The White Pine News, 1870-07-21

E. E. ROOT. B. B4(L>). ROOT 4k BAILEY, SroCFSSOIMI TO P. J. WHITF. A Cm., Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, marlO-tf <13 Front street, gnu ftmnrlscn. Dissolution Notice. I'HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORK EX EXISTING - ISTING EXISTING Imtweeu J. W. STOUT and J. 8. ALLEN has been this .lay (Unsolved bvmutusl consent. j. w. STOrT. J. 8. ALLEN. Hamilton, Kev., Inly 1, 1870. The bueiueea will be continued at the old stand, by STOUT A ORONART, who will settle the affair* yf the late Arm of Stout k Allen. I. W. STOUT, jyl8-2w* C. H. CRONART. PROCEEDINGS Of Ik, Union Republican Stale - ml ( oinmlttn. At a meeting of the union refi b bLIU - LIU bLIU AN State Central committee, hold >i Virginia city, June 33, two. It was Resolved. That a Hi.tr Convention of the Na Natlonal - tlonal Natlonal Union Republican Party he held at Elko on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER TWENTY FIRST, 1370, to nominate candidate, for the fob lowing office*, to wit: Governor, Lieutenant Lieutenantllovernor, - llovernor, Lieutenantllovernor, Representative iu Oongriwi, Jnatlce of the Bupreue Court, Secretary of gtate, Attorney. General. Treasurer of State, Controller of stale, Surveyor-General, Niipcrintendrnt of Publle In Inatructiou, - atructiou, Inatructiou, Stale Mineralogist, and Clerk of tie Supreme Court, ami tbe tram*, lion of aucli other business as shall properly come before said Convention. On motion. Resolved. That rack enmity be entitled to one Delegate at large, one for each one hundred {MO) votes, aud one for eaeh fra. fra.lion -- lion fra.lion over fifty (10) east (Ur the Heimbllean lTi-si lTi-sident - dent lTi-sident la I Elector* at tke cleel Ion of 13«g. Ou motion, Resolved, Thai we recommend to tile several County Ceulral Committee* that the Primary Election of Delegate* to both Rtate and County Convention* he held on the 13th day of September, ltd#, and that at said election one delegation be elected to the State Convention aud one ilelegatlon to the Cunnty Conventioo. On motion. Benolved. That a voter at the 1 uion Republican Primaries shall possess the following quaUfieatlomi: Ho shall be a cltlasi. of tbe l nltcd aisles ami Stale of Nevada; he shall at the time or voting at the Primaries be a qualified elector and registered voter of the p'C. duct in which he offer* to vote; he shall bavi voted the Union Republican ticket, fit'.ce ,DJ National, at the general election of November A. D. lufig, or would have done so bad It beet, possible to vote: he shall solemnly pledge him self to rot* for the nominees of the Union Re jublUan partjj at the general election InNovrtn Resolved. That wc recommend to the sever*, County Central Committees, that on the day ot the Primary Election for Delegates to the M l cral Conventions, the people be requested to ea preae tbrit preference for the candidates for the srtrrnl oBccit, State and Cmialy, by n direct vote* UMf gates uv a^H-itM-Bd it to tin* several coun counties - ties counties as CoUo*«; CbuicbiU.2 Njrv.4 ! vnigfr*. tOiwtgr.« I InmMk.4 «o»y.»« Humbol.lt.4 BRnfcoa...*...10 Lyon ..4 BkO...*.**......» Tiffirr. 11 Whit* Pitw ..K« Lincoln.*1 - Total..*...*,...W. . x a h. ball. Chairman Nevada 8mm Central Committee N'», tional Unio» ^kpuWican Barty. J*2* td C. C. B4n*nv4»f 8#rjvtar*^

it was a fortunate thing lor Eureka , when those enterprising stagers. Wood Wood; - ; Wood; rnfl' A Knnor, stocked tlw* mute from White Pine to Palisade via this place. Besides being a great accommodation to residents here, it has l>e< n the means of i turning a vast travel this way, which is more or less la m tieiul to tliu Lusipoes of the town. The stages at lire and depart on time, and usually go loaded to the guards. All who have passed over the new route to the railroad, express them themselves - selves themselves highly pleased with the accoinmo accoinmo(lotions, - (lotions, accoinmo(lotions, absence of dust and other com comfort* - fort* comfort* which none hut tin traveling public ran appreciate. It is indeed a pleasant route and fast growing in popular favor. Mr. Woodruff is now at the front, ja*r ja*rh - h ja*rh oting arrangements which are to greatly enhance the pleasures of a trip In this line. The stages eouiiect daily with the ears at Palisade, and much of the travel to and from White Pine, passes over this route for the purpose of obtaining a view of the two new and flourishing mining riming - Eureka and Mineral Hill. Kkillnmn and MeKenney arc* here east easting - ing easting ahont for a fulcrum on which to place their lever to move the world. Their now paper -'The l'.nreka Sentinel - will umke its appearance to-morrow. The Kurekan's are an appreciative |>oo pie, and the new paper w ill he w ell filled with ' live ads.' The furnaces are all in successful ope- i ration, and turn out in the aggregate about sixteen tuns of hulliou per day, ! worth sav, $1,000. Several new furna furnaces - ces furnaces are in course of construction and more projected. Col. Boa! dons not want the Demo- 1 eratie nomination for Governor; hnt I ! think ho would he willing to 'swing around the circle ' on the Congrewidnal course. ('\«*. RtiSfcttoncous. KOHN & BRO., lMFOltTKlts OF CLOTHIHO, BOOTS A SHOES, Domestics, Hats and Blankets, Nut. 0 4 II K HI., bet* Front him! W, SACRAMENTO, CAL. jyll-tf NOTIOB T H HKHKHY til YEN TftAT «tt JH>Altl» OF I J County fYuutnistiinncn* of While lino county will wit at public auction, at the Court honor of HMl.t county, on HATFRLAY. August 2U, 1870, at 1*2 o'clock n>., the follow inff-drwrrlbcd property- - to writ: Lot* J and In black *>, in the towu of ; Hwanwn, on which I* Mtuabal the old Comity , Httapltoi, together with said Hospital Building. By order of the Board. Attest: H. M. EDDY, Clark. ' Ibunlltou, Nov., July 16, 1870. JyltMil FOR BUSINESS CARDS.

Emmet, .Inly 1(5, |H7o. Km ion Patt y Nkwh : In December I last 1 ajiont a week or more in this *cc *cction. - tion. *cction. After a careful survey of the* 'tit 'titnation - nation 'titnation ' since luy arrival, two days ago, I am quite certain that * somepody's peen here since I *ve peen gone for the town has nearly doubled in mve and smelting : works, and other improvements of a sul> sul>! - ! sul>! Htantial nature have multiplied in ulsmt the same rate. The town is indeed going ahead at a rapid rate, though it is still modest, and can not be accused of putting on metropolitan airs. Puddings are be being - ing being brought in in pveat num tiers from Elko, Carlin and other idiots, and iih a result real estate in Naphta is daily, if not hourly, advancing. The arrival* Are also i largely iuexccii*ot tUodepartin'*; though the present influx can not b« truthfully sit down ns a lush. The excitement which invariably attends a mining ex excitement - citement excitement ot first-obits magnitude, is lack lacking. - ing. lacking. Still, the people here appear in intent - tent intent on ImildiBg a lag town; and unless 1 ( mis* my guess Eureka w ill ere long lx* one of the moat populous places in F.ist F.ist! - ! F.ist! ern Nevada. Whether or not the mines of the Pistriet are capable of supporting a town of the proportions that will doubt doubtj - j doubtj less Ik* realized iu the case of Eureka, re remains - mains remains to lx> Been. Ah mutters now stand, I otilv a limited number of mines have been fully developed; yet in every case the general indications, of both wealth and permanency, are all that could b« desired. The Jackson, Buckeye, Itiuh* mond, Champion, and ReMinel, are es esteemed - teemed esteemed tho leading iniues ot the District, and nil of them are 1 K*ing worked with dividend-paying narrow. Pow der in sel seldom - dom seldom renaired in working nuy of tho mines I lm\e enumerated - the ore being soft carl sin a to, easily and cheaply mined with the pick and gad. A few men are then fore sufficient to supply the most extensive reduction works with ore, and in this fact lies the greatest obstacle to , the permanent growth and prosperity of ' the tow*n - th* tub** trill r -/>-'* *tnjil<>y *tnjil<>yI - I *tnjil<>yI m*nt to any very ctnnriilrrabl* mnatmr . miner*. Proprietors of mines and smalt* I iug works, howevi r. have a good thing, and most persons thus fortunately situ , nted will be likely to amass gjicedy ! fortunes.

EASTERN NEWS. Nrw York, July 11*. Under the news brought hy cable tele telegrams, - grams, telegrams, there was great excitement in the gold room. This afternoon the pro ran up to 23'4, at which it cloned. Heat to-day intense. Se veral cases of sunstroke - d fatal. The Prussian Government has made proposals for Stevens' battery. The German^ will hold a mas- meeting at Torapkin'n Park to-morrow. The steamship Silesia, with mail, nailt d to-day with PniRHian tings Dying. lioMmif, July lb. The residence of .1. H. Hhnn*. Cam Cambridge, - bridge, Cambridge, has lieen destroyed by fire. Loss, flO.OOO. Ai.niNY, July P*. Thermometer at 100 in the shnrfc FOREIGN NEW8. Dkri.in, July lb. The King of Prmmiii made a H|>o<'ch to the people last evening, saying In* would not ne held responsible for the war. He might. i»ersonally, l»e passive under out outrage; - rage; outrage; but Germany, even from lieyond the aeas, had spoken. Sacrifices were sure. Prussia had lieen spoiled by rapid victory in two wars, and perhaps a worse fate awaited her in the new war. How However, - ever, However, we know what to bnjw from: God, the army, and the people. Pash, July lb. La Lilx'rte states that (Imngnrgnier will proliably lx* Minister of War. vice Lcbuuii, who takes the field. d-30 p. ni, - Not even a skirmish lias yet taken place. Hesse Darmstadt withdrew her agent I row Paris tills morning Napoleon will probably not le«>c for the front until everything is ready for active operations. Several suspected Prussian agents have been arrested. Rochefort's Marseillaise appeared to today, - day, today, bnt was promptly mined. 4 p. in. - Prince Napoleon is expected here to-morrow. He will probably take the field. The Bourse is firmer. '''he journals say that Prussians who remain neutral will not lie expelled front France. No battle expected for Home time; and no diplomats nor foreigners will lie al allowed - lowed allowed in French camps. I*a Liberte gives the following pro programme: - gramme: programme: The army will first enter Hesse, in order to neutralize Southern German v. It than will occupy tbe City <>t Frank Frankfort; - fort; Frankfort; thence Wing able to sweep all the Pruaaian territory to the left of the Rhine. 'Then it will outer Prussia by way of Westphalia, aud the reconstruc reconstruction - tion reconstruction of the Rhenish Confederacy will follow.

Several deputies to the Corps Legis Legislate - late Legislate ate »eeldng for commissi.ms in the army. Duverue has applied for com command - mand command in the ordnance corps. The Journal Officief to-day has a sig significant - nificant significant article on the attitude of Hol Holland. - land. Holland. It says that no one can ignore the ambitious design of Prussia against the independence of Holland. Jtisnmnk wishes to make that generous and illus illusj - j illusj trious Nation submit, as the Danish ' Duchies were forced, to render Holland a naval station of the North Herman Confederation, and under pretext of es establishing - tablishing establishing close commercial relations, tried to place Prussian custom officers at Amsterdam. The patriotic emotions . aroused in either land, at the time of the Luxemburg affair, must also be re rememl»ered; - meml»ered; rememl»ered; nor will it be forgotten that without the firm stand taken by France then, Prussian poliew would hw had results fatal to the InaciXStidenee and au autonomy - tonomy autonomy of tlu* Netherlar s. The cabi cabi| - | cabi| net id the Hague is oniUguaid, and will : not fail to maintain the real interest of ! the Country. The burnt* paper luw the following: ' We learn from Xeufehltttd that meas measures - ures measures of Federal Hovei anient arc nil directed against Franco; but uro inspired by friendly neutrality. Switzerland knows she has nothing to fear from France, her national ally and firm friend. The measures taken by Switzerland, and to secure the respect of Prussia for her j neutrality, are in our favor; ns by her geographical position she protects an important portion of our frontier.' The friendly feeling of tho Spanish people towards France is also point'd 'out by the Journal, which says: 4 Wo hear from Spuiu that all have diced how carefully, in the present conflict, | our Horerninent and ehauilx-rs have 1 avoided any act or expression of un unfriendliness - friendliness unfriendliness toward that power. Tliia results from the feedings of sympathy between the two nations.' LETTER FROM EUREKA. Sjttt.il Wki:e Piai £dl; 5iw:

Fimw MAUTY OF MW, PORK -ml Wir'rriA*, .-on»tM>llj(*h»iKl, Al*.. Sausage, Head Cheese, Bologna, etc., At Aeaionable Brices! Rendered Tallow, for Bulling use. Frenh Leaf Lard. Beat quality Pickled Pork, put up by myseli. jyC-tf CHAB. KARHKTRIN. OPPOSITIOKJOMMIQPOLT! PEOPLE'S MARKET! (TMK1L * MAKTIXPropHetoi., JOHN 0*JO;iL.rp. VAjrTIN. THE CHpfCWT Mutton^ etc.. Constantly on hand, and for sale, at Wholesale or Retail, AT AH LOW A PR1CP, a* at any of the Combination Market*. All description* of Ssiuwge, Head Cheese, etc., constantly on hand. Meats delivered in any part of the County, without extra charge. Rendered Tallow, for Mill arul Mining pur purPatronise - Patronise purPatronise the PEOPLE * MARKET, and you will keep the price of beef at reasonable figures iyio-tr Applications tor Patent. Application^ for Patent. XOTIC'K NO. «». Rkouteb's Orrn | AmW; Nevada, April 'JHtb. M70. t Notice i* hereby uiyrn, that the Mukwonago Mining Company ha* this day filed in this office a diagram, together with a notice of Application for Patent from th< Tridled Slates, under Act erf Congress approved -Inly Jtitb. IMS), for Eight Hundred feet of the Oolden Lode, known as the Mukwonago Minin*; Company's claim, situated in the White Pine Mining District, White Pine County, Nevada, and more particularly described an follows: Be Beginning - ginning Beginning at a point whence the southeast corner of the survey made for the Aurora Consolidated Hilver Mining Company, on the Aurora Ix>de bear* S.RH degrees W.;mjo fret, thence running N. 111$ degrees E. 300 foot; thence 8. Tflfe de degrees - grees degrees E. 800 feet: thence 8. life degrees W. :iOo feet, and thence N. 78*$ degrees W. 800 feet to the place of beginning, and containing Five Acres and fifty-one one-hundredths of an Acre (5 31-100 acres) of Innd, embracing said lode, and one hundred fret on each aide thereof. Haiti claim is bounded on the west by the Aurora Con Consolidated - solidated Consolidated Hilver Mining Company. Aurora Lode. GEORGE T. TERRY. maa-HOd* Register Application for Patent. NOTICE HO. 16.

Saloons, (fU. FRANK WHEELER, 'RED,' WHOLRHALK RKALKB IN Wines, Liquors and Cigaip, Main at reel, Hamilton, Wt, SOLE AGENT KOR T»f^ Celebrated Cutter Wlil.kj. kou: \atm ron THE SAN BLA8 CIGARS. M7*£lond* *1* 11vrml to all pert* of the country. Jy7.tr ST0NI SALOON, V. T. BSTftft.PROPRIETOR, Hamilton, Hh|tc Pine, \t*v. THK OMOIURNT AND It KIT SELECTED stock <*f Wines, l.i<|uor», ntitl Ciijnrs, Cwi.t.iMIj uu Uiatt. >,741 HEADQUARTERS SALOON, VANDERBILT A LEVAN, Proprietors, SHF.RMANTOWN, XF.VADA THK FINEST BBWDS OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars Constantly on liau«l, and the Best Billiard Ta Tables - bles Tables in the Country. Call and stiupl - Vim's Liquors and jud#t for yourselves. JJfMf PURE W1NE8 AND LIQUORS! CHEAPER THAN ANY IN THE NT ATE! Price put down to snit the times! At the Tollhouse, Swansea. The .stock consists of WHITE ami BSD WINE, WHITE SWEET and CHAMPAGNE WINE, ANGELICA of mi miporior - porior miporior quality, and California GH4PR HR ANDY and WHISKY I By the gallon, quart or tattle. All orders left at I he Warehouse of CLARK a FULLER, corner of 811 ver and Treasure stm ts. Hamilton, will be promptly attended to. Also, sample* of each kind to be found there, and an invitation to all who may wish to purchase to call sml sample It. PETER RKfl-:. Swanoeii, July 16, INTO. jylSatf ENTERPRISE CELLAR. flGlF. UNDERSIGNED WOU1.D BEG LEAVE A to announce to his friends, and the public at large, that he has opened the above place, where The Best of Lager Beer, Wines, Liquors anil Cigars, arc kept. LUNGHEK - such as Caviar, Westphalia Ham. Holland II* rrings. S\w*h Cheese, ana other deli delicacies - cacies delicacies ton numerous to mcnMoti. are s< rved at all hours. Give me a call. CHARLES STURM, Immediately under Much'* Restaurant, jc23-lm Main struct. GRAND HOTEL BAR AND BILLIARD ROOMS, (Entrance on New Montgomery street,! San Francisco, Cal., PETF.lt HOPKINS. PAUL MORONBY. Proprietors. je^N-diu B E L D I N 8'P 1 Corner of Main an«l Dunn Pitrorta, HAVII.TOK, XEY.

La ratne says the Prussian Ambassa Ambassador - dor Ambassador had started for Berlin w ith an official declaration of war. The Journal dn ftoir has information that the American Minister, Washburn, Ua« agreed to protect Prussian subject* in Trance. It adds that Washburn 1ms not made snch a promise without the consent of the Trench Government. Madrid, July 19. The workingmtu inode n deinnnatrn deinnnatrntion - tion deinnnatrntion yesterday. They inarched through the streets Imaiing banners, on one of which was written: ' The people nro dying of hunger.' They informed the Ministry of the Interior and other public departments, that they demanded em employment. - ployment. employment. Their conduct w as orderly, and their manifestations ended without disturbance. Paris, July 19. Bon Carlos, the Spanish agitator, is here. St. pKTKRNiit'iso, July 19. Advices from the agricultural districts say the crops are loolcing verv well and promise a yield al»ovo the average . Paris, July I In the High Court of Justice, at Blois, yesterday, Matiengo moved that, in \ie\v <*f the approach of war and the conse consequent - quent consequent agitation, the ooiisnirnoy oases be postponed. The Court uenied the mo motion, - tion, motion, and the trial* proceeded. Baron Rothschild, who had been drawn as a member of the Jury of the High Court, did not attend, and was fined !>,000f. Paris, July 19. * ublic and private subscriptions to vn vn-Jous - -Jous vn-Jous charitable projects, incident to the Jtr» ®ro very liberal in all part* of the Country. The Duke de Bemantemant »»« pv.n lW.OOUf. to oua of the fniKla. persons have agreed t«> pay car carn - n carn sum* dally during the war, and also t double taxes. Many mnuufnc - to eontiuno the wages of (*mployaa who <uliat. uA -tP*® Dumber of the constituents of r{ll,erB demand hia retirement from he t orps Legislatif, on the ground of jus outrage on the patriotic sentiment of ino Country by hi* recent speech against