The Silver State (Unionville, Nev.)
July 20, 1875

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VOL. VI. WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1875. NO. 89. DAILY SILVER STATE.

PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED), BY MYERS Ac HILL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One mpy, one year, by mail..fE 00 One ropy, six months.by mail... 5 yy One copy, three months, by mail. ■r,0 Delivered by carrier, 45 Ceuta per week. RATES OF ADVERTISING: One square (10 lines) first insertion.t* 00 Each Mibsequ-nt insertion, per square... 1 00 A.bral Diction to regular advertisers. HOTELS AND REST AU RANTS. LAFAYETTE HOTEL OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. TJ??S?.TOTO WTJITEMUSSA, UZV., J03. GERMAIN, Proprietor. ni lF PROPRIETOR TVRF.S PLEASURE I ill announcing that the above favorite Hotel tia* tieen greatly enlarged and refitted. number of fine room* have been added, and ,l,„ Hotel now has flrat-claas accommodations for families. The Tnl.l.-S Will Is- kept supplied With every article the market aff >rd». prepared by t tie most expert, n vd counoiseura. and served by expert servants in livery. TUe liar will bo found stocked with the choicest WISE3. LIQUORS, CIGARS LAGER BEER. at prices to suit the times. tv,-s ms visitin Wym-mucca. who desire a „o,l MEAL. DRINK, CIGAR, or BED, are re ferred to the Lafayett© Hotel. "Winnemneca, March 14, 1874. WINNEMUCCA HOTEL, llrlilife Street, Wlnnemucca, DAVID GEROl'X.PROPRIETOR H T A VIVO nmi-T AND KITTED V 1 in the most commodious style the jSS: Hr" st and finest Hotel In Winnemucca.i_HL. with Large an l Virv Rooms, the Proprietor la nrenared t receive and entertain the traveling public with acc >mmoetiwill ho spared in making it so. With the ntiro Hotel thotoughly overhauled a,l reodr-l, th- Tables •uppli-d with the He St ill the market, and furnished in the finest *Ule of the art. they hope to merit a l,honil share of public patronage. deir, tt BONNER’S RESTAURANT, Postoflflco Building, WINNEMUCCA..NEVADA riNHF. UNDERSIGNED HAVING Ck, fitted up the above place ill first class style-, is now prepared j r. AT—UsiV to furnish BOAltD by the WEEK,' "Ml DAY or MEAL. Meals ut the following hour*: BREAKFAST from ft a. m. to 11 a. m. LUNCH at 12 o’clock M. DINNER from 4 r. m. to 8 r. m. >LP LUNCH or HOT MEALS from ft a. m. until 12 o'clock at night. R. B. BONNER, jel-.i tf EXCHANGE HOTEL, Unionvillo..Nevada 1\ LA YE AG A J. HAWLEY, PROPRIETORS, ltiv 14 tf nwwramw". iun»v>ismanr i«kw POLL TAKES. _ i \rOTiCE IS HL’K KJ’.Y HIVES THAI un,li*r the law raili uiule r**ideut nf U i* state over tvrenty-oue and under sixty Y .rs is subject to a poll tax of four dollars. Any person or persons, company or corporu ti .ii doing business in tliis State, au i having, liv direct contract, or Indirectly through other ixntrurtors, in their employ one or more per sons liable to and owing a I’tll Tax. shall be liable for any and till Poll Taxes that may b' i due from such employes. The law will be strictly and promptly enforced. JAMES 'KN'"1, W’ .'•'iif' \nHl 1 MISCELLANEOUS. NEW GOODS. FALL cfc CO. UNIONVILLE, Have in store and receiving daily, frot-li supplies of Goods, which are offered at the Lowest Prices fur prompt pay, comprising DRY GOODS, LAKES’ ERESS GOOES TRIMMINGS, LADIES’ HATS AND SHOES. ....AI.SO.... BOOTS, SHOES. SUMMER HATS, Clothing and Gentlemen's Underwear, TOBACCO, CIGARS, GROCERIES, Liquors, Hardware and Mining Tools, DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND OILS, Tinware, Rope, Rakes, Scythes. A I. WAYS ON HAND BUTTER, LARD. HAMS, BACON, Flour, Corn Meal, Barley and Feed. FALL It CO. Fnionville, June 10, 1875—tf J. C. RAGSDALE, Bridge Street, Winnemucca. ...DEALER IN. PROVISIONS, Cenis’ Furnishing Goods, Tots, Tobacco and Cigars; Buckskin and all other kinds of Gloves; Nuts, Can dies, etc.; also. Case Good*. Sole Agent far Booth’s Baltimore Oysters Exclusive Agency for the IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MACHIN de21 1 in FURNITURE STORE, West Side of Bridge Street, WINN EMUCCA.NEVADA I. S. BOWMAN, Proprietor. Spring Mattresses, LOUNGES, SETTEES, And Furniture of Every Description. My stock of ferxitfre is ter. chased di'ect from the Factories in the Fast, and will tv* sold at prices which defy rompatitif.n. Call and see. Orders from the Country Promptly Filled delO il Grocery and Provision Store.

R. C. REEVES Has opened a new grocery and Provision Store next door to Bowman’s Furniture Store, Bridge Street, Winneinuccn. Hr is now ready to supply the citizens of this place and vicinity with every variety of Gro ceries ai d Provisions at the l owest Market prices, lie keeps constantly on hand Fresh putter. Eggs, Potatoes, Hams, tsugar, Codfish, Mackerel, Cabbage, Lettuce, Onions, Buck wheat and Graham Flour, Fruits of all kinds, etc., etc. r.iylH tf Notice to Sondholders. "l^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT J^j there are now in the County Treasury of Humboldt county funds to redeem the fol lowing-described bonds of said county, and that in pursuance of an Act of the. Legislature of the State of Nevada, entitled 11 An Act to authorize the Ci inmissiouets of Humb lilt county to issue bonds to the amount of #52,000 for the purpose of redeeming bonds heretofore issued, and to provide for the pay ment of such bonds,” approved March 2, 18,5; said bonds will be redeemed upon present ation to the County Treasurer of Humboldt County, Nevada, at his oftlc in Winuemucea. Nevada; and further, that all inti rest on said bonds will cease at the i xpiration of four we. ks (July 20, 1875.) from the date of publi cation of this notice: Nos. I to 20 inclusive, issued November 20, 1873, for $5(0 each. Nos. 21 to :k) inclusive, issued January o, 1874, for $500 each. No. 31, issued January 7. 18,4. for f.2'0. Vos. 52 to 71 inclusive, issued February 16, 1874, for $300 each. Nos. 72 to 73 inclusive, issued February 17, 1874, for $500 eaeh Nos. 74 to 91 inclusive, issued February 1., 1874, for $500 ewe It. N 4. 92 to 95 Inclusive, issueo 1, 1 i *500 each. MISCELLANEOUS. RA,LROAD MEAT MARKET, Bridge Street, ONE DOOR ABOVE THE CENTRAL HOTEL WIXNEMl'. CA. NEVADA, BERK POWERS, Proprietors OCR PATRONS WILL FIND THE RAIL road Market supplied with the very best quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, ETC., To be found in the State. Our prices will be found reasonable. Meats shipped to all points on the Railroad, and all orders promptly filled. GIVE US A CALL. jal2 tf ARIZONA MEAT MARKET, VXIOXV1LLE, NEVADA M. DONLEY, Proprietor. (CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AT THE LOW J est Mai ket price, FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUTTON CORN BEEF, SAUSAGES And everything the heart can wish for in tho meat line. Critical inspection and liberal pat ronage freelr invited. feb3-tf HUMBOLDT CANAL 1 REDUCTION WORKS, niNNEMUCCA, NEVADA. ON AND AFTEli THIS DATE WE WILL charge Jit.1) per Ton for Reducing Silver Ores, allowing in Bullion HO per cent, on ores the a>say value of which is $400 per ton, or less; and 82 per cent, on ores of a higher grade. Discount on bullion Will be at current rates until further notice. Special Rates for Gold Ores. We have in connection with the Mill u first-class CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE Under tho direct supervision of one of the best Assayers on the coast. GIN ACC A 4 GINTZ. Winneieucca, November 20, 1874. de25 tf ONEIDA MILL, BEOWN’S STATION. 0. P. E. E., NEVADA. A FTER JUNE 1ST, 1875, THE RATES for Reducing Gold and Free Silver Ores by the Car Load, will be as follows: Gold Ores Per Ton.$11 50 Silver Ores Per Ton. 14 00 Hauling from Brown's Station to the Mill Free. Liberal Reductions made on Lots of 200 Tons or more, WALT HR SCHMIDT, Superintendent Oneida Mill and Mining Co. je2 6m D. H. HASKELL. TOWNSITE AGENT, C. P. R. R. TOWN LOTS POE SALE OE LEASE \RT1ES WISHING TO LEASE OR DUR chase Lots in the town of Winne mucea, are hereby notified that all ap plications for the same, or on business relating thereto, should lx* addressed to the undersigned at Sacramento, where they will receive prompt attention. (t-jr Those occupying lands lxdonging to the company, withou having bought or leased ti. me are >t(e 1 t» attend to the •tei .i(i i: delay, an.: odd nol5 tf D. I1UAS11' BUSINESS CARDS. L. A. BUCKNER, Attorney and Counselor at Law, WINXEMUCCA, NEVADA, Will practice in all the Courts of tlie State, nihil tf M. S. BONNIFIELD, _A_ttorney at Law, WIXXEMCCCI, NEVADA. noH-tf S. S. CRASS, Attorney at Law, Office—Court-house (down stairs) Winne niucca, Nevada. jal tf T. C. HANSON, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA. OFFICE—At his dwelling, on Bridge street, one door lielow the Central Hotel. Office Honrs—From 10 a. m. to 12 m. and from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. no30 tf C. H. BOGMAN, M. D., Physician and Surgeon. Rooms at the Residence of W. S. Record, Second street, Winnemueca, Nev. Orders may be left at Stevens’ Drug Store de22 tf «J. Ha JOB. County Clerk, Humboldt county, Nevada. Ac knowledgments and Affida\ its taken. Office—Courthouse, Winnemueca, Nevada, jal tf C. A. LaGRAVE, County Recorder, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEVADA, WILL TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS and Affidavits, Deeds, Mortgages, Pow ers of Attorney, Declarations of Homestead. Leases, Liens, and other instruments of writing, drawn with care. Office Court-house, Winnemueca. jal tf 7HOS. THOMPSON, Money Broker Collector Buy and Sell Checks on San Francisco JMs count Commercial Paper, Loan Mone” on Approved Paper, Pay the Highest Price for County Scrip, and Attend Promptly to all kinds of Collections. Office with J. E. SABIXE. jal tf A. J. SHEPARD, County Treasurer, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEV. OFFICE—With Wells, Fargo fc Co., at the Passenger Depot, Winnemucoa, Nev. del tf JAMES BUCKNER, County Assessor, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, NEVADA. Office Court-house, Winneinuccit jai tf W. L. FRENCH, Deputy Collector Internal Revenue District of Nevada, for the Counties of Humboldt and Elko, and Ceneral Insurance Agent Ofllco—Court-house, WINNEMUCOA.NEVADA jell 2m HUMBOLDT l.ODtiU, Ne. 16, I. O. O. F. Regular meetings every Thursday Evening at Odd Fellows' Hall. Winnemucea. Sojourning Brothers in g"d standi1’ ordially invited to attend. TITOS. TT? Ml'5* BUSINESS CARDS. D. VAN LENNEP, ASSAYER, County Surveyor ....AND_ U. S. DEPUTY MINEPAL SURVEYOR For this and other Counties. Office at (lie Humboldt Canal Re duction Works, Winneinucca, Humboldt County, Nevada Assays of Ores and Bullion made at reiscn. able rates. del D. McLEAN, ASSAYER, UNION VILLE, NEVADA. Assays of bullion or ores sent to me will be promptly and carefully made at reasonable charges. Unionville, Humboldt county, Nev. myl tf LUMBER YARD. TIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT fully announce to his friends and the public generally that he has opened a FIRST CLASS LUMBER YARD Corner Second A Lay Street*, WIN NEM UCCA.NEVAD A Oregon Pine, Flooring, Redwood Shingles. Pine Shingles, Ceiling. Shakes, Lathing, Doors, Windows, Blinds, Redwood and Pine Moldings. Just received A CAR LOAD OF LIME. All my Lumber is cut at Dutch Flat, and is kiln dried before it is shipped, and is there j fore superior to any Lumber in this market, my 13 lm W. C. ItEcorj). COHOON DAVIS, BLACKSMITHS ....AND.... WAGON MAKERS, Corner Railroad and Seccnd Streets, WIN NEM UCCA.NEVADA myi9 tf HANDKE JASPER, BLACKSMITHS .AND... WAGON MAKERS, CENTRAL STREET, Opposite Freight Depot, Uppertovrn WINN’EMUCCA, NEVADA. Horse, mule and ox shoeing mads a specialty, and satisfaction guaranteed. Repairing neatly and promptly done. A ehara of patronage respectfully solicited. jyG tf HANDKE A JASPER. M. B. STAUNTON’S PIONEER BOOT, SBOE .AND...a HARNESS SHOP! AT THE OLD STAND, Bridge Street, Winnemucce. Harness, saddi.es, boots anil Shoes of all kinds made SHI to order and constantly on haml at b11' f Sj lowest cash prices. Repairing in the Saddle, Harness and Boot line promptly attended to. 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 Hewing Machines, del7 tf MAGNOLIA SALOON, Between (he Central Hotel and Italic road Meat Market, BRIDGE STREET, WMKEHUCCA, JOHN COX.PROPRIETOR rilllE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED X up iu tbe most attractive style possible, with a view to t he convenience and comfort of patrons. The proprietor desires to call ttie attention of customers, friends and the public to bis superior stock of Wine®, Liquors and Ciiror* The RE AT '..un i.iivo'.im vdii ,bt Lit. t J- sp- rv »’i«

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DAILY SILVER STATE. Tuesday.... .July ‘JO, 1875 SUMMARY OP THIS MOBNlNO’8 DISPATCHES. Gold was down to 114 in New York yesterday, the lowest iu three months. Legal tenders are firm at 87^ buying and 88% selling. A dispatch from Washington says Attorney-General Pierrupont has spent much of his time in making an exhaust ive review of the C'horpcning case, and it is understood that he has reported against it. Secretary of War Belknap, General Marcy aud J. William Myers arrived at Salt Lake last eveniug on their way to the Yellowstone and Upper Missouri. The shooting match at Wimbledon between members of the House of Lords and the House of Commons was won by the latter. The yacht Effort, under sixteen tons, which left Fleetwood, England, May 29, arrived yesterday at St. John, New Brunswick. The Washington Evening Star learns on what it regaids as good authority that the President has recalled the re quest for the resignation of Judge Fisher as United States Attorney for the District of Columbia. Tho disturbances iu Hersogvina are believed to be serious. The insurgents are threatening death to all who refuse to join them. The contest tor the Albert prizes was finished yesterday. Sir Henry Halford won the first prize, scoring 98 out of a possible 108. Colonel Gildersleeve second, with a score of 92. So far the American riflemen have shown them selves better marksmen than the Eng lish, and their skill and accuracy in shooting creates much applause and astonishment. The Carllsts have abandoned the Biege Kaycorda. The Catholic benevolent societies of the District of Columbia meet Friday to make arrangements for celebrating he centennial of Daniel O’Connell. The returns of tho Bavarian elec tions indicate that the electoral college will consist of seventy-seven Liberals and seventy-nine Ultrumontanes. The defalcation of Jackson in Louis ville, Ky., has turned out, on full in vestigation which is now completed, to be $35,000. It is thought he has been stealing for several years. General John McDonald and Colonel J. A. Joyce, of St. Louis, have been in dicted in connection with whisky frauds. A man named Walker is in custody at Northampton, in England, charged with being the husband of four wives, all of whom are now living. He went to Wrexham some year i ago aud mar ried a widow, with whom he resided for a considerable time. At length, however, ho abandoned her, and was not heard of until a few days ago, when a police officer visited Northampton to gather evidence of the marriage, Walk er having been apprehended at Not tingham, after marrying a woman from that town, and having already three wives. The Wrexham woman, it ap pears, was his second spouse, and the first came from Kbyl. A large and elegant tea shop was opened in St. Louis about a month ago. The establishment was so hand Bome and the prices so low that the sales were enormous from the 6tavt. Yet one morning the place was closed, and later on the same day the tea mer chant’s creditors took possession. An examination showed that the chests re maining contained only sawdust. The merchant had obtained §10,000 worth of tea on credit for a month, had sold the whole of it at less than its actual value, and had gone away with the money. Senbtor Jones of Nevada, A. T. Stewart of New York, and J. D. Congh lau and George Brown of California, hare bought a piece of laud at Delord aud Annunciation streets, New Orleans, whereon they intend to build an arti ficial ice factory 150 feet long, 110 feet wide and more than 50 feet high, to cost §125,000. They have an ico fac tory in California, one in Chattanooga, one neaily finished in Galveston, and are about to build ouo at Atlanta.

Tub opinions of the misanthropical rest upon this very partial basis—that they adopt the bad faith of a few as ev^ idence of tho worthlessness of all. THE NEW SENSATION. It is a fortunate circumstance that a new sensation has arisen to fill the vacuum created by the disagreement of the jury, and the consequent eud of the Brooklyn scandal suit. The Tilton Beecher affair divided communi ties into two very nearly equally di vided parties—the mints, who behoved Beecher wouldn’t if he could; and the sinners, who thought that he would and did; and the new sensation bids fair to cause a similar division between skeptics who think it impossible, and the credulous who hold that it can be done. We refer, of course, to the Kee ley motor, which ut the present time is creating such a htir in the scientific world, and with the latest reports of the progress of which every Eastern journal is freighted. A scie-ntist named Alfred Arnold, in the New York bun ol last Tuesday scouts the idea of the motor being what its discoverer claims. lie says that any pretense to create motive power by only mechanical means is monstrously absurd to every ptersou acquainted with the laws of motion; and to say that one formed of any physical thing can, within itself and of itself, increase itselt a hundred fold, is asserting an effect without a cause— creating something out of nothing—a self-evident, universally admitted im possibility. He does not believe that the Keely motor will within thirty days, or thirty years, run a traiu of cars Irom New York to Philadelphia— a bucket of cold water furnishing power fur tbo trip. io ollset the opinion of tins skeptical scientist, we have seen the view of an other scientific gentleman, who oc cupies the position of Chief Engineer of the United States Navy, on the wonderful discovery. Iu a private let ter to his brother, who is a resident of this county, ho says that the Keely motor will do all that its discoverer claims and more. Ho says that he has seen the machine, and that it kept up a pressure of ten thousand pounds to the square inch for hve weeks, without heat, chemicals, electricity, galvanism or anything else but air and water. He says, too, that the machine for util izing this power is not perfected, and that all talk of running trains of cars within thirty days or six months with the new motor, is all moonshine, us it will not be publicly exhibited until its full power is known, practically ap plied and patented. The letter contain ing this information we have been per mitted to read, and no less a personage tbun the Chief Engineer of the United States Navy states therein that he has seen and examined the Keely motor, and feels confident that it will do all that its discoverer claims; in fact, that it is the greatest discovery of the age. Two young roughs in Memphis coufted the same girl, and upon her choice between them arose a fight. The rejected lover attacked his rival with a knife, cutting a deep gash across his cheek and nose. The wound was a long time healing, and it left a disfiguring scar. Having recovered from his wound the sufferer asked tho girl to se lect a day for the wedding hut she coldly informed him that she could never marry a man with such an ugly scar on his face, and decided to accept tho other fellow. The Chinese ship trade dollars to India to pay lor opium, and these pop ular pieces are cut into rupees, which are stamped with tho native characters on one sido and tho value of tho piece on the other. The trade of China with India in opium exceeds all other com modities, as is shtiwn by the reports of tho Chinese Custom service. The amount returued for the last eight years, exclusive of tho amount smug gled, which would probably double it, iit 97,440,930 pounds. A few days since a farmer was tell ing in our hearing that he had planted an aero and a half of potatoes, and he feared they would be destroyed by the potato bugs. “Are the plants up yet?” asked a bystander. “No,” re plied the farmer, “hut the darned bugs are sitting on every hill waiting for them.” The Punamiut News of the 14th in stant chronicles the arrival at that place of Senator Stewart and Sam Jones, Superintendent of the Crown Point mine. The Golden Rule. fFrom the Detroit Free Press.] What’s this boy doing here—this innocent-looking, wbite-Laired boy?” Gittiu’ up u dog light,” exclaimed Bijah. My son, is this true?” I never said a word—the other boys got up the tight!” wailed the lad. I do not know what I can do with you. We keep a cross-cut saw here to saw boys in two, but it is Saturday morning and I don’t want to muss up the station house. I suppose we-” The boys lied on me!” exclaimed the boy, trembling all over. They did, eh! Now, boy, tell mo the solemn truth—did you have hold of either dog?” No, sir—you may kill me if I did!” Did you say sickem?” No, sir—no!” Didn’t you bet five marbles against three jaw breakers that the red dog would win?” No—no!” Well, boy, this is a serious case, but I am going to ouerlook it. I think you have told me tho truth, but you hud no business there. In tho distant future you waut to remember that it is four times better to pull weeds in the garden than to attend a dog tight.’. I will, sir.” And remember to keep truth in your handkerchief pocket all through life. One ounce of truth is worth more in the wholesale market than forty tons of lies.” Yes. sir.” The boy reached the door to encoun ter the baud who marched, him off singing: Oh. bury I’artbob mew out in tbe woods, In a beautiful hole in tliegri and. Where bumble-bet n buzz and wood reckers sing And the straddle-bugs tumble arltta Uftfeortim nL ut FEESE REUS: AND MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES. (Iiemienl., Varni.liea, Painty OH., anil Putent Mil.trine, in Entile*. Variety. C1LOSE ATTENTI >N YVlI.f, BE OlVIN y to calls from the Medical 1-rat. roily, and Prescription. will Is- put np with the gr att.n PKINTiv® neatly fftAHruco. "ouiiu,"”' N. LEVY CO., ....DEALERS IN.... GENERAL MERCHANDISE

WOOL, HIDES AND CRAIN.

TO W00L-GE0WEES OF BEVADA i We are prepared to Partha.se tb» SPRING CLIP OF WOOl At 111* .Mnrkrl Prlr., i AOEWTO 0 roft..,. OLD '76 WHISKY THE CEEEBBATID.... W AM POO BITTERS. U I.N.NI Ml( A, NEVADA. tlcl7 If NEW FIRM. PUROIN WOOD, Corner 4th ami llridgr Street* WIN N EM UCC A.NEVADA Wholesale Rafail Dealer, la XX A HDWAM Coal, lion, Steel, PUMPS AND GAS PIPE, j BEASS AND STEAM SCOBS. Locks, Butts and Screws, NAILS. SPIKE8 AND BOLTS ALL 8IZL8. CARPENTERS' TOOLS, Manilla Hope, Ehovols, ii'.d. 81. e, ltake, Etc., COOKING, PARLOR AND BOS STOVES. MANUKaCTIHEHS UK Tl.\, COPPER AM) SHEET IROS WARE Agent* for the Celebrated SCHl'TTLER FARM FREIGHT WACOS* Ami a complete a**r>rtmrut of farming implements Hole Agent* for the Lliitilen Patent Hnrhed Krmr W,r*' iuy3 tf THE STATUTES OF NEVADA FOR 1870 A he now heady, and lawyer* ami other* itehtring them ean proeura ropy by vending the btate 1‘rlntet ffi. Ad.lrth*, J. .L HILL State Printer. niylStl iattun,

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DAILY SILVER STATE. Tuoailay.inly 20. 1875 TRAVELER’S GUIDE. Arrivals and departures of trains at Winnemucca Station: G0INO EAST. Express Train arrives at 10:40 a. m. and leaves at 10:55 A. M Emigrant Train arrives at 10 p. m. ami leaves at 10:45 p. m. Freight Train arrives at 12 m. and leaves at 12:45 p. M. GOING WEST. Express Train arrives at 3:20 p. m. and leaves at 3:35 p. M. Emigrant Train arrives at 7:30 p. m. and leaves at 8:15 a. m. Freight Train arrives at 11:50 a. m. and leaves at 12:40 p. m. Staffes North. From Winnemucca to Silver City and Boise City, Idaho Territory: Idaho Stage leaves daily at 10 a. m. and arrives at 2:30 p. m. From Winnemucca to Paradise Val ley, leaves upon the arrival ot the ex press train from the west Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays, and arrives Monday, Thursday and Saturday after noons. Snapp’s Express, from Vs innemucca to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar rives on Thursday and departs on Friday of each week. MISCELLANEOUS. Administrator’s Sate of Real Estate. -aroTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the District (!»urt nl the Fourth Judicial District. State of Nevada, made on the 10th day of July. A. D. 1875 iu the matter of the estate of Bran ham, deceased, the undersigned, the adminis trator of said estate, will sell at public auc tion to the highest bidder, for cash, nnd sub tle confirmation bi said District rmnrt on MONDAY, the SECOND DAU OF AUGUST, I). 1875. at 2 o’clock f. M., in front of the Temple Saloon, in Unionville. in the county of Humboldt, Nevada, all the right, title, in terest and estate of the said J. Branham, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate lias, by opera tion of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said J. Branham at the time of his death, in and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and being in the said county of Hum boldt, State of Nevada, and bounded and de scribed as follows, to wit: Au undivided half interest m that certain •dace or parcel of land described as follow*: Beginning at the southeast corner »>f Lot One 1), Block One (1). Range Three (3) on Sec >0,1 street, and running thence westerly lto) •,«-t thence southerly 123 feet to a point on Itue'na Vista Creek; thence easterly to Second street ltSO feet, thence northerly to place of beginning, in Unionville. in said county; also the eastern thirty-two feet of Lot Two (2), «lo”k Two (2), Range Three (3), according to survey of said Unionville, made by John Bry den. and upon which is situate the Temple Saloon, together with said building and im provements. Also, the following mining property, to wit: Two hundred feet, undivided, in the Green stone ledge, owned and governed by the Ju piter Company, in Relief Mining District, in said county. _ One lmudrtd feet, undivided, in the Central Pacific lodge, owned and governed by the Uuionville Company, in said Relief District. Eight hundred feet, undivided, in the Mon treal ledge and company in said Relief Dis trict. Twenty-five feet, undivided, in the Arizona ledge, Argentine Company, in Buena Vista Mining District, in said county. Four hundred feet, undivided, in the first north extension of the Eclipse ledge an«. Branham Company, iu said Buena Vista Dis trict. Twenty five feet, undivided in the Arizona ledge, Argentine Company, in said Buena Vista District. Twenty-five feet,, undivid. 1. in the Azelma !edge and company, in said Buena Vista Dis trict. Twenty-eight and one-third Let, undivided, in the Agamemnon ledge, of the North Unt il Company, in said 11m ua Vi.B a District. Terms and Conditions of Sale.—Cash, in United States gold- ten per cent, of pnrehatf money to be paid on day of sal'1; the balance on confirmation of sain by said District Court. Deed at exp,-use of purchaser. MORRIS PRICE. Administrator estate of J. Branham, deceased. Winnemnccs, July 12, 1875—2ld 3,640 Spanish Merino Sheep FOR SALE. I^HF UNDERSIGNED OFFERS for sale at his Ranch in the Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia, Two Thousand Ewes, Sixteen Hun dred Lambs, and about Forty seven-eighths Spanish Merino Bucks. Buyers are re. ferrod to N. Levy A Co., VVinnenmecs, as the«t manner known lo the Profession, ami iu the J>t o’clock a. m. and ar rive at Mill City at 1) o'clock A. M., in time to connect with the Eastern-bound Fa*s»nger Train. New and comfortable stages have been pro videdfortho comfort of the traveling public GEORGE M. MILLER. Unionville, January 1, 1875. del tf LIVERY .AND. FEED STABLE CEORCE M. MILLER

IS STILL HOLDING OUT at his stand, and has re cently purchased large additions to his splen did assortment of t CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, WITH.... FIRST CLASS STOCK. SADDLE HORSES TO LET. •VHorao* Kept and Hoarded b) the day, week or month. To Let at the Most Reasonable Rates. Buggies and Saddle Horses Can always be had at le.y Stables in Mil.! CITY. Especiul care will betaki u of transient stoek. GEO. M. MILLKIt. Uniouvillo, January 1, 1875. del ti Tho Celobratod Stailiort DUROCi” DD STAND AT DON N EDDY'S DOWER Rmn'li, in Pleasant Valley, fur the HkasuX. from the 1-t of May to the 1st of •Tilly, at ;f:io per Mure, to l>e paid at the end of the season in cash or approved security. The stock is David Hill and Messenger. Good pas ture will 1*' ftmished Mares at the Ranch free. Care w ill tie taken to preven: accident, but the proprii tor will not l>" responsible should sri i ttr. M. DONNiiLDY. Pleas: April 187 T—tin WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC. TELEGRAPH SALOON, Main street, Winnemucca, COX BAILS?.PROPRIETORS This splendid saloon has lately been refitted and repaired ill fine style. The proprietor intends to make It a favorite resort for all and as comfortable and invit ing to his friends as possible. The very besto Liquors, Bramly, Whisky, Wines, Ale Cigar*, Etc. Etc. Always on band. I have also a fine DILI I M’D TABLE, which is always ready for the amuse ment of the Lovers of the Cne. Other li censed games also found at this place. de!7 tf WINNEMUCCA HKEWKUY, CHARLES EESLER, Proprietor Bridge Street, Winnemucca. rfIHE PROPRIETOR OF M famous Brewery desires to turn thanks for past patronage, and solicits a continuance of the same. LAGER BEER, WINES AND LIQUORS .AND.. BOTTLED BEER Hold Wholesale anil Itetail, ..AT.. BOTH ESTABLISHMENTS Upper and Lower Town. Beer fun ished at the Shortest Notice, and a Prices to suit the Times, on the RAILROAD AND ELSEWHERE. no24 tf CITY BREWERY DEP OT, First Door Fast of X. Levy A Co.’s. BRIDGE flTKEET, WINNEMUCCA. J0H1I JURGENS.PROPRIETOR rpriE PROPRIETOR OF THi:*;V"T; W I City Brewery desires to inform tj-L_y the trade and the public generally, AeSlSLa'-' that he makes the BEST LAGER BEER IX HUMBOLDT COUNTY, And as good as any on the roast. Try my Beer, and you will not send abroad for your Eager hereafter. Beer told by the Barrel, Keg, Quart, or in sny quantity desired, at the very lowest possible prices. Also, furnished Wholesale and Retail, at the Shortest Notice, and at the Eowest Prices, on the RAILROAD ANf> ELSEWHERE. iny!5 tf EL DORADO SALOON, Corner of Bridge and Third Sts., WINN EMU CCA, A. T. GILSON.PROPRIETOR TniS PLACE HAS BEEN PITTED PP in th- most attractive stylo possible, with a view to th« convenience aiul comfort of patrons. Wines, Liquors and Cigars Of I lie l>ost brands, and polite and attentive gentlemen always ready to wa't on Kentlrnirii. A VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT EVERY KIOflT. Come and view the prem ises. sample the Hoods, and jud^e for your BelveB. del* tf CHAMPION SALOON, Railroad Street, tear Passenger Eepot, WIN N K M V C C A, NEVADA. rpiTE PNDER8IONED, HAYING REFIT 1 ted tliiH Saloon, desires to call tbs atten tion of customers, friends and i he public, to his superior stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Tli" READING ROOM of this Saloon la al ways supplied with the latest Papers, Picto rials ana WuHiizine-i. Sob A;,’. lit for Jessie Moore’u Celebrated Bourbon Whisky. my I tf G. A. KRINKLE, Proprietor. DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE. DWELLING noi SK, NEATI.V FLU nintied, anil in flrd-clasa condition, with Four Good Lot* and Ont-buildinpH, nitu ated on tfco coiner of Second anil Mclarkey strict*. 1 r particular!, apply on the prem iacs, or to T. GILSON, El Dorado Selocn. Ill} Id tf MISCELLANEOUS. TO THE UNFORTUNATE New Remedies! New Remedies! DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY 623 Kearny Street, CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. I71STALISHEDIN 1864. jj fur tbe treatment of i Sexual and Seminal Pis-J sm a, inch an Gonorth are suffering With any of tie s- horrible, life-destroying maladies —see tlmt they are cared for and cured bef' re it be too late. Send them Immediately to DK. GIBBON, a physi ian who lias made private diseasi s his especial study for rears, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate case, with ut mercury or any injurious drugs. Ft is important to those who arc afflicted, or t•> those who are interested in the welfare of their fri'-nds. to be c areful of the many i re tended doctors who infest all cities, publish ing tln-ir skill in curing all diseases in a few days, imposing npon the public by using the names of eminent physicians from I'imp and other places. Be therefore careful and make strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands ol those charlatans. Semlnnl Weakness. Seminal emissions, the consequence *f self, j abuse. This solitary vice, or depraved sexual Indulgence is practised bv the youth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing I with unerring certainty the following train oj morbid symptom*, unless combated by scien tific medical measures, viz.. Sallow counte nance. dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing in the ears, m in- like the rust- ling of leaves and the rattling of chariots, uneasiness atiout the loins, weakness of 1 lie j limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect. !"ss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, a dislike to f 'Hu new acquaintane0, aisorders. To tlie Ailllcted. DU. W. K. DOHERTY returns his sincere thanks to hia numerous patients fur their pat ronat'e. and would take this opportunity to remind them that lie rontinues to consult, at Ids Institute, for the cure of chronic diseases of the I.lines, Liver, Kidneys. Die .five and fi«t efficient and successful remedies ncain«t dis eases of all kinds. He uses ho mercury, charges moderate,treats his patients in a correct and honorable way, and hn« references of unque*. th liable veracity from nun of known reaper*,., bilitytind high standing in sort, tv. All parties consulting him. by letter or otherwise, will r, ejve the best and gentlest treatment and implicit secrecy. To Femnlew. ■When a female is in trouble, or afflicted with any of the diseases peculiar to her sex, she should go e,r write at once to the eelcbra female doctor, W. K. Pohcrtv, nt his Med1 Institute, and consult him about her trout, nnd disease. Eetnofalse delicacy prevent yon, hilt npnly immediately,and save yourw \l from painful suffering nnd premature death. All Married T .Tidies, whose delicate health or other etreumstanees prevent nil increase in their families, should write or call at W. K. Doher ty’s Medical Institute, and they will receive every possible relief and help. The Doctor’s offices, consisting of n suite of six rooms, are so arranged that he can be consulted w ithout fear of observation. To Correspondent*. Patients (male or female) residing In any part of the State, however distant, who max desire the opinion and advice of Pr. Doherty in their respective eases, and who think proper to submit a written stab ment of such in prefer. I cnee to holding a personal interview, are respectfully assured that their communica tions will be held most sacred snd confidential,. If the ease Is- fully and candidly described, personal communication will unnecessary, as instruction* for diet, regimen, and tie general treatment of the ease itself (including the remedies), will l*o forwarded without d- lay, and in such manner as to convey no idea I of the purport of the letter or parcel so traps initted. Consultation (byletter or otherwise), Far*, Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay. Ad. dross, W. K. DOHERTY, M. IV. K.m Francisco, Cal# Sperm ntorrhera. DU. DOHERTY has fust published an Impor tant pamphlet embodying his own views and I expi-ricii esin r OrncK,) t'AHS.'S (uTV. vrv May 10. 1875. 1 NrOTl(’F. IS HF.tlKHY flTVFV THAT 1 IIS. Star t’lty '1111 and Mining Company, a corporation organ lard and xistiug under and l>y virtue of tin- laws of the State of New \ork and whose principal place- of hustle ss is in the city and county of Ne w York, has, ley Tim >1 tiv ti. Ne gus, its attorney-in-fact ami a stockholder therein, whose poat-ilttce address is at Cnionvlll**, Humhiddt county and Stale of Ne vada, this day made application for a I'nite-d State s patent for two thousenrl (2,000) linear fe e t of the Oedconda tsale," be aring gold and silver, ealh'd the- star City Mill and Mining Company’s Claim,"situate in the' tiohl Itun Mining District, ilurnlKildt county ami Nta'e' ot Ne vada, the same e xte tiding seventy five (751 fe et in a northwesterly and fourteen hundred and twenty-five- (1,425) feet in n •ontheat-tery direction from thr incline shaft on said cl vim. where the location notice is placed, aleeiig the line ,e s.-.td ledge, vt in r of stone cabin . Ilf the Gold Hun Mining District kind in Winncmneca nt the office of the Ooinity Recorder of Uutn boldt county and State of Nov ,<ta. my 12 65t ADOT.T'lfl S WA1TZ. Re.cluter. 1 KfltLllUNKSMUTU rHlNT i 2 cd at title office,