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The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
SAN BERNARDINO.
Operations OF the Chavez Gang of
Bandits.


Bandits.
SAN BERNARDINO, NOvem Der
17.-NeWS has just arrived of a
new outrage perpetrated by the
Chavez gang. A few days. ago, a
party of Mexicans rode up to Will
low Spring Station, about forty
miles this side of Panamint, and
demanded it's surrender. They
proclaimed boldly that they were
Chavez and his gang. After hav.
ing tied the only men there
VIM. Riley, the station-keeper,
and Geo. Deckers, teamster-
they forced their way through the
station, helping themselves to
whatever they fancied, and a
foolish traveller approaching, was
relieved ofsevec hundred dollars.
They wound Up by appropriating
Deckers' train anG started for the
mountains. They O-ered no per-
sonal violence beyond tying up
men. Riley'S wife was not mo-
Tested,
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
q Virginia Sufferer.

The Virginia Enterprise of the
9Th has the following: "a young
gentleman named Robinson, who
is acting as clerk for the Relief
Committee, yesterday discovered
that he was uncOnsciOusly con-
tributOr to considerable amount
for the relief of the destitute of
the city. Itappears that the young
man lately came here from Silver
City, in which town he left all of
his best clothes. A day or two
after his arrival he sent word to
Silver City to have his clothes
sent to a Mr.. Fox, on South G
street. According to orders, the
clothes were boxed up and ship
ed as directed. Yesterday young
Robinson called upon Mr.. Fox,
and began asking about his box,
when the face of the latter assum-
ed blank look, that was most
Ominous of trouble. The box had
arrived all right, but Mr.. Fox had
concluded that it was sent by his
brother in California for the suffer
ers, and he had accordingly dis
tribated the whole lot among
those who seemed to be in need.
He had once or twice thought, as
he handed out fancy dress coats,
white vests, gloves and the like
that they were rather gay for the
sufferers, but had finally cenclud-
ed that they might be little out
of fashion, therefore had been
sent to comfort the destitute.
Alas poor Robinson /! All of his
best clothes gone, and to whom,
even his friend Fox was unable
! to saw
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
A Reverend Monster.
From the Virginia Chronicle.


DR.. Cunningham, of San Francis
co, preached a sermon on Sunday
on the Virginia fire, taking the
ground that it was a visitation for
sin. Coming from San Francisco
this is pretty cool. According to
DR.. Cunningham we must believe
that God moved "Crazy Kate" to
get full of whiskey, and that the
Almighty inspired her to kick
over the lamp that started the fire.
He probably created that female
for the express purpose of firing
Virginia, and took such delight
in the coniagration when it got
under way that He wouldn't even
save the Oh urches or the parson-
ages. DR.. Cunningham's God
died several centuries ago. The
Deity of the nineteenth century
doesn't give way TO bad temper
and burn up houses to show that
He is around. He doesn't quench
His fury in human blood, and He
allows even such maligners as DR..
Cunningham to draw fat salary
and insult the intelligence OF the
age in a handsome church.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
SAN FRANCISCO.

The Rain COntinues-.AdVanc In
Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, November IS
There seems to be no end 70 the
rain storm. EARLY this morning
it poured down in torrents and it
has rained more or less ali day.
There has been a steady ed
vance in the prices Of several Of
the leading stocks. Consolidated
Virginia stands to-day at 261;
Ophir, 400; California, 56; Crown
Point, q; Overman, 43; Belcher.
10; Gould & Curry, Isl; Best &
Belcher, 81; Savage, 692. Wood
vile has run up to over seven
dollars, and there have been some
heavy transactions.
Gold and Greenbacks.
Gold in New York, 1l4S@1145
Greenbacks in San Francisco,
S63@87E.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20

WHAT is the matter with the
CStizens It did not come in the
mail to Yuma this week. There
is a screw loose somewhere, for
this is not the first time that this
accident has happened lately.
We cannot we'll do without the
Citizen. If it was defunct we
would have to submit and do
without it, but when we know
that it is alive and kicking up its
heels all over the country and
some parts of Michigan and New
Jersey, it is hard to be deprived
oft. Bro. WATSON, would not the
judicious use of little hickory oil
be very beneficial in your Office ?
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20

NEW PATENTS. Through dis
patches to Dewey & Co., Patent
Agents, S. F., we receive the fol-
lowing advance list of U. s. Pa
tents granted to Pacific Coast in
ventors, viz: II. P. Garland, s..
F., sewing machine for sewing
bags, etc.; Fl. Sea, s. F., brick
machine; A. s. Wadleigh, s. F.,
socket coupling; B. Mailman, s.
F., paddock; S. P. Randolph, Te-
hama, Cal, reissue, cutter head;
Consolidated Tobacco Company,
S. F., trademark for cigars; Lee
Ping and Pou Jib, S. F., trade
mark for teas.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20

Col. BARNEY, David Neahr,
Fitzgerald & Co., and all our lead.
ing merchants received large
amounts of goods this week by
steamer. If you wish to know
where to trade see the Yuma
Business Directory in this paper.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
NEW YORK.

The Progress of the Panama Rail-
road COmpany's New Line OF
Steamships.
NEW YORK, November IS. The
Panama Railroad Company's pro-
posed steamship line from New
York to San Francisco, indepen-
dent of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, seems to be under
good Roadway. They expect to
have everything completed in
time to make the first trip in
June, 1876, and by the December
following to run three trips per
month.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
WEATHER REPORTS.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th, 1877

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1875.
Prescott-Fair, wind calm.
Observation-Disclosures;
fair; wind calm; cirrus clouds, "a,
stratus, "a.
Phenix-Thermo. II; cloudy;
wind, calm; GIRO cumulus, IA,
clouds, A.
Maricopa - Thermo. 70; fair;
wind, N; cirrus clouds, A.
Florence - Thermo. 70; fair
wind, S. W.; cirrus clouds, A.
Tucson-Barometer, 90 10; Their
mometer, "a; fair; wind N. W.;
cirrus clouds, "a.
Yuma-Barometer. 30.01; Their.
mometer, y; cloudy; wind W.;
cirrus clouds, "A; nimbus, "a.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
St. Louis and Morgan County
Mining and Smelling
COMPANY.
VIM. II. WILSON,
Business Manager.
NO. 600 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
[Under Lindell Hotel,
ST. LOU IS, MO.

This Company does a general Land
Agency Business. NegOtiates Loans, &c.
Especial attention given to the Purchase
and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lands, Or
ganizing Mining Companies, &c.
Our determination is to make our Office
the Headquarters for all Mining Men visit
ing our city. We refer to the business
community of st. Louis.
Our facilities for selling Lands are un-
surpassed, from the fact that we propose
to issue Monthly Paper of our own, as
soon as our list of Lands will Justify,
which we will distribute Free throughout
the Eastern States and Europe, thus bring
ing your properties before the public to
the best advantage.
All business correspondence should be
addressed to
w. I'll. WILSON.
feb 20-1y. Business Manager.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
.SDeciul 10 tie I" Sentinel. "
SAN DIEGO.

Arrival of the "AncOn',--The Mails
Fine Prospects for Crops and
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-11-20
ROAD STATION RECEIPTS

B20nk Forage Receipts,
Very important to Station Keepers, and
printed in the form require ed by the latest
Military orders, on hand and for sale at
THE SENTINEL " OFFICE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

To rnr ProrLr or CON HnL, snvsn err
AND DArroH:-Kvsry mas, woman and hild
In any Of the above named plsces should know
az once. that . great want has been supplied By
the opening Of BsnlIxEn's vARrxrI sroRs,
Main street. Gold Hill. opposite the Yellow
Jacket once. There every one who wants
them. and has the moe.yto pay Tor them, can
buy Of the lowest possible eash rates, the fnsss
possible assortment OF perfumery, faney soaps,
bay rum, feather busters. yiofns, guitars, ban.
jos; Q null stock Of the best Italian strings
1swelfy, watches, optical Instruments. lsdies'
t1immlngr, work.boIss. musical and plain pho
tograph albums, Yankee notions, cutlery, worst
Cd, wooden and knitted Foods. Also . lsfks -.
sartment OF natural human hair. All kinds OF
willow ware, hney bird cagss, saichels, brsck.
cts and wall pockets. Also Q splendid assort.
ment Of everything nsedfal In the stationery
line. School hook, lamps. chandeliers, ylobes,
ehlmnsys and juvenile books. Aspsndid q.
sortment Of every variety Of nncy toys,
wagons. bedateadi and hhcy valentines. a
magnificent stock OF ehromos and other pie
lures. Also, particular attsstios paid 70 m
ming pleturcsto order. New goods, ell Of the
bsst possible description. Don't forget the
plsce-haln street, 0old Hi, opposite the Tel.
low Jacket once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

naslrssA Csapetitisa.
NEW Yo,x, April e.-k gsnsra rsduo-
tion Of passenger rates has been mads
on all RAILROADS running 10 western
points. This competition u s1psossdt 70
force shares down still further.
ossy needless Q. eAss.
Crxcuuln. April e.-Ths Democratic
city and county tstst was elected hare
yesterday. The Democrats have elected
their ticiss In Evansville. Troy, Luooa,
Bucyrus, Crrsslins. Dayton. Wooster
and C~hiliooths. The Republicans and
Independents In Springfield. xsnia. Ur-
bans, Mansasid. Wilmington. Young
ton, London and Toledo.
The Csansssieut kisesisa.
NEW HAVEN. April e.-Ths latest 10
turns from this section Of the Congrss-
donal District. gives Phelps. Democrat.
majority Of l.l95. With hve.towns TO
hear from which last year gave the
Democrats q majority Of l49. sandsrs.'
Dem. plurality In the First District,
over Hawlsy. Is 4As. Barnum. DEM,
In the Fourth District, l. reelected BY
probably 1 200 majority. Returns from
Tho Third Distric. are mssgrs, but
probably SALTWATER has been re-
elected. The Senate IL Democrat by q
largo majority. the returns having AREA
dy elected thirteen Democrats out Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
notice TO cANpipArx

Candidates for once a the coming Town
Election. win please bear In mind that their
advertised annoanesmsnts In this paper. a.
well ~ all election printing, sssstH paid for u
afrases. We accept Of NJ eontingsat arrange
ments. but treat all alike. A esndidais Who can
not or win NOT announce himself properly and
pay his printing bins promptly, 10 not o. Tor
the efaes 10 seeks. Moreover. - win not b
successful. All r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
COUNTY oex.z.szexk.a
Tho Board Of County Commissioners
held q meeting yesterday morning and
transacted the following important bust
ne Rasa q TnxN.

ness:
TIE Rass q Taxes.
The State tar was fIed at 90 cents ON
each 500. on all real and personal pro-
psrty. including the net proceeds OF
mines. The tar levied for county pur.
poses Is IS cents on each 500. ON all
real and personal property. including
the net proceeds Of mines. A railroad
tax was levied Of 80 cents on each 300
Of real and personal property. The
school tax ives hxed at 80 cents on each
800 OF real and personal property.
Tho entire tar amounts TO % Is on
500, which 10 tho lowest tar that has
been levied in Storey county for several
years. The tar last year was - 65 on
800. The following bills we're then al
lowed, and the Auditor va ordered 10
draw warrants on tho Treasurer for the
same, after which the Board adjourned
until nsxt Thursday morning Ut II
o'clock:
Aessssss AiisssA.
National Guard. s75; Emmett Guard.
$40; sAuisld Guard. S75; Montgomery
Guard. SIS; Washington Guard. $50;
A Fraser. $50; A Fox. $50; J.. H. Torp.
$50; John Randall, $50; W. b. Shep-
pcrd, $50; Richard Riaing. $26; J. n.
Flint, 500; York fslemento, $40; T.
L. Kelly, $3.50; W. q. Thompson. s270
as; j. ID. Baldwin. Sl.037 so; John
Knox, Sii3 50; John Knox. $325 %;
L Wright. SiO5 25; A. J.. Mcdonnell.
500 10; Edwards x Martin. $3.50 DO; A.
L. Edwards, SIS; j. W. Van Zandt,
$3.50; J. ". Van Zandt. Jr. s75; Icon
g. Thai, $50; John Mcclure. $40; Thos.
ii. Burns, Si5; ]. Kusehman SG;A. Sea-
man, SIS; G. Sweeney. Sl2; Mrs. welch,
$50; W. A. Perkins. $50 so; w. A. Per
kins, 81 20; Derby & Gcarhart, $ii 80;
vininia anu Gold Hill Water Company.
S55; John Maledon. -. Georgs Q. e.
bridge, 81: Fred. Sharbach. 50; Mrs.
Muer, 80; L. Lapidare, 80; H. II. Fay.
80; r. II. Patten. -; viii Campbell.
si6G GO; same. $50; same. $40; WIN.
Mayer. S72 95; same. $50 20; Q. =.
johnson, Is; Thomas Gallagher. s14 30;
GoLp HiIr News. sl44; Wolf & Fetch
or. SO; Gillis. Mott 4 CO., S5S IS; same
$40 10; q. +. Clark K Co.. -; Hatch
Brothers, sos CT; Laignsau 4 Little.
$40 Gs; A. J. Smith. $50; @. ID. Smith,
Si4i II; Virginia Gas Company. sl6l;
Joseph Fredsricks. $22 IS; J. w. Nc
Donald. IS Is; Lonkey 4 Smith. sl7 81;
W. n. Ash. SIS; Fred. Boegle, s91 70;
@. F. Scholl, IS 80; B. Q. Hughes,
$40 %; Alchorn l. Smith, $2l8 "a; II.
4. Symons. s20i Is; Pioneer Laundry.
s5l rs; Wilson & Brown, $40; A.
barnes. $40; Pioneer Laundry. s32 10;
A. L. Bancroft, Ss5 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
!. DR.A.KsfnkAEY,
Las Renewed . No. W South o

~ S-
Street, urytnia, spsssiAs clsplAin Hos.s.
d.. splunsy, veil ksssa 1~hrouyhout TIE
shoss ssccsssfai trssissss ] ssfain physic.i
Disabilities Aad iunnsiond dsrngements de-
ssryedly sntitle lin = !hs hm!ilss .rsesfni.
: .sss q III inform Sna a. elii,ss: Of virsisis cis
Aad vicinity that his inersasins patronage %.
nanding more c~ommodious apAftmente. he IA
removed 70 his new of1ee. No. 10 beuth y
strost Virginia, ssypn doors .noIth ~ ~
Irsoeh Drug etofs, wharf p Wv p $500
Y eonsult with ~, thls diving lavslioan - ~
proisssicasI assney. Of slch eossttutooA N
noyanees and ailments - hs claims 70 conpess
and 70 cure. Without entering Into biogfppnr
icai details. II 70 sufAeispt 70 slnplZ. promal
Cnts the net that DR.. 6pINNkY'S earliest
rsIs..iion NAY % traced e.sk 70 h,s hSsass.
kasD Medical instituts. Tue regime Of The
Engllsh Pharmaceutical Colleges . gssgsd b.
N elevated standard. An extended expensnos
and an assiduous study OF the varied phases
81 diseass enables him 10 guarantees sssnranceg
ofsucees. In the eradication Of the multiloel
4 Nervous Debility, Kxhsustsd Vitality.
Youthful Excesses, Marriage lnpedimeats.
and Chronic diseases generally. -
TO THE LADIES.
On. sPINNEY, while naturally Impressed
with the delicacy Of the subject. feels no hesi.
fancy In assuring Them that, In conjunction
with . competent knowledge Of their various
spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite. Lashi1de.
Prolapsus Uteri. ketroyerions Or Dtsplace-
msnt Of the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities, Leu.
chores. Dyspepsia. IndiCestion, Constipation,
and many petty, Irritating disiraetiors that
almost invariably have their origin in tho utef
Inc region, he can AFFORD them Immediate relief.
COME AND BK HEALED.
!. n..ts r, no. VIA. your ,rouSls may b,
win cost you nothing for consultation, soplsass
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can eure you he
viii tell you 20; II not. he will say %, for he
win not undertake q cure unless no 10 confident
Of Affecting the same.
YOUNG MEN.
Who may DO suffering from the efeetsof youth.
fl folllss or indiscret,on. will do well 10 avail
u sa; sss sI,ss Of 81 . .aiss inc E E%unsn,sy o0G Dr. s's SIM lasc
My win guarantee 70 forfeit nvs hundred dol.
lars for every case Of seminal weakness or pr
vats disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls 10 cure. He would. there.
,oss, ,sSa}y ~. 70 Uo ~ tsst ,on Az isssdln9 pnos
asnceroua ground when Won lonrer dslsy IN
seeSins he proper remedy for your Complaint.
You may DO In The nrst stage-rsmembsr, roo
are approaching the last. IL you arc bordering
upon the last, and arc suffering some or al Of
III evil effects, remember that II you obstinate
IL persist In generalization. the time must
come when the most skillfui physician can rem.
der you no assistance; whom the doors OF hope
Will b closed against you ; when no angel OF
Doctor failed Of suecess, Then let not despair
work Itself upon your Imagination. but avail
yourself OF the beneficial results Of his treat.
msnt bsfors your cass V beyond the reach OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
FOREIGN Msws.

Arrivei 81 CarutnnI Aannhu8 IN
Lssdoa-rrsasen orCsbrersa An.
nounced.
LONDON. April 6.-Cardinal Manning
has arrived hors and In q few days the
Catholic gentry Of England will present
him with o congratulaiory address. &C
companied by o testimonial Of 5000
guinsas.
A correspondent writes from Madrid
that nearly all the university professors
Of Spain have signed q protest against
tho reactionary educational measures
and that tho students intend to mako q
general demonstration in the sams di.
rection.
Generals Sabsllo and Zizzarya have sent
an address to Don Carlos denouncing
Cabrerea's treason, and testifying to tho
fidelity Of tho C~atalonians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srsaAt TO II GOLD ELL DAILY NEWS.
FROM GAN
A Eiighs shsek sf Earthsuaks-Re-
vival Interest Falling Oh.

Ban FslSorsco. April Q. l::3o r. NJ
Three shocks Of earthquake were felt In
this city last night, two In near success
sion; ono about 0 ?. n. and tho other
about II. All wore slight, and attracted
but little notice.
Tho rsvivalists who have been missed
on California street for several days are
out again In force this afternoon, but
tho interest sesm 10 have fallen Of.
and the crowd on the street Ii smaller
than heretofore.
The Board Of Supervisors are holding
. secret session this afternoon. The
subject OF their deliberations 10 not
known, but n several matters were
called up last night, tho settlement Of
which called for adjournment 10 this
evening. Il Il surmissd that the meeting
this afternoon 10 10 decide something on
the programme for evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

IssunAxcr.-"Your shair may become In
yelvsd. and your property Be taken foe debt
Bot Q Policy Of Lilo Insurance cannot b taken
for debt cannot Be alienated nom your hein
and " you hare chosen your company dis
ereetly, 10 subject to no commercial risk. u
10 q nearly sore - anything earthly. can BE-"
Insure In tho New York Lie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

so Rock Islands
-
ELkokSr CLoruIxo.-9sntlsmon de-
string to purchase an elegant wardrobe
Of tho very latest fashion. can find at
tho clothing emporium Of Roos Broth
ors, South G street. Virginia. q line OF
Spring clothing which for style. cut and
makeup 10 unsurpassed. A special So
lection has been mnde OF the very latest
Eastern modes. and their stock Is much
admired by gentlemen Of tasto. II con-
sists o; Spring o~vercoats, dress and
business suits, including hats. boots.
neck ties and silk handkerchiefs. They
have also on hand shirts Of the best
make and all kinds Of underclothing. at
prices to suit the purchaser. Their sps-
eialiy is in goods Of superior style, which
commend themselves at once to the
taste and Judgment OF fashionables and
which are cheap and durable. but cut in
tho latest style and made Of the best
material.
MrsrSo LocArIoSs.-wo have received
tho following communication making in
quirics concerning mining locations:
''MR. EprroR: Please answer what
amount Of ground or feet can a man To-
cato in this State or county AZ a mining
claim. q. ii. H."
We have not n copy OF the mining Act
Mt hand at present, but our understand
ing Of its provisions Is that u individ-
uai Gun locate |. 900 feet upon any ledge
previously Indicated. But tho question
how many feet a man can locate In this
State or county, depends on the number
Of Indicated lodges in the State or coun-
ty. II there are 1000 such no might
locate 1900, 900 feet.
Tux CoxrSo PHIzx TIanr.-we learn
from VIM. NJ. Davis. the well known
pugilist. that tho entire amount Of tho
stakes on the prizo fight between Bins
Williams and Jim Chatham. was put up
yesterday. There IL no doubt but that
the contest will como Of on May 9TH.
without some unforeseen accident hap
pens. That date will fall on Wednesday.
four weeks from tomorrow. Both mon
are in vigorous training and are report
ed in excellent condition: There are
many inquiries where the ngn. wiz .as1
Pun. 49, r.,ora 4, comss OF
CuRIxa TkA.-Inquiry has been made
whether tho fact stated by Mr.. belong.
In his Lecture on japan. on mn.s nsc":'
Ihsns' s.as,sJ N conner Kettles before
n Vim hear shipment upon the ocean.
applies also to Chinese tea, Lne same
Procsss y ', TS. onix ssnuins la IN Lon
,aan Pa,;. and 81. Petersburg ii il brought
overland from China, and brings faou-
lous prices.
ALARM LAST NIaHr.-The fire alarm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

TRlEs AND sHRuIsERr-Bhsde trses. ffuit
trees, shrusbsu. svergrssss. vines, etc., o.
al descriptions, suitable foe the climate and
locality Of virginia and 0oh Hin. Just received
r-ossonsbIs prices, pissinr them within ths
reach Of I'll, b. Ahxandsr ciark, Lone Dns
Stables. OF the Divide. New 10 Tree planting
time, and . hns oppoFtunity 10 beauty q ~.
der nors valuabls your honss. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

Jusr read ms.-usynAn Broths rs havs,us
opened new fumiturs siors on the corner Of
necessary Tor furnlshiug housss, cheaper than
any houss this ride OF Ssn Fnncnsco. They
kssp constantly on hand . largo stock Of furni.
tgr.. bedding, carpets. eroskey, siass and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

Blue Pours. - LArgssissd. delicious b
morning a Tom rieafos's e~slsbs.sd Ealing
stand. Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also Oh
kinds Of Ssh, sprtng chicken, porter houps
steaks and everything else eravsd' By the inner
nan. ue6rons dinner combinations are 9
marvel Of ~sastroaonis skin. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

A .S.. rsnsa, ,:.eAIi' .sd f'vsr. Ayers
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

Lat kvsaing.
10 Meadow Valley. 1.sS.
iss k.ynosaS NJ. lx. a. -. ux.
rs kafeka Goa, n, nv.
100 Phoebe west, !.
&c Belmoat ~, ~, ~.
leo ltye Patch. ~,
20 RUSSIAN. AZ.
ix5 Cherry Creek, I.
1Tu Mansfeh, Z.
100 BOON. SC.
$40 Golden cbaIieI ~. ~. ".
70 Mahogany. 10.
go south Chariot. ~, ~.
10 fssman, ~.
loo War EAs.s. .. 81.
$50 C~osmopoliian, cc, sc.
100 Niagara, 1ec.
a!:s Asds.. !, ~ haa 1s..sS.sx.
eco LeyiAtAAn. IN.
40 Kossuth. ., AZ. AZ.
so Original Flo~ery. ~. az, ~.
so Lady Washington. AZ. 2S.
800 Nist. toe.
This Merniss.
40 Ophir. ON, ", %
e5 Nexiean, a.. nv f
70 Gosld B Curry. 10. i9s
Us Beet q Relehsr. 81. ssA. 3k
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IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR IMMENSE
] Stock OF Clothing and TO realize cash, We
Tow ofer oar entiro stock OF Clothing and fur.
nishing goods Of the best make, such %
BEAVER OvRRCOATS.
kERsEY OvRRCOATs.
CHINCHlLLA QyERCOATS,
nEAs!tsfMsi!Rs tyTs,
;sl.y sur
'f sfshS, isS
vsi; aiER AS SgGsrs,
And q full limo Of Furnishing Goods. and all
other goods In our line, at
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS THAN
FORMERLY ASKED.
A fuIi iine Of BOOTS. SHOES, GLOVES.
HATS and GAPS.
We Ssslre ths attention Of houscksepsrs and
keepers Of lodging houses, Q. No cell al kipds
sf8LANKErS o. Han Francisco Cost, and our
Toartsen lQuartcr White Bisnksts, st ts-Ths
vsy Best.
" p, 3. Our styles Of goods are we'll
known. and only the veD best Of msterials are
sslseled- Please give us 3 call before purchas-
Ing elsewhere.