f empty 1-ai rela. and all the book accounts of tna 'I rm ple Saloon belonging to raid estate. MORRIS I'M ICE. Administrator ol the Estate of 3. Until hum, deceased. Winnumueca, Nevada, April 7, 1875. ap7 td Assessment Notico. OAKLAND GOLD AXI) SILVER MILT, k Mining Company Location of work*. Indian District, Humboldt county. State of Nevada-Location of principal place ot bust ne*s Oakland, Alameda com.ry, California Notiee is hereby given that at a'meetlug ,,f the IMreetora of said company, held on the t.dh day of March, A. I>. 1H75, an ass. ssmt nt of I wenty-tlve C. tds i«-r share was levied upon th*‘ Hpiful hUick «»f th« corporntiou, i).$\ ithit* immediately in United State* gold coin to the Seeretary. at the nflloe of the Company No. 958 HroadWay, city of Oakland, Alameda aounty, California. Any stock ut»on which thia as-essment shall remain unpaid on the 15»h duv of April, 1875 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at pnhue auction, am! unless payment is made before Will 1* sold on SATURDAY, May I, 1 76. to pay tile dellu.picnt assessment. to. of wile lt l t'0h^,, “ilvertislng and expenses JOHN AMES, Secretary. Utliee 9,8 Broadway, Ouklund, Alam.sU county, California. inliij oawlw miscellaneous. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures, Moderate Charges. 1)15. W. K. DOHERTY’S PlilVATE MEDICAL AND SLID UtllAL INSTITUTE. No. 519 Sacramento St.f Corner oI Isldesdnrff street ta few doors below the What cheer Hou-w;), San Francisco, Cal. fcJ^Prlvate entrance on Lln -va. 1 >i-p-stive and (tenito-fnnary Organs, and all Private Dis eases. viz: Xvphllis in all Its forms and status; Seminal Weakness anti all the horrid eonsr. qtieniea of Self-Abuse: fi mnrrh'**, ’ll-et. Strictures. Voetnmal and Itinrnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Hack an I Loins, Indanimation of the madder and Rid nevs, t ie.: an i he hopes that his long etp» ri me. a.id on- eseful practice will continue to Insure him a share of public ostmnatje. Bt hia itract t e of tnanv years in Eurotic and th* United Stfit- s. lie is enabled to applv the trc>«t efficient and successful remedies sgain*t .tts eases of all kin.ls. He uses li t mercury, ebarues moderate,treats his patients In a correct and honorable way. and has references of uuurt of tin- Stnl*', however di«t»nt. who may d-tdro the opinion nn«l advice of l»r Doherty in fin ir respective on*ea, nnd who think projierto huioidt a written statement of anch in prefer cnoo to holding |wrtM)nal interview. are respeetfull v auMind that th< ir romninnira tioriK w ill I* hold tno«d snored and confidential, If th" raM fnllv and emtdldly described, p, rHonnl communication will 1- unnecessary. n« Instructions for dot. -opinion, mid the general treatment of tho raw Itself lineludtnR tho r< medles). will Is- forwarded without di-lav, anil In such nmnnor as to convoy notdea of tho purport of tho letter or parcel ho trans mitted. fV.tiHitltaflmi lly letter or otherwise!. Fnr». Permanent core guaranteed or no nav Ail drew.i, W.K.UOHKRTY.M.P.. Ban franc!aro, Cali Nporinatorrhira. PTt POHPRTY hM lust published »n Imper tsnt oamphlet enif-alvlng hi* own »*v iM*ri« in rr1.t?%»Ti to TiTU'°b‘f»cc or V irili*' b«*imr ft *tiort oti StM*r*,iwtnrrbo,ii ,,r Hfminnl Wt Xirvnti* aivl Phyai^al bltlty roiiHf-nn# nt «n thin aflfi *ction, and otbtK* picu aNfu of thf H**t»iftl Or7H*» ThU little w »rk contain a in form «t ion of th* utmost vti 1 to nil. wbctb#»r or nin uh\ and will 1m* m*f»t Fhmf by mail on reeein of Six 0?it* ?n poatai*1 stanm* for wtnm mre. Acltlrcmft, VV. K. poriEHTY. M. V.. 10-1y Han Fnmciaco. Cal JAMES BUCKNER, County Assessor HUMBOLDT.COUNTY, NEVADA. Oflltie Conrt-him-o. Wianima***' iai tf