Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 2

THE LOCATIOM IEXB TEN YEARS OLD UA1LYNEVA1JASTATEJOVRNAL Pownins Editor Jk Proprietor NOVEMBER 19 1880 BIDAY excuse uuvb liver' complaint? Is there any olrnl1 on from dav THE CRADLE NOTICE Governors Elected By the Bright Eight Cullom St John VOTE THE STATES OR GARIELD HAVE YOU EVER TRIED Roberts AT THANKSGIVING BALL or Benefit AT THK railroad competition Minin HAGERMAN Smith loor Manager Wholesale and Retail Dealer in THE BEST MUSIO PROVIDED GROCERIES hardware AND MOTTO: COMPETITION DEIED! I Had he found such bonan ocltf THE GREAT ONE PRICE! the HAGERMAN nov20 At important about six of of 'Gov of Louisiana has ap pointed Manning ex Chief Justice of the State Supremo Court United States Senator vice Spofford deceased Kellogg will retain his seat al! the same John Whiteaker the Democratic rep resentative from Oregon before leaving for Washington advised the Democrats not to give up their election bets as he thought the cry of fraud would be in vestigated by Congress enough to deed away half of his ingf?) claims CZ" All classes of legitimate advertisements not exceeding six lines inserted in this column for 50 Cents per week Hon Berry Wm Plnniger VvansI IL Thyes ago it would have been Mr all is a man of in whiskieb: Twenty four years old Old Extra Bourbon 9 vears old Obi Extra Rye 3 years old Old Durham Rd A A Ohi Scotch Old Irish Thanksgiving Oysters THE PALACE BAKERY will have a lot of fine Eastern canned oysters on hand for Thanks giving Leave yonr ord rs now lw Charles Reade the novelist sends for Central Park some cuttings from amulberry tree at the grave of Shake speare The Latest News A GRAND REDUCTION in prices of the finest millinery goads A large assortment of magnifi cent Beaver and Plush Bats Derbys and draws eathers and lowers All will be sold at prices never known before at the niillint ry establish mentof MRS JULIA pH Er COTT novfi The River Mills The Brunswick Mexican and Morgan mills have from 30 to 40 men each on their pay rolls The Brunswick is temporarily shut down to allow the wood drive of the Genoa lume Company to pass The mill has about four supply of tailings on hand The Mexican has a like amount and the Morgan half as much When these tailings are exhausted the mills will have to cease working unless Mr air succeeds in the meantime in laying bare the long looked for and promised bonan za Times Superior 'Workmanship AT MODt BATE charges is guaranteed byWm Gocggel the watchmaker and jeweler he warrants all his work for 12 mouths Store on Virginia St Ueno THE METROPOLITAN They are the best in town Htie also can be ouud everything else kept in first class res anrant PA '11 dlUNO and shoe store BivriRS: Bolters Augustora Miner Boonekarni Vermouth Orange PAXTON CURTIS CO JANKERS RENO NEV DRAW ON San rancisco New York London Etc And Transact a General Banking Business pleted his transcontinental scheme to reach the Pacific coast by the consolida tion of the Union Pacific and Central Pacific and getting into Mexico by the Texas Pacific and Tom new branch one of which is to run from ort Worth to Alerado or Sale EIGHTY HEAD of A 1 da'ry cows price $2000 90 gallou milk route 2 wagons 100 cans price $750: 61 acres land one mile east of Court House perpetual water Government title price $3000 8 horses price $175 Ou and after the 17th of October 1880 hotels boarding houses restaurants etc will be sup plied with milk at thirty (30) cents per gallon And families after their milk month is up at foi ty 10) cents per gallon Bills payable when presented ocI3tf A RICE sheetings flannels towels napkins etc burnese Carpets oil cloths and wall 1 am in receipt of INE LCT SUITS With Extra Coats Pants and Vesta AU ORItKRS PROMPTLY ILLED Address VERDI MILL Co aprO3 tf Verdi Nevada or Rent A PORTION of my new house consisting of bod room dining room kitchon use of parlor allowed Enquire of MRS BOYNTON nov7tf Olive Tree Swan Old Turn CALIORNIA WINH: Mount Vineyard Angelica Pod Sherry Claret White Champagnes vational ui ape Buena ista Gone to The Silver State says: all has left Unionville for the present and we believe is going to Arizona Ho says that he spent $3 000000 of the product of the Arizona mine iu Unionville or two or three years past his mining operations did not pay in consequence of the ruinous discount on bullion but he continued to work his mines and his mills at a loss and finally had to succumb to the inevitable Had he found such bonan zas as were developed in the Arizona mine years otherwise domitable pluck and untiring energy and perseverance and it is a matter of deep regret to the people of Unionville as well ns a severe blow to the prosper ity of the place that he was not suc cessful Give me a call and you will convince yourself that you can do no better than calling at One Price Boot and Shoe Store nov6 THOS BARNETT DRATS ON SAN RANCISCO EE CHARGE ought and Sold on Comm' 881 Advertising Medium The advertising columns of Journal afford an excellent oppor tunity to our readers to study out where purchases of all kinds can ba made on the most advantageous terms All classes of goodscan there be found advertised from a suit of clothes or nice silk dress to the dain tiest ornament in the jewelry line The Journal reaches nearly every fatfiily as well as business house in the county and therefore adver tisers seek its columns that the public may know iiTLcl Let Live 1 EVERY DESCRIPTION MINJXG and bridge timbers SHiXGbES Oommoii and iinahiug Lumber Matched and Dressed looring Celling Bevel Edge Siding Rustic Siding ancy pointed Pickets DOORS BLINDS SASH VKX IIlING ANCY RONT DOORS TRANSOMS Wlnclov tn) Door ramea and Aich Itrave Mailr to Order BRACKETS SAWED BA LISTERS And all kinds Scroll Sawing done to order NEWEL POSTS BALUSTERS A TURNINGS SZ Goods delivered to all parts of the citj free of charge Commercial Row Rexxo Nev Give mo a call before purchasing elsewhere as it will be to your interest Tickets Admitting Gentleman and Lady to Ball nl7td and Supper QUEENSWARE LIQUORS NOTIONS GENERAL MERCHANDISE The New Route An change will take place iu weeks from this time by the opening of the new route to the Eastern States via the Southern Pacific and the Atchison Topeka Santa a Railroads Passen gers and freight it is announced will be transported over these roads com mencing on the first of January next The San rancisco Call says: The opening of this route will add hereafter greatly to the business of San rancisco for it will place valuable mines in easy communication with points from which supplies may be drawn and this city is sure to furnish machinery as well as many descriptions of provisions etc It is stated that fifty palace cars are in course of construction for the iww overland route of the South ern Pacific Railroad Company when the connection is made with the Atchison Topeka Santa Railroad to accom modate passengers Stages will com mnnnn to morrow Thursday running bet we the Southern Pacific and Atchi son Topeka Santa Railroads the distance being 125 miles Th fare by stage is $20 So passengers can already go East by the new route by taking stage for the distance named The Oakland Tribune of the 10th con tains the following: Last evening by the energy and equisite taste of Mrs I Requa the Requa mansion near Piedmont was illuminated in honor of the Republican victory and in accord with the grand ratification meeting held at the headquarters The position ot tlie residence and multiplicity 01 h0iho made it a beautiful object of interest The brilliancy even in the moonlight was plainly discernible from Berkeley Brooklyn ruitvale and this city even the passengers on the San 1' raucisco and other boats on the bay were attracted by it Mr Requa is the Chairman of the Nevada Stats Central Committee Su perintendent of the Chollar Potosi mine and has been a prominent lead in anil influential Republican in that State for many years The illumination was the grandest in the Alameda cam paign Having determined to sell all our goodfat cash prices we can sell you ladles Misses and infante boots and shoes prices never before fhown to the people of Nevada an 1 the surrounding country About Gloves Gloves have a strange eventful history Iu the third century a glutton named Pithyllus never dined without gloves This en abled him to seize before his fellow guests the hot meats with rapidity and to prevent his tongue from being burned he had it encased iu a leathei sheath The origin of gloves is uucer tsiu However in the eleventh century the nobles wore gloves highly orna mented with cameos rubies pearls and emeralds The dignitaries of the Vene tian republic woie gloves heavily em broidered with gold and pearls Chaile magne was as turnons for his splendid gloves as for his walnut wine Later Italy and Spam introduced the fashion of wearing gloves with subjects painted thereon like fans In the sixteenth and following century sovereigns accepted presents of gloves which was more pa cific than picking one up when thrown down Anne of Austria whose lily white hand was celebrated and caused Buckingham to fall madly in love with it had a special messenger to go to Spain and have her gloves manufactured following the pattern During the reign of Elizabeth English gloves woven in rose leave patterns were cele orated They were manufactured in iu Romo by Truugipaue who with another maker Maddalena exported them perfumed The goods are just in from the manufactory at Chicago where tney were made I am oCenng to sell them at BEDROCK PRICES TOWL ranktown Nev WINE HOUSE Commercial row reno Nevada Offen for sale by gallon or bottle W1S1KS AXII BRANDIES: 18 Grande Marque United Vincjard Ilkiiuefiey Peach Blackberry California Apple Jack bums: 8t Croix Jamaica KEhCH LIQUOR and winks: Standard Champagnes Kot den Chan pagne Bky rereri Carte Blanche do Krugp Champagne ine Bordaux in blurry Port ine Claret ine Widte Wine Absinthe Curacao Ponbbe CafTo Benedictine (o) Prices reasonable to suit the times CHIELOVICH CO mr4 tf The general reader is not supposed to have access to all mediums of informa tion for which reason we append the statement of Governors chosen at the late election in fifteen States as fol lows: Colorado itkin Republican Connecticut Governor II Lige Bloxham Ten years ago to day the first numberf the Nevada Stats Journal was is a weekly published and edited by A Littlefield ellows and Laws On Saturday June 15 1872 Messrs ellows and became the proprietors of the Nevada State Journal and it was continued as a weekly by them until ebruary 19 1873 when it was issued a semi weekly till April 1 1874 when it was issued as a daily and weekly thereafter On Sep tember 5 1874 Downing became the sole owner publisher and proprietor of the Nevada State Journal and it has been continued by him as editor and proprietor to the present time Ten years is a long time in the history of any paper That the Journal has been able to exist for such a period is due to the liberal support it has always re ceived from the people for in all these years it has never received a single cent from any candidate for public office nor has it ever been paid anything for ever advocating or opposing any measure in its editorial columns The Journal has endeavored to be fair and impartial it has had no purpose save to do exactly right It has never gone out of its way to injure a personal or political enemy and all times has been careful not to un justly attack the character of any private citizen It has been emphatically a paper and has never declined to publish communications on any sub ject from any source so long as they were not abusive or libelous In the future as in the past the Journal will strive to help tho State the county Washoe and particularly the town Reno Eureka Sentinel The Union Pacific Railroad has re cently made mi inwortant reduction in its freight and passenger tariffs The reduction we think is to be attributed to the fact that the Atchison Topeka and Santa road is nearing completion and a connection with the Southern Pacific It is stated that the Southern road is destined to command the largest share of the freight carrying business of the coast Eastern cities are also bid ling actively for the Arizona trade and drummers from the East are invading that Territory by the hundreds This all comes of railroad competition But Nevada and California are not in position geographically to derive much benefit from the completion of this new transcontinental line Unfortunately for us the westerly ends of both of the overland roads are controlled by one and the same company It will make no difference to this company which of the roads gets the big end of the busi ness What Nevada requires is cross roads between these through lines We can then patronize the line that treats us the best by giving us the cheapest rates Our State would also be immeasurably benefitted by the opening up of hun dreds of mining districts now dormant for the want of capital and proper facil ities for their successful development The constructiou'of the proposed road from Eureka to the terminus of the Utah Southern would afford this section of Nevada immediate relief The mo ment of its completion would afford us the benefits arising from the competing rates of rhe Union Pacific In view of this state of facts we sub mit to the business world hereabouts whether it woutd not be well to bring to the attention of the legislative delega Lost A MAP of some defiled land la Township 18 Ranges 23 and 29 east was lost ec me where in Reno on November 17th The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at the Depot Hotel BV19 1W Settle Up ALL PERSONS indebted to the undersigned must settle their accounts by January 1st 1881 GEO OGG Market Beno Nev TH? STORE Invitation Committee: AN RANCISCO at YOUR DOOR on aavowntng A walker Hol and Chamberlain Davis NEWS THE MORNING i John Sherman would rather be Sena tor than Secretary Special dispatches say that Bret Harte is aeriously ill at Newstead Abbey En gland The Sun says that Thomas Platt 511 be United States Senator vice Kernan and that Congressman Levi Morton will be made Secretary of the Treasury The London special says: Qnr Shanghai correspondent telegraphs that a treaty was concluded yesterday thoroughly controlling the question of Chinese immigration General Hancock is in tho enjoymeut of splendid health and has not looked Ba well for along time showing conclu sively that he has not allowed himself io be greatly worried by his defeat Tho Director of the Mint estimates the gold coin and bullion in the country on November 1st at $28000000000 bullion at Mints $85000000 This does not include the bullion held by miners and private parties Total silver coinage to November 1st $13000000 William Chandler writes a letter in which he takes tho view of most com mon sense persons that a subscription for the benefit of Grant would be a humiliation to him and urges the renewal of the proposition made once before that Grant shall be placed upon the re tired army list with the rank of General and annual pay of $17500 Johu Calhoun a nephew of the great Southern statesman of the same Baine has been adjudged insane at Can delaria and sent to the insane asylum at Stockton He is a man of great physi cal and mental power but when deliri ous is violent and dangerous He im agines himself Jesus Christ Thecause of his dementia is wounds received inthe ist'j war 'Captain Eids has filed with the Gov ernor of California his report on the drainage and mining debris ft is one of tho most important docu ments of the day to that State He re views the whole subject and declares the Sacramento valley in danger and Suisun and San rancisco bays menaced but concludes that there is a remedy and that by systematic treat ment of tho rivers it can be made effect ual The application of the following from the Salt Lake Tribune to our own camps is so marked that we have repub lished it for the benefit of the here who will see the point: is not a mining community on the Coast that is not cursed by the Location iend That the blackmailer is bad there is no denying but for tricks thau are mean and tricks that are contempt Gre Location iend is doss LiKe i zannn fiPilTfl him off tne buyutu jvu With a copy of Coppars hand book ana with a tape line he roams abroad and woe betide the old stakes that may come in his way You might build another Chinese wall around the 1500 feet of ground upon which you hud been to work tor years and congratulating your self upon having a Jclear title if not a rrood mine Try to sell your claim and you will find that the iend has been around and swung the northwest corner of his through your Chinese wall and can bring ten good citizens to swear they had seen him put up the location notice of the long before you was born It never annoys the Location iend to be cramped for room He has been known to climb up one side of a pine tree and down the other with a i tape line between his teeth in order to get all of the 300 feet on each side of his ledge that the law allows him The Location ieud never works a claim He is too busy for that He is of ntnmnpile and the last to leave You could not get up in the night and put up a monument on a new discovery without finding the iend hard at work staking off extensions Lynching cannot squelch him he was never known to die but we would sug gest as the most effectual remedy for his extermination the enforcement of the stumpage law Compel the iend to pay stumpage for the timber he his destroyed in making stakes on the pub lie domain and a pine board would soon mark the last resting place of the re mains of him who could not live long tn if pil tiwav half of his min Scwing Machines A EW LATE improved Singer Sewing Ma chines for sile cheap at Lachman fc lw Updike HAS REMOVED his chop next door to Weptem Hotel Plaza street where he Is prepared to do all kinds of painting paper hanging kalsomln ing etc novlfi tions of Enreka and White Pine coun ties the general desirability for the early aavazaaaaab construction of the proposed branch road I After all sharp rivslry and compe tition is the most effectual cure for Ladies get your Dry Goods and railroad abuses and oppressions With more railroads there will be fewer com ancy Goods at Isaac Barnett about extortions and discrimi I Sons leadiDg Dry is to be found the largest assort You Have no Have you any rnB for suffering with dyspepsia or menf he best Roods the lowest 1 ritntJi i 1 1 nr I VT I 1 zT AZnI fill hH why you fihouia go on num vt ay vvz pneeBj uiuck uu wazav 3 complaining with sour stomach sick headache habitual costiveness palpitu black and colored silk brocades fion of the heart heartburn water brash gnawing and burning pains of black "and colored satin and a the nit of the stomach yellow skin coated tongue and disagreeable taste in large assortment of brocades all No! is positively colors and old gold brochies Vtde of immense variety in silk velvets iff01yo7u5douiSt black and colored cashmere from 50 cents up' ever possible color and quality in Dress Goods to suit everybody an immense va In Reno November 18 1880 to the I wife ot Dr red Hutchins a daughter I riotv of Dancy GOOdSJ ladies 4 and hose cor everybody in prices THE TOM3 At Lemmos' Nov mb''r 17th 1880 Sets to Suit John Hoffman a uativu of Germany aged I yearn and quality In no November 18th 1880 Chatfield ag 5 years MusllIlS Green be the turf above thee I riend of my tter days table linen Irnnn than hnt tn loVB tiled 1 Nor named thee but to praise for all demands Ij I lorida and Louisiana pnprs ples copy Cloaks dolmailS and ISH ROTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCER Deeds and other papers drawn au ments taken at reasonable rates In irst National Bank nl2 low Republican lorida Governor Democrat Governor Kansas Governor aruihl i Governor John Loug Republican Michigan Governor II Jerome Republican Missouri Governor Critten den Democrat Nebraska Governor Albinus Nance Republican New Hampshire Governor Bell Republican New Jersey Governor Ludlow Democrat North Carolina Governor Jarvis Democrat South Carolina Governor Ha good Democrat ir wt ina 110 Tennessec wveiuw publican Texas Governor O'M Democrat JAMISON SON DKALKK8 IN HTATIONKKV PAPERS magazines UIGafi tobacco yanee notions Ooromercisl Bow Reno Nev Lonkkx EB Smith VERDI PLANING MILL CO JANUAOTURXRS AND DEALERS IN THE DISTRICT COURT THE STATE of Nevada tn ana lor wabuu vmmj mrinr In the matter of the estate John Johnston deceased Notice of application fr thd adiuis bion of the art will and te tament of aid de LadlCS Underwear ceaaed probate and letters tt tameutary I Notice is hereby given thst JnoJ 3 Shoemaker rnrySS trimmings and buttons and Beydhavs nled with the Giers of this i ouitap tition praying that the last will aiiU i teHtameut of said John Johnston decca ed be inafch ailmntei to probate and for letters testamentary I upon tho estate of John Johnaton deceas an 1 oct qhfldes of that the I5lh day of Du ember A 18 0 at ten All tllC latCSt SHdaeS Ot o'clock in the forenoen of said day the same be iug a day of the Septem'ier A 18 0 te'mof I nodg tide Court as the time and placefor hearing sal tition when ano where any person interested I mlirnfion may appear and show cause why the prayr of 1 Samples Sent Oil application said petition and application should not be granted HARK PARISH Giers promptly filled Dated Reno November 1 1 th 1880 I BARNETT NOTICE ADMINISTRATRIX Agent for oster Lace Kid SALE REAL ESTATES Gloves This glove is far superior Notice is hereby given that in to any glove in quality and shape pursu of an rder of sale of the Dis I nov7 trict Court of the becoiid 3 nd i rial Diairict of te I State of Nevada held in and for Washoe county made un the 29th day of Heptcmb a A 188U in in the matter wf the tate of Samujl Oake HAMMOND Sb WILSON deceVucL the uiiderHigued the A 'miuititratrix I of 8 id estate will sell ht public auvti to ANU SALK STAIILE highPbt bidder fur cash Mold coin of the (nitHd riKKY A in Staten and subject to bytiaid Court I ou Saturday tue utn any i ueurmuci 1 H8li at ou 0 said day at and in areonc8 morein view the property herein deft in the wn Of li uity of Washoe and State of I HR NEW STABLE Nevada all the right title interest and estate of the said Saiuuui kes at the time ot hs Opposite Ihe De not House at or that his ebtate has bi neo in any manner acquired in and to thf west ninety ieet of that ar0 reftdy to carry on our businesa as here pi re parcel or tract of land known and oe iOr Te cribHil on the maps of tho town of Reno afon Raid ftR lot number one in block uf saxd town I Suwativille and Surprise Valley of Reno with hp tn ments and imp'ovenu ntR I erected on the south by 9i of said parcel of will leave the Labe House at their regu ground with ibw ground lease and ren tlu I as before the fire 2 bv 90 feet of Vd parcel of lands next north of 1 rA Itho hiiild i nt4 llPTbOn 1 belong ng to the grund lessee) also th build Ve have th Best of Accomnioilalioni iig bnpr veinutH on the U'r 4 by 9J et Our jtne said 40 by 99 feet which buildings and im proveinputs xtend no th fc by 90 feet st HAMMOND WI LSON Propriety en land ground ieaM from another person and not owned by dd estat iili said last named uuildinganf improvements win uu rtely from 40 by 90 feet of hn 1 Hand land an 1 tem inents above described shall nut be Hold at public auction on the day above named by reason of any failure of bidders or other Rood an I lawful reuaori then said pri inisefi 11 afterwards old at private sales by the under siw ned when a suitab purchuRer shall be found The ter us and mdl of such sale nrlvalu Will hH Caqh IU WUflUfl puuimvi I WH MM XZ United States ld coin Ten pr cent of gj MARY ACADEMY sale urite to be paid on the day of sale the bal ance ou the confirmation ot such sale tie expense ot purchaser Unless such sale i made to the owner of the mortgages described in Ihe afo ail order of sale which sal are chb fly Hold to satisfy and In which event aid property willb sold to the aai I mortgages on the terms prescribed Administratrix Of the estate of Samuel 0kM Thursday Evening Nov 25 1880 Keuo November 17th 188) I pavilion 'Colorado 3 Nebraska 3 Connecticut New Hampshire California 1 New York 3o Illinois 21 Ohio 22 Indiana 15 Oregon 3 Iowa 11 Pennsylvania 2D Kansas 5 Rhode Island 4 Maine 7 Vermont 5 USS ichusetts 13 Wisconsin 10 Michigan 11 Minnesota 5 20 States 214 STATES OR HANCOCK Alabama 10 New Jersey 9 Arkansas CiNorth Carolina 10 California 5 Nevada 3 Delaware 3 South Carolina 7 lorida 4 Tennessee 12 Georgia 11 8 Kentucky 12 irginia 11 Louisiana 8 West Virginia Maryland 8 Mississippi 8 19 States 1 to Missouri 15 Jay Gould it is said has now com.